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, 1876-09-10
RACINE.


hpec7as tpfrtfponaene6 " Ihs If7o7tne
RACINE, Sept, 9.-Our appreciation OF pleas
ures Increase Us they vanish Until they have lied
entirely, and then wo look regrctfully back On
neglected opportunities for cnjoymonts thut have
,,r. f,.ovnr g, n In. ,,oa, viii, a.. H.. ,,.i.,i
6oao ~. ~ uae uos. ~! VIZ tn0 uoa"t'4"i
8uhlhleT N!ya tnat Aa'e ur1tcd 4lstic6sly ny ul-
needed until the drcnry autumn la upon us, with
It's a0'"hro gloom and drtszl'ng showers. None
than tho sentimental "turslc doves " who erst-
wh'o cooed tiie'r s1lly cushlnss under the sum
only yexca now by tho wall OF raw nor'easter.
OF tae patteF ot uupoet1ea4 ram. Lon Juans ana
tla!tccsno la1gcr n'ent under the sEadow OF tho
msfysl'ng srce ana n, ~. tl' , na7x q tho honest
mouthcd welcome :" ~ to sknlklng lovers Tho
mi, ktnlty hut 9rm,v ,acgcat an early roo.tInr,
,I,nn T.. -,',uan.ir h.n,,ns ~. .,,'tt.:. ""
s au to ~ S,oos oos oss,s sr .au o. aa
tion tho aky has worn o constant frown OF gray,
watury clouds, tho whi.ecaps hayo tumblsu aprrly
osst 1 ,"a "aspo9 oas, guy tAe ta'n anu io9 nave
aaaoa 70 the eheotlesancsS OF INC weak. 10
illustrate tho moral philosophy Of tho opening
OF this 1cttgf: few faJtox--vomanllkc-mn
desperate oIofts iaBt Tueaday to realize linEor.
ins ssmnatt d, pleasure frnm tho scductiye ranc
u,nbseilas. Xii ihe dreamy summer daJs went 6y
unearod for. bit tho nfosSet Of tIo scasous close
ana tSy asrs rs's1 o' o'e .sa, W.
lkguisel tatIsjactloIl.
rio storm II Tuesday night Va, bol.te,ous
IarLor extremely hazardous. '"9
'' " Tna scIlooSnH DOLPHIN.
of chso f.t ahshor About no fen tbs
VIII t$ss; sss ssss Hs'sSk u
, 1876-09-10
AM ARCADlAN PSALM or loT.


