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OHFRIFF,S SALE

ShEhlff . SALE.
OThe state OF Ohio, rrumbul County. S..
Isaac Mecham, In Trumbuu
vs.. Common Pleas
John c. Logan, ct. al.
By virtue Of an order Of sale issued ont az
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Trumbuu 20.
Ohio, in the above named case, to me direct
ed and delivered l havelevied upon andshau
expose to public sale at the door Of the
Court House in the city OF Warren, Ohio. on
Saturday, Jan. 9Th, A. d. 1872,
between the hours Of one and three o'clock.
p m of said day, the following described
land Inducements, situate in the Ownshfp
of Gnstavus. County o fTrumbuI u State
OF Ohio, and known as part of Lot No. Il
ana Dounded as follows: Beginning at a
point in the town line. IL being the ". Is. cor
ner OF lands before sold to Francis Lfnsley:
thencewestalong the north linz of Inns
ley land twenty-five chains to a post:
thence north along the east line Oflands so
sold 70 said Linsley. ten chains seventy
nine links toa post; theme east along the
south line Of lands reserved by said Isaac
Meecham, twenty-five chains TO east line Of
said lot, being the township line. thence
south in said township line ten chains sew
enty-nine links to the place of beginning,
and containing twenty-six and 1910 acres,
Appraised at -. Terms cash.
G. W. DICKINSON, Sheriff,
SherifTs Office. Warren, o., Dec. s, ls7I-5t
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Various have been the theories ad-
ganced by theologians and others ex-
planRtoryof the causes which, in their
opinion, led to or permitted the terri
ble disasters at Chicago and other
points in the Northwest. A Nor
anon Elder named Miles, had his say
on the subject, in a discourse preached
last Sunday at Williamsburg, y. Y,
and here it is, as given by a reporter
of the New YORK Sun:
"sOn the day the courts of the Uni
ted States arrested Brigham Young, a
sea of fire swept over the prairies. =
Hundreds of lives were lost. Do you
not, my brethren, see in this the
Hand of God laid bare? Yes, the
same day, that place where all this
persecution was eoneoeted, that place
where q political party placed a plank
in its platform that was to wipe out
the twin relics Of barbarism, slavery
and polygamy, that place too was
wiped out and laid in ashes, the city
Of Chicago. These are but a few of
the things that are to come. 1t there
fore bshOOves you, the Saints Of God,
TO awake from your sleep and gather
90 the valleys In the mountains
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Annual Meeting Of the TrumbulI Co.

Annual Meeting OF the TTumbull Go.
Agricultural Society.
The Board Of Directors met at the
office Of the Treasurer, A. d. Webb, on
Monday, Dec. 4th, inst, at 10 O'Clock,
am, and awarded the premiums on
crops as follows:
Best , acres Indian Corn.
LIST prem. A. c. Fuller, Braceville IS 90
ID 90
Best . acres Fldr.
J. W. Turner, Howland-..-... 2 90
Best J acre Potatoes.
A. c. Fuller, Brsceville.-----..- 8 90
Best acres Oats.
lst prem. D. W. Reed, Mecca 4 90
The Society met at 1 o'clock, pm, and
organized by electing T. ]. McLain,
President, pro. tenn, and Albert Watson,
Secretary, pre-. tenn.
The Society then proceeded to the
election of officers for the ensuing year,
which resulted as follows: President,
William Bronson, Newton; Vice-Presi-
dent, Albert Wheeler, Warren.
Managers for 2 years.
W. F. PORTER, Warren ; SAMUEL
ANDREWS, Rowland JAS. BRADES,
Greene; q. P. JAMESON. Warren.
G. W. Dickinson was elected to serve
one year, to ill the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation of j. F. King.
Managers for 1 year are
DWIGHT RoBERfs, Gnstavus; A. P.
TAFT, Braceville; JOHN FEE, Mecca;
G. w. DICKINSON, Warren.
Immediately after the adjournment of
the Society the members of the Board
opDirectors proceeded to the election Of
a Secretary and Treasurer for one year,
viz, Secretary. H. F. Austin, Braceville,
Leavittsburg P. o.; Treasurer, Almon
D. Webb, Warren.
H. f. AUSTIN, Secretary.
Warren, Dec. 4, 1871.
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An eiopement occurred at Fredonia,
Mercer county, Pa, last week. a
blacksmith's apprentice rama way
with his employers wife, a woman
old enough to be his mother. leaving
the blacksmith and the six children.
to mediate on the uncertain ties Of
life.
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IST OF

