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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-02-18

States Senator by the New Jersey Legislature,
he receiving 40 votes to 81 for George M. Robe
son. The Row. Thomas d. Dudley late
rector of Christ Church in Baltimore, was con-
secrated assistant bishop Of Kentucky. The
New York State Temperance Society elected
John N. Stearns president. Resolutions were
adopted asking the Legislature to enact pro-
hibtory law, recommending the nomination OF
independent temperance tickets for all town
elections, and that united efforts be made to
elect the commissioners OF excise ON the basis
of "no license" va. The will OF Mrs. Ann
White Vose, of Boston, makes the remarkable
bequost of s3G5,000 to the public institutions
of that city. .Ex-Gov. Joel Parker was con-
frmed as Acknowledgement of New Jersey to
succeed Robert Gilchrist. .... The diamonds
presented to General Shcrmans daughter by
the Khedivc Of Egypt are valued at s25O0OO.
.. Advces from China say that a grandson
of Prince Tun, uncle of the deceased emperor,
will probably succeed TO the throne.. Presi-
dent Grants daughter and his son-n-law are
Mt tho White House OH visit .....A man
at Cohoes, N. Y, lost his life in trying to eaye
sewing machine from burning building. E.
There seems no doubt but the naval building in
Washington was set on fire in order to destroy
important papers. Every arrangement was
made for serious conlagration. Important
papers were destroyed by the fire.
| Tho report on the status of the Arkansas
State government was decided by the United
States House special committee on the subject
! in favor of the present State government and
with the conclusion that there il no necessity
for Congressional action.... Mr.. Ward, of
! New jersey, succeeded in securing the passage
in the United States IIousc, under suspension
! of the rules and without debate of his bill Civ
ing the same bounty that paid to men en-
listed for three years to the heirs of soldiers
enlisted for one year only who were killed or
| who died from wounds or disease received in
the service. This is an important bill, which
will appropriate some 5000, 600 should it become
law. The accounts of the war department
show that about thirty thousand soldiers of
the three hundred and odd thous and enlisted
for one year lost their lives in the service. The
bounty provided by the act is 52O0 to the heir
or heirs of each soldier. The select COM
mttee on transportation of the United States
Senate have decided to recommend the follow
ing appropriations AZ amendments to the higol
and Harbor bill For improving the Mississippi
under the ietty system, $500, 600; Fox and
Wisconsin rivers Hennepin canal, Ohio river
and James river and Kanawha and Tennessee
and Georgia routes, 100000 each. ... In the
New York Legislature the bill requesting
naturazed citizens to produce their papert
every time they vote at the polls passed to
third reading. ..... Tie losses by fire in New
O23O75.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-02-18
Crueltles of the Seal Fisheries.

Attention has been called at different
times to the barbarous practices
identified with seal fishing. At the
breeding season the unfortunate animals
are swooped down upon in their ice
bound retreats, and both old and young
indiscriminately slaughtered. The young
seals yield but little oil, and their skins
are comparatively valueless; and it is,
therefore, from commercial point of
view, inexpedient to kill them, leaving
sentiment altogether out of the question.
We are glad to observe that there is
a probability of an arrangement being
ratified which will insure for the seals
close time, and save them from the ex-
termination which now threatens. The
British Board of Trade is moving in the
matter, and the opinions of those con-
nected with the trade are being ascer-
tanned with a view to ultimate action.
1t is probable, says the British Trade
Journal, that an international law, bind
ing on the British, Norwegian, and
Swedish governments, will eventually be
agreed on, which win prevent the sub
jects of those governments from fishing
for specified period of the year.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-02-18
4 Wrong Custom Corrected.

1t is quite generally the custom to take
strong liver stimulants for the cure of liver
complaint, and both the mineral and vegetable
kingdoms have been diligently searched to pro-
cure the most drastic and poisonous purga-
tlvcs, in order to produce a powerful effect
upon the liver and arouse the tagging and en-
feebled organ. This system of treatment is on
the same principle as that of giving weak
and debilitated man large portions of brandy to
enable him to do a certain amount of work.
When the stimulant is withheld. the organ,
like the system gradually relapses into n more
torpid or sluggish and weakened condition
that before. What then is wanted? Medicine.
which, while they cause the bile to flow freely
from the liver, as that organ is toned into ac
ton, will not overworli and thus debilitate it
but will, when their use is discontinued, leave
the liver strengthened and healthy. Such
remedies are found in DR.. Pierce's Colder
Medical Discovery and Purgative Pellets.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-02-18

