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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02
Disciples Of Christ.

Disciples Of Christ.
TlcsT ! {, HG YAN 81 EU ~ 9%txIvo
Pubic Boie class Lecture on Toes ay evening
Eleventh street, near Avenuc-B- Preaching b., thc
rd.ior The Rev 4 {. M0tHi6UsI9, 1890 = md ~
tho Rev JOSEPH {. 1HONA Of Prooklyn a. 75O p M
and piclca'uF 10y by B,sp jEsszN PEck at73or
FONTS ose Of IgGasagy no ~ wSlh s,
nG g Of second nd coGny ana
sired
Fr. Reformed Kgi-ccPni Church ara
5irst Rcv W:i r. SABINE Ia ne 1,II 70 -
a; 51 a IT. wi praSc sI.NDAY Note6er - e ?. % aoi
1.i.g following at "a p m The JowIsl s6eracc
illustrated with Model and Priests |'rmeaI. Az are "H
come.
Friends Meeting House 2otn-st Gramcrcv Park
CHAEl5S r. COFFIN OF indiana. WIZ attend rcgl"n@ SCI
vice First Day, morning, 1880 evening mce'Ius ''c All
einyitcd
Lecture bv TIE Rev. George H. Smy I'll. Monday ~, \
lug, November 4 1878 ~ The fonlth le,"il 'N'
Tnc scot h and scotch. Irish IA Amcrico."
Lexington Avenue ". T. ChErch, cor ga g. W H. H.
ods supper. Al Illustrated saon al 700 BY he P9St"I
Gnc paintings indicating TIE Welcome Home SEATS hcc
AuaFc welcomed
Madison s0unrc Church. On SABBATH AITERNoO%
pas. 81 Cnrsi %ork Home abroad -aDjcc
An a. Ne SOW know It; can il be RECLAIMED
Madison Avenue Bap,iai Church corner Of 5i.tst-
y @ Nv ,oV'ql,er ; Services nj II a. n aud
p M. Payer meeting Wednesday evening nj '4'.
Madison Avenue Baptist Cbureh Mc,t Jodst near 7,n
ave, he Ecy. !. -. ELDER D. D, Pastor Preaching By
ing a. $50 short rr!ycrn'ct4e 1licr .t'nHF sernun.
rrav,I meeting MO%DAl aHd ':D%toDAh 'S'.il.F;
SUNDAY - $50 Friends and stranger invited 10 81
the -.rVIces.
Memorial Prcsby,csuH Cburc, y s,ioa'1yc. aa ga
We. %Gt f0W e, II ~ H. sr, -ioa 3d. sabbath hoci
50 q. ~. Good VII Mission 90 2;.j r ~
Mpdson Avenue Chacca ofrae Di;e,nie. co.rer ibr,.
an rtI:liact. Consistently Failure g. and %. sub
ie iris,rf 49, a., li'1 yyog Is Hs,, ,
Wednesday evening General PRAYER coa'ng Fffs' evening
Masonic Temple. 2:i.-i a4d tt"aSc.
jet; % Visions of the Future"
Murray iiili P,esbyierGn ch1reb iG.' cast 81 TX
"a lTe3ehns w tAs f%' or TIE i:es GlnHl. r.
Lie subject he ming Tho significance q the Ia.
Gyidus." Strangers welcome
Hts. Nenic ighun vii lecture for the Frst society
Of Siar .ai-s a, u,er llal, % ~o7t 5iist. SUNDAY
MOHNIN1, at 1850 anH 1880 p m Nd'toet evening"
Seals free. Children Lyceun. $50 y ia
Madison Avenue Reformed CaarciL eorner, San 81
745 p SABBATH schooa3p strangors coniialy in
North Dutch Chureh, III raito.st aud rs Anust-
Pr ach.ug sUNDAY n and 745 p the in
charge Roy. 4. J. PARK. MONDAY EVENING Praise
mec,iag aud FRIDAY EVENING PrayT.meetiup at 745.
Ina th. church The Fulton Daily Nool .cens
held.
Newly orb sunday -schoo! Associations. The Primary
iesossP s,ireripioSdsnls" 0csDAY oeiost. Fuci
stLest Chs's ne isS 4 " SsiAuEtLft t,nanetoI
Mr. Ralph Volts. condnatGr
North Presb,terian Csareh Of 9lb.4ye and
he'd OF p M; Morning service a 1890 Pitac,ug ny The
Pas9I che , Rev T. y h8SiTEh sne9e kngw
of before The Young Peoples Association The
ass 81 Service 81 song from o en-
pei Hymns No. 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02
Gteamboats an0 Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonlc
ID Naugatusk Railroads Fare e. steamer Brdfepors
leaves daily (sundays exoepted) at 5v H.
and Bridgeport at III D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02

