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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-09-22

J.s.LAwRENoE,H.D, FfNNIR Q. LAwRKNoE,A.D.
LAWRENCE . LAWRENCE,
PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS. Omces
L and residence over whitley q Henson,s
dry goods store. Commercial street,
EmpOria, Kansas. Mrs DIR. LaWrenca
will give prompt attention to calls In thu
country day or night. - 80
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-09-22

GOOD TE1PEARs. s4f{s
DHOENIX LODGE. Ne, 10, 7 O. ct.
IL Meets Wednesday nights Of each week at
Grange hall. REV. j. II. CLAEK, We.
AHsoN GRIDLEY, Recording See'y.s
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-09-22
BuILDERs ARcHITEcTs p,

TARPENTER AND BUILDER. Shop o.
Monumental ST. between Tth and 9Th AV.
enue. All calls promptly attended TO-.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-12
Pullman Palace Cars

are run u all IN oBsci ttRig1 his road.
9nis j. ths UNLf LINZ ruuning lhese carr
pelween Chcsgo and ~ Paul Chicago aud Mi.
wsukee, Or Chicago and NiuDua
Al Oaaha cur tlrepnts conn e. With N over
sua s.eepeFs pa che luiuu Pacific i.Ellf 4ad fof
III points West 81 the Ms.odr RIVER
On the arrival 81 the " ius from the tat r
South the trains Of ia Chicago A Mort ne-t.
vru hailwsy LRAy CIT $3.50 a. fopoEr
Yof Council BiuH, UInahs and California Tao
Through 1rsins daily. with Pullman Palaee
Drawiag Rngn aua Sleeping Care through g
COanci Bluff.
For 81 Paul Auo Minneapolis Two Ihroax
Trkns daily. ~igh fnlhnan Palace C@Is sslsea,d
on both trans
FUr Cireru Bay and Lake Superior, Two Trsin
dAlis uilh Pullman Palace Cars attached, 81
running through 70 Marquette.
PR Mlw4ukee, Pour Through Ifaius iailf
PullmAn Cars On night tIsins, Psrlor Char Cars
Por sparta and winons and p9iu,s IN Mime.
sofa One Through Train daily, Slth Pal man
slespers 70 WiDona
For Dgbaks, ~ Freepori, Two fhftshga Ir4iHs
daiiyf i've b Psilui@h ksts ~ ilgia tram
Faf Deha3sF ara IA G osss VA Cal9sA, Two
rhraask frsns eAlg.a siiA raiimsn Csfs 90
ght trlin 70 Me6reggf, lose.
For Sous CITY and Ian fon. iN0 TrAias dai y,
puiiman Cars q Mlssouf. valley JUNCTION.
for lake Geneva, Pour frs4ns datiy
Faf Roclfsr6, stefl4ng, keBoshs JAnesylAs,
and other points. you eat have fos tso item
tFAiue daily.
Nee Yors 0fise as Broadway; Boston Dnics
No state Str stt Omaha 0alee, IS fkruham
trtet. ksu Ffsasisco on r. IA Montgomery
street, CtleAgo Ticket Ofless, ~ y .agk street,
uucsF Ahegasea e. uss. erratsF Cara Ase Mn1i-
s0n stree a kieux street Depot. corner ".
Kinz4e Ard CAnai streets; We.As hsgsst Depot.
e0rner wells AID Einze street
FeT rates Of iufofEs alton noi GitsiBahle from
yeos home tiftef agents, Apply 80
VI II. HrExsErT MAEFIs Hu0HfTE.
Gsa. PSsa.Agt ChieaR9, Geh.Eupt, ChleARo.
Slsiy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-12
PULPITs.

