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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-04-27

to comply with the foregoing require
ments will be subject to severe PEN
alties.
Persons OF firms liable to pay any Of
the Special Taxes named above nsnst
apply 70 o. A. Rice, Collector of In
ternal ReyeDae at Baton Rouge. and
pay and procure tho Special Tax Stamp
or Stamps they need, prior 10 May 1,
1876, and without further notice.
ID. ID. PRATT,
Commissioners Of Internal Revenue.
Office Of Internal Revenue, Wash.
ington, ID G., February :, 1876.
April 20
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-04-27
STAR HOTEL.
JULIEN RICHARD. -. .PRoPRIETOEj
LAKE CHARLES, LOUISIANA.

THE ABOVE NAMED HOTEL
i will be kept for the accommodations
O. regular and transient b arders...... 80 pains.
will be spared ON the part Of the proprietor to-
make all who stop with him teel com 70 table.
As it is his wish to please all who may fav"r
him with a call, be sOIrrirs a share ..f the
p hir patronage Livery and Eel Stable
attached. Hm~s rar"i"lI} offended to-.
teh2O
r: sx,NNnHr LiBs1-y .,...fl srnxr ,,,Ialves:ou,
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-04-27
Eor DfatrfcH LEftOrmeY.

IS avriF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-31
SOUTHERN OUTRAGES.
Republicans Incittug Murder in Louisiana
lar Political Eject.

Nrw ORLEANS, Aug ID hardly think
tia, sufficient prominence = given nv the DEM
Ger tie vres- to the fact that during political
cant bigus ~ the South emissartcs are sent oIt
among the negroes from the centres OF Radical-
lam To- inst'g tc tnein 70 MI sorts Of VI llence,
Wtfh the AUge tnat the hitas may become eX
a. pcraiei AMI xiii a few Of them. In the parish
OF West I-tciant. where the negroe. are nOcs-
tng 20 the Democratic standard. Packnrds
agents arc husilV eng ged IN endc ,vors TO stir
"a a .loody strife between the races. In tn
pail~u. not many days sgo, plot TO murder
cred br the timely confession Of black who
had been appr ached TO join II. Inc rinrle"d-
wcrf ar. c-tea. confessed their guilt. and Of
fercd. as pailiatiOn o. their offence. the fact
{ At they had betn insilg ted to the deed by
the white Radi Gals II ;he parish.
What are the white peoule 70 DO IN IN IN
stance Of this kindf In the parish IN question
about 20 white registered. The minority are
comulct,lv q the mercy Of the majority. The
courts ore Ia The hands OF ignorant colpred men,
nj The l.N oMcl J. are those VINO are iustigdt-
iu- e. ciim.-. ! WIS Ia TINS parish that young
II IT, dragged from his mothers room aud
shu. dowu hg moo OF infuri ited blacks so
clos, 10 taaf mother that his TRAINS ana blood
Nespafierrd hcs c.,th"-. W. II. Winter, who
had a ti- traiu ami u w.rri he RI. wa called t.
the window % mis- stuu'. wherein he sat teach
iug nis nillc hoy. Hud h.ltali snot down III the
pres nee oi h.s 10 u-ehold. These facts should
- fNr so mt ing. II G. ev are good fuI nothiug
else. th"N should zoe sufficient TO snow the coa-
CtIon of society inat l.sdic rule has fo.i cred.
.ulI colufud registered voters To- .OO whites,
turfr is c1u'p .nl ot sold er- etatton" Tor tnc
tn n mo- N; lt' ill one nero klhen IN inat
/ g. RE. tltte have tcrh i've Whlfe men rutiliv
mDrl --cI. What is tue Material condition OF
tue pari-nf Inc whites are lmnuVerished. tie
M ichs iIt working on hal wages. waite few
It,4Ical ofhce holders re iiyius Ia luxury aud
TT ouyius up the test properly 10 be had III
the county.
The gradual impoyerishment Of the voters Of
lUti races and fhe ruuid enrichment Of the
onlceholiers have at last apte lied 10 the slow
Mllis al the i!a h, aud q complete revolution
- tnten Iac. IN tAeir ,olitical sentiments As
fI g.. N-ll n lgr Ia ttiFfP q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-31
THE PRICE OF SAVING Il STEAMER.
A Lawsuit to Compel the Payment of 81 JO,-
900 for Rcscuing the Colon.

