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rHs THOMAS FUNERAL TRAIN.
Heners 20 the Hero In Toicdo-Ges, Pspe
Escort,n~ tho Bedy to Detroit-Arrivsl In
Bunsie-The President, Gen. sherman,
aud lthara n Sta n Ta=laI.

Heners TO the Hero In Toicdo-Ges, Pspe
Escort,ng tho Body to Detroit-Arrivs' In
Bunsie-The President, Gen. Sherman
and Others to start To-day.
ToLtDo, April 8.-The remains Of Msjor-Gen.
Thomas arrived here this morning at hsfpast6
o'clock under escort Of detachment Of the Second
United States Cavalry, under the command Of Col.
Litcbneid. and Col. Fiard. Lieut.-oen. sheridsn's
chief ofncer. The funeral train was met at the
depot by large concourse Of eI-sol0iers and ciu.
zons under the Marshalship OF Brig Gen. O. W.
Fallor and tho train entered the depot the pro-
cession formed on each side OF the track. The
which contained the corpse and guard of soldiers.
The escort breakfasted In the Island House, where
Il was Joined BY Major.0en. John Pope and several
officers from Detroit wac accompanied the remains
East The train departed at o'clock. Minute guns
were cred as the train arrived and departed.
The demonstrations in BufIslo were imposing. A
Joint Committee Of members OF tie City Council
citizens OF the State and United States officers met
the train at the Pennsylvania State line, and escort
ed them to Buffalo, where they arrived at Tfo last
evening. The bells wero tollcd aud saluies were
fred.
The President, sccompsnied.by several members
OF his Cabinet, starts from washington At noon to.
day for Troy. The Congressional Committee start
st O'Clock this morning Tho VicePresident has
appointed Senator FentOn on the latter Committee
IN place Of Senator Cnsserly Who desired TO remain
Gen Sherman took the train In Washington last
night for Troy, TO attend the funeral.
tality Of the Executive residence in Albany rendered
him by Governor Hoffman. lie assigns as the
reason his engagements In Philadelphia on Saturday.
General Sheridan, as Senior Vice President Of the
Army OF the Cumberland, has appointed q commit.
tee 10 represent that organizaon at the funeral OF
General Thomas, Amonr tie gentlemen appointed
from New York II Emerson Opdycke. This gentle
man Is q partner In prominent dry goods house In
White street. In the battle OF Franklin lie COM
manded the brigade which recaptured the works In
the centre alter Hood had taken them In his first
grand charge.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Secretary Boutwell, Is ut the Finh Avenue Hotel.
He visited Vail street yesterday.
Mr. Joseph T.. Root OF Arkansas has been nomi'
mated 10 bo Minister Resident NJ the hague.
Col T. D. Thorpe says that tho Oldest clerk In the
Custom House has been removed.
The Hon. Louis &. Koppel OF Ann street is tho
agent OF the Great American SANITARY Company whose
periumcry is highly spoken OF.
Sergeant y. A. Goodwin has been elected frat ser
Sixth Company, seventh Regiment
Major. aen Lindsey has arrived 10 Montreal TO or
Ranle the Canadian militia. He will assbme com.
n,and 10 person Of the Fed Hayer Expedition.
Mr.. Alexander Fisk, who WAS robbed in South
street some DAYS and ent communication to THK
sus will obgo by calling AZ tins oice at his earliest
Oopycnvnce.
MIR Sawell. tho editor Of the Free Trader, has
,ccepted the challenge OF George Francis Train 30
discuss Protection ", Free Trade The great intel
ec nnl combat as q. r. T. cars II, will tako place In
tho Old Bowery Theatre next sunday evening
Alfred Crook, who was recently dismissed from
the broadway Squad for alleged INSTRUMENTATION 20
Roandsman. was Yesterday, on motion Of Judge Bren-
nan, unanimously reApponcd on the police, Mr. smith
hsing previously stated TO tnc Commissioners inst lie
would vute for lie IearpOntnont. hI. Crook 10 de
tALled tor the l'ak street StatoD,.
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JOT1ISGS ABOUT TOWN.


