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THE OLDEST OF sCHOONERs.
The Weasel that n New Brunswick Farmer
Buiit for Voyage To Australia.

A queer craft Is the Ada B., of New
Brunswick, now lying at the foot OF Hickman
street. James Draper. her builder and owner,
lives at 81. J ohm. n. Is. lie formed a desire to
go to Australia aud Try cattle farming, but bis
means we're limited. Some OF the Deighbors
wished TO go. too, and he conceived the idea OF
building vessel when would accommo date
about twenty persons on the voyage. Although
he had never seen vessel on the stocks. six
years ago he commenced building his boat. His
farm was on the river about l+0 miles above 81.
John, and there he began work. He felled the
trees himself, shaped them. put them to-
gether. and completed the boat alone.
on the outside she looks like something be-
tween NoHh's ark aud a log house. The BOW Il
fairly sharp. but tue stern looks. as one OF the
sailors expressed It. las II she had been made
by the mile and cut On IN lengths TO suit. She
and feet dsptn of mold, Rough wooden steps
lead below, and the hatchway IA almost large
enough to drive q horse AMI wagon through.
She registers 81 tonr, but ner umbors are str ug
enough for a vessel Of 1oO tons. Sac 10 built en-
| tifely Of juniper wood her sides IRE twenty
two inches thick al the keel. tapertng on gradu-
| ally TO twelve inches at the rail. The malnmast
Ia ~ feet high. tue foremost - feet, and she car
| RES no topmhsts. Her NAN boom Is ~ feet, and
| her bowsprt Il feet. Sne carries house on
| deck which looks IKE arportstnane cabin in the
woods. ANA Is lifted up inside In manner To
Coming from Providence here. with every
| thing in her favor. the vessel made i've knots AN
| hour C,pt ". II. Moody. an old seaman has
| CHI rye Of her as sailing master. He says that
| she IL the queeTest boat he ever managed, but
| that sne Is one OF the strongest boats he ever
saw. On board one ~ puzzled to know whet her
! he Is In an old-faShioned farm house or on a
| vessel SO curiously are the peculiarties OF the
two mixed. she Will remain 10 this port about
| Two weeks, tuen 20 to lhiiNdelphi for exhtbi-
| ton. From thence she will return to New
| brunswick. there take IN stores, aud then start
| for Australia,
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ADAMS Aug 2o. John Henry, infant son OF
james II ana Carrie \ Aiam.
ir funeral MI take psoe RON the frsioence oi hls
parHuts 2,Sl - aV near llb si Sew ora city AZ
! O'Clock "a Monday, the 2lsi inst
saale9 ws 80 .'. uephs " VIE n 81
Hour COOK, md daughter oi Joseph H. aud Niunie
1gakcr asci 90 YEAR Hnd - lnoni . ,,. ,,,.on MI,
the strAusrrs KEY. Dr lt,-sl, Mere si near Gu
tol place, tN- fNondNl afternoon a. = O'Clock, lhe
remain, ~u De taken " GREENWOOD Cemetery Tor In
CKlGIER At Hicksvilc L. l., Aug 10, 1875, james
VI Crygicr. aged 90 years
Notice Of funeral IN tD-morr0ws paper
FLANAGAN, On SUNDAY, Aug 90, william j Flana.
gan sou OF John and Margaret Flanagan, IN the 2lst
Friends OF the family respectfully invited to
tend the funeral from The residence mis- parents I2J
Smith Brooklyn TUESDAY, the eed nst al 1850
FUOTE.-on sunday. Aug. 90 James sternne Footc.
fOott, aged Year., mouth aud "a day, .,
Relatives aud friends are invited attend ne funer
tuesday, the 22a inst, at NJ, from 5oi i3th st
South brooklyn.
New Haven, Conn, and Nottingham, England papers
HiCKKY. Departed this lie On, SUNDAY, Aug 90.
Jeremiah j., III beloved son OF John and Johanna
The frien1s ana atives Of Tine family are resnect-
fuly invited TO attend tht iuhufa IRON ia. tt.t'n's
Of MS parents '04 sd a'" W TUESDAY Aus - al
NlIMo.At the residence Of ms u,cle Coy E s,;
l-ntu st. H.rleu, ON Sulu.b, Az 90 altcl ufei put
~, illness BERNARD Hugh MINE" asrd ~ years. ~
m9uths, and dals ....,,or
Milwaukee IruwAsuc, leIss. and Man'stee, Mich.
pay RRsS AsI RrGokiyn l. L. on Sunday, Aug 20
NPRot ioI.~on sundny, Aug. 90, Juna A. Proctor.
Inc funeral wl take place on Tuesday. Aug e2 from
her ate residence. liz West st. GreenpOnt, Brooklyn
ROSS on SATURDAY. the 10Th inst Margaret. wife OF
Hugu Ross, IN the 4dth YEA ~ her age.
FROM the Jane sueet NJ h Church, Tuesday, toe s9d
lust. al ? l.. VI.
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THE END or 4 MURDERER


