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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-09
Salem Lead Company.

Warranted PURE WHITE LEAD. We'll known
Throughout New EnglAnd a. the WIilTEsT, FINEST,
LEAD TAPE, in. wide on reels for OurtAin
sticks.
LEAD ribbon, from ~ to inches wide, on reels
for Builders.
LEAD PIPE, OF any siIe OF thickness.
Al lowest market prizes for goods Of equal quality.
FRANCIS BROWN, Treasurer, salem, Mas
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-09

EVERY ONE SHOULD KNOW That Ban
~ crOit's Eminent cures Canker-rash, Measles Sum.
mer Complaint Coughs, Colds and Pains. do not fail
TO get bottle and when you sick. Sold every
where. Prepared by ID. w. BANCROFT, Marshheld,
VI. WELLS, RICHARDSON a CO., Burlington,
General Agents ..
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-09
HORSE WANTED !
la exchange for Piano on Organ,

/ tween 800 and 1910 pounds. Age between aud 10
years. 70 any one wanting good instrument will
take In part payment good horse.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-09
SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES G REPAIRS

The Subscriber keeps all kinds Of machine needles
and other attachments and does repairing Of all kinds
Of Sewing Machines besides selling the host machine
made viz, the Wheeler Wilson, both new and old
styles. Call Mt residence in HOYts Block, Railroad
street, or address by letter.
q. ". THOMAS.
st. SOhnsbury, VI
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-09

BELDEN q IDE, Attorneys.
OFFICE IN BANK BLOCK, MAIN STREET, ST.
J0IINSBURY, VT.
Henry G. BeIden. Henry q. Ide.
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SCENE IN THE MORGUE.
Ruhensiein's Father Cursing the Detective
who Arrested the Murderer.

Rnhensiein's Father Cursing the Detective
who Arrested the Murderer.
Rubensteins remains were taken late on
TUESDAY night from the cell in which be died
TO the Morgue, and a company OF Hebrew
mourners remained there all night, burning
candles about the body and performing peculiar
ceremonies. Early yesterday morning the curl
Gus began to gather at the Morgue. An aged
Hebrew sat at the cofiin's head keeping vigil.
When strangers appeared at the door, with an
CRY gestures he motioued them away. The
elder Rubenstein visited the Jail curly In the
forenoon. The attendance OF visitors was very
offensive to HIM. and he requested that they he
denied the privilege OF seeing his SIMS remains.
lie continued to loudly protest that the dead
man was not guilty Of crime. Detective Zunt
entered the room. aud was stepping toward the
body when the old man threw himself between
Lunt and the corpse. LJnt Is the detective who
arrested huoenstein. and VINO was most active
IN following the clues that led to the conyic-
ton. The Hebrew uttered cry OF rage. and
the curse of ID ~ God " my fathers on YOU" he
cried, smiling himself on the breast aud glaTiug
AT Iunt lie declared that Zunt was the cause
u his sons death, und IN his excitement he
casped his arms about his dead sons head to
shield the pallld lace from the detective gaze.
ana muttered more curses on his enemy. Iunt,
turning on his heel, walked away
AZ noon the body was placed in hearse and
taken to the Washington Cemetery. and buried
according to the rites Of Ruhensteu's ieligion.
The tOrOners Inquest revealed little That Is
new, except the fact that of the flood that Ru-
bernstein had Iattery pretended TO eat, lie had
eaten only little. or the breakfast OF eggs,
bread, aud tea given To him three hours before
hts death no trace was found In his.stomach,
and the physicians testified that IN tht4r opinion
the rctu-al to ptrtake Of food was the carrying
out Of settled purpose 10 produce death. The
jury fuund that kubensteln died Of consump-
ton, and that death WAS FASTENED by his yulun-
tailli apstalnlng from taking nourishment.
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.S May sFS sl sq Ill., sF S
We ; Vie Common aS S"Se's. sEssSS:
d. MAI st asss x, sSst sS ,, ssRpng
S,S:i6 65snay vine meal Is ecs,s9s t'n'' '''''
sS9as % .sss as.f ss; lssSS .pha
q io@si; PA No; Nllwsuksos d 1901 81 10.
crop .nsS .se aeiesa 10 rive iicS iH,
s" STs ssS so Zoo C ass :Psg DAD
Ifelsd mixed 90. iog No grsdea so loT No
ef on The a GSs s0 c %sss
Decline pS as. so 900 b csn NJ f' sss S on no
svc for steamer mxea for May delivery ooc f1I spot
f9r Southern n yellow, e0G7Oc for southern white and
PnoyIsiossSPerk wa, lower ssles on the SPOT, 200
S SB al Ks LA @nd I for Gtp ,oS Seavsy
Is wt sRs SSs eiss al Pffs1 Ist
;s g rs ~ &C. "a
sSs '%iS sssIsys 1GS ;%S 81 SO
'is aGE: Ss sssr for city
as 5a oas ratS SS Swe5 Meaag Span %
n "r a eos snS AZ, fos MAY June see
sGRocrn,ys-Rlo coffee was Arm but quiet at itaa
bass d f5sSfs .0i ana e S c
sYs c a i SSs sod Raw SonS but
cuoa ~ sn,r. ssi ns tsr 70 Scoa rsnning
En Pysse terms renned Ia fair demand al ioioc.
suspniEs.spi.I.s tq1rpeniine was steady and mod.
sss n SRf o az Ms ". ico 20 5000
quiet SSt r@ a, SEC Tor crude ~ s ana sSs
for renncd IN bbis. Ocean frcighis were moderately
sd;i provisions, s5Ge.os ton grain to Antwerp cy
ss y,sp hfpSs rs ~ steam s2s grain 20
s. ga naphIhs to Moresnpill, q sdi do to French
Key lower sses To- Sbls at 81 iNoCpennasen Is WIS
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THE REND ROCK EXPLOSION.
Testimony showing that the Contractor yIo-
lated his Permit.


