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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-28
For Sale or Exchange |!

Tn" Daniel Have. farm. two miles from 81
1uhnShurN. an the North Danvill' road Will -rll
exchange Tor "A house i'll the village. For partic
ulars. enquire of DAVID SII.SBY. OF Jon.
HALVES. ~. Iuhnshury. 3I-37
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West Concord.

Charles Laircr hired team of &. j.
having while there. as is supposed. i'm
hihcd too freely of ST. .JohnShuTN rum,
he abused his horse So badly. 10y over
dri> ing on his return that it took TWEEN
tytivc dollars to pay the bill. As he
has To work ont this amount at hay ing
he may perhaps come to the conclusion
that such sport is rather expensive, and
learn wisdom for the future.
At the Temperance meeting which WAS
held last Saturday evening. Il commit
tee consisting of three gentlemen and
three ladies were chosen to canvass the
matter OF forming Il temperance League
similar t" those which are being formed
i'll many places in New Hampshire. and
to report at an adjourned meeting
which is appointed for Saturday even
ing Aug. 3D.. The committee are Will
lard Chase. J. l.. Damon. Rev. +. VI.
Coffin. Mrs. X. L. johnson. Mrs. J. W.
Spilcr and Mrs. X. ID. Pratt. We hope
they may d" their work faithfully. and
that an organization may he formed
here which shall he live, working So
ciety. and accomplish much good.
About l23 went from this place to
Newport on Thursday. Why cannot
the p. & o. give us u cheap excursion
to the White Mountains One within
/ the means of our people
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,Urw advertisements.
Persistent Advertising in the right uediu
brings business.


nFFICE AND TENEMENT To RENT.
~ 2itf TIlOS. WARD.
WANTED ii two horse, dump cant. with
w or without FORE wheels. Apply AT this office
in person err 10y letter stating price.
| lBEEATION-Thi-c crtiiics that have given
i my son ELMOltE +. EVANS. his time during
ia" remainder "t his minority. and shall neither
claim his earnings pay his debts after this date
JOHN t. EVANS.
st. Johnshury, July N, ls7G 81
| OST-On north side of IIuIburt Hill. i'll Watur-
i ford sunday July n II side curtain {" Top
Carriage. Tn" finder viii b., rewarded by lcavin.
same AT this office. 35-6
| O>T-fr"m excursion train. Thursday morn
IL ing. between the depot and Mr.. Lambert
Hastings a lady black silk umbrella ivory handle.
marked "Mattir" The finder Will h, generously
rewarded by leaving al Hall Il Fletcher
stare. J5-f'
| OSr-brtwrru my house. and the Town Farm.
l on TUESDAY evening. july l.. a large wallet
containing some money and notes and other papers.
The finder will IL, suitably rewarded by leaving
the with 3j-6' {. e. PENAIRD.
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Barnet.


VIM. llaIclton has moved into Mrs.
Parkcr'> house with l.. Cheney.
The first of our three terms of village.
school WAS Il success. The following
ale the namc> of scholars W ho were mel
thcr absent nor tardy: Higher school.
Miss Nellie Cli>hy. tcachcr.-Lulu Rem
trcw. Kate Th"mp>nn. Nellie Narncy.
Hattie II"Nt. Hattie Richardson's. Emily
Giltillau. Ellen Cadc. Amy Story. Emi-
~ Moore, Edith Wallace. Carrie Glenn
cnt. Fred story. Jerry Abbott. Preston
HoNt. Primary school, Miss Clara Rem
tIcw. teacher Lulu Moore. Gcrtic Aid
rich. Mary Abbott. Mary johnson. Mary
AldIich. Belle Wrlch. Oracle Clement
Eva Wrlch. Dora Wclch. Frank Thump-
son. Hurdle Cadc. Oscar Story. Lewis
Cad,, BERTHE GiliilIan. Vacation will
last SIN weeks.
There was quite a hail>t"rm Wcdnr>-
day noon bat not enough /" Il" damage.
Some of the N"un" people met Tues
day evening. and formed Il society tu
he called 1.-The Young Peoples Union.
tor the purpose of raising funds with
which Ia buy a new church organ. and
for general social and intellectual cul-
tuIr.
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Monroe.

