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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-28
TILDEN'S HONE MAJORITY.

Cold Comfort for fhc CONSTITUENCIES ew ois
..-l-- W. n-LLr.nn.a r.--LmL.nN 4 hum.

prr.'- story Ttsrftuu Uav Arr,-t.-
Ntfn~.- WHO WOuidn -ny TOW H. voted.
1he Congressional Committee yesterday
tt.lm.l 30. 500 rch FIR election frauds. The
ti..t.n % lr.lnt unon TIC suhrmnls du'cs
t.cnm o.ti fr ~ the Rapuhirau matnherl
6 o.. Ncr'ushi 'fircd the following rcsoiu-
ii 10;
uye>,' .rnc orr in'l ro'olrf w on.-eG by W. Coy.
Ter VI"h lNr r..fu.. ,i. ufri, fus I'D c'l.
ra, n. c.nofi,' ic'ais'n.u.a.cotiiprc.
atise- iu rMplNur no o. .rul fHr persons Hil
cum
lnrmas Jewell " Eas, Vow York testified
ad 1 a5, i al, al a9 .,c f say c 70 =. IS
r,nAc avenues. winch nal bocn unorcupicd short
,.oA, ~ ~, , a oi,c w ss ", ,t
t-p,pul, ion II New Lot reused arsey lust Year
. 'lat ItOuabb accounts t0r ia vote
Henry L. wycGoG u East York could
adj D.. ttiug showing fr.ud; but George II.
rnrf.rl, Of that village. sw0re that he saw one
Irinh1 rilo vote In East Now York. Ito has
r.t-tcn thil voter since I'm East New York, but
l. .aru nim in Rro0klyu
FooH-tick Ottey INSPECTOR Of Election IN tie
SECOND District of New Lots. know ~ no frauds
"a he lhtc election. Perhaps forty persons who
were stgngers IT, We w,tnes, ongred tneir
CID not answer sati. factorily the special aud
general Oiths were administered. lie has not
mon wrr. actu.i re. dents and qualified voters
other witnesses called Pos the mai iutv ia re
2uttli ~ ie.iinonS rn' VIZ ,i ,g'.n In Nv
Mnddcll renewed bis motion to strike out ali
','vf , ,t r ,,,, W. ,.stiu,tv VI 'rM
'i.''', "'I w. np i"i'"N' '''''u''"s '''''"iR
''r ~, Nc tce ,n, cc, vcD,u,,u r..,..s.o,
.,'f III ,i T. ~ 80 = - ''','i
were prepared Co 20 ilrtncr ana show moro.
Dc1. Rice demanded - division VI the dues-
lhe arsi p.r' th,t 20 testimony taken Nth
t. ,osir .n8 III N 'l G's w
l. ~ tGe affirmative. On the second mat all
fl.I..f n, AIM, nd rsafin,f 10 Nsv Ii, hs Az.
Iii ,,I t..,re Ma a ti, ylt. ti,u l,iye not vi
Ill.,
-iuucl q. Nel. ON of Vow Lots next testified
iItc r.c,ior. lie mai mo knlwledse Of M,
n u9. mat election. rhoma- g. HerDcrt
a.. Knew ofno fiaAis
Str. cox NO, remarked that he had summoned
a. a-' nse Nitne-s, oy request = the IL i.
fl l,i- rc ale.cI 10 have been c8mmittrd
,r rs j.. % tiis ei,,i. i he CINE
.rS.ar,l WIKI aa.s.loas. sf ~ 0ttlrson les les
lines.
T., ,.,--,,,.,o, ,,,-.v ye,r.,s,,,,,,y u.s,,i, ..
pi5,ti,c T leil y' ..,,.'. AF las P''l -
,..t,.,.. ,,,s .o,.., ,., ,.i,. ,,.i,,oro, ,,o
,'rntl' lA,' ~; W,ten LIZ w tlae'l onJected'
ana ihyN'I tN.t ,ne i'If4oinS questions anu all
VT ,an - .,u1 o. 70 on the
Mr. Vells-l wish th.t last answer preserve
Nv HI, th0torrarhrr- taushferl-I mean the
naaon .t-i.tlv IN al -vcrt0 the iine pursued in
stricken oai. - 4 Il lie a Ie 70 60 on.
"1,'' , W., "r t''e tN''''-n
The burden of Nr. Oitnt- ,n'. testimony was
lhsf eyeryy eaooni, dsl n.st man -an6ler. IL
Legal rum seller 'ru.np. d. Ter. and p.u citz,n m
ali nns ,asfied ~, M W a., VI, ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-28
Arrived -wrpvr.p,y Dee. 81