Capt. Charles Sager, who keeps a
superb stock of livery horses in Portland, Me-,
informed us recently that he uses Sheridan $
Cdcahy Condition PO,cders regularly in his
stables, and that the expense is more than
offset by the diminished amount of grain
necessary to keep his horses always in good
ordcr-HODl
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-02-18

Many people, particularly children,
suffer with the earache and for the benefit of
such we give sure but simple remedy. Put
II two or three drops of Joltl.SOnS AnOdyne
Imminent, stop the ear with undressdd wool,
bathe the feet in warm water before going TO
bed and keep the head warm at night.-Com.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-02-18
. CURE OF LIVER DISEASE.
KUSK, IeXas, May IUth, 1873.
Dr. r. v Pierce buffalo n Y:

DR.. r. V. Pierce, buffalo, n. Y:
Dear Sb'-My wife last year at this time was
confined to her bed with chronic liver disease
1 had one of the best doctors to see her. and he
gave her up to die when l came upon some of
your medicine. l bought one bottle and COM
menccd giving it. Shethen weig he'd SO lbs.
now she weighs 140 lbs, and is robust and
hearty. Sue has taken eight bottles in all, so
you see am an advocate for your medicines.
WILLIAM MEAZEI.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-02-18

Thousands have been changed by the
use of the Peruvian Syrup "a protoxide of iron)
from weak, sickly, suffering creatures, to
strong, healthy, and happy men and women,
and inyalids cannot reasonably hesitate to give
it a trial For dyspepsia and debility it is a
specific.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-02-18
FROM THE NOTED SCOUT, "BuFFALo BILL.

HOLLAND House, Rockford, ILL.,. April 20, "a.
DR.. r. " Pierce Buffalo, n. Y. Sri have
now taken four bottles Of your Golden Medical
Discovery in connection with your pellets and
must say that nothing have ever taken for
my liver has done me as much good. l feel
like new man Thanks to your wonderful
medicine. W. L. Copy ('' Buffalo Bill ')
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-02-18

During a trial the judge called wit
ness. No one answered, and an elderly
man arose and solemnly said "he was
gone" "Where has he gone? p asked
the Judge, in no tender tone. 81 don't
know, but he is dead" was the guarded
answer,
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-02-18
SONGS OF Joy !
The Cincinnati Weekly Star

Including postage and the finely Illustrated star AL
mannc, 81 per year Anti Nioncpoiy---Th
trangcr's Puper---containing large pages of ex-
cellent reading matter, The farmer, merchant and
mechanic in any part of the country will iud this the
best OF the weekles TO say nothing of the low price,
Agents offered Inducements superior TO anything
heretofore attsmpted; Specimen copies free.
Add ess, TIE STAR, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-02-18
Great Bargains in Land.

500 Daily to Agents 81 new ARTICLES ith ; and i the e
ChromOs. free. Am. M'F'G CO.. 300 Broadway. n. ".
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-02-18

The Engineers Plan for Overcoming OBJ
stncles--COmpresscd Air Put TO New
and Valuable Use.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-24

eoundly did not disturb you to 70 IN the
Metbodist Church,. and 80 you missed hearing
the new preacher"
mo, heard him"
How could you hear him, and ] know you
have been asleep oil the time"
Nevertheless heard him, and to prove II,
will show YOU
And he wrote down at once text divided
I'M various heads aud made synopsis Of tho
Sermon giving the leading arguments. This
was SHOWN that evening to the Methodist min
sier aud others, nd they all recognized IT a.
almost the literal sermon.
IL iS said that II asked where any missing arti-
Gle or property Is while IN bis trance. he at
sees " and Is able 10 tell It's precise loca ion.
boy stole his wife's broastpin, and on being in
formed OF ia lose, Mr.. without any hcsita-
ton named tue party who had il, and It was re-
covered.
How can these things hep That they are 40
y unqueetiOnablc, IA Dire. Provine. Bairi. and
blake Will testify, but now they are 80 puzzles
tho scientific mind. Mr.. 49, scouts the idea 81
spirits aiding him, and will not. under anv ctr
cImstances. receive money for any Information.
nor VIII he give the information, " asked for 1t,
nt fny other time except while under the ir.lu-
ence of his epiicptic or cltilcptic exaccrbat. on
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DEITH by BURNING.
staten Island Woman Pcrishina IN the
Prc~Cucc OF her son.

