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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-09-08

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There are many ways of dealing with
unfaithful wives. An incident that hap.
pened recently in Brooklyn is worthy of re-
cord. A merchant of New York, residing
in that city of marital troubles, suspected
his wife of being too intimate with'a very
handsome lawyer-in fact, he was certain
that she was in the habit of driving out
with him to place of questionable charac-
ter, some miles out of the city. One morn
ing, instead of staying over in New York
all day, he returned to his home in an hour
or two and found that his spouse had en-
tered buggy with man, and had driven
OFF only fifteen minutes before. The mer-
chant is the posessor of a horse that can do
his mile in three minutes, and he had it
hanessed. Did hetake his revolver? Not
any revolver. He loaded the bottom of
MS buggy with nice round stones a bush
Ell or more good stones for throwing-and
ne set out. 1t only took him a half hour
to overtake them, for the pair were going
slowly, that the luxury Of the seance might
be prolonged, and he drove up beside them.
The gay Lothario saw the husband and
whipped up his horse. Vain endeavor.
What could livery steed do against blood
The husband drove alongside, and, hold
ing his reins in one hand, bombarded the
fellow with stones with the other. To es-'
cape the rain of stones, the frightened man
drove faster, but it was no use. Merciless-
ly pitilessly the stones flew, till finally
there was a smash. The buggy containing
the unhappy pair collided with fence, and
upset them. The horse tore loose from the
wreck and disappeared; the man was too
much bruised to move; the lady was terri
bly, frightened, but otherwise unharmed.
The husband took her in with him, and
drove home in silence. On reaching his
house, he quietly told her to pack her eff
fects and get out, which she did. And he
filed his bill for a divorce. The gay young
man was assisted to town. He paid for a
horse, buggy and harness, and left town.
Thus, what might have been tragedy
was turned into q comedy. Stones are
Just as effectual as bullets.
BUSINESS.
There is none. The people are still out of |
the city, and it is as dull as it can be.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-09-08

Greenbacks, one day last week, at the
New York Gold Exchange, closed at 9l-
the highest figure reached for several years.
The musical portion Of the Democracy
are practicing for tie campaign on the FOL
ff,.,.-;,,,s,it ,os1nlet.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-09-08

APprehensions are felt In England that
the Kaffirs will attack the British Colonies
in South Africa.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-09-08
LIST OF PREMIUMS
To he awarded At AEhtabula County
FaIr. sept 26, AZ, IS and 20, 1876.

CLASS L-rAHr CROPS, SEEDS AND VEGETABLES.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-09-08
BUSINESS.

There is none. The people are still out of
the city, and it is as dull as it can be.
New York, Sept 9TH, 1876. P1ErRo.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-09-08

Any other article OF fancy needle work may be
entered in this class for discretionary premiums
CLASS XXXVI.-sEwING MACHINES.
space VIII be allotted to sewing machines ana
committee appointed and the result OF their exam
lhaIon published No money award Will be
made but diploma will be given.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-03
THE PANIM4 RAILROAD.
Its supplemental Contract with the Govern
mcnt Of Colombia.


