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The New York herald., 1879-02-01
RICHMOND COUNTY FRAUDS.

NUMBER OF THE ACCUSED OFFICIALS AR
EAIGNED IN COURT AND COMMITTED FOR
TRIAL-MoRE ARRESTS EXPECTED.
In the County Court of Richmond county yester-
day all the officials against whom indictments had
been found by the Grand Jury, and who in GUS
tody arragned and their partially disposed
Of Trial of the several was set down for
Monday. February II. The prisoners who were
called to the bar by District Attorney Croak are as
folows-
Michael whelihan, ex-collector of the town Of
SouthAeld. an indictment charging him with con-
verting to his own use s1.675 "a Of town funds.
Michael Lyman. also ex-collector of the town of
Southfeid, indicted charged with appropriating
to his own the 18th of August 1877. public
funds to the amount of sS37 sc.
Mcssrs. Joseph and John Johnson we're arragned
on two indictments, charging assault Clarence
Delafeld with intent to kill. and the other burglary
in the first degree.
James Davis, constable of the town of Middletown,
indicted for swearing to false bill for services
which he presented to the town auditors.
Gilbert s. Decker. cx-collcctor of the town of
Southfeld, indicted for appropriating to his own
use money belonging to the tow treasury.
Robert Goggin, constable, of Middletown, was
brought to the bar charged with swearing to false
bill presented for alleged services constable
Other indictments are known to have been found
and some arrests will probably be made to-day.
The New York herald., 1879-02-01
HELEN SARAH HoOKER.

After brief illness and at an advanced age, Mrs.
Helen Sarah Hooker. relict of the late Judge James
Hooker. died the residence of her son-in-law Mr.
John W. Hamcrsey. No. 255 Fifth avenue. on Thurs
day. Mrs. Hooker daughter of Mr.. John
Reade, who married Miss Catharine Livingston.
daughter of Mr.. Robert Gilbert Livingston. They
had five children. two and three daughters One
of the latter married Mr.. Nicholas William Stnyve-
saut. another Mr.. Kearney, and the third Judge
Hooker. The deceased lady born nearly
ninety years ago, at her fathers residence.
at Red Hook. Dutchess county. n. Y. Mr..
Lawrence Reade, for many years senior warden OF
Trinity Church, was her grandfather. The funeral
will take place at Grace Church this morning at half
past nine O'Clock. after which the remains will be
conveyed to Poughkeepse and there inferred in the
family vault.
The New York herald., 1879-02-01
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Captains W ii Hains, of the Cnnard steamer scyfh'"
and Trudee of the France have our thanks o'
special meteorological observations made in connection
with the HERALD weather service
Sur THOMAS KENNY (r, which foundered on the way
sia"iS 81" 20" '''" " '''''''
Belfast put into Newcastle Del Jan 81 with bows stove
and leaking badly
turned to Baltimore Jan 81 leaking having been cut
by ice
BHIc WATER w1cu., smoo,, from Rio Janere: went
condition and proceeded for Norfolk
Scnn EsDcorr Carroll from New York for Pensa
owed opposite the bar smithve, NC Jan 80 by rev.
cutter and proceeded thence same day under foresa
and jib. for Charleston.
scnn Appik FULLER from Orient III for savannah wm
her oreSoom aud badly damaged her sails and rigging
ing severe gale.
scnn yoIAsr of Montreap, kimberley, arrived q, New
being ashore at Gardeners Island
AMERICAN LIoYp's REGIsrER--wo have received from
January to The volume Of is7S A large humber of
large number of vessels.
CHARLESTON Jan aaThe schr L,zxie Lane which arrived
a hS on tic oaier sSoa Of se Romas
sinken schooner with her nastLeads above water. she
lies in n dangerous position for passing vessels
HrxrsrrAn LII, Jan 3l-Sloop Sophia owned by Jesse
CARL Co. has been 50 badly damaged by leo thai her
During gale Of Saturday night last tho slocp Martha
codcd with sloop loaded with Tho
latter vessel sprung alenk and sunk.
Tile English scr Laura Pride, which ran tho blockade
for the Cuhans in 1878 is ashore in Little North Creek
Hampstead Harbor, LII.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan 31-Schr Ann Dale, from Norfolk,
sprung alcak her bow while coming through the
Horseshoe when she reached the dock about half
full of water
PORTSMOUTH Nh Jan 3o-Schr Oliver Dyer. Falkcr.
rived Newcastle oday reports tho loss OF head sails
and anchor during gale
LAuscnKp--At West Harpswcll Nc, Jan "a, by l
Bailey bark of $50 tons. named q NJ Stanwood. Sho
Portland whero she will be fitted for sea-
Her Dimensions :3O feet length OF keel, 81 fcet
breadth Of BEAM 1854 feet depth of hold aud measures 6l3
tons old tonnage She is owScd By Bailey, Capt
Arthur Webber and others, of Harpswell: q stan
wood Jordan Co. and others, of Portland, nnd II
Winchester GO: of New York She is to DO commanded
bv A Il Webber
The New York herald., 1879-02-01
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Feb. IL A. NJ. }
Tndi~1ftrus