Mr. James Rutan, n shipbuildcr, of Tot
tenville, s.aten Island, was awakened about u
O'clock On Wednesday night by the smell Of
smoke. a small Ate ia the iitchcn Ere, lace .
burning hri My ard MIR. Nutau covered tho
euhcrs and went back u oed. About o'cloc,t
10 wus again aNasoncd. The house " filled
with dcnss amoke Mr.. Rutan called hi- family
Of clint persons. On tho outside of the house,
In the roar. sheet q flame burst from the side,
and the kitchen was all ablaze. Mr. Rutan's
mother. Mrs Rachael Rutan, oiehty-two years
OF age. called from the front window In the
second story for help, "a the stairway leading to
the lover door was impassable. Mr. ihtau.
pass ~ quickly through the fire and smoke m
the hallway, tound hi- mother sitting on tho
bed. lie cnde1No ed to persuade her to pass
out Of the window on to tuo piazza running
along lie front e the house. aud thence ~ a
ladGcr To the ground. Mr. kutan became hys-
terical ana resisted the 81. ris ~ h.r s4n 10
rescue her. Mr.. Levy, the only other man AZ the
scene. ascendeu the ladder, ana with the help
of Mr.. Rutan cnucaVOrod to raise Mrs Itutan
through the window. Mrs ltutln continu. q to
resist for fear OF falling from the piazza. and
a. she weighed about % pounds the men were
unable 10 force her through TIE window. the
smoke entered the room, and Mrs. Rutan fell to
the door, subjected. Mr. hutcn also fell. but
reached the window. As he jumped upon the
plazzl his strength gave way and he fell cx-
assisted him 10 the ground In short time the
house was consumed. Yesterday afternoon
Mrs. llutan's chgrred remains were taken from
the
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Not long ago we mentioned that Caro-
In SOuser u serv NJ a. the Icleyan House,
Albany. hld flnuct Wita the cook ut the same
huicl named Snuns. Ine groom was - married
man. and lefl his wife IN delicate health with "a
fanny To support. Tue Guilty couple. after haV-
Ing hcen ma ired ny M Albany clergyman. were
arrested at liuif 10. and when Siuons's wife 40
feared against li'n In cour, 70 give her tesiuiuIY
she fell IN q dead swonn upon the floor. The
bigimous couple have Just been tTicd Al the Al
blny Ses ions, found guilty, and Yesterday were
sclteIced. Caroline cltuowledgcd thtt she
knew Sinons had wife living, and said that she
elopcd with him only for fun. she was sent TO
the penitentl rs fYr three years ana Simons for
four. This is said 20 be the nrst Ease Of the kind
thai has ever occurred IN Albany county, aud
the socund 81 the kind that has ever occurrcd IN
the Stite. some novel questions arose IN the
course - the tri4l nnl the counsel tor the gir
intend 60 move the case 10 the General Term II
the Supreme tNur'. Judge Van Ais me sid, in
sentencing tir woman. tuat tits US TIE lir.t
case Of the Kind In ht recollection, and thar the
act Nia "a serious on Caro- inc n a. 20 ~ s on
that - simon, tie man whom SHE WIS IN rricl
to. lie believed she mad andCd PERJURY 1her
cumC, in court, gHd he understood she b At said,
wien Siu. uhs was sentenced. t.lt u would not
be long IN ras ing around, and then she would
have SlmoAs anyway.
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The Anuiv,t-nts OF an tlsiituiion that h.
known rhronlhout the World.

