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THAT HATED Jan AGAIN.
HiGh-ba ndcd OuIrages bv sheriff Corners
AppOintces in Ludlow street.

hich-hundcd Outrnges bv Shertn Corners
Appointees in Ludlow street.
Messrs. Cipperly & Collins, dealers in
hat Trimmings at so Broadway. engaged MIR. +.
W. ute to drum for them IN New EnglGnd two
ago. Mr. whites remuneration was to
. percentage Of his sales. and his expenses
were to bo paid by the firm. About the 18th
he went to Boston, taking several boxes Of sam-
piles. What subsequently, happened is thus told
by him;
Business being duh In Boston. l made very
few sales. To pay my hotel bill and my way
back to New York sold the samples for about
$i5. On my arrival here l had about els
Of the money obtained by the sale.
My employers demanded the value Of the
samples, Slls, aud being unable to pay
that amount ! was arrested and committed to
Ludlow street jatl. was nut into a filthy room
with fifteen noisy men. As soon az they learned
had money they compelled me to ire them
ut tue bar Of the jail. Then Keepers Mccarthy
aud Dahb levied on my H. tie fund. When they
had had drink enough. had but one doll r left.
Later IN the day friday, Mccarthy demanded
him be beat me. On saturday Dahb. who treats
inuuensive prisoners with almost uneXimpled
cruelty, for no re- son. knocked me down,
beat me. and sat upon my breast. lie SAID,
INV ch you better than To I've uisrespectfu
TO your better, referring, probably 10 nv re-
lusal 10 yield the dollar to McCarthy Dabb
met me IN the corridor ON Sunda leled me
and kicked me about the head ANA body until
could scarceiv move. lie then dragged me into
a cell ana locked the door Clerk Gardner
being Informed OF my captivity, released me, aud
asked what tue trouble was. 1 told him Of
ID .bb's humanity, bu, Dabb DESTROYED the
effect OF my relation by saying that had tried
To XIII him with n hottie. The Clerk directed
me to complain To the sheriff. nut believing that
would not obt In redress through the Sheriff,
| made no complaint
Warden Dunnam said last evening have
no d 1ubt that all MIR. hike has said Of Keepers
Nice rthy and ID .bh is true. | did not appoint
them. aud cannot discharge them. they are
Sheriff Conner's aupOlu ecs. / did not hear Of
the cruel treatment Of Mr. White until he was
arraigned in the Essex Market police court"
Mr. White has teen released. Mcssrs. Cipperly
aud Collins having become his bondsmen.
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RLACK-CLARKE.-I Sev York. on wednesday,
Scot 80 by The lev Hrnri l. Myers John c. Black 10
Ncllic A. larke, Doth Of Chicago.
tOl~oN -NLAlt.-On saturday Sept. Is. 1915 hy
h air an NJ Now YlrF
HuGHEs-C RADIO K.-On Wednesday Sept. is, bY
the Rev Father o''i pastor OF : stephens Church
Jamr. I Hughes % Mary T. (rIdock, an Of BROOKLYN
LIfBERMr IN -BAIR.-Dn sunday, sept. no. by I'd
Rev. Dr. u. Eiuhorn, MIR Abraham Lebermuih to Mag
Rachel Baer
la N1E-GGLRFRr on the e2d INST. At the Church
OF the RESURRECTION by th. Rev. T.: o. fligs, d. o.,
GeorEe a L. VI II Nrw York 20 VI. Cornelia, edssf
daughter Of john VI. vi bert. formerly Of Montreal
M.GCNlGLE rAGGARr.-On sunday Sept. 10. b.
the Rev T. Martin. nlaiei T. McGunlgle OF lrOokDD q
Sarah A. Tnggirt ~ New York
NAl~AwALD-N ARRtN -On THURSDAY sent n
1873, by the Row. A Pad ocS. Louis {. Nat,awad "a
Jcn4ir Il War!en only daughter Of the late Charles
Gchrlst warren, u ~ BroOaiyu.
oBtltN-HANL tY.-At st Patrlck,s Cathedral, By
the Rev. John T. ketrnry Niilam I. O'Bren Of lhis
CRY % Kate n tnlry 81 Brolklyn
PlNCRNEN-HEHNAN E.-ln Brookyn, on the "a
inst, uy the Rev. Edward +. lngcrsoll, George ".
rincsneyof BronkNn TO Juiet C. only daughter Of
the tate Arthur liefMlnce, I rucrly Of New IurS.
sWtENtY- kOMALINAA.-At the church OF 81
I aries 30 romeo. broukyn' On .hursday Sept. 70.
1875 D. Che Roy Or Frcl. John A. sN eeney MOble.
Ala 10 Mara l.. rli ~ diughter Of John kOmaipkL
Esd OF bru0hyu.
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Brokers Under McComD. Dam bridge.

