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Time, 3:104, 3:074, 31S. To Robert L..
Morgan was awarded the first premium of
$25; to G. H. Boyd the I'd premium of
$15; and Jesse Burbank the Sd premium
of $40.
This closed the second day amusements.
At least four thousand persons were upon
the ground the best order pre-
vailed and no accidents occurred.
THURSDAY-TH1RD DAY.
The throng on Thursday was much
greater than on any the preceding days,
it being estimated that there were upwards
of seven or eight thousand persons upon
the grounds.
The attractions of this day opened with
a potato picking match, in which three
colored boys participated. This was fol-
lowed by an amusing Wheelbarrow race.
The contestants, three colored men, were
blindfolded, an empty keg was placed %
yards distant, and they undertook to wheel
the barrow in straight line to strike the
keg. The singular crooks and turns they
made in their efforts were very amusing to
those who witnessed see the fun.
The Slow Race came next, the list pre-
MUM, So, being awarded to Isaac Cole,
the second, SO, to Henry Culling and the
third, So, to B. F. Hanway.
The Roman Chariot Race, driven by
ladies, did not come off, the Hartford ladies,
to their praise be it spoken, declining to
make an exhibition of themselves for the
gaze of the crowd Their places were more
appropriately supplied by Messrs. George
Archer and Joseph Favor, the latter Win
ming the prize, a silver ice pitcher and
goblet.
In the trotting race that followed, there
were four entries, as follows: John A,
Payne, mare Cora; VIM. II. Barton, Princes
George Wilson, Captain S. j. Morrison
Nicodemus. Four heats We're trotted as
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TEXAS CATTLE DIsEAsE.-Several weeks
ago, Mr.. Samuel Wheeler, who lives near the
Hickory, bought in Baltimore city four stock
cattle, three of which died, last Thursday and
Friday, of the Texas disease. The fourth has
not been affected up to this time. Mr.. james
NJ Cain also bought some of the same lot of
cattle, but none of his have showed any
symptoms of the disease yet.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

We will publish business notices in this
column, not displayed, for cents per line
for the first insertion, and cents per line
for each subsequent insertion-seven words
to count line. No advertisement inser,
ted as above unless prepaid.
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Time, 3:14, 319, 3:l3.
The premium Of $40 was awarded to
John A. Payne.
A double-team trotting race followed
for which John A. Payne entered mares
Cora and Beulah and 7. E. Morgan enter,
ed Market Girl and Arthur V. The premi.
UNI of $40 was won by Mr.. Payne's team
in two straight heats. Time 800, 1926.
To-day there will be public sale OF
stock, machinery, &C., flag gathering
race, u trotting race for n premium of $75
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"A suit to recover nearly a million dol
lars has been instituted in New York against
Tweed, who was arrested and admitted to
Jail in the sum of one million dollars.
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BREAKING TO PIECEs.-Thc so called Re-
form movement in Baltimore, for which SC
much was predicted seems to he falling to
pieces, on account of the rcpellant nature OF
its various elements. The honest Demo
Gratis who emQarkcd in it merely to purge
from the LEGISLATIVE and council ticket of
Baltimore city the names of those whom
they considered unfit or incompetent, have
discovered that they have been sold out, and
that the movement is en- ircly under the con.
troll of the Republicans Many of the mcr-
chants, therefore, who signed the call for the
reform meeting, have Withdrawn from the
movement, which has been perverted from its
original intention, and will vote the straight
out Democratic ticket. Among those most
prominent in the Merchants reform move
mcnt was Mr.. John S. Reese, who last Friday
night called a Democratic meeting to order,
in the twelfth ward, and stated his position
as follows:
Mr.. Reese said in calling this meeting to
order he would make some remarks personal
to himself before reading the list of officers.
lie had been made more promin ent in poll
tics than was common TO his former history.
He had signed the call for the Masonic TEN
pie meeting, and had called it to order. He,
in common with four.fifths of those consti.
tuting that meeting designed only the inves-
tigation of the legislative and council tickets
nominated by the Democratic party. All
knew what the committee appointed at that
meeting had done. Applause. Its work
had met his dissent, and lie believed large
majority of those who constituted that meet
ing and signed the call were opposed to max
ing nominations for any other than the coun
Gil and Legislature The idea that the nom.
nations of Carroll, Gwinn and Latrobe need
ed any investigation was not mooted or even
thought of. [Applause.] Who could suggest
the investigation of the character and fitness
of John Lee Carroll or Chas. j. M. Gwinn,
or Ferdinand Latrobe, or Joseph s. Heusler.
He had therefore withdrawn all fellowship
with the Masonic Temple organization, which
he believed Ind in view the putting of the
radical party in power TADpause1
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Meteorological Record of September, ,7J

