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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-23

Once G. escent Saw Mill Association of New
s0rleans-New Orleans, February 10Th, 1e76.-The
Stock holders of this Association hereby notified
4hat general meeting Of said Stockholders viii be
held ct the Office of the Association, foot of Gan.
Taylor street, ON WEDNESDAY, March % b. 1876.
sak 10 o'clock A. NJ for the purpose of voting for
against the dissolution Of said Association and to elect
three Commissioners to iquidate its affairs.
N. B.-The box for voting will ue open from 10
o'clock A. NJ. to o'clock P. NJ.
BY order OF the Board of Dire tors,
E28 1m+ e. NICOLkE Secretary.
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San Francisco correspondent of the New
York Times writes:
Wachtel you know too well 70 require any
special reference to his history. We know
that he kept livery stable in his earlier years,
and, after paying SIS for q seat the other night
to hear him sing, regretted exceedingly that
he ever abandoned the business.
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FOR. SALE.

For sALE-A FAMILY GROCERY STORE,
well located, in the Second District, and having
good run Of customers. Apply 10 F. ED NEY, corner
Lapeyrouse and Claiborne streets, or F. JONvILLE,
~'' Mill Grocery. corner st. Ann and Robertson.
mh23 st
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The question Is asked: "What have the
Repuolicans done2" Well, they helped put
down the war of rebellion and save the Union,
deadly assault upon the governments than ever
the Confederate squadrons in the field did.
They have debauched the civil service, stolen
hundreds OF millions of dollars from the pub
lie treasury, ruined trade, paralyzed industry,
created mountain of national indebtedness.
de6led the bench, prostituted the Senate, and
lowered everywhere the standard Of public
and private morals, They have introduced
an era of bribery, fraud, rascAlity and COW
ruption to which no parallel can be found,
except in tho declining days Of the Roman
empire, or in the reigns Of the French Louis.
It's crimes cry trumpet-tongued to heaven
against it continuance in poweF.-Bakimore
Gazette.
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SEVENTH TEXAS STATE FAIR-Our mer-
chants owe it to themselves that New Orleans
shall be well represented at this exposition,
which opens in the city of Houston on the %
OF May next. The directors are pushing the
no doubt 1t will be one of the best Fairs ever
held in the South. Mr.. j. Curtis Waldo, Sc
Camp street, will take pleasure in giving ali
intormatio desired by those who wish 70 go
over.
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AND
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY SOCIETY.
sDHice-Stste National Bank Building,
No. 33 Camp street.
Hon. JEFFERSON DAVIS President
CYRUS BUSSEY, First Vice President.
W. C. BLACK, Second Vice President.
IS. H. KENNEDY, Treas .rer.
C. f. FENNER, Attorney.
WALTER V. CROUCH, Secretary
DIRECTORS.
Cyrus Bussey, 4. Il. Wheelock.
W. G.. Black Scott McGebee.
Thomas A. Adams, Charles G. johnson,
IS. H. Kennedy, Louis A. Wilt,
j. B. Hood, A. j. Gomila
Adam Thomson, W. r. Lyman,
John Chaffe. e. c. Palmer.
c. e. Fenner. mills I'm
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A NICE HAUL.
TSt. Louis Republican,

