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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16
CALENDARS-THIs OAr,


COyKT-tEAABERs
"a smith at R. r. Co 63s4 The People &c. Doan
smith 1T suisse X. r. Co. Green.
~ Of NeS-Jersey. CaB-66.
4s. Plat! ct al agt Platt
MARINE CoURr-PAHr L-CURTIs, }.
27O3 Goldman agt The R 2649. Blunberg ct al sgt Gsb-
men lund Ins. Co. ernsnn
o742 Lamb AIT. McGuuis 2ll4. Barnett aet Radcliffe.
2Js3. .Story Bennett ct al W J.Same aki Faei
.Herneeu schO. ZOlO Bockus Il al sg John
2glU. Weber The German st0n
Society Of the Of 1920. White ct al Erbu.
York 1922. Harvey agt. krrr
2giO White Cobett ct al. 1852. Br4gaw agL B4glry
Halpe Drake al 1884 QHrk GOi4sJery.
So PARr IL-SmEA CD
3OJb Gookp I'D ct Ilane 27l4. .Curley Coleman
96j6-RosenBeli agt Palmer. 2lSl. % ROufAr ag Pmme
Brown agt Thurbe ct al 2ls9 Mannel AIT Van Oi
5000 al Seha 200. Helm ag Gassaaks
teret Zf9l. Barney kaulmann
1882. .Traunann Solomon $3.50 LowenbeTg a. Han
2tg9. Patterson et al. agt Ayres.
1885,. Egbe Winters ct al 4S39 Butler et al agt Light
2G3O. Paris e: al agL Ungereta al stone
Sg,0NsSurHKRLAND, J-Iimothy Lane James Ben
William Noonan. William Dempsey, and Shaes ONe Tape
William Martin Geson. Thomas murphy, ahas
with nen, 10 sa John Boyan teonoas aut
Richardson, oous assault and battery John
Weter assault aud battery Charles sims burglary George
Hicks ,and receiving stolen goods Deevan Eddy, larceny
and receiving goods Michael Knowles grand larceny;
b. Warren. grand larceny Antonio La grand larceny Henry
Becker grand larceny William Thompson grand larceny; Henry
Frott grand larceny.
granted allowing defendants stand and vacang nneu.
ordered b. Judge Spaudng and s.
with plaintiffs disbursements Charenagne ag Schse
granted kIewitch ROseubergAOOn
open default granted $40 Huassen ag
granted conditions Trsmbach MatheOuer Of Substitution
Yeer Kns Motion inquest aad
place Calendar for tr sept Is granted With $40
plaintiff abide Person Smyhrer Of dscoHnuanco
erOe Boomn gdie sgt Rey-Modon for Judgment deuei
81 costs to defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The Park Commissioners met yesterday to
receive report OF the Committee Appointments
but it's members wished longer time 10 consider the
matter no action was taken.
In obedience to mandamus issued by
Judge Fancher OF the Supreme Court Commissioner Van
Mort drew a requiston yesterday the Finance De
partment for til6O0 with interest, for payment for
$3.50 watermeters, delivered under the Navarro con
tract.
The following were yesterdays receipts at
the Controllers Ofhce Arrears Of taxes assessments
water rents and interest seSsS IS market rents and
fees SO5S 49, CrOtOn water rents and penalties 235 81
aud nnes 1888 49, fees from With District Civil Court,
s4l; sale Uf city record t4l ~; total, sl7.o52 10
The plans submitted for new buildings at
the Department OF Buildings during the last week in
elude seven nrstcass dwellings one nTsteiass store.
thirteen tenements stables, one church on Eighty
seyeDihst east Of Frstave one matt house AZ ths lOo
of Forty third-st.. l.. K, and two other buildings,
making total OF II.
City Chamberlain Lane makes the following
statement OF last weeks receipts payments, and bal
ances: So,
Bal sept 8 Receipts Payments Bal sept ID
City Trs.,ory... s47o'S5o sseOOs s23I,sos sSlS'5Si
S' ss.saS Ssse 247Is7 1880 1000 2se5s7
s sSf1s 5s ssSs o7i Ss3 5Ss
Total. s7O35i sI44574 s35OO45 81 GG4 $50
The Board of Assistant Aldermen passed
esoutop Yesterday requesting the Corporation COun-
j 10 state whether the Board Of Apportonment were
authorized 20 issue $4,000 70 the Brooklyn Bridge Com
many County Clerk Leew reported 70 the Board that
there were II vacancies in the list OF Commissioners OF
Deeds I was resolved that broadway Hs wldenod ana
strsighieped between Thirty second st. and Fly ninth
ss sB0ad be regulated. graded tagged and paved ON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16