rom nc NfH' tNroi Jn"fNd| aug IL
At about o'clock yesterday morning
Buca WAS the scene Of man-kiiling. Some six
wears ago Euw ri Stock, or Conuur OF King, as
he has severaly called himtelt, killed MIS- brother
IN Boise City, InHnO, In cold blood. lie at
tempted to csc pc, W = cuptured tre and con
dsmned to be hanged. by the inteTpositlOn n
friends this sentence WAS changed TO tmprisOn-
ment for life. On his way to the prison he killed
tie Sheriff and escaped once more. For six
wear ne evAded justice by roaming around over
th- world, travelling under various names and
DISCUSSES. 49,, ,,
that he was in California, got the necessary
regulations ard started FOR MIN; lie captured
his man and was king him back to Idaho for
trial on the tram last night. Nothing occurred
until they got to Buca, where the ITain stopped
TO take wood. Tue prisoner EXPRESSED wish
To 20 into the water closet, which request the
Sheuu, sltaT removing his shackes, granted.
SICK climbed through the window ana was
csc tping but the Sheriff who had Kept st"ot
suryeiil,ncc ordered him back ln~,o d Of
oheyinv, he kept lodging In between the cars.
Aqno shot At him every time b" came In range,
until he had sent tour she's after MIN, three OF
when took effect cue piercps the heart, kun
in1 INN inst nty. Tho body passed through
| here Yesterday.
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WEEK OF ohRMAy FESTIVALS.
IIessian. Hawaiian. and Plat Deufsch Diver
sions una ~pectuCIes.

This week is TO be marked by number
u German volks-fesis, for which there hasUeen
long and elaborate preparation. He.sian and
Davarian tests aud one Pi,tt Deutsch fest begin
to-day. and another and separate Plat Deutscn
fest WAS started Yesterday The scene OF the
Hessian celebration IA to he Hamilton PARK,
at Sixty-ninth street. The festival is to last
until Wednesday night. and Ia To oegu with a
procession from Houston street ana Second
avenue this morning. Decorated wagons, with
representations OF Hessia. Germanii, and Co
Iumbia. an artificial waterfall representing the
Rhine, an slsgorcal representation Of the
"Wacht am Rhein." foresiers and sharpshoo OF
ers twelve OF the Swiss body guard OF the last
| uesstan duke. twelve OF the Hessian grenadlers
VINO fought la the battle Of Trenton nnpunced
as real original suryiyorsl, Turner'S, students Of
| the Universities Of MarhurR and Gissscn, u
wagon containing "A hessitn country wedding
| anu I'll the char icters thereto belonging Hes
! sian school, old Hrssian knights In mall h ~
vest WAGONS, farm htuds, village musicians, a
wiudu III, country card parties, military bodies,
aud sin.ing aud other socleiieS-a these are to
nnd pla IN tns procession; Ia the park thor,
are to he, IN addition 10 al the usual sports and
diversions, cOllc mountaineering aud other
| military operations Illustrative OF episodes In
/ Hessiun history.
The Platl Deutsch fest that began Yesterday
| l. to roLtinue through "Wednesday. A Irocee-
sion l. 'u start To day ON tue Gcrmania As
sembly ROoms The -ceue OF Tie fest Is 10 he
JYness Wood AZ Sixty-u'nth street.
The lhatt DeutscL lest that begins to-day ID
to be located IA the schuetz Park in tnion
! Hil ard 10 u continue through thurs ay
| Among q novelties NJ the festival are To he a
madonna 10 ting with her babe ON a clou l. hap-
! tismnl ceremony ia German farm house in old
| style. IN ,ugurai o! a village hurgOmsster, aud a
] North German harvest festival
The Inyarian festival end, Wednesday night
| and Is 60 be located In Jones's WOOD, nj siAty
eighth street. ln honor Of the Centennial Neai
| u representation OF the battle of Bunker nm il
TO he given. at the conclusion OF winch Father
| Washington, IN the presence OF his whole stan
In TO Ire crowned with "A laurel wreath ny Colum
| bia. A numOer Of singing societies are to follow
| TINS with the "Stdr Spangled Banner rYrolest
| singing, dancing about the May Tree, BAVARIA
| suldi-ry 10 home uniforms, and genuine Bava
| nan lager beer are an ong the hundred httrac
| tIons reminding 81 the diversions ana scenes VI
the old country, that are included III the TIRE,
!
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DEMoCRATIc ECONOMY.
The Good Work Done nv tho House, and on
set by the Senate.


