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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-15
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

!.
The reputation this ex-
IN ccllcnt medicine enjoys.
17- a is derived from its cures.
IN q "a many of which truly
~ R-@S>S marvellous. iuvctcr.tc
cases of Scrofulous dis
m ~ ease, where the system
~ a seemed saturated with
,EIxA eS-GA corruption, have been
Sa11-~o1 purified antl cured by il.
A Scrufnous affections and
---s.tssi sSzs<& disorders, which were ag-
.f-<SAE gravatcd by the scrofn-
lous contamination until
they were painfully affecting, have been radically
cured in such great numbers in almost every sec.
tion OF the country thai The public scarcely need to
be informed of its virtues or uses.
Scrofulous poison Is one of the most destructive
enemies of our race. oncn, this unseen and nnfelt
tenant OF the organism ;tnde1nncs the cons stution
and invites the attack of cnfecinc or fatal Diseases
t seems TO breed infection throughout the body and
a en & on sc some & iav@r,hie 70 occasion RAPIDLY develop
surface or among the yitals. In the latter, tnber
cles may be suddenly deposited in the lungs
heart or tumors formed in the liver, il shows
Its presence by crnptons the skin, foul ulcer
atoms on some part of the body. Hence the occa
sional use of bottle of this SarsaD,asifia is ad
visablc, even when no active symptoms of disease
appear. Persons afflicted with the following COM
length, cure, by the use OF this SARS4p4RiL-
La: st. AmfEony's Fire, Rose Ei'ysipeias,
Sore Eyes. Sore Ears, and other cruptions or
visible forms OF Sc'efaio"s disease, Also in the
Me% Diseese .0sna hsfs. as Epsg. Hsg
and the various Tfccroms affections of the muscu.
anu nervous systems.
Syphilis or pcHe,raI and 1Fercu,faI Diseases
are cured by it, though long time is required for
subduing these obstinate malatlies by any medicine
But long continued use Of this medicine will cure
the complaint. Leuco,Ph6a or Hhites, Uterine
Uiccrafions, rnd Icnafe Diseases, are CON-
monty soon relieved and ultimately cured by its
purifying and invigorating effect. Minute Direc-
tons for each case are found in our Almanac. sup
Piled gratis. IfheHntafisn and Goast, when
caused by accumulations of extraneous matters
in the blood, yield quickly to it, as also Liver
Complaints. To'pidify. Congestion or InJiana-
nation of the Lirer, and J0H1tdice, when arising,
as they otten do, from the ranking poisons in the
blood. This S4RSAPARILL4 is n great re-
storer for the strength and rigor of the system.
Those who are L0apnid and Listless, Despon-
dent. Stceptess, and troubled with Nervous App
prehenstons or Fears, or any of the affections
symptomatic OF Heakaess, will find immediate
relief and convincing evidence Of its restorative
power upon trial.
PREPA BY
DR.. J. C. AVER d CO., Lowell, Mass.,
Practical and Anatytical Che,,sists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE,
gsS-sold by all Druggists and dealers in Med
icines everywhere.
SMITH nAVTC portlond xNr DDTH
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NEW ENGLAND
Mutual LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BOSTON.
PU ELY NJ u II u A l..
INCORPORATED 1885.


This old and popular Company is governed by
the NON FORFEITURE Law of Massachusetts,.
All Net Earnings Divided Annually Among
the Insured.
Losses paid promptly. All policies Non orfritablc
DIVIDENDS DECLARED AND PAID ANSu-
ALLY
frirs. Diridend 4eaiiable at IKE Payment Of the
Second Annnoi I'reHaiifai.
But one class OF members (Poicy hoiders) In
this Company, among ghom be annual surplus is
divided.
Unbiasea Judgment. based upon careful nvesti-
CATION, will show that this (the oldest Mutual Life
Insurance Company Of America) offers more equi-
ties to the insured than any other Company do.ag
business on this coast
Life Insurance is a judicious investment for cap.
talists. 1t is srRE investment fer those in mod
crate circum stances. by which they may. with
mall amount of funds, leave 90 their families
ample means for the. support in OF the early
decsase Of the insured.
Homo Office, 80 State Street, Boston.
PACIFIC BRANCH OFFICES. 302 Mont
gomery street, San Francisco; Room ), carter's
Building, Portland, oregon.
EVERSoN UAINEs,
General Agents.
RUSSELL q ELkENS, Ag'fs,
Parrish s. Co.'S Eloek, Albany, Oregon.
scpl9'6sTin5d
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-15