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Feb. IL A. NJ.
Indications
For the lake region, colder northerly to westerly
winds; rising barometer and light snow; followed
by partly cloudy weather.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
valleys, colder or partly cloudy weather, winds
mostly from north during the day and rising barom-
eter III the southern and eastern portions.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. slightly cooler
partly cloudy weather, northerly winds and rising
barometer possibly preceded by light rains in Ten
nessee during the morning.
For the Gulf states colder northeast to northwest
winds rising barometer and light rains in the South
ern and Eastern portions, followed by clearing
weather.
For the South Atlantic States. light rains and
partly cloudy weather. northeast to northwest winds
and rising barometer.
For the Middle States and New England. increas-
Ing northerly to westerly winds. with partly cloudy
and slightly colder weather, light snow in the
northern portions of New England and New York
and light rain in Southern Virginia. followed by
rising barometer and partly cloudy weather during
the night
For the Pacific coast region. partly cloudy weather
will prevail
The Upper Ohio will fall slowly. The Lower Mis-
sissippi will rise slowly.
Cautionary signals continue at Grand Haven Mil
waukee and Ludington, and ordered for Calves
ton Indianola Sandy Hook, Barnegat. Atlantic CITY,
Cape May. Lewes. Cape Henry. Kitty Hawk and Cape
Hatteras.
The New York herald., 1879-02-01
CLEARED.

Steamer Britssnic (Br. Perry. Liverpool via Queens
Steamer Egypt tBr), Grogsn, Livcrpocl-F W Hurst
steamer Eedswnts, Br, Mekeniie Ncwc"'tlc-on Tyne
steamer sorrento (Br Bristow Hull via Southampton
steamer Acapulco, shackford. Aspnwall-Pneiac Mail
Steamer city of Dallas Chester. Fcruandina via Port
steamer vinciand. Bowen, Baltimore via South Amboy
Aps s,eam"r Norfolk Tunnel phadelphaJames Hand
SHIP snrmatian (Br. Rhcanme, Yokohama and Hicgo-
Shin Pryatccr CBr, Con- Antwcrp-,Iames ElwcIi Co.
Bark J II McLarrcn tBr. Delap, Lcndon-snow Bur-
Bark Argo (Nor, Kuhlc, southnmpt mpton-Funch. Edge
Bark rIcr,ha (Nor) Petersen Ncwry-runch Edyc Co.
Bark Else Eschricht t0cr Fries. stettinFuncb Edye
BARK Europa CNor,, Johanncsen, Coponhagen-Funch.
BARK vasco dc CNo. Geruldsen. Aarhuusc Tobias
Bark Kalstsd NoD. Monscn. nonacur-Benhsn 4
p"rk Bclviderc tBr. Doyle Dunkirk--snow burgess
Bark Evening Star tBr Asburn santandcr and Bilbos-
Bark. Trai: dUnion FD. Rcnouf. Bibos-Dassor
Bark subrs tNor, o,terbcck. Trieste-C Tobias 4 Co.
BARK Libcro tAus. GeIIctich, Genca-socc,ieh 4 60
Bark Calcutta Utal), Jaccarino. Gcnoa-funcb, Edye
BARK Duke of Richmond (BD. Farwcashcr. Alexandria
Brig Tartar DR.. Rule PIymouth g--teorgc Builey
Brig conccsione TmmacolatS dtaD, stncs Aicxandria
Brig Arabci CBrJ, Vaughan Kingston, Ja-D De Wolf
irir Ciy,ic Dow Havana T. Ward Co
BrIg q L Robinson Clark IIavana-C \ Wood.
schr Thcresa kccne, kccnc So Thonas-Pcniston Co
schr iinpero tBr), uoran. Ponce via st Johns, PR
scIr william Douglass, MeIndoc, May"sucn, PR-BJ
schr ) Paine. Brown. Mayagues, pR-BJ Weinberg
Schr James Bayles. Dickinson Cicnfuegos-A Dayton
sehr john Wood, smith, New 6reans--N II brigham
schr Signal. Dcwick. Now laven-Cartwright DOYLE.
schr Ida Palmer Palmer, s,amtord-stamtord Manufac.
turiuv Co.
The New York herald., 1879-02-01
"REMINISCENCES OF LOPEZ.