TAnno1peemens
BURNErT's COOKING EXTRACTS are the best
INSTEAD of BITTER use SWEET QUININE.
To ANNrIILATE all household insects, it is
only necessary to use LroSs ISsscr POWDER
The Fall fashion of Hats for Gentlemen inst
introduced by BsPENsCESlD, Manufacturer lis NassAls
PoMERoY's improved ELASTIC Truss" is SUI
other Pre 80 hte wthoot charge 744
The town is full of strangers, and foI their
special benefit furnish the information that the popular hat m.
that introduced by the mous KNOX Of PIC Broadv h
Prescott House and in The f1ih Avenue Hotel
The LIMITS OF SCIENCE, a reply to Mr. God
win By Pref T. L. rounARs In TKIBuSE LEcrvsx Errk, Es
brooklyn DAILY ARGUS,
- An INDEPENDENT FAMILY NEWSPAPER
CONTAINING ALL THg Hgws
POLITICAL D0IsGs RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE
HUMOROUS JorTISGs, LITERARY CRITICISMS AND CON
hBRCIAL TRANSACTIONS
POUR EDITIONS EVERY AFTERNOON
PRICK CBSTn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16
BROOKLYN.

The first number of the new Brooklyn paper,
The Daily Argus, appeared last evening
Through the unlighted lamps account
tl3s "a has been deducted from the citys gas bills
August
AT yesterdays meeting of the Police Board
Henry Jewett appointed Drill Captain In place OF
Thomas Dean removed.
The Democratic Inspectors and Canvassers
OF Election appointed yesterday by H. H. Wheeler
the Democratic member OF the Board OF Election.
The Sisters in charge of the House of the
Good shepherd have Issued an appeal 10 the ladies OF
Brooklyn for aid meeting will be held az the con-
yentln East New-York al p IN. on Tuesday, 10 make
Ign Hall on Oct. 40.
DIR. Talmages new Tabernacle, it is now
thought, cannot be completed before Christmas The
walls YET unfinished, and the Boor TIMBER and raj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16

THE LIMITS OF SCIENCE, a reply to Mr.. God
By Pref L. rounaas In TETBuSk LEcrukx ErrEa Ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16

PoMERoY's improved ELASTIC Truss is su
peror any other Price 50 ate whoot charge 7i4 BroIdS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16

SuPRYsR COyKr-CHAsBERs
"a smith aQ Sussex R. T. 63s The People &C. Doan
80 smith sgt SUSSEX X. X Co. Geen.
of Nes-Jorsey. Cab-o6
Plat eta al. AIT. platt
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-12
MARYLAND Affairs.

DisrRyssixG Casa RrSAwAY ANn IT'S Re-
srLr rs QUEEN ASSEs corSfY.-On Tuesday
last two sons Of Mr. William H. Smith. residing
near Church iiill, and aged respectively about
and TO tesr,. started in u carriage ,n town
" hen ihtv came within halt mile OF the vii.
lage the horse which ihey were driving became
frightened and ran away. throwing one OF the
hors on, and breaking his collar lone. The
horse. in his fright ran nt fail force down the
hill known as Medical Hill, and, heiag una
hle To follow the curve of the road ran head
long agains, "a pear tree a, the foot Of the hill
and so injured himself ,ha, lac died the next day
The sudden sioppage of the carriage on the side
of the hill earsized II, completely dcmolishing
II and throwing the other Young man out, sotne-
what, though not materially, injGting him.
Somo ihopgh,ess psrson, hearing garbed ac-
count OF the air,ir. repaired 10 Mr.. Smiihs resi-
dencc (he being ABSENT aud informed Mrs. Smith
that her horse had runaway and killed himself
and both her children. The shock was so great
that her mind gave way under itai.d she became
insane and wandered off. " Then found she was
oui 10 the woods, wandering about, frantic with
grief. and insane. She WAS taken home, her
children presented tr her. and she, upon seeing
they were no, dead, as she had heard, became
calm and, apparently, rational TOR n few momen Is
bu, soon became ss bad MS ever. Later intrlli.
gence states that Mrs. Smith has nearly recovered
her mind - C,nfreriiis Obserrer.
The county levy for Kent county foois up 10.
cents on the Sl00.
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-12