Who knows what becomes of the
old pulpItst What curious tales might
be told OF some Of them; and il they
could speak or write, what curious
tales they could tell But, as a mat
ter Of curiosity, we should really like
10 know whether any Of the pilgrim
,pulpits, Tor instance, are in existence
aud where Let some Of the good old
brethren rub up their memories, and let
us see what is known about these old
standpoints.
To give an idea Of what we mean,
here are three or four facts about pu!-
pits in Europe In a closet near the
door Of the church OF St. Nicholas, at
Leipsic, is the pulpit in which Martin
Luther, the keioimer preached
The pulpit 0! the celebrated Richard
Baxter is still preserved in tho vestry
Of the Unitarian Church at kldder-
munster, aud was occupied by the
writer a few years ago. IL is small.
aud OF the octagonal form In the
front OF il, near the top, are the words.
Praise ye the Lord and on the four
front panels are the words, Dsw wild.
ow gave this
John Bunyans pulpit was removed
muJ years since, from Bedford to
l.uuduu. aud Il - feared is now lost
ni' 'eslry chair Is yet preserved III
the sest,y o. the present church; his
palpis piOic Is IN posst salon Of the
distinguished family OF the " hitbread.
who purchased It tot large sum. aud
as large. awkward pulpit caudlcsticks
are 10 the pulpit Of the Baptist Church
at irlhlngborougb, IN Northampton
shire,
he pulpit Of the excellent Dr.. Isaac
Watts Was sold a few years ago il
London, aud is yet used ia a sinai
place Of worship 10 that city
4 4 be pulpit used hy George Whitfield
10 his open air efforts on Blackesth
was carefully preserved till few year,
since, when il was borrowed by a care
less preacher aud broken
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-12
WinOna and ST. Peter Lii
Green Bay Marquette Line

1, the oaiy line for J4nesyllle, WatertJwn, Fond
Du Ls, O-bkosh. Appleton, Green Bay Eses.
aaba, NessuIee harqustts, Houkhton, Han
coca aud the LAKE Superior Country. Its
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-12
sunday Reading.



Ws ssppasc that ubsa Mr Moody
80 gssaeAisg lp tbs nipPodnome there
ucfe haaitcss wA3 suspected that
ties aagbt q imitats lie life aud labor
Perhaps sone d tbem oagbt 20 a. -;
Aa1 DE chsuces are that such q then
~ osRbi q Do - wii DO - They
will be moved 20 Il irfesissibly because
lbe pqWefs IA thtm corresponding 10
tis. sill eiAm8r i6r their natural eK.
presa0n Bot man wbo Is aot moved
% Be- this j. not convicted q beiag 3
poorer Chti tan thaa Mr Moody ~
shst fact Mr. Moody has giil ior
preaching gin Ser approaching men
personally ard directing them Nisely
Va saat has been greatly improved
- use q course. bot stili ~ with.
aat ahich be could never have begnn
81 mission. Most men have ~ gilt
lar g4liie speech Is no part oi their
Iais hey ueed not suspect them
sciset 81 tbls account. % blame them
IRE. q q any say make themselves
unhappy u,erit.
lherc sar great many kinds Of
g1lk g. " dome i, the world. aud just
- many varieties u men who are
made to d. H. No one mau Gao do
The work 81 another, The business Of
each is u dad exactly - a. yearly as
! We eau, The work be il best fitted 10 DO,
md ~ 10 !, with all bis might. This
entire. uycrshad0wiug burden OF sus
peeted duties ought - he lifted, and
the great world OF dissatisfaction aud
self condemnation that lies under II
opened to the sunlight u peace. Our
social aud our religious teachers, es-
peeially, the latter, have duty 10 this
matter towards their disciples which
they need not suspect Tor moment.
They have no right 10 set man to
doing that which he can never do with
plulit TO himself or others, OF inslil the
feeling among those VITO listen to their
Instructions that their duty lies 10 lines
outside Of their conscious or proved
abilities Tue man who does bis duty
where be stands, with such implements
as God has given him, has right TO
the enjoymentof peace and satisfaction
aud to make him suspect that he ought
70 do something more and something
else, is to do him lifelong injury and
a great wrong. II is to make ptiiul
slave Of one who has the right to be
free
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-12
CENTAUR
lINIMENTs,