C. NJ wheelock fell dead Yesterday Afternoon In
A. }, koCkins drug store, KS Eighth avenue
A verv large meeting of immigrants bound for
Colorado was held ssI night In the rooms OF the chi
drens Aid Society.
nj. u.shoi p,.,La,, ranor,s 90 e,.a in March NJ
rLe narsn D,Msen tepoIis o. VI ,i ~ ,'iEn o. "
Nmcn q were chussu gI C'oeSSnoso iV'" 'V's''
n., .,i,.., =, a.. NJ vol, uo,., oor.
me stePvntubvn ,bya oi So ,ne,s xry sftspnooo so
unut 70 ehhDn inemtclNes ,neis e,'i' H'e'"O"u ~
Iar as the stesNH accohmou"te '"em'
Howard Van Husen, enRineer OF the tughoat Gen.
sheridan was dro ned last evening, while attempting
to Jump TO the tug rom barge At Tue 1901 OF hHrrson
street ,.,,,
Mr. James Gibbons warns the Fenan brotherhood
against nny teports they may receive hostile to the
Coming Congress m Chicago, which will meet on the
iHtn ,nst N's' -
'''. 'D' ,.,... .,,,., .orror.l nurtshm.o, q. ,,o
A resolution urging sorpolM puhlsnmsn' p s ~ the
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OBITUdR r.

Dr. Gslen Carter was buried yesterday from the
Charoh of the Incarnation The oSseQuies were al
tended by the Medical society OF the county oI New
York.
Coroner Rollins held an inquest over the remains
OF Mr. John Haue en-, marine artist OF some celebrity
who died addeny at HIS lodgings va South street Mr.
Hausens remains were borne TO Greenwood Cemetery.
arconinsnieT hy many pilots and personal friends.
John HauHen was native OF Denmark.
Tie famous Rabbi SaomoR Atras, OF Jerusalem,
who had been cocting aims for the unbsppy jews OF
Palestine under the pces " Sir Moses Monehroi OF
London, and the RGthschds OF PAis, ded on sunday
evening In Louisville OF injuries which he receive by
the burning OF tue dwelling house where he resided
He arrived In the city Friday afternoon lew hours
before the Shabbns retired TO rest al the house
Mr. Henry Greens, Market street, which caught nre
ouring the night and totally consumed, the tshAbi
tanis barey escapiug with their lives The RaDb was
rpd ont of the blaIing house horribly burned He
fingered In torment until Sunday ng VIII n he died
leaving two sons and three daughtcis In Palestine He
xEa ~ Vaara Of nQa
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS
SANG UINARY RESISTANCE TO rHa
SPANISH CONSCRIPTI0N.

Telegraph Wires Cut In Every Dirccties-
Tho Spanish Authorities Seemingly Ces-
coaling the Magnitude OF the Aats-
Conscription Movement -BIoodshed.
MADRID. April 6.-Slight disturbances, grow.
ing out OF the enforcement Of the conscrpion. 90
reported at Malaga and Salamanca; but with exceS-
ton Of the lighting In Barcelona and negilborhoc>.
there has been no serious resistance to the law.
PARIS, April 8-The Madrid Gosefts OF tn
morning, says that order has been restored =
Barcelona, but not without considerable loss Of fs.
The barricades were attacked by the soldiers .ssl
taken without much difieulty. Many Of the riotsrs
were killed and wounded. The whole province q
Barcelona has been declared In a state OF SIEGE Ths
Governor OF the province has been displaced saA
the city occupied by the military. There rumos
Of serious disorders elsewhere, particularly at We
lenca and Csdiz. growing out Of popular oppostiea
TO the conscriptIon law.
LoSDor, April 6.-Advlcos received here non
spain represent that little Is known Of the state -
Affairs at Barcelona, as tho revolters have ,cut ths
telegraph wires In every direction.
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HO URS or LEISURE.