The Virginia seymour took large party from
the stock Exchange up to Harlem yesterday TO IL
roe between two oroGers md ~ addition the ONO and
Nile ISL. vi Railroad contracted Tor special Dolly Var.
den trans. The conortaLts were Alfred Torrance o
grandson Of COumod re- Vanderbilt, aud Ansiey 7.
DAVIS. a large uumurr OF pools were sold Dayis
81 900, Torrance $500, and oulhDe Oe ting was very
hea,y eve uuNn 10 $1,000 20 1000 Dawn tnr yoi.
The lance miltt, STRAIGHT away rOWpd
against the no ii, IRON lish Bridge IOWA Botl caught
g. water Mr ana lie race was nearly even tor some
distance ToNard the nhi mile II WAS evident to the
cna-iIn OF baY's numerous DcAVrs tnat ne was out.
ION ed and tne rect the Torrance had all
his own way, winning a. he pie scd. Tom Ihurue, q q
referee, went To sleep but he says the on la te
nuitnl tron tNenty 10 twenty-five minutes, ana all
M.
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WEDNESDAY, Sent. 20 FLOuh AND MEAL
flou rss sctiy drarer for shlppns extra ncy MN
ter eat hour nuu. sold at urrk Aaf Prices ulh'
srn mod ratcJ active Rye huur duh. Co meat qui t..
Mcquotei 30 q thDl, 2@sl h1i su crime II te ana
Western SbIOuefaIi; extra state hC. 60 Too tOi
Meslern spnnS heat extras, t5lucss0 40 do, Xxx md
NIX, t025Cts1 90, do, Water wheat anu AA 800
sS15' Mnncso patent, ssGs06O city shipping *.
lris, so@tdb 0i city trade and 'mlly oranus, 5000
ISL SOutaetn Oakers' and ully brands. t7Gs4S l5
southern shipping xtr $. Gl6@td9o. Rye hour sn.
perlne, f3.2OQtthbb. Corn meal Western DC. 1890
gs4 br1nIS wlne, tAs5' BseS~heat nour. v 100 rs,
TSovIsIoNs-Pork was dulI ana lower; sales 1000
bDls heN ness Tor October at S2lb0st2l5 3d. and $40
bbls on the SPOT ~ tl0oGs2l1e family meas, city,
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NEW YORK. Wednesday, Sept. 90. Receipts OF
bceves we're l5p car loads. 32s5 mead. manly com
mon and ordinary cattle. including % car loads of
Texas and therukcc stock The rSet very lame.
and common Texas and native steers had TO be sold az
q reduction from Moudass rates equal to &c. n.
The extreme rance for native sac 13c ~
to dress 500 ~ ms to the gross cwt aud for Tcxans
and eherokees some of which were very choice, sl1a
lie. n, TO dress jja5B MS
EReceps sheep AMI ambs we're % car loads or sS34
mead, largely nsel sheep and lambs from central and
western New YORK. The market opened late With =
dull feeling ami closed heavy At 4il@6i4c. n. for
sheep. an btl sac. FOR lambs
Bkecf pts ~ hogs werrhf5 car loads, head.
SOM heavy stare aud Ohio hogs sold alive At
lIaIiA., ! n "'N $3.50 -
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WHERE AN AGENT MADE 5000.
And Lost IL on his Principals appealing to the
Courts Tor Redress.

