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October 7, 1875-tf.]

New York city received this season A.
4O1 car loads, or 2,200,1OO baskets Of
peaches.
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THERE is good promise of large crop
of chestnutS and hickorynuts this season.
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POCKET book snatchers are busy in Phil
adelphia.
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Which is thronged with Customers to 500
Handsome New Fall Goods

Heavy purchases made at the late Great
Slaughter in Dry Goods.
Hard times and low prices for cash IN
hand, is the Motto, the lowest prices ever
quoted or Dry Goods are now given at tho
Ne,0 York Store, everything down to the
lowest ebb, and the advantages of a new and
handsome stock to select from.
A visit Of inspection well worth vour
while, as you can't fail to see something
worth seeing.
We are Offering now the largest and best
line of Dress Goods ever offered in Strouds-
burg.
In Warp Poplins, Tycoon Reps, Alpaca
Lusters, French Merenoes, Cashmeres and
Empress Cloth, in all the new Fall Shades
of Bottle Green, Navy Blue, Seal Brown,
&c, Black Alpaca from the bottom price,
to the best.
Handsome Plaids in the Newest Fall
Shades, Mohair Mixtures, &c, and nearly
anything from D cent Calico up, and don't
forget to look at the elegant line Of Wool
Flanncls, i'll Domet, Plain Wool, Shaker
full yard wide, Plain Red and Twilight in
all Grades.
Plain Shifting of Navy Blue &c, all
cheap enough to make Your pocket look
smile and give up its contents.
Last in the Flannel line comes the Can
ton Flannels, in Bleachcd, Brown and
Colored Of all grades.
Don't pass them by for they will do you
good, and all SO low, that the happy pos
SCISSOR Of % cents can own Flannel SHIRT.
And while you are in, look at those
Ginghams for the mere price Of weaving,
and piles Of Calicos, the handsome produc-
tions Of the printers.
And another thing we'll worth your at
tontion, is our stock Of Cloth, CasSinleres
and Water Proof, in Black, Blue, Green,
Gold and Plaid.
Worsted Coating, all Wool Cloth for
Shirts, nice goods for boys wear, and in
fact Il full line from such as will do to drive
the COW III, to some, fit to court the incest
girl living, in.
Also examine their Shirts and Drawers,
full line for Men, Ladies and Children,
at prices full 10 per cent lower than they
have ever been offered for III Struudsburg
Ribbons in all widths and shades such
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Livery Exchange Stables.

~ The undersigned having pur-
ET-G--f chased the stock of Horses, Car
39TTI riageS, &c, owned by A W
eaSs2zz2ass sSss Fangboner, beg leave to say to
the public they have horses and carriages to
hire at all hours on reasonable terms.
PEIRSON & THOMPSON,
Office opposite r. r. Depot,
East Stroudsburg, Pa.
Stables immediately in rear.
Sept so, lS75.-tf
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FOR GOVERNOR,

Republican State Nominations
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Che 1eGcrsouiou.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER Z, 1875.
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Heavy purchases made at the late Great
Slaughter in Dry Goods.
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INCORPORATION NOTICE.

Stroud tsp, Monroe County, Oct. :, 1S75-6t
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HENRY RAW He.
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Announcements
lAnnouncemcnts)
Irritation of scalp-BURNETr's COCAINE cures


lAnnouncemcnts)
Irritation of scap-BURNETT's COCAINE cures
THE best and most economical SOAP in use
Is PYLEs o. X. Depot, $50 Washington ST.
A.-Alaska Cashmere and Straw HATS. Low
est prices T. EKsESWLH, ls Nassaust, Spruce 81.
HOLINESS BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH, No.
57l Broadway. Twelve years practical experience The
being furnished with p of our Electric ASNUN
CIAIORs. Look out for cheap improvements
A splendid fabric is the Alaska Cashmere
HAT Inst introduced by of NO 2l2 broadway tho
FIFTH Avenue Hotel. Those who rcer for the
will lind abundant variety of the finest quality
at either OF these establishments
LAMPLOUGH's PYRETIC SALINE is the cure for
fevers bousnoss small skin Diseases and other
Spring summer ailments. Sold by Chemists throughout
tie world the Maker, ll3 Olbon HILL London England
Use substitute
AVON \ COSTIvE IIABIr OF BODY, rot only
because inc discomfort but lest IT engcHdcr ds
involving serious consequences Dr. JAMES SAN
ALIVE eiiler Laxative or CahaTtic, ACCORDING 10 the
dose Dc depended upon 10 poiucc healthy socr,ons
OF the Liver and stomach.
LORD & TAYLOR, Grand and Chryste.
FURTHER DtCIloN ~ CAMfTs.
Administers So - 30 30 WtOs So % 10 81 80.
Nelvcts, ~ Body brussels ~ 20 to II 30.
America Tapestries -. Ihreeplys, IL %.
IngTains all wool, s5c, worth -. Matnes 20c upward
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CONTROLLER GREEN on THE SCHOOL
SYSTEM.