Tbs Ars ear y heAlss sa8 kts wgurA g mH8s
sLass 80 sas as ataf tbo Eentsaf
LAnimssia siN d. Ihey stH pnt .HBt e. tea
bgSes - are .1acsf. bai thsY wHi sEtgset s1fes
usse sisaF pan eafs kaf tasststu s1i iafRef
rknEa " aast hssna aaa mfsf,s 81 uNsiF thsu
~ svtls ever tsfaft at.r5fufsA
Heisriias sklH Hsauo. o. bssopt she - scis ..
thras ftu4arkshls preparsfsss. Carauas khra.
mEtism e Utoy vars "a dos, N.ufAlg I,
Seat .hAek Fever sores. Ass4sng slasss
sciHncA. estta sbressft bistF rites ta,ats Ari
srraiact mts ~ tha Esrsi iitaa are eusaf =
~ AtitC Gru ssf La arnt
II ~ii 3esir3i ths Rau AL haA Hlih9ni 3
scsr al ofifnsFy Nurur sUd s1alhs u vi.i IS.
faci tbr palsan q Bites sud kslugs, snd tiss
irast ftam FrEan linbs q Il rery rfscaeiffas
frr Ear-tehs Tu0lA-Arht fich ahd CasA4s0us
Efuntiups
NJ Josiah Wtsthke, Of MARI syfiie. q srtte~
y = yesrs nv kheumAitsm hR- breu s1b
thAa have btsu unAbie 20 stif ifam tks henFe
fhr af-t thnve tsFti~. q CeufsuE t.lulmruf ea-
snisd ns o. ssls witbpat my cratchrf. au
vaHilg rsgidb. taiak year Lltincai SIM :
. u4AFvris
4 Rcsne't praegsi Roos Prairie. No
+ szss
'Centsat iaign~nt svlis better asd gives ihs
bs.f sslissacffau = anything 10 the market
Mast lae Ceataaf l4n,mena has done fH 9th
~ q ill fsr wa, II is handy, a IL reliable
and Il 70 cheap
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-12
The Yellow Centaur LinineRt

l. .ersh il. ~eisb' in soid 70 osbers u hstses
.bd Wnlr..
hs Lihlntut has cured more sFraped,
svruiei. hiuE-5 ued and 0slird hprsss In
~ sest- tLsn have al the Fsrfirrs ~ the
~BanirS 10 ~ age. t.s effects are simply wOn-
,l.sfa,
We have Thousand. upon thousands Of certit-
trtes - stroUg a. ~ following.
"Hy hufsu lame Tor year uitb . fetleek
srshch All remednA utterly failed q cure aud
csts 1sfs hin4 Worthiess uniu commenced
o DEE Crntaur Linment, Hnich rapid cared
bln IhtAuiiy recommend n.
REV 0EO W. FERRIS
NsuorSille. Sch ,barir Co, n. T.
"DEhE eIs.--I have used your Centanr Lni-
menl Ia my family, aud aud il 10 be I great
value. Pleas send me t~o dollars worth, one
Tor she males Aud horsss.
RILEY elCKLES
Palis station, Wyoming 20 Pa"
Itmakes very little difference whM The case
l.. ~hethe- il b, Wrench, spraln, foll-Evi
Rmgboue Scratches or LAmeaesssf any kind
he "a c's me the same. Liverymen, stage
W Ipreto Farmers &c, shoull never be with
Yut the isliow CentAur Liuiment II l. sold
everywhere, aud warranted ia ID tfioets
Laboratory Of j. B. Rose * Co.,
"a Dey ST.. New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-12
CONSTIPATION IS CURED

LeAmon's Dyes Color silks. af
Lemons Dyes Color Woolens.
Leamou's Dyes Color Cottons.
Lesmon's Dyes Color Anything.
Draggis;a Sell hem A boot giving kai and
sIp,i q Tecii1hs Oil - sent to any 0ns ~
adirs-iag 10 ptaprieiorn, WELLS, hIcHGnpsos
\ CO Eur layton, VI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-12
rnA, o..