The Hon WIN f. Dodge lectures tonight In the
Fourth Presbyterian Church. Thirty street, near
sixth avenue.
The Hon william K. Robinson lectured last even
ing In Washington Hall, wismsburgh. on American
citizenship and the Fortieth Congress"
The associate members OF the Church Music As
sociston will have extra rehearsal tins evening In
Triuty Chapel 6choohouse West Twenty NTH street.
The Hon. James w. Gerard W IN lecture on "Vol.
canoes and Earthquakes" before the Eureka Literary
Association. Ward school No. a. North Moore street.
thb evening.
yatory OF Music gave grand last night In their
hall Court street. LeAr State under the direction OF
Nj
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The Methodist Conferences.

The twenty second annual session OF the New
York East Conference began yesterday morning in
the Seventh street NJ. T. Church, Of which tue Rev.
Horace Cooke was formerly pastor Bishop Ames
presided A committee was appointed to prepare
memorial services In honor OF the late Bishop
Thomson. The services to be held In st. Paul's
M. K Church on Friday afternoon.
Tbe e,gtItie.h session OF the New York Ton.
ference was conxspsd In the Tniriieth street n. K
Church yesterday. Bishop James presiding. The
vote on lay Delegation H. to be taken b yeas and
nays on Friday ut 10 A. N.
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NEW JERSEY.

The colored citizens OF Newark have q grand pa.
rade to-day.
Jacob y. RandolDh has been reelected Prssidon /
OF the Morris Canal COMPANY.
Squire Jacob Myers fell and had his arm broken
AZ Hnlsdae. Dergon county, on Monday.
Saddle River township. In Bergen county, will
eect It's officers by ballot on Monday for the 1rs time
In tue history Of the township.
Cory, the Newark halter, has rendered his large
ana spacious chambers 20 the tommiltee having In
charge the grand dinner 70 Justice Bradley.
Mr. John KENNEDY. the new Clerk of Hudson
county eTrcrs upon the duties Of his ONCE Saturday
next IL understood that clean sweep OF the subor.
dinato o1lc ais will distinguish his advent.
Recorder Aldrdge, of Hudson city, gave notice in
his court yesterday that he would dea the null extent
OF the law To all New York Iepeaers brought before
him oleCt lie announced that citizens were
empowered 10 arrest as well as police onieers.
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strike Of NIiner. In IIIInels.

CHICAGO, April 6.-Afier u number Of days Of
elaboration, the coal miners at the Lasele, Keno
sha and Oglesby mines H.. yesterday resolved TO
sl,ike and carried their resolution into execution.
Their complaint L. tine substitution OF monthly pay.
ments Tor emi.monthly. II 10 said that the example
ha limited States
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The Newark Ou,rrymen,. Strike.

NEWARK, April Ga strike WAS made to-day
among the workmen In Mers stone quarry, on the
Bloomfield turnpike, because OF reduction OF
twenty-five cents O day was made In their wages.
some went to work at the reduction, and the
strikers stoned them and threatened violence, rcn.
dering the Interference of police necessary. II
was lhou yht that the st,ke would spread to tile
other quarries peaceful settlement is anticipated.
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RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.

senator Anthony TO bs Rotnined-The re.
publican stats On1ccrs Reelected.
PRovDrscs, April 6.-The State election 10
day resulted in tie reelection Of the present Repub
lican State officers by about the usual majority. Ths
vote was light. The chief interest centred on ths
General Assembly. which elects Q United States
Senator A laree majority OF the Assembymep are
understood to be In favor Of the collection OF Soma
tor Anthony. The Senate probably stand', % Ro-
publicans, Democrats, Citisenss and no choioe.
Democrats, 4 no choice. The Republican majority
In the State Is about 1000.
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THE PATERSON RIOTS.
The Crowd OF Buiiies Overawed by the Po-
Iice-Livciy Times Anticipated

