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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-05-19

SAID Brooklyn wife to her hus-
band the ether day. IF you fail to
produce me the money for new
spring hGt in three days you will be
the most astonishel man that ever
lived in this world" When he awoke
the next morning he found his wife
in the dressing-room exercising with
dumb bells. The money was "pro-
duced' that night.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-05-19

"Don't let's have any words about
it, as the man said when he lodged
the dictionary his wife threw at him.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-05-19

TO be questioned elseWuefe lHdn IL
the room where lay the corpse. She
was asked her reason for making this
request, and she stated that she had
inherited from her mother, who had
witnessed, while approaching condne-
ment, brutal murder, dread Of the
sight of blood, that made it impossi-
Bile for her to look upon the remains
of one who had met with violent
death. The Coroner, upon hearing
this story, was at first inclined to
grant Miss Traver's request, but upon
being spoken to in private by Sar-
geant Mcdonald, refused to do 50, and
ordered the woman to be brought be-
fore the jury in the blood-dreuched
sleeping apartment. When she heard
this order given, Caroline Traver
turned deadly pale, and trembIed vlo-
lcntly.
Then, with a great effort, she qnl-
e'eo "et nerves. "".' ''o''eu '"e
threshold of the dreaded chamber
AS S'ie olo 80 'eF eyes le'l ol'0" VIC
bed with its ghastly-loohing burden,
ana 'hen 'Ae color rece"e' 'ror' i9'
lace ana Win a pl'eoo" cry | can
no' pear 'n''' ""'"I S'5n' On 'e' 'N7
Ie"Fe '"o room sue eo'e'v" i''i race =.
Win her hah"7' ana 'o'Ve'e" '' II
about 10 laI!' An oiloeF promptly
supported her' water was given her
TO dTlAN' ana sac wa" c'''e' upon 70
state what she Ano" a0oo' 'N0 ''"5e
aF. ,
one at ifSt "enle" oeln6 posSe'Se0
OF any Nho"Ien9e ol 'he moraer aS''e
from what had been ehcited from 'Ae
other witnesses; bNt, as the eHa'nlha
ton proceeded, She contradlc'ea heF-
sell several times as to the hour at
which she had retired, and where she
had spent the night these contra
dictlons aroused suspicion IN the
minds ot.all present that she must
know more about the murder than she
cared to admit The servants We're
asked in body whether they had
seen her on the night Of the murder
and all replied they had not.
Then the Coroner piled his witness
with questions concerning her own
character and pact history, The eX-
animation led to Caroline Trav Is
hopelesslv entangling herself in a
maze of ayowels that she vas evading
Ghe truth. At last she herself became
conscious OF her awkward situation
and she refused to submit to further
examination.
Then she was ordered under arrest
by the Coroner on suspicion Of being
implicated in the murder, and was de
II -,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-05-19

The BRIDAL CHAMBER.-He was
tall and awkward and she was short
and bashful, but both wore an aspect
Of exceeding great joy. They en-
tered a hotel in Chicago, and after he
had registered his name "and lady,
he said to the clerk
"See here, mister, me and my wife
have Just been spliced, and I am go
ing to show Amanda Chicago if it
takes mule day. Now gives us
one of them rooms like the Temple of
Solomon, you know"
The clerk called q hall boy and
said, "show this gentleman to TIE
bridal chamber.
At this direction the tall rustic be-
came instantly excited.
"Not by burned sight Ye shiny
haired, dollar breast pinned, grlnning
monkey, you can't play that on me
If | am from the country, ye don t
catch me and my wife sleeping in your
old harness ROOM" And they left
the hotel.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-05-19

Laziness travels so slow that pow
ertv soon overtanes him.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-05-19
TO THE VOTERS
OF
FREDERICK COUNTY {!

