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tog to the request or the Duke of Westminster to
receive a deputation with a peace declaration
signed by over two hundred thousand persons, the
Marquis of Salisbury has stated that he Is unable
to receive the deputation.
"INCONVENIENT TO TIIE PUBLIC SERVICE."
The Daily Nrrc* states that Lord Salisbury re
fused to receive the peace deputation, on the
ground that it was Inconvenient te the public ser
vice to discuss the matter now.
MORE RUSSIAN' SAILORS.
Yesterday afternoon's Pall Hall Gazette nad a
Berlin special saying:?"Many pretended Russian
emigrants are passing through Germany. It is be
lieved that they are seamen disguised on their way
to America to man cruisers."
RUSSIA NOT RAISING A LOAN.
The Times' St Petersburg correspondent states
that the rumors that Russia Is cudeavorlng to ne
gotiate a new loan are destitute of real foundation.
A DULL DEBATE.
Neither yesterday morning's news nor Monday
night's debate in Parliament shed any new light
on the situation. The debate was iathor dull
The House ol Commons was almost empty duriug
the latter part ot the debate. There was less than
hall a quorum of members present.
SOLELY FOR PEACE.
Lord Beaconsfleld concluded his speech in the
House ot Lords on Monday night with a rtiteration
ot the statement tnat the Ministry was actuated
solely by the wish and hope to seoure the blessings
of peace and maintain the freedom of tiurope and
the Just position ol this country.
THE BMF.UTE AT STAMROUL.
A despatch from Constantinople says that
an official despatch to the Turkish represen
tatives abroad thus describes the Cmeute which
took placo In that city on Monday:?"About
thirty reiugees entered tho garden ot
the palace inhabited by ex-Sultan Murad and raised
Bhonts of 'Long live the Sultan.' The sentinels
opposed the entry of these men Into the palace
anu were fired upon, one being killed.
THE RIOT QUELLED.
"Troops arriving, the assailants were driven
back. Some were killed and wounded on both
ildes. Alt Suavl, who appeared to have acted as
organizer and leader or the attack, was killed
The affiilr had no other consequences. Public
tranquillity Is undisturbed.1'
ARE MINISTERS ACCOMPLICES.
In consequence of the Incident at the Tcheragan
Palace, the Minister ol Marine hus been super
seded by Vesslm Pacha. Other changes in the
Ministry are apprehended.
EXTENT OP THE RIOT.
A special to the Dally Xeve* from Vera says:?
?Twenty-one were killed and seventeen wounded
In tlus ahalr." Tills Is probably an exaggeration.
HELPLESS REFUGEES.
Five thousand Turkish refugees assembled yes
terday and sent a deputation to the Porte asking re
lie', declaring that their provisions had fulled und
sickness was increasing among them. The Porte
promised that their rations would henceforth be
regularly distributed
GILMORE'S RAND IN LONDON.
The first concert ol Gllmorc's Band took place at
the Crystal Palace yesterday evening, commeuclug
at six o'clock. The concert hall was decorated
wltn American flags, and the audience numbered
three thousand people and was very enthusiastic.
The American national airs were much applauded.
SUCCESSFUL EVERYWHERE.
The band has been successful so far. in Dublin
and Liverpool the success was very marked and
the audiences enthusiastic. The graud JLte will
take place to-day at tho Crystal Palace.
POI'K LEO'S MOVEMENTS.
A special despatch Irotn Rotao to the Standard
?ays:?"The Pope will not go to Monte Csaslno on
account of the number of pupils residing there. The
Jesuits arc cndeuvorlDg to keep lilm in Rotno, but
?oino otber placo at wblob he may pass the summer
Is bolng nought."
KEPIlKSSIXa OK UMAX SOCIALISTS.
A Berlin despatch to the Pall Mall Gazette says a
hill lor the repression of coeiallst excesses has been
submitted to the German Parliament.,
NO SETTLEMENT OF THE COTTON STRIKE.
The Manchester Guardian concludes from the re
ports of the proceedings ol the operatives at all points
In the strike district that little disposition exists to
te accept the ten per cent reduction oven
temporarily. Tne spinners declare that tney
would accept five per cent reduction
sutright and nothing more. This attitude will pro
long the strike Indefinitely, bnt attempts to securo a
lompromise will be continued by Alderman Plckop
and others.
NO comrROMISH.
Tho local weavers' committee of Bnrnley have io
solved not to take a ballot on a compromise.
WET WEATHER.
The weather yesterday was wet and unfavorable to
. the crops.
SCIENCE AND THEOLOGY.
TAMES AMTQOXY FBOUDE'S VIEWS OS THE
SUBJECT?TUB CLERGY ACCUSED OF UNBE
LIEF?THE RELIGION MB. FEOULE SEES IB
THE FUTURE.
London, May 21, 1878.
James Anthony Fronds baa transmitted his second
paper on "Science and Theology" to the Jntematumal
Review, of New York, staling in substanco that the
modern nations of Europe, like the Crooks
and Romans, founded tneir original policy on
religion; but that tho' will of Ood has
no longer a place, even by courtesy, in tbe statutes;
that respectable peopio dgbt against the unwelcome
truths in regard to Christianity thrust upon thom;
the clergy pray lor deliverance from evils which tbey
know depend upon natural causes and tbe bishops
tbenikolvos do not actually beiievo what they prologa
a saw kklioiox oomi.no.
Mr. Fronde, assorts, however, that the message of
Mtence is not the last nor the highest, and that the
lime will come when tho Illusions which have
overwhelmed religion shall have passed away;
that a society without Ood In Its heart
cannot exist, and that when a new religion has es
tablished Itself which men can act upon and fully
believe, it should novor be ruined by the extravagant
prctousloDs of Us founders and propagators.
OUR MUSCOVITE VISITORS.
ABOTOEB PORTION OF THE 0FF1CEB8 LEAVE
THE CIMBRIA?INDICATIONS THAT SOME OF
THE SAILORS ABE TO BE SOON TBANSPKB
RED? ARRIVAL OP OFFICES* IN MEW YORE.
Ellsworth, Me., May 21, 1878.
There ere Indloaitons that the Russian forces on
;tas Cimbria may soon bo divided and a part sf tbem
transferred. In addition to those who tela last wcok,
thirteen Russian ofllcers, including lbs p.iyiuaa.
lor, lelt yesterday lor Naw York and Boston.
To-Usv tbrae Russian engineers from tho Cimbria
pasted through Ellsworth ou tbelr way to New York.
Tut officers in chargo aro endeavoring to arrange lor
tho conveyanoo of men to lJaogor to lake the oara lor
New York.
ENGINEERS COM 1 NO SOUTH.
Bangor, Mo., May 21, 1878.
Thrto Russian engineers from tho Cimbria passed
through this city to night <?? route lor New York.