The reputation this ex-
ccllcnt medicine enjoys.
l. derived from its cures.
many of which are truly
marvellous. invetcratc
cases of Scrofnlous dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by il.
Scrofulous affections ant:
disorders, which were aS-
gravatcti by the scrofu-
lons contamination until
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-15

"A down Easter few days since, ate
fifteen dozen raw oysters on a wager
The silver. trimmings on his coffin cost
twelve dollars and thirty-fve cents.
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OUR AG L N is.

The following named gentlemen authorised
act MS Agents for TnE stats RiGHrs DEMO-
uAT and TO receive nd receipt for subscriptions
TO the paper
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I,
IN the undersigned, have been appointed by the
County Court of Linn County. State Of Oregon,
Administrator CT the estate of A. BURY, deceased,
late of Linn County. Oregon.
All persons having claims against said estate
are hereby requested to present them, with proper
vouchers, to the undersigned at his residence, in
North Brownsyille, Linn County, Oregon, within
six months from this date.
A. S. BASSETT, A.ministrat n.
Dated March Is, 1870. y5n32wl.
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BRowFR.-on Tuesday morning, August IS. Is7o,
Frank NJ, youngest Clu OF BENJAMIN 4. aud Sarah a,
81 ow~r, aged year and 10 months
lhc relatives ami irouds OF thc family respect
mhy invited TO attend the funeral, this Wednesday,
afternoon, at O'Clock. from the residence his pa
rents, new No. llD Prospect st., Brooklyn.
CANAANAH-At Catskili, August u.s. Catherine Ca
Nannah, widow Of the late Nm. 4. Caylnnah.
Notice OF the tunrral here liter
DoNAHOE.-On Tuesday, August lG, Mary Donahoe.
native OF the parish OF Drumlane unity Cayan, Ire
land, aged ~ years,
Her relatives friends, and those OF her son Joseph
and her sonn-law, John Cle-ke are invited to attend
her tune al from tao Tcsdence OF the latter 3d
remains viii be inferred IN st. Paricks Cemetery cor.
Mott and Prince SIS.
FARRELL.-On Tuesday, August 10. 1870, Francis
FHrrc.l asei years, months. nnd days,
Funeral from the residence OF his parents OF
Boston road .ad Springfield ST.. Mcgosc. Morris uia
Thursday 18th INST. at O'Clock.
GOODN Ma Tuesday, August lG, Samuel Good
win, sr, IN the "a year of his age,
Notice OF iuncral in to.moroH's papers.
MAlilIN.-On Tuesday, August ~ VIM. W Martin.
mcmncT OF the bth Ward police Tor e years.
Inc members OF the department friends aud relatives
are requested - attend hts funeral Thursday, Aug
- ~ O'Clock l. Iron Ills iac residence, 81 broome
street.
PErTlGREw On Tuesday evening. August IS, Jcn.
ME c., wife Of james II. petusTew, and daughter Of
Robert AMI Jennie McQuhae
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
RElL-un MonllI August Is, at the residence OF her
son. 100 North STA st., Elizabeth Rel, u years,
matt OF the county Lougford, Ireland,
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectful.
ly invited to aena the funeral. from 81. Vincent DE
Paus Church. Nortn 9th ST. W lianisburgh, at CLOCK
on wednesday afternoon.
WOLF Suddenly on the 18Th Inst, Abby Wolf, VIE
OF Elias VOL N. d., aud daughter OF the late Thomas
LeunlnSton, Eco.
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THE sErEyrn WARDERS ArLoAr.
Tsc John J. Blair Associations Reception
IN New IIaycn-Og for New LondoH and