Messrs. Hadl"ck X Wiley have just
received carload of corn, and in add
ton to the custom grinding they are
from selected winter wheat. Their mill
has been thoroughly repaired
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Hot and Cold.

The cheated term" has been quite
chilly, for Il week past. The following
Is Il Ierord of the thermometer as kent
on piazza facing the east, tnI eight
days past:
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,4ohnsburp G alrdonian.
,or,. VI. Friday. July RI. 1876.
49,, once Time Table

t ONCE Time Table.
.r.,ni 70 a. M. To =. IN. Sundays
r4., h''.. men fnr one hour after close. uf
WALLS >EEINE A. FOLLOWS.
direct at 30 a M, and $50 p III.
..f ."-' w. and Vest. ll:3U "A. M. and 3:30 =. III.
\.rru Johnson. W, = "hcniu; ';2u a. III.
'.' rr.sll,A Lower Waterford, 80 a. III.
N..-. go o. III from the East $40 =. III.
vans close AS FOLLOWS.
g.. '., >..'.r SO i. X. West, y W.
H"''. 4:3O D. III.
"A ,frr. ord 800 =. III.
l."'. .,.,..rl 100 a III.
SO York and West, 7::i0 p. III.
F,.IFS /. CARPENTER I'd, z. NJ.
Religious Meetings.
...p- Railroad Street Corner of
..-. I.4 T. / sanford. Pastor) Preach
N'i ., NJ : Schonl L. M. prayer meet
l.uH,m.-Main Street. Corner of
t E,.,. -. E"yS, past"rD Sabbath
'"'' D. lu 81 \. NJ and G::iO 4. NJ. sabbath
..... .. I."oW.
E,u-OHrv. ID. +. Miller, Pastor
.. head ut summer STREET. Sabbath
90 10 ~ \. NJ and $50 r. NJ. Sab
~ -. ..arl At FOO NJ.
,uiE,H-Gsrv. Henry W. Jones
~ihlnth services at 1920 a. NJ and
.. ~lhhIih Schnnl at III p. Nj.
,uIEcH-tRcv. +. T. Fairbanks,
..... sabbath services at 1890 A. NJ
..H g. Vi sabbath School at l2:OO NJ
300, MESSIAH T>IvERsALIsT-(R-v h.
II -,,u Pa-tnTD Sabbath services at
&. ,r.It.mr Vi. sabbath Sch""l at II NJ.
.,. .,r.,H -t'ulpit Supplir,D Sabbath Ser
q ,.... o.. rl l. 4. m. and l:iI y. m. sabbath
,N.II-m. Prayer Meeting $50 y. III. and
V,.I.-it, and Satursday evenings
.... u..l>.-- Wednesday evenings at 100
lN. .hurch's
..... s,H-chrrrN Street (Rrv. j. A.
'' r.....n..tul' Parish PrirSD. Mass and To-
l.-prr- and Brnrdiction at 3 y. M.
n d.. .. ,rud sunday "f the month, service
f-ut 10 and p M. At LNndonVille
.,a,tt. 1t l0i0 a. III.
r.ii. NFFUNG-Evrry week day from
f.r.I. go 10 the \ NJ e. 4. Rooms over
r I..,u~ Store and at Boarding House
t,.Nml- Illlgr, from l2:.n to loo I. NJ
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-28
Notice Of Dissolution.