The steamer Crescent City was seized by
United States Marshal, yesterday morning, as
she was about sailing for Asplnwall with the
passengers, cargo, and mails that had been
transferred to her from the disabled ste amer
Colon. Capt. Curtis was served with COPY Of
the complaint Of thu owners Of the steamer
Etna, who sue the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany for $4,000 for saving the Colon at sea and
towing her into port. The company 81 red TO
pay 5000 Tho Colon is valued az $iOl,OOO, and
her cargo at S.Oo0lO, ami the owners of the
E.na, the Atlas steamship Company. claim that,
according iu maritime iaw, they are entitled to
SSpOO - sally ge. When toe Ena sighted tho
Colon he was eleven miles OF the line Of steam
vessels. and. wing lost her steerigc way, was
rapidly dtiftiug 10 the east. where there was no
likelihood # her meeting my vessel 1t took
the Etna six day to Tow her into port.
The Panama Comp nv consider $1,000 an ex-
oroitant demand. bat the owners Of tue Ein1
say that bat ior their steamer $50 lives, aud
property worth S1OJ.0Ol. might have bcen lost.
The Colon ana her carEJ we're bonded yesicr-
day afternoon, after which the Crescent CITY
was permitted To- sail. tue Colon was lowed to
Roac = ship ga d o. the East river to II We her
machinery reuaired. The Government Is suing
her owners for Slehn claimed as duties ON the
machinery, when was made ia Scotland.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-31
NEW JERSEYS REPUBLICANs.
Tho Bloody shirt Again Fiaunted, and secor
KOhherson Eaiosizcd.