Mr.. Porter G. Bliss delivered before the Liberal
Club last evening lucid and picturesque lecture,
fecked with light touches of humor. concerning his
personal "reminiscences Of the Reign of Terror with
whick Lopez afflicted that country. The audience
was singularly interested. The lecturer proceeded
to describe his arrest and torture charge of
spring to assassinate Lopez. The lamentabe story
lightene1 by an acrount of the book that his
torturers forced him to compile accusing Mr.. Wash
burne the United States Minister of having organized
the imaginary conspiracy. and nobody enjoyed this
recital more than Mr.. Washburne himself, who sat
on the platform and supplemented the lecture with
severe comment on the treatment Mr. Bliss received
from the naval officers who the unwilling nstru-
ments of his release.
The New York herald., 1879-02-01
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

The last two performances of DOT at the Park
Theatre take place to-day.
'Ours," at wallack's. is still the delight Of the
theatre-going public. matinee this afternoon.
"Dr Clyde" holds matinee at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre. The play is running very smoothly and
elicits peals of laughter
III. NJ. s. Pinafore" at the Standard il drawing
crowded houses and improves with every prcsenta-
ton. Performances will be given this afternoon and
tonight.
The fourth concert Of the Symphony Society of
New York will take place his evening at steinway
Hall. The soloiss Herr August wilhclmj, violin,
and Mr.. L. Bergner. violonceo.
Gilmores Band will start for Syracuse tomorrow
evening. The usual concert at the Grand Opera
House will. therefore. be omitted. In Syracuse
series of musical events are to mark the coming
week.
III. VI. s. Pinafore will be produced at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre Saturday evening. February 8, to
be continued for week only. and will be pre-
scented with regular opera company. including
Blanche Corelli and Henri Laurent. The opera will
be preceded each evening 10y comedy. in which the
regular company of the theatre will appear.
The play Unknown" which Mr.. John A. Stevens
IL nightly presenting at the Globe Theatre, has
proved success. It is strong melodrams, with an
exciting situation at the close Of each act presented
excellent
company. The management announce IL until fur
thcr notice.
Robcrtson's well known play Of "Caste' has been
revived for the secopd time at the Prince OF Wales
Theatre, London. Mr.. Clayton replacing Mr. Coshlan
George D'Alroy. OF the original cast but three
remain--Mr. and Mrs. Bancroft and Mr.. Honey.
Among the new interpreters tho chief triumph is
said 10 have been by Miss Amy Roscle In the
part OF Esther. She is described strong emo.
tionai actress.
The Dublin papers speak in terms OF praise Of the
oparatic performances Of Miss Julia Gaylord, u Bos
ton siri. who has been singing with Carl Rosa dur
ina the Last three years. She is daughter of Rev.
" M Gaylord. Dy reason Of falling health he was
obliged "a resign hs charge in Boston. but obtained
the once Of deputy collector in the New York Gus
tom House. sae IL described as possessing pure
and beautiful soprano voice. sympathetic in quality.
nj 70 bo With Il sn excellent actress.
The New York herald., 1879-02-01
FOREIGN PORTS.