The Jersey City Fire Commissioners last
night began an investigation into the origin OF
the explosion at the Bergen tunnel. John s.
Mo,indrews. the tunnel contractor, testified that
he could not positively say how mach powder
WAS In the tunnel. At was reported TO him that
there was not more than seven or eight kegs OF
rend-rock powder and three or four kegs OF
black powder. lie WAS positive that the board
gave him permission to store the powder. He
believed that the permit was Ia the possession
Of L. c. WEIGH, who is interested In the work.
The powder was always delivered In boxes Of
LOO pounds.
Commissioner stilsing testified that he was a
November, 1873. when Mr.. McAndrews msd de APP
plcation TO build the MAGAZINE. The permit
gave him permission for the storage Of not more
than 400 pounds Of powder. The kegs are what
IRE termed quarter casks, containing twenty
i've pounds each. The witness then road from
the permit given 20 Mr.. McAndrews. It's proyi-
sions showed that the magazine was to be con-
sirdcted OF brick. and have roof aud doors Of
giant" powder. A Waterman was TO be on
guard at ell times near the magazine. The tes-
Andrews had violated the agreement In almost
every particular.
SUPERINTENDENT Oakley testified that In his
opinion there were about seven or eight kegs OF
powder and four boxes oi cartridges In the mag
azine.
Thomas varnev. an expert. testified that there
were two kinds Of giant powder and that rend
rock Is composed OF black powder and nitro
gNcerine mixed. All Of the high explosives
contain nitro-rlycerine. 1t Is Impossible to
to explode giant powder unless YOU know how.
Mr.. NHrney then took cartridge of giant
nowder from his pocket. and chipping portion
from the head. burned 1t Va the presence of the
Commissioners. II flashed quickly when touched
nv a match. and burned slowly away without
inturing the payer.
In reference to Saturday, nieht'e explosion, Mr..
Narney = i'd: j am confident that the explO-
Sion could not have occurred by any po- ii ole
accident. Some person caused II who evidently
knew something q the explosive qualities OF
the powder stored" The theory Of spontaneous
combustion the witness also secuted.
James stanton testified tn Z no person was
emulOyed To guard the magazine. His business
was To watch the tunnel. lie saw Byrne, the
missing owder man, on Tuesday evening.
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A SHOCKING MURDER.
The Result of n Quarrel Between Heiahbors
over boundary Line.