WEST ELIZABETH, near Depot-N arrest
w desirable suburban locality on hest line OF hnv OUT
lower He~York only 80 minutes several express unns
cheap fares growing Boghborood house has eight heepg
rooms Wide halls and pasSas gas water Da,s "ss,
lawns and shade win LEI at s25 until April formerly iet AZ
$50 Apply at Elevator, No. ii Pine-sL
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= y
- TNuED STATES MAIL SrEAMFH~
Tu't QTEENr TOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
Leaving Il,r -. y. u. foot nf hIugai
1VTONiISti... - DAY. ,s0s. s. D.
NEVADA ............ n - ID ~. Nov H.. llJ.
MONTANA "a ff'DN Y, Nov Do.
N f-.ON ~ n ........ III f~bAN Nog. go. &. o ni.
NNG.IINg a.. DAY. Drt. lu.
IT, These steamers hWt 81 iron lr "a - sight com
requisite
, AaGtc both sair ara agreeable,
a'A.on. yrUl. faip amt Doe
mary. urrIru,,d
cn steamer Tho 30 up dock, thu.
nose greatest ali lu2ufl.s 80 :cc ventilation and
hrh.
GAPIN PASSAGE m'o0rGiur 10 sfa."T "rIl $40 iI $50
INIEENEDI t.. $50. SNE tRNtE 80
OFFICE. so. - BRO DHhf.
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wiz speak SUNDAY MOENiNG az I0iJ Oclotf sub
irct: % Visions % the Future"
Murray min P,e.byicrian Charcb, tntl-f cast % lex
inCtaa. Services yO-MONhOW 4OjJ and e.
D. PREACHING uy tlc fasOF, the Key. GENtHE F.
tIIA MIXERS SuLjrct for lie morning: The Iiiddel
Iiic subject hr ming "Thc significance q the
oyltois." WELCOME.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02

Friends, Meeting House 2uthst near t'ramcrcv PARK
CiiAEi.S COFFIN OF Indiana, vli attend religious SCI
vice First Day. morning, 1880 evening mee'ug' '5c Al
are invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02

4 l iof PLYMOUTH CUEEBut re-. aud IiMBl No..
"IELhNr. ......... Nov 1T ~ y ....'..% o. ~
IGti BRA lA.....Nos. u Ur.l.i.t.i. o.- -
iHt's"aHFagr - plymouth london arioo'fH li'n' s'.
and l bstuf- aud "
g.,s ,.- ecouI CiI, god, go ~'.tIe tuiru,t Fab
kT'NfINltBr & 90. {. u IIrIi Nltp A. BtA0.
General AGENTS. GeIt'ai ia-ttalrt rr'nt5.
81 Broad It,. Nrv. .Nora a. B'nl lWaf. N'A-l o..
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW -JERsE

Id III ~ 90 ~ 50so G 500 sd =
aud SATURDAY nights only al 1880 o m sundays 300 a
KaIuei Slrtng Valley and Monsey TOO CAS- a. m I45 D.
NJ JNO. n. ABBOTT, General Passr gent New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02

Madison Avenue Reformed Caarch. corner san Il
frV. EDNA.sD 4. REED wa Drrsrh 70 - . ~. and
145 p sabbath school Strangors conialy in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02

Nrs NcU.c ighBr viii lecture for the Frst society
Of uaii-js a. uicr Hat, 30 West 5%ist. SUNDAY
| MORNING. at 1880 amt 1880 D. m SdJCCt. cyrninl
An Tn0d fc nat 10 l1OI another /"
seals free. CAitIrns LyCeuu 25O ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02
IEW.YORK, HAVANA and MEXICAN