Detective Hathsing made very creditable
arrest last evening and recovered upwards Of
$4,000 in money, stolen from . New Orleans
house. The particulars of the robbery are
not yet known in this city, the only Informs
ton Re ceived being dispatch from the Chief
of Police of New Orleans to Chief McDon-
ough, notifying him to look ont for James
Little and William O'Malley, two boys, eight
teen and sixteen years Of years respectively,
who were wanted for grand larceny. The
dispatch gave meager description OF tina
boys, and stated the amount of the larceny It
several thousand dollars. On Saturday night
the detectives had the information, and last
evening Detective Huthsing met two young
sters answering the description ct the corner
of Fourth and Pine streets,
Ascertaining that the couple were strangers
in the city he concluded to take them in. A
third party who was with them attempted TO
interfere, but on being flung rather carelsssly
into the middle of the street desisted. TIE
officer started for the station with the boys,
and when just opposite the old Globe ofica
was suddenly attacked from behind by the man
"a tall athletic fellow--whe had been with the
boys at first. Huthsing was staggered by .
blow on the side Of the head, but Is both boys
are light weights he hung to both Of their
coats with one hand and went for his pistol
with the other. The assailant seeing that the
fat cop didn't fall, and was getting his gun,
scampered Of and escaped. The two boys Is
the station gave the names Of Henry and Will
liam Lighthouse, and claimed to be brothers.
On being searched the little one turned up
nothing. but the older one had $40 in his pock-
cts and eight $500 bank notes closely wadded
up in one hand. They finally admitted that they
were the boys wanted, and said the fellow
who tried to rescue them came through with
them from Jackson, Mississippi. They came
in on the Iron Mountain Railroad, and had
only been in town few hours when captured.
They were Immediately forwarded to the Four
Courts and locked up for the night They
signified their willingness TO 60 back without
requisition, as they have friends in New
Orleans. This was q most fortunate and cred-
liable capture for Detective Huthsipg, who
has been remarkably successful of late in
working important cases.
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1900 BALES CorToN AT AUCTION. -Messrs.
Nash & Hodgson, auctioneers, sell a. IL
o'clock M. to-day, at the Reading Press, 1900
bales of cotton. (more or less, saved from
ship Majestic, Capt. Gibbons. Terms, cash
on delivery. See the advertisement.
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Blaine is styled the hooking bird candidate,
bee .use he stole Grants thunder on the school
question. tried to out-do Morton as bloody.
shirt shrieker, and endeavored to improve
upon Conkiing as hard money man.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-23

Take the New La. Remedy for your cold or
cough, etc. II is peellsss.
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The Baltimore Gazette says: .'Babcock may
be tainted with whisky thefts, but thank God
nobody Can charge him with being Confed-
crate Brigadier."
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Our Old friend lack Chandler said, the
other day, that che would rather be in hi
without fan, than in the Interior Depart.
ment with Democratic House cutting down
things. y WashinqtOn Capital
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"The Straits of Gibraltar" said Mr.. Mar
rowfat, reading aloud from his Argus, last
evening, "are infested with pirates"
'Do the Straits of Gibraltar flow through
Washington" asked Artaxerxes.
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Galaxy and Atlantic Monthlies just received
by Stsub. the cheap newsdealer, at Gold
thwaite's bookstore, 60 Canal street.
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Il is eaid that when Pinchback heard the
verdict Of the Senate in his case, he went
into the cloak-room and falling upon Morton's
bosom wept bitterly. It must have been NJ
fecting to see the great Senator swobbing his
eyes with the bloody shirt
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-23

Buy your buggy and carriage of L. T. Naddux
IS Carondelet street, New Orleans.
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Mrs. Belknap has been interviewed, and
among other things observed: But if Ia We
sinned, others have doubly sinned; if am
guilty Of crimes, others are guilty Of double
crimes" There seems to be coming bQsi.
ness J" in this sentence Now, Lady Amanda,
let us have the names.- Vicksburq Herald.
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Wants and To Rent inserted in the BULLETIN 70,
6l.v cents.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE

