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New-York tribune., 1876-10-07

BLIssIn Brooklyn Friday Oct g. Neziah Bliss in the s7th
Relatives ana friends family respectfully invited
attend the iuLera selylce az ms iae fesldsnce No 20
o'clock p. N.
south wareha% Mass Oct Frederic Bliss
Funeral At south Wafcham Saturday noon Carriages will
meet morning tIain.
FoULKE-on sixth day morning. FRIDAY the Gth q tenth
Relatives and friends are aye to a5ena M the ianea at
place. hrst day next at y. m.
HERRICK-Iu this city, Oct 8, Julia A. widow of the late
The relatives ad friends family invited attend
funeral from ST. Marks Church. corner OF Icnthst aud
secondaye, on Monday ocG D At 10 O'CLOCK Without
MAcY-on fifth day. tenth month (oct 81 Josiah Macy jr,
Friends Of The family and Of his father. William II.
deace no Is West Fifty hirdst, seventh day lsatur
irIends ns nd d H. HUH '''-' 0''''" O'''' ~ '
MARvEN-At Woodstock New. brunswick d. N. A, on
Monday sept -, Aunie DOuiuick Maryen daughter Of
Charles Marven Of Woodstock aud sister Of Mrs Simeon
Baldwin Of TINS city.
MooRE-ocL g. 1876, John Moore the 6,th year of his
Eta and aS fsna 5 late G5 the % '2 E S 81 o T T
nntn-st., on SATURDAY the 7th inst. at p N.
PAFF-Oct. 4. John H. PAT. aged 7j years ,.,...
The relatives and friends OF the family are requested without
further notice TO attend the funeral from the NJ Thurch
at l - O'Clock Remains taken Ia Greenwood
RICHARDS-In Brooklyn. Oct 3. sarah c. wife OF Daniel
ucharls and daughter OF the ats ~ b. wentworth in
RELATIVES and friends Of the family invited to attend
the funeral frOm her residence No l0 ROssst Brook
lyn, saturday afternoon. 7th inst. Al O'CLOCK
SMITH-On Friday the 6h inst, Theodore $ Smith, jr,
E OF Theodore smith OF Greenyle. N j. aged 80
Funeral at Rutord Flats NY.
sUTTON-On Thursday the 5th Anna A. daughter Of William
H. R sah 5a ca so ~ the SS am m Especially invited to
Maiisonays, Jersey city Hishts
wHIPPLE-on Friday, oct 8, az his residence NO. 25l
sS 95Sos5 9s sh mean sng Mssonafy KsE ~
Notice OF funeral hereafter
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
A DENIAL FROM MR.. MAGONF.


SIR: | have received at 10 o'clock this even
ing a copy Of letter OF Lemue s. Tyler, Secretary
OF the American Alliance. which l am in-
formed has been sent 10 you for publication.
That letter is only important admitting the fact
that the letter OF Albert T. Lee, tho private
secretary Of Gov. Hayes OF which fac simie was pub
lshed the 1th Of October genuine letter, and
was received by the secretary OF the American Alliance
The significance of that letter that Gov. Hayes,
through his private secretary, promised laid and CO.
operation" 10 the plans of the American Alliance. This
fact seems 10 be now fully established by the admission
OF Mr.. Tyler.
The writer attempts to break the force Of these facts
by adding that indOrscd Mr. Tilden for Governor
two years ago and he found fault with it, but on the
contrary grateful for the assistance only he re
qucsted that It might be kept secret, AS II Ii should
become pubc he feared ne might lose the foreign vote"
This statement II a fabrication. have 10 reason to
believe. and 80 not beeyc, that such nom NATION was
made am authorized To say that nO such noulua
ton communicated To Gov Ilden, aud that he
never uqucstcd lha' IL be kept private made any re-
quest the subject. ID. MAGoNE. tr Chairman, &c
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
TRIUMPH OF TIE WILDER DIRECT DRAFT
EUREKA MOWER.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6.-Ihe judges, after a
thorough Of merit have granted to the wilber Direct
Draft Eureka Mower, manufactured at TowandA Penn,
the highest honor they could bcstow- the medal aud
diploma This machine. in addition is superiority in
many other respects cuts sx-'oot swath with lighter
draft than any sdccuttng machine and leaves the cut
grass In such excellent condition Tor curing that from an
hour and half 10 two hours is saved In securing the
crop. crowd OF practical farmers surrounds this
daily its place Of exhibition in the Agricultural Build
ing aud the great number OF orders aud applications for
agencies received attest the favorable impression made
upon visitors This is the largest lishtes and only
direct draft mower in the world
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
rFor other shin Nc,os see Fifh Page.l