The Firm of II. Paddock n Co. of ST Johns
bury Vt, and the firm of Il A Rumscy y Co, of
Winnoski, vi. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent H. Paddock buying all the interest Of
whatever kind. which q. \. Hum-cy has III the
firm of II. Paddock y Co. and g.. y Rum-'.N buy
ing all the interest of whatever kind. which II.
Paddock has in the firm of q. \ Rumscy y Co..
IL Paddock Ia rrcrv, and pay all debts contracted
by II. Paddock Co" and q. y. EumsrN is To re
crivr and pay all debts contracted by G.. y. Rum
sty \ Co.,
II PADDOCK.
G.. y. ri MSEH.
81. ,Johnshury. July -, l-76
| would say to the many friends and cu-tnmcrs
VI the firm of II. Paddock y co that ! shall
continue the Boot and Shoe business in all ill.,
branches and shall keep a Larger and better assert
m,nt and shall rndcavnr Ia sell cheaper than ever
shall continue Ia sell for cash and price Ia all
have made arrangements for the agency I" sell
sewing machines and shall sell cheaper than any
other agent i'll this part of the country. | wish To-
SAY that shall keep tn" best workm" and the
best stock that h,' found III the market and can
make = good and ST Wish h"nt Lee got in
this state. Repairing done. neatly, chcaply and
with despatch Sh"cmakrrs supplies cheap By II
strict adhrrancr tD the principles which the firm
introduced hope I" hold the trade uf the firm and
add many more I" the list
3J-7 IL. PADDOCK.
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telegraph Offices.

y.-..> >IuN and VI. INTERNATIONAL TEL
t..,tu ,NrNNN- offices III the Post Office
Ma. ~tt,,t and III the Passenger Depot
Ut.. ..ur- tr"m : A NJ, to- T.. Nj Nigh
......t.,.- 81 halt rates
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Danville.

Danville.
Quarterly meeting services ut the
Methodist church last Sabbath The
presiding elder WAS present and preach
ed an able sermon to Il small congrega-
ton.
ID. b. Whittier and family arrived last
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For Sale !

The plac" owned and occupied by thr late Ed
ward - Mason. of pI->ump-c. consisting of q
ct good land suitably divided int" tlagr and
on" desiring such place will find this n d,.~ir
able and very pleasantly located
$40 EDWARD r. MASON. Admr
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r,.-mmp-ir Railroad Time Table.
rgu>- MOVING SOUTH

