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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-08

I HAVE BRISK DEMAND FOR BUILDING LOTS
L for cash. exchange, and also some very responsible
parties with real estate security take Lots with build
er loan. Owners Of eligible lots will find it to their
terest to give me call or address,
NJ. l.. GUINZBURG No. 3 Chambers street. basement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-08

67O n00 FOR SALE, THE MAGNIFICENT
YlO.UUU. three story and basement brown stone
House No. ia Bedford avenue; every Improvement;
terms easy. :, Apply to sPoONER BAUER 2o6 Canal
street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-08

ITO LET-NEAR HAMILTON FERRY WITH OR
i without steam power, well lighted second dOor
Room, 50x55 feet with good entrance Apply at South
Brooklyn Steam Engine Works, corner Of Summit and
Van Brunt streets, South Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-08

ITO LET-FINE FLOORS, 33 WEST FORTY.THIRD
i street. New York, 500 and S25; also 1872 Seventh
street Jersey City, SILL SIS and SIG Inquire premises
In fine order.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-10-07

Mder ,mo bat i'm CONNER toltcs, i'm
Winter oaaegen pergleid dsmeii e lparntes.
WaHer, Die ollrfbnittlitbe Siefe be-
trdst AZ SUP. Der See ,piro bur6 na='
tiirlide lueaen: seipeiit, .bat2 Mbfliille
ul1b alld)in Der trodneniten Sabresseit ge=
nii9enbc Waiicrmeitgen. Ser Preis 1T
aufs 100000 fiyirt luorben uno ipiro in
Der ndDIten BerIammluug oer8etbeilig=
ten oas gigentbumsre6t an Die preubis
i6e &egierllrg iibertragen luerben. Die
Bmtegel, tpelbe 1T ben Gee perlebt pcr<
oeniollen, iiuo bon beiierer Qualitdt als
bic i6peOif6en, uno .itebt bel geb0riger
Sbwortung ibre bnfa6ung 5u er=
,parten. Ser @ec miro in uer19iebene
unterobtbeilungen getrennt merben, Die
81. Der g(ufnabme ,ie elmer @otinng be-
ltimmt lino. IS lit bies Der erlte Wntauf
BON 2ano i'm Staote Me>p Ser1Y ooer
pellei6t Der Union @eitens elmer fremoen
@esierung, unb 6il6sii6ter uno 9lnocre
leben nit Sntere1ie Dem Berlaufc Der 9tn=
|9elegenbeit entge9en."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-10-07

bannten Rfarrer nm @ottesluillen be-
jhlpDren, ibr burh leinel, seiltli9en 8ei=
itallb bie /. Sterbeftunoe 5l erlei6tern.
Ser Nrieiter fam :unb ipenbete ibr Sic
beiligen Sterbefaframeuie. Mm anoern
Sage, als Ser, Derbor9e,l I'M raben Maloe
fem Brepier betcte y, Iie6e, oa trat Elm
2anbidger beran. v&omineu sic NIT
mir!" Ser Yfarrer foIgte. g8ie er an
Der Geite bes Sbirren nit beiterer Wfiene
our6 bas nd6itgele9ene 9orfs sMerpelier
trat I'M bon bo na6 9elsberg in Die
@efangenl6aft ii9 su be9eben, liefen oie
0orf f6ewo6uer ber6ei uno elmer BON IT,
men BOT oem 9rreitanten uno Dem 2anO<
idger Elm Subr'perf an. Sic itie9en
Elm. Sn Gorban bel Der @6mieoe
,uuroe 9alt 9ema6t; es mar am @agen
etluas yebro6en. Wfon itieg aus unb
besob lid Bis ou be1Ien Geparatur in's
Wirtbs6aus: Nuf etnn,al brdn9t 1i4
ein peri9leiertes, itdmmi9es @eib 1T Die
Wirtbsi itu6e binein nit elmer 8obnen=
itan9e be!paHnet> gebt auf Sen 2onOid=
ger los, Der lid uer9ebens NIT @abel
umo Piitole 81 pertbeieigen ludt, reibt
Den Prieiter bon oe1len @eite ,pcg uno
be freit i'm.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-10-07
Obio QBaiienfrenno. !.

