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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-20
A Poor Womnn,a Cnae.

Before Judge Goepp, the suit Of Mrs. Cusick.
poor Irish wsshwoman, against Christopher Msrten
and his partner manufacturers Of furniture for 1900
damages. was tried on Wednesday. The piainun was
crossing Third avenue. Ffty fourth street, with
bundle OF dirty linen In october 1874 while Marten
was driving wagon up the thorou2hfarc. She
struck oy the wagon and knocked down, and her
shoulder was badly bruised that she has
to work since, and will probably be permanently dis
aDed. She had been earning SIS or tl6 week. Ths
defendant endeavOred to show tn & II q acct
dent Tor whcn he not to bla and the Jury after
long deiberation decided Ia his favor.
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TO BE EXTRIDITED.
Another Act In u Tragedy that Created n stir
in tho cay OF Detroit.

TORONTO, May l9.-ihe case OF NATaine Smith,
held by The WinGs.r authorities tor cxralion for tie
murder of MIR McKeen Ia Detroit argued before the
Court Of Queens Bench II h,ying been sent there by
Justice CAT of the Practice Court, who heard counsel
YESTERDAY. Mr. Glass counsel for tAe prisoner. OBJ
Jeei = the tItrautloh on tIe grounds that the war
rant Ot commitment detective under the statute
and trcAty, tuat there enough eyd to
show he crime was nu der. lne Court neld the war.
rant OF commitment ~ usantliy correct and proper
under the statute, ruling thut the omission of unim
porian tochncilties IN thr form Of the warrant vas
not fatal, US had been cOntCndvd. tie held that
IN enough eNi icnce 10 establish prima facie
case OF mLrdtr. Ihe prisoner Will thtreloie be extra
ilan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-20
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

Robert Bonner has eighty thoroughbreds on
his breeding farm near the county farm.
The members OF the Presbyterian Church OF
WestChester are ABOUT Co Guild Sl2OOO edihco.
The Misses Logan and Beard, Young evan
gests have beep giving BiDe readig Is IN the Hudson
River towns.
Union HeiYhs TarrytOwn recently sold Oy the receiver
OF the Thlrd Avenue savings Bank for tl6B66, were
apprsse three years ago at tl 900 per acre. and
days OcfOre the sale $500 acre They sold tor
tiM per acre. They were taxed assessed yaluA.
llOn Of k35, 900
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Weather Once Prediction.
Warmer, partly cloudy weather, and local rain,
BROOh LYN.

Nary Mcdonald. aged two years. fell from a
secondstorl Ninow Al 800 Hicks street yesterday and
Was Instantly Killed.
william Smith of 1876 Court street, BROOKLYN,
was acqu tied Of charge of pc " larccny before Jus
tce Wa sl So hter ay. The compliant against hun
based on infounitlOn given OY clarvoyant
The Forty-sevenrh Regiment e. llrook!YN
0ralsO viii par de to-morr evening In full .rHsl
form % 81. Piul. thurcn, enn street and Nisrcy
avenue, To ear the annual Of their Chaplain.
the Rev. NeNland Maynard.
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b. She was buried in the tomb In

Harrison.
AT the auction sale yesterday about twenty
colts, horses, and mules 8. and large quantity
Of household furniture were sold. The total
Common articles were hidden away. The lions
and bufaoes, images Of which lled the parks,
were unsold. Mules, cows, horses, calves, sheep,
and farming implements were bidden on at high
prices.
"1he history OF the novelties OF the Ophir
farm would hi IL volume. At one time a | rec
number OF bun Hoes were kent on 1t, and in the
suring the greater number OF them escaped
from their enclosure, uDd ranged through the
nelghboring woods. They were hunted and
slaughtered by the farmers. In many cases they
destroyed large amounts OF property. and IL ID
sad that the Holiday estate paid from $500 II
flO.J.O for the damage
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-20
sulLey. smn.hed on n Race Cour.,.