To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-Sir: Well
done, MIR. RANDALL You have done what you
could to save our tax-ridden people from oppres-
sion. You have by patience, good temper, and
persistence knocked OF thirty millions OF dol
lars You aimed for sixty and got
thirty millions Of dollars, the President
and Senate against you. The wonder Ia
you got OF so much. We owe much to
you and the Democratic members of Con-
gress who aided you. when we think that every
real dollar that pays tax debt is Ia It's last
analysis the sweat OF some one, how many buck
eisful Of sweat this sum Of thirty millions Of
dollars representa- And that, too, when times
are 80 bad when every branch Of business Is IN
profitable. and the number OF business failures
has greatly Increased.
one would have thought that under these CIR
cumstances the Republic n party would have
aided you, instead Of nghting your efforts to re-
cuce expenses. particularly as they were about
to appeal for the votes ~ those whom they 80
srievousy oppress. You and your political
friends have now made up square issue. Let
all those who wish our present heavy burdens
kept on u vote tue Republican ticket. Let all
VINO wish these burdens taken on vote the en-
tire Democratic ticket this tail.
II the people wish to see the senate restored
TO the place II once occupied, when such men Il
Clay. Webster. Calhoun, Wright and Benton
were there. vote the entire Democratic ticket
town, county, City. state. and United states.
Let there he a clean sweep.
ine House Of REPRESENTATIVES passed a bill to
hama :"e lndian Department over TO the army:
Tina. Id have saved the country millions ~
money. Ins Senate refused 10 concur. and sO
1t failed.
The time Is within tine memory Of some now
living when the ~huie expenses OF the Uuited
states Government wele only about the sun
that the Indians cost us nov. Then there " ere
fat more lu0ians h-n now. The cost Of the In
dian Department d. :.5w nearly ,aual to the en-
tire cost VI tue army, navy. diplomatic service.
interest on pubic debt, and all the other
pen--s Of tue United states unuet John Quincy
AIams. True No .Ie more numerous, Dut ths
Indians les. numerous.
Tue PLAIN tiuth Is, our system Of dealing with
these savage trIhes through the ludisn bure "A
II vast system OF plunder. IL cOTrupts I've
whites and tue Indians. too. IL makes Jr te-
taksis If tne Governments yatipus age ate, aud
lazy ptupers Of the INDIANS. IL furn. shes arms
ana am ~ luItion Tor the lndians To XII our nnr-
dy settlers, ana prevent. our la .ds be ne cult.
waited ana our rich mines bei.ig worked.
The Srudte Is the power idat blocks the way
To reform. 1t l. III the ii nus ~ the voters vi
the United states To apply tue remedy.
;. b. IL.
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and brush away the beer but he must own up
don't mean fees-they deserve an article all
me u flies house flies, big flies. blue bottle
Il >. norse flies, aud fies that ,tck'e your Sc
IN the morniug when You want 10 sic w..
Abnut an hour so "a led for a pot Of coffee.
It.N brought. with tne hxln.s.
/ wish you could see the 81 ar bowl now.
ttuc as l'm H. titteu, there are not less
l., 3tj SIS $1,000 flies in and about, over and
around ina slV oowl. lhev come IN AT tho
nirutd them tngrr-s, and foods OF wing, clouds
If flies mark the progress ut the walter summon
have seen lies on my horses neck half an
inch lng. win yellow Ne d., spnnRy feet md a
dere-devil txpression in their sevora eNos' from
winch my -lance iuv'l1ntariN snrAllk.
such III iemind me- Of the Fly from the
wrath to come"
one Vt ths largest OF his kind sits now on the
hauDie oi a a. uuu. % casiJualy he paw his
heavy f'cc With his vile oriver of foot. nut gsa
aud me lbs to he my room mate.
wuats one uys mate, is another fellows poi
III mash him.
Win many drawbacks and discomfor,s the
renu ar boarhers { the principal notes nere are
bet ~ on than tnoy would ne at any Otuer place.
hey d. We IL air, constant access to the clty;
fresu fish, fresh 81 ms, superb bathing. gopd
music evei' evening, aud during the week pleas
ant company.
sunday l. not "A pleasant day 10 the regular
uoarder.
In he be a man he Is troubled. not rested by
the crowd, and annoyed 10y the lucessaut whir
| II "A woman, she n tturaly Worries least her nus
| band he led into temptation. aud theuce To Deer.
| The Gossip ncuu II In her element, however,
| and discounts mosquitoes, h0as, and all in her
| boring accomplishments.
| From end to end. to- dav, the isl. nd hns stag
| gered with It's human load. All the cars came
| y cked. Every hotel, cheoang, ana shed "a
| nlleu. No mortal cooks could begin to provide
| the ordered food, ana all the skill and strensth
aud exp Renee II more tn III l5O barkeopers have
utterly failed to furnish all tue drunk
M wonder Capital has naked this fair place
| for its own.
Il certainly Is capital place for any man 60
| own.
Next wear We are promised ice houses, gardens
aud superb Clammertes down by tue sand ttis
year such Injuries are found only OH the solid
ground
| Tue Bible saws, Remove not the ancient
| landm rk." and should doubt the advisability
OF attemptiDg to make the shed houses ON the
sand serve the purposes Of solid ground hotels
| E.ch has its specially. The sned Is excellent
for the clam .orous thrOng; the hotel is adapt ed
| more To the family man.
| However, sufficient to the season In the ac-
| eommodaton thereof. MONSIEUR y.
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FIGHTING MIN BURGLARs.
Pistols tsed. Robbers Wounded. n ViIisgs
Aroused, and Plot Frustrated.