SPECIAL NOTICE
To Minden Shippers The SATURDAY boats for
Shreveport will ka Miuden freight, reshipping on
steamer BELLE ROWLAND at East Point
ms st JOS. A. AIKEN. Ill Gravier street.
Louisiana Levse COMPANY, 23 Caro- delet
street March 20 ID, 1576-The regular Annual Elec-
ton for Twelve Directors for this Company to
during the ensuing year, will b. held at this Office,
on SATURDAY, April LIST, 1876, between the hours
of II A. M. and p. M.
M. A. TARLETON,
mh20 tapt Secretary and Treasurer.
Once of New Orleans City Railroad Com
1any, No. l24 Cauel street New Orleans, March g.
1e76-At meeting of the Board Of Directors, held
this day, dividend of Three Dollars per share on
Stakeholder. and after MONDAY, April 8, 1876.
All new stock being paid in full before the 18th
instant. will part Clip tie in above dividend I. aIsfer
books will be closed for ten day previous to April B.
milo taps q. c. LEWIS, Sec. etary.
Once Of the n. o. Gas Light Company.
March 10, 1876 "A final dividend Uf Five Dollars
per share will be paid to the holders Of the old stock
full iq uidaiOn of the remaining transferred
to the consolidated Company.
The transfer books will be closed March 81 to
aransfer Of old stock and from aud aftar April
distinction will be lnade in transfers between
and old shares
By order of the Board of Directors.
milo I'm v VALLOIS Secretary.
The Centennial -Tho.e DESTROYS Of contrib.
ting articles for exhibition in the Women Depart
application at an early dale to
MRS. M. C. LUDELING,
New Orleans,
Member of Women's Centennial Executive Commit
tee for Louisiana. mhs If
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Notice-City 7ares, 1876.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, CITY HALL.
Nes Orleans March Z, 1876.
All CITY TAX BILLS Of 1876 remainic q unpaid
the 3lst inst will be advertised according to law
and carry ten per cent per interest and costs
zzrom that date.
Until then one pr cent rebate will be allowed.
EDWARD PILSBURY,
mh7 tN Administrator of Finance.
The PNrest Vines IN the World
XELLEY'S ISLAND PORT WINE
SWEET CATAwBA,
DRY CATAWBA,
ISLAND QUEEN CHAMPAGNE:
superior to any other. For sale by al grscers
SHROPSHIRE & CO.,
No. Is Peters street
.Sals Southern Agents Kelsy's Island Wine Compan:
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wv I ~ Sariages ana .hugges.
sAsu can find ready sale fbr the same by calling on
2. T. MADDUX, IS Carondelet street. dealer in car.
'=iAges. my14
"ANTED-50,e0 coo Ladies and Gentlemen to cal
w and examine the latest novelty out, called the
JAPANESE CHILD'S CARRIAGE AND era
DIE" on exhibition and for sale by Z. T. MAD
OUX IS CarOndelet street. AUG If
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Wants and 10 Rent inserted in the BULLETIN fof
0fty cents.
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A MEXICAN DEPARTMENT
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY SOCIETY.

INTERNATIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
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WANTS.

WANTS inserted in this column at FIFTY
CENTS per square.
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"ANTED-A GOOD SIZED SECONDHAND
" sole leather TRUNK. Must be in good condl
zion and cheap. Address " Trunk, Bulletin Office
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"ANTED-A PLAINLY FURNISHED ROOM,
w Cheap, in a quiet neighborhood. Address,
stating terms, +. r." this office. mh23 1T
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To Minden Shippers.-TheS SATURDAY boats for
Shreveport will ka Miuden freight reshipping on
steamer BELLE ROWLAND at East Point.
u23 st JOS. A. AIKEN III Grayier street,
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SD6ice-Stste National Bank Building
M. ~ Camn ~trs
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"ANTED-OCCUPANT FOR WELL FUR
w nished rooms In house centrally and agree
ably located. One is front room with gallery and
there are two others adjoining. Price moderate
Pnvate family. Apply at q Rampars street mh5t
, 1876-04-05
POLITICAL. ............
TWELFTH WARD.

II IUAIc1UUf Hpifl = 197V.
~ Ne,srs Samuss u. KtCFsa and Jdnses r. Raw!ttah:
Tho underatRped, dstzsn8 and Taxpayers Of tha
Txd{th ward, respectfully request you 70 bacoms
esnlates for Aldermen Of tha Ward q the election
- 10 hold April le 1875. irrespective Of nj esueusss
our reasons for ignorns ths primary sloetson - to
Alderman sts: tbs impossbtllsy Of receivtn8 tt ono
TT1fd Ii tha few hours allowed And ths wsllkuown
eass with which pattiea who hs1s no tahe 70 vots de-
sde ii lbs primary aoetiug who shall be candidates.
believing that only men Of wsfkuown integrity and
business capacity should 90 to tho Counel TO o1pend
ihe nve millions 0oo of annual city tAxcs, and
lives IL tho people Of This desire, ask your
acrsntanca OF this call, and ptedE8 Jpu cur e&tuelt
, 1876-04-05
THE SOUTH TOWN.