Arrived "WEDNESDAY Dec. 81
G. state II Pennsylvania. kui1ht, Glasgow Dec Q
LDrlr L..
= Alnemare. GIBBS. Lrwes. Del.
~ tlfio-. freeman. Sew Orleans Dec 10.
S.. J. iul %. " We. pMlIIc phia.
s. New YORK. Ouics. Now Orle aus Dec 20.
S. Hit .ras. Ntle Z. NoriNlk.
fiolnori. Johns 10, Portland.
Salu Trmuuutaln, Juue-, Utvrt Wv z.
A .sO tlp usiiIl river til rpdsfNIs. v.t.44fl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-28
THE EXTRADITION TREATY.
IT'S ExECUTTON RENEUTD nv THE
ICT or GREIT HRIrIIN

yNFtcrd and 20 the House ut Ncuitscut tiNe3
to-day. The Senate regarded tic communism
ton confidential, and therefore refused to
allow publicity oft:
r. ne HoHsc n Ryreenfinrsu
Mngn on-,c.; adionne9 IN \ugus ~ nc cXecn'
tween lhe tun,c s.elc. sud Great l,rtan had been
MHJc.y- Government the surrender II certain fu1l.
t'c- from Justice. charged with crimes coumittrd
,ougi a.yliy ami we're FOUND within the errtori,oi
h,r BRITISH Maj -fy. and mad, in nur cumplIucr with
| Of the olmmaliiv of me might've. which hii t,an
found ,uiig mn. 70 janiy ciT ,gprehcn.i anq CON.
yi'r. w1rg n,.l an coaailtei for eNridiu 3n Ier
/ ND W. Government, however deul inden on .He
ig M g.i, 'ln nj ,,. an4 ~ a.
anc" N In. o,'is,tt1ns when eH'i 05vof'n,,ii had
TINS Government were rcucled II Majcsy. Tow
fGai,cs Ezr, u ~ins " and Cmric, j. ,rcnt aud
and rtfisirS TO- surrender set them At liberty.
~ To ,ne tN3 noHre 81 S9ngfr's 9p we
! T., i2e Hritish Goyerhmcni IT adhcred to cannot but
.tIl,i 81 w, u. guy "a cAiaii, l1n "loI ti.,e NJ,
ue dignity or selfre-pect of tns government to nahe
1--WE criminals. nor u entertain an, r,Qultiou Of mat
cn,l.ct,r rom tiI government under "a l. irSaiy
tenth nrce Uhai relating TO extida.uon should con.
.houd nfs it, wish to terminate t. and no .6ns.r'
H. view home,cr a. The sreai m noriiicc ~ 'n eNrs
hhl,N g. hne. lcu I'D tuu tIeil ahg social reg On,
! hope m!t n.r Majesty Goy,rument might yet rcnc
fom ,y ' XIV ,ct, hv Nv ayr,. r.,,,
ever declined 60 take any Steps under tie treaty toward
20 ss .o'iP'en nat ~ 'm Ia, al, y TGw t TO am
AIRY N,t a hrl y -iy g vcrnnruf, tc ut-i aces
ratiion arlcc. ~ thc trcity have been renovei On
M cg6nai 06dor in.iraci5ns rom srl bclny. nv ~
| formed hs Government ual her Malc.iy'- Govern
itN tA.rult. NA AA .uld pc c'hciuirl 20 ltt iu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-28