Tho No1v .o,.s,,, 7, .,,,,,t.tio,,, Convoptior
A"N w" 'N'o'J Nv p""'''"" I'm
TO nominate an Electoral ticket was had In New
Ilruusv.Icj. \ est.rdny postmastcrs and customs
-. =, -, 49,, Ia H.,
INSPECTORS VINO kept ih the pdcNk'"uiu III io'~'
aud sert substitutes in order to give the Con-
,c,tio,, nj, ,,,nn..iai anpeur noe were i'm fotco
''"' W. ~ " "it
YESTERDAY Tue convention was caleu 10 oruer
by Joseph Coult Chairman of tho state Com
,,,,,o oh, ,o,,tr,ted prof Afbcrton Of Rut.
ni'''Nc' " ~ "'''''''N 80 ..
gers College as temporary Cholrmai' LN-ooN
Newell conducted the Professor to the chair
49,, -, 49,, IL, 49,. a. . ,,a,,,t,a. On ,t,is dts
"'iu 'h""u"Nvu nun - 'uO '' " ~ ~
trct for Congress. Prof. Anterior congratu-
Lated them On NEE ING on this centennial yeur
=, -. ., - A., -, a., a., p.o,t,c,,l
IN 'he c''S Nheie III l'o tno nis' i''''"O''"
Congress OF New dorsey met aud organized the
State T. Frank Fort "A uett Young LAWYER the
a., - =, - -, ~ -. =.
toh-lh-llW OF u aa SleihsoS OF NtWNrh' was
made Temporary Secretary. The usual COM
,,t,,oos ,.o-o .r,ofn,.d and ,ftor ,ecesa tba
-. a., ..s.
committee recommended that Tue temporary
officers be made permanent aud n ported a list
-, VI. u.,.tto,,, .,d .ssts,,n, .,cr.t,,iea
W ~ ~ u.s."
Major ldngbVrn OF tue Jersey Clty JOuThIt re-
nnrted the resolutions They were six IN num-
- MI. -, iii ,i.ta ., tho oar,v,s .or
"e'' i"ey YUM VIZ" pi''o W s"' P"'',
vices In saving the nation, Keeping its pledges,
ma pupishiny corruution and ask what Demo-
rrafa hsv, done th,t they should he nut in now
"A
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WEDNESDAY. Aug. 5O.-fLouR AND NEAL
There renew OF activity IN the expor demand
tracts ior Guy MI Sour were nut out for September 10
full prices. Rye H1urseay. andc al moro active,
We quote; STATE ang Weston suporhne. 81 0OaS415
wheat extras. sl.iot.4.so; 40. * and NIX, a I'd
80; do. winter wheat ana NN, 81 o0tfH5Oi ,lln.
$3.50 southern tascrs' AID mif hrsud-. sG@s 30;
Southern shipping cXiAs, Is Hia iJ.jl Corn incal-
westcrn.ts; 6j9s2go R.may Aiie, t39o@t3.5O. RTd
Provisions Tors wnsiVw.i and more active fales
Lie bls mess vi ne spot et 10 go down 10 $40
bacon aCtve for future dDliy ~ -ae- 800 hNs.,
Guiding half ami nall or cars az the West at sls fot
Decembor. cut meats droopng, La,d low > eld GULL
and Wc-tcrn rcincd also lower futures lower ssles
ZOO ics at tpp5 down to o. - 10, Ocioher, 5000
Dressed hos sas1ic. Beef slpas20 y fierce for
ihilade phla Ingia mess Butter III hotter supply
State hrNins anu tubs 23taSc. pans. 2ia3Oc Western
creamery, 23aSOc Western hrsns and tuhs, 40 lie.
Cheese arm State factory. GeliOi4c western do. "A
SIC Eggs In bitter supply a. ,q22c. for Wettern aud
GRAIN wheat lGcc lover and dull salos = oot
bush at poe Tor ungraded spue. o. 81 0S for No.
for kilndrcd No spring and al TX FOR sound 90 Rys
ana barley raihcr tend upwari, but are quiet Oats
While, including far prin No.% Clic, 10 al S7xa
40c store Corn in liberal suppy. aud price easiCrI
sa 10000 bush. ~ 800 5flsc for mixed. Inc udini
steamer Grades at tfHH'i,c VITA choice high mixed
and ye low Nestern, aNslac
SuNDR1Es-Navt store. were generally quiet, but
aieady az 3Oe3Jrc Tor spl. turpertine, AMI 81 56a
II O9it Tor common TO ed strained rosin L. p.tro-
cum nothing was done; rchn,rs refuse to sell, Roc.
@i5c. Ogcen freghs were rgthor quiet. but steady
sraln TO Liverpool by sieanl sitss PROVE Ions i5e
sail. 2 81; in turh orders rennod 1cro-
.eum 10 ihe 1 reg kiiE.oM o.. 81 90: TO Nen,oa
o., od; crude g. ha'r, AniTe4p, or bQrGeauai "a
casts 70 Ai'Naneria -, X ld. lhlloy hfi ana lem
active at S9tQgb 7-lOc. Mhiskcy nominal az Sll2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-31
THE POuSONLR L4ROS.
Nertici of Murder in the First Degree
nenl or ..hAm LpiIepLio M.

EAsToN, Pa, Aug. 30.-Allen c. Laros,
the po-uncr Of hi- family, had a real or r. ign,d
epileutic q. last might. The Warden 81 the JAll,
tho Sheriff, aud several other persons were
called. Tue shctif suggested to the Warden
the pruprety o, trying choking On tine sup
posed unconscious .ufrrer. the suggestion
was followed, ami s.raig htway Laros kicked,
struggled, aud speedily recovered believers Ia
his epilepsy say that he was just recovering
when thia rough test was al plcd, and would
have reEained ms sense m "A lew minutes any
Wy; uuf tue anal 'uty Of people look upon his
demonstration a- "a fraud.
Judge AieNers's charge to tho jury to-day was
clear Resume Ui tht legal points Ia the case,
and int plea Of insanity, Many PERSONS retalued
their seats In the court ruom uuUue the noon
recess, and tne lttr" was packed hY "a suud IA
rush as the ruuur dew that the jury, after uclne
out Dut tNo hours, uAi determined upon "a VET
oict. Amid q Wurmur of expectancy the Jury
entered and ranged themselves before the
Juu-e's urnCh. Judge Movers deprecated ans
demonstration over the huulng OF the jury,
Whatever 10 might he. fhcu Tie foreman .l-
nnurctu the VrrIlct, "GuiitH oil murder m tho
list degree For seemingly G inmate. riect
-tliluoss proN he'd. lhtn Nr. klrhlatrlvs o.
QIc@tcd tuo J. mug oi the ldr'. iO each, tu
h>Aci D. tAt We nir verdict, u WHOA chch re-
spoudcd ulifm uYeiy.
Laros = q LuruL ne rendering ot the verdict
without a suow ui iertlug, IiS hund supporting
lis culn ~ usuu. and t' small eyes ruvir Z
AROUND OF lrit ur.u tuc Il lor WIKI al air u
ea-l iudliefefre 90 t'r o. ucrcJlnsi.
A motion las made for a new tra.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-31

A Brooklyn Physician's Estimate ola Health
Oniccr's Knowledge.