The Anuiv,i-nts Of Hn tisiitu,ion that r.
known rhron.hout the World.
The eighteenth anniversary of the New
York noon prayer meeting, Known all over The
world, wa celebrated Yesterday yameotlng Of
two hour vngth va the Middle nutch Church.
Fourth street ani L.slyctte place. The seats
on cich eide OF thc main a!sic were filed by
men cAc.GtFclY, oid women were numerous In
an other T.r;- Of the house. Green living vines
climbed over thc neautIful white marble pull it.,
aul bueat-huc. NpScl- nllod tall vases on b. n
pedestal- Ca ihr ra,tamental table, and over
spread shallow dishes covering the cabinet W.
tho uCct.a.s sfDhp 90 tine adherence OF tuis
!rtfcr IttV.lu. tu its original puT, usc OF pro-
Ni.iug monday -piuiual lunch; so success
tully -i-tsrA ruuiDclIrss wei meant "a ITS to
int.oGHc other flt iFs. that the List meeting is
"a rc .iocLctiou ~ TIE hief."
Lshteoh Yeas u-p Yesterday. il the lecture
room ,i tue Old Month pAtCh Gburrh now de-
mulls ned, a F0lit ~ m.n was kneellus on the
nour M earnest. in go rtunatc prayer. Day after
dos, aud many tin,s q day, this man had been
wilt thou 10 We me- 10 dof" lie ". q a civ mis-
soulry, aud while w.lking the STIR cts one day
on bis mission rounds, tue idea struck him that
a noon hours praNDr meeting might be frc-
Guy, II ~ was Understood that they could stay
longer or icss ilmo ,s suited their individual
convenience. ARRANGEMENTS were MADE, and on
the IN day oi:Sepi.nh'r. 1877, Mr.. Jeremiah
lanul Ter observed tho ulst lalf hour OF the
Fulton ttrrct noon prayer meeting alone. At
hall past H. thr step of "a lltufN individual was
Ire ri ON TN stalls. II uro " ma uulnh. 49,. aud
from th"t uny :" ti'- u l.r never Ircn omitted.
II mss been uuNri if.in room to- room, as tho
thrtnr &c an nilntt tr the lrt- .r.st IT bLsi.
ness dcW'nncd. rut " - rnd rs 20 be-. % per
petuaI b.. utitt'u lfs history ua- ttcutnersftcd
into nii. teen book on various fuN1trtS 10 hls
been over and u,cr detailed IN the daily news
uaisrs. and AGAIN and again ILLUSTRATED In tho
puaCipti rrriu'i als and sun it l. iuli of vital
ity, aud receive requests frn.n an over this
country onI uom most distant places Of tue
earth. for the spiritual hCip auI comfort Of il
lr4yNrs.
CA gathering which met without Or Ser a y
nftcr uav. carried on AZ Glf,l..-iaue without
prayer, adluurn'd without irNrr: aud wat
unity, satd Dr. Cumn.ns, can Toe expected to
result r. 40 sufh "a contcrerc' d. THAI
Tue Rev. br. Ihos. ilisiing. sld II there Va
awning thar makes Christian mIui stcr'- ht tr;
sink within him. II "a To hear iaymen pra, q =
aloat their own ia4ihrss, cOlGntss, uieanuess,
ana wlCkcdncss.
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,,TnvnspAy, scpt. a. FLoUR AND MlAIe-
Rlour ;G,csay or shprPg cxia ana IN rtsdr' d oia
no%r more more o, na n gGgG5a Y 1Ner to ~ s
Sntc; no, spL. q lostt7b, surcrnnc state nd
ws sster .s s,as'S ssiIa stg g. g eoe ssss
Nh sG% 500 d. wlg'e, ve- sna Xxx 80
ras q si6 40 ely taGc ana f S,y Y. "a Z.
~ soatl,rn nakcr and nily hrarda t7sssS eS;
perrin; - 9Gfs $50. Corn meal Western So .sSo
~, br.anywine H'5. BucGwhea hour y 100 n :,
tnoyisi9Ns-Pork was very quiet. but about STEADY
H. int1S delivery $40 bbs. f,r October at t3l55.
cn nc nrt r scs 20 rs city long cca. az 2,ae
nam ,, AZ ~ r.lyci DO snon dcrs at lose 40 bellies
on Zoe tpo, So1 t,s. al l5iais 1910 Tor western
s,,'I i5,s 70, pfims IVY. - lic fvr choice Wet
at i@lc Ior scpcniber. is iida i:slc ior october'
loo ,c. prime at ike how poaas 9c an ,ssi
dressed hos nnner at lOsice1iac. Butter mora
Western 10 Sc. Cnccic Gru at he advancc 10 liz,
70 i'r prime to choice factorhs. Eggs steady Al ~
GsAIs- Wheat dun and hover sale. - o,o bush =,
NJ. 2 Chcaeo; Sil'Nssl 20 'or No.thwc TEN, No
hhwsukee spunsi tl2yss u ~ Tor new and ti2i
aud tli5 Tor new white Michigan. Cora lover and
ior warm. ios7aic Tor ,tcancr ,S ,Sd ~. f'r ali
sd ov ,r r ''r h.''lW, ni ~. .itr oats dn
stcrn mixed. ~ tir Tor nc 'i b., sd tx. "1o TO,
boc.55c fof wic. iyq a o 1nJ nom sq 10
81 5 i ts, , s M 'vr hrot sacs ~ boo pu h. AZ
GgwgMrs Coffee nrm, Gi'n sii~i Of t.eso baes
r looo'' way. hoa%cs dni mud quota Ions wtrq
snppntiGd ~ BON rave ami mod. "a 90 100 nhds
euotc Come java u &c.; Marisaoa' 81 s 0 ms
no l.se'sc. rod. Rice kir.oo1. i4e-'.c g III
taronaa Old cop ;~sc, Laui,i IA new e er"n'
cs,G,' nc; MGIa'"'s' 9oa gnscoyaao a4Naoc cgbs
49, s'ooe. su-us-fair 10 snod r.uuing Cnns,
o9,sr. rcnle, n iiiic foi iatd iH.. io'.c.' fof
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Mr.. Joseph Mays Vcrs on Of the Weehawkcn
bloodhound story,

