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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-11-01

Horse and cattle powders II unadulterated
are Of immense advantage, but the large packs
now sold are trash, only one kind now known
in this country are absolutely pure and those
are Sheridan's.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-11-01

Chew Jacksop's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-11-01
NOTICE.-Farmers Fami-

IMPORTANT NOTICE.-Farmers, Fami-
lee aud Others can purchase Remedy equal 10 DR.
TOBIAS VENETIAN EMINENT for the cure Of
Cholera, DiarThnA, Dysentery, Group, Colo and Sea-
oath accompanying each bottiel and externally for
chronic Rheumatism, Headache, ToothAche, Sore
Bites Old Sores Pains in Limbs Back and Chest The
VENETIAN IMMINENT introduced In lS4T, and
no one who has used II but continues TO do So many
stating IL IL Ten Dollars Bottle they would not
be without IL. Thousands Of Oerthcates be seen
lies. Sold By the Druggists ct 40 cts. Depot AZ
Murray St, New York.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-11-01

nR.FOOrE's HEALTH st0NTHLt.-Js
md ia eent On trial for 81 months for EOuR &c.
5IAMf5l murray Hill Pub. %, 20 X Ssth htsN1.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-29

THE new Capitol Of Connecticut was oc-
cupisd for the FIRST time on Tuesday: Ii
is said to be an exceptionally fine building,
and has been completed within the appro-
priation made for it's construction. 1t was
built under limitations as to the amount
expended each year, and has beeu paid for
out Of the proceeds Of current taxation.
The fall in prices Of material and labor
during the last three years enabled the
Commissioners to add largely to the orna.
mentation Of the building, without exceed
ing estimates and appropriations. In Oc-
tober, 1875, the City hall, Baltimore, was
completed and handed over to the city au-
thorities. 1t also was erected and fur
nishsd At much less than the estimates ani
appropriations made for the building
alone. These Visitations have come upor
tic people north and south Of US, and i
may bs possible that some day station
house, says the Philadelphia Recort
or something Of the kind, may b
built in this city, for less than the estimate
and appropriations. In such an event
however, wise Phlladelphians will, n
doubt, suspect that mistake has beel
made, or the estimates put up too high 70
contractor TO reach them.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-29

4Enltri& rom the English Aliancs by di-
viding the spoil. Il is said that Austria
demands Bosnia, Herzegovina, Northern
Albania, and portion Of Macedonia, ir-
iclaaing salonica. Russia objects to the
annexation of the latter province to Aus
tria, but comedies the others. Ifthis ar
rangenent il made, Russia will probably
take the rest of European Turkey, and
turn the Sultan out of house and home.
One would suppose that Austria might be
conciliated on the terms proposed, by
which she would acquire, without an ex-
psnditurs Of blood or treasure, many thout-
and square miles Of territory, and several
millions of subjects. If Russia and Aus
tria should unite and Germany should re-
main neutral, we see no feasibility in
English resistance, SOLITARY and alone" to
the arrangement.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-29
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II should cough my head
lotimes the impatient exclama-
(ol 8f sufferer from severe Cengn,
'Ouell The paroxysms with Hale's Honey OF
&oreonnnd and Tar, The relief ts tmme-
date anl the cure certain. Sold by all
Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops Gu In one
minute. -1
The Morning herald., 1878-03-29