mcnt Of Colombia.
The following Is n synopsis of the con-
tract modifying those Of the l5th June, 1860, and
5;h July. 1857:
Scoise "a Iott'n Ia oensh Of She fausma hAilrOad
ALrt1.Ei l. The company shall continue IN the ever.
clse 81 hl the fshs conceded m Article OF The
direct tno ~, ports places eiuoarss,ion and
1e"a,Sst "a. nharves ane ig.-se &C., 49, a. tac *
powci 10 euforee NE roruations dictGt N conto-
nahcc WITH thc law. OF the rcpunc Trse r,gu ltious
email DE- submitted tn approve, of tie * cufiye,
.in9u. Mhieh ,hcy cannot b. enforced but hc Execu.
~t.Cul iug consent OF tue coulpihy.
ART y TAG eonaany coathu,s authorized Go pro.
Tor tae pncf eecuuy and prefeft tioa o. It's roads,
Ihc sanction OF tue Executive to oe obtained and
once e,NaA tue f"sa'atsus cannot oe r'iornod
ltNp 81 Wtlnut = consent Of the COMPANY.
AHr 3. lie lDa pArs ui Art % 81 the contract II
contracts coavs-yAn Of articies vines Sctp.
uou- dn'en,ioa, vet az OF nature do not permit thcr
eaolc TO Tue t.-nportAtoa " al @inds u cal
.ARr4 1ie Executive power OF the Union snail do
tate "a. NECESSARY measure a. n ms iaucc NJ the
va AT ~ ~ tae cited contract conced,s 10
AM. 3. Il ordcr LAT COLOMBIAN produces may he
COW ga o. tne railroad under the conditions u Art
OF adns Win he crhcs of "a Aen,n,sS ~ ' ni
Showing that such products really CuioanAi, Win,
hclrhIJ '''''' W. '''' 1'-' '"'A y"
AIT. q, Name OF the ees u forfeiture OF tC priy
tH,, spscihrl IN Art ~ shaN be enforced without
nOtn aien a. tAr.c moI.hs Ia adTa lie tu0Itc-
meat given "a the COMPANY And 10 the agents II the
perr'.s 70 whom tie Government may transfer ar
hynoinecate toe subsidy 10 ~iucn n IL entitled by Art
s. n such tfansfcr ~ typo hecailOn De ,hpcted; u
brss un Ter. Uuu tIlt II, after uollUs tlou and
gu ms he three uOuth~ stpulAed, any OF the
mtc.srt"d persons oi whom mcutoA LIs Ice, u niane
satisfy ne government and cause IN, motive 81
pl and forfri uc TO ole ppoar the eld
ehall not be carried INTO ehccI.
"kr . lac questions tnat NAV rise between the
Government OF the Republic ana the Panama kniroud
Comp ny relative 20 the uderst4ndins eArcaon of
this contract. and VI tho-c OF 1859 all lsd5 sa be
decided once for all b, the Court OF the 90
onoian non, without Tie Intervention u any other
tlh.unl
Art The Government reserves The right NJ ny.
pot coating "a whol" or In lau the Subsidy epokeu OF
Ia Nu ~ TINS contract ts4yng the right OF tnc
state OF Panama TO the AInua .u1l Of S2iOl) be- fnrc
tnc ni tul OF III" instameHts m wIich said SUBSIDY
rhail De- pad ana Whatever De hNpotatcAtrd snail to
ptil lu tut IA inner that the GuNcrnl RAY Grert
aad tA' railroad company binds iirci beng uolaei
Oi any transfer Or hl puthrcu, accept IL ana 70
make the payment ~ the maturity of tho nsnlnrnf,
To the portnDe ar parties ~ f transfer or
hlpothcCtIon IL ma1r.
All o. Ihv irest IT contract slL,A mol gu iAo effect
without tIc approval OF he Executive Power anu Of
Congress
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-03
a THoDISrCONDEMNS GRANTIsM.
A sermon by the Rev. Or Newton q" Breiser-
age Lyeu IN the White Hoa-e"