WORK OF THE PRESENT BOARD OF EDUCATIONAL
MOVEMENT TO CHANGE THE PRESENT MODE OF
PAYMENTS OBJECTED TO.
Controller Green has written a letter in re-
ply TO a communication from b. d. L. Sutherland, Pres
dent OF the School Teachers Association. Mr. Suther
lands communication thanked Mr. Green for the KIND
ness and courtesy shown principals and teachers In the
Finance Department and for the promptness with which
their monthly salaries have been paid The Controller
In his reply makes the following statement with others
Idce it fortunate my earliest experience In pub
lie affairs gained III connection WIN our scnoo
system and that during subsequent connection WIN
the Central Park opportunities were constantly aVacd
of by consider and recognize In the Park me claims
that system The way thus paved for those great
in course OF erection when are 10 DC i
~ Museums Science and Art aud which hope Will be
found eminenty useful originally intended In the
development of the great educational OF inns NE
While the business machinery of this system Is supplied
nv organizations sometimes Influenced 10y political eddcs
and currents according to lccalt and circumstances
yet those who know much of u, KNOW mat ts rihcery
tIepcnds chiefly upon the educators Ii is 10 the broad
and cngl.c training from teachers ana Ia Inc pDln
lar appreciation Of the value OF their lahoIs that we are
to look for preservation Of our cherished American
system schools upon which the future or our
country so largely depends Under the present Board Of
Education the schools have reached great EXCELLENCE
and have doubt that the Board viii faithfully uSc liz
powers TO promote the great interests committed To Its
charge. ~
IL Is with some regret however, that learn OF move
ment inst now afoot in the Board Of Education, which
will tend to disturb the mode OF yments adopted under
the new charter and which has worked well Formerly
each department audited its own accounts ami pad lis
employees and claimants inns cd 10 a Sii o' CONFUSION
III regard responsibility aud accountability 10 which
all intelligent men should be lOath 10 return. IDcic
should always be- there il now nder orr present sys
tenn a single department for examining auditing ana
paving salaries aud bills of all the other depart
and officers city, and whoever undertakes 10 us
turb this ~ does good service to the community
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ALLEGED BIGAMY IN BROOKLYN.
charOe of bipamy was made by Thomas

charge OF blgaIny WIS mlut by IHOIIiHs
Quinn Of No BolyaI-s again his wife Ellen. 10
before Justice Walsh, yesterday, in marrying Henry
Naglc o. No. 81 Bond st., whom lie also charged with
misdemeanor in marrying the woman, knowing that she
already had living husband. The said that she
had been married complainant but that shortly after
marrying him she was informed that he had wife ana
two children living she accordingly left him two years
ago and had not been living with him since Some time
ago she met Magic, who proposed marriage 10 her. She
accepted him and they united but she had not In
formed Naglc of her previous relations with Quinn
until after they were married Magic coIr0b0raed her
that he lad never met Quinn personally, but that the
latter had for several days been threatening his life
When called for examination the woman pleaded not
guilty and waived examination TO 60 before the Grand
jury She said that her was Nctc MeClOsky, that
she was "A taoress, and born at Norwich, Conn.
Maggie was held for examination.
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MASONIC INTERESTS.