SCRANTON, Pa, May 10y esterday
shocking murder WIS committed at Dunmore, a
small village about two miles from this city.
Robert Savage, the murderer, and George L.
West, his victim, had been nelghDors for several
years, but had quarrelled over the boundary line
between their property. Their quarrels finally
led 10 litigation, but they arranged their DIM
Guilty by opening an alley between the two lots,
each party giving i've feet of his property for
tnat purpose. TINS agreement dad not last very
long. for Savage nailed w the IA e, aud West
soon afterward erected a coal house his
half Of the alley. Tnen Savage wanted the alley
reopened, but West refused TO remove the coal
house.
A few DAYS ago Savage told West that II he did
not remove the coal house ny ruesday (yester-
daD he would tear II down. YESTERDAY morning
Savage had load OF coal brought 10 his place,
and opening the gate the driver drove into the
alley to unload 1t. SAVAGE then began to tear
down the coal house with his axe. West ran
out To protect his GrOpertV, nd Savage attacked
him with the axe, cutting his head in a fearful
manner. lie then struck West with a heavy
cooble stone. West was carried In the house.
where he died la few hours lie leaves a wife
and four small children. savaRe was arrested
and locked up To await q hearing. The terrible
event mas caused great deal Of excitement, as
both West an Savage were greatly respected In
DunmoTe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11
ms TRANCE POLICIES.
Insanity not n Unsuitable Excuse for Forfeit-
ing n Life Policy.

The suit Of Myra A. Wheeler against the Con.
necticut Mutual Life Insurance Company was insu
tuted upon the policies Of insurance on ae
life Of John C. NOee and presents and interesn
feature in the law Of forfeiture The two policies
for 1900 and tue other for geo 900 Oct
rs. 1862. On Nov L. 1872, Vose assigned them his
four minor chcr,n OF whom he general guardian
up to his death. lie paid the for years
ending In 1872 On Jan. 1878, the company Jared
dividend out OF its surplus earnings, whereby the
holders OF these policies entitled TO $40 By
clause 10 the policies they avoided by non
ment Of premium when due. The t2lO was not paid
over, and was IN the companys Oct -.
1873 Previous 10 ths. Noe grew Insane, whereby he
Wac unanc TO attend to paying the premiums. although
possessed OF sufcient funds. The company dcnurrci
10 tie complaint Judge Larremore held yesterday that
the clause IN the policies insurlDg Mr., VOse for the
term OF Ills natural fc being Inserted before the
duOn us to payment Of accrued prem uns nun-pay.
meat OF premiums would avoid the polclcs ID the
breach Of the condition re ulted beyond
human agency and with reference to which the parties
are supposed To have contracted. judge Isrremore
cites case where sickness held 10 be God
anu valid excuse u prevent forfeiture, aud holds
tha IN TINS case Sir. Vose being bcfeft reason and
the inability snd omission not bcug caused by own
lct, II would be harsh and lueQutaDle Gsting
TINS case from the other. nsaniy which des ruis all
mental capacity, BIZ holds to lees consideration
thAh physician disability 10 avoid forfeiture Gp.
P"As with equal force for equitable ei, rX rigOre
jurs' lie therefore gives judgment for TIE plaintiff
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McParlan's Characterization Medi-
tnied Murders lie Frustrated.