fortwdbrenb Meir ggeib! Meine &in=s
Der! M6 idg 1terbe ! - uSeien sic sl,nr
rubig,* bbrte i'd nidt alt ibnl gu Iagen,
oenn id fiiblte, bab er initinctip per-
lu6te, ieinen SUP !pssuma6en uno ben.
&opf oufSuri6ten. Ser Bollcn mar 10
,gefiiQt, eob i6 etlua 1000 Dieter aufgez
ltiegen ludre, aber bel Dem eroBen Mebr=
9etpi6t oas CT gu tra9en bette, b6rte CT
bei 1900 Meter su {teigen auf. ,Weutb,
rief id) 8our6e 5u, balten sic fef, i6
,ueroe oem 8allon eiten @tob seben unb
i'm gum Sinten bringen. Mut6, nur
Mutb!" Gs mar Die b6b1te 3eit. Sd
fiiblte ,uie feline 9anb ont Stride 9erab=
5usleiten begonn lein &Drper >puroe
bon itdnoig be,pe9unglos nnO fing an,
INNER i9werer auf mir 81 lofen. 60
iuie 10 midi fit perloren anIebeno, gab
i6 Der Monsolliere INNER itdrtere @t6Be.
vMeut6!" rief id Bour6e noduals 81,
Mutb, mein Sreuno mir ,peroen balo
ouf Der Grbe lein. Sn Ser Stat lant
Der Ballon in Tpl9e oes I6meren &C.
wid)ts uno meiner @t0Be lebr ldneq.
8alo ,paren mir nur nod ,uenige Nfeter
BON Der @roe unO iueni9e gu9en6lide
1pater 9lidlid gerettet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-10-07
Nre,t6tf1eS @efttbp.aa in
9tetp SerftD.

l1eber Die preubii9s Mcquilition in
SEEM Ser1ep entbalten Die Netu Dorter
Bldtter Ndbercs. Die @amito9s=Mus=
sabe Der vGp. Boit" bra6ts unter Dem
Sitel Sin pi6ti9.r &auf" na4ite6enben
Mrtitel, ben mir ,uieoer9eben, obne eine
'@erantiuortli@feit fit Dir @i9ti9feit Der
,Nngaben 5u iibernebnlen ~am perfol=
1enen 9ieni ita9e belu9te Elm Msent Der
preuBii@en Resieruns Connecticut
Sorms in Union County, g. s., unb
:19loB nit ben &i9entbiimern einen &auf
iiber Den Meewanapec=2aft ab> in MEL
dem man 8lutegel> Tpre1en ,ino Sadie
gu 5ii9ten obf@ti9t. 9ie Slide 1olIen
ipdter in prenbil@e Gliiiie eerlebt, uub
Die Blutegel fiir meoi5inii6e 3wede be-
nubt tperben. Sic ber3eitisen Gisentbii=
mer oes Sees ino: Sames Mooe> Souls
Mate, Sebn Crane, Sames Crane, ,Sobn
6i9sens, @m. 8eneoift. @eorse 9otD
un6 Oliper Crane idmmtli6 Tarmer,
beren 2dnoereien an ben Gee foben.
Der@ee beoelft cine 6ld@e bon ca. 200
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-10-07
6 q ne 81 6 G 3.