hGf hftu w tht "
The music in the Anth6n Memorial
Church, West Forty-eichth street. yesterday,
was patriotic aud peculiar. The singers were
sweet-voiced lads, aud they sang America"
besides hymns.
The Rev. DIR. Heher Newton. the pastor. said:
IAN acute Frenchman said to me wears ago.
Your country has a wonderful digestion. II
takes In al kinds of people and digest. them
into one solid, grand nationality. The coun-
tfy's digestion Is not 60 good now, and that IA
one OF tho principal causes of its demoralizl-
ton. Paper money Is another PRINCIPAL cause
We are, In our generalization reaping the fruits
that other Governments have found growing out
of the samo evil. Dealing always with an unccT-
tain, irredeemablc currency, men have grown
accustomed to wild speculation, AMI Ia meas
uring their expenses bT their expectations,
bot their receipts and havo reared gener,-
Ton OF unsrrup Nous epecui atOrr, VINO calmly
discuss rcpGdiation. The war brought paper
currency ana lfted scal"wacs and scoundOls
that prof ssed patriotism into 20 er. From
the great retms Of money tn 81 passed throu2h
officials hands n the nations strussl. Tor lite Il
was easy To- draw ide little strcarll- = private
benefit lhe Atnn having Doth arms extend
tect ia pNcse Wien n nd iin ~" to ,on
around after the conflict II found IT. servants.
from the highest O. the lowest, o.se and ven4l.
Politics had become a g. ade. parties machinery
u facilitate the IT ne. The South was gwen
over TO mercilcss punderer'. The party
the bulw irk Of thieves. In our Centennial
year We have TO ask ourselves, not whi n
rty Viii give u3 honest government, out whicb
vii ste less. There hos Teen tr, kcrigc even
in the White House, and even the Young 5 ems
thti -tian association ran quickest ~ all t. awe
conference 10 Nics-fres ident wrecked up ~
Credit MuOiier. Americans. IN theH Centennial
iear' have given cneers for tue N who. evsn
upon the testi nony "f his own letter., was con-
v.c.et Of bariering special legislation as the
Speaker ~ the House OF Reprss ntatives. We
have come to be the ~ ives OF All OiigarcnY Of
OHIO holders. oa. LAD tnan that from which
our furefa hers freed us. A good GOV rnment
would deliver Us hOm many of our evils. IL
either Of the candidates tor the Presidency Il
elected, we shall see IN Improvement upon the
present di-grdceful Admlr i-tr uon. IL ~ he
dury Of every c!iizen to den AID Of tho cniuing
Pre- ideut the resumption IT "A SOMA curreacy,
ana rule that snail compel public place aOldeT.
Ike private. to attend stIi,tiy 10 their GIues.
oisresdrJlng politics ilitogetLe.. AZ our wealthy
young Mrn are copying TIE sports Of theiT En-
list cousins, why should tney not also COY Ihtir
nonle Interests IN pualic aDaiIsi ! hen, with our
GoNe rnmcnt Ia the hanGs Of trained, high
minded gentlemen. we might confidently look
forward 10 many glorious Luulcuulal..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-03
FREAKS or LIGHTNING.
Playing Havoc In a Dwrliing-A Partially
for t;iIt Trimmiug-.


The residence of !. {. Collins, ESD, near
Greystone. was struck ny ligh.uiuR in tho
shower uf saturday afternoon, and was
thoroighlH ran -ackod by inc suDlle nuid.
MIR. tpius Gays that the cover over tue
r oni sue was in was thrown uu and sue
saw a ball II lire come out OF tue opening. pass
through the room, and 20 out thrOuZn the Oprn
wind ". nj, however, was cVid nI, only a
por tOn OF the force that entered the house.
Every room on the lower II or was visited.
The lightning seemed to nave q particular
fancy fur everything that was IN Rt. IL ran
around the border the ceiling, branching on
wherever there Was giit line on tho pa
per, aud branching OH tgaiu from these
ines Whenever n came 10 a git picture
IA me, and "lways LEAVING "A LACK streak IN place
II tnr giit, To stairs the same pecda. ity was
manifested concerning the giU uorders aud
pa er, ami cpnsiIcriUie # maze was done. In
an unused room the castings around one win
dow were torn N. and a pOitiOn thrown across
the room, and we've lOosenru around tue Otuer
window, aud vine Mr. COllin7 exd ined tue
room some title time after the stT, ks, It WAS
filed witn smoke ana a smell o! sulphur
MIS-. llln-, two children. and the N I'd were
In The house at the timr. Ihcy were, Of course,
b.div frightened and somewhat suo krd. nut
suffered no serious iurOHVcnlen g, tuOuun Mrs
tOlns cUulu feel the eject of he electric ia ok
sunday IN rning. ~ yhouud, In the house at
The tluie, was SO Dauiy irlgnteneu that no nisap-
pc rcd, aud TetuTucu not uuIl ttcrd IN. A
tree near the house also showed marks of the
hg.tutug IN Hucu II manner .s to AZ To the be-
lief tuat It was the Same hOit that h ii Oern
CAV lrtu2 around the house,. fence snort dis
tauce III Mas also struck Nv l2ntning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-03
A QlEER HISB1ND.
Proposing "a WheeIbarrow fer n Hcarse at
His vi ties tuneraI