PoTTsvILLE. May l0.-The cross-eXami-
nation OF the Detective McParlan was resumed
tins morning, and the witness was very severely
questioned. The object Of the dcfence was, as
was already stated in their written offer to dc
so, to prove that the witness was, by his own
showing, tue organizer Of the crimes which he
WAS endeavoring 10 fasten on others that he
led ignora Mt men on and offered them rewards
to commit criMe, that he knew Of meditatcd
murders and dtd nothing to Illustrate them.
Daring this cross examination lie admitted that
knew 1t at 10 o'clock ON the das before the decd
was committed, but he could communicate
with no one Tut franklin. lie knew OF the In
tended murder OF sanger, hut no uid not know
wnen or where IL WAS to be committed, ANA he
was "shadowed." lie thought his own life was
OF more value to him than the lives Of all the
people In the court room.
On ms redirect examination he said he knew
Jones WAS being constantly guarded. He Me
Parlanl warned Conner James, and so saved his
life tor time. lie saved the lives AT different
times of boss named Forsy at Sbenand o.h,
OF Dr. Bissel, OF Jesse and william Major. and
OF william Thomas all OF whom were threat
ened and their murder aaily contemplated.
MCParlan also testified to the effect that last
February he was dstrusted by the Molly Ma
CURES, who attempted u assasstnate him, and
that he only avoided them by taking circutous
route to Pottsvilie.
lie had been questioned by priest
as TO his connection with the conspiratois,
neigh borhood about the sane time that Yost
was killed, and he quoted the clergyman Dy ex-
blaming that lie was "courting Jimmy kerri-
gan's sister in law"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11

CINCINNATI, May l0.-In regard to DIR.
Lanahan's exhibit Of affairs OF the Methodist
Book Concern In the West, and to his charge Of
insolvency OF the Concern before the Conference
at baltimore, DR.. Hight, editor of the Western
Christian Advocate, answers that the charge is
not true and the exhibit unfair; that the large
buildings corner OF Fourth aud Home streets
and Eighth ana Main streets, IN this city, worth
<AOtWO were not included In the assets that
The western Concern was not established to
make money and declare dividends. but as a
misslon.r effort TO publish aud circulate peri.
odicals That were not seif sustaining. The one
hundred and nifty thousand dollars worth Of
cheeks Dr. Lanahan displayed as having been
stolen. DIR. Hight asserts were every one Of them
cancelled and of no value whatever.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11
Xantippe.

IL seems that the memory OF this woman. like
thai Of her renowned husband likely 70 be Kept alive
to the end OF nc She Is sad 20 possessed very
irritable temper and her become q synOnymu
OF vixen" or scold" II II than possible how
ever that the Judgment passed upon her by mankind
has been too severe. A more charitable disposition
would undoubtedly have discovered her many good
qualities and have attributed her failngs more
ply sica nnrmitiee thsn to moral obiquy The party
most ultimately acquainted with her and therefore
best able TO form correct opulon, gives her credit for
many domestic virtues. II II now vel knOwn that
many of the diseases TO which subIec, have
q drect tendency to render them irritable. peevith,
Croes ofose unreAsonaDlc that they chafe and fret
over all those ltte Ills aud annoyances IN person In
health would bear with compOsure. IL Is fair TO infer
that most OF the tantrums Of Aantippe due to
these causes alone and could Socrates US he returned
have stopped At Pestle Mortars drug store ann car.
RED home bottle Of Dr. Pierces Favorte PTescrip-
non now and then, 10 doubt he mlght have eyadrd
mAny "curtain lecture" ailaye1 many domestic
broi" made II much pleas anter for the chdrcp and
more ENJOYABLE for himself, and rescued his wfes
name from the unenvabe world wide ami eternal noto-
Iioty u has attained Thou ands Of women bless the
day on which DR.. Pierce's Fayorite Prescription
hrHi maze knO1n to them single bottle often gives
delicate ana suffering women more relief than months
OF treatment from their fanny physician. In all those
arrangements causing headache, dragging down
lions nervous aud general debility, II l. sovereign
remedy. It's soothing and healing properties render
OF the utmost value 10 ladies suffering from internal
teNef, congestion inflammation or liberation, and It's
strengthening effects tenn To correct dspact Incnte OF
internal paris, the result OF weakness OF natural sup
ports II Is sold by all drusglss.-Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11
PIPER STILL COYFEssTNG.
Owning Up 10 Two More Mnrdcrs-A Mania
for Burning buildings.

