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FoRrUN-FALEs.-on Sept. g. in st. Mlchs-rs
CHURCH, BRISTOL H. l.. by the Rev George Locxe. Jos.
Martinez Forum o. RenedOs Island OF CuOa, TO Mary
Amy. nftn daughter Of the late William Fales OF
ROWLAND RoTHINGHAM.-o on Wednesday. Oct.
q, by the Rev. J. W. Chadwick, Francis IL Rowland to
Kate G.. eldest daughter Of Robert J. frothingham'
RRPP-CREsPY.-In New York. Sept 22, by the Rev.
Thomas Fa rel pastor Of St JOsephs Church, Charles
Hepp Of New York TO Mary ROBBERS Creapy OF Boston.
JACKSON OOPEk-ln New York, on turuay,
Sept. 25, 1875. by the Rev. James ~ smith, sllae ):
JACKSON of Washington d. c. to Miss Louisa Cooper OF
MEAD-moiI GsHEAD-o, Wednesday Oct. 8.
BY the Rev. j. n. lockwood, Homer O. Mead Of Louis
yille Tenn Fanny Holiugshead OF BROOKLYN, +. ID.
MIERS-HOVEY.- In syracuse " Y. Oct. y by the
Rev Dr. Clark, W. Frederick Myers, formerly Of this
city. to Mary f. daughter Of the late Alfred H. Hovey'
PREBIEs-siiEPHRRD on Thursday, Sept. 0, by
the Rev. Dr. Estors Franz +. Pre0es ~ Littie shep-
P1isKER -KISDilED.-In New York. Sept. 90. 1878.
by the Rev. Thomas Gaaudet, d. d., wing I. Parker
oil Bufo y. " to Margaret r., daughter OF the late
Alfred Kindred of 10 ldon, England
RAIMOND-ALLEN.-At lue Church OF the Holy
Tnuty BroOklyn. the 18th ult., by thr Right Rev A.
y. LttlcJohn. ,. d. Bishop Of Long Island Henry w:
James G.. Alien. Esq.. OF BtOoSlyn.
WHlrE-SrENENS.-Atth e residence OF the brides
parents, Wednesday Oct. q, by the Rey. Iheo. l..
Cuyler James W. White of Morrisania, \, " 10 LYDIA
W. Dau hter OF Barrow stevens OF Brooklyn.
WALrEIs-BLA NELr.-At the re idt nee OF me
H. Duryca, ID. d. assisted by the rev. Frtnk W. Town
send, H. +. Walter OF Richheld Springs, ~ " TO Anna
NJ daug ter OF the late John l. b.auNet ESQ., oil rat
ersOn, \, D..
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bakers. and f,mIy brands t5ssessao, Southern '.ip
VINE. tl1oGs41b. Buckwheat -four. 100 ms. " sts
GTocEniEs -coree duh ari RIO nnsad &c. lower.
Rice also Gull with quotat ions partially reduced Mo-
ihe ony 6ssiSes, LOO bss, part moas.es srsass.
Jsys. 2cese 'u msrae sarSo' COCO ,e ana Rio.
lgA@22lec- gold. Mce-liangoon. 29eet2llc. goid,
Ga DINA, 7liss,sc.t' I5uisiaHS new CROP, 6dsc'
M9assesrCn5a muscoyad9 grocsry 800 4Os. C5na
!. NJ; 6os.se suesss-fsir e good refining Guo,;
@oc rconed i6.aiYac Sf lard. ioSSiogsc fo'
soft whnc. and oeiJc. i,r yellow -.
tuS az stossiifo so 'pst as csgo spf ZIG ocsS
Eos. p .or e a 1sr s Sd s SG SIS &c iGsq
10 Wiwautcc sp,ing, az arriye tl.SJfor new
wesern, 81 40 Tor No. Toledo white, and sit7lS
nsnd SAY 1900 b at 6nssosc Tor 70 sts oT me- HT.