Al tha main no,tno.n1.ca of tina sortb R,d.
No. 204 Lasallo sttoot there vat a determined
attempt On the part Of tho f1tsnds Of law aud
order to bare fur election, but II was defeated,
"a Ia unual In such cases, By tue thisyos, bum
mora, aud loafers of the city, Who, by superior
.trcnoth and numbers, rooestel last vs.r'a nar-
1880. .,.,ost o~aot,r '' ~
ao1uance a'inon' oAass'
AZ O'CLOCK "non LIE IA1hu.sk fepo11of II"
rived on tho ground. Ae found about fifty very
decent Reutleuen present aud waiting for tho
hr,nr ~ arrive when II vo,1s hn Iora1 to clsc, a
.e", " ~
Mooofatos. AmonR tue ieaaefa "ete tns hoa.
Thomaa Hoyac, Long Johh wentworth. AID
Dixon, bfr. Haskell, Mr. Gsiliths, aud number
~ o,h,ra of reanectabilIty.
shar+,v ha fora q o,c,oci: n. rr1.,h.d h.,.,
onu!'4s vow. :, e'oIA 'no Nv, ~ oosa"
TO at11so III hl tnels native put11olss' iae rot
ten Scnm OF tho lowest depths cano. II II by
concerted action, from all sldee, on foot and In
vacous. and formed On all eidas OF tho peutte-
~. s,,..Iaa ~. .en.r.1 f. .oarna 49,,
nen who guarded tue doorway IL seemed eVi'
dent from theF acuoas that sheS mad not calca-
lated On finding 10 many docone mon M hand.
and messengers wero> instantly dispatcbctl to
tn pca1ost rsloon, mi, aiye, for morc. Tn tbe
wv "o"'o0' sa'oea "oN - 20 .eA . "4eo - w.
mesntame thefe poean tno USUAL manouFtes OF
croNdinK and pushing. Tho gang which offered
tho ROW and hogan the hostl.ities Hero alnoat
hovond dazcr,ntton. Thav wars .b.o,utelv moi.
...,. - .n,L;u IT, ,,.I- ra..n,. ..,.1, f.rio-.,
oono a. s",I ..s. :" se4 30 p,.,.. -" 49,.
s1rn'oh'a, 1"o.y aas"S emss' anu "esos ou1
"hoso color could % gueaeed IT. b'ear-eyod.
brokeu-nosod, living pickles OF rum
and froscood with tobseco; dirty, not
with tho toll OF tho laborer, but with
hn,1ibla S f parody on manhood thsn thssa beinrs
na ~ II ~ none"txos ~ ~ n'o,t
Imsein.tion. ] III Tha writcr % hss seon ~ ID tbs bull
% Nhoio amy bumners nm % aud dosersets % were m herdod
, 1876-04-05

gracious way IN which Liz wal used ~ sponge to AoAk
in 1 mut.pu1aia In Tho centrp u tho street
warning to others uo Has probably acting nler tho
savice of Hugh Hood, who, In speech tn Mike Eyans'
toSi Don't 3ou Inov hit III ii Nike Evans ir!onds
tho street Ind beaSs yourselves, and soo "a nuch
0us Of Tho feature. Of tho forenoon wss tho prs.-
ence of
LoHo JOHN,
who wandered shout ban1yinB uords With ths crowd
In generally pleasant manner, 1Is waa for sosns
time anuoysl byx young biackQuard who followed
him around aud Esfed lin until at Last tho tall man
looked down upon hls tormeator aud said:
+.Look Aeru, young man. 3ec you want to earn tho
money tlat they psy you for following mo about and
llachgusrdlng M; but thtnk Jou would hsro lnsda
sss ria yoaus lu.n. having i had patl!e s .tton. S.
ton called to hi, suak away, and csss tbs big maa
Il thus, viii ngh.!ng, drinking, aud au...e,!pa III.
tnao wore away until afternoon when, ii o'clo.e,
THE TOWN MEETING
MAJ 10 10 held. moro horrible traYcaty on Rovcsu-
solox tic .uppe of 1ns sSei e0 in,b. is H.
tants was to " taxea atA mecilng held on narrow
sidewalk where not over coupla Of hundred soters
sound Of Tho ModeEslor'a voice,
4 Etts betore 2 o'clock tho Board Of Trade seemed
to have suddenly taken = notion to coma up to tho
1irylooklng, welldrsess, loud d.mouths, aud Yteor-
GUS young aud sn4ddloaged were packed ross-
y :. pesalbs on the north haH Of tie sidewalk In
tactcs BY shoYiug tue uell-dfessoa crowd away
ne 9,v til: tss. ~; s,' s;' I'd b!asd u re-
bad lot. Ths bulls and bears could
aud would shove too aal srsl5 effort 70 crowd t.on
ha ses On tas back of hell ha.la md totally d,!e
gAsdn2 tbs question Of Clothes The ses!Pe4s rspeled
..a Te.y ea neyy,s By ~ ysSas
~ dia " shsy VAS instructed by aeasbody. sad
, 1876-04-05
MARYLAND HAMS.