Mr.. John w. Wygnut is an aged resident
OF Newburyh. n. " and noted u q skcptc. He
his gray hair long, and dresses In an eccan-
trio manner. A few days ago ma wIic, who was
the mother Of several children. died IL wass soon
rumored that "ygant did not intend to allow
the usual bufial servloss over her remains to take
place. II was said tina, lac thought 1t TO be sheer
foolishncss 10 go to any expense for funeral,
and his neighbors believed the report that II
was his intention to take her To the burying
ground on a wheeibarrow, aud perform himself
what other duties were necessary In the prem
ises. tie mad made no further preparation for
the funeral survicss, but his wiIos lr,ends re-
solved That she should have decent burial.
They therefore set to work 10 have the
bunii conducted m tho usuH Christiln man
ner. and On the day announced for the
funeral an invita- ion was extended To
the kev. John CRY. pastor Of the second
Baptls Cnurcn, 90 oflicIute. The reverend gen
tieman, although he mad another engagement,
readily consented To perform, the funeral service,
ana went 10 the house for that purpose. A few
friends hdd gathered To p y the last tribute OF
Respect.
The minister had been PREVIOUSLY Informed ~
the strange Actiuns of the dead wOmau's nus
band, anu a short time after MS arrival he saw
turt MS presence was not desired 10y ,r.Wygnnt
he soon began To demonstrate TINS fact
by sullen muttetinas therefore sir. GRAY AT
preached him an said that II ms presence was
objectionable he would retire without any fur
the ceremony. Mr. WV nj replied In the al
urn tive ana tue clergyman Withdrew. In
SOFT Of the entroaties of friends. WyRant re-
manned obstinate, and the minister was not al
lowed 70 mike even shori prayer. under
these trying CIRCUMSTANCES, II put the friends
Of the decreased lady to their WITS ends To
know wat to do. Al length n wagon
WIS procured and the corpse was placed IN
", the body being cncased IN pine b,iN
Inc party OF friends present. Including me Rev
Mr.. Ora, formed ~ funeral procession ana fol-
lowed the rom ms 10 the oemetery, but tho
husband remained at home. Al the cemetery the
Rev. Air. Gray held brief funeral service.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-03
fGGED dND HdNGED.
The Murderer Of a DeVutv sheriff Lyuched
with Handouts Ou.

T'V'' III T''H' ~ IN1l,l IsINffF
On SATURDAY. laet Deputy sheriff Chnrles


On SATURDAY. last Deputy sheriff Charles
haNrs AM Officers a. 4. Freeman aud Julius
Vein went N virtue Of % writ OF ejectmcnt, To
turn Thomas HsilOweil or Il quarter section Of
land, ABOUT nvc miles south Of town. "A allo-
we'll, knowing WHIT business thoy had come on
went int the huuse, ue, llTtng that he would
shoot the 1r7t man wac offered t. toucn "A thiu1
or attempted 90 pnt aim or ui- family ou'. rus
Deputy Sheriff ordered hin 10 open the door,
wnicl he refused 10 do. The officers then got
piece at wood and broke open the doors. and
thereat HaiO~eli shot Deputy sDerih Mayes
dead witt bucksnOt. Freeman ana Vein tuen
tried to enter tn, house, AMI IA tllow N bred the
utner barrel Of his gun. the shots cutting away
the he.h "f IN lower right jaw nj \,eln. Inc
latter then entered The house. calling upon Hal
loweii u SURRENDER. lie begged Mt to DE shot,
and surrendered.
I he murderer was then put In irons and
brought tu town 10y Freeman aud placed IN illl.
OF Maye-. ~ about IL L. IA. of the same d y a
largo num Der OF IN sNcd. armed men entered tne
outskirts OF the town. and made tor the Court
House. ihe> we're stationed around The butll-
ing. and on one or two approaching they were
ordered tack. The Her VS. called ON To open
the door, tut he belng licked ln, TOLD them hs
masA Ell, armed men entered, nd one sdVanciug,
blew Out the lSnt. The jdi-r was seized. bound
In a ch ir with "a rope, ana then no ana the ch IT,
were tied To a bcdstshd ne was also bllnd .old-
cd lieh was then obtained, and the uarty
opened III IRON door by uuscrewng ana forcing
the iuck. hey then went 10 the iron cell IN
witch the murderer WIS. The lock on tue door
WAS scientifically taken on, and the culprt WIS
seized. He ueg eyed u TO spared one a \ more
lac We Flsge ANA a rope was put sround his
neck. ana then the lynohrrs lea nm out 10 the
Dack Of the Court House, where there H. a fiignt
of non step, with non ratings. Ii II supposed
that he wHs ;Ikcn M the steps, and wncu tbe
rope was fastened 10 the top plate OF tho railing
GA the e ~ side. thrown over. As suspendeu,
his teet were ABOUT eiynteen inches from the
Rrounu' ana his h"ai ABOUT Twelve inches from
the sop OF the tAi. HIS handouts mad been left
on, AS when taken out.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-03
RED TarE BY TINE rURL0NG.
Que Dollar. Ten Officials, Thrce Omriui
stamps, and Lots al ta-s.