The month has been cooler than any Septem.
Der since 1871. No frost has been observed at
this point, but in the immediate ncighborhood,
on lower ground. Several slight frost have been
noticed, but without observed effect. Between
noon on the 10th and the morning of the 18th,
there was a change of 30 degrees.
There fell during the month 3.77 inches of
rain. There were % days without storm, du-
ring which the were 10 rainy days. The princi-
pal rain of the month was that of the 18th and
10Th, ~ inches this rain was of about Is
hours continuance from first to last gentle wind
from n. to N. E., and presenting no character.
istics of the popular equnoctial
A few flakes of snow were observed to fall on
the afternoon of the Goth.
Barometical pressure more than usually vari.
able throughout the month.
OAKLAND SCHOOL, Fallston, GG.C.
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Building Association Notice

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
i holders of the PHOENIX BUILDING
ASSOCIATION of Hartford county will take
place at the Office of Archer & Van Bibber,
in Bel Air, on MONDA Y EVENING", Oc-
tober 18Th, next, ut Z o'clock
oct15 1T SPICER, Scc'y.
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INCREDULITY,

How potent is this trait of the human mind
The Bible refers to it and says: "Wcrc an an
lieve." 1t is the cause of much injury. We
are disposed to doubt the sincerity of our best
friends; and so far is it INDUCED, that it often
leads to misanthropy.
This is particularly applicable to the virtues
of many truly valuable remedial agents, how
ever strong they may be endorsed.
Reader! If, you have Dyspepsia, Fever and
Ague, Sick Headache, Torpid Liver, Bilious Col.
ic, Kidney disease, Flatulence Constipation of
the Bowels or General Debility, and hesitate to
use Dr.. TUFTS Liver Pills, write to him and lie
will furnish you with hundreds of certificates
from the most reliable men and women in the
country, who have been cured by them, of whom
you can make direct inquiry. 1t will cost you
but postage stamp. The proprietor solicits
the investigation of all who need a truly valua-
BILE medicine.
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s9y- Money to Loan on mortgage. Apply to
David j. Wilson, Attorney at Law, Bel Air.

fay"Lades' Gum Shoes, best quality, SO cts. ;
Gcntlemcn's, IS cts; Irorsrone China Tea Sets,
(4G pieces) best English goods, "a. Dry Goods,
Groceries, Notions, Boots, Shoes, 65e., at Bot.
tom Prices. Teas q specially. Terms cash.
Will pay leading country prices for Butter and
Eggs Butter received on Mondays and Tues
days. e. T. Monks, Highland Store. sep24.st
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

Mr. EDIToR. Please announce ISAAC SCAR
BOROUGH, of the Fifth District, rs q candidate
for County Commissioner for Hartford county.
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To Correspondanfa
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

