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Middletown transcript., 1873-07-26

NEw YoRK CONGRESSIONAL AL CoxrEsr. -
A sharp contest. in quiet way. is going
on between Hon. s. s. Coz and Richsrd
Schell. Esq for the Cong gressionsl nomi-
nation to GIL tho vacancy created ~ the
death Of the late James Brooks. A New
York letter says:
Coz is very snxious for ,bs place, and
until recently Il was generally understood
as the club rooms that he would have no
competitor. Npw the situation 10 radical-
y changed. asd Schsll IL undsrstood 10
havs. In vulgar parlancs. tte inside sssck.
The odds aud ends Of Tammany Hall are
working Tor Coz. but tbsss are no ,sstch
ecr Wsh sad Broad stsssss where eekel,
ssd his ftisads are NEST d home. The
disisist b ovsrshslmisely democratic, aud
no.ninatisu. therefore. 10 cquivalens 70
o slssiioa. The rspublissns hsvc some
eops that both eehsll asd Coz will run.
h Whish eass they nay psasibiy elect !
candidate II thar owB.
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-26
Samuel Townsend, Es1,

Publishes letter in Eoery Eteniny
giving the result OF ~ Interview aiih
President lliutkly pn the snhi ct nf rr.
aucrd frrishts AZ # which the ful,w.
ing is the snhti:
''llc said h. conll not afford to carr,
fr less than las, year; that hrl,re H..
new tax law went into effect hr had p,i.i
on the FIRST dpy If January hlIf uf ihi>
years tax rs PER OH hill that the pres.
ra' peach rrnp was short, The 81 - tAN
per car load would moi. an " ,ai ututabl,
would be siipfed, am.,lnt Il, as much a.
last year BY -rvrn II r.h, lhunsand dnl.
lars. anl this pnonni h. nnuli hive Il
e,t aui nf snanr ntlt : stf' ) II ifeish,
hur that nrxt t.ll Il, 50 iax alnn .,
h,wer. apl h IT,. ~ ~ r III
frrie ~ H. a il q trnial
delays he ,lid faftls 'aai sl.sr he had
hcrh inilr pay Sip .ti'lb danr,gs.s IN tn
oll prnch llw,u;is Al l,"ser h. lrrw up.
and. On consultation WITH mn ale lnw,er.
fixed an this article ni accidental day Ia
fcll"ye the company lfnn similar laMsuis
hn, that If he brake nr IN shfd u car with
nun III II, Ut ii'JlfiI iiIf lIHI i'll Iils fnl
in any way hr would pr, Tor il: : thu, h,
wnull employ thp hc>i n"n. and run ,ht
'r,ih> ilr best they knew hnw To try and
.ivr general satisfaction 10 the p,ncl
efnwrr md shipper. ard connect nj
Grny's Ferry with the = c. |, Gu, n,
any henr IL possible that the cunmi,,.,
and lhr I e Il Il agreed on f,r III,
ennurriin,l. AMI further. Whenever n per
son preferred. he would assume nj. ri.k.
and arrive Mt ixel ii,ne. liz cIarpiu.
an nerensr # 30 per cen eight. 10 cnv
er all damages lie might incur In re
gard to the Saa advances To- secure ears
this nnnry in the opinion of the fn.nmi,
lee. should in Nil eases b.. pail hack /,
the bona Gtie peach grower aud shipper
whether H. .xhausis nj 81 JO pr trim
per ear, all The g., ar nnt. and ihat Il
II. agseis, shanli rerar, any sl,ipnrr VIII
Was taking undue nlvanias. b, hnl u.
mar" ears il,n hr rauil possibly Load
having given consideration 10 ihe IN
fiaiies planted NJ there arr many mnr,
tlnn,etl nf soine kinds Than nihrr-, and
rersnn chnrfrring cars hls 10 keep ,les
increased glnls in view /"
Ilr nav ndsis all reaeh growers /,
sign Mr. lir's application papers for ears
aud says iha, hr is cntlrsnriny 10 arranr
fnr definite time for the arrival of car
In New York
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-26
Maryland Affairs.