Ui. Jrl.- Leaves Shrrbr"0ke at 40 a. IN.
,.aff -.u. I.tudunVillr 81 st. .Inhnshury 900.
a....,r lnun. arrives at W. K. Junction at
t....u.. fl',un- Leaves Shrrbr""ke at OOp III.
,....r e.. 3, m. l.Nnd"nvill" 9:li 81. Johns
-. lu N,l- River. ln:li, arrives at W. Il.
t.-..a Of % a. IN season I" connect with trains
.rN.a AarL AMI tho West.
n.'-,r His Erpn.S-Lravrs Montreal at 900
.a,..,, SGD Wells River i:G2. arrives at B"s-
.. .., .ma.thb Al 10 M =. III.
q 'r.l N,!d ErprsSs-Leaves Montreal AT 300
.r N,ApHrt 40 lNnd"nvilr ll:0l, st. Johns
t..Il.-, U,rurt lI.17 Il. IN. Wells River l2:25,
,..s,- Boston, VIA Plymouth, at 30 III.
u.u>, MOVING NORTH.
NJ. I,u..I- i,,-- " X Junction at I:,5 D. III
U,.- k..,l sos II I"hnshury 5:O-, Lynd"nvillr
e N,ar.rt &. o., arrives AT Shrrhrnukr AT 9:I6
l.m.. tr',.u-lravrs W. L. Junction at -:ll
d. N,I- River Iuu9 ST. .Inhnshury ll:05 Lyn-
s.t.. 90 a Newport l.3I p. III. arrives at. Shrr-
r... 300 90 m.
'.t Dig Erpr.>,- Leaves Boston 800 a.
iI..muH'hr Wells River 2t3 =. IN, 81. Johns
r I-u ltuduIr,lll, ~. Newport 10 arrives
'N.utH. 30
,.r NuAf Eryress-Lravrs Boston at 6:0u
1910 rl,m"uthl Wells River l2:i- ~.
'.a..us, a. Lyni"nvill, los. Newport 3:ai, ar
'.r- o. Montreal Al $40 a. M.
IL huu- SUNDAY and not Monday.
Portland \ ogd"nsburg X. X. Trains.
.uI>G WEST.
M. Iu. leaves Portland 30 "A. m, Fahyau'
..t % u iuu-uhurs. 40. East Concord 1:;.1
Mics Iund 80 N"rth Concord. 10. West ton
.Ht B. oil 81 I"hu-hurN 300, 81. .l"hnShurN, 3 IL
tt.. 300 ~ .'d-n 6.lJ. Grrrn-b"ru 6:i- East
u..d.,- 49, Uudwick 6.-9, arrir">a Johnson
e.
Wn| Irua-l,,yrs I.unrnhurg $50 Il. M, +
'au'.aa On Milo Pond 80, North Concord, rs
'.E.nlt J. st. J"hn~burN :. H. arrive 81
...a~H.' 500 Leaves 81. .I"hn-hurN AT 6:lI Il. IN
HH...' 80. " ldrn 100 East Hardwick -
t...'- % |H.u-nn AT Il:uU.
= o. train does not Mondays west :"
- ..hH-hurS.
GOING FAST.
Dr.. iaun-Leaves johnson at 6:O5 a. IN. Hard
-.- sd last Ilardwick 1:s!. Grr-n>bnr" 80
..t,Us o., pInNillt r:2O. arrives al 81. Johns
".. t'-.., lr:iV-- st. bloomsbury go II. m.
tu~trI. h33 West Concord g:II. y. t"ncor'
o. N..- r"nd 1905 r. Concord lO.l5. Lunrnbur4
.. Ir,..u for Boston by way of North Con
49,. 1918 b, IA. Tor Portland l:n y. IN. arriNin!
p r'.tIi , So. and at Boston. VIA North t"nwa,
$500 m
H.f Tatn-Lravc~ Johnson at lI:i1, a. M.
I'D. .ANe So p. IN. +. IlirdwIck l:J-. Greensboro
Is I.i'u 80 DanvIllc b., arrives at -
-HIE. II u leaves st John-hurN. 90 =. IN.
be-. 81 Iuhu-hurN. o. West Concord -:lJ. N"rtl
.a..r1 ru- Ntr-' Pond 6:2j East Concord, Il 10
.'.'-'' q Hu,uhurg al i:l1.
= l..- lam does not ram Mondays and Sat
.s'4.- ~. s.. ut -. .luhu-buTN.
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April -
% IIIlII
Jl,lMlu,
lAnl1n.

JOHN \. PARKS Manager.
Advantages of the Arlington House, Its near
ness t" the Lowell. Eastern, FitchburG and Boston
and Maine Railroad drputS I" persons arriN in.
late bV thuSt. roads IL If the first class
hotel To persons arriving late from the South
and West. and travelling East North, il is the,
most convenient hotel I" start from, early or late"
bV thu, Eastern and Northern Railroads. II has
m"~t excellent facilities for transfer of baggage
to and from the different railroads. Ladies' visit
ng Boston will find this house very convenient To
send their bundles. Street and coaches IL all
parts of the city pass the house every tw" minutes.
fprf.lS
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Excursions to the White Mountains