" Mali. =. $. LINE
steamers leave peg NO.3 North !tlyCr AZ 2 d
FOR IANANA DIRECT auG VERA CltIZ
Calling 40 piugrrfsu Campo chy aad t1OnttIn.
CITY o. VERA CEJT. ........... -. SATURDAY Nov
CITY OF WASHINGTON Havana only 1iul-4ay. Nov IA
.f
steamer oaNcs Orleans Nov III and nov - Tor Vera
NaianoTOs. Havana Iampicp TuIpil conIec Uu
Wit steamer Tor Nrw prK and above ifTt,
T. ALEAANI!tf. 6 sons, Sos. 81 and Ilrua i,ggv
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flnancidl.
TIME SHAREHOLDERS o

bpreby notified thai the annual meeting To- the e'clol
f directors ard spec election for the ensuing yei
vii be held at this Office On wednesday NOVEMBER Ue i"'
inst, next. 81, 49,. A..
The transfer If Company closed and VIII Ice
opei 18th met Hy order ot the oIr OF
DrectOTs CHAitLFS = Urn ~ D'oi-eai>-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02

u ~r1AhSHIP LINE BETWEEN sew. YORK
SOUTHAMTTON AID BBEMES.
COMPANN'S PIER foot 81 SEC ONDSF, uOBORES.
NECK E........> al. Nov. p MOS I'll. sat Nov 1G
MA sat NON. y ODER.
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW-NOEK ~ SOUTHLAND
TON. NtNRE or BREMEN:
FIRST CABIN. 500 gold SECOND CABIN $50 gold
~IEElAbE. $50 currency.
Return tcRotS a. reduced preua
Catss $50 currency.
FOI freight az passage apply 10
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>MAN LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS

TOR QUEENS TGWN AID LIVERPOOL
CITY or RICH NOS AIT ltDA1, No!. 81, D.
cry II CiiIS "a J. i.pAh nov IT,. 9 %.
CITY or NONFEtA L..-..riii r. DAY. NOV -, D.
FROM Pic. 81. y. It. foo; 81 hailt onst.
CABIN $40, $50 aud Iluu gold. R'iGn tickets On favor
ahlC fp'1n-.
s,IIsl RAGi. S2S. cmTcnsv. Dr ~ ~ oWes rates.
- utl. rooms smashing and bath sni1sllBS
These r. aIrr= caTtv neither cattle. sheen pi.8
JOIN a. DALE. Agent, 81 aud 80 3roadwsg y. Y.
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Gonnirn prouerEp 10 Eet.

COTTAGE and FIVE ACRES at GARRl-
~ SONS opposite West Point Address FlSHklLL
SAVINGS BANk Hshsill, N. y
MONTCLAIR.-TO let, furnished or unfur-
I'VE he'd for months year-hands0me cottage resi-
b ~ rooms modern improvements with stable and
a dis In fine order views 81 NewY0rK and Intervening
country. Address NJ. K, Tribune Office
rTO RENT-FurnIshed COTTAGE rooms; for
bond OF Rector Address Rector, Cornwall Orange co,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02

EARM-Free and clear; 20 miles on Long
Island; good neighborhOod; $50 acres valuable lend
budngs would be exchanged for improved New"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02

Lecture bv the Rev. George VI. ~my til. Mpuday even
A. the FonIth Reformed lrcsbYarth
Cinfcr 4Sthst between Sth snd 9thHVtS HG'J"cl
Np cot and scotch Irish IA amt Tic0.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02

North Presby Chareh 81 9h-avo and slsi
Memorial service o. The Rev Thomas -. viii lie
OF D. M. Morning service ~ 1890 Pr fla
Pastor, the Rev. :. u. ROSSITER. Subject: Krow
Ia Whom have Believed" Evening service ESQ Fust ul
series Of sermons before The Young Peoples Association The
Rev. WIN. PAXTON. ID. d.. pTfacbes subject: The
cressing Importance Of Religion" service Of song from
pei Hymns No 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02

North Dutch Church, III IniiOlSt AID rs AHust-
Pr ach.ug DAY u and 745 y the in
charge Roy. 4. J. PARK. MONDAY EVENING Praise
meeting and FRIDAY EVENING Prayc.neetiup at 7.45
Ina this church the Fulton Daily Nooa Frayo ieens
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12
DOWNY'S WALK.