SgiKRE ARRAY .--lu Saturday night, rs Mr.
Conner. n White man in the employ pf ur E1rlr
WIS unloading some ot sicrs near Mr. Smith p
on Do,er sif.e;, negro man. namea llsHr,
Maerr. commenced an nnpiuyokr,i A.i-feaiiun
with him. which lei In u quarrel OF words
Macy father hacked him up. and nfirr tonsi1-
erahle harsh language aud threats the snnngcr
Maeey na.le m aiaek on Conner ai,ll a stick
Conner Wis loo quick for linn and hi, him u ST.
we're hlnm Mi4h sirk, which in SUNDAY, II
Was thought. aonld prove fatal Drs Earle and
Batcinan rendered medical aid, nnh hc Is now
out OF danger. Persons vi ho saw The nilra, -,
that connur acted entirely in self-d.irnce. lie
Ton journal
NARROW EscArE raoN issfAxr pgAru ---on
Thursday, 10th ins, Nr. Eugene Gooding. oi
Gslcna, Kent county, came near losing his life
by The ar, denia discharge OF his gun. lie was
in oaren Anne's. cunning. and, In taking np
The gun frcin some underground the contents
were discharged. the whole of which passed so
near his temple ms 10 blow of one side OF his
hat rim.
During 4 picnic Of the Centrrvilie u. r..
Sunda, School, lrsi week, horse attached to j.
carriage became frightened hy The raising Of 4
lady's psrasol, anh d,shed cE through ihe
crowd Of ladies and children. and fell upon iht
persons Of a daughter of Rev. Geo. Barton, nnd
aud Miss l,rsiirn, injuring them In qniir u se.
rious manner. Their Injuries are not dangerous
however, and they are recovering.
Mrsars. Mitchell 4 Mahoed, Of fredericksburg,
are furnishing Jay Gould with The piles and
timber for their piers and wl,arvss on the Della.
ware Bay. 10 connect the New Jersey Southern
with the Bombay Hook railroad. The work Il
being pushed forward with rapiiiiy. hut will
take some WEEKS TO complete. The connection
will not be made In time for this peach crop.
DARs Buasgp. "A valuable barn IN .as farm
called sClosrr6slds.' Queen ANnrs count,
belonging TO Mrs. N. n. Foruran. OF Elk,on, wa,
struck BY lightning on Friday last. and eniirrl,
destroyed. The loss 10 quite heavy. The farn.
ing imp'imenis belonging TO the tenant, stored In
the barn, were also destroyed,
A tournament will he held In Carroll county
% the 7ih or August and u ball will b. held Ia
the evening at Whselcrs Hotel, Westminster
Hon. A. X. Sycsier will deliver tho ri,Hrgc To TN
knighis and Hon. John 3. Smith The corona
ton address.
A Ore broke out Ia the woods near the old
Dudlrld EARN, belonging TO the Hon J. II. Frank
lin, In Wiconlco county, on the i3th inst, run.
ning over three or four hundred acres Of wood
land, destroying everything In its course.
.Aaepsius Albert has received the nomina,ios
of The Democratic CONSERVATIVES for the Sheriff.
atty or Baltimore.
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-26
For TIC Makiiefown :. .nstript.
MtppLErowx, JuLY 90, 1873.