Il Is easy to knoS The knock OF a
eegEat Al ones door. Low, timid,
hesltatlug, Il seems 10 cay. | have no
claim 10 tho kiudness Of THE house;
may be told come too often; | may
be treated as a troublesome aud uu.
worthy mendicaut; the door may be
iluag "a nay face by come surly servant.
dow different on bic reinrn from
school, the loud knocking. the bound.
In step, the Joyous rush Of the child 10
bic fathers presence, and a. be climbs
on hts kpec. aud nings his arms around
bis aeck. the bold lace and ready
sAsagse With Ahieh be reminds bis
'Talher u some favsf Now, why are
aotn people bold, To a Father in
sod. t. 40 elder brother 10 Christ. faith
oopdacta our steps 10 prayer: there.
fore, 10 an hour Of need. faith, bold Of
spirit. raises her suppiiani hands and
0ssies ~ tod. ca that thou woulds.
eeDd ihe heavens AID come down.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-12
EMERSON ESTABR0UK,

fkCfOhY soiAf y Dtils 90 Co. w.
I4bsTai terms 70 sseHis MstBfseisrsrs'
sseA ~ ~ hsw Ehgi - stsifs hss
Yprh MADufaefuFes ass seao t6Mpls o.
slrea ate D. ca. IA Dt8tpH + tfe 81 gCsd
stlii < sftt D. ~ he EsgFF aa1fess.
gujy Ash, ls3a.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-12
Castoria.

II isa mistake to sn1 poae that CAatofiA IL not
adapted TO grown persons ~ vol ~ children
They oHly need 10 increase the quantity. But
ch ldren have 30 IN ny complaints for which Cas-
tJriA is adApted-lik win collie. sour omsch,
worms, letter teethig nd Group, tn 1t is es.
peciAily recommended for them.
its Effects are more certsin than castor OIL,
contains no eDhol, and is IS pleasant to AXE AZ
honey. 1t never gripes. By regu ating The
stomach and bowels, IT oools the blood, eIpes
worms and prevents feyeushness. qniets the
nerves and produces health hen OF course chill
liren can sleep IN quiet an mothers can rest
Clstoria ia recommended by alt physicians and
nurses who have trisd il, and it Il having srap-
lilly increasing sae It /. prepared with great
care alter ihe recipe OF DR.. Samuel litcner OF
Massachusetts,, at the Lab raiory o. b Rose
4 Co., 46 Dey street, New York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-12

4 vpvpd fnam The tongue is worse
haA a wouud from a sword. for the
lAtlet aaecls ohly The body, the former
he spgrit--she soul.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-12
tbs CANS, HEATERS
sap BseAsls. Rssaa and oalvsnirsd Iroa Pans
ALSO


lin Nars, Pals aud Stamped, sheet lren ard
Copper ware. Gal Hsas. stoys Pips. Coyogut
ed Elb8ws
Al SO
Rave Kpouia. Tia Ros3ng. Pumps, Lead and
irgn Pipe. Cast ITsn honss hiNks. Plaza and
GAlsan.Esd. 0oo9s faFnlahsa " order.
Jobs prnmptly attsndsa 20 saa worE done IN .
satsfsetoFy GanHsF f,raess ns ioW ss Gny pArty
sAa kaerd for the sams qaAiiy and style 81
goods. Orders ~ mat sili Fssesxs smmediais
sttsHEeh.
y. g. COOLIDGE.
Arsiastea. w.. gsa -. ara
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-12
Custom Boots & Shoes,
AGENTS WANTED.