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rrc,rN business YOU can engage in.
RES i SIS to 500 per day made by any
worker Of either sex, right 1t their WI 70.
rae improve your spare tina for this
business. Address SrINs N d 30. Portland
Maine,
The New York herald., 1878-07-11
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SUR WESTERN SHORE from seattle. with coal for SAN
Francisco. went ashore night o July Duxbury Reef
All hands The vessel by simpson
Bros of San Francisco and valued $4,000;
Of cargo $l2,OO There Is no insurance, except u
fourth interest 10 the snip 1t Is difficult TO for the
dsastcr the Point kcycs aud Farailon lights
agh. Tho ship under ini sail going the rate Of
IL k,ots an hour when she struck
Gently ashore og Island James River but as GOT
on nn owed g. Newport News where she COMP
her cargo July =.
BARK GANALiEL. shaw, at baltimore July u from Rio
lon ~ 80 into sarbosrd quarter bv brig Annie
Harris r, bound M, carrying H. ht the
lost Dboom wind ~ the time Sw Gamsliel steering sE
byS.
Noank light Monday evening. owing pilots mistake in
laying her course. Was haucd OF next day.
scnR NrLr FOSTER bcfors reported run down By the
steamer Circassa, Is PROBABLY Beverly fishing vessel
scHH ONLY SON. from Dcboy with lumber for Philadc-
phia arrived below Wilmington, Nc leaking, and
lying opposite Stnthvilic July being cslked. rho
would probably proceed without going up 20 the city.
scrR Onward, from Boston, arrived ut Yarmouth, Ms.
July u. with loss Of forenast head.
SCHOONER capsrsi yesterday on Fort Hamilton, aud
was towcd mp to the city,
JACKSONVILLE. July THE wreck OF the schr Sarah H.
which ashore two weeks since north bar
oi the St Johns River got ahost yesterday morning
The Of her cargo uumbcrJ In still syoard and
will be discharged here and the vessel the marine
railway Tor repairs She sold, shortly alter goiug
ashore for t12O tho rigging, kc having been previously
takcn ashore by the Captain iier masts
In the At cmpt TO save her.
wAsHISeroS July 10-Thc Signal Service Station At
Icw.s Dei rcports 10 the Chief signal uicer Al 40 pm
as follows BRIG Krenlin, Capt Haskell, from Glen
ueros with III tor Boston. down aud
sunk In 30 fshos of water by steamer Goiden rovc
wife and u seaman named Charles Smith drowned.
The Golden Grove has nndcd the captain and crew herc
The New York herald., 1878-07-11


stssme. scyth.. tE'r,, hAins, Liverpool vie Queens
steamer Australia Br,. RAFT Lonoon Henderson Bros
Steamer stag tBr. Willis, Hull vie southsmptoaJoh ohm
steamsr state Of Virginia u'r) Noodle. Glasgow "A
Baldwin Go.
steamer Anerque Fr). Deort. Havre-Louis DO Be.
biau.
steamer Famborough (Br,. Fraser. Sc John. NIB. and
Yarmouth. NS-A Outerbridge Co.
Steamer Livingston. Dsgsett, Savannah Murray,
sreamer George Clyde. Crowel Charleston-J W
Steamer W Brune, Foster. Baltimore VIM Dnlsoli
Ship st Charles. Gates YokobamA-Sxtcr Livermore.
Ship Alexander McNeil, sproul, Lyttleson, MI W
Ship Liverpool. Lambert LonAon--GriuncI Minturn 4
Ship b Metcalt tNor), Knudsen Antwerp--C Tobias
Ship India tPort). Lessa Lisbon--G Amsinck Co
BARK Lewis Smith (Br), Wright, London-J W Parker h
Co
BNk Drugi (Dubrovacki AUS. Percch sou.ha mpton.
Bark krcolc GtaD, Dsmora. Cork for orders--John G
Seager.
Bark costante tAu, 1vsnich. Cork Falmouth for
Bark Aritdes (Sor), savesen. Kragcrvo for orders
Bockmann, Oerlein Co.
Bsrs Mary Chapman tBr), wyman. Duukirk k-P I
Nevus Son.
Bsrk susan Campbell tBp, Brooks. Dunkirk--J ames
w Eiweli 4 Co.
Bark Hermanos Csp), Cnstany, barcelona for or.
ders-Benham h Bovesen.
Bark Tasman (nr,. Briggs. .Barbados-Dwirht 4 Plstt.
Brig Ciaudina tuer) wiboock, Bahia via 'Ric6mond-C
Brig Daniel Trowbridsc. Rogers st Pierre MnrtDanei
schr Eleanor, squrea Georgetown and Pot Bluff. Sc
Il ID Iurbut h Co
schr Maggie Dsng. Dallinr Portland. Mes Goodwin
Son.
Schr Brunette. Rich, Portland. Me-Charles living
Schr Sea Bird, Cock. Bridgeport Doyle
The New York herald., 1878-07-11
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. July o-Arrivcd. schrs VIM Coliyer,
New York land cleared for Newtown .Crcckb; Annie v
BerEu Now Haven land cleared TOR Norwich) Selma
Bnnncii. Jersey Guy; lurlburt Newark r. smith,
Cissred-schrs Ward, jersey City; Rich Williams
Bridge
Pssscd np-schrs NJ C Lyons Lemusi Hall, v wsllins
ton, Clara, Isettie, T. ID Fisk.
Passed down--Schrs Henrietta simmons. for New
Haven; Warren sawyer, for Portsmouth.
BOSTON. July o-Cisarcd, schrw Hattie u Dow, Nicker
Baltimore via kenncbec River: Alion Green Nickcr
son, and Wood, stanley, Philadelpnia via do.
usnt Geo, Hansen. singapore; brigs kemick, Ross
Mstacong; Jessie khynss, Adams, 0uantanano; schrs
Carrie Allen, Newcomb. Bsrscoa; Jobr Douglass.
A,so arrived. steamers Peshiomen Abertsou Philade
phH, Panther Miller do; bark Conquest Howcs Barba
dos. schrs Addic Jordan. Lcavt Ciennecos; aeorge
1arbei. MeVckes, Alexandria va Hattie Baker Baxter
wnshngton. pU Adella Corson, uorson' rMadelphis;
Gcorgs Churchmss, aisiey, do; " A Folsom. Ron q,
Brupswick Ga; Sinnicksoa. Pcunevcli, Georgctown,
81; Matte FrHusiu Mcdonald Aicxsndria Va ;ChAs
sampson, Gage GeorGetewn DC; Kts Matthew'S Beas do
DO; Frank q Dow Gage; Ruth ! Carlisle. smith
kmma Y Rommeil. Loye; Harriet hcmss. Van Clesf
James Boice, Manson John Hnliiday Cranmer; En.
nice Rich, Higgins; Eiss n Emery, Weeks; Letus
Decw.Bsk wsalsnd tNcr). Eriksen. from Rotterdam
sehr Addle Jordan Leavitt, from Cieniuegos
Cisarcd--stssmer Saxon, snow, fhiiadclpnia; Nep-
"BXLrIM0RE. June io--Arnvsd. bark Patent tNor,,
Marxenssn, GIoucesteri schrs Mary stewart Coon :.
Kenncbecs Lsmsrtins. Barlow, bangor; bengs'. VIII
minrton NC. kats RomneIl sloan, Mstnnsas -.
CiesredSte amer bucerrc tBr). WILEY Liverpool bsrs
asayss Br H.id.y prosheds :ser. esoIa. a.."m
Zulette Kenyon. buckingham, Hartford.
-saiied.-Bsrk. hsrvsstsri brig Qssssrs ssree; senr
George Treadwell
The New York herald., 1878-07-11
THE WEATHER.