On the Deerfoot Park course, yesterday, Lady
Lowe won e nrst The 2:35 purse haa nine
starters. After i've heats had been the race
vas postponed until today. The summary 10 as fol.
r Jones. !. ne. Em,y q. a'Jy Screoh'. bk.
2. Harry, John sasI.ye's '; sllls, g
Jarvs's bk. ~ Jenle. 7. T. 5. o. In tie fourth
nes a tne p.n,rs , oi Lnn ~ yenns rsn toRetnef
up the track, but were caught BY the spectators.
Time, 2:k2 2A5IS, 2:44, 2A3, 2ls
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In sIemory Of FranL Forrr.,cr.

Yesterday being the eighteenth anniversary Of
the burial Of Henry william Herbert Frank For
rester," the Newarx Herbert Association met ct
O'Clock p. NJ to unve memorial stone erected BY the
as'oclauon TO his memory. Alter yhe Rev. Henry
sherm had reciteu extracts from the burial service
Of the Episcopal Church and said short pray Major
Halstead gave rc,uue Of tle deceased writer's iife
and wOrSf, toacnng -hy on his f.u t. an Speaking
with el'husiAm " ~ Iiriues Judge Rcord thea then
reaf FRANK Ecreer" last letter " the press, after
which MIR. Hlll read q short poem.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-20

wAsHINGToH, May I'D. II. Campbell, United
States Marshal for the Northern District OF Illinois,
testified before the Civ service Committee to-day,
that Biskely honestly Indebted TO MIN In the
OF o. UO aud nolihed him tnat Miss sweet would
the lAdrD eduess she dld pay hun t2lOj but ne mad
not the slightest know iehRc or inn@tlOn that II had
anyNng 20 do WIN her appointment pension agent:
lie only learned TINS within the last feW weeks and had
paid the cnre amount back TO MISS Aeet the receipt
Of which she had HcknO lodged
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-20

"And so you were pitching pennies In tho
streetp said his Honor to the prisoner who was an.
ing avy on the railing in Juhtice Duny court room,
s4d the BOY nodded. "A very crime" continued
his Honor. "nnd must punish you severely. Two
wears In STATE prison." and Justice Duiy lie out
commitment for nte DAYS IN the city prison This doc
unent the PRISONER did not see Hs sister, shade
" darker than the OOy pleaded for her brother and
then hurried away TO mad awyer. OF wh0n she wisncd
TO ask. Is dcre any sw In us Ian what send ny
bu der to sates prison TO- two years TO pitcnn pen-
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ANSWERS TO COERESPONDENTs.

"'r. S. G."--Iack Reynol Is.
W.T.. G.-No permit is ne ,ded.
"Dapositor."-wri to the Bank superin-
tendent At Albany.
Hancock" Coroners' inquests In this city
are regulated by chapter t63 of The Laws OF 1871 aud
u, Part w. Tte VII. Art l. Of the Revised statutes
hut there Is no provision made ~ either ~ those acts
Tor the payment any fees TO Jurors tor serving
such inquests.
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EW j EKSEf.

Tho Arngtons of Brooklyn defeated the Olym-
pies Oi Pattr ,Un yesterday, h TO 10.
Tho Grant Locomotive Works In Paterson
have received order for twelve locomotives and
viii set 40 more men tO work.
majority of tho delegates elected in Pater:
the Democratic state Convention favor of
me nomination Of j. 81 ParAer tor PTesIdent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-20
Ge,,ius Even on Tho whi.ley Thieves.

Sr. LOUIS, Mo, May 19.-Two civil suits against
the suretes OF James Busby, one Of the WhskeY Ring
dstilers were concluded TO-DAY In tho United States
District Court, the jures bringing In verdict In eAch
case for the full amount of the bonus, $4,000. All
suits OF similar character against the bondsnen Of
other dstillers and rectners viii rapidly
possible and District Attorney Dyer expects 10 reaze
about 81, 900 900 Tor the Government from them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-20

LONDON, May 2.-rhe receotion and enter
tainment Of the Prince of wales the city last night
was m most magnificent aud successful,
The masaes of people around duildnail was immense,
The pavilion adjoining erected for the occasion was
tenddly lllumln tea,
Amer receiving The address OF the Corporation, the
FRINGE was escorted by the Lord Mayor 10 the main
hall where ne sat down banquet with about 300
the most distinguished persons Oi the Kingdom.
1--WE thOusAnd person, httended the grand Oal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-20
The Impeachment Arguments.