In 1866 "A Mr.. Brown of this city owned
the Irondae." Denmark" and the Stan
hope" mines in New jersey. Mr.. Post acting as
his agent In the management of the property.
The Stanhope mine was worth 5000, the Den
mark 5000, and the Irondale was yielding hand
somely. there being In October, 1865 over $4,000
worth of ore in the hands of Mr.. Post. The lat
ter represented To MIR. Brown In this month
that the lrundale mine was giving out.
ana advised him to dispose OF II. Oct. ~,
been for some time negotiating for the
le Of the mine vita one Poppenhausen, and
had mt length sold II to that gentleman for
$1,000. Mr. Brown refused to sanction this
after dealt with him through his attorney.
Through this medium he Informed Mr.. Post
thar lie could Give him a commission Of S25 90
II he Post) could procure a purchaser for all the
mines the ore on the surface, ana certain notes
he drown held. II was Aereed that the price
should pe i2jl,OO0, the lrondale mine being es-
tmatcd 10y Post at $4,000. he sale was made
upon this basis, and MIR. Post received bis com
mission Of &2jOOl. Subsequently, MIR. Brown
ascertaiucd that bis eX-agent, at the time
10 sell tue lrondale mine To PoppenhAusen TOR
$4,000 but htd studiously concealed the ex-
istence OF this contract from him, the owner OF
the property. Upon this Sir. Brown sued MIR.
missi IN he agreed To pay sir. Post and the
amount he received In excess OF the amount he
actually returned to him (Brown) referee
gave judgment Tor the amount claimed, and the
General Term atii med his decision, holding
that the agents position was one OF trust and
confidence. and that his employer was entitled
20 all Information as to the value Of the prop
ert which he could obtain. Inc Court held
also that Post was guilty of fraud and deceit,
aud the Court Of Appeal has affirmed this iIdg-
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Transactions Yesterday At the Exchange
comprised foreclosure sales Nv
J. 7 stearns One plot ld5Nl22.o east side Washing.
ton avenue. ami kuown a. lot No on map OF village
Of MOrrlsauia, s4t1O
nv VIM Kennedy one 2story frame house, win lot,
26HxN el'ts ic Avenue A. @52 rect south l2sd street.
ti,Huu ipl.lhtihs).
+, a I.iNrihtt a 20, ADJOURNED thlc OF land on
southwest corner Nichols nNcnuc and Prescott place
too {. -.
uouHrrd b.
a. n LUDLOW 4 GO ono house and stable. with plot.
ON nor b elnt lbI.t rect running through to 1874
fuort, Wet Iruth avenue.
~ samuel \. Steele one hou-o ftd lut north side
fnfy hrst surtt east seventh Avenue
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Boston, Sept. ea-Clouds completely obscured
the sun this morning, aud no observations could he
taken OF the eclipse although extensive arrangements
had bcea made al Cambridge observatory.
At Bangor, Me, the eclipse Of the this morning
was distinctly visible. the say being perfectly clear.
The eclipse perfect at G:iO O'Clock, anu disap.
Pc rcd entirely At f.ii. portion Of The sun was
visible AT $40, aul mlue u perfect crescent
Al Manchtettr y. IT, hr . ~ OF scientific men had
made accurate preparations to take observations
ana secure photographs of the various OF the
eclipse but we're able TO discern unly the shadoNy out
line OF the ring IL approached aud plsst over Al
though science ms but ltte enuugh wac to
verify almost u second, the predictions OF astron-
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81. LouIs, sept. 2.-In the United States Cir
cut Court yesterday the cases of Mcdonald, Joyce,
Fit1roy Beyis, Avery, and ulrch charged vita con.
spracy tcaeraud the United states revenue were con
unued on the ground that the defence was not ready
for trial owing 70 the absence OF important witnesses
Ia the OF MVDOnlid, Joyce FltltJyi anu Is Wis,
the indictment again VIII f9I conspiracy 20 destroy
punc records shed Oh Monday Oh tHchnic Ill.
y jude MAJ er ordered a oenon wr aut 20 De II ne
holding them TO ahhW ANY Ndct neat Whlth may he
against them ai the next term OF the cout an1
DAlI Mah nNNA AZ iA.uJN %. ID.
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Yc.lcrany,s nnlI 1nmc In MillLnm.hnruh.

Much interest was manifested IN the ball game
between PICKED tens OF New Nork ana players
In Wamsburgh yesterday. Thtre were four prizes II
t2O for the best batting and fielding both sides
STANDBY ana Powers won me prizes on the New York
de, anu Malone aud GrlcrHOn the HruOkhn Side.
Alter the game there throwing match. winch WAS
won by Tracy of lac New iVrA ten. Tno score VI the
game Is
New York ............... O o 0 0 . u O-S
brooklyn. ..,,.....,....... . 0 . Q o.
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The nine teams Of the First Division made the
following score seventh Regiment, AZ; twelfth,
AS; lwentv-sccond, IS Sevcnty-niuth, AS /;
Eighth, so; Seventy-nrst 3,0 Eighty. fourth
Jj; Ninth. sos SiNty-ninih, 20.
In the second Division the team shooting was
as follows; 1wenty-thiId, AZ Forty seventh
40; lhrtt-secOnd, 3is Fourteenth, 3E ; Thm-
tcenth, N Fifteenth Battalion, 219.
In the state match, in which the twelfth and
Twenty second Regiments have some shooting
to do yet. the best team scores are by the Sew
ontb, 45l lwenty-third, 4ib; Seventy ninth,
~ Eighth, 3M.
Can't Il. Z. Coleman Of the Nineteenth Reel-
ment, Newburgh, arrived yesterday with team.
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Arrived-wppsnsn,y. sent. %.