AZ three o'clock yesterday morning tho tncrmom.
ster registered sevcnty-our degrees. and the flag.
stones walls and roofs had ccascd radato the heat
absorbed BY the preceding day. From that hour tho
Influence OF tho coming day god made itself felt
wncu tho streets at six O'Clock began to al With
workmcn going TO their daily sbors II had vance,
10 scventy-1ve degrees, and when the business
classes began 10 move down town. three hours later
the rays Of tho wcro already iutolcrablo
aud in the shade tho mercury Indicated
seventy eight degrees. BY had risen
10 eighty seven, and at haiti past thrco
In the afternoon marked uinotythrcc and tho city
brotIod and sizzed. Although not so hot some OF
the days preceding In this cheated t.ru." yesterday
was period Of greater suffering than OF them.
The strength and courage OF the people had been
by tho strain from day to day loss OF ap
petite and seep pless nights had followed sweltcring
dsyt, and even strong men were reduced
ns 10 suffer intensely when the mercury again
OF air In motion during the afternoon. Suffering
mon and fantng women Intcrrogated tho sky
with eyes, hoping for even the slightest and
ocecicst screen to temper the burning ravs Shortly
oc,ore ave O'Clock their wish was grstined A few
scattsrsd olonus driftcd from the south west They
were followed in little while by heavier masses
rolling toward the north. sharp eqnall accom- panied
these. and, coming suddenly, caused much cummo-
tIon among the smaller craft IN the bay aud tho
rivers, capszing one unready vessel. IL seemed
20 the straining eyes OF the parching citi.
xsns that the clouds were all going on
shsir northwasd way without vouchsanpg .
The New York herald., 1878-07-11
SPOKEN.