A r the solicitation of many warm
N friends, who have urged me to the
measure, | announce myself as candl-
date for the next Sherttalty of Frederick
county, Subject to decision Of Republican
county convention, and respectfully solicit
YOUR support If elected pledge myself
TO discharge the duties of the station with
fidelity and humanity: ,,r
JOHN EDWARD MARTIN.
Mechanicstown, Nov. 12, 1S15.te
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-05-19
EJNHeHIEs,E'AsAHNG
LEAVE MECHANICSTOWN

LEAVE MECHANICSTOWN
For Baltimore and Westminster at 100 a.
NJ, and }:43 p. M.
For Frederick at 7:05 A NJ and 3:57 p NJ
For Hagcrstown, Williamsport and Mar
tinsburg at II A NJ and 140 p NJ
ARRIVE MECHANICSTOWN
From Baltimore and Westminster at II
A NJ and 7:40 p NJ
From Frederick at II A NJ and 7:40
pm
EMMITTSBURG RR.-Trains South
will leave Emmittsburg at $50 IL m, and B
30 m, arrive at Rocky Ridge at 7:12 m
and 3:52 pm. North-Leave Rocky Ridge
at 1O:43 m, and m p m, and arrive at
Emmitsburg at 1905 N, and 7.40 pm.
j. NJ. HOOD,
Gcn'l Manager
B.H. GRISWOLD,
Gen'l Ticket Agent.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-05-19
''CATOCTIN CLARION" "
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N
Containing a carefully prepared abstract
of the News of the Day; Historical
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-05-19

GENTLE SPR1NG.

GENTLE SPRING..
Now doth the little onion
Poke up its little head,
And the restless little rlddish
Stretch in his little bed
The suntish and the minnow
Wag their shiny little tails,
While the chipmunks and the robin,
Adorn the fences rails.
The blossoms by the hedge, side
And on the loafer's nose
Tells Of the coming spring-timc
And blooming Of the rose.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-05-19

He was telling her of Belknap's
disgrace, and casually remarked that
there was woman at the bottom of
it, as there always was III the troubles
Of men. But after he had crawled
out from under the bed and apollo
gized, he gathered the children
around him and told them that a wo-
man was holy and beautiful thing.
So it is that triaes change our views
of life. A hat-iron-aye, even an in
expensive rolling-pin may be the
humble instrument to teach a man
that the hayloft is a good enough
place for him to sleep in.-Bullct1n.
THE CuEEKIEsT DRUMMER ON THE
RoAD.-A well-known gentleman Of
this city was lately the subject of an
exhibition Of cheek which discounts
the proverbial canal horse. Crossing
ing the lower bridge, he was stopped
by stranger who crossed from the
opposite sila, and asked if he had
lost relative recently. Being told
that he had lost q sister some time
ago, the fellow proceeded to say that
he noticed that he wore a weed on
his hat, and he wished to call his at
tention to an improved monument he
vas agent for. "A drummer who goes
about soliciting people who wear
weeds on their hats is new abomi-
nation. .-Osayeqo Pulla0ium.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-05-19

BURGLAR'S RET.ENGL.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-05-19

Sam, I've got q very peculiar
question to ax you.
"What is it q
"Was you eber in lub?'
"No, Julius"
"No?'
you have been, understand ?'
eyes, sir.
"And now, after you have been IN
lub, I wish to be informed of one
thing
"And what is dat"
"How do you feel ?"
"Feel ?'
"Yes.'
"Why, Sam, I feel just as if I was
in big tunnel, and a train oh cars
was comm in at both ends"
The times are so dull that the po-
licemen are in desperation. In Rich
mord one of the guards Of the city
saw man standing on the corner, and
went for him. Il amt done moth
ing" said the man. Neither have
l." said the policeman, "and I'll be
turned out if l don't do something
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-05-19

Job Work-CASH ON DELIVERY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-12
THE REyOLuTI0A IN cOLoMDIA
The Republic in y STATE Of -iege-The Army
Increased to 10000.

