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Several cases continued.

CLEVELAND Brush MANuFAoToRY,- Among
the manufacturing establishments of cur City, the
above stands AZ pioneer in It's line, and one
which may be the forerunner Of far more exteu-
aye works. The factory stands on Champain
street next to the Industrial School, aud In fact,
some Of the work is done by the boys in the school
building. We have frequently spoken Of this
branch Of Industry az connected with the School,
but never, we believe, more definitely. IL was
started not very long since by some euterprising
men who were desirous to furnish means of en-
poyment to the boys and pupils who would 9TH
erwse be idle, IS well as to establish new branch
Of business in he City.
The modus oporandi Of manufacturing brushes
is interesting to one unacquanted with the busi-
ness. The brlstles which are mostly brought
from Cincinnati, (some OF them being obtained from
the slaughter houses in this City are first combed
out, to arrange the hbers in one direction. They
are then, II crooked, as most Of them are. bound
! in punches aud baked in an oven. After this they
VIII remain straight They arc then assorted by
skillluI hands, those of the same length being put
together They are now ready for drawing
which is fastening them to the woodwork Of the
brush. The wood Qor horse brushes, shoe brush
Or &o) having previously been bored full Of holes
(some of them have two hundred aud fifty hoei
fora single btusl is hold in a vice while numbel
% wire as fine almost as thread is looped through
the holes, the bristles put through the loop, th,
wire drawn tightly back, aud 30 on, The boy
will "draw" six TO eight brushes day each, fol
which they receive twenty to twenty-five cent
apiece There are now three men and eigh
boys employed in the factory but forty or nlt!
hands can be employed and win be probably belor
very long, as there is ready market for pll IA,
brushes made Eight to ten dozen brushes arr
made per day, the pumber Of course varying viii
the style All kinds Of brushes are made here
whether shoe, scrub, horse, clothes, store, brew
ers, counter whitewash, or paint brushes Th
company (Mr /. G. PENDLEToN being manager
have lease Of the lot occupied, and will ex
tend their business as may be required
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spctioI Notices.