CLOSING SESSIONS OF TIE GRAND LoDGE-PARADE
OF DETROIT COMMANDEKY POSTPONED.
The Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted
Masons of the State OF NewYOrk closed its annual
municatiOn yesterday afternoon. ElwoOd f.. Thorne
Grand Master presided the other Grand officers
pied their several stations. The widow Of william L.
Barnes prescned the Grand Lodge with stone pitcher
einbelished with Masonic emblcms and reported 10 be
200 years old. Past Grand Master Clinton f. Paige in
stalled the newly elected Grand officers with the usual
ceremonies.
James ". Hustled Deputy Grand Master, read congrat
ulatory letters the Grand Master and Grand Secre
tary OF tie Grand Lodge Of Denmark and the Crown
Prince of that kingdom.
The decisions OF the Grand Master during the past year
questions arising under the constitution and statutes
were approved by the Grand Lodge Appropriations Of
money were made for the following objects:
Masonic Boards OF Relief, NewYOrk, 81 900; Brook
In, Nes.ern District, IL 200; brooklyn, Eastern DIS
tnct, $500; Buffalo, $500; Albany, 300; IOckport,
Secretary 50 500 clerk hire 81 900 salary OF the Grand
Treasurer $500; Grand Pursuydnt, 5000 Grand Tyler
5000 Committee Foreign COrIcs pOndencc aud Trans
atl0ns, 500; Committee On Charity, S26J; Committee
Ac Grand Masters Office, $50; Grand Lodge reporters,
$780, frame for portrait OF James Herring late Grand
Secretary $50; publications for library, 500; ID. t.
Howell ~ Co., aprons, tewes, DC, appeItaning Ia the
dcdlc aOn ordered by the Grand Master, $I21 5O John
l. Lewis, Orator Of the Day $780, case for Grand Lodge
banner. Sl5O.
The salary OF George b. Raymond the Grand Lecrurer
was 800, with allowances OF $500 for travelling
EXPENSES with the requirement that he shall visit per
soDay each Masonic District In the State IN each
year. and exempy therein the three degrees OF Masonry
warrants were granted " tho following odges under dis
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY

pensation Mount william, Aurora 0rata, Oaska klop
stock Maple Grove. Covenant Silver. and eavona Tho
session was closed by singing the Doxology and bene-
dicton by the Grand Chaplain.
THE DISPLAY OF MICHIGAN KNIGHTS TEMPLABs.
Much disappointment was expressed yesterday morn
ing by the large number persons who had collected In
City Hall Park at the absence Of Detroit Commandcy OF
Kpghts emplars Ii had been announced that the Com
mandery would give an exhibition drill before the Mayor
and Common Council at IL o'clock, but Mayor Wickham
was absent from the city Thursday and could not
be ascertained In time whether no would return or not
Yesterday morning At the appointed hour, however.
the Mayor In his office Arrangements have Dceli
now made to give exhibition drill this afternoon on
its WAY TO the Twentlhird-st ferry. The knights nave
been called together for p m; at the Grand central
Hotel. and the lines viii be formed at $40 n with fai-
esne ndcry under the command OF Grand Mster
EllWOod f. Thornc escort. The march VIII he taken
up at o'clock and the Knights, In ful-dress uniform
will 60 TO Urionsquare Aicr the 9TH, Wmsh VIII
escort will march through Seventeenthst to Fftave,
thence to and through Twenty TO the Terry 10
Jersey City. The Michigan kniens NIL take sie',
main ut Suspension Bridge over sunday ana 10 reaeh
Detroit on Monday morning, when reception VIII De
given them by Gov. Bagey, the city authorities, and
those Tcmpars resident III the ci!' WHO "crc uhpic "
accompany them on the Trip: ,
dress parade aud rolcall were held yesterday morn
Grand Central Hotel, and was witnessed by tho guests
OF the hotel. among whom were many ladies' -
Grand Master Thorne accompanied by ii. III. Brockway
and J. T. Roberts officers OF Palestine COmiand"fy No:
OF this called evening NJ the headqart' re- OF
Detroit Comnandery 10 pay fratcrna VISIT and also to
make arrangements the escort to be given 10 the
Michigan knights from the Grand Central Hotel 10
and thence to the point Of departure. vice
President Wilson oppressed desire last evening TO wit
ness the drill OF the COmmandery ana stated that ne
would be present in this afternoon TOT tha'
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ing the discharge Of his duty and sent by Justice
Mdesrook the Kings County Pententay for nine and
months respectively Another Of the party John
Donney sent 10 the County Jail in default Of slOO
rermanj ell Last week George McGiah arrested
sharge 81 highway robbery and held in 70 await ane
Lar and SNEAK Thief Mas % At 1 o and
in $4,000 honda
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES
CoLD sPRING.-Seymour Lansing, the engineer
injured by the explosion locomotive at Rhinebeck ON
Thursday died yesterday morning The condition OF the hre-
injured time improving Two car thieves
named Thomas ally and James Mc6arty were sur
night Nay resisted and shot by Delaney the "a'ch
man, but not seriously wounded
NEwJERSEY.
PATERsoN.-The Clifton Race Course will be for
mally opened on July 5, G, and z. Two races VII pe
run each day. and premiums amounting to $500 VIII DC
offered The operative silk woayers have appointed CON-
mtee to employers who paying less than the
standard rates and Try 10 effect an ancable arrangement
Thomas Maxwell was arrested in Jersey G h On fm "S
McWiilams Paterson May %. From papers iOunl ~
YESTERDAY VIM Bradley years Of age. over by
train the Erie Railway yesterday at Division e. bG,n iii
legs crushed bong nearly severed lie
probably die.
HARRIsoY-The Common Council held meeting on THURSDAY
evening of the Comm ttee appointed 10 INQUIRE
concerning books Of the Collectors OF Arrears OF
Which p0TeG for ' i g 1870 and
could not he foand Nr Dal me expert maze d G te
toga iiG sSitias s2ss22 e. James crncy elected
Oyerseer Of the Poor.
BooxroNThe Colorado potatobugs have Just made their
with them, and everybody is Fighting them dho psn.'noo
found on of the Passac near where hs pcy was
found The NAL between IN. place ana btooA rp3 and i
inches long caught Thursday IN the Rocka" Ne'
HoBokEyohn yek carpensr wss committed to the ne
alleged thai he set hc to his shop While
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-05
POLICE NOTES.