ANOTHER SHIP EXPECTED.
Portland, Me., May 21, 1878.
It Is rumorod hers that a sister ship to tho Cim
bria is shortly expected at .southwest Harbor.
THE RUSSIANS IN MEW YORE.
The little Russian coterie now In this city, which
has Its headquarters at tho Everett House and Weet
minster Hotol, yesterday rocoived quite au addition
by tho arrival ol four officers of superior rank
trom the Cimbria. They cams from lioatoo and
arrived In this city In the afternoon sod took rooms
at tbs Westminster about Qve o'clock. Ouo of tbo
party registered tbslr names. Tbey are Baron Un
gcrn Sternberg and Messrs. K. Klooptue, O. Hagun*
morn and N. Schosrnan. Baron Sternberg,
who is the highest In rank aud pusseesea
authority over tbe others, mads it his first business
otter arriving to give order* that no representative of
tbo pfsss should be allowud to % isit thorn. At I ho hotel
? L.. I'aiuulhs Avollsili (tPitifintiliAPir nml Altfihf!'
tbey met Captains Aveilon, Orippenbsrg and AltxielT.
Baron Sternberg IS a short, thick set man, apparently
about fortv yoara of age. Ha waars a beard and
mustache cut very close. His companions aro ail
young, and have intelligent faces, with quick moving,
expressive syes. tbey speak excellent English, but
among themselves talk only Russian.
THE rEMCELA EARTHQUAKE.
WIDESPREAD DEVASTATION CAUSED BY SHOCKS ?
THE KIVEES HEATED liY THE SUBTEBKANKAN
EI BBS?THE TOWN OF CUA COMPLETELY DE
SI BOXED.
Havana, May 22,1878.
Reports from the districts of Venezuela recently
devastated by the great earthquake are arriving
s.owly, but indicate u very widespread destruction
of property and distressing loss of lile The town
of Cua was completely destroyed by the heavy
shocks of April 14, and all the surrounding planta
tions and settlements shared the same late. Cua
is about twenty-live tulles from Caracas, and has
repeatedly suffered from eurtliciaakes.
PHENOMENAL HEAT.
Oelore and during the progress of the convul
sion the heat over the districts visited became in
tense. Even the r.vera were rendered unbearable
for the fish, which leaped out of the water. The
river Tuy was particularly attected in this way.
SKVKUK SHOCKS.
The severity of the shocks was greater than has
been belore experienced by the present generation.
It Is regarded as havihg been greater than those ot
1812, which caused extraordinary destruction. The
damage indicted on the country cannot yet tie esti
mated, but it is believed to reach over $100,000 in
Caracas.
IN FEAR AND TREMBLING.
The inhabitants, although accustomed to visita
tions of less severity, are in a state of panic since
the earthquake occurred, Jearlng its recurrence.
The most dismal rumors reach Caracas of the de
struction of life In the Interior. Meantime dis
tress prevails among the poor whose property has
been ruined. The government is taking measures
for their reliet
THE ENGLISH TURF.
FAVOBITES FOB THE DERBY?THE BETTINO
YESTEBDAY.
London, May 21, 1878.
Ths betting on tbo favorites for tbo Derby Slakes,
whloh will take pluce on Wednesday, Juno 6, at Ibo
Epsom Samiuer Mootlog, is 11 to 4 against Sir Joseph
and 11 to 2 each against Thuriu and lusulaire.
THE FRENCH TURF.
COUNT J4k.aHA.SaiL a CLEMENTINE THE FAVOR
1TE FOB THE FRENCH OAKS.
Paris, May 21, 1878.
Count F. do Lagrange's chestnut Ally Cidmeuline
Is a strong favorite lor tbo French Oaks (Prix de
Diane), which will bo contested at Cbantilly on Snn
aay next, May 26.
IKISH "NATIONALISTS.
SENTIMENTS AND PLANS OF THE IIUSH OR
GANIZATIONS IN REFERENCE TO CANADA IN
THE EVENT OF A WAR BETWEEN GREAT
BRITAIN AND RUSSIA.
[BE TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.]
Buffalo. May 21, 1878.
Further inquiry among Irish loaders in thia vicinity,
and Irishmen who are in correspondence with
leaders of Irish organizations in other cities, tends
to a better understanding of their feelings aud pur
poses. The following summary may bo regarded as
pretty trustworthy: ?
Writ?The words "Fenian" and "Fentanlsm" have
fallen into disuse with Irishmen, particularly Irish
men who were formerly Fenians. Irish "National
ists" and Irlsb "Rillemon" there are, though, who
have tbo same longing lor the independence ot
Ireland and the same hatred of British rale that
were professed by the Fenian Brotherhood.
NO RKl'HTll IO.X UP FORMER RAIDS.
Second?Irishmen througnoal the Northorn Stales
nnd the Canodas are wide awsxe aud looking for an
opportunity to strike a blow for tboir national
independence, aud to cripple or hamper Groat
Britain, it possible; but at present no repe
tition of lormcr Fonlan raids la generally
Intended. Irishmen in Canada have no sympathy
with sucb movements, wliieh would endanger their
own homos and property and invoivo an outrage upon
Canadian communities which have nevor done them
any harm. Kaida are also discountenanced by the
better and more Intelligent Irlsb patrioia on this Bide
of the border, trom Ueuoral Shields downward.
NO AID TO ENGLAND PKOM CANADA.
Third?Irishmen aro preparing, however, to act In
the contingency of war between England nnd
Russia, should war bo declared, and should
Great Britain attempt to recruit troops in
Canada every lrishn.un with whom mo writer
has conversed says ibe Canadian troops so recruited
would huve all and more tbau they could do ut home.
It is tbo settled purpose ot the Irish orgamxatious.
who are now drilling and collecting arms aud
money, to prevent the roinlorcoment of the
British 0 runes trom this sido ol tbo
Atlantic, "In ordor to prsveut it." said a prominent
Irlab leader here to-day, "lUere would he not a raid
luto bat an Invasion ol Canada, or at least such a
demonstration in that direction as would keep the
Dominion in a continual stato ol anxiety or alarm."
IS AN INVASION IMMINENT?
EXCITEMENT ALONO THE NORTHERN FRON
TIER?CANADIAN THEORIES.
North Trot, Vc, May 21, 1878.
A correspondent has visited several ol tne principal
towns on the Canadian border, and bo hnils
everywhere the most intense excitement pre
vailing. Tbo Dominion militia are supplied wiib
arms and amjnunitlon, and aro ready at an hour's no
tice to conoentralo their forces to repel invasion on the
Canada bordef. Tbo soldiers claim that no doubt ox
Ists In tbetr minds ihut an invasion Is immlneut, and
that Irlsb nationalism arc now in large numbers,
with tbo greatest secrecy possible, making their way
Into tbe Interior of Canada with orders to
coacentrate at different point* for onslaught
on Montreal, Qucbeo, Ottawa and other prom
inent Canadian town* Another tbeorv advanced Is
tbat tbe Fenian demonstration Is merely a ruao
originated and conducted by Uusslan agents in this
country 10 ougrusa ino attention 01 the Dominion
government to bsr borne interests and bring recruit
ing lor Englub service in the Dominion 10 a dead
stop, ll tins theory be true, the Fenian invasion is
purely a seueallounl fiction.