9lls @meng gang &aiier BON G6iua
mar, fanoen 5oloaten zines Sages oen
&Drper eines ermoroeten Manne5 I'M
Treien. 9li6t lpeit ooppn laben lie s,pei
Manner> Die lie loglei6 feitnoDmen, 1ie
fir Die NeDroer ees Mlannes bolteno.
Dieler battte ober nur cine 8unoe, es
fonnte allo MIR giAer bon 8eiben Der
M0roer 1ein, uno es gait Die Tra9e, tper
es 9ewe1en. @on Ben beiben er9riffeneu
Mdnnern bic Briioer tporen, ,uolltc
&e,ner ben 9lnbern onflagen> jeoer BE-
bouptete, er iei Der N}Droer setpelen>
n;dt ober iein 8ruoer. 9ie @a9e
luaro Dor Ben ,Sfoiler gebradt.
Wollte Ser &oi1er Beiben bas 2eben
l6enten; 10 bdtte er audi ben MDroer
be9naoigen mii7en pollte er 8eioe binz
ri6ten laiien, 10 tudre ia aud Der l1n=
| i9uloige nit betroffen woroen. So
entl6ieo Der &ailer, oab man bic Wl1stz
ter Der beiocn Brii0er rufe ;, Die enti9si=
Den lolle, tper BON Beoen Der MSroer
ge,pe1en. 9enn 1ie femme tpobl lire Gin=
Der am uefen.
9ie M}utter fam. NluB id bern ein=
NAL, laste iie nit bitterm @einert, cnt%
| l9eioen, nun, 10 m09e Der altete Der
8eioen leben. 9lls ser &ailer ft6 wun=
berte, bob sic U}utter ni6t ben iiin9ern
5obu 9c>pdblt, oa Die D}iitter lire jim
germ @Dbne bo6 wobl am meiiten 5u
lieben pHesten, outportete bic Srau
DeHen 2e6en i6 jest rette> Der 1T ni6t
mein @obn, es 1T Der @obn meines per=
ltorbenen Mannes aug Der eriten Gle
oeiielben. ells er itarb. mubte i6 ibm
feierli9 perlpro6en, feinen @obn mie
meinen+r ei9enen ,5u lieben unb tpenn
ids tebt ni6t tbate, tpiiroe, ib mein &C.
liiboe bre@en. @b, mein 9er5 reioet<
aber - uno 6ier uuroen ibre g8orte
our@ Sbrdnen ano @@lu65en unter'
bro6en.
Ser &oiler aber besnaoi9te nun Beibe,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-10-07
ebemoli9er2 0 n D oner

Gin + emali9 er2 bone.r
M e TT OBJ It enprebige Namens
9enrD 9. Normon trat Dor eini9er 3eit
in Der Sirfei gum. Sslam iiber uno lit
iebt ols vMiiiiondr ber &eligion MoDo@
meos" na9 ben Ser. @taaten 9eton1=
men. Q8ie er 1a9t, be5ablt feline Mi3=
lionsfoten Elm oureb ben Sanoel nit
@n9lano uno Mmerifa rei@se,uor6ener
Sirte in gonFantinopel. 9}ornan min
Die Mmerifaner gum Sslam befebren unb
es ioQ feline Nbf@t lein> in Chicago,
als 6er an1 nleiiten fosmopolitil6e @taot
oes 2anoes, ben @nfqn9 5u MAIDEN.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-10-07
Gin 1artbeil
ilber ben Nltfatbpiiei8n,us.

Hber Den Nltfat 1pite18niu8.
9lus8erIitl 10, Sept. ,pirb Der
nRDlnii6en Yoltsseitung iiber bas gegel,=j|
tpdrtige 8eFRben nnb Die mutbn,ablthen.|
3iele bes Nltfatboliiismus bas Solgenhe.
gelchrieben 3ur. &enn5eiebnung Der l1ie=
fen @bene, aufiuelber li6 9Dain9er unb
lein u9llttatbolicismus"' befinoet tbeilen
mir -oie fol9enoe 8emerfung oeru86rien-
3tg." nit. 9os genannte 8iott 1hreibt:
nSeOem llnbefangenen brdngt lid un,pia=
fiirSlib Die Traae nuf: mas wia eigentz
li9 Der 9llfatbpleisinus 81, 1T seraoe
10 aft tpie bos 9ogna poroe llnfeblbar=
feit> aber. nod bober es 1eine glnbdnger
ni6t babin gebraht, iiber irgene Elm be-
ltimmtes Nrogamm ii9 5u eini9en. SSn
bem M}obe ols sic 9lltfatbolfen seaa=
1pru6en oen &6milcb= &atbpliid)en
elei6 lteGt uno bon oen Nesierunsen oo=
tirt gu lperoen, nuilen lie lid bas @6id=
]ol ibrer 2eDrlabe porttQen, uno befoms
men mir Nntporten lpie bic bon 90llin=
ger, 10 f1nnen Ie meber aui @pmpatbien
Q(noerer lid &eAnung moden> no9 oiir=
fen lie glauben, ,oersllttotb i5ismus ,peroe
ir9enb>no prppaganoo MAIDEN fDnnen.
Ginem @egner lpie Dem rDnlil6= poti=
faniINeu &lerus 9egenii6er 1T &larDeit:
iiber Die .3iele unO 8eltimmtbeit int g(uf=
treten ooppet notbWenoi9, uno 8eioes
ldBt oie 96lliu9er &einens'l6e@enpil fen
19oft in re6t empiinOlidler. MeiIe per-
mii11cn. Sic lnflabrbeit uno oas 9in=
1,no Ser11manten treiben Die 9(lttatbo-
litcn ju 9craOe5u pbanto itilDen Soritel-
lungen uno 9offnungen. Salo wolen lie
ni9ts @erin9eres als oQc driltli6en Sir
ben mieoer eini9en> bolo 9eoenfen
lie ouf ci9enen Tuben 5u fteben un6 bon
anoeren fir6litben @emcinldoften lid
,ob5u19lieBen; 1eute 0iinft es elm 2eid=
tee, Die orie9ii6e STRIDE sum alttatbu'
li19en @lau6en gu befe6ren, norgen ion
fir ale 0lenl l6en Elm eiai9es 8efenntnib
er5o1t lperoen; aber an Itott etlpas Neues
~,pirtli6 5u formuliren, 9reift mani ouf att
fir9li6e Tormeln 5uriid, Die feline Mn=
aiebungsfraft boben. @o(ten ni6t Die
Mlttatbolifen ben Mblab, 0ieObrenbeibte,
bic 9eili9enonbetung un0 anoere tir9=
Ii6e n1titutionen iiber Boro uerfer1,
a,inoel ltens aber 6iele Snltitutiouen re-
formiren ? ssSa pobl, lie ,pollten es uno
iie wollten ne6 siel mebr> 'ober bisber
iinb iie 81 nidts sefommen. Die p6lige
Melultatloligfeit itsbie natirlid)e 5olge
Der fur9baren l1nflarbeit> aus Der fl
ni6t beraustommen lueroenl, 10 Ian9t
elm uneelunoes Yroiett bas anoere iast
uno 10 longe ]ie li@ nit BDlterbe9lii=
tfunss=Sbeen tragen, anitatt nit einigen
N}utb nur cine ein5ise 'uirflide &eforn
gu tpasen 2" ..
99re,e6t@eS @enttbuaa in
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-10-07
Mm5 ber S1tpeis,