fFor other shin Neos FiIh Pagel
ARRIVED. go
steamship Utopia (Br1 Craig. London Sept 2J' with
Si'smsip Herman livingston Mallory, savannah oct B.
with nd,o. and pass to Murray Ferris tcs Gr,ntnamo
EarL i.yruur (Oi TURKS iSah)' 'hlcA ""'n'""Ai
= rars nGrne Cof Boson Mason Padang March 2S via
Singapore May "a. with mdso
steamships smiszorand, for Antwerp oi DGmini9n @ oT
Norfolk, barks Mrnipti Tor brrhud'i 'u'''S'' "
Matilda g. smith. for Charleston ,,,.,.,,
SAILED BY WAY or LOSG ISLAND SOUND.
ioiioS~n rsS I.a"' r. r. T. H. ch NJ ( w.
7. for St Lawrence ~ r. ann ~ 10, Virr MA
g. NJ Potor ana T.. NJ. Wheeler for iioso1 ~ a. Dc'hE'
and Wa. Mo Obj. ior ro'i'neg, Aipna 'or '''""
NIND-Sunaot light, = W clouD
FOBEIGN FORTS - .
LoSpoN Oct G-sac, oct g. Adyocai,' E'Tn'nS nir S1ar,
cant Bolt. oct g. Liverpool Mary +. Kitchen nll9 hate
prince Hazellurs Bessie tros hIhs 9'pI. IL ~ fTIsy yi
poi at Ts,a"r Annls capt wallacrl oct s. Fcneriae'
ErncsL Mary Gb1,i oct = An'i Gn G"'c, C,,,ui MANIA
Davis Eiward u. Jrwotl taeg.e NJ dgrlnbll; o,c..o A.,
IONDos Oct. B-Ihc NHuOuai Line ,ir"lHh'p hiue Ah
lrcws from SewYork sept -, for ICndoa arrived Oh 'e
Lizard at noon to day. ,., NOM,
wOntK,Ss oct arrived ~ the Passes shlps Aber'
cane fio ir,rr.rat Saranak from llyrrpool hampton
Court rom Bremen blrk' iei. if'i t Sary J. atsr
from Yarmouth Lz4ie WnSnL Lom bario"i hohs O''''
Oct G-Ari!ved steamship D. j. Fol9y from
Baliimor, Nydia. from Liverpool sailed DARK ho
siyGSSiT OCT G"SaIled steamship san Salvador, for
NewiUrz
toxnos oct e-.rbe orrman bark Mari Rose, schultz.
IRON Sew York sept 2 Settn, has arrived ~ Flots
sstGre Isand. leaking p1ay H. hs ft of water in ie %S
ana was making ~ inches an hour 9no was INV" "'e "
AGyices from Madeira dated sept 27 state that the British
schr Emma has landed there int captain Lu c"
., % tns p Saua Wbes Ionnaered at sea sept 10
RaustiRa belonged to stDoEt"" Ma
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
DRAMATIC NOTES,

Mr.. Charles Baclius, the well known and
pOpular negro OF the san Francesca nsre!s VIII
be married ON the 17th inst, in Philadelphia.
Sir Randall Roberts has appeared mt Mrs. Nor
rsO's theater. in Toronto, in The Great Divorce Case
and he is accredited with brisk hunOr and spontaneous
ease e acts the part which is here presented by Mir
COghlan and Mr.. Montague. They nave SUN another
version of this same piece at the Boston Museum
Mr.. Boucicault's farce of Forbidden Fruit"
has drawn crowded houses ~ Walacks each nghi, ana
Il bids fair 20 keep the stage TIL Ir BOuccauit ap-
pears in The shaugruun," in November. The farce
is greeted upon each performance, with rodfs OF auRh
TER Mr. Wnacks sagacty in producing IT inis, there
fore popular IndOrseWent-n which, however, tho pest
friends OF his theater are not likely 10 join.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07