The Fourth Of July was celebrated
with great splendour in Ph.ladslphia. II
was the occasion Of ths formal transfer Of
the grounds in Fuirmount Park to the
United Staten fot the use Of the Grand
Centennial Exhibition in 1875. Address
es we're made BY Hon. Morton McMichasl,
Gen. Hawley, apd others. A proclama-
ton BY the Pres iden, Of the United States
was read. formally announcing the ir'sn-
tion to hold ths Centennial Celebration
and international Exhibition in Philadel-
phia to be open ed on the 10Th day Of
April, and to be closed on the 18th day
Of October A. y. 1876.
In the evcning there was a magni6cen,
display & fireworks.
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-12
A VERY VALUABLE FARM
At
PRIV ATE. SALE.

Tie nnhcr,iered oilers a; private sale one Of
the hgr,t farms IL krnt County Nd il Icing
'hc rfnrcffy % Nm \. l'rirc situated IN lie
hts' seeiion district of said county IN the pub
IT, rn,1 leading from Sas.afras 10 Galcna The
sid E,tn contains a0n aires uf land, all highly
cultivated and scfg rich The f,rm is splendid.
Is waiefel aud fenrri There is ON the farm
$500 p-ach trees a; choice varieties and in full
heIiaE, and, also, lJO0 one year old also n
tine apple md pear orchard - also cherries
plums, asparagus strawberries, &c. II Is con-
renrni 10 railroads, clegraphs. steamboats,,
churches schools mills post Offices. BE The
said property is improved with fine large,
handsome brick house, with all necessary out
buildings, nll 10 hrsi-rae repair. Aeighborhood
healthy and social
hayo also for sale two other fine firms in The
saiUs nrighhorhool, MS, also, several smaler
farms in hlAcreai pagis Of the county.
For prices, and anv particulars Amply 10 :.
address, b JAMES RLAcKiSroN,
ATTORNEY At Law
Jai! la-iw. Chcs,criown, Kent TO Nd
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-12

Trans. .CoSriSESrAL RAILROADS.. The
acceptancs oy the board Of directors OF the
Canada Pacific railway Of the proposition
to construct that road by Sir Hugh Allen,
IL il really means the actual construction
Of tho road. will complete IN few years
four trans-continental railroads north Of
our Mexican boundary--the Canadian,
the Northern. Uuion Central. aud South
crn Pacific roads. Aud there will be
scope and verge enough for them all, for
each Of these lines is 50 far separated from
the next that each will have great Sec
ton Of the country to itself between the
longitudinal line Of the Mississippi river
aud the Pacific ocean. aud eacn will have
its own settlements and trade to build up
en- route, and sou,e advantages Of it's own
on the Pacific coast. The Union Central
Pacific. the pioneer line. is doing a busi-
ness which ought to pay handsomely the
Northern Pacific IN the eastern division
is in operation to Bismarck, far up the
Missouri river. and on the western side it
is making good Roadway. The Southern
Pacific. upon which they are ut work
actively having the shortest route and cas-
lest grades. will, j, is stated. probably be fn-
ishcd before the Northern Pacidc.cr with.
in the next three years - Boitimore San
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-12

DEAru OF A VIRGINIA JuRlsr The
venerable jurist. Judge Robertson. died
last Sunday at Mt. Athos. his residence
in Campbell county. in the ssrh year Of
his aee. He was a member Of Congress
from 1884 to 1880. afterwsrd Lieut.. Gov.
ernor Of Virginia. and Judge Of the Cir.
cult: Cour. Of Pichmeud city until in.
capacits,ed by feeble health and old age.
Hs vas gentleman ~ eccentric chsrac.
ter. . Judge OF uusullied ermine. and .
graceful aud powerful writer on Law and
politics.
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-12

The communication Of our St. Georges
correspondent IS very good, and We would
have liked to publish it, but the author
forgot to send bis Cor herr name, and We
canno, publish such articles unle. ac-
cempanied by he name Of the author.
This is an invariablc rule with all news
paper publishers
Ii our correspondent will send US his
her or its name We will publish ,hc ar,i-
Gle in our next issue.
We do not want the name for publica-
ton
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-12

