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Coroners' Inquesss.

A MAN FouSD IN TIE WATrR->rsrICoS of FOUL PLAY
On Sunday evening last Mr.. Louis Barnstorf, German
milkman who lived In Ludlow street. left home, With
nearly six hundred dollars In his pockets, for the pur
pose of paying various darymen to whom he was in
debted for milk. Subsequently, that night, Mr.. Barn
xtorf was observed IN be much under the influence or
liquor and was not again seen alive Yesterday morn.
ing the body of the missing mlkman was found In the
dock at pier No "a East river, his arms casping one OF
the sples % the pier indicating that he had cutched
the timber when he fell or was pitched overheard or
the large amount OF money deceased had In his posses
zion al the time of leaving home only seven dollars was
found In his pockets His gold watch and chain, how
ever had not been disturbed There were no marks o.
violence on the body sufficient 10 cause death but there
are suspicious that deceased first robbed BY some Of
the Fourth ward thieves and then pushed overheard.
The case will be further investigated by Coroner Collin
should be possible to obtain any testimony
FATAL FAIL FROM GRAPEVINE On Tuesday evening
Josephine Daggs German woman, thirty I've years Of
age who lived at asa Fifth street. by means OF ladde
assembled grapevine In the yard 10 pick bunch o.
grapes when the ladder gave and she fell 10 tn
pavement striking her head over the right eye Sh
was taken Up insensble and all efforts to restore her
consciousness proved unsvailng. She fingered t nv
O'Clock yesterday mornins and expired Coroner Ccl
held inquest over the remains. aud the Wvv reucre
verdict of "Acctdouta DEATH
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The Five Department.


The Board OF Fuc Commissioners met q, the usual
hour. All the member present.
yaious communications received, mostly refer
ring to matters Of company interest James Walsh is
rcpor;c as elected foreman OF Engine Company No 81,
vice Francs Mahedy. expelled Yhc Chief Engineer was
empowered TO provide Hose Company No AZ with bet
ter crragc Hose Company No offered 500 for their
carrriee Referred 10 ComnIs toner Brown. Eng ne
Company 10 asked for the rctGnding Of sixtyhve dol
lars expended their premises Referred to Committee
Buildings.
A. p DE- Vorrsney proposed to manufacture lamps
twenty Eve per ccnr cheaper than the present rates.
Epicrr d to Committee on Supplies
From Hose Company No. ~, charging members on
Engine Company No - with brutality as-aulting'
,h.in with clubs. fire caps, &c, while proceeding TO
ngc Sunday evening Referred to Committee on Dis
cipinc
Commissioner pNcKysy presented reports from the
Rejecting bill Of Timothy Sullivan for $50 81
Adopted
of all kipds--to,al amount, 80. los 97 Adopted
Comul;ss,oncr BrowN FOR Committee on Buildings and
Suppes. presented reports
| Awarding contract for altering house Of Engre Com.
pany NO ~. wcst Twenty nth street 10 james T. Wet
son for 81 200 Adopted
tan Engine Company No 2 Also that beds, &c. with
books stationery be furnished TO each company as II
is organizcj. Adopted
ALTERATIONS
Commissioner ESGs, FOR COMMITTEES ON Apparatus pre-.
Recommending that Hook and Ladder No. 4 be placed
in house of Metropolitan Engine No. T. when that ccm-
panv moves Adopted
That truck of Metropolitan Hook and Ladder No. 3,
also engines OF 80 % and a. he sent 10 the Novelty
! Works TO prepare for horses. Adopted.
Tint a crab jumper with hose be placed IN each OF
the hook and ladder houses OF the ctv 10 be ready for
| use az fires when Adopted
In anticipation OF appointment business the Board be.
fore edjourning decided upon special meeting at seven
! p ~ "a. fnorrow, and then adjourned
TRASsrER or CENTRAL OFFICE
The Telegraph Superintendent is expected In some two
or three weeks To have transferred from City Hall "a
Fremens Hall the central telegraph office, whence
municaon will be held directly with all engine houses
| below Fourteenth street
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Old Ilelvetla.
THE swiss sHARrsHoorERs FESTIVAL AT GUT
rENByRs,