Boston, May 1o-It lie said that Piper
has confessed to two more murders. those OF
Katie Lehan and Charles Lane. That he killed
Mr.. Lane who was shot at his own door by a
masked man, looks very much like an absurdity,
as II cannot be made to correspond with the cir
cumstances attending Piper's other crimes. The
fact that Katie Lehan was outraged either be.
Tore or after her death was admitted at the tune
OF the murder, and established beyond a doubt
by medical and surgical testimony at the in
quest, and the circumstances attending the
crime correspond very nearly with those attend
ing the murder OF Bridget I.andregan.
In addition to his confession OF the murders.
Piper declares that be had m MIA for burning
buildings. aud that on Dec. 10. 1879, he fred Con-
cord Hall. and also attem pied TO burn BriRgs's
store. On the night OF the LandrcRan murder
he copfesses that he also made a murderous
assault upon GIRL named Sullivan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11
railroad War In Central New York.


=, Nhen the through train on Saturday
ron Norwich to Cortland arrived at Cuyler
,ta'lou, on the Auburn branch, thirty men, led oy
Tue town collector. rushed from conceaIment
20. fled II and took full possession. They un,
."uIleu TIE only passenger car and pushed IL
"t'hy rect up heavy grade, and then chained
20 one OF the side tracks and blocked the
shetls. Omcets Of the Mldan Railroad arrived
~ sunday with party Of men. aud a general
melee between tue railroad and town authori
nss TOOK place Pistols clubs, and fists were
Nv 800 uhtll the coupling was again made aud the
m ~ me company are taking up tLe switches
hereafter. 'NF''"~ ~ 'ldlhs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11

State bonds quiet. We note sales OF Missouri
long bonds at lu5@ uoA ana Tennessee 6s Oh, at 49,
Bank OF Commerce shares brought 10. ana Central Ma
tcna lullp. In railroad bones tatre we're no special
features. The principal transactions follows
Albany and Susquehanna lists. lld; Albany ana Sus.
quchanna 2ds, lO64 Chicago burlington and Quincy
r.. us Morris ana Essex lists, llbp Morris and Essex
IDS, ITO Michigan Southern sinking fund. lUdiy
pAlnesyllle aud Ashtabuil lo3ts Michigan Central
100 Michigan Central ~. ll2i Central Pacific gold
bonds loj3s Harlem LIST 7s coupon, lltis llCA Union
Pacific lists. lo4ie Pacific OF Missouri Isle. ~ 81 Louis
and Iron Mountain lets. 100 Alton lcrre Illute
lncome GYi New Jersey Central conycrtioe, iO3li
Milwaukee and 81. Paul lists La Crosse DIVISION Iu2t
tric 2ds, inl ohio and Mississippi 2ds, 10. Nil.
waukee and -. Paul consolidated snSing fund 1855
Chicago and Northeastern consolidated coupon euid
bonds, p2's Union Pochc = lana grant 900 Union
1s,s Sgts04.
! ne uuenine. highest lowest ano . +. M. closing
prices Of stocks To-day were:
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Live stock Market.

New YoRK. Wednesday. May 10.-Receipts OF
neevos were 100 car loads 257S head nearly ali ma
i've steers OF fair to good quality. The marxet was
weak and extremely dull. with q reduction 10 pricrs
IRON Monday rates equal TO fully Nc y n. Common
10 strictly prime steers ranged from 90 TO IOalc
TO dress 55Gbs ms TO the cwt; most OF the
sale- were ri vad1utc. n, to dress 5BC157 ms.
Receipts OF sheep anu lambs were loads or deD
mead. Inc lght supply operated to strengthen the
market tribe but trade was inactive ana me yoiune
Of business was moderate Fair TO exn, unshorn
sheep were sold at 71etS51c. n: fair to good clipped
lac y n.
Receipts OF hogs we're "a car loads or 1902 head
ear load Of FAIR OHIO hogs, 1856 Vs. average Changed
at pdlploc n ~" "N'~ f'-N'
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Transactions yesterday at the Exchange com
prised foreclosure sales
By PeterF Meyer. one nve-story brick store and
dwelling with lot FOX So, east side OF Third avenue 81
feei south OF Seventy ninth street, tl4650.
BY E. A. Lawrence Co., two fourstory brick houses
with lots, each 25xl00, so and 81 wiett street. west
SIDE, between Delaney and Rvlngton streets, $1,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11
Arresrinn lLe II iolou. NIIncr. 10 Ohlo.