Arrived "WEDNESDAY. sent. 90
steamship Herman Livingston, savannah. mdse. ssa
pass
steamship Mercedta, Charleston mdse and pass.
steamship san SAL adOr. savannah. ndsc. and pasA
steamship nthtNO, southampton. mdse. and pass.
steamship AlbemArc. iawes. mtse. and pass
steamship Geo w. Elder. Lever ndse.
Steam-htp Franconiu, Portland. Me-. m ise.. &C.
snip John II Kimha'i, Liverpool, ~ ballast.
BARK safes. Bristol, IN ballast.
Birk Kate - duey. 4. a., Goa.
BARK ARA larra, frOnsfadt, IN bal asst.
BARK France ~ Plate. Limerick IN ballast
Brig somerset Gov nay coat.
Big l.. staples, Boston, IN ballast.
Also the usdai river and cOt.twlss vessets.
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DIED

RRITTON. -sudden,y, on wednesday, Sept. 20, isS6,
Acxanlcr H. AMI Nary May brltIou, aged 5y'an md
months.
NoucH Of funeral tl-morr, ".
MALoN. AT Nt,liusfpu IT, slt. on Tuesday sept
%. Ammo l.. Moore. vile % John " ~, Or,
The relatives ana friends IT me ram y are rcsped-
tuN invited 10 attend tt funeral from her late red
drucc kns-hr'd- 90 -uli ar 1854 A., on FRIDAY morn
M. oct AZ In ogock r. nl thence to the nurch %
the Auuunciltlun. Nuuhat awhile. where solemn ugh
OF requiem N Doe offered up for the repoe Of her
soul
REpDlNG rON. AT \ -sry cay Heights, on Tuesday.
Sent. IS. Jufur. lsrldiu-tlu. aged g. years.
Relatives and frIcuis ave resncFfulN Invited 10 at-
ted the funeral which all takr place ON Ihursdsy.
Srpf. &c., AZ uciuch, from hi- late residence, hrithh
II near Genital av. JsrsrF CIV Heights
SEfIN On Sept. &c. 1879. Capt Alexander Setly.
aged 50 yc1rs months. aud 2n diys.
Toe relatives ana ifculs are respectfully invited 70
attend "a fun ~rrvct- on Thur y, S-pt. 80, AZ
= VI from ms lltc residence, lis Levi. ~. Remains
viii n taken 10 rive. Mrstclester Co.. for intermenL
81. Louis papers pcasr copy.
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CINCINNArI, sept. % The Peoria ext res on
the Hamilton ana DsytoA Railroad ~h lett mere az 2
O'Clock liant evening, ran int oy freight tal AZ
Hamilton, OhiO, dc uOlshing sleeping cal The only
per ons injured were three young men named JOnn
hCuulcr, Auurew Wert1 anu Henry Deemer, who were
stealing rae the platform Of the sleepng car when
the freight tram sTuck ~. An rev WCTl was kiliCd
Instantly, aud john Scnuier Cd shortly aftcrWArd.
Henry Deemer tt living nut there are NO hopes VI
nia re-
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nANKING avn rIN4VCI4L.