Tsc John J. Blair AssociRtion's Reception
IN New IIaycn-Og for New London and
Newport Challenge TO the Cambria.
The John j. Blair Association set sail from In
dlau Harbor on Monday afternoon on their way to
Nurwalk and New Haven. Norw.lk was reached
in the evening without any mishap only two mem
bers OF the Assoc aton being tossed overheard for
falling asleep. Tne jol'ity Of the party was some
what damponed on returning to clans and lager
beer, after fcastine at the headquarters Of the Amer
icus Club on Boss Twced's champagne and sar-
dimes.
A short stay at Eorwalk. and with "a wet sheet
and flowing sail " the hickory, with It's pre-
eious freight Of whiskeY barrels lager beer and jolly
Seventh Warders, again put to sea, arriving at New
Haven at 6 O'clock yesterday afternoon. A warm
reception WIS given them by their friends In the
Elm City-a reception So satisfactory to the happy
cruisers that they fingered and enjoyed II until 10
O'Clock In the evening, at which hour the Hickor,
was again got urdor way. The moon was now up
aud the sril out OF the harbor and down the Sound
was delightful.
The Hickory NAV next be heard from at Newport,
or perhaps New London unless stop IL made ut
Thimble Island. or at FRkner's. While at New
Haven a challenge sent to the yacht Cambria,
now at Newport. to race with the Hickory thirty
miles dead 10 Wndward. -
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GRAVE-DIGaERs IN ECsTAsIEs.
Pestiience ssd Death Invited into Brooklyn
Arc Mavor OHsil md DIR. Cochran
In League with the Undertaken 1.-THE
OnaI FLOATING In tho n,v


Pestiience sud Death Invited into BROOKLYN
Are Mavor CHail and DIR. Cochrsn
In League with the Undertakers s-The
DIAL Floating In the Bay.
The carcasses Of dead horses are hourly washed
ashore in South Brooklyn. The remains Of animals
thrown overheard from the New York offal boat
line the New Utrecht beach. Yesterday Any
three horses in u state Of pu,rcfacton were wash
ed up. Within the past two weeks, about three
hundred horses In various stages OF decomposition
have been tossed ashore, poisoning the wnolo of
South Brooklyn with their noisome odors.
Representations have been made to Health oricer
Cochran by the citizens OF New Utrecht, and petit.
tons have been sent to Mayor o'IIall but these
officials have more profitable business than attend
ing to the public health.
Recently the ofal boats have gone down the bay
In the night time to the Narrows, and there dead
animals have been skinned and then tossed over
board: On sunday morning boat belonging to the
New York Fat Rendering Company anchored of the
residence Of Mr.. Godfrey c. Gnnther, below Bath,
and, having skinned the horses, threw them into
the water. Soon the carcasses were cast ashore by
the waves In front OF MIR. Gunthcr's house.
The indignation OF the inhabitants Of Brooklyn
and het suburbs may be imagined.
DIT Carnochan sent communication to the Board
OF Health yesterday, complaining OF the casting of
dead animals In the Lower Bay, and asking for pow
er to stop the practice. John B Holland, contractor
that on Monday morning he found IL rotten horses
on the beach from the city line TO Grayesend A
communication from DIR. y. Fleet Spear said that
The nuisance has already caused much sickness and
added that the worst IL to come, for the quantity Of
c1a On the shore ID 30 great that the residents are
unable TO remove II. Communications were also re-.
ceved from citizens ~ New Utrecht aud Others all
OF which we're referred TO 'he counsel OF the Board
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THIRD AVENUE ROGUERIEs.

A Conductor Swindling n Car Load of Pas
sengers-AnOther Conductor Insulting
Women.
Car 205 of the Third Avenue Railroad took a
Dad rom Harlem Bridge on Monday evening. The
passengers, supposing that they were to to the
city Hall. paid seven cents and did not demand tick
cts None were offered by tie conductor. On ar
irving at the depot, the car switched rto that inter
minaule edifce ana the order to change ours was
heard from the starter, The conductor meantime,
had disappeared. The passengers entered car 60, and
were required to pay another six cents. Three men
objected, aud an unsuccessful attempt was made 70
eject them. A suit Ia threatened.
Car 80 WAS hailed on Saturday afternoon by lady
Wit two children. The conductor started the car
before they Lad got in and one OF the children was
JerAed over on his face colored woman with
boy Of six aud q baby In arms also got in. She
landed the conductor nine cents, but ho Tudely in
sisted on fare Tor the infant and abused her coarse
w. Tho conductor Is a politician, VINO obtailC his
place through olltlcal Influence.
THIS is the CITY railway which carries hundreds OF
deadheai politicians, and whose manager swears
NAT he public shall pay six cents fare, amer
me other roads reduce their fares to the legal rate
ave
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BRESSAS RUISfse THE POLICE.
The DemoraIiziug Influence Of the sboo-FIy
Observation-Disclosures of the NJ. II. Brcn-
nan Asrocin lions to the Detriment Of tho
ppbIic ~ eaI.