/ ISL Ot LETTERS
AUnclaimed, remaining in the Warren
Post ONCE, Tuesday. Dec. 5. 1871.
Andre Mrs Annie Meyer Miss Mary
Bennett Miss CAnnieOsborn Mrs Mary
Ratdwin j p Reed Miss susan
Buell. VIM Reed Miss Hannah
Gambia Mrs L Robinson Miss Lizzie
Chafee Miss Alcinda Rubber Co
Collier EP Scott Welcome
Deming RansamL Savage Thomas
Gerlach Herman Springer & &C
Haden Mrs Geo Stevens Miss Mary
Hallister j Thoma Rebecca j
Jackson Mrs Annie NeSey Mrs Mary
Libolt Miss Lecta Wilcox Miss Jennie
Marshall Miss Kate MWilcox Miss Flora
Sa-Have your letters directed in care Of
your box.
Those marked with a STAR are foreign.
Persons wishing 70 obtain the above, will
please TO call for advertised letters.
If not called for in 80 days will be sent to
dead letter Office.
ONCE hours. 80 A. NJ, to $50 P. NJ.
a. Money sent without danger of loss.
Rates Of commissions charged for money
orders:
IN orders not exceeding $O---.--..I0 cts.
Over so and not exceeding S30.....-..-l5 cts.
Over $50 and not exceeding S4O-.--.-D cts.
Over $40 and not exceeding Soy cts.
No single order issued for more han $50.
L. r. WISE, T. N.
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NOTICE.

IN In the matter OF the Assignment OF
Langley & Waldorf, OF Johnston, Trumbull
County Ohio. Notice Is hereby Given, that
as Assignee Ofsaid Langley & Waldorf, and
IN Pursuance OF an order Of Court, / will
oner for sale atthe store Of Levi Jackson. in
said Johnston, on the nth day OF Dec, 1871,
commencing at 10 o'clock. a. m. OF said day,
divers notes aud accounts belonging to said
estate. GEO. p. HUNTER, Assignee.
Warren, o., Dec. @, IS7I-2t
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It is suggested that now that the
outdoor season is over, the base ball
athletes turn their attention to sawing
mp wood piles for widows and in
Ealids.
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NTANTED.


w few good, energetic men, to ser me
NeW Wheeler e Wilson SetCiRg Machine, In
TrumbulI Co. To men who can furnish their
own horses extra Inducements will be offer
ed. Apply to ID. e. Montgomery, Agent,
Smiths clock, Warren, o.
Dec Git
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VEGETABLES.

potatoes. S2.I2 per barrel, use six bar
rels per day; sweet potatoes, 50 per
barrel; spinach, 81 per barrel; oyster
plant, 81 per dozen; caulihower, 50 per
dozen; celery $40 per dozen punches F;
tomatoes, $3.50 for u oGe-g9llon cans,
use u gallons daily"
"Then butter costs three times as
much as fOur?"
Yes. And milk costs more than
-four, so do eggs; and oysters. which are
only used for relish on side-dishes, cost
81. 1907
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"Where do you get your beef, and
what do you give for it?" "We use $50
pounds of loin and roasts daily-costs 25
to so cents per pound. Meat bills gre
paid daily"
"Turkeys?" "Use p turkeys a day;
cost % cents"
"Chickens?'' 'Use so chickens a day
cost % cents"
"Game?" "Mallard ducks, Sl.25 per
pair; black ducks, 81 cents per pair;
Brandt ducks, Sl.23 per pair ; red head,
Si.5O per pair cartridges 81 psr pair
grouse, 81 per pair; yeDison p cents"
Lamb costs 70 cents for legs, 20 for
racks, Is for whole lamb. Get a good
deal of mutton from Boston, South
down."
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CONDURANGO!

