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CRDER IN ROSELLE.
Farm Laborer KILLING his Rival for n
Young Womsn'- Hand.

Gustav seibert and Edgar Leighton, farm
laborers. near Rosele, n. j., a short time ago
were rivals for tho hand Of German girl EN-
poyed upon Teese's farm. Tho girl favored
Seibert more than Leighton, and this made
enmity between the two men. Leighton fire.
quently asserted that he alone should have the
girl. Yesterda lay afternoon Leighton entered tue
field where SeibeTt WAS at work and asked why
he had circulated false reports concerning MIN.
Seibert replied that he had not circulated any
the point OF the fork into Seibert's groin, eI-
claiming, "You lie, and that will teach you
better. won't allow any Dutchman to get the
best of me and lie about it, Seibert fell to the
ground, the fork vet in his body, and leighton,
after heaDing curses upon his victim, spran 9
over a fence ana escaped. Farm hands picked
up Seibert. lie cannot live.
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TO accept the Invitation was adopted-yess, III /;
nays, the negative vote being given by Mr..
White (Rep, KyD.
After the announcement that the resolution
was adopted, Mr.. White raised the question that
there was no quorum voting, but the Speaker
pro TEN. ruled that the objection was not made
In time.
The Senate amendments TO the House bill
expenses VI the Government for the next ten
DAYS were, on motion OF Mr.. Randall, concurred
In, aud the bill was Immediately sent to the
President for signature.
Mr.. Lord (Dem., N. ". from the Judiciary
Committee, reported the testimony taken In the
case Of the Beardsley cadet investigation, and
said that he would present his report rs soon as
the testimony WINS printed
The House then took a recess until o'clock.
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NEW YORK, Friday, June 3O.-Recelnts OF
becc were % Gar 1lus OF $50 head making 500 since
MONDAY, against 5.31l for the same time last week.
Quality generally goud, AMI the offerings slowly
worked on at an advance IN prices equal to Y y n.
Medium 10 prime steers we're SOFA al bdlOc, y NJ o
ares o6@57 NJ TO ne gross ewt choicest selection at
1OAC. 10 dress a6oe57 rs.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs were 10 car loads or
364 ne d. making IA OoS since Monday against 10 334
T. the time last week. The market was dull at
unchanged ngures, with slow sales At lGs6c. N. for
sheep and 6lt ss.sc n Tor lambs, few prime aud
extra jersey lAnibs going to NdOl6c.
Receipts o. hogs we're ~ car loads or S,4dl head,
making l2,427 since Monday against 1894 iOr same
time last week The fraction Of car load sale ay
had lVt changed haads before Change.
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FRIDAY, June 3O--FLouRASD MEAL-The -four
mare was fairly acty WIN prices more or less unset.
tons FiouI-No g v Dbl. s2.io4 Is, superhne state
Western spring wheat extras, t4.dOsi5; DO XA and
XXX, 20 e5a - 5o DO. winter wheat aud Y 4. sid0
as Minnesota Datcn. t%ta25j city shipping ex.
uAs sssi, aoutnern aNets' shd fanny oranus, $500
sgaer1 '9 9, saras 3 ga, I, ei ve
nOur-supg rune. a sou s1.IO.
o IS for @R n nearly sh .d .6 sAS:
wheat Soc ssi for 40 DO RED winter tlSb Tor ne
spring quoted Al ii ESQ 80 ior ~ sii6&si IL tor
Eye quS ana Somps Marley aud barley S G mali Ga asG
B,sns tor export dglL oaIs lrmsr and more active
for gradee wntei So,sc for No chicago "a tii,sc.
,ST WSsttsa mHea a. STATE iaIeG sSs
Corn opened aruier, with sales ot 10000 nush at SOD
CorroS-The market was dul aud easier Tor cotton
on t9e spot 3at not qnoId oMeTi sales we're made OF
ket and the later nths 1ldc. lower; sales
Aas u Il 56 o sept @ e' il ssc Tor oc IS
brT IL 1880. Tor November anu December, aud llAc
tor January; The Liverpool market was quoted lower
al Cd. Tor middhng upiands 80,
,is7S oT mess, aad slG 50 for extra Prime aso $50
6os. mess tor August At go 30 WIN 1880 bid Tor
JulY and 80 90 for september. Bacon more active
sale. 900 boxes, nat city long clears At l09s loilc
weights an condition Lard nrler, but QuleG; salcs.
io5 tcs closing ~ sl 90 for prme city, ami nloee
iii bbstl67s Tor JuY, Sll d7gsatll7O ior Ausust
Sac butter and cheese somewhat Unsettled. Fresh
eggs lover Al l7aioc, or Western and state;
aeS,n SS d Tc To- 81 Sss N as yaTy
SiSe i S' rsGae IL Go. ocean ireisa Were Wy
s !I90doaL ed aoar, ~ sat- Sr' sr,lo e
To- L5HG6u 4 al, d. to Venice or trieste 5s, o.
rosn Al Is a. LAYER rlsns easier At sS55 cGfraais
r roa o Nd 1 OF Of 9Ps sr nv
forge a tls5oGslo6o; wnskey quiet %. bus. sold
Calcutta at ti.ssa, N'''' 'N"'
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Liver aud HIood Diseases.
BY II. V. Pierce NJ. D.. Author OF THE People C
mon sumo Medical Adylser."