The Portland & Ogdensburg road
VIII carry an excursion party on Tues
day. August sth, from johnson. HYDE
fark' MorrlSville and Wolcott. through
the White Mountain Notch. to Tpper
Bartlett and return for $3.50 each. 1t
Is proposed to follow this excursion with
one from the towns between Wolcott
and st. J"hnsbury, and another ncIu-
ding st. bloomsbury and the towns east.
l'etween this point and the Connecticut
rlrer. The second excursion will prob
ably come off the oh. and the third
most likely ON Saturday. Aug. ETH.
But of these due notice will he given
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verbally, that the Trustees had gone
on with the work according to contract
that they had hired some over 81 900.
and had drawn some $4,000 from the
village treasury. The expectation and
vote was t" bond the village to pay this
expense. but it had been thought best
To secure so..:c further legislation before
issuing bonds.
On vote being taken IL dismissal of
the first article WAS refused A. NJ.
Dickey then wanted to know who called
this meeting, but no one volunteered to
enlightcn him. Mr. Belden said he
supposed the import of that first article
was to ascertain if the Trustees had
proceeded thus far in legal manner F;
and he supposed the petitioners for the
meeting wanted that matter settled
once and forever. Mr.. Dickev then
moved that the village approve the ac-
ton of the Trustees thus far. and adopt
the plan they are working ON, and in
Struct them to go on and borrow money
To complete the water works. at an cN-
pcnse not to exceed S75,0OO. the sum
voted ut the previous meeting until
such time as the bonds can he issued.
Henry Fairbanks asked what the cost
of the completed work would he. The
chairman replied that they had cSti-
mated the entire cost, without any ser
vice pipe. at S72.OlO. Mr.. Dickcy :
resolution WAS then passed, and the
meeting adjourned.
Some wondered why the party call
ing the meeting did not show them
selves and state what they wanted.
This wonder ceased when it became
public that the Trustees were the
means of calling the meeting. There
being Il question of whether they had
acted according to the instructions OF
the village. and in case they had not.
whether they were not personally held
for all the money they had borrowed.
they wished to have theiraction endor>-
ed 10y the village. 1t is also understood
that Il moneNcd institution in the place
wished the same endorsement before il
loaned them money. Whether the ac-
ton on Monday suits both borrower
and lender. we do not know. If not
they can call another meeting.
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PeaChan.

Mrs. VI. :. Dudley. daughter of VI
Hale. ESP. died suddenly at her hom,
in Cromwell. Conn. last week. Mr.
Dudley is pastor of the congregational
church at Cromwell
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-28

Ib, Band will play ut South Park.
FRIDAY evening. if the weather is ia
.wlbI,
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horse took the right side of the tele-
graph pole, and the other the left. and
'he entire runaway Was brought to Il
halt. Fortunately neither the men nor
the h"I>es were much injured. The
wagon was badly smashed. As the
team struck the sidewalk it just missed
ID. a. Clifford. who by Springing to one
side perhaps saved his life.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-07-28

There l. from ten tn twenty yards of Hamburg
EmhTui,ltrN used To- trim each suit They arr. wen
made from tine linen and are IA great bargain
+. Il. r. FIIRBl MS d. 60.
.Iuly
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T.. Il. I. FAIRBANKS Il. co.
ARLINGTON HOUSE.

Corner CauSway and Canal Streets.
Boston. TN the American plan
Price, moderate Newly rriittcd and
furnished throughout. Clerks III at
= Tendance. at all hours
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Stereoscopic views of the ruins which
can he had or application to him.
D. A. Clifford, photographer caugbt
very good negative of the fourth ot
July celebration in this place. t,kiu.
III 'he A'hen;rum and the Main : reef
north of it, While the burlesuu. r,,
cesSion was passing.
a "Illden X Hendricks Reform
''"" was formed in this place ON SAT
or'i;'N. with y. NJ. Dickcy, president :
d. L. Hastings secretary: Z. +. Sar-
gent treasurer; Portus II. Smith. Geo.
i''""eh ana Albert Gale, executive com
mIttee.
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some people over at Montpclie,
are complaining because Il man there is
shooting dcpredating cats. The man
III FAIRBANKS village who is doing this.
does not half do his work. hut leaves
the owner t" finish the job or pick the
Sh"f out of pet eats, us they prefer.
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Linen Suits.
At $3.50, 5000 and 800.

TN saturday. July ~, shall open 81 Linen
suits elegantly trimmed with Hamburg Embroidery
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JERRY DREW
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-17