10TH Co. ior sal SGd 7aII 10! yellow @na 7{e IN
Igr NC mixed a. 71ls; o., nrmer PIt quiei sslss
t5S9lsc for No Colcaeo mixed. ls,d9ioc. for No.
hiiNaukce m xei' and 4gejic for INFERIOR 70 choice
Sales 1900 uusn tl20 for fair canada, aud tI25 for
PGovreIoSs Pork wa. nrmer, sales the spot 900
poe new nss, ~ ~ 90 a,d ot future livery 100
AIRY ami fs brns'y Bsei o. Bacon as - isc. ,oi
s Vnf t'vs but aiet cue sses oS
lhe SPOT i2b tcs at igs@13lc for m me city and for
Tor % Sd S & Ne eru TaoI quiet
At l0A%ioysc ior prime Dr ssed 20 wSrc s.eaSy
ete aircp fair nne 30 3Jc do. halt nrkn tups, %
efa7c; creamery, od ochoice, 32@Sci W tubs25
c3c.. pals, 2StSc W stern crcanit ~ % tj0c.; dp
otuer grde-. good TO prime 24a27c; common 70 fair
lS1@2c. Cheese la letter dc maud anu arm sta lac
tories, goou To enc c., 1O'vai34ci Oio do, DO, We
IA iow graGes. 5es6e. Esgs DrdilY he'd fresh, RIO
30c. liniCd, 22a25c.
LOTION Tn quotations Tor cotton on the spot are
edyaacen &c, al wnicI the market f. nrm MidIl g
upla ds13l.c and low mi .dlng rs 7.i0c Sal 026
ais winch lVOfgr export, 3j Tor cOnsump ION, and
III Tor epecu toI futures IN active demand ATTIRE Ru
bar prices, cotngnt avance Of llb Ice Salt 80 200
oaes, 81 s at - l5.iGc tor October, l3Sc Nov
D nd DccttnO r. ij l032c. for January, 10 2b-39c.
for Fen nary 10 10 iJc Tor March, iisc. for AUrl.
ami lf4c. iur Nay keccip at the to day were
3i89U the Liverpool marSet was ending up
NarIg mdnlng upands, lJi6d.
kUHDEtKs-IsOsln quiet but steady at silica
$40 Tor comm TO good SIR ncd sa,,s 1900 bDs. Of
the In ter at Si.73 In Nafd. Spirits hrtn and
w loOd dcu nd sales $50 bU al SOC. tor Southern
co. for New Yors, ana i2iac buyer option this year.
Tctr lcum rrmsr but qupt refined In barrel. gu a
at HAs and crude ~ nuls at &c. Nni key ower
sales ~ Ols At tllS Lnsetd oil lower al O6sbSe-
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NOyBLTTEs ar THE FAIR.
Spring staircases aud BURGLAR Aiarms-Or-
aau blowers aud Band saws.


gan blowers and Band saws.
People who have a constitutional disa-
hihty which prevents them ascending long
flights OF ordinary stairs will be interested in an
dextcritv to essay the highest flights. This Is
a, complained by placing spring under each
step, aud hanging the step so that IL gives
under the weight of man. and ifts him as he
rises TO the next one, thus aiding his upward
rroeress This seems quito feasible and popu-
lar Win the masses who are constantly trying
IT, II IL capable Of being connected with "A our
Clar alarm, so that midnight providers ascending
have, prac ,cally, bells ON their toes announcing
their clmnQ.
umn OF water connected WITH cAHnder ana
piston in such "A ~ nner that the hydrOstatic
pressure Of mud column IA regulated ov a
valve will h gives re ciprocatiDg motion To the
piston. This mtchine IL placed directly under
the bellows, and crates II vefy successfully.
IL neither smokes during the service nor inter
mits the pnmuing at critical moments. In the
machine dep rtment the investigator VIII Ind
some tand-Saw machines and specimens OF
tneir work winch are really wonderful exhib-
ting the capacity OF this machine Tor the hnest
a. well as the heaviest work required nf ". The
band saw, n may be well To remark, Is simply an
endless steel saw running vertically over pulleys
the me AZ n leather Delt runs. This gives "a
continuous cut In one di cction, and not only
greatly facilitates the work, but Increases the
| oapncity Of the machine. Specimens OF fancy
saving shown are scarcely thicker in some parts
OF their graceful curves and sinuosities than the
| Ie ( Of a book. There are also iron planning ma
| chimes shown at work, on which the work can
| be adjusted at almost any angle or p sition de-
| sired.