mon Scuse Medical Adviser"
A healthy liver secretes each day about two
and a halt pounds Of bile winch contains great
amount Of matcrai taken from the Dlood Nhra
nate thlH alnuunt Ot nOxous substance, which,
therefore. remains TO poison TIE blood aud be con
condition OF The blood when II - receiving and retain
Ing each DAY two anu half pounds OF p1ironY Nature
and 0rgana-tne dnels. ungs, skin &o.i out these
organs become overtaxed In forming this labor IN
addition to their natural tuncons, and cannot long
Withstand the pressure, bu become variOuss diseased
The Draln when n the great electrical centre OF all
vitality, Is unduy stimulated ny the unhealthy blood
which passes II from the heart, and u tails 10 per
fOrm lts Ofice heathy, Hence the symptoms Of bile
poIfonIng, which are outlines headAche, mcapacty TO
Keep the mud On any subject, IMPAIRMENT ~ memory,
aud rrlt 40 ty OF temper. The blood Itself being dis
eased ~ forms the sweat upon the surface - the
SKIN IL Is irritating ana poisonous that II produces
dscoiored brown spots plhlp,es, Dolenvs NhI o'hvr
erupt0ns, sores, Doils. caruuncles, ana scrofuous
tuunre. The stomach, h9weir AND other nryan- can,
not escape becoming aheced 80 ntr nr lAl'r anu we
have aA the reeu T. Cnstiyeness, neH, dropsy dyspep-
ba, ana diarrhpa symptoms are common, aH nit
bad IN the mouth, internal neat, palatlon
teasing cough, unsteady Appetite King sensation in
throat bluatiug of stom ,ch pam IN sues OF ABOUT
present IN any AZ Que lnr. The liver otlhg lhe
great depurating bloodc eansng organ Of ne sys
work and the foul cOrruptions which gender IN the
blood and rot out, II WERE the machinery of NE, are
gradually cxpe .d from he system For tns nnsposs
doses daily Of Or PicTcrs Pleasant PuIga I'VE felels
are preanlnenty the articles needed They cure every
KIND humOr from tAe worst scrolua 10 me common
pinple bOtch or eruption. Great eating ulcers HI di
heal under their mighty curative innuehce. NHuVnt
blood polsops that urk IN 'hs sem are 9f mem zen
somewhat protracted u'e the most tainted Nstems
may be completely renovated and built np anew hn
ana isappear under The influence 81 these great 70
BOlycAtn,-AaIt
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STATE bonds neglected the only sales having been
In south Csrolina o.. new, non fundabs at 2a Bank
VI II. puohc shares brought 20; German American as
and Metropolitan Ia Railroad bonds were also dun
cenirsl i.ts new iiits Ies,ss sna con.i,n,
go, $751; hlwauxee and -. Paul. c. and N. division
loon, MnNAuKee and st. Pau consolidated sinking
funu. p3ss Chicsgo and Northwestern consolidated
coupon gold bonds, v5ss Mrrt' and Essex iss nv
Hnnnibsl snd st. Joseph s., convertible, sAtl5yk,
Lake shore con.odated registered lists, 1oSla; ST.
Louis anu Iron hountaiI lists log Bur ingto Cedar
RAPIDS aud NJ lets A. Alton aud Tcrrc Haute 9ds
ierred, p3l4 Louisville aud Nashville consolidated
1898 p24 Milwaukee and St. Paul l. and NJ. divt m
~ Buffalo ,o md. hrie new bonds loS Central PsShc
Pacific Railroad Of Missouri lists, eil; Union Psclic
1sts. 100 hrie 4tns. iOlt.
Iue uIcniLg. nlgnest l.. NJ, closing
O in.da W
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,,ASDERsox. -on THURSDAY, June co. of consumption.
Funeral on sunday joly 2. from the North Bapts,
Church. corner Of Christopher aud Bedford su.. ut 1
asy gans srs 50 iss Sahs Bsr
nett daughter Of John and Charlotte barnett aged II
Relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
osoee ron me rssiense Of her parents Flushing sy
nesE knsfsfgceosr f Trs srooHS ns e. s7s
Chslmers s,n OF Mary and Thomas Chalmers, in the
Relatives and friends are requested to att end the