To THE EDITOR or THE SUN-Sh; went
over % WechawAcn the 5;2O beat on Moniay even.
ing and walked ~ the railroad rex toward she aOot
tolr mcctiar man and womin opposite the rb.uoi'
on the tac1 looked AZ The woman, bu, said nothing.
Both The mal AID woman were dranE. walked ca
about Two hundred feet, when Tie woman turned and
called M back 1 went toward her, ami when about
three feet from her shr tad iat had Imputed Ntr ana
struCk l ia io face Nli store, sad tuok nc ~ the
Fhr. collier. f4ld 10 ths man. Il Nuu don't make be-
le, su van strike her " Thor be threatened 10 wmp
ne n struCa hfr. A. that mont mother man came
doHH the trace, and ne thrtc ocgn beating ne, and
knocked me down lsuacs So blow 40 7,icud Ey.
hcf and 40 ran lai1 lhc ah ttOir. Thea tlCy came
T. me und wAlted a. axe lt up A. soon ~ they came
within rc'cA. they all attacked me s,an, r.n TO the
duor ~ The nnutinir, cnd called tuc dogs. Two dogs
caur our ga seized on ot NE men. inc Ct err man
auu the woman ran away then cac4 On tap DOS,
ami seat MO TIE aua'tp,r, who're | am employed as
Waterman. 70. tOg- are not hloodlOpudl. rut fnul!
buidU- 10 ard uc,Q. x % tAu ahattOr. JusFru MAY.
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Prize Fight between n Man and Woisn "a.
Igofa ~ yt..