lin nv Now Wear. Ladies. misses. gent .. ard
bNN- boots rIss. -n'irr- lt To- ia rluHcr. vain scu
t.c.--'s t-i.ct ELL. o. r ''Iilf Ir. .euf- ~
MILLER a. CO.'S, 3 Union square.
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rININcIIL IND c0unhac14n.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. 2i-p. VI, -Spooua-
ton At the stock Exchange agein developed a
dr9oIinx market without rejecting. however,
any wide nuctuau ms. Lake Siora, Michigan
Central aud New York Central seemed 70 at
tract the chief attcnu .n; the last name from
tuo fact 4 free lGer.ut, occAsioncd by ID report
that Commodore Vauaerubt was worse. The
price conse inentD Welded ia the morpugtrlde
from / "a - TO-, ul as tNc rlmor was not COM
urmed. recovery t. lul+ .o1k place, with hntl
sllts nj lllis Lake shore showed some strength
before midday and rose from j,t % Is, but
there was a subsequent re Iction to 81 1T which
nsuree. sellers " closed IN Michigan Central. "A
ur p RON - to ~ soil r. bl. WAS c-tNN ushcd.
hhNhS opeue al 4ys, Hh3 'igsiHga ~ 'i.- i'fr 8.
New Jersey central derl med from 3, Co 30 . ia
VIC nhil ace no, I'D Lace the general market
vs. weak, on rumor5 winch could not ne traced
TO any authentic source. During the dly there
were comparatively l.r-c transact nsin Illinois
.ttah whlch declined from 6iis, -ell.r 3 90 81,
with a subsequent recovery TO bl1. Del " re.
lackawanna 1nl West m RANGED Il 1li4witf,b
H. .llsr3 Erie "a, l'. aH'. s'licr lU'pi.'.9
t.rH T. md having been strong t lGA. lr- "a 3
lRh. seller ; Western Union sellinG a. Il -
u ~ sellers; -. Paul preferred NJ jl'4 ,
81 y ~ D.. Pacific Mil declined frJW q 90 = a.
tie .ei2ure Of tho Colon f1r cite tlxc. MT las-
iug materially influenced the price. me opera
uon- Ia tne romainier 81 the list did uot re-
in~ totl numner ot share dern IN was
$50 OF which Lake shore represented &.'lU;
y .nisan Intrll. l33iD; New YORK Ceutfli.
Jersey Ceutr t. 2dtt linual. Central. 100; Del
aware. LqCitwauna aud Western. 1865. Rock
MuL lOSl; Harlem. sd. N'rtnwaete-u pr,-
frrt,i. rp. Adams Ixp...-. ~. ~ Paul 1855
W""rc'pp.1. -: ' a. a. o ~. TO-. "t c S1gi
cum y. 'rl' NDrri- ard T. K ." Missouri,
Il iu- .ud Tex q. liw; DlluS. 100, tmon P.-
Exurcs. 49, ami Fort WNuc o..
~ me sold market TIE rln ions .were re;
stucteu Inc ince opened 40 ,u, s,nld touched
~. hu' At these Latter figure fh.fe were D.. re-
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MARINE IyrnAhIGLNcE.

MINI ,TrnE AiMASAC-rHfs NV.
sun riscs... % -ofs.. ... $50 Moon sets. %
mon WAtER-riu~ nay.
sandy HOOK. % uOy. Island ~ Icl Cate. "
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Attcntion!-If yOu wish to get rid ~ your
oo 'g. use PJiter's OOu-h blisll. Prce %, D lAc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-28
BUSINESS alollct5.

Iur-. Furs. Eur-.
d" q FUR : Iat W rr. a monarch warmed bear
Sow o. flr wirfrr - 0rr .rNufcftf
de- yiur,Ou- summer" hy the Iur. OF KNOX.
--~lukc. rt1r0 lurrut g.
MUTE. etfh E'hes. l9rg" tnt ti"an assortment
20 s4e ~ KNOX. tll Halter. ~ 90 luNAy, cJrAer 80
uItJA st.. or under F|ftl Avenue Uutu.
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Ponierny'. Tru.-cs are Nv fat thr best IN use
As tnui .o-l. fi'IHrr lru-s Nu.. 90 Broad Nay.
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HomicIDE ~ rHH lllRKnr

Thee protests We're ordered 10 he spread
upon The record and the committee adjourned.
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-20