DIR. John G.. johnson of Henry street,
Brooklyn. was censured at Tuesdays meeting
Of the Health Board. toy President Otterson, Tor
not reporting definitely a case Of yellow fever NJ
Il Cranberry street. DR.. Otte son said that the
physicians certificate gave the disease as prim-
anly jaundice and secondariv malignant bilious
fever. lie thought that DR.. j ohns0h was amen-
aUlc under the Inv.
Dr. johnson, Yesterday, in reply, published q
letter wing That on saturday, as soon as he dis
covered In the uatiert's black vomit the broken
down blood glJbulcs proof Of yellow
fever 90 lie went t. tho Health ONCE to
report, but II WAS closed. Next morning Or.
Atkinson, his ascot in the case. went to
the Office and was told tina. DR.. Otierson
was not In, aud that he would not be In that
Office was open Tor The granting Of permits only
DR.. johnson went to DR.. Otterson's house. lie
not there. aud no one knew where he was.
The Doctor thren;cns,' saws DR.. johnson. h" to
have me fined $3.50 Tor ncgectng to report
under these circumstance. Won't he have a
sweet old time collie ting that $3.50. when two
physicians neglected the + other duties to hunt
up health officer who wns paid to he az his
post, hut who not. nor any Of his safe lii IS
either and tat too In midsummer, when CON
taciOus and infec ious diseases most do rage"
TO the charge that ne talsihed the certificate,
DIR. Johnson replies tbat DR. Ottersou did not
know that malignant bilious fever and yellow
fever re the sane disease.
DR.. johnson adds that he did not say definitely
that the case WAS one OF yellow fever because he
cid not wish to cause needless excitement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-31
Nv AGED BRTDAL PAIR.
The Oldest Fl Brides mud the Youngest of
CroOmsmen Hhd bridesmaids.

On Thursday evening M unusually in
terrsf iug marriage ceremony tool, place At the
re.ideuca Of Mr.. Dam. l.. = iwyer in iaverhill
Mass. tue Rev. a. 4, Williams officiating. the
iri.c.ronm wa Ep'n II. litdc, ESQ, S2 wears
uil, au,tNr of h"hu-tead. y H.. successful
b IS "a n. trcntut. Inc bride WIS Miss JeruSNa
i.lItr, a cars old, "a We lthv maiden lazy, tor
lder.y rc-illIp on Beacon street. Boston, hut
lave uf Suiht ryiile Iuc gGo Imsman was Master
AuSnn Aver "A years ula, ana the bridesmaid
y tile 50. SAWYER. a miss Of h. The wedding
purty consisted OF about thirty persons, rel l.
tiyes unc friends incit diug ages from the infant
Ut IS mln.lr, win its suggestive prattlt, 10
thore II threc,cYre years. The parties to the
uuiuH ale hule and heuitN, Nita no abatement Of
nh url ferNur saAr tntt which attends advance
i've YcIr-. Nr. lttle nus been married once be-
lore, ANA several y, ars 80 pas ed the period of
hs Lulut wedding. 10 The bTiie tIe relations
ere new. lre eatlY hours ui the huucN moon
are to-oh hclu- fprnt tu nm excursion doNnthe
fiNcl ia the Queen 6 the Merlin e., Iuc uar. y
being iucd ny tue Odd Fen Tvs and Daughters
ot N"uch o., so WuOW they Will present urtr-
tDu Illustration OF how the udd are sometime
M rN'u. Tia" ron tu't 81 tHc affair D. tNat
Nr. LIZ u, "l .E.Iu- rA klndr spirit aud
lcdruiuE Tor Be- 1T HAT could c1mul.ue VITA
n- u'tu, utdc On. pls I. 10 Miss Palmer s"yrrd
uioNtU- ago. Ntlru we've thea uut lophvd UtnHl
Wllu ilNu.. MliAtu 'hu asst iru days. "rNrs
tn ANSWER ~ t-r el'tu, rove -iu- tu- tNtltl Nr-
csiou and gs~,n'ins T.. Tie o,used uu'".i. me
md.cu Dec uc ui- tntucca ,HNd The net' --ly
prti '.rttipre E.. .hr utptlu crffnuiN " we're
uAaIcued. So tu,i ihc ,Nclt ooh lace last Ncu-
i;F. iuD NtuctAtit ,.tr arc O. make 'hr'F @soue
IT, .A4e CTS,
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4 section Of Country Finy Miles square
Enveiopcd IN Smoke aud Flame.