May 10, lat IS rs, Ion 10 So
snip "a alsrt rs5k iso~ Neonss for HAMBURG June ls
ship Principe Umberto fsr, from Psbellon do Plea for
Bark Lsds OF tho Lake tBr, Mckenzie. from Exmouth
Tor New York Jun. "a, lat so. Ion H.
Bark Tempar (Brl. Trery, from CALAIS for New York,
June l6. lat ~, Ion l6
= Bark Tony e,eD. Branehon, from Bordeaux for New
York June 26. lat 80: Ion q
BARK t,rnsmcre tBr). Thomson. from LONDON Tor MO
Jsnsiro June June aa, lat - 81 y, ion is low
bark Adolf Vierl BrockelmAnu from Bremen Tor New
York. June 81, lat ~ 80 lon 20
Bark Romolsno sof Aewcase from Catania for rhils.
delphis, june H. lat 43 90 lon "a ~. .
Bsrk Magnus Lsraboter o3er). from Antwerp for New
York. Junc 26 of tn. Start.
Bark Lois tBr shclsrakc from Amsterdam for Della
ware Breakwater. June 20. lat t5. Ion 5S IS.
Bark Kate Covert tBr) kexng from North Sydney CB.
Tor New York; July 7, lat ~. Ion 66 25.
Ion 40 IL
Brig -ir..l tBr! Tippss, from London for wminston.
schr Chas ii Kelly from Bonairs for Provdsncs. July g.
LAT ~ Ia, Ion IT, i
schr Hattie Weston from New York for Jamsica date,
lat 81 Ion 10 O3.
schr White sea- from Phiiadephis for 81 Thomas Jnly a.
lat 81 lon IT,
Schr NARY Hupuer. from New York for Cedar Keys,
July Z. lat 3S 02. Ion 70 5S
The New York herald., 1878-07-11
FOREIGN PORTS.

DoxnAy, to June 2s-Arrved. ship City Camp tpr,.
Cow SSr CD. July iorn port. brig Lsonera Blood. for
F.,novrr ia. June so-Arrived. schr Victor sh.ness.
HAIrrAx July 7-Arrivsd. brig Foster Br,. Boul.ngsr
irnvss lo.h steamer: Ah:mb,s % tsr, MsE,h,.ney. st
KIsesroS, J.. July 4--.rived steamer Esus tBp,
sailed Sd. sehr r Wymsn. urann, Now York via old
In port July steamers America Obj, Wallace for Bal
th.sen w.g orders; brig Adss 90 MsLoIn 81, Nnnro Cor
schr Glover from New York. arrived 27sh.
..MosIns.L, July s-Arrved. steamer cyoeie tsD. Me-
sailed 9th steamer Memphis CBr,. Mellon. Liverpool;
s,h. brig lrio tsw). fresk. Cors.
.~,S SD ss.sm.r ssrSnsn tBr. p",,on Ivoreocl
.hip Brdrewster Br. Brown Hut; bark Mandarin Br,.
Gs.rsd s,n ,nIr Ne'.ss Or Watts Gresnoss bark.
"S Andre .sen London zurish Brl smith West n.r.
tlspool; sjod,onninxen Nor, seheie london ,,,,..
United states. idx; John Worce.,er, for DO. az.
u, S,s Asss .;n. n:a'ss @
TO. :s,h. ship WIN CaTes.il, Euraa Lvsryo.l.
ssa :fs' & %% Ferry S.yss
sS bars 2,yd B w"lss, .. a,frpoo 1 o ssy Wilt
%sS%.n % so~ ssss oSs ss~ YORK. & 6,S. H s
cisaisa 10Th sehrs xddis Ns,lle Now York; Saw
yer Tin'r,, Nay M Arrived bark yr.nee. Palmer Won
sen%id from Ghii ,snS rcm.nsd 2ess loading for so
Francisco.
WIrpsoR, M, July 5--Arrived. schr Helen J. Howay,
81 John. Nh tand cleared 9th for New York;.
YoKoHAaA, June 1S-Ssiied, previously. steamer Glen
lyon tB for New York via SueE Canals ship Belle Morse
iutchins Puget Sound; bark Monhcgsn Luce. Hagasak
In port June IL, steamer Gcnarchy (Br tor New YORK;
ldr; ships Fleetwng 6res,. from New York Hare Evan,
from SooIoo, Allen from do: bsrks Mary tio0del
Eamss for Bakers Island and Europs Nereid Ncterson
from Newcastle. NsW; Emma q Beal. Bailey. for san
francisco; Obed Baxter, Baxter, for New York.
tpxR srsAurn AsrsmWrAl
AMSTERDAM juno 2e-sa,,sd, McDouxsii, Days. New
YORK.
ASrwrRr. June 27-sailed Harriet Hickman, Smith.
Phindclphia; Maid Of Orleans. Houston England; Chris
lin. America.
phia
sailed 2ld. Augsntyr. uolmcr, New York
AccsA, May rs Sailed. Roebnck. Holmes. leewsrd 49,
BRISTOL. June 2S-Arrivcd. Kong Carl, Lansing. Mira
michi. Respit, Jensen Chareston: Jan Mechoir Q7er
bark, Dobcy 18th. Annie Barker, Cocagne
Nailed 27th. Marshall, for So tieorves US (also
ported remaining 1stbj 10Th. Isabel Lane Prince Ed
Ia Kinssrosd st.h, nstsptine. Heils.n; CornsIia
Christensen, and Alice, Gundersen from Miramichi tor
cuceer 2sth Riverside, Rich. from ~ Jshn. NB, for
Bristol
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-. 10 n... 81, s:i ., ., viz. s::4::. ;::; ::
s.,s;sf s.si;si Ship sITGx 3d. 81 s I Cloudy ''''a''
sssa; sss;S .1o S 81 SsS S% Sssy Sss cloudy
.JuiyIo
PORT OF NEW YORK. JULY 10, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS HERALD
wufTEsToNE TELEGRAPH