AuoY Doc s-In port, bark Ayrnar Lapham for sama.
rang and sourabaya chartered n e25OO in full 30 lay
dHysl - -
York
load on the coast for Melbourne
HoLYHHAD Jan 2O--Arrivcd. schr Julia Merritt,
Hughes Rio Grando for Liverpool
Havana Jan UArrivcd steamer City OF Vera Cruz, Van
Slice. Now York.
PApANc Nov 24-Sailcd bark Tricst Dutch. Scbopke,
Batsvia and New York and arrived at Batavia Dec s.
In port Nov ~ bark Kingdom Fife tBr) Escott from
Batavia arrived ID; Theodore Catharine Duch for Nov
York.
Francisco.
PKaS Axpuco Jan 7saed brig speed. Larkin West In.
dies
SiscApoge Dec 1saled barks Alice @ Dckerman, Bry.
Batavia; i2th dcbaren (Br, Cole from Hong kong
New York.
In port Dec TO- barks Beatrice Ilavncr Dckey for Bos
ton. to sail IN about week Mohican, Berry for New
York. TO sail In about weeks Impcratrice Elisabctts
(Aust Tor London ...
sr pirRnt Mart Jan i2-In port brig Italia Co, Miller
for Porto Rico In thrce days . -
helm. Danncmann from Rio Janeiro New York.
ST JoHSs, NJ, Jan 3O-Put In. steamer Cassni CBr).
Rains, from Liverpool for New York. In want of coal
ST JonS NIB. Jan 3I-Arriyed schrs Ella clifton tBr
Ray, and Harriet Chase (l,r. Weldon. New YORK.
Clcarcd-schr Teal, Iamm. New Haven.
PER STEAMER RsrusLrcl
ANTWERP. Jan 17--Arrived, Baltimore (sl, De Limon.
Bremen seaforh Coz, Phiadclphsi lstbs John Best
The New York herald., 1879-02-01
BISMARCK DENOUNCED.

mass meeting of German and other citizens of
Brooklyn opposed to the of repression and
persecution recently enforced in Germany at the in
stigation of Prince Bismarck held last evening
at Phoenix Hall, Court street. Resolutions were
adopted denouncing the course of Prince Bismarck,
and expressing the sympathy of the meeting with the
oppressed Germans in the atherland After speeches
by various socialisc leaders and others the meeting
adjourned,
The New York herald., 1879-02-01
OBITUARY.
JESSE PAULMIER.

Mr. Jesse Paulmier. resident of Jersey City. died
yesterday at the residence of his brother-n-aw. No.
43 Park avenue, this city. Mr. Paulmier born in
Jersey City in 1880 and resided there from his birth
In 1886 the Jersey City Fire Insurance Company was
organized. with Robert McLaughan. uncle OF the
deceased. president. and Mr. Paulmier vice president
In 1865. ON the death of Mr. McLaughlan. Mr.. Paul
mer elected president, which position he held
until the day OF his death
The New York herald., 1879-02-01
UNITED STATES SENATOR'S ELECTED.

Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. 81, 1879
Topeka, Kan. despatch says the anti-Ingalls ele-
ment in the Legislature after caucaspg all night and
to eleven O'Clock to-day centred on Chief Justice
Horton On the first ballot to-day ingalls, received
s6 votes Horton. 70; Goodwin dem. 2. and Mitchell
(greenbacker). /.
Mr. Ingalls, was declared elected.
NEW ORLEANS, La JAM 81 1879.
b. F. Jonas has been elected United States Senator
from Louisiana
The New York herald., 1879-02-01
A REMARKABLE LEGISLATURE.
rENNEssEEs REPRESENTATIVES,, HAVING DONE
ALL THE HARM POSSIBLE, 90 HOME TO REST
THE CHAMPION REPUDIAToRs.


THE CHAMPION REPUDIAroRs.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 81, 1879.
The Tennessee Legislature to-day took recess
until February IL. This recess was partially taken
for the ostensible purpose of allowing committee
70 investigate alleged frauds in the issuance OF State
bonds, which three democratic Legislatures have
already passed upon and indorsei by fundins
them But the most pertinent reason for the
recess is the remarkable change of senti-
ment wrought by the suits brought against
railroads and the namby pamby course the Legislature
has pursued with reference to the State dept which.
1t is generally believed would have been settled had
Governor Porters recommendation to compromise
its liabilities been needed In an effort to further
cultivate popular favor the Legislature has over
reached itself by reducing the salaries of public o
GERS throughout the State to beggarly sums. not
withstandng the fact that there is $500Oo0 in the
State treasury.
The members of the Assembly now return home to
see what their constituents think Of their twenty
days of legislation The republicans are using Gov
ernor Marks message campaign literature. and to
that end are forwarding it to all portions of the
North. 1t is understood here that Maryland IL the
Southern State which it is proposed shall bring suit
against Tennessee upon $4,000 of funded interest
bonds, which will be given to the Peabody Institute
of Baltimore for the purpose u making test case IN
the United States Supreme Court. which has origl-
nal jurisdiction in such suits between States.
The New York herald., 1879-02-01
A LADY CATTLE DEALER.