.UEMUUnhllu NUNllNHllUNE.
STATE TICKET
FOR GOVERNOR
JOHN LEE CARROLL.
OF Howard County.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
CHARLES j. M. GWINN.
OF Baltimore City,
FOR COMPTROLLER OF THE TREASURY:
LEVIN WOOLFORD.
OF Somerset County.
COUNTY TICKET.
For States attorney.
8 ]. THOS. G. HOPKINS.
For Sheriff.
G. VIM. HANWAY.
For Judges ofhe Orphans Court.
CHARLTON w. BILLINGSLEA
GEORGE HAYES,
THOMAS BAY.
For the House Of Delegates.
..-. PHI. RUTLEDGE,
ANDREW BOYLE,
MURRAY VANDIVER.
For County Commissioners.
VIM. MECHEM, of the 1st District
WILLIAM G. WILSON, of the I'd District
JAMES X. KEECH, of the Sd District.
MARTIN CALDER, of the 4lh District.
MICHAEL WIIITEFORD, of the 9th Dist
#tli e O.
For County Surveyor.
VIM. 7. CLARK.
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eY"John Trago, Magistrate, Post Office, Har.
ford Furnace. VIII attend promptly to all
Claims placed in his hands for collection. au6
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To the Public.

Having been nominated as candidate for
County Commissioner by the Republican
convention of Hartford county, I desire TO
state that am not candidate
octI5 SAMUEL G. SCARFF.
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How Awftllly CWlpablc

Must be hose afflicted with Consumption, Bron.
chitis, Asthma, or any other disease of the
Lungs, Throat or Chest, who neglect to use Dir.
TUFTS EXpcctorant after reading the following
letter, written by one of the most estimablc la
dies in the South:
SAVANNAH, GA, April 2S 1872
Dr.. TUTT:-ln gratitude for the benefit re-
ceived by the use Of your EXpectorant, do
cheerfully add my testimony to its wonderful
power in curing deep.scatcd coughs. For seye-
raj years suffered dreadfully with a cough at.
tended with great difficulty OF breathing. Twas
induced to try your Expectorant, and it gave
almost immediate relief. took six bottles and
am now perfectly restored. 1t is about five
months since began its use, and l have not had
an attack since. 1t has been u great blessing to
me; cannot afford to be without it, and hearth
ly recommend it to all who have lung or throat
disease. Very respectfully,
Mrs. A. NJ. WELLBORN.
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Dr.. TUFTS Hair Dive

is easily applied, imparts beautiful black or brown
and acts like magic. The best in the world. Sold By
all druggists. Price, Sl.00 Il box.
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csy-Get Cakes, Candies, Tobacco, Scgars and
best Rappee Snuff at r. D. Orr's, Prospect
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TRUSTEES SALE.
1873 Acres Of Land, More Or Less

lOO 41Ul w VI huuuj hLVAu Va oUppj
on which Samuel w. Forwood now resides,
situated in Hartford county, and being the
same and all the land described in deed of
mortgage from the said Samuel w. Forwood
to Hannah II. Hopkins, dated on the 9th
day of May, 1872, and recorded in Libcr A.
l.. j., No. 81, folio 2G4, one of the land re,
cord books the Circuit Court for Hartford
county.
The land is in good state of cultivation.
The improvements consist of u comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE
with Barn, Stabling and the necessary out
buildings This valuable and desirable farm
is situated on the road leading from Foun-
tain Green to Hartford Furnace, about 2a
miles from Bel Air.
TERMS OF SALE.
The tclms of sale prescribed by the decree
are--that one.third of the purchase money
shall be paid in cash on the day of sale the
balance in equal installmcnts in six and
twelve months thereafter credit payments TO
bear interest from day of sale, to be secured
by notes or bonds of the purchaser, with
surely approved by the trustee.
DANIEL SCOTT,
Trustee.
j. S. Richardson, Auctionccr. octl5
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The orator of the day was Col. ]. Blythe
Allston, OF South Carolina, who delivered
an excellent address, which we will pub
lsh next week.
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APples, &c.-Parry & Bro, apples; A. John
son, Duchess dAngomlcme pears; Garrett
Amos, monthly raspberries; j. p. Silver,
silver Seeding apples; Mrs. j. Alex Shriver,
apples and pears; r. F. Hanna, fallawater
and pound apples H. H. Bradford, apples.
Pears and Peaches.-Parry Bro, pears !; G.
w. Archer, fall pears Capt. G. Ii. Snow, 32
varieties pears Jas. A. Amos, pears
, 1875-01-14