PpuoHKEHPsIE. Aug. 20. Alderman Will
liam NJ. Hayes OF Kingston resides In the out
skirts OF that city. On Wednesday nisht last
two burglars visited the house, aud anephew
OF Mr. HAYES. Frederick }. DERRICK, discovered
them, so be says, and fight ensuei in front OF
the barn. leu pisto shots were fired, wounding
one Of the burglars, and ball passed through the
crown Of Dedhcks lat. The robbers escaped,
the wounded man being defended by his pal.
Tho account also says that tue burglars h ID
been seen about the premises two or three times,
ana = watch had been kept for them. They uad
mulled the fee. IL one Of the horses In the narn,
aud preparations had also been made to mufie
an ther one.
4. ". Perrine says that on Friday night the
heard pistol sEots. lie lives near Mr. Hayes
rest euce. He aud his father went TO tue rear
OF HAyes'H barn, listened. ami heard more shots.
nedricS saws that he ana friend were IN am-
BUSH near Mr.. Hayess barn, fearing that the rob
aud he tull hls friend 70 keep still while ne
crrpt c.utiou TO other friends VINO were
secreted Snort distance from tue Darn. lie
then crawled close up tot the harm. heard persons
talking, aud saw i've men sitting Gu rail near
bS. one said, Ate. vou must nre that TO night,
for II you don't 1t viii he our 81
come out shoot them down" AT mi.
moment young Dedriok Nw discovered and
I one uf the men moved toward HIM. Dedrlck
had gun aud he then bred. Tue Il an returned
the FIRE from revolver. the ball striking tue
ramrod on Dedrirk gun ana glancing "a. hen
the two men lad a hAnd-tO-hHnd encOuui Ell
Drdrick's friends came w ana nandei Deurick
islOl. ana the latter. holding the nuLlieof ms
weht on to the mans neck. nred. Ihe blood
suutted over DeufCk's clOthes aud the wounded
man broke away hs Dedtiek kept bring IN the
darkness 4 his rotreatlng form. BY tins time
the Pc pie Of the negnborhood began t.
arrive, but the nght va, over. Tho barn wd'
then se. rched aud also the grounds ABOUT II
! Two or three rud-ly constructed masks, a raw
hat sua tered with blood. II eau OF kerosene oil
some rags ana matches were found.
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Kills Five Indians and l. Rewarded by n
Guys Provisionnl Government.