M,.s Ser Sebmeij,
l. SIT ben lebten Sagen bes 9(uguit
mar Der 9c9en so Sabre 5dblenoe, ous
leinem 9eimotblonbe ousgelpielene Yfar=
rer &arrer BON Wablen Nauf fsnt6oO
auf Der &Idrei{e bon elmer Moufobrt
nacD Maria a1tein. I'm no1 8reitenba6
(@olotbarn), leinem 8etimmunssorte,
uno BON oo na9 oer Propltei 8ein,uyl
Su 9elan9en, luo Die 9uten patres Don
Maria ltein Dem ornlen, 9ebeu9ten, treuen
@eelenbirten 9fabrung un0 Oboa@ 9e=
wdbren> lnuBte Der 1 frDmme Wann mdb=
reno ettpo 5man5ig Mi,uten bos ~gelobte
2anb, .. !. oen 8ernerboben betreten.
&oum batte er ben Sub auf Ole ~beili9e
groe" 9elett, 10 ,uuroe er BON 5luei
2anojasern i6erfallen, feit9cuon1men
uno trob leiner @rtldrun9, oab er tei=
nesluegs beab ]i9te, T@ i'm Canton Bern
auf5ubaltell na9 2oufen in Die Sc fan=
genldoft 9efiibrt. Gs wac o6t l15r
9l6enos, als ct bort anfam. Die 9}o6t
muBte oer barmlole, wegen leiner @iite
uno Menl@enf freunoli@teit ollgemein
betannte uno beliebte, frieoli6e @reis
int &erter 5ubrinsen. @rlt AM folsen=
Den Sage, Morecns 11a llbr puroe er
tpieoer auf freien SUP ge1ebt. - 2. Gin
lultigeres @tidlein bat 1i9 Dor 5tpei
ODER bret Monaten i'm ct. Smmertbale
ereignet. Gin bel9nau5ter uno bebarte=
ter, idpar5getleibeter 9err fam mad
Gargemont unO pertpeilte balelbft einige
3eit in oer @eieai6aft BEG 5abrifbeii=
bers st., zines eifri9en &atbolifen. Die
poliaei erfabrt oies. Wo&t ing &C.
tuebr! Gs lit ein Pfaff i'm 2ano !" Mm
anbe1n Morgen, frWb I'M orei ubr,
tomut Der 2anojdger bon @oncebo3
beran unb betpadt nit ern iter Miene
oas @aitbaus no osr permeintli9e
aBfaH" psrbor9en. u9alt wer ba !"
1bieB es, als 2ebterer 6eraustrat, UNI nit
Der @iienbabn feline &eile fo:tSuleben.
xGie linb arrttirt" ~Darum u@ie
|linb elm pertappter Pfaffe." uMit MIDI
ten; i'd bin Elm Commis voyagsur.
v3eisen @is mir SIRE @6riften !" Ser
@en6arm nobm sapon ginli9t nit el'
lenlan9em @eli9te. Ser permeintli9f
vYfaffe"' mar Elm Suoe. q. Gin abn=
li6es @tiid6en paliirte jInsit in oe'
Ndbe BON Yruntrut> iu Doncourt. Gin
iun9er Menl@ nedte li@ gum @pab IN
einen Prieiterrod. Gin 2onoiager la1
i'm unb lief ibnl feu9eno na9 NIT &C.
laoener Pitole. Balo bolte er i'm cir
uno brobte, wenn ct 1i4 ni9t er9ebe
: auf i'm gu 16ieben. SEPT @paB be
: seite. Ser permeintli@e prieiter ersas
li6, tpuroe aber ni9t ein9eitedt; es tsa
/ Elm &aoic0ler 4. Qlm gnoe be!
Delsber9ertbales> oiesieits oes @@war5
!, bubenlanbes, lie9t oas be19eioene 9Drf
den Mont1 1euelier. Cine a9t5i9labrl9
Dem @ter6en nabe, lieb ben BET
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-10-07
3tpifbet &iam,tsel aa.b Grbe.