6pectdt EbtYespondtace Qf Ths Tribune.
LAKE PEWAuKAE, sept. 0.-Your Thousands
OF readers, with their accustomed leisure atl-
ttnnal Sabbath morns, and appetite for oil
kinds Of ncws, Will wts, to hear from tlis we'll
known rcgioa,-fron Which many have Just ro-
cd,-whilc others are anxious 10 know II
the more substantial sports Of ous Lake l,ave
set III. Know, thch, TINT the "RunImcr-rcaort
scason has closed, and those Of tho more guy
and fashionable OF the metropolitan citizens
have left the swectnavorctl scent Ut ncw-n,own
hay aud the baEmy and circumnmbient breczcs
of our beautiful shores, to be greeted Oh thcir
return home by the cver.gaccndjng anil
diflluslre odora OF tho various Drdgeporta that
clussty nesuc around the euyirnns Of all onr Went
cru hoy and beef packing cities, and from whose
oh~trnrvc favoF no naan1 prrtul,crance, however,
guarded at it's portals by caarrh or other protcc-
tons can cAcaIle 3ta pnfIEcnt stomat
Enonght Summer hns adjonrnc,l sInc die. and
:, 1uTvMN, , swgEf 4; r. sAnbATi a or TuE rEAn"
natural bloom. tbs n,ajcs.is trees trsecnt ttcir
ue'lorea tlnts; the stacks IF lay, oats, wheat,
yoyetat,'cs ntoundIng In ' cnr overio'sins ii,q
81; gai's99s, g .,., mct VT ,. g., q s;ye,y hsid.
Power That guides our happy ''Waukeshs Coun-
y s1fs tS. IN D'''''' 's''' alluded to tho t'a 0eau
pA1t.ExcnIIEscE or ALL DELIGHTFUL LOCALE
TIES;
Of health: of bulng IN invalid Of long standing,
sucking ~ an expert for healthy and pleasant
plsceh, md though THO reputation Of : Waukes!la
County, with tts 80 lakea and rnrlcd bealtes, IL
known broadcast hs "surnnler resort, and far
ahead Of all other known localities. yet boldly
tally ,desclopei In its autumnat grandeur.
VhH eo1IA nut1ttntnrntk for fhA fntf
hand in tho well rll.maturcd la.s, pIckerel, pike,
porch, and trout tn what Is known az the Upper
Lake, or "Uctp Water" while the surface OF tic
taMie fs now af.l will 1e for months tu come, cuy-
ere1 With niyrladr os ducks Of al the leading varIe
te4 embracing the wood. 1na!,arsl. teal. aid now
1sako bag variety the wild ccaary stoundng here
ntnut having attracted tue prcaence Of this far.
famed exotic OF tic genus bipcrnate, and, truly.
ns far ~ the West Is Cuucerncd, rord 1rsa While
tic body Of the lake presents t!rec attractive
featurcr the shores. on either side arc we'll COW
ofed with the sl,oftslnan'F choice game.
TILE "3ACK sNirE."
a litt!e further awny In the meadows and stub.
ble'fcids are to bs mot fhe ps11lrfe- chicken and
plascr. Tho woods. III the meantlilte, nbonnt in
pigeons, while the stately oak ant the tough
hnvbt1i. batkcd hickory, nrc alive with tlit gray
squirrel, WhtHkiNG hfs bushy tAll aINung the top
inast branches, never dreaming Of the dangers urk-
Ing for his destruction ut the Guso. Take this hun.
let fot ali ~ all AZ kother Uunstet says, AID 1t
can't bc cxcolle1.
The hotck md boarding houses have closed for
the eeaaois, except tho cottagcs al Dakt0n Spsage
which are run In connection with the HOW we'll
k1lUEn OaktUn Hrring1 lIotc1, under admirable
management, and all Ut which will be continued
open al the year toInd- INVALID.
, 1876-09-10

the Milwaukee, Pnidfcrr Home. II nt rrettnt ut.
tending IN: international Mcdeul EolleEc at Philn-
tlrIt,hts.
sfts. frank Kelly and Mrs. Garfield ure now IN
tr Eatl.
'tIsscs Jcss!e mil Amanda Capc hnve resumed
the!f stndfca at Kempor Hall, Ken0sLA.
Tie ji*v. Arthur Piper will preach nt 81. Luke'a
Church 10. morrow.
Adroeatt, il eier.as I ha mofal nor inlusnc. Il a lie
Cunnty Fair.
Arytaon na in little tent erected ut Burlington,
In which arc ennkes-ln hts boota; fat woman,
monkeyt, and oil tho appustenances OF nrst.class
aldo 1how. N0NyAL.
, 1876-09-10
ILLINOIS.
LAKE..
MOCK ISLAND BtlQ1t3.

Tic excitement here In consequence Of ftA
ztt}1ka ri h jrntunY ~ 4t., fsh{t,,t,, Ho.1- 1sJ
80 r DIa t,.,I ~, nv, -.
aho q Ipelllc tAlito''u H1s ufeA out. the Sofn-
phny has compromised with tho old set OF men
by recurring them to wlpe tllcir eurines, hut not
to acour them. For some time after the strike
commenced the Company WIS obliged to keen
detachment OK polIce hero To urtneryt, orr1er
~ - P"''ss ..1 ~ fS'e''o o'oo''
Each engine was Protected by Two or more po-
llec,ncn as far us Enclewoo.l, but even this pre-
rn,tlnn ,,rnvc,, ,hsuI11c.r+ ~ Hune ros.s n. .cv
- ~ a1no s14'es' ~ ee''
cral locomotives were ooasded h5 gangs OF men
and the 8tokcrs pulled FROM t1Ie taba, beaten
anil numtuerh 1iil ti,ev wcrn rin,l in iravr ti,e
frid n vninr 1ntFc vniuro,1s ,,3nT Rama ~ III
man Lao. hccn envnr"1v ~ mi .jnmrorn,,sfs Ji.s
.n LIZ. A1su ~ M ns1a nGsI.ct3t - NV 'isetousAet w
, 1876-09-10
EVANSTON.