TO rmE Enron or THE suN-ST: Having
seen an article IN Iug SUI OF the 10Th inst entitled
"Thc Very Strange Actions OF a Broth OF the Dead
Lawyer and noticing placements IN that article mat
know to BE- false, wouii make az unyarushed tt.te
m,nt OF our anu denial oi some Of the state
mcnts therein contained regards the murder Of my
brother Orson A. House, the IT al for which sll come
OF to-day before hr Honor chef Jusu.e beascy VI
In, g., indication which Ihad OF the murder saw
from them mat brother had been shot by pistol 10
tno nWd- Of hi, p.ed miie aug .l ne nnl Ter, 10
woman vas r,lns To cOnhst ato . her oMh use uler
that iou play hal been used, aud that my brother had
ue.n Mrdcrc I1r ms itongiy cam On
porung nave ucen cAocuied " my brother aod Wit
o ne HeaS. Y and oo Nv MON e rocred
for the purpose Tns To inc looked more strange tn,n
all tic rest of the ctcanst nces ~ 1t would re N .ua.
sane man Who was aoout to make ms VIII woud he
TOOL chou TO call IA tt class OF persons 10 wne 20
truuclt OF ~ much importance On nNcrtlgattnh I
found that this woman ami ncr father tWm. Nausan,
got poseession o my bro hers property. aud
uou with that Of his own, wo1ld use IN Ninoichilon
that TITS woman made the en,rt TO dsDosso.s my
prcher OF f.rm INA, We pnIs9a ,. pt prsVn "A.
port 81 m, sged father who is upward OF seventy
wnics W. sracd in Ssus ana en hiiei 1ui 10 sui
the cas- by this woman OF some e,neT person A..
purpos. icreuag out tue truth OF the matter cane
AIDE ssc rtslnng the strong combination that va. BE-;
iug 9ncd for ihe secretion u ~, ,omln guilt ana
ntn'i, IA &c APPLICATION TO tie Prosecutor OF We
Pa so "a county for prrmis.ion 60 employ private
ma Try tc case. u utterly = iusci %
CUIN 1870 N request, aud -aii That ne Wa iulN cone
ret az ts the Cssc 10 t..f u at nt'1 tuuus' lu
lie tttgW ma TIE assist4ucc W lie A. orucy
General ut npns icA4h s.rr d i' lhN ~ IA. ca g
De- Ayu go -u,A t4iis. u.t - t hin t aiuut W
u AL never urt tie words nor lugu re tn IN eject
tul last uuC waited him, ltr a.y previous tiMr
" dom. approve or Your astIni you hr.t come here
TO 1r,atOn ani ty 10 N your nroiners WIDOW and
wuen ~ icits.rI4 w'nt 20 sdd PersonA "n,n,i'
&" -. rfus ru0n." lac have Thought SO, hul I'D
mot certainly eaid ia presence, anu du
no. De lcvc he vii cadOr thst Ne coming from hin
wUrn vas In hearing.
fmuag tast | had tailed to get any az from nc
pruse utor aud that the rlal TO come ph nj thi'
session tne court, Was advised to ofug this matte
before trc NpNtr. or atcor.e called on N- h1nni
At the state HOu-e, W.ca DC tlfa.m "a M tnat ~,
remedy 10 make apr 70 aipn 70 ne Board Of Pre-
holders. which did anI undcr-taud mat hey nave
cmpOi ed tnt Attorney General Mo wll De present &.
try the A. q ny coming 10 trenton TO marry
ll- oman tang OF thv Kind 10 al ialre, All,
has foundation II ct. Or that . nnn Letter ~rt
ten from New lOrN containing formal proposal o
m ge and proposing to stop all proceedingz Ia re-
atiun u tire VIII o. cufNey ftlfit alton, ana II ANY
such letter Is IN existence entirely ~thout my sohci
tati ~ ui approval Is. NJ. HOUSE.
In Oct. 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-17