Tired OF the monotOny aud common
place character Of the usual drunken rows and
SUNDAY nghts the crterprising South 1rujans
Yesterday arranged an entertainment unique
ana Interesting. Mike ldloy, "A slender SIX
lOOter' aud Mrs. Ilenihan. a woman built very
mucn IKE Mike, agreed upon prize fiaht. to
decide which was the worthicr pugiii.L Four
'een rounds were agreed upon, and Mihc select
Il hlt vile Tor a second. while Mrs. neuinan Sc
.ectcd her husband for her second. The nropn-
rdiions for tie an were soon noised about,
ana crowd OF over two hundred people assem-
We'd a. Gr she nail tory to witness the contest
bOth parties were In excellent condition. IA VI
they mad been ~ training for tie season. nike
kuocked his fair Antagonist down several times,
ana shp returned the compliment amid the
cheers 81 the delighted audience. The excite
ment was intense. toe contest close, and the
confusion considerable. After the fourteen
rounds had oeen rendered, 10 was asccrtained
that. although both had bloody norcs and ihcr
faces icsenplcd map OF some battle. ncld,
each was as determined az ever aud ready tO
renew tho snort. The referee de, dod that h.
WIS drawn battle. but the spectators were sat
lsltd that MIS-. llenihan had the hc. tof 10. Tic
nero and heroine received the concra:ulationi
~ their irieuds. the crowd ciepcrstd. and the
valorous princin1ls went nome to recruit Tor the
next enhancement.
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BARNEs- PRICH.-On sent ~. 1t The rosidancc q,
tue trilc parent. Newark n. - hV TOE itHv Or iubn
to'e; sgie Barnes TO Chsres l rrcc of snithtow a.
Long Island.
BLAt ksloNE-W WHIT NkEE.-Ou TAursdnr, at the
thurrh ~ ne Ir'rsh-.r toH, N me rtuf fhs Rev.
Nror.c H. lloas ~, y. y. Miss Liillr WHITAKER Of
thle Guy and Mr.. j. De N. llHrkstrnr OF norwich Conn
Dk FOXES -EAnLESo In lruo lvn, Sept. 10,
100, ~ tiiu h,N. Thomas Cru~ tivr. william l. De
Forest OF brook "a 10 lm'a j. lag ,tou daughter vi
the ate Ihpm - L. Elglcsun - Sew FORK.
FLOHlltH MA AGELS-A tue resi- enc, Of thu
to Dora Mingrls.
LHOMHEDIEU-B BALDWIN On Wednesday. 18Th
inst n 81. NarNs CHURCH, OranR v L. by the I.av j.
T. Williams Sylvester }. Hpmuhe ilcu 10 Carrie A.,
dlugltet Of j. I. BlIdNil, ESD
=, MAEsllAlL -RCTntRfOtD GA Sent 10. by tho
Rev. X. W. Al rcrompr. G. Il. T. q. Nir.h. n, 4 f1ird
sates Army 20 MIS- Jennie rutherford = Nv Jersey.
NIL l R VII -ON.-On Wcdn~-dts ~spf. ~, ~ me
hides eslehcc, by tie iey. J.. r. pgcrs III an istcd
by Tic Rev, r. Wilson, George l.. Miller 10 Clara VII
son. ga OF lrookiNn.
WALL sTIDLEY At Gunforl, Conn Sept r. BY
the Rev. Nr Bennett Mr. II pr &C. ali Of Ncw YORK 10
Miss Adore j. Stuiley Of GIiifOrl.
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Trahsactians Yesterday at the Exchange com
riis'i i't,iu-e -ne, ny James Miller one ium.>ury
uu D..tut house, Wiz, iIt 1h1Nluu.i south siIc OF
.Nth street. lp,s feet west % broadway f2l ,tt
is l., j. Gtrrc hpu one luLrAiurl bluNhrttAs house,
vita lot .5by1n southwest corner OF FIRST avenue and
NON reci, sg,7a.
The ioaoNinp turtcloture tac- were adj lurncd one
plot southwest corner NJ iir.t street aud Washington
avenues MuTusana (lwtuty tnird Narll, To Oci. | :
lot southwest curacr OF Madison avenue
and y"ntl seventh street to oct Al Ole house aud
lot north Side OF Inrt ninth street. Of Tenth ave
nue. tine die; the hlueK BOUNDED by Eleventh and
Twelfth avenues aud Ninctcth aud Ninety nr,t streets
va Withdrawn.
F0ructihure talcs to-day az the Exchange are an.
nOuhecJ - l.. a Law renee 4 IO, one house and IVt
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The Heavy weIghl-' clam Bal.c.

Yesterday Was "Ludi,a' Day. OF tho heavy
weights Their leyte VS. hald at Pleasant valley,
Were host OF Fat men aal women aswcl "a many of
III leancr kind, en.liel TO erl1y an oidi sloned
Rhode Island clam bake, undcr the ausi,c " the F.t
MDu4 Assoc.alOu. The Eeulll Prcsld,ut, Mr.. John
Gault nsshtc Oy the uludsl treIsurr Nr. bnnrl
NJ Fine attended TO the comforts OF the guests, and
made them feel n, home The dane ng WIS under
charge OF tie hg4v 8, OF tle heavy s~elg,ts Mr. sam
url MCGraW He fuaiCd over The npor Ike tulst.c
down on summer zephyr. The reunion Was AK ~
attended md thoroughly Clj yea,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-24

steamship Gen. Whitnny 10 ton. IN Ia. aud lsa
Steamship OLA Dominion Richmond, Cl.y Point ana
Norfolk. uidsr. aId plss
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SHIP Irugics l.cyai. IA ballast
Bars Giano Belfast. IA ballast.
Bark Memory, MIfseillc "A baill.t.
Bark Fila iarrs, R'rmnGa, IN bel a.,
BARK Pau. tardln. IN bara-t
Blrk AmclIe, bremen, IN ballast.
BARK ~ sOllc, IlNau. susar.
Eark Nrauaia. Prngrc .u, hrmp.
Bark lttkt. Antwerp. IN buiast.
b1rk q lis"pgc Account. lluI1u, 2 nali.st.
B1rk lunuri. Sag %, aurar.
Brig Per, MaYag - uolasses
400 .if u-iti riN sr tu1 cIi vess4.s