ITIsA GOOD TlMEkOw rOPUBCHAsE"CALLs.'
Ihcy cost from 81 10 tloon and oitca pas pruh o
ten timcs the OF 40 less dian 800 nays. Snd To NJ ssr-
FkuI ilNGiIAM q GO. No. ~ Wall st., fut their buUi
giving IN particulars iree.
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stare ponds were nrm with fair trade. We nO'c
saes Of Tennessee d, GA. At aiis 5ia souh Caro-.
Una o. new, nunfund9hle BrOuhyn 6s. Park loan
hoy do ts water loan, lu3it aud New York state
bounty ,oan' registered, ~ lOs Railroad nd. were
~ ther advanced to lQ- and lnou Pacine lists lo4A
IN" prlncipa TRANSACTIONS were as follows. chic and
Northwest m snSiug fsnd, loSi enc. and Northwest
ern consolidated coupon gold bonds X tho. and
NnflhMrstf consolidated, HS C., G.. {. and | lst-.
10y M9rris and t,seS constr ct bonds, lolie II.
gage, l,n Mich. southern stnNing fund lOSif Lake
ore dividend bonds 1914 al03 Michigan Central y.
l"l o 10 ana Miss. consolidated siuking fund. 80
tc.tral racine 20 d o9nes' los, elo7i Union racnc
an - nl" rag 80" l"' 80 luia lnlk m IN
fcNic NinNlnE funl, ~. fll4 ninn Pntlnc e.. and
graat, i0se lois 1occO and Wanafh IL mortgage,
g. Great western let morign e., 1855 So thir and
Milwaukee l.i,. hS cine Railroad OF Missouri Isis,
So, Central lacinc lst mortgage san Joaquin biauch,
gi-.
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The second day of the fall meetins at Fleet
wood Park was mr-ey attended. The trst was
Tor purse OF 800 2;A class S22o TO hrst 400 to
S7h rd mile heats Oc,t in in harness.
nca Cracker was the iavorte ana he won inc race,
Il icNy nm scconI saul thrd lluH, ga . -, 2.ahty.
Ihc secl race, pursg i6h 23l ctts mle meats. W-
wun by e.. btUr Llttr ID ,rrit MiNNeh second Luok-
ON lnlIM. I.mr. -.-A. . ~. .Lu.
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ADe,.u,,irg nnuh Teller Arrested.

teller of toe Bank VI Commerce. and his father, have
been ARE ted by New York detectives M st, Angus
tine, Fiuriaa, anu are contnd Ia thl, Mr Simpson,
tue manager the Bank OF Commerce, has startef for
St Aus ustne. II II not known any oS toe stolen
money has been recovered.
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mARKsmANsnIp Ar cREEDMooR.
some OF the Best scores Made nv the Regi-
mental Teams Yesterday.

The shooting yesterday at Creedmoor
was confined 10 the First and Second Divisions,
Lanin 4 Rand, and state matches. In the First
Division tho Seventh Regiment team won the
FIRST prize, scoring AZ points out Of possible
600; second prize, Twelfth Regiment, as; third
prize. Twcnty-second Regiment. S3s fourth,
Seventv-ninth Regiment, as. The c prizes arc
two 800 trophies, a s15 French clock, and IA so
gold medal.
In the second Division match there are
twenty prize-. aggregatiug SlS0 in value. Frat
prize. state Division prize. sluO, second. a gold
badge. known a. the " pakin prize" presented
by the Second Division Headquarters: taird. "A
French CLOCK. presented bv Devlin Co.; three
silver trophies, valued respectively at $40 Sj
ana 81, and other smaller sums. The Ianges
were no and so yards, i've shots AT each. posi-
BILE ~ points man 60 a team military rides (;
position standing AT no. any AZ 81 yIrCs. The
winners were the following named
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MdRINE INTELLTGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THfs DAY
sun rises 30 sun sc.s.... IS Moon sets... 10
nfsu WArKE-rHf- DAY
SANDY HOOK Is GOV Island 81 Hell Gate. 10 10
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The Peruvian syrup Inns cured thOu-n bds
who we're suffering from dyspepsia, debility &c.
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One Of the most plen-an palliaiiyc- duriaH
sea -Cknrss, AMI one Of tne mos desirable aperiCH1
during sea voyage - Mix Of MaguesiA.
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Dollar C9se Of Homeopathic Medicines
win urectu Tor their sent postpfid rrccpt
oftl SMITHS HOmT pstluc Pharmacy, lOs 4th av.
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LYNCH In the city % New York on tine esth day Of
Scutcmhcr 1879 by tho Hon Charles DOnohue justice
uf the supreme Court. Annie Lynch from William c.
Lynch. cause, adultery
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A.-Rupturc Cured bS nr, Mnrsh PrincipaI
" late MARSH tol. hs old Office. Ne-ey ST. AstOT
House. No uptown bran b.
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Continued reduction In prices OF furniture,
and l67 CHATHAM sI 10 reduce stVek Now Ia The tame
" DuTch 1Ae.-AdU.
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Allow Logs. knock-k nrr-. Club Feet.
WcAk ankles, splnai curvature successfully by
DrMAksh Nesey S., Aston House. No uDtoEn
branch.
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Distemper In Hor.-s.-"CiLFs's IMMINENT
lOpIDE OF AMMONIA applied to the throat ana Rezl
gives instan relief RALPH OG1K,Ncterinary surgees.~
sold w all druggists depot a5i dth ay.
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Gusuuss Noticts.