Youaon Simes bersltsr ielsenee
ON en- mOots uorit Semaub: Gen
Sc Sttobsr iorloo Den norits Bart
"RausIu." 8apt. QoIsr Sanlsn al
WunoaI, @lfs. bsitemt til England
msb en- Calming Sern % SurupIan.
fer. 9tu i9oe rsiiie Der zig tn
StOrm meo lrpetsll9 bel Se, %
Matte Sa9 bortlfplsos Bclserne en-
Del al 0atsIuiten os siorpe ms9sn
Stabe pan Sflbet. Sor at irslis
,%Sarleist oar od uerpenoi9t itaoi9
at. pumpe. men pso Wlnatstio blep
oeu Note Humps utIar. Sslbiauis
bsonsspe 8eirst FIG oa. men Stlbst
usoblsu at rude irpstslia, 90 oa en-
5iitsrimaffe nermepe Zig, bsiluttsbs
Wanbltabst trObs 8aplsinens 5ore.
itlQiuser at forlaoe Stlbst. Weo
III Sci blsp SoItsas / Smaffsns
Baap latte omborp paa oenne. me.
nens &apieinsn ur9rsoe Ils pso at
forlabs IN 9Th, iom ban ments uoen
ltor Sure ullbe fIuus feres 3apn.
4ae Spertalslisr bar fr~u9tesleis. ban
blsu pep Mt forfeit, % sitsr ira Smat'
tens Sersr at baus facet Den I'm
osrretnius. at ban bsfanot rs %
Semil Norpelt for 0smOn ee Swsr
5pritib, iatls ban 8urisn imoo Sslt
/ Saob ON Of nau lno til 8rlms.
bp. Msb flor N~nftfrneelie lptteees
oct bam, ION M par enc paa eli.
bet, at faa Soften % Storlellet bet
ieoe % at ionoe SiIbsls 9anternsr.
Natten par mpyt, Oct resneoe % lp'
uebe. Stibet laa meset opbt. %
8nbpttsn par iulo al Sano. ION pso
Stlbets &uIlsu lfpQsoeS fra ben enc
Sice til ben nnpsn, Wsn &optsi.
nsu itoo iiet pso 8Orst belle Mattsn,
% ltient ban ct Ear 8anse 'ant
ON, iamlsns ban igien line ar9ftsr
% f~ortlat,e i'm &urs. gubciis iaa
ban Spurns Spr, ca Ssietninesn
poa en- 0oosfuttsr ira Suu bla!p
ham mso al iaa Sfibst op ao Sum
Der til 8rimebp. Set er iutst lln'
Der, bemrrtsr "Slmes" ON MOrsss
5anosl hcrsrsr, lfulo Oct teller man
Qe Srm9no al famine Sla9s ION
8apt. VI. 9ouisn.
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-20

SIR. Tisie SSortsr bile bore e9ncoc
I'll of mOeItan @uereb Of FAINTER.
ltibs fro ale Sioer ca bare ifuoitie
bum I'll en- life riroe 8eiptniuQ
G%nopiSere iorlanasS Der 500 900 Sir.
til to %8pitbaterier, nemIjQ ct ueo
0regaaro paa Slouauo % ct pso
0raeer poa Nma9er. Sc toufse
opferte iom ito,miri Wrrfer oQ meb
en- uo9ift af 1,U92. 600 8r. form.
neoe meo tlloels pantle brpoenoe
Sfpis. Gil Soyitarftlis al oen pll.
uGrenbe Sebsfaitnin9 o. til Ell neO.
usnbig Soranorius al 8attcrist pec
Np &altbrGnosri plarsguss Der
l.337.400 sr. os til 6uloitenoia.
slerslie al Ssmmsmaierieurt 675,.
700 8r. SOriaapior muIiat at for,
binore Sanoganasiurleg % Istte aOr.
biuesllen fortillns at aupenoe 80 900
Rr. til gsitpfning al 8roubOrg Se.
batteri. 1.5l6 900 8r. til NnlR9 al
10 Batterler peo 8orser. Ct pso nal.
lunobors % ct oeo Nuborg. Nor
at tunne bsbsrifs Seilaoien ojcnnsm
ellie Bslt % Seilsn paa Serbia
nsn fra Crib III Wioosliart liant
til it1rf Ststte for en- pso 8sItet
epentusIt Opliiuet 9ntitbrte fOrslaass
Oct pna 8psnsilosn ueo 8eItst a
anlHe9e st itGrft Itormirit &nt'
meb temmsli9 b%stpoeIi9 8sItpfuiug
Gil Mnla9sst laausI iOm til SIcii
ming al Sreoaicia S9 innings 60
frontier %forluu9ss Der $40 600 SIR
Gnoslis ~iOrIau9es Der ct ialt Stst
tspunft for 6laaoeu usb Qgorseiunn
o9 oa naunll9 ioruoen De liolIgcr'
iortIaaeoe 8attsrisr peo 5npisbagI
% StisneS snrplosre l Batttrt. pa,
gsbOlm % ? paa &eerse. uo9iI
ten onlaaes mso Belptnin9 ii
5,5ll.5 500 Rr.
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-20