REPORTED By HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wnfTEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
steamer Abyssna tBr), Murphy Liverpool June ~ and
Queenstown Oth, with mdse and llf passengers 20
yo reiIs lot Annapolis Ns from Liverpool for John,
yB sth Al as Ion 81 51 steamer Britannia tBr),
s,esmer Nevsss me, ovens Liverpool June 20 and
Queenstown sosh. ~itn mdse aud GO passengers 70
Williams .io'. bound ,y r. SHOWING 10 Green ION rss. ~
sam. day. la, 70. lon a5 81 German ship "
Myhrs to It John, NB) from Cork Tor Dclswarc Break
ys,er ssws tim Noweg,an e.rk psrsd h ", sepw,ns
tof BrixhamD, bound W.
steamer Aisa,ia tBrj. Nacksy. London June Is. with
fsss lon a. passed bark 1readis yoI John, NIB om
liverpool for sydney CBi 9TH st ~ oi ION w ~ bark
York: eth 2oj miles OF sandy HOOK. bark Emily Low
ber (o Yarmouth. Ns) from ond5n for Dcsware brcsk
steamer Atlas tBr), Low. Aux Caves June 10 Jacmei
25h. Port Prince 10Th. aud Kingston Ja July with
mdse snd passenger rs 70 PIN. Forw"cd 20; o., r,
ida u days
steamer 4 g knight, Chichester. Georgetown. DC,
steamer Richmond. Kelly Lcwes Del with mdsc to tho
Old dominion steamship 90
snip cscp"l. A"; U"'"nsieh Liverpool ~ days in
bark vausds lNorj, johnson. london 10 days. In bal
bark Paona itaJ. fcrrni London days in ballast.
70 order
days. In belfast, 70 Slnoovich 4 20.
Bark Charlie Hickman tof ~ john, NIB. Derner, Dub
lir - days IN ballast TO MASTER Anchored At SANDY
Bark Princes. Louise yNor. Kamer. DunkIrk ~ days.
Bark Martno Cilcnto tItsl). Lsuro, Cads ~ days In
ballast, TO Lauro, storey 60.
naroie aud empty barrels TO Hardy. Passed Clio.
rsitar May ~.
Bark Aequator cer,. Henry. Pernsmouso 80 days
Co. ''S'' " "'''p'''' '''''' ''''"' ''''
The New York herald., 1878-07-11
OCEAN GROVE CAMP MEETING.