notwithstanding TIC general "hArd II !
tbs various educational Institutions OF Eval
appear to attract even more thun t!lcl
slare OF students. Tho Coliegc of Indl|
Instruction has opened tho term with n
erable Increase Iii attendance, tho Wo
tpn Business College makes tho
report, and tho public scllools
over 400 pupils Tho rcopun!ng Of thc
tutions has resulted In = noticeable but
llfs on the streets during the past week
will be moro than doubled this wee
commencement Of the fall term OF tho
sity. Judging from the applications
qulrtes received, the officials havb ever
10 expect that the attendance
Ycrtlaut FFcah.nan, lan1 in laud with
pupas, appear upon tho streets, and rc,
directions Us 10 tho whereabouts of I'll
sIty from uvtl-tlisposcd lollugrys, vi
themselves superior tecaus. 1T their
knowledge a1a experience IN College life!
Examinations faF ettraucu to the Unl'
commenced vt o =. IN. Tuesday. The fosma
Ing will occur at p. III. Wednesday,.
THE WATElt-W0Hks.
Tho Village TFnstprs assembled at thu II
oflltes Friday, and consumed tho evening til
esslcrns she various propositions received y
tending . tupply .1sspo i,st0 tho Inks at TIC -
Works, ThH main 1tfl1culty wns hually nd
deciding To Ada{t tho Colo paient inlat-l
uHca At Lake View, HheFBalsuis, though VI
siderable siderable! hesita'lon' th' following ra'o'us
Rtsaieea, That tho President Of tho BoaM
ties y hertby requested and Instructed 70 ac4
nEoposai ot Q: " Janss 4 c.. saa ~ 4 onss
pIupcF conditions and guarantees.
Trustees Dewry, 1glpharL Gage, sua
yo&eu aye. and Ffesj4lunt llusc voted no.
An ordinance WINS then xuupted proyfdIn
funds uecesHAry for this Improvement,
Ths oter OF b. A. CAappt!l to e4teHd
village oFdor OF -, 0tD which ho bel
aanle tnlerest. 10 por cent, WIS accepted.
request Of John Osborn for permission 10
special policeman aud w4as star. Tho ~
aaupted.
Adjourned. .
Personal.
Prof. and 1teB. Carhart returned Thnrad
Mr.. c. Z. Wiswall will occupy Dr.. Eo~
TIo itsy. 4. N. Packard will preach tbs
upon "The in1ueDce Of Learning On
Doctrine" This sermon will DO Al ansM
Of Prof. Swing last sunday, md will
hearing,
According to announcement In Tus T11
GcuEgo K. braHd0n and Miss Anna Ae kids
happily married. at ltaclns Weducsday dslesu0s
tho presence Ut thciF immediate relatives, ant
medlately started upon NJ EASTERN tour. They
fexide In Evanston.
Mrs. +. u. DrBwer has been appointed iu1trt
IN vocal music iu thu College OF Individual lns
ton.
Hilton, why don't you kick 1T -.
lillyuns will be back Tuesday. -
Prof. Hombflglt returned from bis vacation
teFJly.
, 1876-09-10
WAUKEGAN.