WASHINGTON, May l9-rhe arguments on tho
the question Of jurisdiction wore continued during the
secret session Of the Senate to-day. Mr. HoYe Of Wis.
oonsin and Mr. Christiancy OF Michigan occupied most
DAY lengthy legal rsumeats against Jurisdic
eff II be mane to reach vote to morrow
but there yet other senators who desire 10 speaN
II not probable IN uecison viii be reached before
Monday or Tuesday VI next week,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-20

Col. Richard l.. Ryan OF Fenian fame, who was
wounded at the battle OF RidsewS. was committed
for the Grand Jury by Justice Slocum In Winfield, l..
l., Yesterday on charge OF obtaining exJustice Me
kennAs signature bond 81 surety by means OF false
Toprese talon and then 1efaultlng 80 that AcKeana
hAa 70 pay about 5000 on the bond
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-20

HUSTON, May lD.-Ihe Hon. Newton Morse of
Niick, the successor of wnslow, from the Fourth
ma rial District of Mas-n hu,etts has nnd having
urup ate 5000 OF the town IN ids Of Nallck. He u
said to have squander.si iarse sums Al f-rO,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-20

CoATsvnIE, Pa. May I9.-.lhree trains on the
Pnladelpna division OF the Pennsylvania Railway
were wrecked by collision here today One tram OF
freight IN the OF smother and while
the wreck was spread over the track third tram
long Hue of coal cars, plunged INTO the C0ars Hud Was
also demolished. The engineer Oh one vi the trains
kl.ied.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-20

Freebooter It OF the HUDSON county
Frcchoiders has Instituted SUIT for slander against
III ecor II stesd Tor words used In the lively deDs.e
IN the poaru IN jersey Guy fnurs lay evening.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-20

The Goodwin street colored church sent out q
committee to solicit subscriptions to repair their
church according to announcement out they discover
eli tnat rpu ms com ittf fer hld got anuaI Of
them aud collected all che avail lDe money.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-20
Fighting Rapid Transit.

South Fifth avenue and Amity street property
holders met Yesterday ana appointed Mes,r,. Elory
And rson. WilNs Black tone, and john II Irelani,
take subscriptions and y counsel to sht me Gu.
bert Elevated Railway Ia the courts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-20
PRICE TWO CENTS
LIFE IN THE. nsETROpOLlS.
DASHEs HERE AND THERE BY rgj
s.niS REPORTERS.
A Boston JewelIcr Arrested In New york.,
A Discovery the Revenue Omcerr Made-
Characs of fraudulent Bankruptcv

George +. Foye, Jeweler, OF Boston, failed ia
January, 1874 and his creditors accepted his offer to
pay sixty cents the dollar. But In September he was
unable to pay his notes. and his creditors forced hin
into bankruptcy His stock. which In January was
valued at $4,000 mad dwindcd to 5000. lie went to
California Three weeks ago he arrived In New YORK,
and taking rooms In the windsor Hotel displayed
diamond Jewciry, which he said he had brought from
Peru. He was then arrested by Custom nouss officials
ana the diamonds seized for non piyfn snt duty.
lie tod the rev nut officials that the jewclrv wasnot
dutaDle, as the rings Of American manufacture,
snI Win view ofyerylns the assertion, the customs
oHcers TOOK inc rings 70 OF the liza dealers,
among them Mr.. Eisenann. and he recognize
stones nat ne sold 70 FOye while the latter TO bust
ness IN Boston. Thereat Foycs creditors had MIN
tested on charge Yt fraudulenty conce ng goods
Boston yesterday for trial 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-20
The Intrepid Mu,,nus Hider.