funeral from hi. late residence 1913 West attn At. on
CyLVER-0n TaursdaY morning, Bessie. wife of
Fansrsi service: on saturday, A ie o'elcek at ne
RIA TsursdaJ June eS 1879 of con-
sumption. Rebecca, wife Of Nelson Duckwortn In the
the seiaiiye, sha friend, Q, the family arc respect;
l's.eP, NJ in,ermept ia GREENWOOD: ,.,..,,...
$40 Isth SC. Ann Dunn. the beloved wife OF Patrick
The ressives md friends are respectfully inytcd to
attend n1Sii The iunersi w on .a.asy 11y NJ
dence lgs Madis9n a., Thomas, beloved husband Of
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral on SUNDAY, july 2, a. ~ o'clock
o TSr'day June ~ JOAn Lord aged IS
feiave, and friends are respectfully invited attend
sunday. july :, At o'clock p ~ '-'''' '''' VI
to ssseS AZ ss s rS on SaSss
July 3 at 7. Nj for the purpose u paying the last
~ H order q O%HLsiEiS 4 sNiTH Captain
LARkEY.-On Thursday, June ~ Elizabeth, widow
Of the ate Pairick L1rNey aId ounsest daughter Of
tie late william Bishop
Relatives AMI friends respectfully invited TO AZ.
tend lhe funeral from 10 spring d. on sunday July q
Prohibition Thursday, June 90, Mrs Rebecca
O'ponneil, IN the 77th wear 81 nrr age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectful
invited 70 their iuneras from her lat reside ee sa
Henry st. on ihs saturday morning AZ Va o'clock 10
81 Teresa. Cnureh. where solemn requiem mass Nill
be offered for the rpose OF her soul thcace Calvary
Cemetery. Carr lgrs IN attendance
Londonderry tlrVlanu) papers please copy.
oCALLA0llAN. On THURSDAY. June %, Mary,
widow " the ate Thomas o'tala CHAN, native OF Bal
ycaeh Mallo~, equity COrK, Ireland, the 0Oth year
Vi her age
The relatives aud friends OF TIE family and OF her
sons Thorn ami Florence O'Cailaghan, are respect
fully Invited attend the funeral from her late resi-
dat, July ,, At O'Clock T. NJ.
PINE. Thur daV. 2gth inst, Katie, wife Of Benla
min Pine, In the 81 year OF er age.
Re- tyes and friends are respectfully Invited 10 at
tend the funeral from her late resdence. 1920 81 av-
Oh Saturday afternoon Al O'cloct.
WILLIAMS; on Wedn, sda,, 2sh INST, Thomas VIII
lams, formerly Of shanghai China aged AZ years.
Friends are Invited To attend ms funeral from the
dence OF David jenkins, 70 9th ST., Brooklyn. l.. D.
SaturlaN, AT . o'ciock.
lArts-Emma. beloved wife OF Thomas Yates
Relatives ami friends are invited 20 attend the funeral
on sunday a. Nv O'Clock, from her late residence, 80
Az d. New NorA.
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Mcssrs. Fisk a Hatch viii ray coupons. July l. on
tehHS 5000 OF Central lacihc god bonds 81 $4,000
Western facinc. and toOuo,OOO of California anu
ores
lie following were the comparative estimated earn
ing OF thu Ohlo and Misslssupi l.lw.y toupauy for
ue tnlrd quarter IN JUNE In 1876, tSl72l.91 1873
El7oiU2, Increase IN 1875 ,Hyis,25.
William Bond receiver Missouri Kansas ami Texas
Rtwsy. furnishes the following statement Of approx
earnings Tor tuc third week la June 1876 Ffeaht
t3s,3l7.s Passenger, sl275i 20 mal. f.5Jl 81 *
pre- tlUSJ tbtai, t5i,dsiDl, corresponding per "a
last eu tiV- - showing an Increase Of t537B75
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PARsoSs-wALRBR- ON Wednesday. June e. by
the Rev W. Adms robert ). Parsons to Miss Bessie
II. " alker. all o. West Farms.
TAYLOR -TAYLOR.-Ou Tuesday, June go. at the
Sands Street NJ. Church, Brookyn, by the Rev. Geo.
Taylor assisted by the Rev Hart Pease aud Dr. G. r..
Kettelle Preston Taylor TO Jennie L. Taylor daugn-
ter OF the Ofhcitting clergyman, boih OF Brooklyn.
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Another Case Of mistaken Identity.