-" If any people in the world ever needed
"A apostle to cast their devils out it who i've in
this waterlogged country Tho miasmatc poison Of our
swamps aud Marshes becomes veritable devil In the
blood 70 reve 10 the Agues aud Fever which shake and
conh rs all Ayers AeUE CUHB is said to be the
postle need anl Of neshbors who hayetrod
confirm The ron, Joura4l Piano, n.
KNOWN EFFEcr..-When pain OF innamma-
ton is present In human body and Braudroth's Pills are
used they at seize upon the humoi which are tho
occasion Of the pain " inflammation and them from
the bodg they cannot ure because their power is only
upon or over those humors impurities which unhca
thy (waut lfe aud whose presence In part cause.-the puin
and aunng heat So IN throat Group, colds coughs
rheumatisms. pain in the side aul peutsy wy ch are all
cured by from 10 three doses Of these pills whose
only exorel 20 impurities Of the blood. The
rightly directed will use them and be cured
Sold a. No. 29l Canal st Brandrehs Building aui by
A. s. Gardiner No 22O SUI eor street, Cleveland aud by
J. b. wheedon, Hudson, and all RESPECTABLE dealers ia
medicines. iy26w2sO1&w
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! went into the walls of Jerusalem, with
large, aboundiDg faith in almost eyorything.--
The site of thd Holy Sepulchre on which the
Emperor Constantine in 1926 built the first
Christian Church, | never had doubt was tho
real site of Q lyary and the Cruciixiop, and
was wholly inclined 10 believe the Monksh
romanccs Of Christ's ascending steps on the
Mount of Olives, and, OF the impression of the
Apostles bodies, as they fell asleep in the gar.
den Of Gethsemane when our Lord left them to
pray. But that DIR Robertson OF ours that
terrible Dr. Roberlson-now the very highest
authority of the world as to Biblical geography
has knocked almost all Typographical faith out
of mel Hang his book hang his learningl--
And give OH give me back the faith tho credul-
ity that was three days ago within me. / am
a lost man now in most parts of Jerusalem -
Oh, if / could only belieye in, aud kiss tho
place Of JUNCTION, where Christ was Rnnontod
after death, as these poor Roman, Polish, Ar
menian, Colt, Greek and Latin Pilgrims arc
now doing, what would not give; aud might
have believed in all, bat for that Dr. Robertson!
| Ill could only have faith in the rent in the
rock, the work of the earthquake at the time of
| the CrucifKiou, and in theloles for the crosse
of the two thieves! Indeed, in spite of DR..
Robertson, if l don't have faith, do have rev
ercnce, at least respect, for the Church Of the
| Holy Sepulchre ltselt-tor see bending there,
with holy awe and reverence, Greek, Latin,
German, Anglo-Saxon, American, and Copt
Christian from every part Of the Christian earth
and all falling ON their knees aud kissing
smooth the marble OF the sopulohral couch.
could not but 60 in myself, aithless as ! am
now as to the sancity Of the place, and respect
the practice of the bendad knee, aud bow before
the numerous lamps OF gold aud silver eyei
kept burning there, while fragrant perfumes
and sweet incense fill tho air. The reverence
the awe OF the poor humble Christian, who
perils life and sacrifices property, from th,
steppes Of Russia TO the rocks OF Patagonia, lC
kiss the cold, broken marble slab, often sob
bing and crying as if his heart would break
fills me with reverence for his devotion, though
without faith in the spot; and | bring hsme
long wax candle liz by the Holy Fire upon tho
very spot
"a But it is well that the worlds faith is thur
shattered now in this site that it IL not ques
ton OF Catholic aud Protestant prejudces--bu
a question TO be judged on by facts, and no
religious passion, A learned Russian Of th'
Greek chOroh is now In Jeruaaem who ha
been iresistibly driven to the opuiens Of DR.
Robertson, upon his own researches alone,--
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New CHURcH "A new church is being built on
the corner OF Bridge and kentucky streets, by the
German Evangelical Protestant Society. The
church is of brick, 40 feet front on Bridge street
by 70 on Kentucky. The building. although small,
is substantial, and well adapted to the want felt in
that locality for aplace of worship The founda.
tons are of cut stone, with wall 20 feet high
above. There will be l5sOOO brick in the struc-
ture, aud the contracted cost Of the whole when
completed will be 50 500 The main entrance
opens into lobby or hall nine feet wido, extend
ing the whole width Of the church From this
hall at each end, stairways ascend to the gallery.
In The body Of the church there are to be four
rows Of slips, divided by the aislcs. The church
will be lighted from eight large archcd windows,
The ground upon which the church stands meas
ures 9G by $50 feet, and cost the society $500 FIVE
years ago. The mason work Of the church is
done by Adam Cam, tie carpenter work by
Nickel, and the roofing, painting granting, 30,
by Nicholas Meyer, The pastor, Rev. Phillip
Stempel, thinks the church viii be dedicated du-
ring the coming fall
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PAuNa.--The PAYERS have reached tho south.
east corner of the square in the work o' paving the
roadway to the Post Office. a
The work Of preparing Columbus street for the
paving stone has commenced and will be pushed
rapidly forward. Passengers over that thorough
faro will appreciate the improvement
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KNIcKEhBocKER.-llaw aud Brother have
Kuickerbocker for August tits more copiously
tratous are, Cape May, ten Illustrations stran-
ger in Gotham, with five Illustrations Of New York
Churches Palissy the Potter, with sixteen spirited
Illustrations Romance of a Poor Young Man. two
Illustrations The Editors Table has the usual
sparkling variety
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9B' As the Tomato srason is now here, the fol
lowing method of preparing them for the table
will be found superior to anything yet discovered
for the preparation of that excellent article :--
Take good, ripe tomatoes, cut them in slices and
sprinkle over them finely pulverlzed white sGgar,
then add claret inc sufficient to cover them
Tomatoes are sometimes prepared in this way with
diluted vinegar, but the claret wine imparts to
them a richer d more pleasant favor, more near
ly resembling the strawberry than anything else.
EDUcATIoNAL.--Froui the annual catalogue
Of the Western Reserve Seminary, located at
Pennington, Trumbpll Co, VIC lrarn that that in.
tuition is in 1ourishing condition, During
tho last year tbero hsye been total Of 296pu.
pills in attendance. There were fye graduates at
the Commencemont held in tho hitter part of
June. The Commencement exercises, we undor.
stand, were interesting aud fully attended, The
next school year commences August l5tb The
year is divided into three terms, the fall session
being twelve weeks long, the winter sixteen, and
tho spring fourteen. Tho school is pleasantly 10.
Gated In a quiot village has an able Board OF in.
StructCrs (Rev James Greer being principal)
and is in all respects a desirable and profitable
school.
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GoQl Dralers