George Parker, the mustang rider, had reoov-
cred his vision. and was improving Last night ~ Is
PROBABLE that o new race may be run. In VIII ~ the
Mexican. Peralto. will ride should Parker not oe In
condition t0 do 80.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-20

NEW ORLEANS, May l9- he jury IN the whis-
key case returned verdict AT 1880 O'Clock last ght.
o. guilty against all the accused VIZ Edward Fr1ren
60, A. II. llar-uudlck, ". NJ. cd . anu j. r. Preas
The jury had en- locsed NJ since last Friday.
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Eric and the Na,iouaI Conventions.

Ihe ERIE hallWaY VIII sou excursion tickets M
half fare to delegates to the Natoa NOmni ing Con.
NcntiOns. Other Visitors TO ths Conventions ulT bur
tickets for the trip from New YORK Cincinnati aud
return al tO Or to ST. Louis an returL fJr $50 3d.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-20

WAsHINGTON May l9.-Ths Sub-Judicary
Committee did not examine witnesses to-day On the
charges affecting exspeAkcr Blaine. who 10 stl con-
nned " his house by slckness.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-20

An Amateur Hail Game in BROOKLYN.
lronkly klyn.",,.,..,.,,,.,,,,.,O
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-08-11

Day Express daily except Sundays. Night TX
press daily except Saturdays.
Trains conn CT at White Bear Lake with trains
for saltwater and Minneapolis; and the n P.
Junction with Northern Pacific trains
GEO. Ii. SMITH, GenI Supt.
THos BRE~NaS Asst Supt.
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Chicago & North Western Railway.

Close connections made at Chicago with thr
l. Ike Shore 4 Michigan Southern, Michigan Central,
Baltimore h Ohio Pitt,burg, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Ksnkakee Line aud II Handle Rou es for all
points EAST and SOUTHEAST and with the
Chicago Alton and Illinois Central for all points
SOUTH
Close connections are alsp ma with the Union
Pacific X. Il. AZ Oaraha for al bar West points.
C1oss connections are mute at junction points
,ciM ta1lN Of al cross y0adS
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PULLMAN PALACE CARS.

Th.se celebrated cars are run on all night trains
all the lines If this 70 n.
This the ONLY LINE running these cars be-
Nv, ChiGsg, aud St Z .uI Chicago ard Nilu n
krc.
st ON u, ..ur >l"I,~r~ .ir.ect ,i-h the o,erlard
Sirrp"r- p, t.e Uni"u Pacific Railroad for all points
west af th- VI s,uri River.
Ampu. thr
inducements oftred BY this Route
10 the travelling pub all the mo improves
mcnt~ Rock and ttrny-l B1llssted Trick, Ste Rail
j * tnd Ir II Bridge. Parton aud Drawing Room
Day Con- has, smoking aud uugIng Cars, WestiHg>
Safety Air Brakes, Nil-t's Patent Sa'ety Coupling
a 4 Pllttrm-. Src,!, Safety ,u Abs. late Comfort.
Raining lhrolLh FIVE Great States,
aud operating > 100 miles Of road thi, Company
present, II the traNel.r facilities Tint ARE NOT Hud
GAANoT h- offer by any Competitor.
All Il k-t agents sell tickets via this route
II Son wish the hest travelling accomudation.. you
vii bHy your tickets Icy tni' route, and viii take
ether.
ID ARVIN HUGHITT, W. H. STENNETT,
ti'nrrii superintendent. GouI Passenger Ageat
1S16i
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Notice I!

SUPERVISORS OFFICE, July l6, 1876.
AT special meeting of the Board of Su-
pervisors of Douglas County, present Il. W.
Shaw, Chairman, and Victor Desimval and
Nicholas Welter, the following resolutions
were passed
Rcsotyed, That owners of property be al
lowed to purchase or redeem certificates
held by the county, at the face, without in
terest, from date to October lst, 1876, paya-
bic in town or county orders, provided they
take all they own; after that date, for the
period of thirty days, the same resolution
open to all parties.
Resolged, That owners be allowed to pur-
chase from the county, with county or town
orders property decided from sale of Nav
1871, provided each owner takes all he
formerly owned-for the face, without inter
rest, only adding the cost of suit; this reso
luton to last till October 1st, 1876, after
thai date same resolution open till Novem
Der lst, 1876, for all parties
By order of the Board,
II. W SHAW, Chairman.
VINCENT CoURNoYER, County Clerk.
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Letter from Kansas.