f'oni ihe m tfpf,i N1Vr1uf
traveller ona Pullman car, who had
his place AL engaged for a long trip and ms
II. kct in ms pocket, found wncn the train start
cd that, a- has hInpcucd In otper loo 4littcs uc-
fore. the same place tnat belonged 10 MIN had
alsp nc"n sid - another uartv As there was
onl' room Tor one ANYWAY the twn could not
vonipronise bV joint OCCUPATION, and II was not
th West enough FOR dnui, - tl,r conductor az
last consented 10 change one Of the trnveil crs
9 q less comfortable berth and allow hun one
dollar fof tue discomforts OF the broken bar
gam. lie did not, however, nav over ne money,
TUT give his rertiilcate Tor a "rcfuudcd faro I"
OF ON" dollar nat cerunr.te the conductor
Il d To I'LL out tins time WAS worth sometiingJ.
II bAu TO be sent To the Chicago Office (I1stAge
throe centsl. Al that OH - thr voucher was
made ont M examined. IL gives the whole
his. DRY nf tho dollar transacNon--the r, tho
brrih, the date the route, and TIE cause Il re-
funding. Th-u Lhe Gencrd Ticket Agent " ex-
ahmed and found Il correct, signed ii, und mt
the uihri PIP. & STAMP on H. then the "Gtn
erh Superintendent looked n over aud also
signed H. Thence II passed TO the Secretary"
VINO slammed VI and signed IT. n Initial, nd then
the " Cashier" stamped II aud signed II Ia lull.
Then the voucher Was enclose IN letter si.ued
b. the Secretary md writ cn b, clerk, and with
the voucher WAS sent toe company check on
DreAel, Nor. All a TO for Que dollar, silned by
two ~ the company oflir"fs lhls check OF
course had a two cent eVeh ie STAMP. aud was
IN a. letter under a three cont STAMP, It'd there
was ais a request 10 return the voucher ct a
cost Of throS HNnLs ul0rel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-03
the AYR FIRE.
The CONFEDERATION in which Twenty four
N8ung " omen Persisted.


In few minutes those who had gather
ell round tnc spot wacre tho nre originated
were compelled - nee for their lives, leaving
portions Of their clothing ana al they pussas- i
III the mlll behind. IN the rair,t ONcrnnad
James Bar. nifty wears of are, was WurktnI wan
invent -hve young women under nis cnnlgc. On
he ftng the screanr IN the Ia beneath ne tfiei
10 keel' the cre- OF those VITO we're al Yarontty
terror-=trickHn benenth from penetrating his
own department and creating greater al rm
thnn wts necessary. He then r,n down siHiis.
SAW the imminent dunger OF tho whole cs, TO-
iisnment. rushed no aud gave the alarm. hut
was TOO late 10 cffert escape for himself Or
OihcTs, as the st.tTCases were AL alb. ~, ara the
smoke ami lie ~ers -uch ~ no one could uass
thtuugh ana iive. ne young women Iushed T.,
the windows ana called for tnut and which could
not be Afforded tnsm. They gestlculated and
screamed and snbped In the prospect Of death,
aud inpured those outside 10 save their iive,.
heanwhl'e the lire SPREAD rarldiv. the huild-
inEs one toy one were enNeloped, Tue DANES shot
hlgu IN the ar, ana before long the SPOT wn-ra
The helniess ieinaifs had boeu NalnlV seekiug
10 succor was reduced TO RUNS aud those VINO
occupied II we're lost beyond nope of recall.
The old man iiarT was. before the fire OBJ
liter ted every Thing, seen at one OF the windows
waving hts hands, apparently calling for rescue,
and a Large nunlber Ot the Eiris Wers holding DV
him In the iast lingering hope vi having th0lr
lives spared. One young WON jumped from
the helght OF toui stories and fell nsdvil, on tho
ground beneath. bhe expired ~ a lew minutes.
Another young eiri appeared at WINDOW
screaming. Her sister, VINO happened ~ 10
beDea h, called out, Jump out, or YOu'll loo
klied," and tue httle eifAinst nus loaped over.
The sister endeavorsd TO Cdtch her, hut ~ mo
prra bOtn came INTO violent odpt4ot And were
thrown down. the sister escaped uuhGTI, but
the ylune lirl WAS bruised, II Is fe red seriously
80. Hor mar was burned on b, the flames.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-03
GEN. WALCUTrS DfVORcE sur.
Strange Case, in which some Republican
PoiuicIaus are Interested.