THE SWISS sHARPsHOorEKs-FEs AT GUT
TESBYR6.
Al Meckert' Park, In Gutenberg yesterday, SHARP
shooters' festival commenced by the members Of
Swiss sharpsboo,ers' organization, called the Heivetia
Rife Club THIS organization has been In existence for
about ten years. and composed Of number Of first
class marksmen. The festival will DO continued until
Saturday Early yesterday morning the Swiss sharp
shooters turned out from their headquarters In the
Bowery and thence proceeded through various streets
TO the Barclay street ferry. At hoboken they
took the cars for the festival grounds They
were accompanied by tambour ana music corps, and
the target tenders who appeared in the picturesque cos
tune OF the Swiss. They were dressed In red bouses
aud white panaloons and wore red caps decorated WIN
the federal cross Of switzerland.
The festival grounds were tastefully decorated A
shooting hail. has been erected there especially Tor the
accommodation of the sharpshooters This building,
which is called the schuctzen Iiaus s about sixty feet
long and at distance of about six hundred feet dozen
targets placed The first target s called the Hel-
veta,' the second Is called the "Unon and the third
the Ring target The other targets are marked
A. b, &, &c. A number OF valuable prizes are
being contended for The prizes for the rSt arse tne
Hevetia, are valued three hundred dollars ana are
composed OF iewelry, silverwarc and cash. Inc nrs
prize s purse with forty dollars 10 gold COINS tne sec
| ond prize purse with thirty dollars and the tnird
twenty The prizes the other targets are OF very
miscellaneous character and more arc received IRON ony
| TO day while the festivities in progress
The target shooting VIII he resumed this morning
eight O'Clock until six this evening, and will DO conn
ued Thursday and Friday. Tho prize distribution
10 take place on Saturday whe" the Festivities WI
wound 40 bv q grand BAL =
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BrOOklyn City News.

GRAND L.aRcENy.-A man named Andrew J. Wightman,
residing No 1853 Clinton street Brooklyn, arrested
by officer Alexander Burr and detective Corwn, OF the
Inspectors squad yesterday at No 1877 Pearl street. New
York on complaint of Alfred W. Iadd who charges the
accused stealing goods and money TO the amount OF
$50 900 II appears that Mr.. Wighman was partner
the complainant and acted as agent for the hrm IN
Matamoros Mexico time since The accused claims
that he partner of the firm and was delegated TO 60
TO Mexico general agent The is rather oompli-
Gated but will doubt be fully explained at the examt-
nation before Justice Buckley to-day.
FIRE AND DESTRUCTION LIVE STOCK On Tuesday
nigh, the barn OF Mr. r. s Spurge in Howard avenue.
near Jefferson street. fired by incendares, and on
trely con umed valuable five year old stallion ana
"A mich COW were lost the connagration The stallion
valued at 81 500, and the barn and stock at about
81 900 few months since the residence OF MI Spurg0
also fred aud destroyed, near the same place
swvseg,Y INJURED About two O'Clock Yesterday
afternoon some workmen engaged at the Oicoptene
oil Works. near hunters Point bridge. engaged
in hosting u large tank to upper story, when
one the guys gave and the tank fell striking two
men named John Kelly and John Barton, injurmg them
very severely They Immediately conveyed to the'r
homes and property attended TO-
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A MAN STABBED.
Accident ON the Chicago and Rock
IsIand Rsilrond.
TWO PRISONS INJURED.
fLrnrn Tho Rnck leland Arnus Sanf

IT. TUm HUCk ISIHHU NTKUF1
terrible accident occurred Tiskilwa, on the Chi
capo and Rock Island Railroad halfpast five oclok
Yesterday morning The forward trucks Of the sleeping
sr attached the night train from Chicago broke down
while the train under full speed The foor OF tho
front part of the car was completely demolished, and
Mr. Downs OF Iowa City, and Mr. George W. Kepner. of
Davenport whose berths In that end Of the car,
were precpitatcd through the bottom and, by some in
explicaby good fortune thrown OF instead Of on the
track thus miraculousy escaping horrid mutilaon and
death The whole smashed up that the escape
of any Of its inmates only less than miracle Mr.
Downs was only slightly injured, Mr. Kepner very se-
yiously He was taken home by the train which, by
reason OF the accident two hours and half late,
taken TO his house. and everything possible done for his
comfort Dr. Baker examined bis wounds and found no
bones had been broken but his head right shoulder and
right leg were severely bruised and his spine also in
ured Mr. Kepncr is DONG well, and, with proper treat
mcn will probably be able TO resume his business In the
courae of a week.
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Hose Company No. t2.
TO THE EDITOR ~ rHE HERALD.