Another theory advanced Is that tho demonstration
has Its inception iu the Provinces. To ascertulu tbo
exact movements la next 10 impossible, !or all kind*
ol rumors aro rile, ft is currently loported that
urms and ammunition have for weeks past been
brougbt into ibo 1'rovtnccs, where they arc now con
coaled.
Tho rumor that 10,000 men arc congregated In tho
vicinity ol St. A1 Dans aud FairQold is groMly ex
aggerated. Thore aro, w tlionl doubt, however, largo
numbers of mou sc i tiered all along the line. Who
and wbat Iboy aro the next lew days will show.
PREPARATIONS FOR HARBOR DEFENCE.
Halifax, N. 8., May 21, 1878.
Iu addition to tho preparations made by lb* Militia
Department .lor tbe dolcnoe ol the coast some
32-pouud*r rlfli guns bavo been sent to Liverpool,
N. H., T.r tho protection of Ibo harbor. Instructors
trom ibe Koyal Artillery sru to be cent to vsr:oua
points on the coast to trsin artillery brigades.
IlOW TO MAKE IUISH.Y1EN HAPPY.
To tiis Editor or run Hkrald;?
England is going toa war. She wants plenty ol good
troope. Lot England hoy all of Ireland now owned
by English and absentee Irish landlords, dislribulo It
among Irish soldlors in freehold hind grants, and then
let Ireland go. Tuts would chockmsto Feminism
juet when it is most troublesome, and ruskc Irishmen
happy.
This Is n peaceful and practical solution ol tho
Irish diflleuliy. VULNERATUd NUN VICTUd.
INSURANCE CONVENTION.
SVMACuas, N. V., May 21, 1878.
The sixth annual convention of the State Assocla
tlon ol Adjusting aod Supervising Firo Insuranco
Agents was held hero lo-diy. All loading tiro
Iniuriuco companies were represented, T110 follow
ing officers were elected:?President, Alfred Uowoll,
general agent el tho Republic Company, of Now
York; V10* President, It. A. Lllllo, special agent of
the Ulen'e Fall* Company, of New York; Secretary
end Treasurer, James K. Hodges, ol the Star Com
pany, ol New York; Executive Committee, 0. W.
Palmer, special agent ol tbo Franklin, of Penn
sylvania; 1). C. Usroao, superintendent ol lb*
agendo* of the Imperial nud Northern England; H.
S. l'seoo, of the Alius, ol New Yoru ; H. s. lUrney,
special agent ol the Hanover, ol New York; Curtis
Clark, general agent ol the W'eslcheeter, ol New York;
J. B. Chair*, general agent ol the Hartlord, Conn. ; U.
U. Buronull, special agent ol the l'Ucuulx, ol Brooklyn.
TERRIBLE DISASTER.
Six Men Suffocated in a
Coal Mine.
EXPLOSION OF GAS.
Names of the Unfortunate
Victims.
Halifax, N. a, Hay 21,1S78.
An explosion of gas, which occurred this mornins
In tho new wing ot the Old Sydney Mines, resulted in
the doalb of six mon.
LIST OF TUB VICTIMS.
The following are ibo uurnos of tho killed:?
MURDOCH Mcdonald.
HORY McNEIL.
KOliEKl' HUTCHIN3.
ROBERT MILBURN.
OVERMAN GltKNWELL (chief.
WILLIAM CRAM (assistant).
The bodies of the two latter have not yet been re.
covered.
BKSCI IXO TUB MINSK8.
The first persons to enter the mtuo aftor tho explo*
slon were three brothers named Sullivan, who suc
ceeded In rescuing thirteen ot tho cutlers who were
overcome by tbe gas. They wero unconscious for some
time, but all are slowly recovering. Sixteen pairs of
cutters were at work here, lu tho South Side Mine a
large number ot men were at work, but all escaped
uninjured. One or tbo Suillvans was prostrated while
searohtDg for tbe dead, but he was fortunately res*
cued by his brothers.
PAYING FOll THE lilOTS.
WARREN COUNTY, N. J., FREEHOLDERS RE
FUSE TO AUDIT THE BILL'S OF SPBCIAL
DEPUTY SHERIFFS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO TnE 1IEB4LD.]
Piiillu'shcro, May 21, 1878.
Tbore la trouble In the lluaucial management ol' tbo
affairs ol Warren county, N. J? caused by the recent
Board ol Frooboldors and tbe Sboriff, who during
iho July rlola deputized a largo number of depu
ties, forty of wbotn put In claims lor sorvico
rendered the county. Tbo claims rango from
$114 to $150. Some of tbe men did not do a day's
duty, but tbclr bills wore paid. Wbcu the new lloara
ol Freeholders was organized a committee was ap
pointor to iuvestigato the uccounts ot the Treasurer
und Sheriff.
UKFUSAL TO AUDIT TUB ACCOUNTS.
At the moetiug ol the Board, held at Kolviderc to
day, tbo treasurer presumed a new book and sot of
vouchers, which tbo Board roiused to audit,
and it is expected that the Sheriff will
bavo to pay $8,000 or $10,000 out of bis
owu pocket. Tbo Board consists ol twenty-one mem
bers and Qlteuu ol them aro in lavor ol a thorough
search into tbo doings ol tbe old Board, und expect to
be ublo to eliow to iho taxpayers of tho county tbut
tbey have boon cncatod out ol large sums ol mouoy.
A HEAVY CLAIM.
WILLIAM E. DODGE hUED FOR OVER HALF A
MILLION ON AN ALLEGED FALSE REPRESEN
TATION.
Pittspikld, Mass., May 21, 1878.