Iicc-LiVcIy Tfmes NnticIpnted
The Eighth Ward Democratic primary meet
ing In Paterson yesterday was the scene OF several
hghts, md the unterrlned" beat each otler over
the head 10 their hearts content. An encient po-
lice force, however. prevented the breaking up OF
the meeting. The Finh Ward, the scene OF tire riot.
Gus proceedings reported In yesterdays SUN, will
try again to-day TO elect set Of delegates Il place
can be found, which is somewhat doubtful, IS no
ono feels willing TO sacrifice his place to the good Of
the cause alter tine proceedings OF Tuesday. Au-
other muss Is apprehended to day unless compro-
mise IL effected betw tue rival factions before the
opening OF tne polls.
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THE POLITICAL CIRCUS.


The Ntnth Ward J herson CIUb.
The Ninth Ward Jefferson Democratic Club
has organized. with onhoers follows; President,
II. T. Marston; Vice President, II. X. Redheld I;
Secretary, John T. Rogers. Corresponding secre.
taiy, Albert lie Fort; Treasurer. John G. Van Wart
Committee are Aessrr. eI-Judge Dusenberry, John
Pcard, J. Richardson, Alfred lie Fort, John T.
David Kelly, and John Campbell all wel.known
citizens of the ward. At the meeting last evening
Mr. Msr4ton delivered n spirited address upon the
political situation He said they had taken action
In the late struggle He sincerely glad that the
new charter had passed. He was followed by Judge
Dusenberry, Mr.. Redheid and Mr.. Pearu.
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How they Manage their Court Business on
staten Island.

Circuit at Richmond, Judge Gilbert being indisposed
sent his clerk to adjourn the Court until Wednesday
at which time Judge Pratt appeared to hold Court
Judge Gilbert still being unwell. II was. however
found by o committee OF lawyers that the adjourn
mont as illegal, as being over twenty-four honrs,
consequently thiTty-eikht cases which were on the
calendar, with the business OF the Oyer and Ter
miner, stand adjourned until next fall unless spc-
cal term Is ordered by the Governor.
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Connecticut Election,

HARTFORD, April 6.-The latest revised foot
ings Of the election returns at the Couront onnos.
the returns being mainly onicial from town authori-
ties give the total vote ST as. and Engllshs mn.
jorty S3s The Senate Is a. alre,dy stated, II Re-
public,ns TO 10 Democrats. The House has . Re-
publican majority of IA
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WAsHIYGros, April Ex-senator Sherman win
call up morrow the bill to extend tie income tag
and reduce Il to three cent after this year II
any hostility Is manifested by the Senate TO IL, he
will not oppose the striking out of the extension be-
yond this year. The provision authorizing tax for
this year Is to he retained II will probably pass the
Senate, but win have o rocky lime in tho House.
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The Northnm pton Races.

LONDON, April 6.-At the Northampton raccs,
to-day. the Eatl spencnrs Plate was won by Mr..
J. Astley's br. C. Bosworth, % years old), who besA
the hmarauth colt.
Dnnkron's blk b. 1ibthorpe. ID years old), beatins
Mr. Alexander's ch. Flash, % yesre old), and LORD
Her Msjesty's Plate was won by 4. Bell, D. {
Fuzee, q years old), boating T. T. brakes b. q
Free Trade, q years oldh and NJ Crowley's ch- q
Companion u years old)'
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BROOh l. IN.