NEW YORk sept. To 1903.
Under the head OF "Police Intelligence, in your ssue
Of this date you mention that alleged murderer has
been arrested by officers Irving and Kelly, on bench
warrant issued by the Court o Sessions and that the
murder took place during fight between Hose Company
No AZ and Hose Company No H. As an act Of justice
the ey members aud members of Hose Company No.
a. all OF whom are Of responsibility and good stand
ing. you will greatly obgc fbe undersigned by contra
dieting the above statement, ~ Hose Company NO "
was not present ut the tune mentioned
WILLIAM TTMMs. Foreman,
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A CwSrsSARiAS IN SRARoH OF JUsTcx. Yesterday
morning an old negro, named Pompey, presented him
self before the Judge Of the Freedmens Bureau, with
complaint thst the "white folks were trying to cheat
urnwn in his ward about the size said Of the court
room Upon inquiry was brought TO light that the old
man was one hundred and one years OF age, and had
walked 10 town from his home, twenty -four miles dis
tant In The county Of Dnwiddie. The case being be
yond the Jurisdiction Of Captain Krepps, the venerable
old darky was directed 70 lodge his complaint with the
authorities At Dinwiddio Coat House --PXsyewg IVA,
E1pvev. SYt q
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The National Game.
gcKPoRD vs. ENrERPRIsE-A CLOSE AND ExCiTfN'
GAME.

The return match between these clubs yesterday ut
Bedford OF the best contests the clubs have ever
had together and well played game on both sides IL
game at the close u the fourth nningsnvc to
nve-but afterwards the Eckfords took the lead and
when tho Enterprise entered upon their last innings the
totals we're twenty seventeen the Eckfords having
prcviousIy scored eleven by good battng Nothing
daunted by the odds against them the Bedford youths
went in by pucky up hill fighting ran their score up
10 tweuy.ave where u stood when the game terminated
The Eckford games Of tate have all proved interesting
and we'll played matches and this was ono Of their best
The old ex-champioDs are regaining their strength
rapidly The following IL the score
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nVofVN W. NEW YURKs
The match between the second elevens Of the atoye
clubs which took place at Bedford yesterday resulted
in the success Of the New Workers. will be seen by tho
appended score The game to have played out
and had II been close contest in the first innings it
preferred giving the ball up TO going the next day
to play 1t out The President OF the New York Club
offered to consider drawn game but this liberal offer
the Bostonans very courteousIy declined accepting aud
they ,manfuily acknowledged defeat The series d
games have been marked by the most friendly and en-
joyable Intercourse clubs and they were
both pleaSa matches The New Workers Hospitality
entertained their guests every day We give the Score
Of the innings played below
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DO Not ne Deceived. No Foreign Per-
fumes Imported for sse ut the present rate OF DUTY
vii. initiate then, IRE imposed the credulows
PHAI0N'S "NIUHT BLOOMING CEREuS" stands alone.
Incompatible; the most popular floral ex
,rsot IL and ahead o anything OF the kim
thai Europe has produced sold 10y druggists every
where.
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Police Intelligence.

THE DETECTIVE INSURANCE FORCE IN TROUBLE. :
Complaints for assault and false arrest were made
against John NJ. Warren, Superintendent OF the Fire In
surance Detective Force, and X. G. Watson one OF the
Superintendent Detectives, by Michael 49, Shandec aud
Charles Walters the Tombs Police Court II appears
they carry on business at 90 Nassau street. whore fire
took place a short time since The detectives re
ferred to arrested both charge OF arson at the same
time using unnecessary violence Afldavits filed
by Messrs Shandlee and Walters as also Fire Marshal
Baker upon which Justice Bowling ordered the arrest Of
tho parties complained against whose appearing they
required 10 give $500 bail each To answer before the
Court VI Special Sessions. Mr. j. L. Bond entered into
the requisite bond upon which they were discharged
A MAN STABBED.
A man named Timothy Sullivan was wounded severely
In the hip during alteration ID sbanty in Ninety
second street. The police have been unable TO make
any derive any information in consequence OF
tho retcence of all who witnessed the occurrence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-14