The HHammOndsViIIs ~
MINING AND MANUFACTURING co.
Now offer ut wholesale AMI retail. their
HANGNIONDSvILLE STRIP VEIN COAL,
the purest and best in Ohio;
HANGMONDSVlLLE STRIP VEIN COKE
unequaled by other for manufacturing purposes;
Hammondsville Fire Clav, well ground,
HAMMONDSVILLE FIRE BRICK,
TILE AND CLA RETORTS.
Thorough practical tests various nouts from New
York city the Alssissippi hnt proved this cav and
brick fully equal 10 tho best lu WI in America
Also several other varieties Of coal on hand
J.J ROCKAFELLOW, Gen. Agent,
mty2ld6m25s olice on & P pior, Clcvo ana q.
c. J. HussEy, trutsaD q, ,HUssEY. GEO sISCL1IR
HUSSEYS & CO.,
GOAL MERCHANTS. WHOLE.
Z sale and retail Dealers a(fE sarRGE SALINE
VILE and STRIP VEIN CJAAS5 Als1lsN OF COAL
tlcvelHnd Pittsburgh X Coal Pier, tIrvuIand Ohm
~ Orders In at HUsSEY MCBRIUE's tWiu,luv
WMehonSll wi recrive rrOmut attention Hpcl7
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Ds7y' For City News see third page
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
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1nSurnure AQcnts.
THE GERMAN INSURlNUE COMPANY
or CLEVELAND, ONO.
4 JOIN TOCR COAJpJNy

, UIN 7 y to = VWFI N y
OygaHssd January 2s 1862 unfere general lqo ofe 81
OF OkiO.
capital stock 5000 shares nt SEQ each,
secured by Real estate Sl0O,00O
DEFlE EkN &c W. SCHMIDT President DIR w
MEYER v 100 President, JAOOB MUELLER, Secretary
plHEL LIOh>:-C. W, schmidt, j Mayer, III Keller.
G. y. Silberg ~ 80 '''' '"''" -
THE GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANY Insure
Nih los OF damage ny FRO for year aud les build
lngS goods, Wares, merchandise Payment uf losses
sha be made IN 90 days ufer the loss sha have been
d NJ any one risk '
lu WOE AEnn- LlnlbR2 w IOIN WAGNER rns
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-Att,ns s. @ounseIIors.

N J-DTOKMAN, ATTORNEY AT
y LAW, Office cr the Merchants Batk Gleve-
aud, nhio le9zals @ ~, v
DROOKS a. FORD, ATTORNEYS
- AT LAW. AtNRter Baildinss foot o. Superior st. v
N W RnnoEs l.. ". form,
WILLIAMSON T. RIDDLE, AT.
w pOPNEvs At LAW Office No So, SupegG19TTiis'
ann g RIDDLE
CHARLES @. BALDWIN-ATTOR-
Nncv and Counselor at Law-Ofce q Supet s.. over
ttv H'nk. lanl2.9ly ,
DALMER a. AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
~ ootl-e7s
A SPER, f., ATTORNEY AT LAW,
- warren, rombull County Ohio. Office, No 3, 3 i-2
81 "rl.a. sirort lec1-l3i
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VHE BEST ARTIFICIALHELP TO
il THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INYENTEn
N. II. sOLOMONSON.

49,
eeF 5y
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0RE,r pRIrAlN.-ow W. n ruopvrLor

NFiAl. VI BlNltN lNs-NiN. w. II. llOENl lblt
Prescott Lancashire, ENGLAND.
"H,ur Hon r. stareri rrrNCt marvel Al or having
used i for six weeks my erreHCg guv hair restored
orh mai ur conruut the WIG Ike appearance odurol
Oy dyes, nat uns own nuturut color, whinh sliis
mind thar ~ is uu dyo. L STRONGLY recommend II
md shnl feel happy In answering H. Quoics uf any
m1v TctortO mo.
The abope riSrgrl0n IS iosH k1oUl throughout ara
Britain, and 10 ndlV in Mr UHiifd StIt,sl
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6otcl8.
JOTEA DUMAS
RniI0ers & ArtIlitttts.