y A strange meeting recently took
place not far from Walla Wnlla. rwen-
ty-one years ags man left home with
not word to his wife, and was not
heard from until one month ago. Soon
after his leaving girl was born to his
wife The wife after waiting in vain for
word from her husband. married again.
and one child was the result Of her Sec
ond marriage. Her second husband
died, and soon after her fnt husband
wrote to her. telling her that he was on
this coast. and she Immediately st, rted
for this citv. She arrived here this
week, bringing with her two Children.
and was soon joined bo her husband
It is neediess to say thar it was a happy
meeting. So much for romance in
real life sla la b. So b s4;ss- ~
, 1875-01-14

BALTIMORE. Jan. 7,--The New Yorh
express train. which left for Washington
tonight over the Baltimore, and Poto-
road, at Benning's station. 6 miles from
Washington. ran into a freight tram
The engine ofthe express tfain was de-
molished and the express cars with con
tents burned, The, mail agent was
burned to death. It is reported that
some passenee,s were bruised though
none were seriously hurt. - ~re-ssii7
. PAnrs, ian. 8.--Prsaident Ac1fahou
informed tho Council Of Ministers that
he declines TO accept'their resignationa
until he has succeeded in forming q
Cabinet from the now majority aof che
Assembly, yT3u1 .uao - leo s'F
LoNpox, Jan. THE Globe says thai
. eorrespDndence is ii progress bst~een
England aud the United Staten relatise
to some Territory in British North Am
erica which England claims but has
never formally Annexed s,aher domin-
ions. ~ ee'iea'.s ~ ~ s-'''-'"ie7 -
I RI Rev. Dr.. Vaughn. Roman Catho-
lie Biahops With several priests. sailed
for New York. They 20 to promote
missions among the nsgroesi'in the
Soath.rn Staves. - 4 s>sf'a s-fri 1ii.
hc QuEExsrows. Jan. 7.-Arriyed. ship
Poonsh from San iFfancisso. r. 4'i' ei
HAvANA; Jan. 2 -Four thousand SOL
diers arrived TO- day from Spain. The
Colonial Minister at Madrid 'selegrnphs
the Captain General that he hopes to
send suficient number Of men TO crush
all the hopes Of the Insurgents. He
announces that 1000 more will sail ON
the 10Th. hi 81 l'1s @ys- - fa
r CHICAGO, Jan 8.-Inter Ocedn's Wash
ington dispatches say: Tho President
expresses bis warm approval Of the Sem
ate finance bill passed by the house yes
terday. He thinks it mainly important
from the fact that it fxes the definite
date of the resumption Of specie pay
m. nss will enable the business interests
Of the country to acc0nodate them
selves ON the new basis financial oper-
ations. The President is also much
pleased that the finance Committee of
the Senate vaa able 70 perfect a meas
ure of importance IN which has been
such wide difference of opinion not
only among members but between Gen.
gress and Executive. The President
is represented asnot in the least adverse
to sending Congress all infor nation in
his possession in regard to the Southern
affairs, hut on the contrary regarding it
rs important.that the country should re-
ceive full lnformativn of the facts ON
which he ha. acted aud instructions
given 70 the Military Officers. IT,
New YoRK, Jan. 8.-The Court room
10 which the Tilton- Beecher case WAS
being held was SO crowded the Police
were required to enable the Judge. Ju-
rors ani Counsel to gain An entrance.
Work began by Plaintiffs Counsel pre-
emptorily challenging Austin Packard.
Juror. and Michael Burns, builder. was
chosen in his place. Il l.a-' ss7l. I
LONDON. Jan. 8.-The bullion was
Withdrawn from Bank England to-day.
amounted to E10,000.
PANS. Jan. s. Baron DeLarcy has
declared his inability to form a new
cabinet. President Mcmahon has ask
ed Dn Feurs to undertake the task.
, 1875-01-14