THE TRAVELLERS, OF HARTFORD, calls atten-
ton to-day to OF the strong points in Stock Life In.
surance IL Is wcl-known fact that, In addition to
building up in few years the Largest Accident Insur-
ance Company the world" The Travellers has deyel
Oped solid and steadily augmenng business in ordl'
nary life insurance, the all cash, low premium, stock
plan. The figures tell their story OF the companys
progress in this field and people who want life insurance
will Judge for themselves to the advantages offered.
Though only ten years in the life business, no company
is more firmly founded ably and prudently man
aged.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07

brutally only few weeks before. Aside IRON the
hangman's wretched workmanship there Is another
moral The opponents OF capital punishment nave re-
peatedy urged that executions educate community IN
brutality and instead Of reprcssng crmc stimulate an
appetite for blood and increase the number OF hObcue
This "A sentimental plea which one Is tempted TO Ds
aside. But this condemned criminal had witnessed ten
executions; capital punishment had not taught nun 10
respect human life Moreover, correspondent Of IIE
TRIBUNE states that hours after Ept suffered death
for killing with hatchet, another murder was
committed in COshOctOn with the same weapon, These
incidents make good sauce for the Michigan statistics
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07

HIGHEST AWARD FOR WEAVING MACHiN-
BsYTbe Board OF Judges at the Centennial Exposition
have awarded to Messrs. l.. j. Knowles S Bros. OF
Wo-cester Mass nufacurcrs OF the Knowles Patent
Looms. the highest diom and medals for superiority
over all competitors. As an incident showing that the
best manufacturers OF textile fabrics throughout the
country OF same opinion az the Judges at the tx
position, we would mention that Messrs. Knowles *
BROS have just received order amounting to upward
O0O for their 40 Harness Looms from the Con-
tinental WOODEN Mills. Washngtonave., Philadelphia
The welknown ability OF Mr. Geo Campbell, the pro
prietor OF tho Continental Mills. and the care with
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
BooTUs THEATER-sUNDAY CONCERT.

MesSrs Maretzek and Fryer will give con-
cert at Booths Thcater Sunday evening next, and
several features of interest will be presented The most
portant of these will the first appearance in this
country Of the sTcd sh Ladies' Vocal Quartee TINS or
gauzatop which is entirely unique, comes 10 us from
StOckhonl very highly spoken OF. Their national music
is said be very strange and attractive MISS IIcnuu'
Eugcnio Pappenheim, Mr. Castle, and MI. soist VIII
also sing, and Nine. Carrcn0SauTet and Mr Levy VIII
ms dofh MIR MaretZek
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
MIR. CLEVELAND NO WORSE.

The condition of Mr.. John +. Cleveland ut l
O'Clock this morning practically unchanged Inc
ply yscian thinks he detect shght hhpro'emoh''
and At any rate the continued resistance 10 disease aeF
tho case seemed hopeless beginning to be encouraging
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
p1SSENGERS ARRLTED.

FROM LONDON-In f,,rmsLip Ii0piG oct G-Mrs Mar.
tha T. Mowbrav Edward Baker, Richard Cox Mrs Cox MISS
Richard Cox Master j. L. loN lIiHhl
and nurse H. G. Mahie-on ThHnas Peck st. Mn M1ron m
Henry Ccuvn Arthur Oomyn T. Griffin. j. G. Bufpe Dt D.
N GrlNrll John Brady, MI Strck, i. g. Moriisnn VI
pIrnson Mr.. Stephenson. Gcorg" g. eck~lt Mrs hr,n
with Miss Bcckwt, Aiss ldrla Bock"lt A. 9do"'''p'"'
1 4.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
.GovTRNMENr PROBABILITIES.

In the Iourr lake region and Niddic Stdtcs,
,g barpmcier ranJ ana hidh nOrh - irsSf rindS Oc
caei9nai ra ns f1'red bg c,ider ccoTit1 r6dhtr ""
hcarH trosis nl Me Lrer Gl1 n0rheh portion Ioner.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07

The strongest constitution is racked and often
ruined by stubborn attack OF and ague Yet all danger
may avoided. and the chs promptly broken up, by TO-
sorting to Dr. d. Jaynes Ague Mixture Sold everywhere
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07

| COnsuuptiyes lud welcome relief and steadily gain
strength OF PARKRRs GINGER TONIC lt is tho
best for coughs and colds. sold by all druggrsta
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
5uerial Notlees.