Tbo groat suit ol lUo Lcuox Plate Glass Company
against William U. Dodgo, ot Now York, to recover
damages to the amount ol $000,000, was begun In tho
Supremo Court here tnu morning. Senator
Dawos and ox-Dlstrlct Attornoy Sloarns are among
the counsel, and ono ol the witnesses is
Galusha A. Grow. Tbo case for the plalntill' is briefly
this:?lu 1870 Mr. Dodgo and others wcro interested
In a concern In Philadelphia which was making
wblto glass Iroin cryollto. T'lio Plate Glass Com
pany was making plate gluss in the Lenox
tiirnnce. Mr. Dodge, us alleged by tbo plaint ill, in
duced toe Glass Company to undoriako the manu
facture ot this white glass or porcelain Irotu cryolite,
representing mat It was very profitable, und tho
Glass Company, trusting to these representations,
invested all its proirertv lu (be business, and was
utterly ruiuod. It was subsequently discovered, as
alleged, mat whilo Mr. Dodge had bcon making
representations of tho large profits inndo by the
Philadelphia concern, mat concern was, In (act,
bankrupt, aud that Mr. Dodge was personally liable
lor an cuoriuous amount ol its duots. it la alleged
tbul he made these representations to the Glass Coin*
nsnyiand Induced it to enter upon the ouaiuess to
ralluvn himself from Ibis load, l'ho suit Is based on
these representations, which aro said to have heeu
fraudulent, deceitful and made with intent to deceive.
The dolence It a general denial of these charges.
COMMUNISTS FINED.
[DV TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.]
Clkvklaxd, Ohio. May 21, 1878.
Five of the socialist* who wore managers of the red
flag picnic at Kindivatter's Garden lest Friday wero
to-day flood In the l'ollce Court tor violating a city
ordtuauco on tho occasion ol too Communistic gather
ing. Tho troo ol tbo Communo cannot flourish In
Cleveland soil.
A BALD-PACED LIE,
[by telegraph to tbe hetlaid. 1
Richmond, Va , May 21, 1878.
A telegram from Athevllle, N. C., reports that the
story published in the Pioneer slating that Ilald
Mountain had boon rent, and which was substantially
telegraphed to the Hkkalu last night, Is a lubrica
tion?u lie out ol a wholo mountain.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE POWHATAN EN BOUTS FOB NEW YOBE?
L18T OP UKIt OFFCIEU8.
Foktkkss Mosros, Va., May 21, 1878.
The flagship Powhatan, Norm Atlantic atatton.
Rear Admiral Trcnebard, sailed from this port to-day
for New York, and will anchor olT Twenty-third
street, North River. Tho Powhatan mado a crulan
to the West Indies, Windward Islands and Spaulsb
Main during the winter, aud Iho otUcora, were pleas
nnily eutertalnsd In all the numerous ports
visited, French, Iiaalsh, .Spanish, KdrIIsIi and
Dutch. The flagship has a crew of flOO sailor*
lifty marines and a band of eighteen piece.-.
list or or kick a a
The following Is a list ol ofllcvr*'?
Rear Admiral Stephen D. Trenctinrd, commanding
United Milieu nsvul lores, North Atlantic atatton. ?
Captain?Thomas Scott Ftllebrown, commanding
and Ctilol ol Stall.
I.ieuteuuni? II. F. Tllloy, Flag Lloulonaat and Sig
nal ofllcer.
Socrol-jry? John S. Slodder.
Clerlt?Edwara TrenchaML
Chief Kugiueer D 11. Macomb, fleet engineer.
Pay Inspector C P. Wallach, fleet paymaiter.
Medical Inspector J V. lav lor, fl?nl aurgecu.
Captain Henry J. ilishop, Ileal maritie ofllcor.
I,nniimi .nl Commander Pienon K. Chauwlck, ex
ecutive ofllcer.
Lieutenant?A. J. Ivorson, navigator.
Lieutenant? II. Arnold.
Lieutenant?\V. 11. Roador.
Lieatenant?W. H lleolilor.
Mailer? Chauucey Ihoinna.
Master?-J. c. Pre mom, Jr.
Midshipmen?C. A. (love, R. T. Mulligan.
Piiuh. d Assistant Engineers?It. it. iltno and C. J.
Bablgliurek
Passed Assistant Surgeons?W. & Dixon and K.
Ashbridgo.
?Hocnnd Lieutenant? W. p. Riddle, Untied States
Murine Corps.
Captuln's Clerk?A. K. I'nrrl*.
Paymaster's Clerks?W. V. Murlarty and A. E. Mori
arty.
Boatswain-Charles Miller.
Gunner?Wiiliiim Cheney.
Carpenter?W. M. Ilarrett,
asllmaker?U. D. Many.
SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATL
PlILAbSLFNIA, May 21, 1878.
The Society of the Cincinnati will begin H* triennial
session to-morrow morning at tbo Alpine HoioL
Among those who will he presont aro Hamilton
Fish, President Ounirul; Alex Hamilton, New
York, Treasurer General; the Hov. M. S.
Hutton, New York, Chaplain; the Rev, Mr.
Willet and Goneral Cochrane, New York; Judge
timer, New Jersey ; General Schuyler, New York ; Ad
miral Thatcher, General Roaewig sn.l ex-Mayor nam.
uel C. Cohb, Itoatoij the H?v. Dr. Samuel It Lotbrop,
Boston, an.l Dr. David King, Newport. (In Thursday
a grand ban quel will bo given by the Pennsylvania
Society to thu delegntcs. During their alav they will
Visit points ol luteroat in the city.
SIGNED BY THE'G^TEBNOR.
ALHAMY, Muy 21, 187S.
Governor Robtuson to-day signed ihe following
bills:?
Amending the act providing for security against
extraordinary conflagrations, uu<l lor the croatlou ol'
"[?if lunus by lire lukurunco companies.
Kepcaliug Hie h'ewburg Vagrant Act.
Authorizing me Bullalo Oily Cemetery to convoy
certain lands to the city for streets.
Amending Hie Supervisor act.
Ameudiug the aot regulating coroners' fees.
ltelitivo to auctioneers.
Amending the ucl rel ilivo to oll'cuccs punishable by
Imprisonment in Jails it ml by Hue.
Providing ways ana means tor the support of tbo
government.
To faotltiato tho making of proors of dlscliargo from
Slate Prison upon a trial tor a aecuud otlence.
To uiuboriza tho Comptroller to compromise and
settle old Judgments and contract debts.
For the rebel ot Julia K. Stowurt.
For tlio relief ol Palricg Kiuucy.
To release certain real estate to l.eopold Mullonbon
In Frio county.
To contlrin official acts ol Italph L. Crook, notary
public, in Kings county.
For tho reiiel ol Catburino It.ishnch.
To legalise acta of surrogates and others grantmg
letters ol u imiuwiratiuo and to provide lor issuiug
such letters In cortu u cases.
Amending tho uct relating to courts, officers of
justice and civil proceedings.
Relating to powuis ot attorney by tnarriod women.
Authorizing official seals lor the SupeiTiitcuuoul at
Public Works, Superintendent ot Stuto Prisous and
Statu Treasurer.
Relative to taking clams and oyslors In the waters
ol the Slate.
Making an appropriation to pay an award to Peter
Voorlilcs.
Relative to tbo property and families of absconding
persons.
MORAVIAN CHURCH CONFERENCE ?
Phila DULPiHA, Pa., May 21, 1878.
Tho escond annual coufereuce of tho Second dis
trict ot the Moravian Cburob began here to-day.