Onicer Lyons looked at the body Of a woman
who had been drowned the wiiliamsburgh ferry on
Thursday night and cried, my God, its my mother"
He obtained the Coroners permission 20 take the body
home, and when he arrived there with II ms mother
aud his wife met him at the door The drowned woman
has not been coRnized.
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Business goiites.


HIDE PARN. VT. Feb. 7. 1870.
heesrs. Seth W. Fowle q sons, Bosto
Gents You may perhaps remember that wrote you
several weeks ago IN regard TO e use OF the PEHuyIAN
SYRUP for my wife. who suffering from general de-
blhty the sequence OF Typhoid Dl sentery. had tried
the most noted physicians IN this state. and aleO IN
Canada, without relief. At your recommendation she
commenced the use Of the syrup The rst -four bottles
MADE but little inpresslon but while taking the nfth
she began TO Improve rapidly, and after using eN
q the dollar bottles she has RECLAIMED htr strength ana
10 anle to 10 most OF the work about the house, aud
feel that cannot speak highly IN praise OF the Pc
HUvIAN sYHvP have prescribed II to several Of my
patients, and have procured thoeale Of several dozen
q IL here. You maze Of this letter you
ut. Yours, very truly, n. ID. BKLDEN, N. ID.
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Acting through the pores upon the sources OF
Inflammation Glehn's sulphur soap promptly relieves
the burning lichng, and utner annoysneeS caused n
Va rheun, scald head impego, eryslpras' ana other
skin Diseases AMI Ultimately removes every slse 81
them. DrnuI IrittentOn's Sixth avenue. M ~ ln-
eOus hair dye II safe as well 40 speedy
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A pretty faithful index of the state of the
stomach and nyer 10 the condition OF the skin The
most prominent causes Of salowness are Indigestion
and bihousness. Kinney diseases close confinement
and poverty OF the blood also the cheek OF
the rudy glow OF health. To regain lost coot and
what In much more Important to remove the OF
discOoraton and wanness Of visage. cheek irregusr
ties, and fertilize the blood use Ud0pho WOlfe's
Schedam Aromatic Schnapps.
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eois az ST. aye seeses sSaS ana Err st.
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HUDSON, N. Y, June 3d.. James ID. Ntver,
n prominent physidan Of Aucram m this county, Tell
dean fron his carriage to-day, from an apopectic at
tack
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100000 worth Of furniture and c1rDets at
greatly reduced prices psrI9r sg,es am ts9 nS Eas
40 Brussels carpet 81. COwpertn watts loo ana 10Y
chatham u. thirteen large warerOoms .-Adv.
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Those Afflicted with Hal Rose. and Peach
fever asthma. or fever and aguc can nnd reef Oy
ting Fire Island Beach. Trains leave Hunters Point
e.35 A. NJ. and $50 NJ. for surf Hotel
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MIX of Magnesta can be had Of every drug
Rist IL IL the chlld's medicine OF the period Every
infant swallow It, and obtain relief from its all
m
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-01

1.-THE Old Hundred Out and the New Hun
dred in.-Grand torchlight parade to welcome the
century, to be held In Philadelphia July g. 1870.
All clubs. societies, trade organic itons. and other
civic bodies in adjoining states counties desiring
participate please communicate with tue committee
~ sxMURf {. PERKINS. Chairman.
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Washing made easy by using Pyle's o. X.
soap TRY II AM see. Ade,
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DTDORCED.