Guide mtnuf .elur ~ pfees fHr goods
4fnia hy M &" Esents J rec ttt fam lha
~ % uBcfan r.. . IA. sft slipped ii stgs gias,-
iaa and b th niost ut slll- "a save
q ugh % rp-s s's0, q p, u ~ hHndink
IA ~ and g.se tlHn o. sgeifE ~ LIVER nEefsa
ilan lht4 gsn b. taa u ~ sitd u as a. eise
a u lwla convince VOC ibat t1lrtss iae tAse
uvss - ia naa yeafs, hafH lad from
i've ghfiy ,gsalr tAy 20 ur teae, EDd
knDN wAat agrtts saw 90 a44 stst afltts
~ sru b.st, sid esu Esv ufsiui hihts ~ r..
gard ~ @ ~ ana d II Ii % - p. "a - -as ~
any tang, htall u-eht sou iiftfft . NJ oNb.
all Ne ip receipt q hsN sua 70 e.ul sttfgEta
tE sgou ~ tbeF are pos o4 ihf hsik7t e"d a.
segs At nfd.i o PFC =. san sstYe AHefts ~
sely toNn ~ Nos Ei,EisUd sud htt tgfk ~
'uf e canvass 49, the igaeNNf mame1 AfH
clsr, W 81 ~ al give csaii y ierutpfg I'D
bottom lrpsr, II saH eFiit siaut@
Mgs roiTH eoLD EAsDiL FLAT IbOss.
~ hoi+ef pq4Iea u paia aeysr sea hat
Il ac a. 4ea - 2 s,r 3, sHi t4AaSea iron. :
stii roo e. bot a4 10 skof tlaa o.aer.
lnn I0iahr An tbrea tiuts hHc 81 shtb u
gaDfii az ir0es, aeHtata sgt lets4 Ice,
psf sei, tz>9 T. 81 e yfh'i5n sAt rni
seip y sailt .oheff4 tssfs 40 $40 go itos-
IeR a. b. dose Ass0
gUsuc SHADES AsD kEH ElsDa PIX.
1CEEs, Ali l0difE T.
iof ffofn 50 cent, g. sl.25 pei sialos. 4seJiding
~ .tyie Il saH4a aaa 80 4 sisd8s,
TAYL0R'n Sanity LOCK .BUsaLAg rgooF
Can s. pat % n i've miH4t ai.asai fatiiAg
i . door Is aAsH tbs ~ D1lf ~ pa hing a
81 4. EelA4 ptfCe Is senis
RUaEKA cJPiIsG tx AsD BOOK
80 pfsas ttpAh e. saver required, hsiia rsss.
~ - L4s4nses sagrs t1r ~ ~ lrssa.
". page t09k saa hAh pms 81 ilA q u. hsfs
70 connie ~ snd n4A1aiaatafafs az ~ tor
Is AsQYH srlleies. hhsg kaep sp3Fs Dia -
80 also b Isf aad tnFssogssi aAa ng beek
pab she j. ar isas4 a. bsa 81 pres Cal
snd tArlli % e 80 fs s. - - az al
dFses al3a 81 81 AID stg sesngiss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-12
FreepOrt Dubuque Line
CHICAGO & Milwaukee Line

I. flis old Lakashar y nts ari latte. 81,
one pasti9g tiiroash EgsBstou. Lake F1rss'
aigbisnd P8fk, wsckegsn, kacue. Ee66sts 10
Mfiuautpe
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-12
$4,000 in
DAMAGED DRY GOODS.

None should lAil 20 cali and zee our
goods and get prices We shall con.
tnne the sale through April You
that cannot cumc send ter samples
500 pieces fruts, none over &C. none
u your 6 60 y yard pieces remnants
Sc Uottons of an kinds % inch fine
&c per yard. Cotton. 90 inch. 9 cts.
Bleaehed Cottous, 80 inch. So Fruit
81 the Loom, Ito. Mamsutta l2lc
heeting 90 heavy bloached SO ctr
- iueh illow Case Cqttou 10 cents
Largest stock choice Sbeetjpgs ia the
state, 25c goods for 1910 ll.e 500
pieces
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02