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The Tribune Rum Shop the scene OF a Dis
graceful Fight.
Prom n. National Temperance Advocate.

Prom The National Temperance hdrocdfe.
The Christian UntO1t expresses it, regret
that portion OF he TrljtRt bail nng Ia rented To
a teiIant VINO sells tOxicatlng liquors. But tue
ri 90 II not so bad after all. IL IL, sys the
Christian luton, a " respectable German restau-
rant" why then does the Christian Union as
sure lts readers that the Tribune pruprietors feel
that they have made a mistake viii 3h even
now they regret and which they will correct
M soon "a the law win allowr Any respec,a a
bic business which "A Christi n journal may
PROPERLY endorse as such the tribune propiie-
tors need not feet ashamed OF nor exclude from
their building. But we must beg leave 10 as
sent from the Christian UniOn's statement that
tn, establishment In question " simlly ana
primarily an eating house. Its tar occupies
altogether too prominent position and has 100
active a atroHaGe r that. The Tribune stu
keeps at the head Of ita editorial columns the
name Of Horace Greeley as ITS founder and 81
seeks to mold It's thousands OF temperance con-
stituents, won by Mr.. GreeleY's VIGOROUS ndvo-
caov ~ the temperance reform. The Tribune
dIshonors the memory Of MIR Greelev bv los OBJ
position To total abstinence and Prohibition
liz present open completely with the liquor tr L
&c, through its respectable" saloon (alreadY
tine scene OF one dlsgraceful nght, and com
pained OF for its violation of the excise law, h
a hook TO the moral sense OF the better portion
Of the community which che Christian lniOn
will attempt in vain To lessen or palliate.
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JOS. ANDREWS q co.
A Firm whose Acquaintance many Of Our
Merchnnia hnxc ExpcnaivelX Made.

Ios ANDREWS CO., DEALERS IN SPERM,
stufs for msnuiacturers use, and Dcy &c,
YOrk once H. Railroad supplies o; every dcscr ptoni
cop waste for cas- ana locomotives Supplies 70 0ruer
Cards wordcd az above, WITH tho words, mos.
o and Dcy street." and "Onice a." written In
with pen and ink, have been left lately with
many merchants by n man who professcs To be
one Of the firm Of jos. Andrews Co. Hc picks
out a quantity OF goods AM or lers them sent
with the bill to the address given In the card. he
room indicated has on its door a tin sian pune
tured with numerous nail holes, IA though " had
been often moved. The door WIS unlocked
Yesterday afternoon, but nobody was there 20
speak for he nrm. and the room dtd not mai
@ To traffic IN drugs. Thrrc were two worn
trunks, two deale, hree cnatrs, and few books.
The aspect of everything was that 81 havinf been
recently moved In. NOnodv c1ue within hlll IN
hour " waiting. Inquiry WIS then made OF inc
AGENT Of the building. which " full OF busine 3
ofiicrs in its i've stories. He atil that a man
who gave his nare az Campbell, AMI sltd mat
he represented Jos. Andrews Co., had hired
the room, hut had paid no rent. Coupl mss
had been made to him by merchants who had
sent goods to room N, and been unabiu To get
either pay or "a return ~ the merchandise. lie
intended To turn the tenant OIt OF the building
at once. The blank space IN the CIR is can ue
readily nled with new address. and, wcre W
not for this exposure, the frm would dOuDtlls
be heard of sumowhe else.