BLISS, KEENE & cos Fluid Extract,
The wonderful remedy for C1neer, Syphilis,
ScrOfUld, Ulcers, Pulmonary Complaints, Salt
Rheunl. and all Chronic Rood Diseases. is
prepared from the GeHuiue OndurdHgO Bark,
from Lola. Ecuador, secured by the assist
aace OF the authorities of that country. 1t
is the most effective, prompt dndceTtdin altera-
tive and blood purifier known. sold by all
Druggists, in pint bottles, having on them
our name, trade mark and directions. Send
for a circular. Odice and Laboratory. No.
60 Cedar St., n. Y.
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d CHARD V-ANDERMARCK.
IOBy Mrs. s.. S. Harris, Author OF "Rut-
ledge" vol I2mo, cloth. $50. The author
of"Rutledge' breaks n silence Of sevenyears
wltha story quite as bright and vivaciousi in
style. as dramatic in its situations, II az
thoroughly true to life as anything she has
previously written. Just reed at
ADAMS BOOKSTORE
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NOTICE OF A-sSIGNMENT.

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.
IN The undersigned has been duly ap-
pointed and qualified as Assignee on the
estate Of John NJ. Trew. OfTrumbuu Co, o.
Those knowing themselves indebted to said
Trew will call and settle the same, and
creditors will present their claims for iiqui-
dalton. J.. F. PORTER.
Newton Falls. o., Dee. g., Is5I-st
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PRICES.

"What does your -four cost per year?''
'sS9, 49,, and we use three barrels daily
"Milk?" $50, 500, and we use SOC
quarts daily. 1t comes from Parks
great farm in Westchester county, and
costs Z tos cents per quart"
"Creamf" $500. Use 60 quarts
daily
''Eggs?" ISIS, 500. Use 1850 daily
Butter ?" $4,000. Use US pounds
daily"
"0ysters?'' $751; 400. Use 5000 oysters
daily
"N hat do groceries cost?r $4,000.
"Beef, fish and vegetables ?' dS2iO, 900.
Whole expense of marketing? ?"
HS3y5.GO0."
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GOLD vs.. cuRRFNcY.
Ahont a First Class Hotel.

Few persons have an idea Of what a
world in itself is a irst-class hotel, and
what it takes TO keep it running. We
find in the New York Commercial AGUer-
tier some account of the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, in that city, which will interest
the reader. The report says:
STATISTICS.
"How many people are employed in
the hotel?" I asked Mr.. Thompson,
steward.
About four hundred, including me-
chanics."
What do you have mechanics for?"
+" Why we manage almost every kind
of business here. We have a machine
shop, a plumbers shop, and shops for
decorating, upholstering, gliding, cabi-
net-making and earpentering. We are
a little community. If a water pipe or
a gas pipe gives out it is mended in the
house. We also have a complete laun-
dry"
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DINING-ROoM.

The head-waiter, John Mcbride, has,
perhaps, enc Of the largest hotel &C.
John shakes hands with President
Grant and Senator Conkling, as if he
was a brother. The second is Thomas
Gay. There are eighty walters, who re-
ceive from SIS to $50 per month.
Perquisites are not customary; indeed
there is nc iced of feeling a waiter here,
as there is no possible chance for him to
show favoritism. There is no putting
by woodcock and game for a high bid,
rs they do at Saratoga. However,
many waters receive nice Christmas
presents.
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DEATHS.

Notice Of death hee-ObauaIyJf flee cents per line
Aug. 6,1S7l, at Grand Valley, Hamilton Co.
ONO, Mr.. ROLLIN FORWARD, aged 81
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a Ok WEEK. Best CheapShuttle Sew
UtJGOlng Machine in the world. Agents
Wanted. ]. S. HAYES, Great Falls, n. H.
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TO BOOK AGENTS..