An extended report Of the dongs Of the
Peach Growers at their meeting on Tues
day is gives In another column. The
large estimate Df the crop given on the
18th Of June is greatly reduced. Doubt
less at that time the estimate was nearly
correct, but since then the curculio and
other enemies have been at work upon the
peaches and they have fallen of in gren,
quantities, and il the weather don't i'm :
prove. and this drouth pass over, the July
estimate will ba found pretty large
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-12
Local and State Affairs.
RoWP0h of Ju1v.

The anniversary OF American Independence
this unassuming town. The stores were all
90 closed - and We had, OF course, the usual
amount Of gun and pistol firing, and the boys
were INDUCED in the amusement OF shooting
6re-craeke-s, little rockets and other such noisy
articles, greatly 10 the annoyance OF older pco-
pie, who were foolish enough 10 think that the
Fourth Of July might be better celebrated In
less noisy and dangerous manner, but, OF course,
those old fellows are not patriotic. Suppose u
few houses are burned down, or few people
g accidentally y shot. What Of II? It's Fourth
Of July, aud a man who woald not submit TO
such ,rfng and innocent snnoysnccs as those
is certainly disloyal
In tho evening, Rice, who keeps the g Old
Bank open for discount every day but Sunday,
where he dispsnscs ice-crenm. soda water, con-
dictionaries hrc-wo orks and other luxurics, set of
nil the .irc-work, that he didn,, sell, making n
lively dispa, in front Of his store.
A few other parties in different parts of the
town INDUCED slightly in the samc frey delight,
but by 10 clock r. ~, all WAS quiet
No accidents OF any amount occurred. II is
said the roof OF Mr.. ". y. Buckles house caught
fire in some way, hut IL was cStnynished so
quickly that scarcely anybody knew anything
about IL, II did not even afford an opportunity
for trial OF the new fire eS,ingnishcrs
q So passed the fourth. and IL II was not for the
intoicrnblc nuisance of hrc-crackers pistol and
gun firing, Se, the 4lh of july would be as
good n day ~ st. Patrick any time. Now for
the mex, icgai holiday
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-12
Terrible Domestic Tragedy.

\ special dispatch to the Baltimore
Sun, dated Winchester. Va, July 9th.
gives the following account Of fearful
shooting ARRAY that took place in Clarke
county. on Saturday morning last:
4 terrible tragedy occurred yesterday
morning a. the residence of franklin Lit
tie, very highly respectable citizen of
Clarke county. Va. about ! miles from
this place. in which six brothers. Clinton,
Columbus, Gilbert, Wallace. Oscar and
Lycurgus were involved 1t sceas that
the brothers hu We been at variance for some
time. the cause being jealousy that has cI
listed directly between the Oldest brothers,
Clinton, Oscar and lycurgns
On Saturday morning as part Of the
family were at breakfast, Oscar and Ly-
curgns entered the dining room, locked
the door after them, one putting the key
in his pocket. Then one Of them took
seat near the door the other of from tho
table. Oscar. addressing himself TO Glin-
ton. said that they had nothing agans,
him and did not want him to interfere in
what they " ere about to do Clinton
jumped from His seat but before he could
speak Oscar and Lycnrgus drew their re-
volvers and aimed at him and the rest of
the family at the table and fired. wound
ing Clinton and their mother, Mrs Little
Tho fight then became general amongs,
all the brothers, lasting some minutes.
All we're severely wounded except Wal
lace. BY this time some Of the bsligcr-
cuts got outside Of the house
Lycurgus and Oscar then started to
run. Columbus drew revolver aud
fred at the Ihurdcrous brothers wi,hou,
effect. tho distance being too great Gil
bert. who was standing near. ran into the
house, brough, out rifle and cred a, os
car at long range. woundng him in the
| leg. He was captured By Columbus and
Gilbert and held until tho arrival Of neigh
bors. He vas taken to Berryvillc and
lodged in jail.
Clinton died after lingering a couple Of
hours in intense agony. The mother is
in a critical condition. A pcst-mortem
examination Of tho body Of Clinton was
held by Drs. Somervillc, Miller and Will
son. Interim al hsmorrhage was found to
be the cause Of DEATH tho ball entering
above the right hip bone aud lodging in
the left knee. A coroncr's inquest was
held. and verdict rendered that "Clinton
Little ca,ne 10 his death by pistol shot
fred premeditatedly By his brother Ly.
curgus." The examinations will take
place at Berryville. Monday. The excite
ment is great in Clarke county, against
the brothers Oscar and Lycurgus.
1 Columbus Little, the Oldest Of the siz
brothers. pronounces the above false in
every particular. He says that the shoot
ing Of Clinton Little and his mother wal
entirely accidental. The family was nj
breakfast. Lycurgus Little. the young
est. had large navy revolver lying acros,
his lap. which he had jus, loaded for AL
Of July sport. The pistol. by som'
means. was accidentally discharged. ant
Mrs. Little and Clinton we're shot. th,
, latter fatally. The family are great,
distressed over the occurrence and tn,
false and damaging rumors in regard to il
Mr.. Little says thst no quarrel or feut
whatever 9 kisted among the. brothers
J They had gathered to spend the Four.l
. together 1t home.
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-12
Onlrers Installed.