BROOKS S. G. u Il. W., BUILD
AD ERs. Ais, Nnnuflrturers of Doors, Blinds Sash,
Brackets and al uds of Scroll Saving aud Gothic WORK
Particular ltteni IN paid Fitting Up Stores Factory
Dvisi1n-st npa Centre Rock Cleveland. q. uolO-c3l
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DENTIST.
np wv I lLLLLM IL A 8 Il EALAM

I IN. W y. VU IT'D II n y 10 " MO
IL ed his Dental Office 10 Room No Is. Hoffman block
Superior street. East Public square South of P O. All
who need tha service Of Dentst, will save themselves
much SUFF ERR Nti woll as MONEY ny giving him
cal El5c richly used TO mitigate pain, Tor those who de-
sire 1t. ~ -
ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED
on Gold, Silver, Porcelain aud Nulcmzrd Rubber Base
the best manner Teeth u sets from SlOt1 so Col
filings according to size Of thee9vt from So upward
maVlI
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i ~ settled policy Onyeris0 mol hing M luOw
- what pnTpoug bo linuug opportunity and b.-
Cnmi'g slliFhed with the mer nt Mrs $, A. Aliens
Wlr as II az Restour and Zylnhn' '~Wuum I would lo
pu1sod 10 nsort urvcrti. emeut," No.
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Gnr0mnre.
pTfnNre 0gniuSt Nirf,

CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
~ fr aYlo Do, go Agent yi his Depot No AG Snper st
niarac ns.ortmeu 4 hoso luslly colehrared wiLDERS
PATENT >hLAh NDER SAFES Ia which the atten-
uun utthu public Be- called . Dr..
fuh3lAw lt < pANNOt DE.
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REV. a II CORNELL, CORES Sec hoard Elur1fof
r. d Church 93i Rgoa5wag y uni Nsn BH.
t,DlOre, Grtnr County, N Y.
"SDlnu tmo SINCE p0Cur'd % bottle hf your Wort rs
Hair Rcsnrer So tortnu use relative, uHd am h1p
10y in say that o. prevented The falling NJ the mir and
stored trm bong gray tn ts original ossy and beau
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GUTTA ROBA AsE,

For ArtlhClaI Teeth
Is mann turaI and all varieties of artificial teeth are
Mt 40 IA the besr m4nler W Il INGERSOLL.
No gIl MarDlr Block, Superior street, Cleveland, ..
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These are iba qnB Preparations exported 10 au quantity
10 Europe H' ..
We NIGHT quote from other Of the numerous stt,rs VIZ
have AMI arc consaouJ rtoaviuy hut we deem tho fo
lowing sufficient 20 convince the most skeptcsl tilt We
have tho bos' preparations 'he world for the hat "
young ur Cd We mnnumcturn n other preparations.
ooeuw ing ,he laee building, corner Of Broome and Ill
zabeh Streets exclusively for oco, sltsroam ana msnd-
factory we have no time or mcnatouto erg-ee in otbtr
msnun ctuus ...I. .| ...
We would also call attention 20 the fact thut We uvaa-
bly, avoid all charlaanism. cur pupIrutons arc tho
highest priced but the cheapest because they ast or-
GER and do moro good ho pense in ne suf less thsn
others We aspire TO have the best not the lowes priced.
One bottle of llesiorer vail last nearly year
TO EDS OF EVANGELIST. .-.'Aty age is s'yty one
year AGONY hairwH very gray and hal beou rdunlly -
iue unit on the cruwn lt had become quite thin About
the st Of March ofthe present year commenced unar
Mr., s. Aien's "Hestorcr " No according TO tlta
directions and huvolcontiuucd to arpy slight dtcios
of The some co 10 thrtf weeks on retirpg obpG
Ny hni'isuow almost restored s original color and
tho hue appears 20 b. potmluent / AM SATISFIED
THAT TlIG PREPARATION I9 'CTUtFC LIKE A
DYE, BUT OPERATES UPC ..E HONS
My hair ceases TO fan which Is ,,uu , at mtnrotc
HIta aa1Ht, ,tga.s N. ia. ..FF D
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GllQraucrs.

ENG Il AVING ANU LlTHOGRIpIiING
lB ENGRAVERS AND LITHOGRApHEHS E'nk
trent CIouo and. -
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AaritnlturaI.