Although James l. Downy In hts walk at Central
Park Garden stopped the end OF the ylst mile.
Wednesday night, almost exhausted. he came upon
she track yesterday morning fully dctcrm.n ned 10
make mp for lost time HIS rest OF 10h. 49m. ass.
haa been Of much SERVICE though he far
from feeling well. Resuming at sh ION. 40s. no
made the 92d mile In l5m. 32s and then gradually I'm
proved, though hts 1o2d milo occupied 16m. Us. Al
tho end OF the l04tn milo he rested 2sm. DOS, and
then went on until the end OF the FIRST lap OF the
Tooth milo when he was stopped for IN. 2Sm and 4s
THIS was done TO enable his managers TO lay ont a
new track, the outdoor portion OF the old SUBJ
Zee cd walker to constant wctng In tho rain That
was failing The new track is the same upon which
Miss Bertha Won Hlern and Miss arshaIl walk Cd
requires % laps the mile Atthe end OF the 1920 milo
supper was eaten by Dowpy, which required 35m.
bO From that timo on, with the exception of rest
OF 25m. l5s during tho 1884 mile, Downy continued
his Journey until 10h 56m. 45s. last night He had
then completed his 140th milo, which required lam.
bs., and upon retiring intended to resume at half
part O'Clock this morning.
During the day and evening, George Law, Peter
yanncss, 7. H. Noonan, John Goodwin and Hughes
accompanied Downy. rho latter Is now unoer the
caro- oil Robert Jackson, of Passaic, N J. Downy IL
hopslcssiy behind 10 hts task
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK J pRrssrn fro m Savannah, arrived st Bucnos
Aytcs March aud reports lost Of deck load OF lumber
on the passage.
BARK NORWOOD tBrl. Adams, from Spanish Main FOR
Baltimore at Fortress Monroe April IL dsm astod
the 4th.
BARK PAIArs GALLrRs tFr), Msjcu. nom Pensacola
April for Bordeaux, returned TO Pensacola iitb
watcrloggcd
BAG Isis Anderson from 81 Jago. Philadelphia 9th
Apr n, lat 20 So Ion TO- experienced heavy
NV aud Ne gales; lost jib and staysail.
srnR JAS IpSRy SNOW from Now York for Boston, ran
asore the flats OF Edxnrtown ard hauled OF
Ing Of 10th by cutter samuel Dexter. With trnn
damage.
scnR NJ g Lyon, Young, from Brunswick. 81 Phnadcl-
phia 18th, had heavy weather. and the 7h Inst, OF
Capo Henry, sprung a leak.
scnR II Johnson arrived NJ Gloucester 9Th inst from
. Georges trip with loss OF ma nmsst
scun CLsn. LgAvIrr, Lombard from New York for Ia
which put into Nassau In distress. tho dry
dock nj the latter port April undergoing repairs.
scuR suSSY ouru from New York for Mobile (bofors
reported. totally wrecked Absco Match ~ Tho
portion o tho saved aud taken Nassau
and tho damaged portion oft sold.
Ga with lumber which has been aground the
DAYS past arrived the High street wharf, eorge
town. yesterday morning.
CARR MAY. Nj April 11s large full rugged ship
ashore during the thick Jog this the Five Mile
Beach. near where the Bethany lies
SoRroLK April fO-The and captain Of the schr
Sophia wilson, sunk In the late collision with the scr Ado
line Townsend, mites Ilorr Issno arrived In
hsrhor Monday Night The Bakers have contracted
the sophia wilson's Of steel rails and deliver
~ City Point W whch place u we originally shppsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12
LITERARY CHIT-CHAT.