Al regular slated meeting Of Good Samati-
tan Luigc NJ. q -. .. T ,hr following
officers wcre installed hr =. q Gh,r.cy ram,n
acting Deputy G. " J NJ Foster y q j, e.
Townsend Y o.. ]. y Carter. l.. : GYM.
Taiman T. ; Il II Foster I, J Brwirk, "
] II hlpa'iirk O. u " Eiinsrn. Il : 10 \
G., G " Wilson, l.. ). 10 y G.. l.. y Lee.
r. : Ia V. & ] V Price. l. :. 10 y q. ".
3 Brown, r. ;. \. W : Spry L. s ; "
D. Hollis, |. O., l. {. Wilson, O. O., + Tsroni,
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-12
,ititItt..fD.

IN Tuesday s,h ins' ~ the residence of The
bride nr'hrr IN url,lciown hy ltcv. John Pat.
ton u y Woodbridge Patton. E.q. ~ Phia
'on ~ ih" OH i,t,as clergyman, aai Mss Mar.
E.. ~, ii'Acaisiun.
Y. ,inr .rr ir' .ul make nur ic,i congo 'n ihr
t",cl, bride 'nr d grncruu, s5irr ui the dtug
e,hc which delighted the l.ittrs of W prin'rrs,
ul up dau'' rtusrl tho vhup. irrn 20 htvc
bright anil h,up, dr~,tus ~ future lISs The
io, uus ooat'r have "ur hest wi.hc, fuF "a long
li'c. and h'rp! au! prosperous ,uc
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-12

STEAMSHIP AsnoRE The steamship
City of Washington, frnm Liverpool for
New York. went ashore ~ miles west of
Samhro. on the Nova Scotia coast. during
i dense f,g ln>' saturday afternoon. aud
will prnhahly be- a total wreck Al the
passenger. aud crew. with the baggage
aud spare stores have been landed IN
safety
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-12

Since the sbolitisn Of the ffanking
privilege. % the 6rss instant, there hss
bsen . marked decrease 10 the amount Of
matte. passing through the New York
posto8cc. The postmaster ssys the re-
form hes caused the falling ID Of eighteen
thcssssd q e ss~spaper exchanges during
The vesk.
The Usipu Psciac Railway trains ere
nov bcsst ~ thieves.
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-12
MIDDLETOWN MARKET HOUSE.

'I'IlE undersigned would respectfully announce
l. TO the public that he has taken the store
house on North Broad ST. Miidetown. Del
formerly occupied by TAYLOR 4 Son, (hasing
bought on, their iniercsil, where he will keep al
Ways on hand II wcl-sclscied stock of choice
Groceries, Fruits and Provisions,
rs well as full supply of fresh Vegetables, kc.,
In season. Call and satisfy yourselves.
July l2-tf. ID. W ELIASON.
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-12

A NIAGARA TRAGEDY BgipAL PAR
consisting Of mao, u woman aud child
wen, on Niagara river Friday afternoon in a
boat and are supposed to have gone over
the falls. as pieces OF boat were picked
up below the falls on Sunday last The young
man was from .Cincinnaii. aud the girl
with her young brother. from Toronto
The young mnn and girl were to have
been married saturday. having obtained
license ut Wvland rhc name Of the
young man is John Elli5t, aud the young
woman Margaret Rnllinsion aged respec-
lively - aud i years No effects Of any
consequences have been discovered in heir
property y, the hotel The bodies have
no, yrt been found
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-12
81. Ann. Sunday sehooi Picnic.