PORT JLRvIs. Aug 3O.-This entire sec
ton 81 country Is overhung with pail Of smoke
winch Is constantly mere sing in volume. It
trIs-s from the forest fire., which are raging IN
every direct on within a radius Of tfty miles
OF this place. Tue country In the anglo
formed ~ the Erie and Port Jeryis and Monti-
cello railroads IL suffering heavily. Along nearly
the whole line OF the latter road the lres have
reached the crest OF the bluffs OF tho Bush Hin
valley which is tfayersed hy the road, ami
houses, wood piles. ana other property along
the line are IN imminent danger. Large gangs
oi men have been fighting Gre all day, and the
struggle will be maiut'ined dui,ng the night.
Shattuck'> House. a. p.rad.se. Is IN much dam
ger. and a force q men I. now on the WAY to
q At point 1his entire section II suffering from
an unlrec, dertcd drought, rnd even the green
ION = uufus IKE thder. NOS OF the sure ms
and ponds are DIV and but little wafer eau be
procured with which to fight tae raging II mes.
FIRES AZ spreading on every sloe. and nothing
hut heavy rails can put an cH"ri ual stop 10
tuum. Juert B.. no rat rrupiipu IT tfain- on tho
Nuuucsln road. the rsuNr. to IN ~ Get arising
frain tine deia, 90 ono train stopped ~ % IA n.
nectiou with the forest n-cs. hut VS. probably
cause ~ prS from iassiu- engine.
MILFORD. Pa, AG.. o. luc Lrts which h vo
been iasii Ia the mountains on tha Penn -yl-
yrnla -ice II a.. De WAR river. .oulhw,st II
Pond ~ l", ate .puut suudued. = considerable
surfa . has been burned over, luf tne damage
j. principally % yuuuf timber uuc ihc ltno
OF ihe f"' rus hNo M"h'l'rii' Ihh"AN
irr-" nuu n-r ~ people were ush'ins ihe
Gre 800 ! 50 ni-It. ana tbs mornins tad go
~ shout under niruL Trains are running ~
usual. Inc damage done along this iUad Is re-
NM lows. y Y. Aug. 3).-rhe forest nrcs
nnout Nrnc 3o Irue and fulspur.h. 3 tiuvIu
rugG. art eaiudl q hll sVrta1lf frtrl' lly. Uui
morS 10 cHurt- : ihe ue uie /, -,a, tieir lror-
ross. Au tI4u,rn-e amount ~ umnfl ha- been
dcs'roJeI. an noit II falling trees s. heard
heard for MIL any farm huAa.n-s are
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COOPER AND CARY SPEAK.
THE GRTENBfCK CINDTDiTES At
THEIR MISS MEETING.