MippLErowS, JULY 90. 1873.
Nj, Editor IL address you in he hope
that lew lines On the nuisanccs which
may affect the health of the pcnrl. of tho
town will mt be out of place aud lI,sy be
productive af some good.
A person coming Into the iowp from
the drpo, will 1c greeted. II the wind is IN
the right Ylar,cr ty a perfume very dis
sinilar 10 that which Is ~ fled f,nm the
spicy shores 1T Ainhy The hl.-,." ari.ing
fr"m the gutter Le-ii. the National Hotel,
the source OF which - the d.pM nnl res
iautsht. III. ship, and waste being allowed
TO 'rickl" down nnd s,agnn'e under The
moses "f the guests NJ the hotel
M citizen can BE- in the least blamcd.
as We understand the Town Commissions.
ers have notified the railroad authorities
aud received PROMISES OVER aud over again
that the nuisance should hp nhaicd Ii
sir X Is us on second thought. hns . 'er. that
the commissioners might be blamed for
attempting 10 deal with a corporation (of
course without soul AS they would with
a private individual
We can speak plainly nbou, the railroad
without fear Of giving offence. but when
We come tn mcnlion the liquid death pour.
I'D into the streets by individual. we mu-i
>pcak in general terms SO as TO avoid all
cause ifpossiblc
Our town is unfortunate in being 50 sit
ua'ed that prnpcr drainage is a matter nf
some difficulty, and besides. the gulicr.
are paved IN many place. with eolLlc-
stones. sometime. lnwrr by two or three
inches than 'hry should be aud so retain
the soap. sud., &c.. which are plentiful,
brs'owrd upon The public "n wash days.
Th' five and ioriy separate an,l distinct
smells whirh i irayrl!r, found il culogu"
and more. can he traced here hy onc 81
unfortunate as 10 have sensitive olfci"res
With Tho cholera approaching, .ni 81
ncar, some remedy should b. applied anil
every prrcan'inn taken 10 nnk, iis writ N.
harmless ~ possible \ will knn9p ply.
sirian gives The following di.iufccinnt.
which may he used until the can.e i re-.
moved: 10 lbs. copprras i.sol.rl in 3
gals. water: Ia which add ! pint cruir
carhnic acid Stir wrli together anil il
i, ready fnr g.o
Those ma,ria's may hc purchased fn
about one itllr, aud l,alf.i.. .llim is .uf
licicnt 10 ai.infe,t about twenty feet # rr
dibnry gutter Y
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-26

CunsS 1spKPENpsScE -Grneral Ques.
'da, hroiher.in law If General Gespcdcs.
aud appointed confidential agent Of the
Cuban republic. arrived in New York
FRIDAY ls'b int, bearing dispatches In
the Colombian minister ut Washington
concerning Cuban independence. lie
states ll,a, |, ,aln iraors have been prnmis.
rd fram Mexico, that Peru will prabah,y
snnn render assistance. aud arrangements
nre being made Tor holding NJ Washing
In Il conference af the representatives.
fran all South Am ri nm republics TO pro.
mote Guhan Independence
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-26

DWELLING llorsg DEMOLISHED ny
Lionrsixs On Friday afternoon. 18th
inst. during heavy Storm. the lightning
,,ruct ,hree.stnry brick honse in course
Seventh streets. Capitol Hill. Washing.
ton. y C, aud demolished tho .n;ir.
side wall which fell on the frame house
nrx, adjoining. occupied by Charles liulsc
and family. crushing it down To the
er"und. All thr irnaics were ex,rica-
ted from the ruins ou, Of eascnen, win.
dow unhurt
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-26
Interview with the N. Y. Murderess.