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Col. Thomas Jefferson Randolph, the
grandson and literary executor Of Thomas JEFF
fersun, died at Edge Ill.," his estate, in Al
bemarle county, Va, on Thursday last, in the
sith year OF his age. Deceased WAS the son OF
Gov. ThOs. Mann RlndOlpn and Martha Ran-
dolph daughter OF Thomas JenersOnl, aud was
BON In the county of Aloemarle on the 18th 81
September, lTS.. Most of the years of his BOY
hood ana early manhood were spent at Muntl-
cello, in the company OF his grandfather, VINO
superintcnded his education and bestowed
upon him his fullest affections. Mr.. Randolph
imbbed the political opinions OF Thomas JET
ferson In a very large degree, and 20 the last
hour delighted to talk OF Jenersons private and
public life and services. In 1879 ne published
the Z" lie and Correspondence OF Thomas JEFF
ferson," In four volumes, and he served several
terms In the House Of Delegates between lSG
and 1898. In 1851 ? he became member OF the
convention which met to revise the Constitution
Of the state, and was once afterward In the
Legislature. His last appearance In public posi-
ton was at the National Democratic ConVen-
tion at Baltimore which nominated Greeley FOR
President when he was made temporary cnAlr-
man, and by his venerable and dgnhed appear
ance commanded more than ordinary respect
and attention. Before his de th Col Randolph
expressed regret that he could not live TO be
present at the CeDOennlal exhibition. his re-
mains were inferred at Monticello.
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rnousaNDs AGAINST MILLIONS.
The Appointment ofa Receiver for tue Chcsa-
pcnkc and OHIO Railroad.

The Appointment Of a Receiver for tue Chcsa-
pcakc and OHIO Railroad.
The owners of si2OOONOO of the bonds of
the Chesapeake and Oho Railroad called at the
Office Of Fisk & Hatch Yesterday and sicrihed
their desire to join with other bondholdeTs IN
procuring a reversal Of the decision throwing
the road into the hands OF receiver who IA DC
n we'd tO be itimical to their intercats. On Sat
urday las; Judge Hugh L. Bond, United States
c rcut judge at Richmond, Va, made Mr..
Henry Tyson Of Bl,imore receiver ON tho ap-
p.ication Of three persons who assumed to rep
resent slaO,OOO OF the nrst m ortraec bonds. The
bondholdCrs in this city say that OF this amount
81 bonds only S20,COO vas bona ode, and that the
Judge actually threw the road INTO the hand. Of
a r-r,i ver on the demand uf $4,000 out 81 <l1,-
Csnt0l Of the hrst mortgage nonds. not 10 mem
ton come $40 O,OOJ of o. her bonds.
Judge Bond tud bOndnolder that his action
was Designed to protect INC road from loss, m
asmucn ~ creditors mad begun To attach its
property IN different places. II ~ regarded as a
significant tact by the Oondhoidtrs That the re
ceiver, Nr. Henry tyson, ami nearly all OF his
boudsnen, have in some way been connected
| with the baltimore an OHIO Railroad, 70 which.
In the event ~ us compile ion, the Chesa PEE ke
| ana Ohio viii prove formidable iivul. Mr..
| Henry l.. TYSON was formally aster Of trans
| portation " the Bitimore aud OHIO, and Ia re-
| garded az All able rAilro man.
Judge Bond upon what they term his prrciui-
| L .ncy In he ring and deciding so Important a
| ,se On the 5Sn inst, In the preliminary hear
| counsel for the ro1d were preparing Tor this
hearing On Saturd " last. whine Judge Bond was
| Giving a decision dverso to wnat was consid-
| cred the interest of the road and tts creditors.
One II the counsel hurried To the court room %
| OBTAIN temp Try stay, Out the receiver had
| IL Is said that the bondholders will try TO oh
| tim reVrr al of tho decree, or at all even
procure the appointment Of receiver In theiI
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NEw YORK, Monday. Oct. ll.-Receipts of
he"ves Yesterday aud to-day were 3Jj a1s or 52A
he n, maxi 10bH Tor week, against 1D.7b2 st
week. With tue execution " few car loads Of prime
anu extra steer, IRON Kcntucky and Illinois the supply
was generally q Inferior and IN uium qu H. y. Good
cattle we're selling fairly at former prcc, but inferior
and eomn on dragse and had 10 be sOld at reduction
from last week equal lfot1Sc. n. Poor to prime
native steers RANGED from 7tsc TO i2Nc NJ TO dress
bice5S ne. the cwt extra and fancy do. were
te.aed at i2A6s13ic to dress bS rs. and common to
fair Texas Cherokee cattle 1asgc. H. TO dress
% ns.