The Venerable Iraaiionisrs Words of Coun-
sci Applause Tor 4 i'm, aud also for Honest |
(sovcruer ~nmuci i Tiidcu aud for Hayes.
An immense bonfire illumiucd the space |
In front Of the Cooper Union last night, and
several hundred persons, unable 20 Get into tho
hall crowded around II, or listened with mod
cra;n amount OF attention to the addresses de-
liv,rcd from platform profuscly decorated
with nlg- and lanterns. Inside the hall every
scit was occupied, aud all who could obtain
standing room occupied the doors aud passages.
The meeting was supposed so bo wholly in the
interest Of imitation, but, judging by the express
sions Of sentiment by the audience, opinion was
divided. The platform was crowded with we'll.
known men, among whom were Richard Schell,
Demas u rncs, William ward 4. c. PHELPS, ".
S. Sinclair ID njamin urner, Pliny Freeman, X.
II. Brooks, Patrick Ford, L. o. Bah, Marcus
Hanson, John ". Crump, aud Francis Amidun.
\ picture OF Peter COoper'a head, several times
lareer than life, was in the rear, with the stars
and stripes for a background
Before the opening OF the meeting Eicer's
band shook the hall with patriotic strains, which
were Gnnlly drowned by the applause that greet
ed the appearance Of Peter Cooper and Gen.
Samuel Cary, whose nominations for the Presi-
dency and Nico-Prcsidency OF the United states
were about TO DO ratified. Mr. William Lawior
WIS elected Chairman. and he explained that
the elevation VI Mr. Cooper to the Presidential
chair would restore happiness and prosperity to
I the nation. The secretary read long list OF
Nice-rresidents
cheered. He advanced 10 the front Of the plat
form, aud sid
Mr. Cnnrv.N AND FELLOW CITIZENS. On THIS &C.
counsel apd leave he discussion ci Tie main subject
been invited, 90 a,altos Us
o. oic isc you NAV ,,st assured II THIS, erc ie
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III accordance with the notice orVcl ly
the Oonneclirut & enfral road uI ilo fru.u,c- u
the tJpuecucut Naley road, ten days n-p. Ln-
nluntius intention to take p.-s.a-i.n az tna
* lfatiun Of ten day, for Loi-p yutut 81
r,lt since Apr !, gccorliug To tile cam, az tuc
lease, tue ca ucctieut Ceutr'l otll-i . yesterday
t.on posse sion OF theif i"hd' oId.fN, Ne't
sent from "a 1iOrd, iast cvrDIUg, e. Withdraw
an tho loliu., -tock 81 the Vail ROAD iluia Lode
end Ol tho line ana AL the .ngin. AND rats
" Pc l,ken TO Hartford last ni-ht. No tIalns
" "a he run over TINS eud q the ROAD To daN,
n.t uh.ii some arrange ineut ctn be o. tIe. le
new railroad IL thUs entirely closed 10 the yuD!it
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BANkING AND rfNiNcIAL.

THE UNDERSIGNED HlRFBY GIVE NOTTCH
may tncv Nh receive applications from Thursday. S1st
in.ir 10 Monday s'nt T. ct 1 T. ~. tor the new L. g.
~ ccnl loen, la-sQ years tu run ut tho price god
or lvYi Ru .cciucd utcicsi ffum Sept 4 to time %
pay mcuf. AZ to pleasure of the purrhaaer hpt uren
thu lutn Ni q 30ti of picmbcr $1,000
Tive bonds WIFI be issu ,d IN rngiateref certoca,ea
and $1,000. WV '''''''
Two p,r cent. Of the purchase money TO BE- mai, on
max ng apulcauol, a.d the remainder GU iVllyery
OF the certificates ~
L. :. securities taken IN pavucnt on favorable terns
ArGUsr irtMorr q Co. 10 nnd 81 Nassau street.
DRKxfL Mono as 4 TO-. 80 vs. - street
T. W. rELioNAN 90, Il BruaU street.
MOUFOS BLISS a co.. . Broad street.
NEW OK. Aul. 20 1875
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Way lite ~ioci. IS iiowu- tfori-to Free IL Of
InVr1Ltsble Contracts.