From the Kinscy tKansas) Graphic. Jan. 25.1
Report comes from the range that woman is doing
that country in male attire. She represents herself
TO be tho nephew Of August Belmont and the son of
the largest cattle dealers In Texas She is said to be
good talker A few days ago she sold and made
contract TO deliver 5000 head Of cattle to dealer
we'll known in this city, Soldier Crock She made
a raise Of $500 at Russell, Kansas. in way best
known to herself. and from there went to Larncd
where she expected TO make big haul in some kind
of speculation, but failed, and went South on the
range. We loarn from gentleman where she stayed
all night that she admitted herself to be fraud but
denied that she n woman. She has travelling
companion, q young man. who says that this great
cattle dealer is woman. and he knows 10. California
and Missouri have been giving their reports of fc
males doing their States in female attire, and are
glad 20 see Kansas toe tho mark while such things
are all the go.
HERALD YACHT WEATHER oBsER-
VATIONS.
The New York herald., 1879-02-01
THOMAS GRAHAM'S TRIAL.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan, 81, 1872
Judge Woodruff having refused to accept plea Of
guilty of murder in the second degree in the of
Thomas Graham, indicted with Benjamin Hunter
for the murder of John NJ. Armstrong, Attorney
General Stockton has applied for writ of removal
which will be granted. and the will be tried in
the Supreme Court in banc ut Trenton on the fourth
Tuesday in February.
sheriff Calhoun will transfer all the papers. docu-
ments, &c. to the State authorities.
The New York herald., 1879-02-01
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81, Is

WASHINGTON Jan. 81, 1870
Captain william n. Bell. Commissary Of Subsist-
ence is ordered to New Orleans to assume the duties
of Purchasing and Depot Commssary at that place
First Lieutenant f. c. Grugan Second cavalry. Acting
Signal Officer. is appointed to net as inspector of
such unserviceable clothing. camp and garrison
equipage and ordnance stores as may be properly
presented to him for inspection and for which First
lieutenant r. p Strong Fourth artillery, Acting
Signal Oficer at Fort Whpple. Va. is responsible.
The New York herald., 1879-02-01
SPOKEN.

Ship Adratic (T3r Taylor from Pabclon de Plea for
Falmouth, Il. Jan 10, lat 80 y. lon "a w.
Ship Gutenberg Ger, from San Francisco for Queens
town. Dec 13. lat ~ s, Ion ~ W. -
Ship Shakespeare Ger, Hemers from Bremen for Balt
more. Jan D. lat 35 ~, Ion 36 40
Bark Frances Herbert (r) Mckenzie. from Bristol for
Delaware Breakwater, Jan II, lat 81 II. lon 20 o.
Bark Asliantee tBr) johnson, from Antwcrp for New
York. Jan l3, lat ~, lon H.
Brig Albion of harrington Ms from Quebec for Rio JAN
ero. Dec H. lat n. lon ~ w.
schr Jas slater. Hawkins from Csphalonia for Rotter
dam Jan b. of Cape do Gatte
The New York herald., 1879-02-01
THE BROADWAY FIRE.

The investigation made yesterday Of the losses by
the fire at Nos 4s3 and 4s5 broadway the previous
night goes to confirm the estimate published in the
HERALD-s75,O0O Marx Heldt 4 Co.'s stock and
fixtures insured for 500 5O0 and the stock and
fixtures of Hecht d Co. for $S3.000 The of the
fire not positively settled.
The New York herald., 1879-02-01
SUED FOR LIBEL.

Michael Lawless, editor of the Kearney IN. J.)
Record. yesterday taken into custody a charge
of sending obscene literature through the mails. He
is accused of publishing copy of his paper contain
ing poem of twenty-nine verses rejecting on John
O'Sullivan. the Alderman who was last week con-
victod of barratry. Mr.. Lawless was admitted to
hail fort al
The New York herald., 1879-02-01
ARRESTED AND CLUBBED.