THORNHTLL.-on May 80, 1875, by Judge William
J. Cox, John rnornhill from MARY Thornhill.
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OF Ouirk's Irish Tea, and now feel better than
ever; bilious Il cured me. We near this every
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-01

The Pride Of the season IL, unquestt ona biy.
KNOCKS elegant and unapproachable ROcky MOuntaiu
beaver the perfect dress hat for weather Cen
temen Of taste aud refinement should make their pur
chases either OF his Stores 22 Broadway In the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-01

Infants are relieved Of great many diseases
by Moneil's Tee thing Cordial Price rs cents,-Adp'
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TIC Truss az iS BrOsd%. before cSSins any other.
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H<RINB INTELLIsENoE.

uurATuRR ALnAHAc-rufs DAv
sun risee.... 81 sun sets.. "a Noon sss. IL ~
HIsH wArKR-Tnt- pAy. 49,
Sandy HOOK 90 Gov. island. So Hell Gate, 22
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NtIiqiuns Notlfts.
TnB.S9sPnkTENTsn 40. i,

Il SAITH sT., WEST, And NEAR 9TH Av.
1888. lGreen cars Of bath ST. line pass the tentl
n. TYING, JrI subject, " joshua EVENING, 7tb-
Preaching BY the Rev W, 5. RAIHsFoRD, overfov
Meeting, the Rev B. H. TYING. Jr, in Church opposite
TuEsDAY.eAM-C Centennial service and addresses
py Gen III EDWIN TREnAINK, Assistant United
Tne Rev LUTHER q. BAssETT viii preach on Wed.
needay evening, the Rev. W. LLOYD on Thursday
evening and the Rev. g. u. TYING, Jr. Friday even
asATuRbAT, So: M.-UNCLE JOHN vAssAR's
Christian workers' Meeting.
NoonDAY PRAYER MEETING, one hour.
contributions TO the support OF these services may %
sent to EDWARD l.. OWEN, treasurer,
40 Fact asa 81. or n wall 81.
A CHUkCH IL YEARS OLD. 10th ct. United
"a Presbyterian. between I'd and 81 svs,-HlstOrica
July 2, at 81 NJ.
REy. ALFRED II. MOMENT, from Princeton
Theological seminary, Will speak IN Association
Hall, $50 ct, 4th av, Sunday evening, July q,
At ~ O'Clock. Seats free. No collection.
NTO> STREET BAPTI-r CHURCH.
- VIM. Haync lravell. pastor, viii preach Nc 1890
A. NJ Subject The Exultant Victor" AT 1880 y, NJ
subject-"I Ia Worship Valnr' Strangers invited.
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French Ninistry-M Leon Say and N. waddmgton-sre
Protestants, greatly helps to compose this quarrel
The debate in the'French Chambers of Dep
ues the repeal OF the law Of last year. which gives 70
the Free Universities the authority TO confer degrees was
at times very bitter ~ Duprat said that France was
divided into two hostile camps, one defending civil ana
secular society the other warning against the principles
which that society rested upholdiDg 1889 and
the declaration Of the rights OF man. the other adberng
TO the Syllabus, collection Of anathemas against MOD
ern society NJ de 10 Bassetiere contended that A. wac
dingtons repeal bill was precursor Of attack on
free teaching and on tho Christian spirit There was
school which advocated the Pagan and Csaran idea OF
ss or % the Nav %,ddncn TIE Mnser Of
Instruction insisted that there OF the
Church intended that every time inc RepuSs nao Gee
liberties He claimed that the confeT1ng OF degrees
was tie prerogave OF the State because IN france ae
gree is more than honorable distinction opens up
q
The question of free or churches selling
their pews 10 likely to have fall calculation through
statistics gathered by tho Free Church Association
protestant EpscopaD which has Its oce at NO. l3le
Chest nust, Philadelphia. This society has taken ior
its object the abandonment Of the sale and rental OF
pews and sittngs and the substitution therefor OF sys
tematic free-wll offerings by all worshpers." paper
has been prepared with view testing practically the
comparative efficiency OF the two sysems within the
limits of the diocese Of Pennsylvania The results are:
~ In the city e1 Philadelphia only four churches pay
expenses pew rents the pew rents OF all the eharceS
pay only threc-fourIs of the expenses, and aEeras"
SO 10 per sitting The free churches on the other hand
contribute SO 60 per sitting. The free churches are
mostly in the suburbs snd poorer districts Of the city,
2) That in the country districts church Is supported
by the pew rents. which average only 50 % per stg'
The free churches which are mostly UissiJn anu pocf
pay 81 73 per sitting. Leaving out the missions u,s
free churches IN the country 50 so per sitting hai
much again Us raised in the other churches ZOE sA
pcnSes.
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CONSTITUTIONAL AND POLITICAL HISTORY
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