Thirty-eight delegates were present, roprescuitng
Qficcu churches. Mr. Herman Jacobsou, pastor of
the First Moravian Cburcb, conducted the reilgious
exercises and dellverod tbo address ol welcome. Right
Rev. Bishop Uu Schweinitz was chosen president and
Rev. C. Naglo secretary. Various committees were ap
pointed, nod Bishop Do Schwotoitz read a paper on
tho "Systeinatizjilou of florae Mission Support.1' The
paper reviews the history ot homo in tedious In tho
Church Ironi Its early establishment In this country
to the present time, and says during tho past nino
years the cost ol home missions was $14,491 28, mid
the number ol coniuiuoiuaiiis was 7,786 ut iliu end ol
the year 1876. lu 1870 the Synod trausiorred the
whole work to the Bourd ol Church Ktteuslou. The
cost of home missions is more than by the loriner
plan, but us the present number ol coiumunioauis is
8,U"i, the extra amount can be easily uiaUo up by tbe
organization ot a borne mission society lu every
church.
THE UTE INDIANS.
Wasuiscton, May 21,1878.
Brevet Major General Kdwurd Hutch and William
Sllckney, of Washinulou, L>. C., and N. C. UcF*rland,
ol Topoka, K.un , have been appointed commissioners
to treat with ttio Uto Ionian?. Efforts will bo made
to coutolidaie the southern and northern Utes on the
reservation ol the latter on or near the White Kivcr.
ALLEGED CONFESSION OF MUllDER.
UYKKbTOwx, Pa., May 21, 1878.
There tvas no olhcial Investigation to-day el
the reported confession ot tho recently de
ceased John Stoover, in which ho la said
to have admitted participation In lour
murder*. A Justice of tho poaco visited
both llollelflntier and Daub, the parties to whom It
was said Sloever made tho revelations, hut they were
unable to produce the ante-mortem staiomout.
KILLED ON TIIE HAIL.
Bostox, May 21, 1878.
Charles White, sentenced to the Houso ol Cor*
rcctlon lor robbery, was instantly killed near Wost
lioro to-dny whllo attempting to escape by Jumping
from a train. Officer Powers, having nun in
charge, In attempting to prevent uls escape, was also
thrown out und seriously injured.
SENTENCED TO HE HANGED.
Oxaua, Nob., May 21, 1878.
A despatch from Waboo says Dr. St. Louts, tho
wile murderer, was to-day sentonced to be banged on
September 20.
MOLLY MAGUI14E liESPITED.
Harkisiujko, Pa., May 21, 1878.
Dennis Donnelly, itio Schuylkill Molly Magulre who
wtis lo havo been bangod at l'otlsville to-morrow, was
to-day respited by the Governor tor twonty duys in
order to allow tbe coadcuued more lime lo prepare
lor deutb.
MIDNIGHT WEATHER 14 E POET.
War 1'BPAnTlf mnt, 1
Office or tiik cuikf muxal officer, S
Wamiinotox, May 22?1 A. *1. )
Indication!.
For the lower lake reglou uod Middle Staler, rising
baromeior, northwest to northeast winds, end cooler,
clear weal be r, loiiowed lu Ibo former by tailing ba
rometer and easterly to aouth winds.
For Now England, occasional coast rains to-night,
geucrally lol.owod during WoJuo.uay by rising ba
rometer, northwesterly winds, cooler and generally
clear weatbor.
For tbo South Atlantic and Gull Stales, higher
pressure, warm southwesterly winds, voering lo cool?r
northerly or easterly, clear or partly cloudy weather
and possibly occasional raius.
For the West Gull States, risiog, possibly followed
by tailing barometer. Increasing east to south winds,
cooler, partly cloudy weather and rain aroas, except
In Texas rising temperature.
For Tenuossee and tbe Oblo Valley, rising followed
by tailing barometer, cooler northerly winds, veering
to warmer easterly or souilioast, partly cloudy
woatber and possibly, In westeru portions, rain.
For tbe npper lake rssion. Upper MIsaDsippI and
Lower Missouri valleys, falling baromoter, increasing
easterly to southerly winds, warmer and |?rtly cloudy
weather, with rain in tbo last, aud possibly extending
to the tocond district.
Tbo Mississippi continues slowly rising from St.
Louis to Memphis, and tbo Upper Ohio slowly tailing.
Cautionary sigouls coniiuuo at Cap# Loo a out, Cape
Hatteras, Kitty Hawk, Cape Henry, Tbatcbet's
Island, Portland and Kaslnort, and olT shore signals
at Sandy Hook, Uarnegat, Atlantic City and Cups May.
THE WKATtlKlt YK8TKKDAY.
The following record will abow the changes In ths
temperature lur the pael twonty.lour hours, In com
parison with tha corresponding dato of lust year, as
indicated by too thermometer at Haduut's pharmacy,
11 a a a lu Huilding, No. 218 liroadwuy:?
1877. 1878. 1877. 1878.
3 A. M tit 62 3:3) P. IK... fit 70
<i A. M 62 hi <i P. M 02 72
H A. 41 N 6? U I*. M tit) t.7
12 M 71 00 12 P. M ;?7 02
Average temperature yesterday 03 4'
Average temperature lor corresponding dale last
63x
THE DEAF AND DUMB.
The New York Institution for the Instruction ol tbe
Deal and Duinu held Its anuual mooting yesteidsy
afternoon at their institution on Washington Heights.
Tbo following directors of tns first class were re
electedMorris K. Jo,up, Henry K. Ilavies, Thatcher
M. Adams, GoirgeF. Kelts, Sumuel Thome, Samuol
O. Ituflman, George A. Kobblna and John K. Itrady.
After the fcnstbcss meeting tbe guests to tbs number
ui SOU were Invllcdaio 11 dining room, where they pir
took of a choiee collatioo. Dr. Iaunc L. Peels, the
principal of tbo institution, then exhibited bis apiest
pupils, interpreting tho slgna ol lbs deaf mutes lor Ibo
beuellt ol the audience.
IN 'HIE CANAL.
Monday afternoon Margaret Docker, wife of Joseph,
living in tho Seventh wara, Trenton, com
mitted suicide by drowning hersell in the
leader ol the Delaware and Kuritsn Canal,
at Greene street bridge, becauao her husband earn#
homo drunk and commenced beating her. A one
armed man unmed O'Dnnohuu nttcm pled lo aavo her
and waa nearly drowned bltnsell. Her body waa re
covered In about an hour.
A HINT TO 'I HE BUOOKLYN POLICE.