Thomas Wilson. eighteen years of age. residing at
No. 1914 Mott street. stole bundle of shirts last
night from showcase in front Of No. Gl3 Broadway
Officer Leary Of the Fifteenth precinct. captured the
thief a the of Bond street and Broadway The
lad still clung to the stolen shirts. but offered
sstance The officer. however, dubbed tho boy on
the. head, iunicting severe scalp unds.. When
taken TO the station house the prisoner bleeding
profusely. His wounds dressed and he was
subsequently consigned to a cell.
The New York herald., 1879-02-01

from wscasset for Barrow dealsl s ashore at Taclm
shane miles west She passed conniysbcg
ats pm i7th mstaking u for rnskar aud went ashrs;
landed; bulwark starboard side ana .Srt deckond
washed away: cabin gutted; sma! part cargo ana
vessels landed yesterday vessel lies broadside to sea-
The New York herald., 1879-02-01
WILLIAM HANSON.

VIM. Hanson, for six years past reporter attached
to the Baltimore Agency of the New York Asso-
ciated Press died yesterday morning of consumption
after lingering illness. aged % years. He was faith
ful and punctual in the discharge OF his duties
The New York herald., 1879-02-01
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY FEBRUARY l879TRIPLE SHEET

Fernandina &c: Albcarle. Lcwes Del; ships Storkcrs
Nor. Breon bohemia san Francisen barks hntsshife
tBrl Bordeaux: Doris Eckhoh. Pymouth Amelia. Trieste;
iiskoh Jan Nor. Birkenhead; A schwegaard tNerl,
Copenhagen: Frida tNor Queenstown or Falmouth: sea
Crest M Sligo Lizzie Curry tBr, Cadx or Ngo Syringa
DIR Ronen: II sutton (BrD. London Maria kathe oer)
Antwsru: henhold (l;er) Konigsberg: brigs Johanne
Mnrgnretla tNorl st Malo: Agenora, Havana
The New York herald., 1879-02-01
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twcntyfour hours. in
parson with the corresponding date Of last year.
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy.
Herald Building. No. 21S Broadway
The New York herald., 1879-02-01

Average temperature for corresponding date last
year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2s,
The New York herald., 1879-02-01
SAILED.

Steamers City Of Montreal (Br for Liverpool; Braemss
Castle B Bristol; Acapulco. Aspinwsli City of Dsllas
The New York herald., 1879-02-01

Nyw YORK, Jan. 3i--Noon
The Western Union time ball to-day fell correctly
The New York herald., 1879-02-01
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sfsafb,cf.
/ .saas. IIe.finatioa. 0Nr-.

S OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH
JANUARY.
The New York herald., 1879-02-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

zee ; ee e.e eee ees ,
LAME BACK, o
WEAK BACK.
BENsoN's CAPcINE Q
POROUS PLAsTERs. .
POSITIVELY THE BEST o
WARMING,
PAIN RELIEVING,
HARMLESS.
The only positive Improvement evcr made In the old
styjc Of porous pasters They are far more powerful
and affective than common porous piastcrs. As
remedy for lame aud weak backs, pain IN the shou
der or side rheumatic or sciatc attacks distressing
coughs spinal and kidney complaints, the lamensss
and weakness peculiar to womcu they are simply
perfection itself Not AT all like acommon plaster,
but neat convenient aud pleasant 20 wear They're
licvc pain almost aud euro wlicro other plas
tcrs will not even relieve They are 80 TAR snpcrcrto
ilniments aud cheap electrical appliances That there
Ia no comparison between thcm sold by all respect
able druggists everywhere. Price, - cents
. zee eeSs see se . . 81 . see see ee9eee
The New York herald., 1879-02-01
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.

WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.
The New York herald., 1879-02-01

WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYuxAp Jan 31-wind Sc, light misty.
KrssALE Jan 3i-wind Sc. gale.
LIVERPOOL, Jan 3I-wind, Sc, light
PLYxouru Jan 3I-wnd +, strong overcast; barometer
1890.
scrLLY Jan 3iwind Sc fresh, with ran barometer 30