vNHE ABOVE EINSTIrUTION HAVING BEEN
i placed on = permanent footing. as the
United states Hospital of Marine Pa tents on
Puget Sound, the Prophet r tax. S. pleasure in
announcing that no pains or expense will bt
spared in ministering to the comfort and cOnve
niencc Of private patients.
This is the largest General Hospital north of
San Francisco, and by far the most complete in
equipment. 1t has been thoroughly rrftted and
refurnished. Its general wards have accommo-
dation for about one hundred patients and are
peculiarly adapte- for cases requiring the most
careful treatment and constant supervision ut
limited 1pense. Those who desire them will
be furnished with private room, entirely sepa-
rate and distinct. at II slight additional cost.
The attention of Mill owners, and those in
terested in shipping. is G. lied to the fact that
seamen suffering from contagious diseases will
be treated outside the Hospital without expense
to the vessel
THOMAS T. MINOR,
40 Il Managing Surgeon.
, 1875-01-14
Il sssa soLllERSFseu9
WAR 1ta Aoeleo-
NO. 81 MoHf0oMfk Bi6ck.-
SAN EKaNfYcro.S CiTF1i4AxIl

= 49, = ~ X&e4Ak4R
w. =. AIKEN, ,ArToENR1sAT.I,AHAND
~ Commander. Of the Grand Army u
the hsputaie I'm California ana Nevsds, vim 6iss
prompt aftention to ~ collection Of Addition
q Tfayei Fay, now due Califoenis aud NaWsda
Volunteers discharged more th1n three hundred
nii:s from homs., sohiien ca dspsnA 0eAuF
dealing lnformation given free OF charge, ,When
writing enclose stamp for reply Aid Sis4s ton-
Pany. Congress- has ezbsnded the time for ding
clatns for additional Bounty under Act July
%. 1866, to January, 1875, SO an such claipss
must b. made before that tiune. Ofianal B6u1p
enlisted before July 97d, 1851 III tkIee yesfs, 4
NOT paid the same when discAazgeAy Land Wsr-
rants can be obtained for services rendered be-
fore 1855. but not for services in the late var.
Pensions for late war and wsf Of 1919 o64aine8
aud increased when allowed for less than diaa-
bslity warrants, buf no pensions are allowed 70
Aexlcan1 and Florih JwR isoldie1s. eta1s Of
Texas has granted Pensions to surviving yeter.
ans Of the Texas Revolution. New orleans md
Mobile Prize Money iGn0w due and being paid
W.; H. Aiken also stteads 10 General LAP and
Collection Business. aug 186W
!. sf ~ 7rrafNt- = fG.N - rs Fsiif NN4 70
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THE STATE CANVASS.

The Democrats OF tho Second District OF
Dutchess county have nominated John Hackeu for he
Assembly,
Tho First District OF Dutchess county sends
J. Bedng L. Robinson and John 5. Emans to the syra
cuse Convention.
The Democrats Of the Third Assembly Dis
trlCt OF OswcGO county send O. A. Dayton H. r. Root,
Resolutions were adopted BY the Convention endorsing
Gov. Iiden.
Orange county delegates to Syracuse First
District VIM. Avery, Beverly X. Johnston, aud Lewis
NJ. smith. Second Dstrict-Charles H. Winhcld, Geo.
Green. and John II. Bell Resolutions strongly en-.
dOrsing Gov. Iilden were adopted by both cOnVen.
lions.
The Democrats Of the First Assembly District
Of Dutchces county have nominated John A Fitch of
Washington for the Assembly. The nominations OF
the ffolblllon party are George *. Tabor Of Pa ling
ln the FIRST District. and Henry d. Myers VI Pough.
keepsic IN the second District.
The Democrats of Suffolk county send II. A.
WIN. ID, hpodend Of Huntington to the Syracuse Con.
venOn, strong resolutions were alOpted In support
Of Gov Tdena reform policy and lnsructng IN dele.
gates TO vote only Tor men fully IN accord herewith.
The Second Assembly District OF Oswogo
county sends two sets Of delegates to the syracuse
T. Murray, an W. Il. TOmpkins, and the other OF Dr.
W, =. Nelson, o, r. Jennings, and q. KAthern Both
delegations are instructed 10 support candidates Tor
state officers Ia harmony with Gov ridoD.
The Yates county Democrats have renomi-
mated the Hon, George W. Spencer for the As emily
burpcc are the delegates TO the Syracuse Convention.
Resolutlons were adopted approving Gov. Tden'a
COURSE. ana favor Of new Stale ticket OF
satesInen whose Integrity. and expert.
ence viii render thom aOie Of the oyernor
"a tho work Of reforu and quality th0m 10 disohargo
their ofiosAi autiea
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THE NORTH RIVER MYSTERY.
The Body Recognized why Friends Think
that Thesis was Murdered.