Officer Cantrcll Of the Twenty -second Precinct
Police killed rabd dogs yesterday at No. 223 West Forty
eighthst
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday,
Charles Lang was held for sabbng Abraham Frank during
q quarrel between them al No. los Rdgest.
Patrick Cosgrove, living at Grand and Mulberry
st c from the third story Of the building ut NO lls
Ezabotb the ground yesterday, and injuries Were TO
that probably will prove fatal lie was taken TO Belle
Hospital
At the Washington Place Police Court yesterday,
Henry GouIloy Of No Is Eldrdgest was held in 5000
bail efraudnC IeiCh OF NO III Greene ~ uf
saloon and situated az NO 40 Prince St lie
that he had mortgage on valuable properly IN
Isp l. which upon subsequent inquiry was found 70 ne
false Henry schroeder held in 900 bail for stealing
eWelrv valued $50 the property of Lolita Collins 81 No 500
West Twenty eighth John Brennan, Joseph Fields and
John H. Fields held in $4,000 bail each for breaking into
house Of Sarah a. Meyers at No 90 West Ihirds and
stealing property valued at $50.
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HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTS IN
RROAnWAY
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

sam.e5,. Noon, 7eo. sp.mas2'. Midnight &C..
Highest during the day. SO. Lowest, b7'
Average 6eAao. Same day, 1874, So
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CONSUMPTION.
THE TONIC TREATMENT OF CONSUMPTION
WINCHESTERS HYPOPHOSPHITE
OF LINE AND SODA.
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In the treatment Of that terrible Of
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1t will be noticed that IN all OF CONSUMPTION and
IN every stage OF the disease the PATIENTS greatest need IA
Observation-Disclosures TO tike exercise, STRENGTH to
create vigorous appetite and STRENGTH digest the food
eaten This vital need IL perfectly supplied by WINCHES.
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In every OF CONsUMPTION thus treated where sum
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A.-Alaska Cashmere and Straw HATS. Low
prices f. ERAESWLE lis Nassau-st, near SIrucest.
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THE best and most economical SOAP in us
Is PYLE's o. X. Depot, $50 Washington St
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DAMAGE TO INDIANA RAILWAY PROPERTY By
TIE LATE STORM

INDIANAPOLIS, June 1.-The damage done to
the various railroads by the late storm Is being rapidly
repaircd rhe Paniapdle trains running regularly
and the Bee Line resumed its regular trains last night
The other roads excepting the indianapolis and YIN
cennes Indianapolis Peru and Chicago. ard the India
napois bloomington ana Western Roads, are transfer
ring the breaks. The water in the northern
part OF the city has subsidized.
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HOLINESS BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH, No
b7l BROADWAY Twelve years practical experience The
being furnished with - al Electric ASNUN
CIAIOgs Look out for cheap iInprOV enents.
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FffA Arenue Hotel-Inspector-Ce General ID. b. Sscket
o. & Army Thomas Plat Of Oswego n VI;
the Hon Gsusha A. Grow OF Pennsylysna encouragement
M Marvin and Judge Charles Mason of Utica
49, Westminster Hol-Fulton Paul, u s. CoDsu ct Trinidad
Of Kingston, and Gen. G. Magee Of schuyler Cor n w.
Hot<I Brusrek- DR. w H. Of Philadelphia
Hoe-The Hon. G. p Leslie OF South Carolina
- Surterdnt Ro,lseJudge Robert H. Brown Of Atlanta Ga
g., ST Nicholas Hotel-C H. Northam OF Hartford.
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