Actual Reform In Lighting, Heating. and Cooking by
GAS, GASOLINE, or OIL
Latest improvements shown at BARlLErr'S FACTORY
DEPOT, 6l9 Broadway, se|lork.
Burkc,s Fail styles Felt ready pOpu.
lar prices. pa Broadway, Park Bank Buildng
MOI being willing sell brass any price, and wishing
meet disposition for Cheapness which leads many 10
their money buying poisonous brass trash, Oner
SOLID GOLD JEWELKI, In the different attractive styles
made machinery. with tring Tor tho labor, at or
nearly at the trash which is always sold at
profit peg f. j. NASH 1ol Broadway up
stairs opposite 4. T. SteN9rtA
Patents, Trademarks, &C.,
in the United states and lOrcign countries by
ARTHUR V. BRIESES'S PATENT AGENCY,
POS Broadway Now York.
Fest references. send for book Of instructions.
Posi-Onice Notice.-Thc FOREIGN MAILS for the week
ending SATURDAY. Oct T. 1876, will close at this ONCE
m ESDAl AT II M Tor Europe per steamship wyoming
VIA Queenstown; On WEDNESDAY at IL in., for ruIolo
per steamship Algeria, via Queenstown on THU RSDAf
At 1870 a fQr Europe por steamship Lessing, via
PlymOuth, Cher0Ourg AID Hamburg On SAlC kDAf, az
correspondence for scotland Germany, and Franco
b this must be specially addfcsSe
f3O II Scotland direct. steamship BOLIVIA
Glasgow: and at i3O q. m. Tor France direct, per
;camslp Canada. via ayrc aud at 1880 NJ for Euf0pe
luslip oder, southampton ana Brcmcn. Inc
steamships wyoming. AigeTia, and Britannia VIII not take
mails DnlTS. sweden and Norway. Tie mails lcr tho
West indies Bermuda and ST. Thomaa wlI leave New
York The nails Ur China, &c, VIII leave san Fran
cisco Nov l. Tho mails Tor Austlalll, &c. WIN leave san
Francisco Oct. IL ~ l. JAAES
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07

which he has examined all the various looms exhibited
before purchasing, is a strong Endorsement OF the
award. -
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07

The great depression Of the barometer when TOOK
place yesterday while the predicted storm was gather
lng 4, worthy Cf remark 1t surely ioreh"ocs hsh
WINDS The temperature. which, had risen considerably
IA ALREADY declining IN
For this city aud vicinity the present rain WIZ MOI
probably bo Of long cont unanco, but VIII ceitany
br folI1wrI by high, bOstcIuus winds pa
taily clearing sky and colder weather Will enSue, ana
prObabl, last over sunday.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
STATE OF NEW-YORK.

REPUB CAMPAIGN. 1873
HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN STATE COMMIrTEE,
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL. NEW.YORK
4.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
Patents, Trademarks, &c.
IscforD.

The electors ~ the city NewYok. irrespective OF their
10 National and stie politics, who des;ra an
honest hu and efficient Administrations oi Our local AFFAIRS
who believe that object mos; surely De attained Al me
present time by the election OF ANDREW IL! GREEN 10 mo
Office mayor invited 90 AT Cooper instHr on
SATU RDAG EVENING, oct T. az o'clock, 70 take suc
Ey be eNpeet the purpose II nominating %nd
elscting llin TO that Office.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07

WIIII AM O'Bhl ~,
WILLIAM sTElNWAH
II. X. THUlBEls
DAVID BABCOCk
HENRY \. CRAM,
GEORGE W. LANE,
WILLIAM A. BOOTH,
II. :. WINSTOH,
HERMAN UHL.
JOHN Il. SHERWOOD.
HENRY HANEMEIEl
n. II. McCu RDi,
JOHN W. An BkOSE,
ROBERT q. CORNELL
WILLIAM b. OGDEN,
HENRY CLAUSEN, IT,.
WILLIAM W. SMITH,
JOHN O'BRIEN,
A. ID. +. RANDOLPH,
HENRY w. GUERIN,
and several thousand others
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
TRvBuyE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

rrl- dssra b,'-ra iratons IN a., ~ ~ t'nih' 81
~ thr =
osd ~ u ~ The c-a'ra hi'oHa n. mas. ~ ilr1 -
" T'i
flfnta of tlr mercury iifinf
thr 'i
v~Athrf relied
II ~vr..'r fI-tua.ion ur ~ "
10 indcstei bf tl~ fr4 rhF
By it % th move n-' "
u( uH-'tnu wra'l VIII ~
tr.-.rt from 90 800" tl- hh' 90
EIic rom sst1'
-, t.Igt, a. 10 plrsaut seAfh-ri
New-York tribune., 1876-10-07
DIED.