s'These Hams Ats without exception the aneat Of
fered In this or any otlef market, and lha prompt
sttens!on Of epie9gss Il invited. >. ~ .upplS
re euro of Ill., hewbold being divided between gro
carr hpu1e cat and myself.
Q, TATuMa 10 EaAt NAdison-st.
, 1876-04-05

oxxTIxxxx: In Fespon4a 10 your 6att$sinx cali re.
qassug The Of our names candidAtsa tor Alder
men for tbs Twelfth Ward do not feel at liberty 10
feiuas thA same,
psaayns 1t 10 b. shs duty of sysry citizen at the
Present craa OF city Affair." 70 in wha.sYef
sap.o4ty his netghbors and 5eiiow Taxpayers may
Aa4gR 10 him.
therefore Aooep. you. call and pledge ouss4lves
a1seted 10 se1vs tho AxpAJsEr Of ths ward and th
with economy md hp1t4ty, and to tho be4t OF our
satAly, b. II. AoCREA,
1AH. T. AAWLktQU, :;
, 1876-04-05

hurled tato The dtseh wharf il bscaas eooa iost "a
sad s 1one vac rsousa =. saq aqs's qpasa
p.ses e. "A A. halfpsss u. s !otas had besn rssstsrea
thers vas larea. poeo foros present Ind b.tt.r o.
su 1se snsss b.
;ss "a bsas' III ass :ssa:s ssr 'ss :t.as ss
AZ tho shadcs Of srr - draw nigh there w..sa
o fso@ 20
IL; pr: ssas e ht mort sss
A1arsnsem9s:aats 70 70 onptl1 msao . cheoE ~
ainuses .s~y Il 20 p.sssa s;s 'asta s~.g
.ss IS s 1Ss b e. liz, @ + s,,s
the lstter pickf his boz, and, accompsnisd by lii
s~o esae an H. 1 n,o9s 49set. ~ LID or and p.e
nessea Of brown paper and properly sealod In s pss
sna :, g. g. 5oan e. esa sadrs Rs. !.
Mr. ATeItll, aud two policemen, took : hack which
IN ~ ~ans At ths door, and rapidly dzors 10 2 L.
Immediately After tho ensu.s Of .hs morning. b,
wn9a t.e ffapeSable vetar. Hers prevensed from In
pointed polling place,
THE FOLLOWING AFFIDAVIT
whose names arc appended:
bFATE or fLLfxos, COUNTY or Coor. ea-Ths
undersigned being seversy duly kHorn do eaeb upon
oath say That 10 was preeut At Tho voting ii
northwest corner Of Third avenue and TNctt stroet
IN tie C!ty of Chicago, which waa dujy osRuAted ~
one Of tha places for holding tho annual tva soct,on
IN tho South Town Of Chicago, 1t o'eiock
:: H.. n T.. o. ,rs Iaoad.y. April D. 1875, and
large majority elocsed John W. soennis, uLslrtnan
and theEraftcr elected Ipter paxo Assist
titue and paco, and Patrick r. Coney Assisa4t Cierk
Of said meeting: that aaid meeting was Temporarily
intcfftrod with ~ rto& which eoou after uelled
sad tho election proceeded under tho direon o eaii
age Ahd said Conley; and thAt tho votes east Il aid
eectou for sa}d FAge and sa.d ConleY "a AssIatant
Moderator and Assistant Clerk exceeded those cas for
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-09-23