RUCKWHEAT! BUCKWHEAT =
- seed Buckv heat can be hal at The Cleveland Seed
s'oiE, ilo ontario st. ], STAIR SON.
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REV G a, RUCKREE assist Tre5s An. Bihr uuoa
Ed Btbie Union QudyfeiiV N y CtfV.
~ very rhurrlully ada my eos mmy toI Ihu Ui uumU
Gus 'thcr ireul-, hh' found the rs ioh1lsnmum 900
0eritr 20 anything have ever Uaeu iur tho han. 500
would tully CumiunudI It tu ALL"
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REV. d MORRIS, Cross Rrer Wratclrshr Conaiu N y
MhOls kUOwn througbuu this >tulu. spra, 90 know y
arr6ummy VINO have tad thr,r lur restored b thr D.
ut Mrs = A. Allsn's Worlds HAIR Rostnrur and Iy'ah
samumt"
Rev. GEO HEWItNGS, GroHyOrL l. T.
You arc ul liberty ton uy htur, ~ Won lhlhh "
per, accommodation hutl of tho Hyohnlshmum tha
of the Rrbtursr."
Raw JOSEPH MCKEE Pasior vast Dutd R,iouu d
rluyth, N,B lOJh On.
"NCcummouds IT,
REV j. n uRISWOLD, WdsuHJi0u, Nrw. .iiamp8iirf.
Mrs s. A Allun'sgppiutlHuH urD really vlhruCluAs
u Chaueiuf tile h4Irtu H8 nuturl c.lsf"
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REV WM DOWNS, H0Ndfd, N
"Nour Eyiuhalshmum hes uu sunurip'.. lt certainly
seyHs in ciuansr thufpughy tho lur Hud scalp to
move any hMslnest or dfyuCfs aud always prOduC thr
suoHs Eiknuta and nntuta gloss thu uf0 requisite
roGdor the human haiT Perfectly beautiful"
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REV. AMOS BLANCHARD Meridet, Nt,B Hampshire.
Nv" think very hlghy OF your pfrptTalirus, und hvr
no ouht, II You had asrnt Ia TINS vichN, lars =
qulutitY mia ht be- ditpOacu OF %
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DIEaA