eralnchef Of the American forces became member OF
the Irish association known as the Frendy sons OF 81 az
Patrick, ~ Of whom had contributed over 100000
10 his army in Valley Forge. accept he said
with singular pleasure the enslgn OF 50 worthy IRA
society distinguished Tor the firm adherence Of It's mem
bers to the cause III which we are all embarked ~ Rts
been consolation 10 country IN her darkest snef
ngs; il has been, and IL shall be through all tme one OF
the greatest glorcs of nation that George Washing
ton who eccd the honOrs Of Britain ppudiated her
title and cast down her yoke accepted an sh ensign
and hecamc thr first adopted citizen OF Ireland"
Since thar auspciOus day century has elapsed nut IN
all those hundred years frat rnai unity between the
nations has been uuinfcrruptrd Trials which 10
test the hearts Of both have but served TO c1l into beng
proofs of fidelity, each TO the other When by for
en threat and internal violence gigantic effort was
made to overthrow the Republic OF Washington, the
Irish race renewed the memory OF our fathers deeds
and the testimony Of is inscribed the tombs
OF the battlefield. Amid'the noble oblivion wlth which
America has vailed all tie errors OF the waywarg past
tins testimony will remain npershablc, TO ennoDe our
present and inspire cur future.
Sir we recall not these evidences Of our history in or
der to formulate claim upon American sympatny lnt
is fTee-w Offering too lofty 20 bear control, TOO
abounding To evoke in hearts other feeling than
that of manly gratitude. Throughout our sncrnSs ts
viyfying rays have failed tn .s upon our sOs
quckeuing INTO spcedier life the uudying germs OF hone
America has stood by us, like the samaritan pV lne
wounded man, not only during an artificial famine oi
food, but lHwisc during equally artificial famine
fruitful land from that privauon which DESTROYS the
body her ministering hands also guarded ,ihciyoS
ing nation against mat priy"ton when Wolu SHY t,e m
spirit, II the providence OF God were no SUPERIOR 20
the malice OF foes LIE and liberty consli,lte tle ne
ligOn which teachr, Justice IN loyingkndnesf Because
WHO would NOT tcnhnt3at-Wll cl AO'll 'l7
bic rights, have declared liberty To ne the Zee sc OF
all uchecausc you have generously shared yOnr uras-
with all stood in ncyl-bccdusc you nave nliC
unanimously mn.stered unto all VINO suhcred-thcielor
that God Of Liberty has exalted your name, enHrg'd
yOur inheritance augmented your prosperity, ana IN
voked upon your heads IN bcncdctions of the earti.
Wherefore we approach the august presence OF Nnur
majestic nation in der that the voice of suncring Ire
land may rec lao The Te ID nm ~ victorious America aud
thit the commngied anthem may ascend TO TIE aiar OF
the Father mankind, the Lord and Giyer OF Iiie ana
LinoIty.
PATrICK ECAN, Chairman,
JAMES KAVANAGU Chairman " Committee.
ROBERT j. DUNNE, Hon. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
4 JEWE1Ers UHoiE STOCK STOLEN

STORE or FRANKLIN HORTON. oN FriioN-sL'
RoBBrD-r PROPERTY VALUED Al $4,000 'AH-
RIEp AWAY.
A very successful burglary was pcrpciiated
yesterdt, afternoon at the jcU'lry store oi FrAhn
u,rtnu a No a. Fultoust., resulting u the disappear
apc, II the whole stock. with the exception oi some
mated ware and the contents OF large SAFE ihe whole
amounting to Il OOO or $4,000 in value. AZ 10 o'clock
iast evening a private Watchmin discovered tue
safe in this store to De open. lie mntdlalc'
,sye the alarm 20 the onictr on dntf. WHO
caused the door To be- forced open. mmedm ~ large
hole was discovered IN the panolns leading next do't
and up,u search il was found that cycy article OF value
IN the Store with the exception ~ some clocks and oh'r
,,ces to milky 10 he removed, had been taken away
Attaining NJ Uoftous storv be- staircase al the TOP Of
,i,, a,nihrr no.o Was found through tick piith
Iii I..,ur INTO tine ext hudiug lhc two hutH are
tt ',ng w. To be- found 10 show how tn robbers en-
trreJ ar ict the building. number OF 'mpy
b,,.s ana loW Try cases were found 1p stairs,
,of ti. lfeouler seemed that Of curelcs,p'-
,,tber thun of n ght Nothing else was LETT behind, ~
cent the at.cr shaVngs aud the Fragments 1i orck Wa
IN ind ertc the presence Of burglars Tie boy VINO
work in the reports that De visited al noon ester
daV aud found everything u should hr A. the Ole
cnyery of the robbery not made uuui 10 M, tue
burglars had ample time lu which o remove every lug
and he u caton- are that they employ cd Their me 10
pund advantage The police report thal thcy dld not
ie,y. "A ring of "a pin behind thrm that was worthy ~
r.uoyai A h. supposed tlat the stOrvbny wt- watched
and Inc robbery committed mmedatcy after he let ht
store As far a. could be learned he is laithm anl in
dusrois and doubt is attached 10 his statement tha'
be visited the store in accordance with MS duty,
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02