III N0iiceg OF Marriages must be ind0f5ed Wlh ysl!
name and address
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-21
HOW HE SEIZED HE STAKES.

Andy Cummins was cute down-east
era real live Yankee--always ready for
a joke, aud hard to beat. lie was one
day in q country barroom out west,
where several persons were assembled,
when one OF them said:
Yankee Cummins, il you 90 out and
stick your penknife into any thing, when
you come back I'll tell you what It's
sticking in.
You can't do no such thing, responded
Cummins.
III bet ten dollars of it, said the other.
Well, rather guess I'll take that ere
bet. Here, csptsis, turning TO the land
lord, hold the stakes, and I'll jet make
halt ssw-horse in less than no time.
The parties deposited al Y apiece, and
Cummins vent on his mission, but in h
short time returned, saying:
Well, naber, what is 1t slickin' inS
In the handle, replied the western
man, as be reached out bis haud for the
stakes.
Guess not jist wait awhile, said the
Yankee, as he held up the handle OF the
knife minus the blade; kaIkiIate the
blade can't be in the handle, when ips
dry clean up 10 All old stump aside Of yer
road out thar,
Cummius won the wager.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-21
VOLUME XVI


The glory snd gala 81 tfapshralas
long Brsuch from deserted lfgeh of
New Jener coast into seaside civ. sa,s
olive Logsn, In liarpers Msgasias. ua.
aoub1edly rest with few capitalists.
who bought farms ia Monmoaih saff
Tor thirty or iorty dollars an acre. aaa "a
aboa' turning theit coruaeIds iato Villa
plots. kasy enough 70 30 This en papsr.
bat 70 make the public bus the plat, was
something calling ior ability aua fuetgv
oi The drst order A scheme Il aavt H..
'ng was adopted, brave, expensive, ava
periloos, BY which the plsca va. peixi.l
entity brought before the puhjia attention
summer ailer summer Tho ubant4na
correspondent of The daily press wa. aa
down 20 report, II was not yoB A,sci.
Mating spoi in those early dave, bul ihe
reporter who cannot write ~ attractive
le'ter merely because there Il nothing at-
iraetive TO write about has mistaken hs
vocation. a vivid imagination. al .ch
OF Thaekera,'s : wit and Dickens lay .gt.
I've genius. are much morc valuable aa
watering place correspondent iban .he
mere Photographic faculty Of feprodue ~
iaets To call spade spade, Il fa,sl Is
ne charm Of letters from The seaside. cs.
pecially II the place be dun and unluter.
estiug There were As charming letters
written from Long Branch when 1, was
iull and uninyiting as now when L Il an.
lma'ed aud attractive IN the season. By
one device aud another, legitimate and
illeeilimate, by building new railroad.
by improvements Of various sorts, aud
divers plans for attracting public stten.
lion to their pet aud pride, the capitalists
forced the growth of tho place In public
appreciation, aud achieved yeriisble
coup detat when taey induced President
Grant 20 90 and live there Ia The sum.
mer. Long Branch became The sumner
capital, aud its fortune was made The
villa plots sold like the proyerbinl bot
cakes The hotels built hinge additions
10 themselves, and all the world rushed
10 sleep IN them. Those who had money
IN their pockets found Il burning most
uncomtortaby there until they had
bought villa plot, or y corner Ola farm,
or an old house that conld be turned INTO
a summer seat. Many outsiders made
large sums by buying this week sell
The next at an enormous advance. Lot.
that ono summer sold for $500 were held
the following summer at 81 900. Every
body was elsted, excited aud life was
gay aud fascinating to residents As q The
goi' and coming crowd The summer
capital was success.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-21
mona. % wAnrAHs.