MIR. EDITOR Il have received
numerous inquiries in regard to the
Distribution advertised in your pa
per during the past few weeks by
the Kansas Land and Immigrant
Association. To save time and the
trouble Of answering each in detail,
| desire to say to allinterested, that
the Association is chartered by au-
thority Of the State of Kansas, for
The purpose of promoting immigra-
;ion TO the State, aud that in fur
Iheran, of this object, proposes to
distribute, 6y lat, to it's patrons,
prizes amounting to the princely
sum Of $77O,800. They will have
two drawings. In the Main or
Grand Drawing, they will award
?, 664 prizes, ranging from $50 up
to $4,000 each. In the Special
Drawing they will award 100, 900
prizes, ranging from sl.0O up to
5lO,O0O.0O each. The Special
drawing is designed as commissions
for Agents and the tickets are given
free 10 those who make up clubs Or
purchase two or more Shares in the
VI ain Drawing.
The price Of Shares or Tickets in
the Main Drawing is S. 90 each.
For $1,000 they vii! send two
shares in the Main Draw inc, and
one ticket tree in the Special draw
ing. All persons investing $40, and
securing three chances, acW secure
at least one prize, as there are no
blanks in the Special Drawing.
The Board Of Managers were Sc
lected from among the most promi-
nent men of the State, and have the
confidence and. support of all classes
of our citizens. They have all
been more or less connected with
the public affairs of the State, and
their character and standing in the
community is sufficient guaranty
that the distribution will be fairly
and impartially made. ! can state
most positively that the drawing
will take place at the time stated
August 25th. Tie KauSaS L7anai
grant, giving full particulars Of the
Enterprise, its objects and purposes,
with endorsements and references
of the highest character, and iofor
nation regarding the State of Kan
sas, will be sent free to all who may
desire it.
All remittances for shares, or let
ters to the undersigned, will receive
prompt attention.
S. NJ. STRICKLER, Sec'y,
Atchison, Kansas.
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HOMES AND FORTUNES FOR ALL
GRAND DISTRI-
BUTTON
Cash, Farms, Brick Blocks,
Residences, &c.
BY
The Kansas Land and and Immigrant
Association.
AUGUST 25, 1876.
Capital ock 100000, Legally Authorized
Capital ock 100000 Legally Authorized

The KANSAS LAND AND IMMIGRANT AssoCIA-
TIoN, of Atchinson, kansas-an ent, rprise
chartered by the State, inaugurated and
managed by men whose reputation for
honesty, reliability and integrity stands un-
sullied and who have the hearty endorsement
of State and city officials and citizens-will,
or the 25th day of August, 1876, make a
grand distribution to its shareholde rs ofmany
valuable awards of cash and real estate.
Highest cash award, $4,000. Lowest, $50
The real estate awards, consisting of choice
farms, business houses, residences. &c, have
been selected from the most desirable and
valuable property in the State Price of
shares only $500 each. Every shareholder
will be fairly represented at the distribution
The chances offered are unprecedented Dis
t''ibattjon p0SitiUe, Aug. %, 1876 or money will
be refunded in full.
Send in your order at once, so YOU NAV
have your numbers carefully registered For
more particular description of the enter
prise. terms of agents, special offer to clubs
and purchasers Of two or more shares, man
ner of drawing list of endorsers and refer
ences, description of Kansas, &c, &c, send
for their illustrated paper, the KANSAS INMI
GRANT, mailed free to any address. Send
$500 for share. Address
S. M. STICKLER, sec'y.
june9tl2 Atchinson. Kansas.
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STATE das1y oF oS WISCONSIN ba1. In Circuit Court