An Inquest was hold last evening beforo Coro
ner Stroma aud a Jory at tbe Wasbiogtoa
airoet station house, Brooklyn, touching the
doalb ol James MeCafttol, who died at fhe
City Hospital on last Saturday weex from
n Iraclure ol tbo skull auatnioud by falling down a
flight ul alaira at Sees Hall, Fulton street. Tbe Jury
returned it verdict in accordance WltD tbe facta,
and added:?"We recommend a more careful
examination of lujnred or atCK 1 eraons by lbs police
or itospital aurge ins ni ts thtsly fitness lor being
placed 10 a station house cell ovar ntfciu <>n the ohsrge
of lutoxication, instead of being carried lo their resi
dence or to the hospital."
NEW YORK COLLEGE.
THE ATTfcMPr TO REDUCE THE SALAXIZB A
FAILURE - $500 FOR A LIUllAItY CATALOGUE.
Tue recent uttempt made to reduco tbo salaries ot
tbe president and teachers of ibe College ol tbe City
ol New York en Jed yesterday lu a grand bunco. Tbe
trustees of the college, consisting ol the member! of
the Bourd of Education, with President Webb ai cjc
officio member, met yesterday utiernoon, at lour
o'clock, in tno building of tbe Board, corner ol Klui
end Uraud streets, President Wood in tbo cb nr.
Bovcntceu trustees were proseut. Tbo minutes ol tbo
Kxccuovo Committee meetings of tluy y and lt> were
Mitooled. Puisuuut to u rosolutiun adopted Oy
the cummilteo tbe trustees voted to pay
$600 to Pioletsor (.buries U. Herder maun ror
preparing wilb great cure uud accuracy, ulplitbetlcul
uud uualyiioul catalogues ol the boogs in the collogu
library, uud lor making important uud desiruOld
changes iu tbe urruugeuieui ol tbo books, l bis was
done us "uu express ou ol tnoir approval ol Pro
lessor Herbcrmsnu's catalogues, and ol iho assiduity
and intelligence bestowed in their preparation.'*
then the question ol sularies came up. Mr. Jellllle
moved tho adoption ol (lie reductions ree.ommuuded
by tue Exeoutlvo Cumm ittec. Those rccoiuuieu hiiiuus
were as lohows:?to ruduue tbe president's salary
Iroiu $3,75u to $7,500; eleven pruiostors' sularies
from *4,760 to $4,600; teu tutors' sa uries Irom $'d.6oo
to $11,376; two tutors' Iruin $3,600 to $3,000; increase
Ol two tutors iroiu $ 1,Son to $3,000; reduction of
another tutor's sulury iroui $1,100 to $1,600. four
others Irom $1,300 to $1,140, registrar's sulury Irom
(3,000 to $1,600, president's eccretun Irom *1 loo to
$1,000, two jaultors Irom $1,300 lo $1,140 The total
suvlug thus proposed would he $0,810 a your.
Mr. Wickhain moved us a substitute ihul the salary
ot tue preside u I be reduced to $7,500 us proposed,
and that the reduction on all tbe Miliars he live pur
sent, with the exception ol the salaries ol tbe proles
sors ol Hpumslt luuguago and l.loruturo uud desorlp
live geometry uud drawing.
Mr. Wneoier moved to lay both propositions on tho
table, and bis motion was curried ny * vote ol 13 lo 4
On motiou ol Mr. Jcllillo instruction in inoustrial
drawing was made a prerequisite lor tbo eutrauco ol
any siudeut into tbe college alter next year,
Tbe trustees ttieu adjourned.
STREET SPRINKLING.
Tbo result oi tbs Tamtuauy AlJerniautc caucus Of
Monday last was made manliest yesterday at tbo rog
ulur mooting of tbe Board, wbou an ordinance was In
troduced by Aldermuu Suucr which praciicully lakes'
away tbo power of grsutlng licenses lor sprlukliog
streets Irom tbe Deparlmout of l'ablio Works. Tlio
llrst section oouiuins tue main leuturus ol ibis or
diuuuee. It provides us lollows; ?
Tho Registrar o' Penults in the Mayor's Ofllco. under the
supervision uud direction ut tho Mayor, Is Hereby uuth.ir
iie<l ami directed to grant licenses to such persons as .hull
he recuujiaeiided him by the Couiinltleo -u Htrsst Pave
luuuts ol tbo Hoard ol Aldsrineu, or it majority tbereoi,
wlin shall couitily with the conditions of this m uinamra. lor
nerinission to use Proton wutor irom siicii ol the puulic hy
drant* its may be designated by the Commissioner ?l Pub
lic Works, and shall be located on the routes respectively
ol the persons so licensed, or tailing to make snub designa
tion from the li vdrants now or hor> totoro used lor such pur
pose lor sprlukllug lliu streets ot this city.
Persons procuring licenses are compelled, under
section 3, to pay to tbo Department ol Public Works
one and u hull ceuls for every 1UU gallons ol water
that uiav he used by tlioin lor sprinkling the streets.
The oriliuauce wus laid over lor luturu cousidera
tioo, as the Tammany members could ibuu ouly count
on oluvon votes lu luvor oi it.
OUR PARKS.
A resolution was pasted by tuo Board of Aldermen
on lbs 26th ol March culling upon the 1'ark C'ouituls
?loneri to furnish certain tnlorination as to the
amount ol expenditure and tbo nature ol the work
dune on the various park* ol tho city (rem the let
ot January, 1876, to the 1st or Ma-oh, 1878. This
Information was lurnlshed to the Uoird at its regular
meeting yesterday. The appropriations lor tho spccilied
years were as lollows.?1875, $o8l,000; 1870, $405,000;
1877, $280,072; 1878, $316.(0i>. I be expenditures were: -
1876, $577,780 10; 1870, 1457,004 06; 1877, $3iO,U5ii 22}
1878 (up to March 1), $43,407 CO. The uuiuuul ex
pended on the various small parka and squares, and
also tho amount paid to laborers employed on each,
are next given lu tbo report in dotuil.
The expenditures on Tompkins Park are sot forth as
follows:?1876, $20,748 00; 1876, $42,720 54; 1877,
$1,230 78. Tho anionras paid to laborers lor work on
tho park during the tame period were:?1876,
$1,046 07; 1870, $1,074 00; 1877, $805 76; 1878,
$112 20.
The remainder ot the report Is taken up with a
lengthy account of tho labor performed on each park
during the years apuciiled.
bHOOTING AT A PICNIC.
The Gorman Lutheran Church, In West Porty-nlnih
street, held a picnlo at Natioual Park, Hixty-sccocd
street aud Tenth avonue, Mouduy evening, uud a
uumber of young rowdios got over the lence and
forced their way en tho plutiurra. The proprietor ot
the park, Fritz Kasefuug, made sevorul iueUcctual at
tempts to drivu ihum off, and the iu-t tune, winch was
about eluvou o'clock, several ot then, afcsaullod him
with stones und brickbats, oue of the- luifsilos hilling
him under the lull ear aud auoihorover Ihe rigbleye.