The Michigan Central Railroad CnunanV
A., 80. "a D.,
""7 ~" -'N''''' N'7'"'7'" az " %" S-'Ne'
recently OWING ~ The remarkable fau M tho
Price OF stock. which formerly ruled nb1vo
.... ....l., .. l.l
''' 90" '''' o." i'' N'"'' "'''"'"0a' "N' d" 90
sold at less than forty. Large uuut err Of in
v,stors Law. sUf,rai. i.y tl, heavy decline aud
Nhlle ." SSH "'S "tVh IHo ~ 10 'le '""7ts ''I
the depreciation OF the property. no infurma-
,a~t.i ,,,.,,r. h,- b,,,, = ,t,.na. r..i n
was SKATE YAK the le'-tu 'lnes' q "h'cu 'heIe
are "a lnrc,inumoer. SUBJ he trunk line 10
. ..,., I.. .,.,,.if... ,ut tl,t. ,su.rtt,, 10.
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Yesterday morning Capt. Clnchy got
clew which led Tim 10 seuron one az the ruClls
al IL Delaney street. Under bed lac found
boxes ntaiulns for,y-sSen opera glasses,
tw I've telescopes, M four seal skin hons A
3ag also found containing burglars tools.
Niry Koch described tue men t. whom she had
rented The room. and, after two houis Il search,
the captain and sergeant i'-tcr RYAN fouuu
q uotu. N"1tun ami William -. Mycis. a-ina y
aud truuE, ln the re rDf n bulanctt street dis
tuierF. Iu'N ware identified 40 tue uIcu AhJ
had occupied ihD room Co., IS iCh tue Luoly " %
i".lhn; and llutm kelly ideniiltd theu as
tWO OF tie men hn Rad rrcu loHdii. til . .t da
On the wagon a. a. 81 .iu,u Ian MI. ILri,
swprs trat th- ho found were a paIt ol ms
goods Ae haa l,sl, aud or. " agner TpcOgulLel
tic . asses as a ..
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Ihe nrSu.hl in lhe anlhcrr Tter.

IIHIH " N ~ III NJ
Mar Flmri, Owego, aud Brghamton
the c,pp 90 ycgeta i"a tIrrutcn5 to he Nrrt
short -il %, 900 entire fa.lDln. inuurt .'i COG
tie corn ls rltlu@ Np, or 10 ar Hdi Gr a! ur h"-
}urI all move 81 recovery. P0tt.O S are NcrT
cr - lod, Inc meadows uc % rrurt almost
70 cinGer lAc little creeks aud s.rcaIns ate
uaalIY al Cried Az,
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KILPATRIcK- wALKER.--In New York on Tues
day. Aug Is 1876 at ihr -idcutc OF the brides
rents, py the Rev J. j. Brouner. Arthur II patrick
- Isabel b. WaiAer eldest daughter OF DAVID Msker.
Esd
wARREN-TAGERr.-At the Church OF the Trans
hguratlon Little Church Around the Corner, hr tho
i.,N. Geo. H. HoughJn, on sunday Au- 90. George A.
Warren of this cliy 10 N. ~ cpu.ne lugert Of Ptts
dnld
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nfrrN~rRv ANNA '--rrfa nv
sun rises. o 20 sun sess.... 30 MOOh sets 50
giuii VA tL-fhI - y, -.
ANDY HOok. % CIV. isiall. as ileil Cute. II
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Arrived w EDSEsDAr. Aug. 80.
s.. Fleanorr Johnson. Portland.
B.. Alhcuarlc, Giubs. LewC-, Del
s.. Somerset, western. Bristol Aug. 10.
rs. tlarlbcl. Ferguson, Jscuel AUG. II, Aux Cayea
21st. and kiul stou FAN.
s.. 81 Laurent, Hcndr Havre and Plymouth Aug. H.
IS. san ilvad r.. NiCs. rsOr. savannah Aug. rs
s.. STATE OF NirsAie, Noodle, Glasgow Aug. IS. ana
Larne lgtn.
s.. Morgan CITY, Reec, Naw Orleans Aug a.
Ship cyclone, Irea Antwerp July II.
a 4t' To U-ts rtNrl lis cps-tNt- vr.ssis
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Pnrkcr's Ginger Tonic il life TO the Cons
eumptivc. No rtr-un can take 10 without tccliu. III
inyigOrgtiug influence exertedin every hbre.
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4inslllras tlnilt,s.


tut WEEKLY Sun
FROM NOW Till lAtrLk NE PRESIDENTIAL
POSTPAID. TO AIi AbDkEss THROUGHOUT
THE INfTHp STATES.
80 CAMPAIGN poCCM! ST LIKE 1T;
Address TIE sun. y. Y. City.
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Any one see at glance thnt Pomeroy's
Elasl Truss Is tie best. Price 81. 7i6 Br0aIWay.
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Furnished only ny Elastic Truss C0mpnrv,
oS3 BrOadway thV sllA Elastic irus which Sui cuTef