Gu Notwithstanding sr i SrOnb.
blsm fat lBan8 paa Den neors glus.
TAI. Gen eiss of ct Snisrsslsniltab.
Os naar SoItsne bllDsr tilitr9ttslis
eosor. oil man onia9sli9 tunne ltlGre
20 6aune ON 0aSsu. &scen leue.
res lm~aabu99st I'll en- Nrbsirslcn
al 2 Srt Is ) pr. SaDr. altlaa be.
tposIl9 blQl9ers. END man mao be.
tale for 9uBit % Susnlns al Gso
meo Saanotraft. Soriaapiot man
tlebCr Bsosn af Sutsreslsutltabet,
lsDerss osuns til Snotlpbspris, meo
slI9s olsns al 4rbsloslennsu, liss.
lon Der oil e9rs Nnisonn9 til Of
iaa tjebt &eo ira 3nptstnlnesn
imoo VOrtiou,r ira 4 Sflu. % op.
Ousr. bullfst oil pers ct life rin9s
SOoe Ior S%attI9iolt. msrsns paa
Den anptn Sloe 5ntsrtsismtltabsts
8sbOlonln9er osiaa I'll en- uls Srao
oil ilsne iOm Regulator ior 8soprl
itrHs / NimInosllsbeb.
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-20
Oip., Diu.
iamt 6abrifanter AZ
Metallic Chimneys,
SasrenOer, Oip., oiu.
Qlt Slags "3Obmorf" uoi0res.

Serpeo tiuaber ui os at benleoe
Oct 9rsos Yubllfums Spm9rtiombep
paa. at Dl M bar opsrtaest N0en.
iurforretnlnasn al Dc beremis "Gbur.
ter DAT Stouse". vi bar til eubusr
I'D fulofGnoist Splaa o. ieIssr
alt til Be lausite Yrrisr / Mlrtepet.
Oct til bore Spne ~neousnbiee 8il.
bsher er alt 9iort al os isIp al Be
bepiie Watsrialisr % iulot forIiftrs.
De.
Charter Sot Stobes' CT manu-.
iaffsrsoc al st. gouis Wanufoctu.
tp d. Co., ct al Be 9loite Wonu'
iatturlsr / Nmsrifa, iOrbsn i 8rop,
y. y.
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-20
50. Z. Safcr s So. uabuoer

uuf rr Gaia et Slals meaet peue ~Sit'
tina. Rccm Stcves" f.leet "the Waluut".
Sisis Strps bar meltu silbee mee Sc
tefitnhts ~aecrn~ Stcpe, men CT a
4. Dele beers " messi biaiesrs. 6-3u
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-20
2aa Mdrfc til:
ChriStiania House.
s.. So. ScrrciS, gisr

s.. s.. Scrrcir, Gler,
cisrntt al Rlins OF @libinNtrn Strest.
lac cso grcen.-cctelltt er not ~ tetrtmt
iroreitst. @ro 8ttdnplin9 1ardnterss. eec
o. rummcli1 Statp. Sel bldbsr. al mine
ldmls 6unetr nj btis5e MIG q trtnle mer
iadman)c not lem muliAt. ID.
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-20
Nv nOrSk Saloon.

uneerttauebe bar inerettst en- lem;
frrtabcl Salron / 6uttiuIcns me Sict
i @aibinetcr Erect ree Steen AZ
Sauoi ro eipers Stable. brcr bet ~!
olaee mia at ic gamIe Senner c9 Se'
fienete. @ce %&ebauolira lepes ale
"a enbper, lem mllttc beare mtg mee
fiue 9.isl. sal @Verte I'll sn5'en, beey'
paa st malet "Verlf Salcpn."
q. Helicr.
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-20

Eaa Treorifsbalo bar &Omunsbe.
ltpreIlsn psciasct. at uofianfnirs
al 81. 8in. Mleo Cher life lfal
iOrs9aa paa GEN. os SsIlsooss.
hsusr lite fer 81. s ON Wor9susn
paa Susroa9sne % life eiter 81. 4
Sassu fer Seu. % SsQigbag.
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-20
Ganmare.