OCEAN GROVE. N. j., July 10. 1878
The second days services OF the Union Evangelstic
Holiness Camp Meeting were held In the grove, Rev.
A. b. Earle. D. d., presiding The weather was clear
aud cool during the morning Tho alton dance
large, composed mostly Of ladies. Tho
jamin ". Adams Methodist Episcopal Church,
New Haven, from tho text ST. Matthew, viii, 2S;
the afternoon sermon by Row. William Lloyd, Madi-
son Avenue Presbyterian Church. Now York. from
the tex, st. John, XVII, 81, and tho evening sermon
by Rev Homer King, New York, from the text St
Mark, XIV, 8. A prayer and experience meeting for
children and youths was held during tho day.
Six thousand people wero the grounds There
wore large arrivals by the Philadelphia and New
York trains this evening.
The New York herald., 1878-07-11
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THR CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
TAsHISGroS July Ill A. VI.
Indications.
For Thursday In tho South Atlantic ana Cult States
rising barometer, increasing eastery winds, cooler
partly cloudy weather
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, tho lower lakes,
Middle States New England, northeast 20 north
winds, cooler, partly cloudy weather and rising
barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
leys, falling barometer, warmer southeast winds,
partly cloudy weather and occasional storms.
The rivers will change but little
The New York herald., 1878-07-11
KILLED By AN IcEBox.

Considerable damage to shade trees and shutisrs
signs, &c, was done In Newark yesterday afternoon
by tho heavy gust OF wind which blew about hapast
four O'Clock, and man lost his hfe-a butcher
named Adoiph Flcsschner, residing NJ No 55g South
Tenth street and dong business at M
53e the same street. lie was carrying
lot OF sausages IRON the shop TO
the smokehouse the rear, ana had nearly entered
when the wind caught the side OF n large iccbox
weighing several hundred pounds and bot IL ae eap.t
FcIschD with terrible force He was struck In Tho
forehead and instantly killed. His brother William
was with him and had escape The deceascd
leaves wife and Ave children. He was forty-iour
of
The New York herald., 1878-07-11
DROWNED.

Arthur Rodgers. employ6 on the steam dredge
America while work yesterday at tho loot OF Clark
street. knocked overheard by tho parting Of
line and drowned. His body was recovered.
Three boys were drowned whic bathing at different
points along the Eas: River yesterday. William
Carey years Of age, OF No. 52l first avenue,
drowDed while bathing the loot Of East Thirty first
street, samuel Nathan, fourteen years OF age, OF No.
204 East Fourth street, while bathing IN the river at
the loot of Fourth street. and Charles Nelle twenty
one years OF arc, OF No 1928 East Seventy seven b
street, at the foot of Seventy seventh street None
OF the bodies recovered
The New York herald., 1878-07-11

sUSSTEOKEs.
William Bray, of BfooGc street, this city, ycstcr-
day succumbed Tho heas in Ego avenue, Jersey
City Heights He was removed 10 the Jersey CITY
Charity Hospital His recovery considered
doubtful.
nel,a Cruise Gly i've years Of ago, residing at No.
95 Nam street, BROOKLYN, was removed To the Long
Island College Hospital yesterday suffering from the
effects Of the heat
James Harper, fifty years Of age and resident OF
Paterson n. j. was overcome by the heat at the
ner OF Fulton street and Broadway and removed to
Chambers street Hospital
Andrew LoreDz, forty years OF age, who resides In
Brooklyn. prossratcd by the heat IN front OF No.
I42 Church street. Hc was also taken 10 Chambers
Street Hospital.
The New York herald., 1878-07-11

drop OF settle ihs dust the baking streets
or cool the suitry mir. AT last tbere fash oil
ightning followed BY sudden downf III OF grateful
refreshing rain that purified Inc air and
sent the temperature down TO seventy-nin
degrees within hour AS the pavements
dried again, however, the heat increased
and even after the disappeared IL did not be-
cooler. At nine O'Clock il was degrse warmer
than had been SIX. Still II was toerablc. anu
New Workers probably slept better last night than on
any other night since tho lst OF July
RASGK THERMOMETER.
Tho following record will show The changes In the
temperature for past twenty four hours, in CON-
psrson with the corresponding date OF last year, as
udicated by tho thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
The New York herald., 1878-07-11
FATAL REVENGE FOR TEASING.

WORCESTER, Mass, July 10, 1878.
THIS morning James Murphy, n workman at the
Central Mills, Uxbridgc, struck Peter Cullen over the
head with iron pipe, cutting two gashes and frac.
turing the skull The injuries believed TO be fatal
Cullen had long nd the habit OF teasing Murphy
although warned against II by empoycs aud the
priest. This morning bis taunts provoked Murphy g
probably fatal blows.