Special Correspondence Of The Tribune ;.
WAuKEoAN, ILL.,, Sept. 0.-As the scason al. Z.
vanc<s that part Of humanity tlat;has been ls
Or unfortunate hnvc evidently come to tile can.
clus'on that "Thc Lord helps them who }lclE !,
themselves" and. az result, the inl,ahttautf
nre waking up one after another to find TINT
soma Of their property las been taken, whcrn :
~ or who by, is mystery. :.
On eatuHlay evening II. F. rortcrs storo ::
was entered and several articles Of value taken
nwao. and on Tuesday night attempts were
n.ale to enter tho restdcnccs OF ]. +. Powell .
and Cnpt 1lardee. Some noise about thu
buildings frightened them away. Thcy then
proceeded to the residence OF Mrs. G. c. Parks
anil managed to Enin an entrance, but wcru ,
driven oil with very lttlo booty by one Of tho
servants. There orc many suspicious characters
III and around tho city, and they should 10 -
watcllcd.
TRANSPARENCY or TIN TERM REron,1,r ::
The past week haa witnessed many groups Of
local politicians, ali Of whom tndulgcd quite o1-
tcnslvc]y In arguing the present situation nns}uu
prospects for thu future.
The lcadiug one, howovor, was tha1u
collected IN front Of Jotman's oIt-Yt&3cl
evening. An industrious painter who ls
completed his days work WIS narratlnr
Ills experience willie q soldier In tl,e Union
army, and told Of the hatx!shtps fle endured ana
Witnessed while defending Ills country. At tlta :,
punt Well.known ndyfl!,al, who his OF late ::
inade himself quatc conspicuous as leader FIJI,
@ up nd of to au socl to q sqG
hts tsials wcro ~ severe, did he fight under
Gsstcr thnn ~ ~ tt,o.i ~ ae hns know my
y var of IN snswel u nps H, wns ~
IL ,yn. aslc Il ~ T1 ~ snt ~ II InsaHon
=" s1~fartnsc4s a' pnhls9ea iobac.
nconio III ther tr. e"nensGtS .s,inS 70 ee.fauu the
ef tbat va VIZ 10 @ III Sth H.
to by lie speakcr Xnu thns II Il H. ea,n Ms
the icioIm element throughout they dave hereto.
te e oas nna ,ha iht n on
catta.1 1d t ncsG SnGf o. pe,nl e voting population
soA's''a'' nv MrMs%n,1 nGSasa seaolm n.n,ov. oua
.r.. u,- 70 A., ranaIh@At!th. @
1n s ~ !teinss en- family started for
nx Thsy col sons%mpato M rsaIainx sSoyt "tt" tMo
"qis Msrsr., Anrn,t w,rancr and raua,3 nox,L ..
Chicago, taEried while with friends In this city
tnG io!a patt oi tns Meeh.
aL"!: =: ~ Sia"tusu tG!ulHsu W oa'uf4sy lhst
s 1 n s as. f 1 hss ss M n. paes rs
py ad S'ef; H;,a,, ,,5 ,.n.,, ~ -. :, ...,,a..,..1
,on hs . ii III H. uicnn, af1 Ia, ey Gs.
IL IT, IN inesdas ~ 'ue lucy nas's is''
o. Oh t,l!ssnG!o, Mien; ls spending hElcf n
~, ~ .. ~, Et4.' nAs Eono 10 Inc Gentcnn
aMo Mr, TScfs II WH;,o,, sy ,rrorn,,,.,, ,,r h.,
msa ~ ~. y; at.oua. accompanied ny hcF
s. t atu ~, t"n sr:. Sns"nnh' S!a1G1 tne I9fe part
Long. a. ',eih" VI VII b lons.oms; -,
vs". fSc rSitns,nm Snm IT. Ms n s'nie1 s e 1tt
T,aYy !, y,sts wsts aes;o,npanls4 y MI and Ats.
NJ. uTHii Wiilic 9 Gntn9t nyn 1u nn, hi. am5a,,, aid,
M NJ r. Msl'n sn buftis' Of th' h ety !. noT IL
, 1876-09-10
OUR NEIGHBORS.
An Extensive Collection Of
Social Paragraphs from
Milwaukee.
Irrespective Marriages a Fruitful
Thomo Of the Cream-City
Scribe.
The Horrors of the Racine
County Poor-House OFF,
cially Portrayed.
Human Beings Treated Worse than
Pound-Keeper Would Servo
q Dog.
Reflections upon the Calendar OF
crime---Who Is Directly
culpable?
News Of the Week from
Kenosha and the
Suburbs.
WISCONSIN.
Reflections upon the Calendar OF
crime---Who Is Directly
Cuipable?