Lizzie King alias Kate Stoddsrd, the
murdvress Of Charles Goodrich, hss bad
m interview with her father. Sho was
surprised aud sppsrco,ly rrj"iced by the
arrival u, Raymond s,rre, jail. Of her faith,
or. Isaac King. who lcft his home in Fly.
mouth. Macs. m Monday morning. sca
companicd by his son.in.law and .. 7.
Gray. mn attorney. ~ho Ind consented IN
defend the nurdcress. When they rcneh.
ed the prisoners cell. although no infor-
nation had been given her Of their arrival,
and she, Mt drst sight, surprising them to
be strangers, ran into her apartment a.
though determined not to 10 sen. But
in few moments she recognized her faith.
cr's voice. and then with glad cry Of joy
she ran ur to him. ana throwing hvr nrms
about hi. neck. kissed him repeated and
both shed tears. Mr. Gray erd tho son.
in.lnw left the corridor luriug fl,e inter-
view between Kate mud her father .ahd oc-
cupcd themselves for ap interval II seve.
raj hours in making tour Of the r,rouh.
Mr. King had lnng and earnest cervcr.
sali"n with his unhappy daughter, and
while talking they walked up and down
the corridor. she hanging on his arm and
talking freely of her past life Imme-
! ,iia,rly after tho interview Mr. King left
the jail aud returned TO New York city
lie declined To make any statement regard.
ing his daughter |, i. said that thr piis.
oncr has made partial confession Of her
gull, 10 a woman who has been permitted
to visit her. and whn is her friend II is
rumorcd that the murdered man forced
the prisoner TO sub,ni, to nm abortion
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-26

Isabella MrBrdgc. aged 20. living
with her husband ON farni about seven
miles from Williausper,. Ia was hra-
tally murdered last Tuesday nigh, by
bring sho, through The hcul lIer hns-
hanl. John MeBridgr, was Knocked
Down with a cl.h anil received .epen
severe euts in the hraa When e,uatl
Wednesday afternoon he was living on
the floor wel'ering in his blond. bur !ts-
ing. The oil people lived alone. anil ape
supposed to have Ind large sum of mar-
ey Three ihonsana dollars were funss
in The house. There is no clue ts sh~
murdercrs.
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-26

The political atmosphere il clearing
up ON the nnrky ni.;, by ,bieh it ho,
50 bong been logged Ag;'aiions That
have hecn looking To the future of rartics
aud ,l,r principles and par. upon whict
thcy hall clntrnl are progressing The
l'orlR sian. ny firm n u rock for Free
Trade AMI Farmers Rights. aud for iish,-
ing the cause IT Constitutional Govern
mcut Honest Currency. .n1 Tariff for
Revenue, under the OH hammer nf Demo
cracy lis views nte spreading iutn ,-t-
He'd CONVICTIONS and purpose all over tho
country Senator Thurman lead. m in
Dhia against the snrren1rr of The Demo-
cratic party III opposition to the All,n
touuiy movement for = final and o,nplric
new departure f,r is drstruci;nn nnl lr,..
Old hnnners that la,c So lo.g ,rail.l in
iricat ARE again bling fannfu! IL the,
breeze in every State = Om,tt MEuil:-
rHH.
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-26

wards claims that he advised agaius. doing
the thing the way in which i. was done.
and very complaccn,ly says. II told you
50; you had better have taken my advice
~hsp il was the following of bis sdvica
that led 10 The dis6berous result. And. !.
again. il the advice Of shis same wise.
acre is not followed. bis tks other acts
his own cay. and the scssls il prosper
Gus. directly contrary to what Mr.. Advis-
er said it would be, he snilingly says
again, II guess you think | was right.
nov, and are glad you took my sdvics 2"
Now. no one more appreciates the value
II good advice from the lils Of the wise
and posted" than We dc. and We arc
often faiu, aye, aud glad Of tho oppor,u-
nifty, to ob,sin the opinion VI others who
We think know more about be suhjec, 10
consideration than We do. bu. the pro-
miscuous advics-giver. who volunteers his
advice a. we'll about the purchase Of a
COW AS about some legal ,echnicali,y, or
the particular medicine that is especisliy
adapted to a disease, or co pcerning any
aud all subjects. about many Of which he
knows ~ much as q horse does Of He
brew, is a pcstilent nuisance that cannot
be born with. For such can but en-
tor,ain the most utter contempt. and utter
ly dc.pisc them and Their advice aud
opiuions.
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-26