f'om he Kansas tnv Iunes, aug. II.
About two weeks ago the telegraph
made Mexican Joe celebrated. A brief de-
suutch from Fort Lar ME stated that he had
Killed Ave sioux on the road between Custer
aud Deldwood Guy anu had received premium
of $aU for his vaor, Joe was questioned ON
this point at the depot last evening He said
IL WAS carrying Clark's mail express over
from Custer to DeadwoOd. On leaving Spring
creek | seen signs, 50 | strack OF the road aud
went over the range north Of HaIney's peak
straight for the corral AT the head Of Whitewood.
! seen some more signs, so l went into camp
ana res ed and thought what TO do. Then
struck across to spear Fish creek. thinking 70
get clear OF the Sioux, hut ran rignt Into them.
but seer en- hrnt because seen tine trail,
killed two before they seed me, ana then run.
they come after me and waited for EN-, and
killed two more OF 'em before they could draw
bead ON me. lhe lest one give me n good zeal
OF trouble ] didn't know he was the last one,
aud was afraid to como out or TO hre. But |
got him "a last, and WAS So mad just yanked
his head on and put u into my mail sack and
took II into Deadwood."
The swaggering Cherokee then went down
into his buchskin shirt and drew forth the fol-
lowing certificate:
DEADwoop CITY. July 81, 1870
To trhOnl II may concern,
THIS certlnes TINT Joseph Scmno IA friendly Indian
has been employed for the past three months a.
mail carrier between tins place anu spotted Tail
Agency. In considerauY n Of having brought ia our
thrying SIOUX he In hereby presented with $3.50
IA DUST contributed by the provisional city government.
ID. & GARDNER,
President OF the city Council aua Acting Mayor
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THREE DIsHONAsr ITALIANS.
How Two oil Them Robbed One, aud Ono lie
h.ved That lie Had Kohbed Two.

Alphonse Bartolaui, nm Italian, arrived
in this city on SATURDAY from California, on his
WAY to Italy. lie was acco,ted in West street
by two Italians. Delighted at meeting fellow
countrymen, he accompanied them to Pehgo's
Hotel, where they pretended that they boarded.
soon Aiterward, lirtolani, having pArtaken
freely Of liqdor, told his companions that in
tue vslise which he carried WAS 500 In gold,
which he had earned In Gallo ma, out was
taking 70 lt,ly. one of the New York Italians
went away, and rrturned few minutes after
ward, bringing valiso wnioh he SAID contained
fl,SJU in gold that belonged TO himself ana MS
friend. soon the two Italians went away, one
of them taking with MN Is ,rto tul's wallis ! he
uhsusuectug liartolani was pie. at what he
believed WAS their mistake, aud taxing tue va
lise that was said to contain 81. sOu, he went TO
" sullivan street, where he thought they could
not md him. and hired room Tor week.
Having locked his door, he opened the yalise,
and found In II only bricks and pieces of lead
pipe. Late In the evening he reported his
trouble " sergeant Randall Of the Prince street
police,
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uydrophobru IA Year after Bi,c.

A year ago Miss Mary f. Cruths was
bitten IN the right thign 10y large Newfound-
land dog; but there being ouly slight abrasion
of tho cutice, nothing was thought ~ 4 until
eighteen days afterward when tho girl was at
tackled hy every symptom Of hydrophoha ex-
cent frothing at the mouth. After Wing ue-
tween lie aud dean t'r f'rlnight, she anna
last ne ,rly year after the bite, the II tack was
renewed with trsfold internally, aud last evening
sbe was ut the Joint VI death,
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ROCHESTER, Aug 20-Lhst night an attempt
was made TO wreck the st. Louis express few miles
east Of this city, near Lnco creek bridge The EN-
hlnkment thi- point seventy hye feet HIN, and
"A Was placed IN such manner as 10 niaHt II an au
solute ctrtuutY that the whole tr In would go down
the entlre dist ince. Aln king on the rice saw
tur men At MOt6 and VITA a flrm hNlug near DV
stopped HE tran Just IN tine By swinging an Ola rel
lantern,
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Arrived-sUSpAY. Aug. 2