~-.7- -7rn
MILWAUAEEs
THE STATE FAIR.
aotrfal eorTs:poadfnes y 4At !, tI T. s',or, n
mwaoszs aos n 0ap amerean IDEAS to look to tic
,utrro rot,,cr thun to tho mast, will first alluc
iuthfc sas'!sr ' 1vi.con.u ~ I % State Fair to a ed
10 our eoa II. caa snnp eroand, ruesdsy
wr.ssr Sss1 weex a. hursav ru J,u and Fray In cor
.,ssn,ta l',,d WITH ti,a Hon W. ~ Field scc
retnry of the Wisconsin Agricultural Society,
In to}1 mn lint everything inuiratcs one Of tho
best fairs aver held. Tho entries aro more
nue,Jus ETY., % s,o,at,1n,v 2 u 1tis a,,.v,v
Of manner and untirIng energy, together with
iasorIte, a. uxs aud he Is de.err.d'y popular.
DAMAGED RAILROAD.
iho reeeh1 1toIna ,,oin M sne @ .as' M sot ..s Aasu
Mse'asean 'on .ear. Ncscr nus the "a.cr
heavy suri roll In, as did Wednesday morning
lust. In some places tls spray shot up 20 fcet
above tho breakwatcr, and in many places tho
trnck Of the Northwestern Hallway was injured.
Win hs accustomed energy mo Company
ses hundred men to work TO repair
The comnsny have alrcody expentled s75 ono In
en"~.Ais y. .''..t Hs"i ~ e"4tu 1tciA
track. Fortunate iraced It fot the property
ownera along the biuhs At tho 'also shore In tho
road Tad II not been for the protcctjon tho tracl
H. ~ t,a ns,t ~ th. hir1s w,,t,h J.. ~ n,ta,,.s
sons OF lilo houses wonld have been In the lake
boforo now.
1,., ~ nas, "n.oi ~ e". ,an %'' $500, - al.
tnero nro no" IN our la'l' UNDERGOING sentence
Tor fsaHus on tho royenue, Leopold With, scn-
fenced July Is, for SIX montlb. Aaron Schapac,d
for byc month,. WtJ,fnm Ben,cnth,i, fo- tonr
,,.,,t,'s fT,.r,.. o..'. s' t.s ~ uas ~
n'ua.te, ,9,'' ta''o Vim ~. 'oar "ontas' aha NJ
t,ne tttno II N confidently expected that ali Of
tncke meh VII % RaEuonea Withlnn few days. 1t
e. e hGd tnat Go!. uooawih thetr COUNSEL nor. In
MhhHaL9il, as oeht nome positive h16itsnncG TINT
in' SnsiE P"foon u only question Of vcEy ahuft
"A'e' ~o,, ,,.,,, ~,
-Suh No@Ap oF fnHhlu WQHks.
ah9 si!Gainn 70 O. thn PROPOSED addition TO- tho
fstc0FH- nt,f fnttp,
, 1876-09-10
OTHER SUBURBS.

Tho soclnl world OF tL!s ltttls bu has
extending during the weck greeting slA
hospitalitlcs to old friends who b.
homo ggalu, aud 70 new ones Hhtd
iyup In their midst. Tbs hsv. 9
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OPENING EVERY DAY.

MISSES FELT HATS at RETAIL 10. 90, ana 25 cents.
o. % g. and t2 So per dozen. ju't oneha job bers'
prices Men. and Boys Seal. Fur. aud Felt Hats, ali
new shapes. very. very cheap.
vELvErs. vELvETEESs. SILKS. sAT1Ss, RID.
BoNs. LACEs. FRENCH FLOWERS. FEATHERS.
all other materials for Hats ami Bonnets s0und.
ancc.
NEcKERcHEFs TIES. RUcHINGs. and all other
neckNesr at bottom prices.
Our KID GLOVE and CORSET DEPARTMENT Is
fu Of choice goods. prices lower than any other
house III this city.
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Patrick PADDEN,s DEATH.
Sbc Man wbe was Fosnd Wounded In
Bost Tied to pier.