SDaVaI%USW Ny0utUsSA kk1eD ~IpG~
Scr 9uftl6iffer 8lonoeau >polte am
81. Mu9uit in Orange, 9eportement
Wanclule, NIT elmer Monsolfiere, unter
Der ein 70 Gentimeter lan9es Srope5 be-
feIti9t mar iporan er tpdbreno Der
Tabrt 9pmnaitil9e ltebunseu on5uitelen
beabli4ti9te aufitei9en, uno luar nit
Dem 9ur919neioen Der @trde bel9df=
tigt, ,p66reno Oct Ballon BON et,pa Orei=
Big Menl6en 9ebolten tuuroe. Ser
Befebl sum 2oslolIen >uurbe 9egebent
Die 2eute troten 5uriid Der Bal1ou 1tie9
auf ais man pl0bli6 bemerfte, oab ein
oe,piIer 8our1e, Elm Sil9(er, nit ei1,em
TuBe in Die @tridc oberDalb oes Srdpe=
5es pertpidelt> nit Dem 8ollon empor=
9efubrt mur0e. Ser Q(nblicf oes 01on=
mes, Der bod in oer Sui frei .i6we6te,
tuar l6redIid Die 9on5e 3ul@auermense
mar itumm por @ntleben, ein5elne 9o=
men fielen in Sbnma@t. Dfon lab
Bour9e ben freien SUB bepe9en nno
flr9tete> er meroe berabltiir5en. Blon=
beau 1prana auf oas Srape5 uno man
b0rte> lpie er oem Manne Dem es 9e=
|lun9en mar, einen @trid gu ergreifen> 5u-
riet feit5ubalten. 0ies mar oos 2ebte,
lpos man b6ren fonnte, uno halo lab
man ben 8ollon nur nod ols einen
Punft am @immel. Gno1i6 bcoba6tet
man, pie Der Ballon in elmer 606e
BON ettua 1000 N1eter unfdn9t gu linten,
uno 1iebt ben 9uftI6iffer auf Dem Sra=
peg Feben> iiber linn 8ourde, Der nod
INNER NIT Dem enen SUP in 6em Stride
bling uno I6 ouf Ger auoern @eite NIT
beiben 6anoen an Dem $au feIbielt,
wabreno 1ein &0rper in Der Mitte aui
benz 9opfe Blonoeau's rubte. Beioe
errei9ten 9liidli9 Die Groe.
Sem Mairs BON Orange Der i'm
tpeeen 1eiues Mutbes unb ieiner &olt=
bliitigteit begliidmiin19te, CAB Blonbeau
folgenben Beri@t iiber Die Tabrt:
Qlls id einen Menl@en an einem Sub'
iiber meinem &opfe bdnsen iob> tua'
mein erfter @eoanfe> in oas @eilwerl
aber i'm gu flettern> bamit i9 burd
1einen San, Der mir unpermeioli6 er=
l9ien, nidt nit berab9eriien tuiiroe
Sn oemlel6en Musenblide ober bDrte id
i'm ausrufen: Mein @eib Meine Sin:
Der! Sci bielen @orten per9as i@ mein
eisene &efabr, felte mid oufredt all
bos Srope5 un6 es 9elang mir a(lmab
Zig ,neinen &opf unter ben &iiden Dc!
s W(annes 5u brin9en. v@eben @ie au
; ben 8allon ooer i9lieben @ie Die @u
= gen." rief i'd ibm 5u ~unb i@ ite9e i'll
SIRE &ettl1n9 elm; aber periu6en @i
E ni9t, Ben TuBe los 5u MAIDEN oeer mi
Z iinb 8eibe perIpren." Ser MQnn {l1hnt
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-09-29
A Tennessee Cloud Burst.