We will send a handsome Prospectus OF
our Nel0 Illustrated Family Bible containing
over 200 nne Scripture illustrations TO any
Book Agents. free OF charge. Address Nation
az Publishing o.. Chicago, ILL.,, Cinelnna
Ohio, St. Louis, Mo.
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NOTHING

"What becomes of the bones and parts
of meat you can't estP" 1 asked Mr..
Thompson.
"We gather them into this iron vat
(DOinting to q long iron vat, turn on the
steam, and +" fry out the grease-this we
sell for soap grease"
when 1 have done dining what do
you do with the food I have left IN
touched or barely tasted OPP
"Well, it's all taken into the sortin'
room. The untouched portions are sent
into the kitchen to be warmed over for
the servants table. The remnants are
collected and sold to old Huntington,
who lives on the Bowery."
What does old Huntington do with
them?"
He arranges them and sells them to
the poor people, who come into his shop
to buy ten OF fifteen cents worth at a
time.''
"Then nothing is wasted?"
"No, nothing. The very dish-water'
is collected in a vat and the oil on the
top is skinned of and saved"
''Can this filthy grease be made pure?"
Yes, purified till it is as white and
pure and clean as leaflard."
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TIME WEST WARE.

Eastward bound passengers by Trains No.
y and2 have no change ofcars to New York.
At Hornellsville one Of the>famous Palace
Drawing Room Coaches OF the Erie line Is
attached to Train No. 2. Connections at
Meadville. Union and Corey for the OH
Regions; at Corning - Rochester and points.
on theNew York Central; and at Bingham
ton for Albany. Springfield, Worcester, Bos-
ton and all points in New England.
Westward bound passengers by Trains No.
! 3, go through TO Cincinnati without
change, making connections with the Lou
tsytlle Short Line, orthe mail steamers foR
points In the South, southwest, and for sta
tons In Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, kan
saS and Colorado. Also at Cleveland fox
west.
For additional Information as to time,
fare, and connections, apply TO the local
agent. asking for tickets via the ALLAN
TIC& 0REAT WESTERN BROAD GAUGE
ROUTE.
a. 5. sWEETSER, Gen. Manager.
Meadville. Penn'a.
W. r. SHATTUC,
GenI. Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Cincinnati o
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WATCH FREE to Agents to introduce
w articles that sell In every house. LAFTA
& Co. Pittsburgh, Pa.
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n NnrIrE

HO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
1--WE, Joseph o. Shafer and s. P. Shafer,
las Shafer Bros. land Jasper L. Langley. have
this day formed q c-opartnership. under the
namea and style of "Shafer Bros. &Langley'
and viii carry on the Dry Goods b~usinesS'at
Orangey1lle, Trumbull County, Ohio, and
have adopted the ready pay system, ofgoOds
sold Tor cash or country produce only. We
shall keep a full line OF all kinds OF goods,
which Will be sold at low prices. We re-
spectfully solicit a continuance of trade
from our old customers, and as many new
ones as may favor us.
SHAFER BROS. LANGLEY,
O~rangeville, o., DecG ISIl-t
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The cooks are divided into 'troasters,''
"broilers," bakers" and "pastry-
cooks" The head cook is GustaVe
Fereaud, with a salary of about $50 per
month. There are nine French aud
German meat-cOOks.
Every thing is baked in the hotel
except crackers. The wages of the cooks
are from $40 TO $50 per month.
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Honey saved is Money Earned.

DOR ALL THE NEW BOOKS
Il go to ADAMS Bookstore.
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Mr.. Hamilton, S~uperinteh> ent CT the
Leetonia Nail Company, died of small
pox, on last Sunday morning.
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8 O'CLOCK.
RIFLES, SHOT.GUNs, REVOLYERS.

G206 A MONTH, Horse and Carriage fur
0OEO nished; Expenses paid;samples free.
H. B. Shaw, Alfred, Me
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THE NATIONAL DEBT.