Dge,sins IS To IsY-Ossg TtcksrS =.
The Supreme Court Of llinai. la. de-.
ciled TIM, where there is a contract tn
carry passenger hy tailrnal company
10 certain pnint il is entire and in the
ihsenee Of any acreemen, 10 lay over and
use thu samt ticket. the passenger d5ine
fnrt,.it- his tirke, In the rase in
pint The passenger had laken u lny
"trrs ticket, eund for thirty days, aud
mi attempted Ia use il after The time had
Expired. ani was put off Of the cars. and
snci Cor damages The case on the rrin.
cirles laid down by Inc court was decided
lgains, him
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-26
Givi ng Advice.

ecsrccly one person or, Of ten thous.
aud knows how 10 give advice that ia ne.
cep,able to tie person for whom !. is in
tended. jet, ne4 rly escrybody tries to.
The very least acceptable advice is that
~hich IL volunteered. Volunteered ad.
sice il rarely. II ever, followed. Each
ssaa is. os ough. to bc. supposed to know
bic own business best. and il is certainly
prescriptions fat one man to assume to
know better what another wants, than
sha. other does fpr himself. II /. no. on.
i, prees,np,ious, but 10 ninety nine cases
oas u hundred !. Is decidedly inpsrsi.
sSss -fbs msu 10 30 up 70 another. and
~ 10 him---in effect don. do thi.
yssr ssy. do Il thus. siter my plan. am
yisss .shan thcs, apd my way is best, you
~ bssssr DO - ssy." &s. ls soms
lHsAsstSs isaisAs y veil 70 follow thal
Jle6. 81 ihs - 4. that thsss Who -,
ea ~ ssssksd 1T sdyiss Il others ars
51ssis ssss hslt . vsli sasisacd viib Il,
Jt6.it. d lhsy vssld hare been had The,
hlnAst thxil 49, tsslisatioss. Mors,
oost.s 4 IN IssssssIly ! happens that Il.
i ~ ~ s thips tssss eus spllssl,
l2n NJ ~ r. lPssjissed. sAsr'
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-26

Tne tosf af pnsru tAnps fi,e.
Morgan Envelope Company. Of sp,ing-
Iitll. Mrs. which oh,aiacd the contrast
far furnishing tle postal cards, agreed to.
tlle the eeniraet al 81 a9i per lhan>ani
The nrxt lnwssi hil was that af Ray &
en Of N"w inrk. which WINS 81 59i. or
~ cents higher Mn., Of the nthcr bids
WIRE over 3 per thousand Should the
Morgan Company abandon the contraet
on aceonni IT Using money il is praLn-
blr tia, Pay 4 Go Of New Narl, the
ucst luwcst bidder. would receive tho
contract.
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-26

TnK Guar Jtsrlcgsuir =. v ,isi,cr
Senator ttnkling nor amy other momLrr
of the last Congress whose term al oiiiur
hold, over is rlrgihir 10 the ,ncaUt ulicf
jn>iiccship o. the United States Suitumc
Court, The constitution prohibits S,.na-
tors aud Representative, frun, BEN. an
pointed to a,y civil oIlicc under the nu-
tharily Of the niird STATES which, .haiB
have been created ''nr the emnlnnrnts
whereof ,hall have been increased daring
'llr li'uc fir which they may have been
elected The rmnlnmrns 1T the nliire af
ehiri justice werr increased during the
la,i session ot Congress. aud srnatnr
eunkling'- term hnils ovcr ~ he and
all other Cong rssmrn similarly situated
may lie .enun,e1 out IN ll,e race fur thu
chief jnsiicrshlp y J. HenH
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-26
lltenw~ K.panGs WnreR A> Exrnrss