One of the greatest rain storms occurred
in Tennessee, on the line of tho Nashville
and Chattanooga II. r., on the night of the
Goth of August, ever known in that vicinity.
Residents stated that the rainfall was terri
flc. Grow creek, at a point on the line
about sixty miles distant from the city, at
the head of the canal, swollen beyond all
precedent struck the solid railroad en-
bankment, which at this point was about
forty feet high, and perhaps fifty feet at
the base, and composed of rock.
This was carried away by the water to
the width of 100 feet or more, leaving the
railroad iron and cross ties suspended in
the air, sustained only by the fish bars
Below, distance of 300 OF 800 yards, the
current again struck like embankment,
cutting away and creating an immense
chasm, moving at this and other places be-
tween 1000 and 1900 feet of railway track.
About one-half of Mr.. Silas Shaver's house
was washed away, with an old lady and
four children. This occurred at about II
o'clock in the forenoon.
The building lodged few hundred yards
below. The inmates were all saved by
holding to the drift until next morning.
Another house was torn to pieces, the in
mates barely escaping, losing everything.
The farmers suffered great damage in their
stock, crops and fences.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-09-29
MUSIC FOR OCTOBER.


God bless our Home Song y Cho. Stewart, 40
Gray Hairs OF my Father, Song Il ChO. Pratt, 80
Two O'Clock in. the Morning, Song 4 Cho. Percy 40
Danks, 49, 80
I'm a-gwne down South, Song Il Cho. HAYS. IS
Where ne re-. Birds sing the sweetest, Song & Cho.
Whisper softly, Mothers dying Song Il Cho.
Stewart 80
Let the Sunshine in, Song & ChO Danks, 80
Kitty Mckay Song Il ChO Hays 35
My Mothers growing old Song Il Cho. Percy So
Nora, the Pride of Kilkee, Song 4 ChO. Hays, 40
Little Hands that open the Gates, Song 4 Cho.
Leslie, 35
Poor old Grandpa, Song & Cho Hays 40
Close the Shutters gently Song y Cho. Hays, 80
Throw your Whiskey out, Song Il Cho. Leighton 30
INSTRUMENTAL.
Golden Hours, Melodie. G. d. Wilson, 35
westward Ho Grand Gal0p G. ID. Wilson, 7j
Trembling Leaves Instrumental. Kinkel, so
Silvery Spray In strumental. Kinkel, so
Pure as Gold Waltz. Mayath, 35
j oily Fiddlers, GalOp, Maylath, SO
Circling Waves BarcarOlle. Kinkel, 40
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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-09-29
A Judges Confession.

A Philadelphia Judge recently made
remarkable confession, as will be seen by
the following, taken from the court pro-
ceedings as reported by the Ledger on
Tuesday last (; nt
"John j. Ridgway, esq, addressing the
court yesterday, called attention to the
case of Sanford M'Calla, who upon COM
plant made by him to the court, short
time ago, against the register of wills and
his deputy, was told TO go before an alder
man. Mr.. Ridgway said that M'Calla had
applied to several aldermen and they had
refused to act. Mr.. M'Calla had made an
affidavit, which he (Ridgway) proposed to
read.
Judge Finletter said that he would take it
for granted that Mr.. NJ Gala had done so.
Mr.. Ridgway-May have the liberty of
filing itP
Judge Finletter-I decline to acc in this
matter. First. Because the regular bust
ness of this court requires my whole time
and attention, and there are several Of my
brother Judges not engaged. Secondly.
Because, though have acted in many in
stances of this character, no single case
has ever reached trial and the moral
force of commitment by the court has
therefore lost its effect, either to prevent
crimes of this character or to punish
them"
A Judge who makes confession that.he
is unable to enforce law, or have con-
viction found in his court for violation of
it, acknowledges that the "ring officials"
are more powerful than the law or the
courts.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-09-29
Flight with A Mad Dog.