"rent Mark in Palestine" Is the title OF Lieutenant
Coudcrs now book.
The Library Association Great Britain IL discuss
ing that long vcxed problem OF q universal catalogue
OF literature.
tho London Academy styles Or. wooisey's "Polsicai
Science" solid, trustworthy and comprehensive text
book.
Kinks Guide TO the Turf Part l." has been issued
ana Is just the thing that every turfman wants /.
contains complete OF all turf events run in
1871 with o copious index referring to tho same,
giving pcarroes Of tho horses engaged; alpha
beticai list OF racing coors, with the OF
RS tho prominent racing ccntrcs OF tho country and
how to approach them; table OF weights carried !;
dates OF important events and useful rules some
OF tho prominent racing clubs. Tho great dcsidcr-
alum achieved by tho author has boon 10 condcnse
great amount Of useful Information, indispensable to
turimcn and also TO turf lovers generally, a small
CON PASS abe .sGudsn being issued IN handy pocket
form.
President woolscy's now book on political science
is q work deserving the most careful attention from
students Of tho art oil government
MI r. L. Do vinno's .'Invcntion OF Printing, has
highly apprcci alive notice OF moro than q column In
the Saturday Reutsw
Tho SWISS Alpine Club VIII hold ut 1nterlakcn, In
September next, what Is termed M Alpine Exhib-
ton, TO comprise a collection OF specimens OF
natural history and literature, besides
nil the panopiy and outns OF mountain explorers
A supplement to "Lit,rc's Great Dictionary OF tho
French Language" In quaro, has just boon completed
at PARIS.
NJ Lcnicnt, whose work on '.satre In France" has
Just passed into second edition, has treated tho SUBJ
Icct with great critical acumcp.
A postbumous work Of Edgar Quinet entitled "vio
Of Mort du Gcnio Gree has Just appeared.
The FIRST volume OF "5ainto Bcuvc's Correspondence
from 1922 10 1907 Is out II IS very piquant.
Mr. spences new book Venezuela, under the tito
OF the Land OF Bolivar" Is pronounced by the pecta
tor 10 DO valuable comprehensive aud full OF Inorma-
ton concerning tho ancient history. topography.
natural history, products and tho statistics OF the
country.
tI.o Traffic dc Commorcc--Fran CO. Amcricaincn
Tho lively "Momoircs d'un Journalistic Of II. do
vllemessant have reached tho sixth series volume,
which In entitled "Mcs Voyages CT Mes Prisons"
NJ. y. Donjou Is publishing In numbers n complete
catalogue OF works that have been condemned or sup.
pressed In Europe from Isi4 10 1871
Tho Saturday Review thinks that Mr. Hepworth
Dixon might DO doing worse than writing novels.
"He might DO compiling Guides 10 Mormonism" fsee
"spirnual wivcs'b ''or turning history into blank
verso or badcrdash History has still character 20
lose, and fiction has norc."
Africa Is being rapidly uncovered by the enterprise,
endurance and science Of many explorers OF tho
latest original works 10 Report on the Province
OF Kordoian," by Major II. Prout, Of tho Egyptian
Generals stat, Cairo, 1871.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12
SINGULAR DEATH.

Under circumstances Of n very singular character
MAYOR Robert REQ, formerly OF tho Third regiment,
Ntw Jersey National Guard iound dead In mis- bed
last evening at hts home. No 26l Railroad avenue.
Newark. Hc bad been living alone for some time
past. HIS vile having lott him, and tho ncighbors
missed him since last saturday. Yesterday toward
evening some OF tho moro anxious ones entered tho
house by tho back window aud horrincd TO md
the Major lying dead In bed, hts body
being quite advanced state OF
decomposition. County Physician Ward was notified
and made examination OF the body. Hc iound no
marks OF violence ana nothing 10 Indicate that any
poison had boon used, and hts impression Is that do
ceased died from natural causes--hcart disease or
stroke OF apopcxy.
Mayor Rca was nifty years OF age ana leaves two
children, one of whom, young man, Is IN tho navy.
A post mortcm cxam pation viii be held to-day Tho
cause OF Reals separation hts wife is not known
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12
DARwINISM REJECTED.

Dr. g. Warehouse icctured last evening in Associa.
ton Hall on "The Unity OF Plan aud Evidence Of De-
sign in the Animal Kingdom, Past and Present"
This the first Of OF eight lectures which
Dr. Hawkins givc three Of tho lectures to DO de-
hvered In tho evening aud Ave In the fore
noon, the latter to be on "Naturai History
in Connection With Art" Tho method pursued
by DR.. Hawkins Is illustrate his subject by draw
ings, executed with crayons black and white can
vas boards arranged on the platform. Ho began his
lecture last evening by briefly alludng to tho OAR
winian hypothesis and stated his disbelief In tho
modern "advnnccd" theory OF evolution. His first
prime. pal demonstration was that OF salmon, the
lecturer using the TO show tho different
parts OF the fish no was making the drawing.
pointing out tho Of each, thus show
ing The evidence Of design IN the formation
OF the animal Next he exhibited tho drawing OF nm
alligator intending TO exhibit tho unity Of plan tho
animal kingdom with other drawings. 10 show how
uniform the working Of some invisible hand IN SO
forming creatures nat they were adapted TO tho uses
in tended for them. at the conclusion Dr. hawkins
spoke iroely OF mis- opposition 10 Darwinan
theories saying that they destroyed the poetry OF te
that Tor his part he preferred to believe In the
ever-presence OF an omnipotent Being.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12
A PECULIAR CRAFT.