Sil 9anoiuriparet bcaieres for
gucaetaarst 81, 200 900 8r.. buoraf
til uouiosIie al 8~lebenbauns Scbs.
fsltnius IA, 39l. 800 8r.. til SOritsrf.
nina al Den olore Sebefeitnins
1886 400 Sir til Seminemateriel
675,S &r., til 8siGitniussr pso
Store 8slt l.36l,000 ST.. til Mn.
leo ueo N9srseiauo 1852. 500 &r.
% til Yrepcr 272 900 sr.
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-20

Tor nosle Tiger liOrn bleU men
S%iIosnotsr iteust ct Yur Sunbrscs
8rinbbOalsr i @rptap0r / Sronoe.
u9s TrGlsaielo paa ben ~ipppltIias
Slbe al Nnciiornen.
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-20

Gil SDiorjuaret bssierss 10 72O,.
900 8r. I'll upplilins az Slaaosns
Matsriel o. 1.OSO.0O ST. til Sor.
a~uitaltninssr for 6laOpsn pso @ssrs.
elunc. Der paotenfss &nIes al
to Sortcr paa Wiroslsrnncsn, ct
nprel,ei, b,rssnst iii 10, 1870 900 Sir.
% meo en- 8siiprfnius al WusIaee.
fanonsr ai Staal til 1885 600
SIR, % ct ipolist. til 7,640 900 ar,
us rlso en- 8sitptning II! 1895, 600
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-20
Sra Mooerfanoene.
StDr8e.

yn;aren | atitiania til 3nniUst
for Btltcp Sdrebess Misnon inn.
bra9ts 4 9o9 Spo.
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-20
THE
Farm Gate.

laltutcTei Dcn Gte Nugnit 1872.
nm, ierirn!tle Srlrttlis rlhsrsr esn
Pr a. 6arms prrts. lem fan adtnts ~
i no ~ ltpee Zen ttree. Zen npe
NE Hralr al an Hsneommt!i9 Sams
1'7ln] tIity XprbRetlis az mrfpIrisnee
z or escslts AZ en- yc'trlua. peo
: a tr,lttn Qeritn tan altncs 81 iuts
lg Rer $ftbin n gttpehms,i9hse, ueen
IN ''os0sT Al 5al AZ 9r5nen sAtr AZ
EpNin.
hfli iomNtfnie o. icaeias Tirmsrt,
NI blrt anlt6ninl NJ i.rielt elsle
N1rms Ecgtt. urtllsr mae iido Srers
sainS' al te U x tepits % ralltf
'slte pdttnterepe Sarm Gcrlt -
4 ph >culmsreu irm en- Nntertn -.
Z gar lttt. @Uericnhdli h bar csrsi
1to''Ttet rla $tltSs eusr 9cuntp lles
l5t' q os dluo tlertt hlesllt ben
F'lR @Hertlcnbele.
Yriien
rFt 6lrms 4pre Il enecl unoer zen
. q olntHrtlils 4'prts meo @ienSs. ~
4 ANIME 10 sr @eIotmmeiiabtnen ill
NsTtt' Al man / en- 80 Al To. susr
-'lafctr ptl iplre ila mS1sn Iio. al
.'mle Tan betlls en- al h rre Ncrte.
Sttil8bspsu Gnbpers Ben.
|n aN1ls lla alr oil "tbe 9tetpr
cure dniet, lem BEN eneits
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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-01-05

UNITED STATES AZ A NArIoN.--The frat
census OF the United States was taken in 1900,
showing the population to be 5000, 1877, tho
second in 1900 placed it at 8, sos, 040 third in
1910, 7,239,8l4; fourth in 1890. 0,63s, 100 ;
fifth in 1880, 1886, 020 sixth in 1910, H.
O6S. 66G /; seventh in 1850, %, 10t, 074 eighth
in 1860 80 44S, 332 ninth in 1870, So, 555, 9Sa.
In 1920 the National debt of the United
States was $50, 9S7, 1877, which in 1882 was re-
duced to So, 3D., 234 in 1850 it was $84, 1885,
703 in 1866 it reached the maximum ~, 773, :
c36, l7s.
At the commencement of the year 1862 the
solid silver and gold coinage Of the United
States amounted to $S6a, 1888, $40.
Our Republic commenced in 1776, 100 years
ago, with thirteen States and 6t5,6f5 square
miles Of territory, which was occupied by
about 90, 0Oc, 900 Of civilized human beings.
1t has now population Of $4,000, 900, who
occupy thirty. seven States and nine Territor-
les, which embrace over 1900, 600 of square
miles. II has 60, 900 miles OF railroads, more
than sufficient to reach twice and hsf around
the glbbc- The value of its annual agricuisur-
all productions is 81, 500 000, 900 and its gold
mines are capable Of producing 80, 000, 900 q
year, II has over 1000 cotton factories, $50
daily newspapers. 1880 week.-Mrs. ana 6Q5
nsonthly publications.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-01-05