rhc Man wbe was Found Wounded In
Boat Tied to Pier.
Coroner woltman held an inquest yes
terday In the case Of Patrick Padden. who was
shot at while In a small row boat on the East
river at Harbccks stores. Brooklyn, on the night
Of the 2Ota Of October. Padden's friends say
that he was rowing his boat toward the ship
John Mann, intending to deliver trunk to the
mate OF that vessel, c spar Groate. Waterman
on board the lighter Pilgrim. at Harbeck's
stores. snpposinn idden to ne river thiet,
fred pistol with me intention OF ir ,0
MIR ]. W Dehan. who keeps store at 40 Sack
EFT street. BROOKLYN, testified that Pndden got =
trunk Of him on the afternoon before the shoot
Ing Andieas Lindstrom, watchmgn on
lighter which lay nlonnside OF the IlIrim on
the nisht of the 10Th OF October. testified that
he saw.a man skuking on board the Pilgrim
and heard Groate call out. who's there
The man said, Have YOU cot anyt ring to sell =
LindstrJn and Groate both told the man TO go
away The niRht was very dark l. was lining
hard. and this. wind was blowing. Witness heard
the report Of the pistol. Casper uroate, VINO
fred the shot, testined IA follows;
Twas Waterman on board the Pilgrim on the night
o. ne vm %. md toward the wae between
the two hghcts did not aim the plst Al any ono
meant to brighten the man away
Police Oficer Newell. who was pltrollnR near
Pierq North river. testified that he toun in a
row boat tied 10 Pier a man who had been shot
and took him to the police station. The man
was Patrick radden. Padden was taken to the
hospital. and there he died.
1t Is averred tn q one OBrien was In the skin
with Pidden. O'Bricn mas gone to Havana. aud
the police have been unable to get nm. Oniccr
Newell testified that . llren was known as a
river thief.
The jury's verdict was that the pistol shot that
killed Padden was at the hands OF some un-
known persOn.
Paddens wife. herring the verdict, said that
the jury ought to have design tied m, person
VINO killed ner husband She wished the Coro-
ner to put GfOate under arrest; uui the CIrone
replied that II her husband was skulkin1 about
the lighters when he was shot he was whore no
ough, not To have been ana that IL h Il not
been shown that II was the shot from Groate =
pistol that Killed her husband.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-22
saoinas Glnas.
view AMSTERDAM SAVINGS BA>K.

u .posltor. are hereby nouh'i 10 leave their 81.
oks 10 one. ~ the bans for tuW4ar.s IA Win the
hl.A. - tar in.utuuen. In e~e1 casea I'd all be
RA.s len dnly f.omioA Nto3P. VI every eyea.
ius except saturday frtuS .u : u'cInrk
b e *. 1873. Ei,IAID VI. HiN r. Receiver.
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s,unollis mo .lulrolOs.
DENN~NLNANIN RAE ROAD.