FTOTn Me COLUMBUS tOit0i StIteStlQn.
An interesting yet sadly sensational case
has been Occup ing the attention Of the Court
OF Common Pleas for several uavs. III NOyem-
Der last q u. g. C. MalCutt and wife scpirstci ,
and a,r>. Waicuit $40 for ali.nony. A an on
set To this Gen Nalcutt sued for uivOrce, The
trial IA court UrOugut out tue following:
Mrs. MaICutt testified tuat Al one tme she
en- @ ed suuucnly room in her own mousse m
when the General and "a df'~--iuaSer were 1T
ting. Inc laNcr was es.lcd, aud the General >
arm encircle1 uer wHisf.
II was brOugiJ out also that Mrs. ". had en-
plOyed IA ineuium 10 search az evidence agai nst
her husband. Tor which she gave ner note for
$500. A. ON seance, the sprit OF tue Democrats
.noestor wts lied a. To testify against huu.
On orOSs-examlnatiun an oTurt WAS made to
prOvO mat Airs. W. I'D visited the rooms of the
hspuuhcan is Exec hiye Comnlttse. Vine 3
she entered no one was tnors bat Mr. Rodney
fous. she c,ored ana locked the door after her,
hnu asked MN wucrc they Kept their wumrni'
Rndnof denied the SIT uhpeachmsni ana uu-
locked the door. Ills The witness emph .tically
denies.
ne case was continued until next term,
owing to The lllness Of Jdd1e Grsou.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-03
MORSE NOTES.

j auG ID. tilnnngham's b. U. Siins Ihch while
scorhlS Tor no 100 race at RintGeek, broke tir uncs
cnnt 10 lht OF Inc horse ran away, ud LunulLk
hp'ahS uohl hts snhy On 10 Tue horse. ihc rs %
aaseed ~ nmOnr The other hor',e, an wrH starnd the
Tich mile Win the suliY the ar Defurn hr could
be Atupped tie driver stIll cliagis 10 nls nane
Tho siashinS gated nav gedina John III. tTuf-
teo AZ Point Be. ~ Para, ftladeip ia. last week.
race for the as2 he two heats Inst tn
fourth The juess decided II 40 neat on the ground
OF tfshd 1hty orerVd Anew driver u Ia ,t ann, yet
Adelaide wOn thc ana boat aud rs.ir M 9.SO JOni
hlaggerfj on cross NJ te score this sd 10
CATION anu AIned that had been pulsOn,
ed lbu Loriineu hnuluulattly subscribed pa-st
tlvVO ivT thr dutsclIun vi the pOlsonef.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-03

BTeT.ING On the % INST. o. his late residence "a
Jay si., BrunN,u. Danl'l q. b., Inns. age a. years
Notirr nf tuner. hereafter.
kAN r. Ou sAnday. Jui, =. Il 7:30 A. NJ at $40 s,h
AV Jam ~ NJ SON uf Patrick ANA ALcc Kane.
Tue iuueral viii take place ats A. NJ ca July l. tom
- Pau ufcn, curhel 5H-h 81. and ga
huRfili .--At MS residence, llS East a9th IT., on
Inc relatives and friends of the family iSif 20
arnI hls funeral al b.. htHpnrn's tuurc last sstl
81, On hOnuay morning al ~ O''lnth, Nnrre SER l.es
Will ue held. HIS remains Mil De- acpOslel "a tarNAdt
oI tnr chlrcn.
kAGLE-On SATURDAY., July l. James Nagle. % hntiyd
OF LrcJrrui county Cora, Irelaho, aged 80 years,
months. Al 3diNt.
ihe relatives anu fuende Of the family request
ed to attDud as funeral rursd y. jus 1870 Ht
\. NJ. from ihc fesla.nce 4 MS urt IeViu iaN
UouucI lf, $40 Olkliud nv. Gre fupoini