PANAMA, Sept. 2.-1'he revolution in the
Cauca has expenenced no change. No blow h =
Of late been struck. Both parties are augment
ing their strength In men and arms. The ma.
uonal Govern ment has declared tho republic IN
state Of siege Yesterda the decree was nj
cially proclaimed here. by 1t the national army
is to be increased To 2JOI1men. The contingent
to he furnished by the state Of Panama Is fzed
~ sV0i men. The national decree IA dated
Aug 10.
the stHtes Of Antioquia and Tolina have de-
81 RED war against the general Government.
y. Delgady. with hls l,2JV nati pual trooi :. IS
SAID TO Lave marched inlO the heart Of Ioitms
without any obstruction. his report is not
universally crodttrd. he steamers Colombia
aud Murlio, pNing on tue MakdAiena river. have
teen taken possession Of tor the CONVEYANCE Of
Gen. Ppu'r ana nj command Of natilrAl trouus.
Reports Of serious engagement on the banks
Of the hagda ena lave rcathed Us, but the ue-
ttilN are wanting.
nr. santiago Perez. eK President Of the United
STAGES OF Colombia, 10 likely To be- passenger
on the steamer A des 20 New York He goes
on some mission from this Government.
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READING THEIR DEATH WARRANTS.
The Five Noble MRguire- who a re Sentenced
to be Hanged in October.

PorTsVILLE. Penn, Sept. 11.-At5P. NJ.
to-day. the Sheriff Of Schu,lkln county visited
the Pottsvlle jail, and. summOning before him
the I'VE desperate and daring men " ho for YEAR,
past have been the dread and terror Of this
neighborhood, read to them their death war
rants. The warrants were received by Sheriff
Werner on Saturday, and to-day were read to
Tnomls Munlay, convicted OF the murder Of
Thomas Sanger at Raven Run. on Sept. l. 1875.
and to James Carroll. James Roarty, James
Boyle. and Hugh McGrau convicted OF the mur-
der q Poi ceman II. ,. Yost. st l amaqua on the
morning 81 Julv q. 1875. These men were al
active m,inucr~ Of the Mollie Mcguire
ORGANIZATION. James Roarty was body
James Carroll wAs secrctary and really
t"cN master al Tan6qus; Innmas Mnnlay Was
q Wilhug agent - the division al Soentndoth.
and Hugh McGrau ana me. Bowie wrfe mem
h"rs u the orler lu & thun county. VINO Carle
into schuyki TO mufder Nufi. la cuus iGera-
Maguues to forward men 90 kil Jnhu l.. Jones
tLnhsi"ti - Cirb 10 county. / r tue mUracr
y Jones Edward Kelly and Michael DOVE,
Molhe muirca 81 MI. l. no., in SchuylNiu
county, have teen convicted. ami nrr unafr
death sentence IN Naurn Cnuus; and Tor being
an a''ta'olf 20 t"ht nutorf' Ale Nanurr { up-
bell, ~, leader ot { il orgiLiIatt4n Il storm
nm. the rod '-master OF the dlvlsiun there, aud
a prominent cnudidtte Tor county delegate u
rbon county, has already been con
ucted' aud Is also under death sen
fence, fence. Thomas s3rser. a minins boss at
were delberately murdered by five men IN open
dailleht. John T. Jones WIS shot down In cold
blood IN early morning, ana fosi was Assassi-
mated shortly alter midnight. For tue murder
OF Nosi four ~ the men before mentioned have
been convlc'ed, and Thomas Dufy. another
Noble Mcguire, belonging to the Tamauua
Division, Is now On trial Tor beng An accessory
o. that crime the oilegaiion against him being
that 1T his instance toe Molie Maeulres shot Mr..
lost. Inc men one after ano,her appeared be.
lore the Sheriff this afternoon at his call, Uut
they listened TO the reading Of the death war
rants without betrayin- any emotion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-12