Now that the Montenegrins Ere 10 tbe
beat Of warllke operations, Il j. interest
ing 20 know their method 81 making
war, which j. very primitive A Mon
tenegun never sues i0r mercy, aud when
one is 80 severely wounded that be can.
uol be saved from the enemy, his own
comrades take upon themselves The pleas
ant dnty % cutting oG his head when,
Vt the attack OF Clobuek, small detach-
ment of Rnsslau troops was obliged TO
retreat, an officer Of stout make aud no
longer yonng, fell on The ground from
exhaustion. A Monieuegrin pcrccivlng :
ran Immediately TO him and, having
drawn bis valsgan, said:
You are very brave aud must wish thai
! should cut a your head. Say prayer
and make ,igu Of the cross
The cfilcer, horrided At the proposition
made ao effort to rise aud reioined bis
comrades with the assistance of the
friendly MontenegrIn. They consider
all those taken by the enemy as killed
They carry out Of the battle their wound
cd comrades 90 their shoulders Arms
a small loaf Of bred, cheese some garlic
a little brandy, an old garment aud two
pairs OF sandals made Of raw hide iorn
is allthe equlppsge Of the MonlenegrIns
II Is is impossible 10 retain them Ia tht
reserve, and II seems that they canuo
calmly bear the view OF the enemy I'll,
tactics Of The Montenegrins are confined
TO being skillful mafksmen. A stone, =
hole, tree offer them cover from ID,
enemy. Firing usually Ia q PROSTATE
position on the ground, they are not
easily hit, while their rapid and sur
shots carry destruction into The closed
ranks Of regular army. They hsy,
besides weli-practiced eye for judging
OF distance, aud thoroughly understand
how to take advantage Of The ground
OF course 1t will always be difficult 70
employ such warriors against regular
troops.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-21
A ROMANCE or InE SIGNAL SERVICE
BuHEAU.

A correspondent at Washington tells
the io,iOwing yeracious auecdole:
heard a couple Of days ago hitherto
unpublished romance connected with th,
| fe Of lie most prominent officials Of Tie
gnal service bureau. He was, my IN.
lormant states, once engaged 10 be mar.
ried to a lovely, charming, sud wealth,
girl The eve OF the wedding bad dawn.
edit an eve can dawn--and they weie
taking ~ intanely a. ouIy lovers can
talk, wAen the iair one said
Albert, there j. one Thug ! wish on
70 do when we are msrred.
Name II, he replied, making her feel
that her coisets were q mile too large Tor
her.
That is, TO have no rain on Mondays,
because, sou know, darling, that Mon
day is washing day, aud II the things
are not washed aud dried then, The
weeks work Is 50 iearfaliy put back =
You will, won't you, my ownY
The young mans heart was torn, but
he replied:
Maud, dearest, my duty TO my bleed
Ing country demands mperatively that
shall whoop her up the precise sort Of
weather lbst Heaven will probably send
impsrtalIy dnriog the next twenty four
hours upon the Just aud the unjust, with
out regard 10 age, sex or previous con-
dition Of servitude. lfAn area Of baron.
Q tic disturbance exists In The Middle
States on Monday, how can consistent
~ with my duty declare that the proba-
bililies favor clear weather With light
winds rom the soulheaslY No, angel I;
ak me anything bat that. | could not
love thee, dear, 50 darn much, loved |
not honor more.
Then you do not love me, she sobbed
bursting into tears.
The reader will readily understand
how they progressed 10 = quarrel aud
parted enemies. She returned his pres
eBis, aud IS nov leeturlnR on woman =
rights, snd be Is confirmed nIsogyuist,
aud sits up al sunday night Al The sigBsl
service Office, with a hendish glee max.
ing ont bulletins for Monday, snnounc-
Ing falling bsromsters, atmospheric dis
tarbapoes, heavy rains, sbowery westber
aud 10 on.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-21

There is gentleman in this city, says
the San Antonio Herald, who has nc.
CURED the habit Of going to fruit stand
and alter pricing the melons, etc and
eating about five cents worth OF pea.
nuts, objects to the price and docs not
buy.
Yesterday the fruit man made up his
miud TO sell him something anyhow.
How much arc those melons2 inquired
the peanut tiend.
FIVE cents apiece
Can pick my melont
Take the largest you can find.
And let me plug them 10 dnd q ripe
oneS
Yes; here's knife; split 'em wide
open.
Don't You throw in bananyI
Always.
Whew. If bad any way TO get tie
melon home | believe I'd invest.
Just say the word aud III send you
both home in new hack, and give you
ninety days TO pay tor the melon.
Melons are going to bc cheaper sttel
awhile, but II the chrome suits III tax,
the melon. No chollc in it, is theref Lel
me see the chromoi
What chromOY
Why, You ought TO be able to throw IL
q chrome ii YOU mean business, Away,
get chrome for cash transactions like
lbat. Sorry cant trade, Aud he picked
up handful Of peanuts and sauntereo
off.