Brigadc-Eularge of the N. It. Brcn-
nan Arsocia lions to the Detriment of tho
PabIic veal.
10 the EHtor Of TIE san.
SiR: If the internal spy system adopted by
TIC Police Commissioners could be portrayed in all
its hijeous euormity through the public press, II
would raise 4 howl Of indignation at the authors OF
tie abominablc outrage, and conslgn them to pot-
ical oblivion. That there arr bad men the po-
lice, we all know. That there good men also.
none will deuy-men OF integrity, ability. and good
and faithful officers and this latter class gives the
present force its onlinblo reputation. The public
viii he very 10th to believe that nl tue virtue Of the
poico force IL centred at 800 Mulberry street or
that II Is hidden alone in the system OF the Grand
Rounds Iuqnsition. Police.
This system Is a blot on the fair name Of the chief
metropolis Disgrace to al intelligent community
an Insult to American citizens. There is no mis-
taking the fact that are living In last age. No
one thing readily proves this fact than the
present misnan igomcnt OF the Police.
As | sit at my window see the wcaried policeman
Flooding bis way day and night, with the Grand
Rounds SOY lodging him, MS though ho were thief
lie knows 10 (that he Is fOllOWc so he takes little
notice Of else hut tue skulkiDg Grand Rounds. Now
let The SUN in Oh this system Of dye-driying In
New York city. Iou can cell 1t by no other name.
Make the policeman feel nc Is man, and your streets
NAV be made safer. Until things are changed, crime
will run riot with little Glance OF detection.
A CITIZEN.
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New York Mnrisets.

TUESDAY, Avg ie.-The general markets are
rSst ssd psob.Se aurs.oS e var Is Easo 1ss
Psops who agree upon the one disagree respecting the
the whole there an indsposihon to enter upon large
fIoUn asp Nr.L-Tbe m.rke, has been dull, ana
depressed under European sdvices and The decline in
gold considerable reduction 70 ocean
heights To-day there was further Irregular decline
under decline In Liverpool from 2ss to 2s The bet
n sSissr Slate sn and %s
:prns wheat douSe s satrss and St
dsSs.ee Extras sss%sss CITY sSip5Ss sfFSs Is &
s oS;he;r cry TS1e and. and family prieds o. s so
and sn,ry sraads Rye gour sugernue
&C. Is aSssS Is; Brsadywinc. &c, sssts'io' '''T'
,GRAiSIIile market has shown considerable depres
wheat wa Win Father moi sSi INQUIRY Soss
g. Sf G a saG and 49, s soI e c .9
rsG GS am IN SSss Els pI Ia xSs Sc Sds5
gS Tss,sin Sats si sG' DO G ssiIo% =,
%Sdsr era rsgSc' ,.es 500 bSsh c for
tlto for state aud CANADA. Canada peas scarce aud
PEoyIsross-The market has been depressed for hogs
brh9dueE; s1d To-Day porS was very du ssles GO
hin Is of pr Srm ssnf bsq : auss 5S
, yey .n saS 10 ,G a. t,s for gah and g,
Cut Iss,s n fr denshd sale. $50 pEF,, tiSHaaohe
se for long clcar Dressed noss is Ia Lard
was shade lrmer though quiet sales go pkgs at 49,.
ca% Da ee ms Sac ana sSc s ts! p Mfs
Western steam, lGSc., seller september.
and SsSc for java" sales I Within Few i DAYS 81
1900 mats Java, Rice fairly active and steady small
ss. psn 4 % dpa; a.
Al 10Y siic. for Porto ilco and gs6c for CuDa also
zdcC fkgs hsvana at s.@loAc. REFINED duh atisSS
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Contenfa Of the Weekly snn.