TAKE No MORE UNPLEASANT AND UNSAFE RENE
for and dangerous di-oases Use HELM
BOI.D's EXTRACT BUCHU and IMPROVED ROSE
WASH
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MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL yIGOR ARE RECLAIMED
w HFlMBOIDS EXTRACT BUCHu
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TUE GLORY OF MAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
the and d-biated should immediately use HELM
BuiDS EXTRACT BuCHU.
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Ill
umpires-Messrs. Pink and Hammond Scorers
Messrs White and Bate. Time OF game-Three hoursand
fifteen minutes.
The second innings Of the Bostonians was commenced
they had scored Al when the time arrived for draw
ing stumps, and the game terminated
BOSTON vs.. ST. GEORGE
The grand match between these clubs commences TO-
day at Hoboken the St George cricket ground, ct
eleven A. NJ and the promise is that the game will be
the finest display OF cricket yet seen at Hoboken thta
season
PATERSON VS.. MANHATTAN.
The match between these clubs, played at Hoboken on
Tuesday resulted in the of the Paterson eleven
by the of the first innings the game being decided
by that innings, owing 10 lack Of time TO play It out
Paterson went To the bat first and scored so, or which
Horizons II Browns - and Brags II the principal
scores Manhattan getting S. for their first innings play,
Hatdeds and Pierce's IL each being the only double
ugtres scored Paterson then went IN for their second
innings and scored a. Buffers 10 beng the best score
Manhattan had scored 40, with ak wickes down, when
stumps drawn. Walkers "a, not out and Fosters
Is were the chief scores.
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Clubs Lat. I'd I'd en-. sM. 6th. ~. 81 aa. rofal
E Ecsiora; Q ? ! ! = q
UmpireMy su,tou Of the Atlantic Club Scorers
Messrs smith and Moore Time Of game two hours
and twenty minutes Fly acknowledgements, eleven;
Eckfovd, eight.
GRAND MATCH AT HOB0ksN TO'"AN-hoN"AA
vs. MUTUAL.
Tho return game between these noted clubs Of Newark
and New York takes place 70 day ut Hoboken and u Is
expected ,hs largo coucosse Of spectators will be
pve,ec, "A considerable ntsrs IL taken in tho match,
hc close games tho Enrckss have played wh The ohap
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iIgiuBoi.D'S EXTRACT BUCHu GIVES uEALTH
and vigor aud bloom To the psid cheek DO
by ,crJiupa by alarming symptoms aud IL no
treatment consumption, insanity ot cpieptsc
dts
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pion AuIanuos making II doub(hA
win trophy from the Mutuais, PA n.s..n
past two r. n vd bo~Ws
UNION vs.. EXCELSIOR.
These clubs play their return game togsshs>
tomorrow.
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btlsD = ~ lhaNi
nEarohnS ExrRaCr suc "a H., o, .s ch. sALnn
bty aronpanied ny many alarming .ympom .a n. no
d.s ensue.
acknowledgements n-Thc Celebrated
Invented by Dr. Won EfsENBEe0.
For the e"e o. S 81 ' @ Eys ht1
ca,srrh Asthma Affections of the Voice. i.ryasa pron
chal aud Pulmonary Complains psdeScd s%nsS% n.s
aud other distressing affections Of the ches morbid smsc-
Of Tie whole sy-itm full operation residence
Of Tie Inventor Won EIsENBERd. SIG broadway, near
CROSS EYE srRAtGnrENED IN oNE MINUTE.
Al Envime..-Ericsson's Improved o.
lorc.. III Duane street
.Whu~'s Patent Lever Truss Is the
hest >. on ,e bss iS c,er" 'cS n es.y .dr ss
AChange or Tim~.-CoId-ine, for Colds.
Is take, Al all hoars from RusHr"N = 10 Aston ho"s"
All Prize. C.sh-d in L~xsi Lotteries.--
j. CLurs. Broker i7e Broadway
'"' o''''' wv" y BsoK tw ss Lafayette place, and
- Fourth avenue. opposite Cooper Usi0n
Alloys and ChiIdrcn's
GARIBALDI GETAWAY AND zOUAvE SUITS.
" " sROKXw, az Lafayette place. end
81 fourth svcnar. opposite Cooper un'o".
Ba;ch~Ior's Hair Dye.-The Beet In tho
world hars.. reliable AID .-'.n..nsers The only es
feet Dye Also Regensrstins E,trsrs o. Mn'cnenrx r"-
Hes, and Cheapest-MiIier's HAIR Dye.
rryw Iargr "a cents. Sold BY druggists Depot ~
Bunionx or Enlargement OF the Great
toe joint corcd. w,ho', PAIN by III zAcHARfE. '"
Crmtchcs.-Harsms n's Patent Eessele
Rubber Cru,ches The greatest improvement. Of he ssr.
For sale at t76,s Broadway
Elegant Carries de vistse-is Tor -.
csDy GALLERY. sc Canal street,
Gouraud's italian Medicstcd seq
cures tan sample. ,-,,e .s s srap"'""
|
Howe sewing Machi.e Company
ELIAS HowE IN. fres'aen CD Bsoad~v
miller q VAN. nssters, AGA Bresaway.
PAUL ASc call6sEs's SxscY nxTs
Also their ne. ,E f'yr" YrsB DRESS HATS.
On Thursday scptenber a.
Patent seal shirt Bosoms, eS-CuRs, sas