Mr. Thomas Fearon. Of Yonsers, N. Y, has finished
\ pacing craft OF such peculiar model u will surely
commspd great attention. IL Is a catboat, II feet
q In length, 8 fect inches beam and - inches
aecp. Tncro 10 9 inches crown TO dock, with o
inches shear forward and inches alt A small
Garing cockpit gives wide deck Tho centre
board 10 8 feet inch long by fcct wide. Tho boat
ia built apsreak, with continuous round, which IN
tersccss the crown OF the deck. She has q long ,or
: iuli bow giving her round bearings Thus the stem
In what In oden times was called tho 'cartwheer
rlope There ~ skeg aft Her rudder rs fitted on
nom counter OF stern. aud rakcs under like tho
ssem OF ordinary boats. Tho trunk
ebeetnut plank IL inchos thick, and IL
lucncs wide cut down at tho ends TO intcrscct with
item and stern, with piece neu 10 IRON the heads
Of trunk, running ana fastening 10 stem and storm.
post There is dcadwood showing outside the
boat Tse banking Is Of cedar, hall inch thick. The
Graf. vas drafted similar TO shell boat, and put
N frame and pankeu bottom up, or IN ethcr words,
the hull built upside down.
She A ntted with q hollow mast, 20 iect o inches
extrsms length, inches diamcter at partners, and
Az inches diameter at head. The boom 81 long
ana tne gan 10 feet Tho mast s placed IN the eyes Of
inc boat. being only inches IRON scm head, giving
her the oldest possible look. Mr.. Fcaron his had
his novel craft finished In tho bsndsomess
manner. Her bottom Is - smooth as one OF his
shAi boass and, In reality, many Of the ideas en-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12
THE BURGLARS TRYST.

Captain Byrnes and Detective slcvn, Of tho Fif-
tcenth precinct were standing at tho corner OF
Broadway and Third street last night, when boy In
formed them that gang Of burglars had plundered
the dramatic agency ofnce OF J. l.. San
ford, ~ No. west Third street, but q few
minutes before and stolen tho wardrobe OF
Nellie Sanford. the actress, which valued at over
s., oOO The officers promptly began an nvestga-
ton, and learned that the thieves had gained
TO the building by means OF false kcys and stolen
Ihree large trunks and o valise, which they had
placed express wagon and drove on
with. They heard 10 tell tho driver to
take hts load Of Mott and Bayard Streets
where they would join him. On receipt OF this tn
tehgence Captain Byrnes procured coach, and, &C.
companied by Detectives Sevin and Gilgar, at once
started to intercept the thieves The police arrived
minutes before the express wagon und concealed
themselves In the neighb0rhood. Shortly nitcr the ar
rival Of the express wagon three men began TO unload
it. Captain Byrnes with his officers, then surroun ded
and arrested them. The prisoners were conducted 10
Mercer street station house. whore they their
names Jonn Allen, Louis Periatto and Dan vouiio.
Allen recognized BY the police as notorious bur.
glar, who Is Known to tho police by the alias Of
"Scotch Jack" They were locked up for the night
ana Will be arragned at the Jefferson Market Police
Court this morning The stolen property was all re-
covereo and will be returned TO ite owner to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12
WILLIAM III. TWEED'S ILLNESS.

William n. Tweed lies In Ludlow Street Jail In q
very critical condition, and hts attendants fear that
the old mans fast drawing 10 b close DR..
Carnochap formerly Health oncer Of this port Is in
attendance upon the sick ana yesterday paid him
,hrco visits just before the great doors Of tho jail
bolted ten O'Clock last night tho Doctor called
upon his patient and found him somewhat easier as
regarded the pneumonia and bronchitis but worse In
respect 10 tho disease OF tho heart there sgns
of eIuson Of the pcricardium.
Mr.. Twceds illness began some tine since with
affection OF the kidneys. this was followed by bron-
Chtis then his heart became involved In the general
disarrangcmcnt, and now pncu rs added to the
list Of diseases. His physician attributes inc general
breaking down OF the old mans system the disnp
pontment OF his hopes OF roiease from prison. MIS-
Tweed Is now Ia Europe, but her sou n-law, Mr.
Douglass aud the wife OF The latter, the old man
every day, and roman Tor hours trying 10 cheer him
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