The national debt has been reduced to
the extent of SS6,O57, 1860 during the
year, and by the negotiation Of national
bonds at a lower rate of interest, the in
terest on the public debt has been so far
diminished that now the sum to be
raised for the interest account is nearly
81. 200, 600 less than IN the 1st of March,
1859.
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WE SELL FOR CASH
WE HAVE ONE PRICE!

One Mans money is Is good to u and win buy a mucha Al that o anothe-. wemake no
misrepresentation All goods sold b. IS shall be Just what we represent them tobe-
Space viii not anow rs to set forth in detail what We nave in stock, but below may be
uud a FEY uens
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ONE WORD! TWO WORDSh SEVERAL WORDSnI
Mems, Youths and Boys Clothing

I e found n any store outside the large cities M W think we sneak within ono5
WhenW we say that we except only a few housesm the larger dus be wts6a5 C01Er
AND " h principal par Of ours stock wasb DO ught in July. We bRve aas 10 On
tadethe advance. IN most cases our prices are az iOw aIsstyea
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Gun materials OF every kind. Write for
Price List. to Great Western Gun Works,
Pittsburgh. Pa. Army CUR and Revolvers
bought or traded for. Agents wanted.
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A Rare Chance for Agents.

Agents, we win pay you $40 per week in Cash
ifyou will engage with us at once. Every
thing furnished q expenses paid. Address
F. A. Ellis Co, Charlotte. Mich.
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DISSOIHnION

LCDOAO 1lON.
LINE partnership heretofore existing
under the name and style of Shafer, Trim
Die q Langley, at Orangeville, Trumbull
county. Ohio, has this day been dissolved.
by the selling out aud retiring from said
hrm, OF William S. Trimbie and Jasper i.
Langley. All account due to the old firm,
and all liabilities OF The old firm will he
settled blythe undersigned. at their store.
SHAFER BROTHERS.
~Orageville, o., Dec 6, 1871.
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DOR ELEGANT Holiday Goods
Il go to ADAMS Bookstore.
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cLoTHIMcF oR THE PEOPLE.

Mems Dress Froeks
Mems Dress Derbys
Mems Dress Sacks.
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We make the following extracts from
the Presidents Annual Message sent to
Congress ON Monday last, in regard to
the subjects Of the National Debt, Re
duction Of Taxes, The Collection of the
Revenue and Gold VS.. Currency:
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LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The Cosmopolitan Conference debated the
advantages and disadvantages Of cooperation yesterday
The Spring-st. Presbyterian Church was filed
last evening occasion of the ninth anniversary
the Young Peoples PrayerMeeting The annual report
showed one death and 800 conversions
The Rev. DR.. Morgan Dix preached at Trinity
Chapel last evening in aid Of the Home for the Friend
less The number Of inmates OF the Home last year was
IS, this year Is increased to 72 The enterprise 10 In
need Of 1900 10 finish the building.
The Rev. Stephen III. Tying, jr., preached
last evening at the Church Of the Holy Trinity on Mad
son-ave IN aid OF the House Of the Eyangests. The
collections this church. yesterday for the benefit Of
the House, amounted 10 over $4,000.
The American Geographical and Statistical
Society will hold their regular monthly meeting tomor
evening, at their In the Cooper Institute.
Gen Wilson tho biographer OF Gen Grant AMI OF Ftz
Greene Iialleck, will read paper ON the "NOrth-West
and its Dscoverers."
The annual election of officers of the Lotos
Club took place Saturday evening. with the following
result: President. A. Oakley Hail. Vice-President,
Thomas W. KnOI; observation-disclosures G. Wheeler,
Thomas u, Kenneth Geo, W. Hows. Albert Weber j,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20