The WEEKLY Sun, published this morning, con
tains the following;
The War in Europe-Continued Success Of the Prua.
slans-The French Pushed Beyond the Nosclle-1he
Prince imperial Sent TO London-Prussian Reinforce.
ments Pouring over the trontor-Dctas O the Recen
Great BATTLES; The Address Of tue Republican Con.
grcstional Committee to the Party: Kansas ENccu.
ton; Mr. Samuel einclair's Opinion OF Mfr Greeley
Editorials Chang Pdralyzed; Admiral Fsrragut Dead
a staten Island Horror I nc Tennessee Vendetta;
The Court at Long Branch; John A. Rawlins and h )
Last words; Leading Articles On Matters OF Interest
SGnbeams; Doctor B1rbe Beuc-A Story Financial
ana Agricultural Reports.
The Dollar SuS contains a complete epi,ome OF the
news OF the week nom all parts OF the United States
and the American continent. Comes In wrappers
ready for mailing to the old country may be hal the
desk Of our publication once. Price three cents.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-17
BRIGHrER SKIES EOB cUBt.
Gen Ryan Coming to New York on an I'm
portant Mi-sion-Tbe Spnninrds Defcat-
ed In TMcnty.thrcc ngenicnts In July.

KEY WEST, Aug. l6.-Gen. W. A. C. Ryan,
with Aidedc.camp Col. L. c. Bailey, lch.Cuba August
G, arriving at Nassau the 9Th. lie publicly re-
ceved. Arriving at Key West tho 10th, he was met
with a great reception by the Cubans. lie informed
them that he was in;rustcd with a very important
commission and that be hoped 10 ~ la Cuba again
in less than ,hirtyhve days lie added that the
continued vita undated fury AMI Of late had been
severe indeed, and that the Spaniards defeated
twenty-thrcc times In July. He mentioned instan.
ccs where re bad attacked 49, Puerto Principe
soldiers with forty picked men and ten officers. IL
one hour eighty Of The enemy were Hilied and the
Spaniarls reported l23 wounded. lie says that the
Sp9nilrds are numbering Cuban women and chill.
dren in the country Whenever possible
Gen. r. an received a second demonstration from
Cubans lat evening. lie informed them that what
was needed was money. and arms. and men. he
spanish Consul attended tile meeting.
Gen. Ryan sails for New York to-day. Ifc saws
that Cubans feel confident of speedy termination Of
the s.rugrlN
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Steamship tbyssina, Liverpool, mdse. and pass.
steamship Champion. Charleston, mdse and pass.
Steamship Fairbanks Wilmington, n. e. naval stores.
steamship san Salvador, Savannah Ddsc ana psss
ship James X keeler, San Francisco, ndsc.
shin Odessa. liavre nidsc.
Brig Minnie X. Denerata, sugar.
llrig Annie Gardner, Dcmcrara, sugar.
brig Fortuna Lisbon, SAT-.
Brig Jaboatao, Macio, sugar.
Schr Annie CARL. Porto Rico. su Iar.
schr Lookout, Glace Pay, coal.
Also, the usual river ana coastwise vessels
SAILED Steamships Cleopatra for savanna ;Niagsra.
for Richmond ,hp Polar Star. Tor London bark Var
mouth for Wnicrford.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-17

wARDFN.-In this city. on Monday, July IA 1870. by
Judge samuel Jones. iona. A. Warden from Martha A.
Warden
wILLIAMSOS.-Dy the Court OF CIRncery OF New
Jersey, A. q. ZAeriskis Chance ior. May term lS1J
sarah /, Williamson frun DaVlA " VIII anson.
PkIkR.-ln Cincinnati, ohio. on Thursday. March "a.
ls,U, by Judge NJ. r. Force. Of the Hamilton county
Court OF Common Pleas, Fredcrica PTer Terence
Prer.
HuNr.-In Cincinnati. Ohio on Thursday. March a.
by JuIsc VI. T FurUc, Of the Hamilton county Common
Pleas Walter &. Hunt from Laura VI. HunL
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a Br.ollyn ,,aLc-uou.e Murder.