The sunday School connected with 81 Ann
T Z, Church Of this town viii hold their an.
nutl picnic nj Cool Sprins, near Odcssi, ON FRI
d., the lth usD The parents aud friends o
the children are mos, cordial. iaSitrd.
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-12

The communication Of our correspond.
ent, Oak lone y, is respectfully declined.
Il requires re- writing and We have moi,
time to do it,
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-12

~ tos1sss ~ bsiss srisd BY . mill
- euuuioolss lbs ''nusass and viola
~ - eases q sss." Witnesses ars
< 11iIS1 "a ~ ~ iasnslisiss d
! llhet ~ sss bsiss esss through
- o11h ~ -. y sssrss. IL shs
ltS - ssessalss = ths rissssss.
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-12
CAMP MEETING.

The undersigned respectfully announces to the
public that he will he prepared to accommodate
those wanting board aud sleeping acco,nmoda.
tions nj the Blsckbird CauN Meeting. TERMS
MODERATE. X. II. ELlASoN,
July l3-3w. Middletown, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-12
Collins Deaeh.

This favori'c rcsor, Of yc good pco lc Of Mid
dletown and Odessa is now open Tor the season,
We understand that Mr. Collins has improved
the place very much anl that the house will he
much more pleasant, and That there are accom-
moda,ions for more guests there this Summer
than ever before. He has also esgsgri band
OF music for the season, and is determined 10 DO
the thing right. Well. he knows how 10 do il,
and IL We could always have AS good time Ms
we had last Summer, down there, We woulin /
want 10 go TO Cape May, Saratoga, or any other
resort il we could get to Collins
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-12
Dog-oned Suisnnces.

Middlc'own 4 well supplied With dogs, but we
doubt exceedingly. II owners can Ice found Tor
all of them when the assessor makes his rounds
generally at such times the hapess belong
10 nobody. These worthless CANNES often De-
light themselves TO the annoyance Of many pco-
Pile who 60 10 bed to sleep. by keeping up con-
slant barking n, midnight, and in fact almost
all night We think it would bc an excellent
thing IL the disturbed slcepcrs would provide
themselves with double-harreed guns heavily
charged with buckshoi, and treat these midnight
peace breakers 10 good doses OF the contents Of
those guns. We heartily commend such
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-12
Ati.bpt nj suicide.

ST Georges ~ht HrpNu into = litile cxri'e-
mrnt ON SUNDAY ~ hy the report hat MN
named Syantr had itmp'rd - N lc oir his
mortal evil iHrun. sc Instrument Of 4 RI.
Zor lie uuaic ~ #-.z cut tsra.s his nfatt luf
- /, usual IN .tph ases di Ha' sri he n. ht
place, aud ennseqs, .siv, d'l nni tyrpHnpsish his
suicidal purposes pf v,ilauaightm wis called
in and, ~ ltsi accounts, Vi hii ff to en-
dute the tfpnblrs ani cares Of ,hi, mundane
sphefrn while longer. lis said twas all 'ur
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-12
Thunder siartu and Rain.

This ncishhorhood was visited with = severe
thunder storm. accompanied hy lishiniu, nni
,opiuus showers of rtia, oG IhDrslN night or
-arly oH Friday morning II Nu,'t Gut ofli-
narily lc o. much consequence whether tir rtiu
'cll before ~ AFTER II urioek iui uu This par.
iculat occlseu, il in,k, cons .lcr,l o. Difference
10 st least Nrp Iet,un.. Tor iH' u' out etur'Iu-
eca;.emru entered .u'n Wts,r ut GIVE do'iars
20 one, hat there wouEl BE- 10 rain tiarc !.
o'r'ork on ThHrsi,, pigli ANY Jn'ut, itinf.
nation on Ills subject would 40 iuu.'. he hr-
'cpiA lc ~ She Aforesaid PARTIES luriug the
storm the lightning struck large tire in tho
hc'i Of 4. Il Cochran, Esq ana tore Il a
To pstrs