A few days since, says st. Louis ex-
change, dog, frothing at the mouth, made
his way down Poplar street, and when In
front of the residence Of Mr.. L. Lippman,
between Second and Third, turned and
went into the house. Seeing the symptoms
of hydrophobia the whole family rushed in
alright up stairs into the second story.
Officer Burke was called to the spot and
from second story window Mr.. Lippman
informed him that the dog was in the front
room down stairs
Officer Burke entered the room, shutting
the door after him. The dog was under the
table, but as soon as the officer entered, ran
out into the room, fOaming and frothing at
the mouth. Officer Burke fired five shots
at him, when the dog sprang at his threat,
but missing caught the officer's blouse in
his teeth. The officer then drew out his
club, and with few terrific blows laid the
brute low.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-09-29
Rnilrnad Disaster.

The passenger train on the Belvidere and
and Delaware railroad, which left Phillips
burg at :35 last Tuesday afternoon for
Philadelphia five minutes late, collided
with an up freight train at Warmers about
three miles down the river. The freight
train was in the turn out. The passenger
train was running at the regular speed at
the time of the collision. The baggage
car telescoped the smoking car. All the
injured were in those two cars. Samuel Y.
Myers, of Harrisburg neck broken, killed !:
John Sayford, of Harrisburg, injured; Mr.
Sheldon, injured face and the upper lip cut
off Mrs Sheldon was badly cut in the
face Mr.. Goldsmith, the mail agent, was
slightly injured, and he heroically refused
to leave his mail Car, notwithstanding his
painful injuries. The Easton postmaster
went down to take charge of his nails
Mr.. Hope, express agent, was badly in
jured F; Jonathan Thornton, engineer, had
his right shoulder dislocated John Dean,
fireman, one leg and one arm injured (;
Thomas Rogan, foreman of the track, Sc
riously injured in the head and back; Will
liam f. Conway, of Lambertville, badly
cut in the head William Girdon, engineer
on the main line, badly injured in the left
shoulder, arm and head.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-09-29
A Medicine Chest in Miniature.

Mishlers Herb Bitters is not a beverage but n
strictly medicinal preparation, more thOroughly
adapted to the wants Of the general public than
any other In the market Unlike all other 40
called Remedies, IL is prepared under the direct
personal supervision OF an eminent PhysIoan
s. b. Hartman M. d., the senior proprietor is a
regular graduate OF the Jefferson Medical College
OF Philadelphia, and a practlcing physician Of
large experience and extensive practice In such
hands the public may rest assured that Mshler's
Herb Bitters Is compounded In strict accordance
with correct Pharmaceutical principles and that
none but the choicest ingredients enter into its
composition
Its immense sale alone is conclusive proof that
It possesses merit OF q high order. Merchants
bankers, clergymen lawyers, clerks and Others
engaged In sedentary occupations, experience its
wonderful effects In relieving the depression caus
ed by severe mental labor; while the mechanic
farmer and laborer, find their bodily vigOr restOr.
ed like magic by its use. 'l0l.II7'
At this season q the year, when DIARRHRA
CRAMPS COLES and Kindred disorders caused bV
eating IInripe fruits imprudent indulQence Al
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-09-29
Saved by a Melon.

A young man residing with his father in
Patchogue, L. l., night or two ago heard
a noise in the direction Of watermelon
patch, and looking out of his bedroom win
dow saw man in the act of "hooking''
one. He seized gun loaded with small
shot, which.he kept handy for such pur-
pose, and blazed away at the supposed
thief A yell followed, and the young man
was Mortified to discover by the voice that
he had shot at his own father. The " old
man" came running into the house with a
big watermelon under his arm, which he
had been selecting for breakfast the next
morning, and.it was found that fortunately
the entire charge had lodged in the melon
mot shot having struck the person OF
the supposed thief.