SosaS is e SEs:s :. s:sf New ro.
sleeve Bustons and studs.-Ncw styles.
three a's sSe e. s 70 Scs,s .. &C .n nSs
Tn. Improved "sloas" Eiiipsie Sewing
| Machines ssT broadway. Agents wanted =, ,,,.,vv
wheeler 4 wilson's Lock stitch SEWING
Machine aud Button Hole Machine, szs Rro~dwsy
WILCOX Il Gibbs sewing Mac sAane.
No. ss Broadway.
Wiider's Patent sslamander nAfss.-
arcproof The world Depot 100 Mshcn tsss
| nass-u. a ia C~>e~- Rae.
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Al Emgimes.--Ericsson's Improved o.
lor,c. III Duane street.
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Hest and Chea pest-Mii1er's Hair Dye.
Try " Large IA cents. Sold bv druggists Depot ~
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withheld, Biiiups 4 Co., Cotton Fse-
tors Rcceyine Forwarding aud General Osnmisson Mes
chants Mobile Alabama, prepared ~ sen every de<crp
ti0p " merchandise produce on eomrNascn VIII gW
prompt attention ~ iorwsrdnG merchaTdsse ot evs ~
kitchen President Pnyh Nation Al Bahk; u y No""S
EsQ., ~ Chambers street, Feuucr, bHnneu bo"'"''s
Xesnx YORK CITY. =
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..W htt~'s Patent Lever Truss" ts the
hes, 80 back. Light clean and rros
sure inward aud upward GREGORY co. CIV BroadwAy
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AChnnge Of Ttme.-Cold-tne, Tor Colds
Ia take, all hoars from KuSHION - 10 Aston House
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All Prize. Cssh~d im Legal Lotteries.--
'"'"'''' ''' j GiurR Broker f7s Broadway.
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The Improved .ssloat" Eiiipsic sewing
Maeo'"e'' "' ''''""''' "k'"' A. a. sUpLEE.
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WSlder's Patent salamandcr nAfss.-
The arcproof Sc tho world Depot 100 Mso tnse
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mtllsr Il vsii. Rsstcrs, a97 Brosdways
WI" S ppsi. AMI AND WINTER STYLES Ov LADlKs AND
cHILDKEN's FANCY HATS
Also their stye 81 ..-
On Thursday sepsesnber IA
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Isoo.--tssmIs's tsranz raii Openi.9.-
0en,lsnes Lad,es M..cs goys sna dn snrS,
Iiata Caps sadcs' and Childrens Furs ur.nu
asuc. % and Am oss styles Ypo"sd VI" 0sS W
OENiN, IS bvoedwsy.
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Bunioa1 Enlargement Of the Greee
toe Joint carcd without pain. by r zAcHAktE '~
bro way
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A.-Thr Fincst Ov~rcOats Ever seen u
tn. country ready too sale.
BROK Aw 62 Lafayette p,sce, and
- Fourth avenue. opposite Cooper Usion.
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Crutchcs.-Ha RI m ~ 's Patent Elsseas
Rubber Cru,rhe tn. greatest improvement Of she age.
For sale at t76,s Broadway
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sleeve Buttons and studs.-Ncw Styles
two three Ave. eight seventy hvs dollars set For
sale BY O. C. ALLEN tb Broadway. doct below CANAL
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WILCOX Il Gibbs sewing Mac eascs
No Ds Broadway
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Patent stSel shirt Bosoms, e5-Cs1s. S2s
Cod,srs Al and 81 IS Mailed 90 rvceip< % price.
BiT.I,OS A FOGGAN, ~ Nassau street, New vost-
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A.-UOys ana
.ARIHAI.DI. GETAWAY AND zOUAvH SUfTS.
by the thousands Al reasonable pricas.
l. v BROkAw ~ Lafayette place. and
- fourth avenue. opposite Cooper Union.
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Howe sewing Machine Company
ELIAS MOVIE ar Fresden, CD Bscadwsy
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Elegant Carries de vtstte-i9 for -.
caDY GALLERY. s3 Canal strecs-,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-06-09

All great men have bad their follies
and the field open for narration is al
most boundess. DR.. johnson would
never eLter room with his left foot fore
most. If by mistake it did get in first,
he would Immediately step back and
place his right foot foremost. Julius
Caesar was almost convused by the sound
of thunder. To Queen Elizabeth the
simple word "death' was full Of horror.
Even Talleyrand trembled and changed
color on hearing the word pronounced
Marshal SAKE, who met and overthrew
armies, fed and screamed in
terror at the sight of a cat. Peter the
Great could never be persuaded to cross
a bridge, and though he tried to master
the terror, he failed to do so. Byron
would never help any one to salt at The
tabl-, nor would be be helped himself
It any of the article happened TO be spill
on the table, he would jump up and
leave his meal unfinished.