The mutiated corpse taken from the
water at the foot OF Morgan street. Jersey City,
has been identified as that OF Hermann H.
Tneiss, a abIrkeeper, Of Centre and White Streets
New York. On Saturday two relatives of the
dead man called at the Morgue, and so i'm
pressed we're they that 1t was the corpse OF Mr..
Theiss that they carried away gaiter and a
portion Of the clothing Mr.. Theiss's tailor
recognized the vest aud .he buttons thereon as
that once worn by the dead man. Yesterday
MT. j. u, IL. kremer, a cousin of MIR. Thesis,
visited the Morgue, and, notwithstanding the
decomposition, recognized his dead relative.
Thesis was last seen at the Platt- -Deutsche
festival, In Schulze Park, Union Hill, last No n
day evening. lie quit the park at midnigh
under the influence Of liquor. Early ON Tues
day morning a man fell overheard from the
Christopher street ferry boat HoDoken, while
on trip TO New York, A tugbOat crossed IN
the wake OF the ferry boat ut the time and IL Ia
supposed that the stranger was struck on the
head by the screw. From the description Of
the drowned man, IL Is the opinion OF MIR.
remer that II was his cousin, MIR Theiss.
IL Is the opinion Of Mr.. Theiss's friends how
ever, that he was waylaid and robbed, us his
money and valuaocs were not on his person.
His own coat, which was new, must have been
taken from his back and an old one substituted.
Ionea
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JOTrINGS AHOUr rOWN.

The Frankforts defeated the Astors yesterday
IA 20 10.
MIR. Arthur j. Ridley has become one OF tho
nrn Of T.. Ridley sons.
Howes & Cushing's circus at Houston strosa
ana East rlYer TO-DAY and tomorrow
An unknown man, supposed to be a laboror.
was knocked down and Killed by Harlem tram ~
l25th street and Fourth avenue last night
Charles +, Hines and Alfred IL. Laneton, who
sell prize packages OF chewing gum candy rs FultOa
street we're locked IN In the New street police station
last night as gamblers.
George Taylor, coachman, was found suffor-
ing from nts and cOmnrcssion of the brain Thirty
seventh street and Broadway last evening. Ho Was
taken to Bellevue Hospital dying,
A female infant was found at wost Tenth and
WtehaMk,n streets last might A pass 10 nfants Ios
Pital Rhoue Island, On which wa written 4" Kate
Leather" was pinned to iis clothing.
Upon the call Of William NJ. Evarts, George r
Curtis ~ Judge fanchcr, and others, the OF New
YORK viii meet Jay to take suita DC action copcera
lng The death Of the ate Judge Lgwis 49, WOOdruh.
Charles Duncan OF 800 Second avenue fred n
pistol First avenue at Eightyhird street yas
forday The bullet entered William Bussls face undnr
mlre
The liabilities OF schuchardt & Son nre oati-
mate1 AZ tiOOOOO, of which from $4,000 TO $4,000
Ioh property, and II Will II Is SAID require an appro
bllitics.
PrOf.Wm. Mller,the champion wrestler Of Aus
ua'a who hsd three wrestling matches with Professor
round occupying ATTY tOur minutes has made mAtch
Tor 5000 sidr AND the championship VI America wih
pToiessor Christol. The men viii probably wreste
"Wednesday next
Ada