Receipts o. sheep and lambs yesterday and today
% loads O25 mead, makiug GOOSE for tue
week arainst sO,cS2 las week. I " demand fair
ana trade moderately active at iaaGilc. n for
se p, and 5lS97ac. n. for lambs. with lew salcs
~ nc.
Il ccpts Of hogs we're liz esrs 3e5l head ikine
g. Sol for the week. Hgailt % O.A fer week. A
lew neayy State nugs were sold lvH o. &c. n. CITY
dressed hos we're Inactive at 1O9iO4'. n.
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SUPREME r-CuAMnERs.- Nos. ~, 20, 81,
a. Od 100 IO7 1l2 1880, Ii3, 49, 1875 1880 1873, lSb 900,
COS pa 257 80 ed3, 20, 2V, s9d' 800 300 Sla JlS
$40 40 49,, 80,
~ l7s IS 49, 1888 ls4 lSj, 1855, 1877 1873 lSV 100
lOl, lO9, lO2ip, 1893, lOi.
suPRkME CouRl-sPKcIAL rERM.-Iaw and Fact
Nos III IlO A7s i2i 1856 l02 go, DIS, bsl bs2 bpl.
bO blS 600 COS 900 sos o. go, AL GA 02b, $50 q
lsJ. sl5. dsl, 63s, $40 sl OF GAG o. Sd6 $40 az
iCA 1883 46s 1908 1854, 1904 l52ly 3lsd 2ia 1904,
llA $685. 2sei lil2, 3ll9 3liI 2ii1 i85i Ss9 i 19
e2i 5asi 6bbS 657,4 27i0, PASS 1887 ii27 7g5 ii43
1920 1888. $685. 3ia $3.50, iie9 ilsi, 5S5 1877 ls,S
1851 ''O'' '-'' ''''s' '''' wv w ~
SUPERIOR CouRr- SPECIAL Terminus. II, 49, 10 z.
22 32 49, 49, a. o. 90. Part IkOs. b1l, dOl, l4O 40,
s55 g25, 49, $40 7ts, l4s3 7i6 52s 795 sS 1872 VS.
SD sis $50, sb2 s5i $50 sos, 800 500 sdl 800; o.
CoMson PLSAsPart E so l Sss IVA I s1s
1850. Part IL Os. ls7, 300. 2il5i l17S 1850 laws
1902 1924 500, 1b72 1873 lb14 1885 800 l45s 1910 -
COMMON PLKAs-EouITy rEBh.-No 4. H. ~ III
", %, VI. Va. WA
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Transactions yesterday at the Exchange COM
prsed foreclosure sales by VIM Kennedy, one lot BOX
1903 north side Fiftyseyenth street 215 feet west
Ninth avenue 81 800 also house with lease OF lot,
25xlOO No ~ Forsyth street lease dated May 1870
for n wears, Sl2OOO platinum.
BY Il " Harnett, one fourstory brick house with lot
1s0x0S south side Thirty sixth street, l15 feet east
Second avenue. 60 800.
BY Jas. NJ. Miller, two unnnished four.story browa
stone houses with lots, each 2OxU5, west SIDE Madison
avenue, 85.5 notrh Forty fourth street, $4,000.
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MONDAY, Oct. u.-Flour more active for
shipping extra at easier prices 90 winter wheat In
fair request UnsOund dull at %. bOgtO2o. Southern
in only mod rare demand. Rye -four quiet. Corn meal
n M. buck nour in better request We quote; No.
s5lO; extra state, &c; t5.75@t6 western spring
wheat extras, &5.7OCDt6 los do. TX and Xxx 5000
$780, do. winter wheat ana x IS $50 25j Mime.
sofa patent, tsSt950 city shipping extras s6ss6b0,
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BLINKING AND rINANCIAL.