10 prosecute the necessary and legitimate work OF the
political campaign, in publishing and distributing d0cu
ments and holding public meetings, furnishing speakers
&c VIII yOu aid I'm soliciting such friends as feel inter
ested in to contribute To tine extent OF their
ablItyf
Mr. Pinckney said he consented TO act as requested
and the State Committee, by unanimous vote, suhse
quently appointed him one Of s agents 70 collect
money for them, not only at the CusOmhouse but wher
he could find persons wiling to subscribe For con
vcnicnce he had opened an Office at No. Hanover-st
but was not true that an assessment OF per cent or
Of other percentage of the salaries OF the Custom
house officials and employees had been made. 1t was w'
known that number Of them had never contributed
a dollar toward election purposes and vet they
bad been retained Generally, however, they had said
that thoy anxious 10 do something to assist the
party ITS legitimate Efforts 20 remain in power In no
ease, continued Mr. PncSucv, has any ono been taken
aside and told that he Dad b' assessed cent or
any other sum. Incy have simply been asked II they
willing to contribute to the expenses of the cleo
tinn, and If so. what amount IL Is altogether untrue
that any government CLERKS federal OcchOldcrs have
assisted in any way in the work The money thus col
loctcd will be used only for the legitimate purposes of
the campaign.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
JEROME PARK RACES.

Rainy weather has never yet been able 70
afcc, seriously the success of Jcrome PARA raclEs
500. The managcr.. however. Ike To- open thc Pan
meeting with brgat ssy. and consequently posipoa,d
last saturdays races un to-day, when unusu.y larso
fields will start in nvo races. Poo.9 sod SATURDAY
evening fo.lows;
me Aanhanan Handtosp. .-James a, 1850 naiie A.
ami Vlre Mus gl- $50 lnsflfair fio 81 riuutrss,
a. A. Rhadananthns ~ 81 Iayocs - 81 shylusk. "a
II Mary f4-s5 Wafilsk. t1-4l, 0rsl Nui. - ~ ffst
fi.o.. a. a.. Mediator - 81 NNefnlr. tA-f2.
Jsrsas Sftk -Mr uanie. so flt hreisa1 Ffo-ttds
suuburst &l5--SlOi Red Coat, tlv-s l -
Ns,,,ys sisfs-Balmaut glnOi hcGratb. go M4Dsnla
sgb "a Ire Ioflard the hcd ecwpossd ~ The rues
al si.h4ngh g n Iauliard lonsehd kud puryeafl SIS
FTcs gsar<r 1ash = fre hootsf. 800 MHdse tfa hhsda
man bas s7O ntd compossd OF tyclone TStaa iii;o
Relic. and scccnd- t<o
W,ls ana az ksehn-Arvtufuo, ti00g Wills nutka $40
pafn,r.ln 40 pefa 50, ~ he csfnurss oi Alabush
Kew Ys1k feetwood slriDaeA SyE and k,ta wetisn 80
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
wAsIllNGrON NOTES.

NA>UIND TON, oct !, 1876.
4 summnry ~ the operations Of the National BANK Re
,muiou Agency for the three months cndnp yesterday
i tr nm. ouartcr of the current usoal year, shows
Am increase in the amount h.uicd over l"st year "i
n,arl, "a per cent, while the force mas o'eh te"''u
duriug the rar nearly "a per cent.
The sociri, Of The Army of TIE Tennessee is making
extensive preparations Tor The reunion on Oct 10
great many prominent persons connected with army me
otl .d of tc Army uf the Tenn -stc Will hc invited
E,G, shepherd last night entertained the rhc teams
,t hi. residence large number OF other guests were
pr.seut There was music Instrumental and vocal the
iorrieuers taking part Ia ,hc lattor
Commissioner smith OF the Indian Bureau started Tor
Ohio last niglt, 20 remain dnu after The October e'c
tiou.
Bret IIarte slys here that bis play, Two Men ~
sandy Tar" will De- a financial success