ward Police Headquarters" that they viii not Interfere
with my house. any other keno game, without giving
me notice ITO show you that mean what say, will
stay here all night with you myself and II any of you
should get arrested will get you out If it costs $4,000
know" said he who the author OF that id article
IN The TRIBUNE, and bound 10 get even with MN
inside OF - hours"
THE LESSON OF THE PANEL EXPOSURE
To he Edffor OF The tribune.
SIR: Go ahead, and God speed you! iou
have commenced good work ny exposing some Oh 'io
dens OF nfamy that infcst NewYork and better WIZ
still by striking at our corrupt City Government"
never believed that the majority OF the lega' 'o'o,
this city are bad but only too indifferent 10 inc
Of the city 10 cast a vote This is very nePatNo SUI
goodness Every man who Gees wrong ana uoe' 49,
attcmpt 10 soft r. right is indirectly aecountapo io
II you do all the good yOu can through INC -. Gov
vo,,r vary Ie naper woman win no longer cry o' w
her rbts in pnbic places Men are apt to look upoA
tbeir wives and sisters, and think that all otoI
,,. h "a we'll cared for they. But they nav 9h
,o afrash their memory q little III statsu's "a DoIIcd
~ ,i-itt cf women who take to crime are lnil.i3a
90 - LS reovcrtv Go with your good "oIAI ~,
Hc Tor these poor wrctches who obtain living s os
sistinC Outwit bad mem GIVE thei ,, tbc st1eets
as night-sra vengers. 4 country that can nnu ~, ~
heart t. feed and succOr nation that na'
vanity Oucl 10 be able TO raise up hcr own U 10
~ Teve flleu whether by tho same CAUSE, VI " nav
inc too much confidence in man. 49, =, ,,tu On.
This il from woman who wants 10 sec al Ihfs ~,
~. - maui GNU TEY.
Teio- York. March H. 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20
UAPs AND MIsHAPs.

The Brooklyn Police made 100 arrests last week.
The body of an unknown man, age IS, was found
yesterday as NOrtb K'e1 Al tie foot Of fiiy 'esoaas
The price paid for the Continental Stores in Brook
In was 300 OC6 AID not S3oOJOO previously reported
TG. Giraudon, French jeweler age 80, poisoned
himself Friday night TIE Revere House. Broadway. Poverty
Edward /. Conklin, age S. living at Lafayette
Nsv Brooklyn le home sAtaria IN sreh Of employ
men Yesterday be VA found drowned al tue foot Of Washington
ave. Il. ID.
William Begley, living at No. / Chapel-st, Brook
ly sugar refinery JOrAsnon
tie 6Olsra
Mary Lane, age 49, had not been seen by the neigh
borI Friday and late SATURDAY the door Of her apart
eu No s6J West o0sontt forced and found
hanging 10 a nail in the vail
Charles McKenna of Brooklyn was arrested on
Saturday L. Oea, and held by Judge Benedict
not stamped and branded according oAs.
Herman silverstones stock of fancy goods and
No ~ Rg1tLse va. camsged 81 oo s evening t,
ess o. CO. ssch,nics aud traders. = So A'
A fire IN the New-York Gas-Light and Heating
Compan, P.'s .. No. ~ nsrfer,L caused 900 damage %,
Wesohes,sr GOantY and i. damaged 800 IAsarsL
Burglars stole yesterday from the grocery store
sors Of pTocH The d"ehas Of Lane No i9 Gun,
i. BIoosn robbed yesterday Of clothing jswsy
worth AGO.
The tug-boat James Guile, while towing the
Swedish bah hs S so s5i 'Ss s ere ... Of
Island ferry eion aid seven, tags which put out the t and
tawed her 70 BrOOklJs
s. prdsy dropped pooietboot which picked % by
~ bnor sos .sf earisz tts she nised aud going
The or and nfornag Of her loss be promptly oed 10 her s
h eostspis sptir, lie fstsbg rewarded for bis honesty
uonora Iobnsou alias Ms. Hunt, a young Irish
woman employed 81 Srsbt, No ~ W..hiosonn Va. .r.sed
M throwing born hse into 1be nj hhe declared
H.. ,S -, 6 not (noeng VIA, 10 do with the
od, he had sde way With Il, il that m.E rae nt dsnsd hay.
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