A NEW BOOK, explaining the various methods ~
operating ia socks, Will be mailed free to any address
" Wv L. ". HAMLToN a co, stock Brokers,
10 Wal ST., New YORK.
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VNIs
steamship Egypt. Liverpool. mdsc. and pass.
harN E,nu. brl. geNatCr. urickH.
Bark laIdnt, London, IN balllst.
Bark ttb no, London, VA Dall 'st.
u r. lne. 81 sgOv. IN hallaet.
Bark Ammonia, Mon rOss. N oa'last.
Bark Lou, hRvre, IN ballast.
Batk Otanna Matcrt ri, In ballast.
~ TX Laiia Rook :, Amsterdam. IN illast.
BIZ, Natalie el, GiOuct ster, tn ba lat.
Bark 'ur M, Dublin, IA ballast.
Bark Besse Parker. q lOuccster.
Scbr Maud, Cardenas, molaseca.
Also tOe usIIi RIVER .ud cOLitrisc vessels.
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MARINE INrELLIGE NCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-rrts DAY
Sun reea OS SUI ssss.... - Moon sets" "
man wATEn-ruts DAY.
Sandy Hook. II Gov. Island. 90 Hell Gate "
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Susnuss RoInts.

In the race for popalnr favor, merit y sure
TO win. Hence tue brilliant success OF KNOX = t.n
style Of genemens hats II Is the brgnt narticular
OF the Ike your purchates at zig Broad
Nay 533 Broadway, OF In the Fifth Avenue Hotel ca
taOliehAent.
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frIsAGooDT TIME SOW ToPURCHAsE" CALLS"
They cost SO to 81 600 aud often pay pront OF
times the Ost IN less man ~ nahH scnd 70 MesHrs
RlNlnY inl pArtlCulAIa Tree.
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In the Dentifrices In use there Is complicn-
ton OF ingredients OF hufful teude ccs Ia MILK OF
MAGSKcfA the competition plain, encIeut harmless
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MARRIED..

bargains at the Original Hiram Anderson,s
SONS Ia rpets, on toths Mats, Mating, &C. 334
Eighth ay., below eth st., z st side.
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Fun and excitement for the young folks next
Thursday Oct. a. when million copies Of tho new
paper the boys OF ne Wr0d VIII bs given away BY the
news Agents.-Adv.
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Continued reduction In prices OF furniture,
earpets and bedding at n. "A. Cowperthwait Co.'S 1855
and 1877 Chatham s 70 reduce stock. Now the time
" nnrchaaa-- laH.
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strength. vteor, n nd new life arc the certain
effects Of taxing the Peruvian syrup "a protoxide Of
IA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-12

A Dollar Case of Homeopathic Medicines
with for tncir sent postpaid on receipt
Of 81. SMITHS Homeopathic Pharmacy, 101 4th av.
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Dyeing and Clfa ming nj the New York Dye
ing aud Printing Fstabh hmcnt, staten Island 0fices:
No 9s Duane st. 1852 BroadSsy, 610 9th ay, y; 100
and 1853 Pierrepont ST., b ookyn Established 90 years.
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DIs0rdered stomach
Can be easily remedied by dose OF Quirk 8
lrilh Tea. Druggists sel II. Price % cenls.-AdV.