Early Yesterday morning, two unknown roughs,
VINE 1IuhN' entered l. . ovenroon Of Jacob Mill
man ua"o-7hor Is Niss.u street, Brooklyn, and
demanded some bread Nl,mgn, who is an old man.
'vlnsed to give them any, and or'ered them from
the place, whercupon one Of the scoundrels drew A
huge knife au stahbed I'm m tine abdomen, They
thcn escaped, and are set at ll-ge. Millman was
borne TO his apartments IA the upper part of the
bulldlHg, and aVehued b. surgeon. who pro
Douhced his wound serious Tho assault was Wit
Lrssed by two Of Miman's NorKlncn, VINO m. de no
attempt to secure the rs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-17

NEw YoRK, Tuesday, Aug. I6.-There were no
arrivals Of oeeyes to-day aud nothing doing. Common
to good Texans are nominaly quoted ut sk6l2c. and
common 70 strictly ptme native cattle at l2Nsi6c The
receipts OF sheen aud lambs were car loads, 5000
head. Fat sheep and PRIME lambs shade nrmer,
but common stock was dull and prices generally un
changed. Lambs are selling Mt 6H0S1c., with few at
skG9c and sheen nj tAa0c., with selections 6la
6hc There was no sale for live hogs and dressed
dul and unsettled At l2at2Ac. The receipts "a
or $50 hogs, mostly for slaughtercrs.
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MIR. Hastings on Mr.. Greeley.


=. THE Sun publishes the correspondence between
hessrs. Greeley and Jay Gould, growing out Of tic
action OF the Erie managers stopping the carrying OF
Trttunes on the Erie road ard Loug Branch steam
ers The correspondence is not erodit4ble TO the
pluck and independence OF the tribune and its veue-
rable editor II is very clear that Col Fisk las not
only muzzled the Tribune, but has Inundated MIR.
Greeley.
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Justice TO an Able Omccr.
IL the Editor Of The


SR: Please say that Pat. McDonough was ar.
restei by Mr.. Ncttlc.hip Tor Matchmaking and falsely
rcrrescning himself ~ Governmeut officer. Dccc.
tive Ncleshp rates No. ON my force, aud instead
Of being the accused Is the accuscr.
NEW ORR August 10, 1870. II. G. WHITLEY.
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A Victim of the Norw.I. Disaster.

The body Of the man found in the bay at the
loot OF FurtYfoutth street, was identified yesterday
~ that Of John Phaien, late Of Az West Twenty.
9TH street New YORK Mr. Fhaeu was ABOARD the
Conry Island steamboat Norwalk At the time OF the
recent collision, and jumped INTO the hay AMI was
drowned quantity Of jewelfy, tl3l IN money
and revolver were found on hb person.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-17
Gin and the KuIfe in DroaLIvn

William Conlin, of II York street, BROOKLYN,
returned home yesterday after lOur DAYS drunk
ana began TO abuse his wife. Mrs. Conlin threw
q pailful of water on him 10 sober him: at Witch ne
drew jackknife and stabbed her In the upper Dart
OF the left breast. wounding her severely, lie was
committed by Justice Delnar.
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Reportcr-ls your name Murphy?
poic,msn-MGTty MOI IN H., man, il that
We my name ldd have been Captain long ago.
B,tortcr-Wel, what can yo, doY
fvilcemab-l cant c,iIlle ny uame, and | can't
JON N a. Brennan Club because thar would
b. too him, ut | have been the other side all ny
ffg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-17
Ciosin; prices atGP. NJ:
AIMING AND FINANCIAL.
EIGHT PER CENT. GOLD BONDS,
Endorsed BY
STATE or ALABAMA.
Price, 10 and accrued interest.

First mortgage bonds issued BY the Montgomery
snd EufIula RallrOau, on finished road. Issue re-
strcted by law, and surrounded by guarantees that
render the bonds most desirable Investment The
road is now about to open ia valuable connection
with Union Springs, and will be completed within a
year 10 Euauls Its finances ure in excellent cond.
ton, and II has during the last year been making
salts factory net earnings.
We recommend these bonds a cheap and we'll.
secured Investment.
GRnRGE nPDYKE & CO.. q Nassau St
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-17
The Scotch aIiner., strike.

EDINnrRGH, Aug l6-The operatives in the
IRON mpes at Dysarl and Loeb GeIly have informed
lheir employers that they nave arranged TO strike"
The ultimdtum OF the strikers is higher pay or
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