A salute OF 100 guns was ired on Fort 0reene last
evening by order OF the King Democratic General
Committee, In honor Of the Connecticut election.
The new Police bill just passed by the Legislature
reduces the present rate OF pay OF paromen ana ser
geAns 500 per 9nnum. and captains $500, The Chief
is TO receive $50 year hut the present rate g
days after 1t has been signed by the Governor,
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THE STATE CONVENTIONS.
The Democratic In Rochester on the 25th.
and the H. publican on the 2Sih.

md the III tpubNcnn on Ihs X5Ihs
ALBANY, April 0.-The Republican State Cen
trsl Committee has adopted q resolution calling
State Convention to meet In Rochester on the asth
Of April. The number Of delegates Is to be the same
as at the last Convention, though the Committee
suggested that II any district prefers to send only
one delegate hc shall be allowed TO vote as for the
whole number.
The Democrats Of the State are requested to send
one delegate from each Assembly district, TO meet
In Convention at Rochester on Nednesday, the eIth
day OF April, at 10 o'clock NJ, to nominate Chief
Justice and four judges Of the Court OF Appeals.
The call for the Democratic Convention Is signed by
Samuel J. Tilden, Chairman Of the Democratic State
E1uarni
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THE LATEST LAB0R NEWS.

The lsborers, two hundred In number, who have
been building Fort Hin. Boston, struck yesterday for
advance ffonl ti.T3 to ~ day.
The stone unssons are enforcing . One OF $40 on
members who work on tho horse OF worship on Fifty
seventh street. near Madison avenue where the rate OF
wi n only 4 n
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LONDON, March 8.-In the House Of Commons
to-day the bill relative TO sites for places Of worshp
gave rise to an animated discussion. Mr.. Newdoxats
and others opposed the bill, but 10 passed 70 q sec
ond reading, and the House adjourned.
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Pans, April 6.-L Nord mentions the probs-
bility Of marriage between the Prince OF Orange
the heir 10 the throne OF the Netherlands, and thS
Princess Louise the fourth dsughter Of Queea
Victoria.
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Twerd In thn Fir.t A..embly Dl.trlot.

At n large meeting Of Democrats last evening"
In Portners Hall. Franklin street, J. W. Manning
In the chair. and Michael McManus acting as Soc.
retary, Mr.. VIM. X. Burns. OF the Ffth Ward, Of
fered resolutions warmly approving the action OF
Senator Tweed In relation to the charter and de-
nouncing A.semblaman Michael c. Murphy. The
resolutions were unanimously adopted.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

r. J. Bole. conductor on tho Alleghaiy Valley
RallroAd fell between In venapGo City yester
day, aud lost his len leg. right foot. and arm.
T. Ferrend, an old citizen OF Mobile, was killed
yesterday by being run over by an engine on the New
Orleans. Mobile aud Chattanooga Railroad
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LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DASHEs HERE AND THERE BY THE
SUNS REPORTERS.

Part Of tho Aoboken Ring Ruied Out-
Mayor KimbaiI Again the Choice OF the
Peopie-Wcehawkeu Held BY tho Bouahs.
The Democrats Of Hoboken have been making
radical change in tho formation OF the proposed
new Ring, laying onIthe shelf many Of the fellows
who have been swindllns tho taxpayers OF the city.
The Democratic Convention have renominaSed
Haseu Kimbail for tho Mayoraty. Mr.. Kimbal Is
the gentleman who courageously vetoed some OF tho
swindling ordinances OF the corrupt Ring. Young
Frederick G. Rowald will take the place OF City
Clork, made vacant BY County Clerk Konnedy and
City treasurer William 8. Childs and Peter
II. Edmonston have been renominstcd, and
william Tobin has been named for Water Com
missioner. Two OF the old Ring have been put
up in the First Ward, namely, Alderman Joseph w.
Bownos. the champion bellrnger OF the county. and
Aid Sumner d. Coles. the champion billiard player
OF the city. Aid. Bessou having stopped aside,
Chief Engineer James Curren, Jr, will occupy bis
seat and being q bitter opponent OF the Ring, he
will no doubt keep q close watch on his two asso.
ciates. silyernai Scbmersah one OF the leaders OF
the Ring, and Ritter have been thrown overheard.
The ouly one that took n bold stand againet the
swindling contractors-Ald. Lee OF the Fourth Ward
has received the unanimous nomination, and v III
run with no opposition Ex-mayor Bohnstedt has
withdrawn from the canvass. Weehawken town
ship having fallen into the hands OF the rougbs, the
respectable citizens about to move for consoli-
daton with Hoboxen.
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The Hon. Mr.. Blatchford, the well-known draw
back thief Is not to be tried this term. II was said
a month ago that he 10 bc tried whenever Cald-
well, his accompiice, should be eI,radited; and now
that Caldwell has Unexpectedly been surrendered,
tile case has mysteriously been postponed. AsuS
reporter called upon Judge Pierrepont yesterday
and was informed that Judge Woodruff had decided
20 try civil cases this term. The Judge nsjvey re-
peated his former remark that he would bring tho
Hon. Mr.. Blatehford to trial as soon as possible;
After having received tits reply, the reporter nsked
an old and honored lawyer or the United States
Courts what be thought Of the case aud he snswer-
cd, with . knowing wink, as he pointed to the Dis
trct Court, Don't you bet cent that IL win ever
be tried :"
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LONDON, March GA ERE among the lace fAs-
tories at nottingham last night damaged propertS
very heavily. Mr.. Adams, large pr Jprietor, IL tha
principal loser.
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EIepement from Union HIN. N. J..
Jshn Asrts, Q liquor dealer Of -Uaion Hill. hA,