county of SiSGpTs.N Douglas. SIS In Circuit Court.
William Chalmers, Plaintiff, against Herman Bisbee
Hiram A. Comstock, Abraham Bailey Eliza M
Comstock, Lynwood Comstock and Sadie L. Com
stock, Defendants.
The State of Wisconsin to the above named defend
ants.
You are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint of the plaintiff in this action which
was filed in the office OF the Clerk of the Circuit
Court for Douglas County on the 1Ith day of Nav
a D. 1876 aud you are required TO copy of your
answer to said complaint the subscriber at his Office
IN Superior Douglas County Wisconsin THU twenty
days after the service of this summons on you
sve OF the day of such service and if you fail TO an
sWer the said complaint within the time aforesaid the
plantlf IN this ton will apply To the Court the
relief demanded IN the said complaint.
Witness the Hon. S. IL. Clough Judge of said Court
at Superior in said County, this 18th day of May
A D 1876
II. HAYES, Plaintiffs Attorney.
maSl2tf Superior, Wis.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-08-11

in my next [ intend 10 take revenge
upon him. That the blow may not
fall too heavily, I will state that the
weapon will be a Kentucky auburn
haired lass.
| will now leave him with the sug-
gestion that
'Time at last sets all things even,
And if we do but watch the hour,
There never yet was human power
Which could evade, if unforgiven,
The patient search and vigil long
Ot him who treasures up a wrong"
CARL.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-08-11

HEAVY BET.-When the Peerless
was at Bayfield, two weeks ago,
Capt. Mclntire, who is a staunch
Democrat, came ashore and was
warm in his expressions for Tllden
and Hendricks, backing his words
with offers to bet on his men.
James Chapman, Esq, Immediately
thought to test his faith, and told
him to ''put up" or "shut up" The
Captain happening to own 16O
acres of piEe land in Bayfield, coun-
ty, offered to ''put it up" against a
like amount, which offer Mr.. Chap
man immediately accepted. Deeds
were drawn and deposited with a
stakeholder, and the parties sepa-
ted, each feeling that he was sure
to win. The land in question is
valued 10y its owners at $1,000, it
being good pine land. This is the
first wager we have heard of on
Lake Superior. 'Rah for Hayes
and Wheeler = Ashland Press.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-08-11
PEABODY HOUSE.
CORNER OF LOCUST AND NINTH SITS.
PHILADELPHIA. PA

Convenient to all places of amusement and car
lines in the city No changes to and from the Gen.
tennial Grounds
Col. Watson proprietor Of the HENRY HOUSE. Gin
cnati for the past twenty ears and present propri
e1or, has leased the house for a term Of wears and
has newly furnished and fitted it throughout He
will keep strictly frst-class house and has accom-
modation for 300 guests. Terms only s. per day
No bar las ever been kept in tie HENRY HOUSE nor
VIII any be Kept ut the PEABODY. june9SApt1
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-08-11
SIDDALL'S
MAGNETIC SOAP.
The Cheapest Soap that can be used,
for the following reasons.

for the following reasons.
lst.-0ne bar will 60 as far as two of any other.
2i.-0nly half the usual rubbing being required,
there is a saving Of more than the entire cost
of the Soap in labor alone
3d.-The clio hes made SWEET CLEAN and
WHITE without BOILING or SCALD1NG, thus all
injury to them is avoided. There is saving
in fuel and hard work, and the washing is done
in about half the usual time.
1t is also guaranteed under penalty of fifty dol
lars not TO injure the clothes hands, and one
trial will enable any person to ascertain the truth of
these statemtnts it would never pay the proprietor
to engage in an extensive system of advertising and
claim such decided merit for his Soap unless he knew
from positive experience that it would prove be in
every respect what is claimed for 1t.
This is also superior Soap for Toilet and Shaving
purposes.
WARNER RHODES & CO.,
Wholesale Fancy Grocers,
General agents,
june8sept1 Philadelphia, Pa.