woud TAI bsos upon az equal dislrbuton Of the prop
& w es 20 s nUe sn shsnee We can use Il snr
them. Please write me and et me know how ron are
street. Trenton, n =; Ian and ,s o5nse' M pors,
A month later Brad NJ. House wrote TO his
Brother Gcrrt as follows:
Ihavc my office at "a Broad street Trenton and n m
The card: send yon Won wil see ina, avn stoppa a..
on me snd turaod M on 80 hadio look cap iodg ugs
somewhere else They began 10 on me some
1 Sg ss SSs a eo an stand TS e
IN regard to m, marrying Irene, II was all CANNON.
help her case. was lust shoWn an editorial in 1Hs
syS %. i9E hat House. brother Vas TO marry hS "iS
the suuic category with scinr others inst have married
it"ry VIII inrt Ircuc MORE MORE ;Ras me- We
shall ght II one triaJ 10 the bitter eud ana make II -
You arr unior no Obligation 10 hcip them ana you
VIII ana that ~ Don ae she wa clear YOU you'd o.
us nave cent unce, u = iorc.d out o. ncm sna we
regard to ihs matter, and viii all can lave her
Inasc seen enough OF Irene to convince me thai she
H. deep plotting woman aud that money II a. I e.
bottom OF al this ousintss she would turn ne on as
she got clear. Al sac has done IL iOr en- CT
On the 18th inst. Brad wrote to Gcrriu as fol-
lows;
had regular square talk with vansant this morn
g, ana tom LIN l-s what though, ct me wioii
Irene. ano cay II shc = not convicted that mcy D. "a
20 frec haVe hcarG men say to-day thai tn wSaG
not live neighor tu Irene and that IL tlHy held rrop
ery ADJOINING hers they would not coh,ider Hworth
slai ma e propos ton to Mr.. vansint for settle.
onc,h i Of NE esste in ,etti,m'ni OF the prop ty
question bat. Of course we WIN have 60 le! t'e other
with in, tcriu. We VIII have tnc Will w. offered ant
Nv t' Ss 'i h % he Siu n aud he MI
not do awning, We WIN have 60 light Ih- thrg %!
/ d friends here Tat lit mad in thi- matte.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-17

AssIP In Brooklyn. MONDAY, Oct. To- Mary AM
D~dy the beloved wife II John ASH? aged ~ years
mont-s, and 20 days.
The iricads anu Gcquau' an OF the family. also
thoef OF hrr urutI,r. Nicnsf Daiy rtqu stsl 20 al
tend her d Il ON late rCrIcncc L. Ndnd -TOnt
N. ON MeIn. III y ~ T.. NJ
BCREN.-On Monday, Oct ID, Gamaliel Buren,. In the
Snin wear ~ nH age
WiilamsDurgn on wednesday afternoon, 1871 INST, at
O'Clock.
NcwarA papers please COPY.
EARL On saturday. litn In t., Rob 1T ri, aged o.
wears and Smonths.
Polar stir Lodge No ei5 =. and \. " relatives aud
a., nd- OF the family are rc-.,ctuN Invited TO attend
the fun raj service At tue rr iucnCt u his sOnlAw,
William IL Rodman, IL NOh,c So. GreenpOnt Tues
daY evening. a. % lock.
LAltL.-PoLAK STAB iopGr. so. 2i5. r. 4 \. NJ
Brcturpuf You are hereby summoned - attend
succul communication OF Polar str Lld;c, at the
rooms, iN Az. ~ IN lurs".s tNtn'n-, lsn inst. AZ
ocloCs t-ru, 90 Day te li tribute Oi respect 10 our
dcc"ns wIfihl ofnt.cr, 10 ~ lHrl. -
NJ. TEWt iI.t.c. ct ~ l'lN, Master.
HAlII- In sunday, oci. ~, Ntaci EN- tDeth, wife
OF W. u. larri., lltd ~ year.
Fuleln un Ncunr.lly 90 IifY-hitu Il Get Baptist
Churca, tNrfu LrAins GA ana - af., az o'clorG.
EihfN' On SUNDAY, o.. 10. 90 dp.tlrrn. Hannah
Mazda. d.a.n.ei u Al.rew lil-nn-h l.ker aged
g.. r- aua - days
ON Tue, uOt to n. o. M 90" r' r.t- OF her parents,
80 lIu Fius = hroO .yn, T.. u.
kOi 81. GA sunda, &C. -, "a or Uu-trlug Illness,
NnhIrl hDu.e, ttn u Patrlck .uI abcl.a Crane
Rouse, pa ms isthl year.
Rtlaiycs aal friends OF The family are respectfully
invite .toat"ud inc ia cr lrl h, rem res lguce,
- rth .iiot pllcc, tf1oAJ %. this lN nt = T. NJ.