The jury in the case Of the Mollle
Duffy, charged with completely in the
murder of Il. f. Yost, at Tamaqua, re-
tired on Tuesday night, at II O'Clock,
and came into Court on Wednesday
morning ami rendered a verdict of
equity Of murder in the first degree. ="
BY an announcement under the
head Of marriages, IL will be seen that
our young friend, =. I. Brady "has
been and gone and done TIT took
place at Allentown, OF Thursday last,
from which place the happy pair pro-
ceeded to Philadelphia, and will return
to Lthightun on Monday evening next
Daniel Graver, at the Bee Hive
Store. next to the lst National Bank,
has just returned from the city with an
immense stock of fall and winter dress
goods, dry goods, blankets, carpets, oil
cloths, etc, etc, which he is now
opening and marking down to very
bottom prices" " Call aud see his
goods-and you will be sure to buy.
Miss Lizzie Kramer the popular
milliner on Bankway, desires us to
state that she has just returned from
the city with new and beautiful stock
of fall and Writer styles of hats, bon
nets, millinery goods, notions, &c, all
of which she is prepared to sell at prices
below anything ever before offered to
the ladies of Lehighton. An inspection
of goods solicited
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Matters Of Interest.

-Burglars are operating with cOnslderAbl
auccess In Berks and Montgomery counties,
a., ea.o.o.,. t,o,,,oor,, or,r,,,,oI ,r,o, ,v,tt
not taEe N ace lin necsmner In the meantime
he Vii Temove IN iowa
William brown. painter. w0rkng at the
thlrd story OF mouse III iar,lSouie' iel' 10 the
ground on Saturday ana WAS KlIeu'
w liam Artz, brakeman on the Reading
Railroad, was caught between Two coal cars
and crushed 10 ueath wednesday AZ Cehtrana'
In the case OF John ID. Lee, the Mormon
BISHOP, tried for completely in the Mountain
Meadny massacre, the Jury Wednt aday found
a verdict OF gul. y OF murder IN the first degree,
a,r,,,,iar occ,dort occurrad on tho pb,,a
81, sn gd d'a, sood,na Ro,iroud last weaH Asa
freinnt traln W ts entering East Mahanoy tun.
mel the arcnpd wall At the mouth tuinb,ed In
The cars were piled up prOmiscuously but no.
body was KILLED
"01J ,..,.a w.. . +..r,o ~, N,onda1 Il, o+,s
-ChhLies " oou, H @ ho,sa y, ~ IosanS
m@ @ @sssaJh%u % ~ o'CS, 20 pn St,nc5 MN Win cI n
and then assaulted and killed MrS, Hazard with
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obituary.
Milton w. Raudenbush, son Of A dam
and Anna Maria Raudenbush, departed
this life at his home at Packerton, on
Sunday last, the 18th inst. Of consume
tion, leaving bright evidence "that IL
his earthly tabernacle shall be dissolved,
that he has Il building of God, a house
not made with hands, eternal in the
heavens" The subject Of this men Dir
was born in Milford township, Bucks
county, Pa, on the 27th Of June, 1927,
entered the state of matrimony in 1S49,
with Sophia RAIDER, with whom he liv-
ed 81 years, and was blessed with 3
children, of whom an infant son pre-.
ceeded the father to the land Of immor.
tality. lie was a consistent and worthy
member OF the NJ. T.. church, at Pack
erton. BY his death the church has
lost useful and active member, his
family devoted husband and father,
the aged mother an affectionate son, his
neighbors kind and true friend, but
he has gained an immortal crown of
glory. Truly their loss is his eternal
gain. He attained the age of 40 years,
3 months and 10 days. The funeral
services, on Wednesday, were held at
the Evangelical church, in Lehighton,
the occasion being improved by Rev. J.
g. BIiem, who preached very appro-
pirate and eloquent sermon to a large
and deeply interested congregation, he
was assisted by Rev. G. w. Townsend,
Of Claymont, Del, formerly pastor OF
the Packerton NJ. e. church. Deceas-
ed was inferred in the Lehighton Gem.
etery by the brotherhood of Free
Masons," in solemn and impressive
manner. He leaves wife and two
children-a son and daughter, an aged
mother, brothers, sisters and many
friends to mourn their loss, but not
such that have no hope. May the good
Lord comfort them. A FRIEND.