20 slaie hond NC nole sNes OF Tennessee O. old al
1855 and Misouri Is lUug uondr at 1914. Railroad
securities were sctVe, but lover. with the principal
transactions ~ tOliows: Cnicszo. tck Ii ID aud
poi Sew req tvhtrl q ,vertDie. 79.77i New Jer.
reS central u, neA, 100 MNauSee II. Pau lsts
la CT s-e dNl.lun. llA4 1 nlcA.u and Nnrnw..t,rn
consolidated coupon IL bonus V5tgI5ki Morris
ia Hannibal ahd :. Joseph So uNerible
soi NelM tGls hnd Mnnesota lists Sgis LAKE
eiure contnhdstcl coupon lis lU7 Michigan eutr.
- NY hsr.m ma !, coupon 10. tniun Pacific
a. IAN gram, iu1 iacInt kafoau OF Missouri ~
oluu, f.of ~ AMI MarssV lsts Westcru dvisru So
Mc-lSlA JLon Itlrgnph COUPON 1900 lu2 Loui-viiIe
Hn9 susqu .nna LIS, ll5i toluilDas. Ohicski and
ludnh4 ca rt IL. ~ Nashville ana Dtta ar l-t.
81 IcufrS l.c.n' Ruii bu. 10, iIua B,llvi,ir AMI
'ututrn Nnis lsts, III Ga, Espcskp 20 Onu lts cul
pOl Ga, 2nes-bS Nj and ST. Pau cuns luat ed
,nkng ~ a. e'Sa horri- ANA essex cons,nGated l0l ;
hi.nisah . ellia ss' snNhs iund, llbi4i NOrn Mis-,
sour lsi, NoysO1gsA. ONO and Mis- i-sqpi consolidated
tilkli iunI, ~ UnlOn lHcinc Railroad Iss l06 IO.
led au MHrsaw, Western diVislOu 81; Crest Western
lsls sS. gls Central Pacific lsts, California aud ore
son brace. a.
lue ,pcnlug hshes., lowest, and 3 r. Nj. closing
pllCcs % tlOcah tU-uay Neref
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MN.