Our Boy-.-rn- young gentlemen who are thor
ougiy pleased vi thls brilliant proiuc ION of Mr. IL
j. Br, on patrons of kNOA md viii wear his tall
style Of hat This spirndid iaOric be had M
broadway, 5J3 Bro1dvay, aud IN the Filth AycrDe
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Working people will nnd that Pyle's O. X.
SOAP savep y anu labor Sold Dg AL grocerFs-Aap.
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I1stlY. m inns nuftlei resume. we come TO
the need for reform la our laws nd In the prac-
tees If our courts Let as nave definite penal
lies att iched to each grade of crime, so hat
Wuen the jury huds "A prsoher guilty OF man
slaughter, bur!lny, robbery forgery, or any
otntr crime in certain g., gree, II shall be i'm
y Titiye upon the Judge to pass a sentence
all eady fixed positively by law AZ the penalty for
tuat rccise fence. hat "A burlesque upon
Justice II IN To- see New York iuuec sentence
one man 10 one years imprisonment or "A con-
Tossed attrlnot perpetrat' rJD lery m the first
degree twenty year Crime and another ul
TO i've years Tor attempting IN pick "A pocket
Yet the books of Sing Sing SHOW Just those
cases and the books of every State prison IN
New York sh W like perversiuns Of judci / au-
tnOrlty. Political lniluence h TOO apt u smut
the sLinda Of Judicl i appfecla.iIn of the
enoTuity Of offences ~ THIS city
A stop should be put to tne prevailing prao-
tioe OF Implied undeis and NJ between judges
and shysters, that Comparatively snort SEN en-
c,s Will be the reward nf confessions OF crime.
Very often this sSs EN- wOrAs 10 the pre- ldioe
Of tho innocent. aud always 10 the benefit OF tho
most guilty. A yOuth, led by bad company,
cnances 10 he present VIII u petty offence ~
perpe rated, and although not himself actually
gully. ~ arrested one OF the guilty parties.
A shyster, after getting his fee, puts on his
RrayesL face, AMI says Z" fhis u bid case, "a
very I'd case. Pm Oifaid you will have TO 90
up, Tue evidence will 90 deid AGAINST you. rhe
best thing YOU can 90 Is - plead Rillty 20 am at
tempt. Then 1 viii speak to the judge, plead
good previous character, extenuatlaG elroum-
stances, &c" &c.s and Won wiIl got on with Two
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Fathers have been compelled to aban-
den their families and seek work and
food. In one house the corpse of a
child was found that had perished for
want OF feed, and near it the mother,
PROSTATE and dying from the same
cause. He states that in Boone, Gree
ley, Sherman, Howard, Buffalo, and all
the counties fifty miles west of the Mis-.
souri, river, two-thirds Of the people are
destitute of all the necessaries Of life.
They have neither clothing nor shoes |;
and food is impossible to get.
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NEWS AND NOTES FOR PATRONS.

Withdrawal cards in Iowa are valid
for only six months. nd.
North Carolina has 483 oranges with a
membership of IL, 900. d
There were 4O8 Oranges organized in
the United States in October. H.
The Grange at Baraboo, Wis, has ar
ranged for series of discussions at its
weekly meetings.
Maine has 46 Oranges; New Hamp-
shire 10; Vermont 1S9; Massachusetts,
o.; and Connecticut4 4.
A Patrons Exchange will it is stated,
soon be opened at Des Moines, iowa,
to facilitate direct trade. ftH~s II
The Secretary of the Kansas State
Grange claims for it, 1890 Oranges
with $4,000 members in good standing.
The Iowa State Grange has purchased
the right to manufacturs haryesters and
reapers, and sell them at cost and trans
portation.
Brother 7. A. Thompson, Lecturer of
the National Grange is of, opinion that
to get drunk is to violate the Patrons
obligation, s1 .,g }
The defaultlng treasurer of the Mis-
souri, State Grange has been deposed.
The order will lose nothing, but he will
be left penniless. ~ s8'4'eA' .'''-'li'
The Executive Committee of the Ma
tional Grange has issued circular calll
ing for the correct addresses of all mas
ters Of sub-granges. 'N
Essex Grange, Mass. has adopted the
system Of direct trading. It's, first Or
der is for car of corn and another
for mill-feed from the Indiana State
Grange.