Mr. Kuae-fuug became so much e-xssporated mat
be drew a revolver uud Ured one- shot in the direction
ol the youug rullUus I ho ball took efleci in ruo
lower puri el tno right leg ol u lad uutiicd Michael
Ziogkr, ol No. 418 West Foriy-niniu street. Z.egler
Wis laken to the koriy-sevouili street station ueuso,
where the ball wee extracted by l'oiico Surgeon Wa
tsiiuan, und the suQerur wue ublo to go to Ina home.
Frits Kisolung was urresled by Ulllcer MeArdle, of
tho '1 weniy-secoiid precinct, yusturuay, und brought
beiore Jud,.o dully at tbo Fiity-sevuutb Street Police
Court, lie claimed te liuvu acted in sell-delcuce, Lut
was held in $5;0 bail lu auswer.
A COSILY DRUNK.
Michael Lano, formerly a soldier, came 10 New York
on Monday to draw an accumulated pension of thir
teen years whteh had been kept iroin him because of
some difficulty in the VVur Department concerning
his claim, lie received $700. The cHocl of his sue*
cess was overpowering. lie Immediately wont on
a grand jubilation with tbo tnoucy hi his
pocket. Ills Ural act was to buy a now suit el
clolbta; his second to luko a drtuk. His subse
quent ucta worn similar to tbc nun last uicliliouad.
Marly yesterday morning wh'lo Officer Kelly, or tho
Fourteenth precinct, was patrolling through the glum
aud murky byway known us "Happy ulley," bordor
lug on llaxtor streot, bo aaw a loiin reclining in tuo
gutter. The object proved to ho the soldier Lane.
He was deep in tho uiubraco ol the hucchauallau god.
It rtquirod threo policemou to tuke him to tbo station
house. There it was discovered that hie money was
gone, not even a penny being left to remind him of his
$700. Ycstsrduy he was urrilgned balore Judge Mor
gan at tno loiubs, who, thinking bis punishment in
baviog lost his uiouoy was ouuugh, allowed him logo
TEN O'CLOCK OR NO RUE AK FAST.
It all happened because he bad Slept too late. Hie
elslor Annto had told him ompbulicaliy that If he did
but arise beiore leu A. M. he could have no break last
at home. He aroee at lull peat ton and demauded
bis breakfast, only to be refueod. Then be stole liar
lowelry end pawned it, gelilug tn? breakfast out of
the proceeds and sending her tho ticket. Mbe had
him arrested, nut in tbo Court of Kptciul Suasions
yesterday she relented. I ho Court, however, thooyht
he rhoold ho puuiahed. Hence on the rt-eord a p.
pears:?"Llppmano Uppenbolni, ten days City Prison.'
THE NOILS T1UAL.
In his trial at Newark, N. J., yoswrflay, Mr. Benji
rnlo Noyee tesliflod that If the usiots mentioned in
the first stuiemeni of Mr. Sled well had been turned
over to the National Capitol them would h ivo been
sufficient to efioat a full reinsurance; ho bud no idea
but tlisl the aeeeta wuro vulu >blv and that there wero
others then those turned over to lilm on the luglit ol
the trauaier in Now York. L'ihju tho conclusion of
Mr. Noyce' teetimooy eoveral wni.ciie- froiu Connec
ticut leanUed that hie reputation lor honesty was ex
cellent.
ADVANCING HIE PRICE OF COAL,
The Board of Cootrol of tbo anthracite eoel regions met
yesterday in the building of ibo Delaware and Hudaon
Oanal Company, and decided that I lie output ol coal
to July I shall be T,ouo,coo toua; the output to June
1, 1.74U,ouu, against 2,22.1,boo during tin- same tune
last year. The prices of steamboat coal, largest aise,
were advanced leu coats; egg, fliteeu cents; stove,
twenty eonts, and cue*unit, tmeutv-Uvo cvnts, |.cr ton.
THE POLICE COMMIBSlONKBSHlPd.
Tbo Committee on Police and Hotltb of the IJonrd of
Aldermen yeaterday reported aguintt confirming Mr.
George Jonea na Polico Coin tula* inner, In accordance
with Ilia gentleman'* own ri |U< ?l. Alderman Morrie
olli red an amendment requeatihg lb?i Mayor to with,
draw tbo nomination, but it woo voted down?14 to
0. I ho report was ihon adopted ut.animonaly,
Mcatra Wheeler aud Khrtiardl consequently ellll ra
in am In olllco aa Police Communion, ra.
MUNICIPAL NoTES.
The Iron floating hatha will open on Juno L
Tbe Cumuiiaaloner ol l'ubllc Work* baa beon di
rected by tne Aldortnen to report bla reaaona lor
giving permiaaioo to the Now York titrated Kallroad
Company to altor tbo lino ol the curbstone and
width ol tbe sidewalk on tbo eaat aide ol tbe Uowery,
corner of Third meet
COLON Kit'ri OFFICE.
In accordance with tbe new lew which catna into
elTvct oo tho 20ttt met. directing that tbe deputy
cnronera be eteetod hy n majority volo ol tho Hoard
of Coronary, thoee ofllci.il* met last evening, and, by a
iiiiauimoua volo, re-ol-drd the pfNttt IBCtinheuta?
namely, lira. Cutbuian, Miller, MactVhiuule aud
Uoldaebtuidk
REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Tho Kspublican Central Committee held their
regular monthly meeuug lost evuuiug at lte
publican Hill, Watt Thirty-third street, AU?r
man Joseph C. Tmckuey id tbo chair and
Solon it. Dowitt secretary. Tbo meeting w?j
called (or olgbt o'clock, and at that lime tbe i.umber
ol inn id ben lu the hall wrus so siuall It aeomed evident
ibat thorn would not baa quorum. Tnero aero certain
gentlemen who wished to go on at any rate, and
m me a decide I but (utile eiiort to mat end.
From what could bo gathered a tor the meeting II
seem* there was a emeus ot the leaders held
\e.-tertlay alleruoou, uiiu It was decided that
uo meeting should bo held last tiiubi, and
to in-uro that lact mallera wero tu arranged that
that I hero should uol ho a quorum preauuL I ho
reusou or adjournment till aomo luture duta if a tid
to be ceriaiu rcsulutlous couuemuatory o( 1'rosi
dent Hayes* pulley, based ou Mr. Uowo's speech,
wmch wero brought up at the previous
meeting aod laid over till hut night. For hall an
hour or so alter the uojouruniehl knots ol republican
politicians stool around the coru ;r ol Thirty
third street and iiroudwu); hut low, ll
any ol them gave vent to any tuuro decided opihtoo
than that iiiado by un indiguaut memhor irotn an
uptown district, who said, 'I nuess Mr. Iluy.s will
bud out uo will buvo to coma into the traces yet."