Ash r>illp STATES MAI. EnUre
Tran ave N't 'If, '4 II shrJ,-cs and CYrt arit
ei~. f"rrll~, n- flilN-.
kTprrss fur % .II-.Drs. rHtsaugrl the West and
sunW Ni'h 'g'Imm r't care stAcael' $3.50 VI,
F@ v n9,s,, L.,'s ila,.o. Gerry, ana treatSJo
','Ifi ana ana l,-'ons for Nllhan,poi, auI
F.r bar nnoorfi N!'A,e. l9u arl me South. 'Lmnei
NasNi A'nu lNpfr 80 ~ ~ man rlrlur O.. r. a llv
eAccpl b. res $3.50 4 ~ nrtive ~ N..'.u.t nj,
i.np n l. ,"t' al $50 A. N,l, d. ANA +. NJ.
E1rr,-s Il, rnlai. ?his $50 80 siotnso Unite d..
ll'Np \ NJ. 1 70, $50 - ". nud - night
sumo T. .y a. NJ, 3 Q; $3.50 and 4. NJ EuigrAnt
ACtrmnI laflnn for lrcnfon : A y. % aId 10 p VI
kuf ttahs 0 Newark, Elizabeth, iiahWay Princeton
lreut"iL Perm AmDo'. bennington, lielyldrre. and
othcF ponts. srr lOcai achedu at ala lchrt offices
Trans arrive lrum Pittsburgh 0.2O AMI lu.in A. NJ
ana lO2oP N Jain 1910 i ". nndU5OP " daily,
en- fpt Monday. From Washingttu aud Baltimore,
h.H Nhu NJ 10, b;lU. ana lOrO T. NJ. sunday,
so 900 A. " From Pnadrphlt. 300 SEQ. $50
300, l0lp u % A. NJ, 2lo, ilO. 5Id 400, SO,
l0'l0 ana 1920 T. VI. sunday so, d. 20 d 3d. p5o
LILO A. NJ, $3.50, lu;ln, and IN2O 4. NJ
- Ticket Offices sc AMI "a broadway, No | Aston
Hun-e, ami loot Of ID shiosses ami COrtludi s,.t
Dult ST. iTnnkynf IA, il6 and lls liIi.On 81 liD
No taffrrN place.
lNAAk THOMSON ~ w. pOYn In
OeAelal MelaSsf srn'i FA.scn. r. AGENT
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Kari Kruse, clerk, shot himself through the
heart the grocery 81 snnton street. yesterday
morning Geo W,fcrne kruses employ said mat
kru nad MA for practlC shooting ia thc store at
atnigtt lie sh,f AZ marks and rs 50 much thAi TIE
ceiling md Nails are full Of dents Apparently. X usc
pressed nussp II the pistol to his eft breast aud
ured lie n wears ~ age.
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- ct ltih N. an envelope Uontii.iug a siFn of
naaY a i9crd reward viii bee paid ON retufnnl II
l" 80 "tst l'lh si' " L. WILLIAMS.
SsRA m MARD.-Lusi. IN the innktrr house Of
Cow Mt,rf., l.. =. Lawrence a Co.,. u3 Nassau ~ .
corner 81 FuiIn, about s32l iu rrctuh,co.. m.
an". hi "a. l'sl ny poor man unable O. tear m lu,.
the un''r pl,i.e Ittlrl Wi M".-rs. iAN lstNt h.
we N.f reward ami thanks oi TIE lu.rr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-22

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n f.r'ur. . fslues-t no objection. ~ ayfrs the
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= I..f in-. r0-' ref. .ces FOL honesty b,
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-22
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-22

NNANTTN-A boy % a dining saloon must tnfw
w ho" % Na' "aFt- e. ; 'r eN - s'uti 81
w aNrEu-A flr,man ON cfta. Of ali variety
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used s.ult cops worth ~ ir"e semi - iini f1r CIR
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p' MADISON ami l3. De born -, ttlcaso
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-22

The year 1874, the receipts over exports
indicated that larger stock of cheese re-
NAMED In the stolehouses of New York.
The excess was very large, and the home
consumption was small. But during the
early months of 1875, gold rose; there was
much activity and demand for American
cheese, and the Rlut was relieved. During
the months of February, March and April,
this activity continued, prices varying from
16B to ia cents. But 1t was not until the
first week in May that the receipts of
cheese equaled the exports, showing that
the make of 1874 was In the market until
that time. The usual decline IN prices
then began; but it was decline which ex.
ceeded much the corresponding one of
the previous year, and 1t could not have been
entirely owing to resumption of production.
Il was evident that, while there would he
an increase in production, there would also
be slack aud dull trade during the sum
mer. This was naturally result of the
depression which pervaded all industries.
and the effects of which the dairymen had
not escaped. During the summer months
the quotations of dull markets, both at the
seaboard and the interior, became almost
monotonous. The September and October
cheese revived the trade somewhat. but
there was soon a relapse, and during the
past SIX weeks the stagnation of the market
has been uninterrupted, and repetition of
the experience of last winter suffered by
the New York dealers, seems probable.
The stock of cheese now IN New York
must be very large, and there are no pros
poets OF a demand which will permit hold
ers to sell at profit.