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Out behind tue main mill building Is huge
iii Of en- REQ Il, hauled ~ here from the TWEEN
" eight kilus IN which IL has been burned IN
the forest. The Keepers say that on the night
Oi November Z, 1874, tbs enormous pie OF char-
eoal-or one equally large, 10 the same location
took IRE accidentally from sparks emitted by
the mil smoke stacks. he Die ragged furiousy
sweeping away very large porl ion OF the
HtOckade on two sides of the enclosure and
burning down ons OF the guard posts, which
VS. not deserted by It's heroic occupant until II
began 10 sink under his feet, and " save MS
HE he had T. spring outside the line. 10 save
the ITison from that total destruction which
Al one time seemed imminent, one hundred and
sixty Conyicts were let out Of their cells and
called 10 ssist In checking the names The
hight was dark, the eXoitene nt great, the keep
er lew In number, and the barrier hitherto
onhnhlng tneln was 10 great part destroyed, yet
wneh all danger was past and the men were
lled 20 return to their cells not one was
nlssing, not one had avaied himself OF the ex-
traordinarY opportunities for escape They
Sere even heard cOnveTsng together, whhe
h4ALnH LIS hIe. and ssying 70 each other, ~ ell
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-30

\ 'i,,l. st'ty ]. going .hc rounds
alssu' tie Davenport and "a. Y. Hail.
Wy 'tnnany that hss nasrr hrcn
Published which a ~ follows. last
winter during thu .nav hl,ekslr, their
roal was haily blorkal. anI sp,ne uf
Tho officers 1T tho RIAL me,v ID Fay.
cttc. Iowa. trying 10 make arrange.
ments lar freeing their track of tho
snow. a gentleman prcsen, approach.
OF these officials AMI altered i, open
tho roa.l u they would give him 81.
600. They askcl hu, II he could givo
security Tor thu per.ormaaus uf Tho
work lle saii hc couid give all tho
security necessary. and sliting the ac-
tian " tho word pulled pu, roll of
grccnhaeks from His pooket and smil-
ling in,lmatel shnt he thought No
was good for the nmo,,u, himself, The
shuw II wealth seemed 10 have d great
Influence with thp railway officials, Who
nj oneu drew contract far him 10
.ga binding ths company 10 pay him
Z i n0O II hu would uluar their track
* ssou Tia ssvne.l I. .s..s r.sn.i.e
tho important document. lilo olkcers II
tho roai sought their hotpl highly .lat, d
with their bargain. Ahuut two weeks
after, tho gentleman will, the roll of
Rreunhacks above mentioned received 4
letter from the company wanting 10
know twlpn hs was going 10 commence
work. : for NJ ,es nathins hal been
,lano by him ie replied Iy saying that
aho thought hs would commence about
thu first II Juns. l'pon locking al
tn contract morn closely, II was fund
tint no time hal busn specified fer him
u commence the work, md il, order tn
uss thaIr road 1T once. II would be ne
eessnry ~ let tho contract 10 rome one
will, le.a mo,,ey and Wit. II now 70.
nlains - bo rceen Whether thu man IT
gIeonbauka will pnt III rlain IL ei.-
VOU. according tp contract. ~ whulher
he considers hv has .alar received hy
BIZ little joks On tho company Austin
Register,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-30
1'he l'rlmec NJ Criminal.

| nun y criminal " | introduce,
or canse u b. introduce. into NY
nuishh"rtuua, anything which impMlrs
thu health ~ my tclow citizen,
| MN u p1iminnl II 10 anything 10
corrupt tlic morals Il society.
| nm il criminal III destroy the
rllara.ivl Il hnuan Loiug
mn ttim nal II | ii.inll,lhr pub
liz pence
| nm i criminal II | take my nigh.
bur- rralAr., without lv.url,ing an
rluiyalen. lpr II.
nm n eflmiaal II | invade TIN fanl-
|, ci.cle md wpaken III ,ls.r,,y ,hr rc.
latiols oI husband and wiie, laran. and
uhill
| am eflminnl II ! knowingly and
Nanta.,ls .slaitr NY neikhlefs lnuso
IL thu i.tel If tho inc,diarv
nm d criminal II encourage liccu-
tlsnaness a,ll drl,ailsl,rty
mn d criminal II nYt,o tllo arm VI
the Highway r1hlrr
All, Il criminal II sharpen The
knifa III lho lssareln,
W nm Il II ,anr roller. | ii, i'll these
III M. and mn therefore, laiIl, sntloled
Il Tie honorable nppclla,iun II the
Prince a s'ii,ninal. .--tlrgau of
l.ml, Reform