steamship wyanoke Richmond, city Point, sni Nor
folk. ndrc. and pass
Steamship w. A. scholten. Rotterdam, mdse. and psss,
Steamship Lancaster. Philsdeipha.
steamship Albemarlc, Lewcs. u 90, m ise.
steamship Neptune. BostOn. mlsc. AZ pass.
steamship CHESAPEAKE, Portland. IA Use. aud pass.
SHIP Ehza Mcneil. Liverpool. muse.
BARK Gentoo. Belfaft, rock sat
bars jose b. BueEo, ST. Jago and Guantanamo sugar.
Sc. aud pass.
AsOtnc usuA, river and cos'twi-' ve,,ss.
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FRIEND H.: Yours date. AVS eeme to hand
o,d r,itrut- noted Ous- II rAlnlus at Forest HON
sitAteI Anuut -four miles distant from the city, and
doin. rtmalkADp Ns.i an Is iueing guile conhd Ut
of success tAe Stu OF september Al present he
Wcsns 100 pounds aLd without Az ounce OF supcrnuous
flesh. lie Go M Nurk kiAuy, and couldn't posi-
Oily nc In better nx. Ne expect a nig crowd, and
mach entuusa N le manifested uY he friends OF Doll
parties. spatru exhibition comes uf mere At wood
Theatre sept = for tusss nenul, hnu ruuing crowd
expected CA raAs ia ullcs uorh Oh tla place,
snd II ahO Ia good condition. YOU nlay tu the par
ties Nhu nlemplIte coming th4l tuVY can ell prud
upon seeing square hshI. believe mr NousuuN,
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A Fnnt Rnce for al. A0N.

foot ~ at vsiejo Yesterday. The
contestants were W. Rush, OF New Orleans, ana T.
W Stone. OF New York CITY. The former won by tpree
feet nine and threefourths SECONDS. TINS race
created unusual excitement. and = large amount u
money changed hands ou'the result
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MAKiNE INrELLI0ENOs.

MINIATURE ALNASA '-rHts DAY
sun rises. 8 10 sun SETS. 40 Noon sets. 3 ~
zion WArkH-rlt p.f
andy Hook i2 Gov. isanalO OF Hell Gate. IL ~
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Eminent physicians everywhere adopt tho
SIX Eiaslc Truss. sod only by Elastic luss Company.
ArnnuM
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Pnrker's Hair Bnlsnm Is the best prepara;
ton ever made Tor Restoring gray haf 10 Its vrlshAi
color aud Tor renewing Its life aud beauty.
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a. u meeting tu'lay mUne mrlu-oui,ni- uNl1t
grAu reception to CAPT AnluoIh tnd the cigM VI lne
CaL.lpA, W tue arrlNai of the vessel here.
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BUSINESS Noiltes.


Mrs wINSLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP for chiirsl
teething old and wetrci remedy IL na--tO0f
the test Of many years, aud was never AnOWn ~ fan
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time IL superb Shades natures own. SO Johl 81.
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Ansr n Marriage on n D.arhbod.


In 1870 Mrs, O'Brien, widow with
three ddught ers, married Jim Farrell, the
keeper for her husband. In April, 1873. sne
obtained divorce on TIE ground u cruelty on
Farr IFS part, brought nbOu' by hard drink. In
1879 Sue began to suffer from paralysis and APO.
Pick Y, which produced her death on the Nth 81
AIM 1915 just previous to hrr death, on NE
81 oflAurll. Fare II appeared 40 her bedside WIN
Justice PonnIc and a grayc digger from tn" MA
sonic cemetery, and the twain &c rem Illeu'
Immediately after the ceremony terreH plp
duced wi /, aud IL was signed as hls Nlie, III AK
In, MIN sole lcgatee o. her property, Mllch
amounted 10 $4,000, and leaving her children
terday.
Great reduction in prices Of furniture and
cnrp.ts Al prrtNa =, 1al Hui ll1 tluh 10 street,
10 reduce stock, LHnuase As4tMcAt. lhirtten ware
TuJulu,-lAg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-21

The discovery Of the process Of prepa ri
MILK OF MAHN ESIA has been IN" means of addln 4
To IN, list of remrdits which no equal dis
eases Of me stomach.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-21

Any one can see AT n glance ihnd Pomeroy's
Elastic 1russ Is the best. Prct a. 'iC broadway.