lien# s ksnaRGs Wgnea AN ExrErss
FNAtS $EtsaSLnus "a birRAGg rs Iowa.
On Monday night. II number Of ii>-
Gu,ed thieves removed fail from th'
track n' ,hc Chicago. Rock Island ana
paciir Railroad about four nil from
A liar u station iu Iowa. Gj milrs from
Council RIai- The road At this pon,
passe, around a sharp curve and through
lonely country They at-udcd Ia
wreck The express train, whirh on Mon
iay might comes rast il1rn with treasure
fr,m the Pacific Railway. The train
came alnug NJ lrlf past light. running -
hilts an hour, aud whom llc engineer
was about go feet oII he discovered The
displaced rsil. reversed the engine and
irlisl he brakes Rullc,s were fired in
to- The engine b" the thieves, who werr
close by. aud when i, reached ,he grp it
fell over, killing Jahn Rafferty, the cng.
neer Two baggage express ears ran nIi
he track with IT The thieves quickly
drove all hands out Of the expires. ears.
hroke open The safs. ripped mp the mil
hags. anl taking 1000 in mnnee. all the,
ionnd. ihcy rode nway across the prairr
IN less than ten minutes Nome of thr
passengers were Injured The Outrage
has caused great txrircm nj. anil tie
country /. being secnered f. the They q
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-26

General Beaurrga,d says: Our carpet
haggers mus, be rooted lbag and bageare)
"n' of the s'a,e or we shall be utterly
ruined. Le. them be rooted ou, by aIl
means says the Louisville Courrier. ..I,ur.
nal but they shoull be made TO leave
their baggage behind. unless they are
conceded the right to carry away stolen
property
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-26

The new steamship Ohio. tho SECOND Of
the American line, started from philalel-
phia on Monday morning on a trip. Her
passage nlnng the river front was witness.
ed BY crowds, and CREATED with . salute
tronl the compsuys wharf. aud whis,lcs
from sll the steam vessels epsoun.eycd
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-26

WnAr VIVA M Do Wirn Frs-A. r.
Stewart The great New York dry good,
msrchaut. made his viii bcfore sailinr for
Europe last week. Il shows hin 10 b.
worth one hupdrea millions Of dollars
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-26

The reports Of the conj,iion ~ rhe
Hon. John ?. Hale. who fell reecn,,y
aud injured himself, a. bis residence IN
Dover, New Hampshire. state that his
physicians are Of opinion that hc eauno.
recover. llc suffers ex,reme pain, and
can only lie in one position
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-26

HA.rEa's MAGAZINE for August con.
iains contributions from many Of the lead.
ing litcraieurs Of our time. among others
NC notice the names Of Cha. Rsadc, Eliz.
Stuart Phelps. Benson j Ld dssing, Bayard
Taylor aud DR.. Samuel o's'od. !.
illustrated with eigh,y-cight cugravings.
The opening article is an illustrated e,po-
sure By Chas. l.. Brace Of The overwork.
ing Of little children in New York city
An article on tho Sandwich Islands by
Chas. Nordhof will bc found very enter.
tanning. Chas. Rcade CONTINUES his 90.
rial, "A simpleton." with growing inter-
est. These are but tiihc of tho nbun.
dance Of literary cnter,ainm. .nt tba. is TO
be found IN this number Of this old stand.
ard msgaaine, which comm ends itself to
al needing no Recommendation to make i,
acceptable.
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-26

The demalitian Of Washington Market,
N. T.. has beRnn by ordcr of the Board
n Health. Where 10 our Board Of
Haalths
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-26

DIED.
TN Jnlf ?2d, 10 frcarrickiown. Nd, Emma
~. infant daughter OF James J and Aunie n,
Hail. aged months and ~ days.
This lovely bud SO yo,,ng and far
Called hence hy early doan,
Just cNmc to show how swcc, a flower
IN Paradise wosld tloon
At Newark, Del, June 18th, William Clean.
ST., aged SO years.
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-26