APPLFToN-A. We.. Point, on Tuesday, Alg 9. Louisa
Cooley, ehter OF John A. Appsoa Of this city, aged 10
services at Church Of the Hoy Iuuocent, West
Point, at II O'Clock 3. OF tnday, .in lnst
ABABlNAt Stuyyesant, n. y, Hanual Aabin Of This city
used "a years.
cONKEY-A, the residence % hi, daughter Pontiac ILL.,,
o. Saturday, July 10 John CoLs-y, sgeo - yeaus.
For ALui ~ y,afs resident = hi. city kind father,
hoLes, man, ana CONSISTENT Christian
cOSGRONE -At HaSsIsraw, Tuesday Aug g. 1859, Soma
y IN G. 'gioye age ~ yeaIs II mouths ana ycay. - .
His ers will lake place on Tnuday afternoon at O'clock al
ne trs Presbyterian Church Ills friends VIII meet at his
mouse 81 (. O'Clock
oUsHIEG-on Tuesday Aug o. corn-la Ferns. youu.es
daughter Ct Stephen b and Mars " Cushing aged years
Her remain, will be- taken g. Ithaca 'or iLtr1nrnL
FAULKNER--ln this city Tuesday, Aug g. John Faulknsr
The res5. and friend. OF the family respectfully invited
bis fauers on TLursdsy i'm Is, q, m from No.
~ Ryi s-on street
FAIRCHlLD-lu city, Tuesday Aug 3 Peer Fachid
H., e,,ys ard friend, respectfully invited to attend be
igrefS "'tno.t l'.fi ll'''s r. - 49,
Finch at Nc ~ Yves, Thirty sixth street.
LACEY-Iu Broosyr Wednesday Aus 10 Of consumption.
IT, friends respectfully invited to attend the
fler from his late re:dene No ~ Cl'amon' sSena- on
LEE-On "Wednesday TO- Annie Hayward youngest child
Of Nm ii and Ars. ina Lee; r sted . 9 ree'e'
LlPPILL-A, wa.hustou Valley n j. on Wednesisy, AIg.
D. Ezsts,h wife Of Fraud, j. LPp esq OF san Fran
disco, Ca
Caitrla psprr please copy.
hTiLER-At Oxford, CLeusugo Co, T., On Tuesday Aug
lass brief n-r.', Be- amin = Mier. sged 81 years
MOORE-In this city Tuesd,y Aug. 8 Csharne Moore, In
the o7'h yea Of her age.
MORGAN-In this city, Tlesd.y Aug . Josiah Morgan
ag,t Al scar, AID . months.
MCCARTHY Or Monday, Avg the reside Of his i,hrr
No Main street, BrooSyu, after snort bit severe iuness
John Mccarthy, eyed s. ,esr, AID months.
M,DONaLp-Ou Tr-.aay noruiuz Avg 2 William. Of
exaldrr odd ssfy sloG,a. NJ DoAsc, aged yras aud
months.
PORTER-In Auburn New York on Thur.day Aug g. Charles
L. Porter u Hartford, Conn
hi. n.nans we're removed @, The LATER city for utemeu
SMITH, williamsburg TIrsdsy, 4 . g. after few
We. 3. r-.s Robert Smith aged YEARS aud mouths
member Police D,parneLtO Toe Sixth Precinct, Brook
snfTH-A stap.ton Staten I.laui Sunday A-g = Julia
infant i sh-lf II Charts aud Henrietta Smith, aged
month, sEd IS DAYS.
TlTUs-Iu Brooklyn Monday AnS ?, q spop!ekJ AsEi
si.s II A. eel Titus IL the 10th J-sr Il her age
VAN RIPER-Iu MS city suddenly Tl-sdsy Ag EDDIE
aoo on, ,ou u COrnel, sad UIsulA Van kpvr aged
moLtl. ard - dsys.
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As EsrIRE Hoe YARD STRUcK WIN LIGHTNING
IT. CooperSo'rR lOtsefo Co., n. " Frecmoa's
.Joarno' Of July = gives an account Of Lightning
slikirg an entiie top yard, covering 3, scres sud
nearly destroying il at enc fash. The yard is got up
on n plan described monthss ince in THE TRIB-
UsE, the vines berg Supported upon strings attached
10 sros that from posts esch side, aud these
are connected by cross wires, that when the cleo
tric discharge fell upon corner post, which It
sliveed it ran over every wire, and down early all
Of tee posts, as vel down many Of the strings,
end 'be climbing vues in some instances tearing the
root. out Of the ground and tearing from the seventy
eight posts tha, held the wires wagon load Of kind
linz Ood. The striking was witnessed by woBan
who Cistinciy cav the fash it came down upon the
Erst post and flashed zigzag across the plot the
wire She describes it as magnificent though ter
rife sight.
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;emsr - Of hin ss-is =. q sccoIss wh'en tes
oct at t-umis-d O. maze. Ia s-bsas;y ard aNeH
..ve-s! gwen Fra recrv-1 various
4 rory 90 = portion - l- proceeds 81 inese
O-.-sl, alt th- tine Fsh s1dr IN ss NJ . Il
~ p1Hi-c shu b. nsas at p give Fish cheek
tie c,i.nisr- f'r tie baaurr whcn tsh e1'~G .
ui.ys.gat o. IT, f3ioFifg csy Jllmal promised fsh
that h aid gv. The by he ueS' dsF, u
n . am a. tie receipts from - concerts vac
psii var ihesers ~nere lie ciccis
s10lr 'lsr Va.- III Plaintiff bsacr sau-n ne pst va
Mem II Iusr address, 9 'he manager ~ toe NJ Vt
sr Ti-s,sr ard he Psnrr All ne m u~y' 't4s
= ua or 'h- az performances "a NeS
cUc wtirh & h@ o. i-rr rfs @ur1
Two AZ AID defendant re- Plsuut as cae
ur tb- hsancr, succrx h = 80 tue partiH i nn
with Il.eN credited Lrul-y vh The amount o 10
h-ck F.h ITO c-eck Tuul N@w O-als O. Newlois ~
Collection bIt peyre1t ~t .ed Az BE delivery of tnc
liuH through assignment By Umac. received ne
Whole proceed l' IA ing received he 'eck tsh PAID % IT,
its shsre II The proceeds which gilman was eutt
tied The Ri, d, jei thS h- psur held. The oI ora
.-d lscer.i1r sd tbs. tue d-f 4dal'
I.Isousy liable f the sd ha she plaintiff entitled
scp- Tpr the motion Z pt'rf ro-l,s h- Justice o.
granted advance plaintiff Of No pei crr; Oh he
rspoTtec due.
Geo. H. Stole sgt. John Naturalization denied
AuoIew II. Sand, sni wife ag,. Is!iore Singer, ct
a,-Hot..n druie6 wi'h r. cot.
Brfre Justice NoODRUFF
Wr. '. Vanderbilt agt. Marshal \. Mathers.-Csse
settled.
SUPREME cOURT-Cs,NBszs-Aasa.: i0-Be.ors Justice
NCRAHAN.
Aexsrjer X Waist, sc, agt. Smith A. Parker,
IN. d .teS Ac.-Motioa granted win : ~ costs