POLITICAL NOTES.
1 ho Charleston Courier (dam.) a-.ks the question?
"Is this u good time to reduce tho regular army
uud, lu aubwer to It, skutchos the propornous o( tbn
socialistic danger threatening the government.
The Hartford l'ost (rep.), May 14, lu speakiug of Mr,
Toiler's resolutiou, says :?"ll is a crime against tbs
llepuhlic, conceived in cold blood, aud for the Ignoblt
purpose ol losiertog party paa-lou and gaining part)
advantage."
Tne Tulladelpbia Ledger (rep.) says that "quite un
consciously iho partisan pupurs pay Mr. Ulover a
handsome compliment by their rldicnle, (or he baa
always Insistau ou (sliding his flub, whatever It may
he, and scemi really to be Qsbtng lor rogues, without
regard to tbeir politics."
TheCleveluud Leader (rop.) sajra that tbe democrats
In redisricting Ohio Intended to placo Geucral Gar.
Hold's residence in a democratic district. When they
had douo they fouud that they had not been well In*
lormcd as to tho location ol his domicile, and ha
still lives In a congenial political atmosphere.
Tho i.iui.ivilie Commercial advocates turning ovei
tho management of the lodoritl Agricultural lluroau to
the Smithsonian Institution, "to the labors ot which
its objects are strictly german." "Tho Fishery
Commission might also be attached to It." The (.'o??
vutrcittl souths to have got the cart bofore tho horse.
Tuiladelphia Times (Ind.):?"It Is a little slgnitlcant
that a mealing ol tbo National Groehback Labor Slat#
Cotnmilloe Iiub boon called lor next Tuesday, ut Har
rlsburg. Tuesday is the day bcloro the meeting ol lb?
Democratic Stale Convanllon, and II Judge Donlloy'a
dccliuatlou ol tho uomlnatlon lor Supreme Judge la in
the hands ol Chairman lie wees, the democrats may find
a now candidate forced on meir bauds by tbo placing
ol Judge Agnow on the natlonul ilckot."
HOTEL All RIVALS.
Inspector General Randolph li. Marc/, United States
Army, and William M. Wudiy, President ol the Cen
tral Railroad ol Georgia, are at the New VorlL Colonel
John Hay auJ Amusa Stone, ol Cluvol-tud, uud Lieu
tuouut Commander FredorlcK Ponrsou, United States
Navy, are at the Windsor. Geueral Daniel Tyler,
of Alabama; Kdwurd Avery, of Uoiton, aud Joseph
t'uilizer, of St. Louis, ure at tbe Filth Ave
nue. Lx-Congressraau O. D. Muiteson, or
Utlca, and Edmund Hurlco, ol Now Hampshire, are at
tho Metropolitan. Sonutor Charles ilughos, of Sundy
Hill. N. V., Is at tbe Slurleyatit. Captain Coolc, of tbe
steamship Russia, Is at tbe lircvoorL llov. I)r. Car
tnody, ol New Haven, is at the Grand Central. Tboaias
Dicksou, Prcsidont ol tho Delaware and Hudson Canal
Coinjiuny, ts nt the Gilsoy. Ex-Senator John P. StocK
ton, ol New Jersey, Is at the St. James.
BLEMISHES AND Dl F.ASKd OF THE SKIN
nnd rheumatic palm arc removed hv til.AAA's SOLl'UU*
Soar.
TWO SCRNBSI
hocus 1st.?Two hirers by moonlight olono. He?"Yen
or.cht tu know I love you. darling." she looks down,
liliishok nnd?snuff-. lie ?* Don't you love lae Ju-t me
least little bit?" Shu?"Yes (snulli, I love you ever so
much i-tiiiir> ; 1 could die lor you." (Snuff aud kisses ad
Intlnitum.
hcuno dd ?One year aftor marriage. lie?"Confound Itl
I wish you would break tour-ell'of that disgusting hault of
sinilthi.." Shu (ileprecatiiiglyi ? "I can't help It, Charlie.
I've hsd the catarrh four or li-co years," He -"Forgive ids,
dear. I didn't menu to be cross, nut In the name ol Cupid,
got some ot Dr. Sauk's Cataukii Itussnr. Tl.ey say H Is a
sure cure You know ltd. Ilrown, they ear ho was uicur
able. audit cured Iniu eoinnl tely," she ?"I'll do anythlug
to please you, Charlie." (Interesting tableau I
A. ?MOODIK S ?ULPHUK-YAK SOAP COM MUNI
c ites a velvety sollui'ss to the sklu, preserves its white
Mas, perpetaalee beauty.
hair dye ? ii.ucii?r.(tics"" heTt; sold WW
ilru slats; pruperlv applied, at celebrated Wig Factory,
Hi Hood St.
PRINTING
OF ALL KINDA
DONK CIIKAF not CASH
A I' Til K METROPOLITAN
JOB PKlNllNU OFFICE.
38 ANN' ST.
SUMMER SHOES.?A CHOICE SELECTION AND
large variety. EUGENE FERRIS A rUN. Bl Nassau St.,
west side.
"THE QUEEN OF SllKRA"
would wouder at a c lating ol dlamumls on a pure crystal
has-. 'I'lie-e ure I'ailsiuu Diamonds, lor sale only at
IIC M I'll KK Y's, .Ii' - % Her. Kill ltroadway, corner or Ulb
si.. New 1ork. Seud for the "Circlet ul tioms." Malted
tree.
THE HERA LITOF ir' E rT~hbllt SALE*
TWO bINOLE BULLOCK FKRPKCTIXO I'll ESSES,
capable ol printing l+.'ssi cples per hour
of au eight-page paper, either -la, ovvea or eight column*
ALSO ALL THE STEREOTYPE MACHINERY UE
LO M ? IN 11 rilhltl.ro.
PRICK. #|t>,i??l
Address J. O. BENNETT.
New York Herald.
THE DEADLIEST HEWER UAnKS ARE ODOR
lose; malaria, tvpUoi-l, scarlet, diphtheria Ac., enter oar
homes through wa-b basin. Ac.: si MihH'.s patent tiou
gas couductliig W'ssTfc 1'II'K po-iiively keeps out sewer
ga.es; houses kept sweet and wholesome whether occupied
so uii.iosupiuo ; head olttce crt Broadway ; a.euta wautad
for Urge cities
THE STEAM CAIU'icf CLEANER.
T. M. STEW ART, No Slid 7lh sr. Send lor circular*.
$6 BILK MAI, $J SO; "a"FINK $3 KELT DKRllY,
$1 H7; summer styles. HE All Y, Sift Mew t.'hnrch st.
KVROPIks
1?DUC tTDiN IN FRANCE -a Fithm II La I'Y Xj9
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TIIK NATI VB FLOW ERS AND FERNS OF THfc
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Monthly
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