4 Michigan girl of eigh, years set. up
1000 ans Of type daily.
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-26

scErnsEn's MosrnLr = The Angus,
number Of this very valuable new maea.
zinc is on our table. and as usual is full Of
useful and interesting reading. No one
need complain Of want of something en-.
tertaining TO read il he will get ScninSxn's
magazine. To those who ara making
preparations for u visit to ihr sea shore or
other places Of resort and leisure, We cam.
mend this excellent ma.az me. In this
number Bret llar,e. who neeis no intro.
duc'ion to the intelligent reader, begins n
new story: An Episode Of Fiddle,own.
Dr. Hollands "Arthur Bpnnicastlc" !.
continued with increasing interest. There
are several other excellent stories, besides
the usual handsomely illustrated articles.
OF the latter the papers on Nantucket.
Normandy Picturesque" Mt. Shasta"
aud The Canopus StoLeo arc tho chief
There is also a very rsada ble article on
Modern HOTELS by Mrs Plunkea.
These are n few Of the leading articles 10
this most excellent magazine. all combin.
ing to make il a compilation of choice lit.
eraturc found nowhere but in ScklnNE9
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-26
DEAru or DisIiSGuismEp PgRsoS AoEs

DEArn or DISTINGUISHED PgRsoSAoEs.
"A dispatch from London nnounccs the
death Of Samuel Wilbcrfor &c. Bishop Of
Winchester. by n fall from, his horse on
Saturday, while riding with Earl Gran
Vile to nee, Mr. Gladstone a. the coun-
try-sea of Lord Gower B shop Wilber-
force was son Of the far nous English
statesman and philan.hrorit.. VIM. vii.
berforcc, and filled with distinction the
various sacred Offices in the course Of hi.
graduation to the Bishopic lie was dis
,ineuishcd as q debater in the House Of
Lords. and wrote numerous works Of q
religious character. besides editing, in
connection with his brother Robert, the
life and correspondence Of bis ilus,rious
father.
The death Of Lord We stbury (Hon
Richard Bethel) i, also announced. Lord
Westbury was the son Of n physician. and
was born n, Sradfort- on Avon 10 1900
Hc early distinguished hmsp plf a. the bar
and rising rapidly became identified with
Lord Palmers,on's ministry and served for
two administrations under Palncrston az
attorney general He accon plished many
impro vements aud reforms ID various laws
and was prompt and practical jurist
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-26
Our weather Record.

The weather. after having teen reasonably cool
aud pleasant Tor ssrcral days i,cgan Ia get warm
again on Wednesday, and .iure that time thin
coats, ice water, lee.urcln, nni other coR thinss
have been esteemed great ani desirable Injuries
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-26
The Itehobo,h Camp.

The Rehohoth l.taeh Camp Meeting irokc on
Monday morning after the usual manner III the
hrcaking o' camps. The SUIT House, however
remains open, and is f'ei with guests The
season will no, close there heforc September.
Col lushua CLAYTON has purchased of A. A.
Lems, ihe : Deer Park iloe NJ Newark, bel
Price, $1,000
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-26
J"ne,inn tS nr..h water Raiiro.d.

The Milford .Ndss end .ilrrriistr SAYS that the
cGudii;uG df live track df tie Junction 4 tirrtK-
water kaii;nah is such as 10 render fearful me-
cid.nt onr Of the most Iikrl, things 10 occir,
liaGmpnrt'net. the owner of ,hc road. and the
bireciDfs. have forbid 'cn the exrrndiur. OF u
dollar iha, ran lc possibly AVOIDED mud the re.
suit is, that almost lhc whole iuc is in wtctched
Tad repair
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-26
Sporting.

Our sroring-men have Lsen on The qgi ,irt
Tor some time in expectation OF a race 10 Dr.
mad. between Mr. l. Il. forhran's hrow horse
Tuodd,, aud VI LoMbcr's horse Red lla..
The last CONTEST between these te'rHrn'cl ami
mails, NJ Frugtowu Park, resulted IN cneh vim
ming hcn, leaving The superiority OF either Tor
thc future to decide