CLEVELAND, May lO-A company OF militia
left Msssillon this morning al O'Clock, aud went TO
Lawrence 70 make arrests of persons indicted by the
Grand Jury for not. No opposition was made Eight
arrests made, and the prisoners sent to Canton
one miner who refused TO stop when ordered to do TO-
vas shot through IN" bowels, and has snce died Much
excitement prevails among the strikers ana II Is stata0
that mass meelng VI the miners Of tue entire 1uaca
rGwas valley WIN be hcld to-day tomorrow, when Il
Is expected ten or twelve hundred men Will he present
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The Arrest Of .Iein Mnce.

'sn Mace the prize fighter was arrested in
wy yesterday oy Constable Duty Of Newark
az '"' ago Mace purchased Two suits of clotA., of
F,fry Broad street, Newark and did no, INV ~,
neni an tuesday NJ Perry obtained writ Of afaci
tifcus IN So ti'rtr Constable Duny went la fhe
eviei a. 'Nhth' where Mace vas 1f,r,,',"
friends teran nnon ann vest Mace assisted Nv some
he freL6t wSs ar NE aileles. Peter Adair one Of
MO arTeeted Mace. '"'' went 70 Jersey CITY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11

LOUISVILLE, May l0.-A FIRE this afternoon
destroyed the great tobacco preparing Joseph
Clark. The flames enyeoped the tobacco with wonder.
tu rapidly. spro aiding through the entire establish.
ment In a few seconds, causing dense ana sthing
snuk, which Was hut Locating Ia the extreme,
Grated against tue en- rts 81 the nremen, OF Whom q
lumber we're injured The loss IL $4,000, principally
GA Stock insurance $1,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11
Warden 0Rourl.e'. Liule Celebration.

Warden O'kourke dug hule ia tue lawn In
front Of HeleNue Hospital yesterday enplled keg Of
beer therein then Inserted flagstaff hny teet nigh
ana unfuTled beautiful nag al It's ak. On the 1T a
are carved the words Raised May 10, 1876 by War.
deu OkoLGke. The conyalefcen patients and
gave The Warden efficient aid By standing around and
looking vi
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Chrvete stre east side. between BroOiue AMI Deisn-
cey streets, $40 100.
ny I. H. Ludow n Co, one twO.story frame house
uuDa one IhrCe- tory brick house rear) with ct. Is
1lVO ba sunolS ereet. wet eide. 40 icct nOrtH Of
NY Jcre Johnson, IT, house with lot i7xSo.5,
ton avenue, n5.51S W. iS
IVY u V. Harm, u, ono fourstory brick store and
uNtIlnEl VII 2 nt 2tN7O, side Ftrst avenue 81 10
fect south Of 10th street, f7.2uO N $3.50
lht t.iuoWltg iuret ueurc sales were a. iourned.
QUO pOt north side 1biH street of Nmth avenue.
west OF seventh avenue to MAY II. NN''
One blot south side Fifty secona street. west of Frat
avenue, to May "A. NV
Tc.daI at the Exchange a number Of sales are an.
nOunced, being mostly foreclosures, 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11
German In tic Public Schools.

The central organization Of the German So
eeiles Tor the preservation OF the German language In
the public schools reported last ngnt thai organiza
iiohs nave been formed Ia all tue primer al cites and
towns IN lhis htstr ana other States To ggltate thus
question: ana make an issue OF the the tall cleo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11
az RINE INTEL LTG EyCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAc-rUIs
sun rises... a. sun eets... 90 Moon rlses 10 a
niUH wArEK-rnt~
sandy Hook 2j Gov. Islano 10 IA Hell Gate. IL 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11
A Religion, Maniac Cutting His Arm in Sec
lions.

RIFI f'I'II W 7,
Delaware county while under the influence OF religious
excitement, ON Saturday eyenln Lara his arm on
work bench and with began at the shoulder and
cut ms arm by repeated anc terrible blows into sec
lions hTeefourths OF an inch apart, breaking
a. each blow, and completely severing the arm al the
elbow He Is under proper medical trea ment anu may