run away with Caroline Wolf, . young German
widow OF Hoboken. Mertz leaves wife and two
children to make what they can out Of his lager
beer saloon. ON Saturday the elOring cospie bor'
row ed several hundred dollars, and Monday they
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Hoboken'. Ring Taking Care of 1t. Friends

AT the last meeting Of the Hoboken City Coun-
Gil, $500 Was appropriated TO pay City Surveyor
A. L. Du Puget, for experimenting alterations on
the new City Hail. Already II has cost the city near
~ ta,OOO for THIS genjleman's work. VIM. Farley
and Du Puget want another ts,OOO.
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In the Senate bills were introduced relative to the
Brooklyn Fire Dcpa tment To Incorporate the YAH.
mount Saving Bank Of Sew York aud CeniIn savlnqs
BANK OF New YORK Bliis were pa.sed-placing rhe
gosts ofthe nlyersity, giving 5000 Tor It's support
tor three years lncfeasng the cAp stock OF the er
cules Mutual Life Insurance Company Of New York to
tiCnDoo approprsiing $1,000 70 pay tho present n
Assembly = bin was reportsd TO ,eqa9alizs the
OF Kings county. Bills were passed-Kegu.
Iiing tae rate Of interest charged BY pawnbro
kcrs confirming the purchase OF lands by the BOnrd OF
Rduca tion In Brooklyn; amending the cnarter Of The
city OF in regard to the laying Of sidewalks
removal OF Sing Stag Pr.on for consideration Of pho
House Dill relative 10 piloiRgo IN tnc harbor OF New
York regulating the ferries between New York and
Brookj amending the act authorizing the New YORK
and New Haven RAilrOad Company 10 extend their line
from the Cononciicut line to the New York aud Har'
lem Railroad ana providing for transportation nndor
gro nnd IN Biookyh, and TO hOrze Inc organization
0f y railroad corporation fol that pnrpJse.
The b reIativs to tho III ooklyh Pu-lo schools was
UaAse1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-12-29
Look ONT

Bernard E. Ryder takes this
method of saying to all those who
are indebted to him. that they must
come forward and settle the same
by the 10Th of january or lie will
be after them with red hot stick.
This is the last notice that lie in
tends to gi;e in this manner. He
has claims to mee., and he must
have money to meet them with; and
the only way he has to get money is
from those who owe him. The
next notice that he gives wll be
through the hands of the proper
officers, whose duty it is to collect
those bills without further trouble
to him. He desires to offend no
one, but hopes that all interested
will take heed from this LAST
VARYING, and come to him with
no mplaint if they are thus treat
ed, as he is fully determined to
make NO EXCEPTIONS.