5 HoT WATER IN SUKGERy.--Th New York
Medical Journal states in Bellevue Hospital,
hot water has, within the past few months
been used in the treatment Of some injuries,
with marvellous results. One case may be
cited
Tie patient was engaged Ia machine shop,
and while his hand was upon the anvil of a
trip hammer, tho hammer--w weighing seven
hundred pounds, fell. It SO happened that a
flo was on the anvil, and IN this way the force
of the hammer was arrested about half an
inch before it reached its bed When the
hand was examined, it was found that the
whole of the palm was mass of pulp.
The metacarpal bones was comminuted ex-
tensively, and there was apparently but small
chance Of saving the hand. II was, however,
placed in hot water, and kept there for two
or three weeks, and at the end of that time
taken out and dressed. In three months the
patient was sufficiently well to leave the hos
pital and at present mine months since the
is able to move tho fingers, and
has a useful hand.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-01-05

Americans are particularly subject to this
disease and its effects such as sour Stomach,
Sick Headache, Habitual Costiveness, Heart
burn, water brash, coming up Of the food,
coated tongue, disagreeable taste in the
month, Palpitation Of the Heart, and all dis
cases of the Stomach and Liver. Two doses
Of GREEN's AUGUST FLOWER will relieve
you at ones, At there positively is not case in
the United States It will not cure. II you
doubt this 60 to your Druggist, H. Calvin
Robbins, of New Hope, and I. M. q. ]. T.
Severns, Lambertville, N. j., and get sam
pie bottle for 10 cents and try 1t. Regular
size IS cents.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-01-05

Tho Mosristown Lanatic Asylum has been
huge affair for the State. and = sinking fund
of over $2,0O00 600. having cost that sum al
ready. and $500, 900 more. ia asked for to com
plete the building, while the furniture, Sc,
will run it up To 81, 300 200. The acrommosla-
tions are for 500 patients, and with very
little figuring. 1t viii be seen that just toulouse
each of the inmates win hayc cpst the State
over $4,000 apiece. A good dwelling house
can be purchased for that amornt Accom-
modations for the same number could have
been secured by addition to the Institution
near Trenton for less than the amount asked
to pile on top Of the 81, 900, 900.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-01-05

BRAKING TRAINS BY Instrumentation
conductor Wards Newark and Paterson train
an experimental electric brake has been tltced,
which seems to work like charm, and to ali
appearances is far ahead of the Westinghouse
air brake. With the latter there is much of
sudden jerking. frequently bringing ones
nose in contact with the back Of the scat next
in front. No such thing is observable with
the electric brake. The train daslies into a
station aud stops quickly but gently. It is
under the perfect control of the engineer but
SO arranged that if anything should not work
it will give notice to the baggage master in
the rear end Of the train, who has the same
apparatus before him that the engineer has
to use in snci an emergency. There is bat
terry on the locomotive and another at the
rear end of the car, and the whole train is
connected by double wire SO as to complete
perfect electric circuit. The connections be-
tween the cars are easily made, and disc0n-
meet automatically, so that / does not inter-
fere with Flying switch" Tho brake is
put on by the winding up of q drum under
tho cars, around which the brake chains run,
the motion Of the drum being entirely from
electricity. The thing appears in all respects
to be perfect success, although only put on
this train by the inventor. with the company's
permission, for practical experiment.
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upon which any event fell, 100 years ago,
Q unit forward two days from the day of the
week upon which the Centennial anniversary
falls. Far instance, the 4th Of July, 1875,
win fall on Tuesday the 4th OF July. l776,
was Thursday The centennial anniversary
of the battle Of Bunker Hill was celebrated
Thursday, June II, 1875. The battle was
fought Saturday, June nth, ITS. This rule
must not be used for dates in the eighteenth
century earlier than 1882 because that was
the year when the change from ''oid style "
took eject In Eng'-nc and her coloniess0