ETZOLD. -on sunday morning Pauhaa s.phiA
daughter OF Frederick q. anu Eme E,2ud, ageI III
years.
Funeral viii take place Tuesday. at > O'Clock p NJ
from the parvnts' r-eideucc, u am ST. Union Hli'
Friends aud relatives Of TIE fary an respectfully
Invited 70 attend, ithuut further uYtice.
MoOHt.-On SATURDAY, sept. y, LLOnas j. Moore
aged 20 wears - '~
Friends 81 the family, an the me nhcrs Of the Haeus
Pleasure Cub sre invited TO attend the fruera from
hls ittc Residence Anlcwai si 70 dW Al o'cloek
koss. SUD euli un suuGiY, Srui. 10 Ioun ROss u
the Nalon Pes, IN HE 1@d year ~ his aye.
uncral from ui- lac sdrur . % franklin Az.
Bro kan, ON 1nur.dtN. NcIt -. .fu \ "
lEh AZ EhlhLvd, n y ga SUNDAY. sept. 10. 1915,
Geors. '. ner aged 81 Yct- aHa As i,a,s.
Relatives ana trienus I" Respectfully invited TO
teud he iuurra from TIE rc-id ~ fohn H. Tier on
Nednesdsf sept l3 1870. ~ u'D.ocA l.. NJ. IRAN
eN,s New norA, tynua Railroad VI New jersey, foot
OF lIDtr,y ~. Nj 4. N,
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,he spo sl7.75 and 4coo bsis fo7 October AZ
~ ,'stiI.o, o. az - thr hicr -ure. Bacon sold
LIZ w. way a. VIC or ely u ug ear Cnt IN
&C. lirs ~ lolci'c. L,-a r.ri n"t ou'et A. ho
~ clJ, 81 tor prtuc dec. Il ,,, j 70 Tor M me
,il - t.r octoberc osnv , Or m 20 ,zffss
800, -, h"N'h ef' aut tiuuo .iU. 10 sc.r the wear
20 WY - H tio1a ID s.,a hogs urn er az
anDr nSs5Zc.; psis. Sts;,o W,siern crca',siS %
g. r,sltIu ir irt anu "a a. i5...r. Cheese oues,
era Htt o. or estcrn anu near bv Ass' "'"
bhAiN wheat ldE'. Ds.tvr HLu fairy ective h,t
closing dull under nsher octn ire Ehs anu the DE-
for cJee,d spr nF, 81 03 Tor pime NJ IN s,or
No. Quoted at iO5stl 1e No 4. siiscssi 2ai InI a
y ,alr RED winter titsl od chgct amber held az
u ~ Rye sold Al os@7Oc for od Western, in store.
Quotations unsettled Barley Hpu b.ray mat dull
usis u and weak, especially car ioDds " new; sales
whitt, ~ ~ qutib. Cur1asiad- 0rm snd active,
but closed uu; sales II 900 bush at bca574c Tor
western mixed. Including tteam vi 5lIsc., aud sail
suEDnEe-splnts lurpentine was Hrmer and mod.
craze aot.e q 39c RDsins were Ia some d mand
Pet ,uin was trn eJd mrictateiY active crude, IL
bus, Inv loo refined, IN bDl-- 20c eau frcighu
were hIm anu m9lrrstgit h.,ne gram 10 Liverpool
eau ~ g.; traa ~ London. ~ steam, SID cneess
am ult er TO Glasgow. ny steam, shoa5ds. per ton
gram ~ Cork orcer., o. rnned petroielm TO lhs
N0nlln"n', hcudng Ddtrh poris. D.. case TO GIb
raar for ORDERS 27c.. Y ilt n Adrstic a2c. Tsow
MAS more active and nrmcr al 710gSJsc. for prime
VIII keN quiet, nut steady ~ Jill
GRooEEiEs RIO concG vs. more active ana higher;
Istt y lceaisc god and $50 bags at galtinete on
2siJ9 OF winch are heiei mil grades quiet at 14ts
i,ysc vr Aaraca9o aud 100 &c. for java both Id
~, sn mo esses we're dur anu JminAy unchanged
iMr TO y Oh refining CuOn; les Of 3I3 h1ds., 100
pItes aud 1000 bags At sosn}sc tor grades
so Tor M.kcani aud ~ Or bauia renned IN some
uemAAd Al Inc. for nnrus.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-12

BRoNN-JoNEs.-on1 Thursday. ~. 2. at the resi-.
utnte OF tue hrtt's parents, uy flt Rev ". N. Van
AntNerp' T., u. Brown Sos York to Eeouorc,
daughter ~ lh"m JO1r- - Of i Quanuock \. i.
hFO p tb" ~ Atkt NleDs 900 non ..y. scot A.
Of ne =. sieeucf oi inc ouu,. usi w.. - az Rcv j.
Z 6Aut Nj ifte' g. hru-t 81 of Iula.'f "a IL. L. to
NJ. "a br .drt alosl,ei oi a. V1sc@llodsh. EQ.,
MASON ii EKNAN. -Oa We lro.tav Sum. L. nj
Ziuu 'uurc., q uI., y. 10, CO. ts., o. 'uoA has
T. s'n 81 brnla 60 ID. Nnli asuttt OF Dayid
Bctklua j, Lsu. q sac flfulf. ..a. Cd.
MAfeli- Acl tli y .-~cp. q Is,d. 4 m rcaidonc,
p a.. C.. Nulttfd, trg .tril.ifl.. sss hv IA Ey
Nj. Bqst~t d. hArt. 81 M~rr. D., l.uprrt a W yoiu.
tr caugii e. of H. Mcturti, fsQ. "a uf taie Nv
kOhl sos -~ENtN Ion N'.n rfaN. pt Il. %, the
Gertrude stAey Of BruJAyu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-12

sr LOUIS. sept. u.-Artces oi association OF
me 81. Louis and san Francisco liroad Company
have been nlel WIN the Secretary Of state The
pany organized TO purchase the Atlantic and Pacinc
kAircHi sHl % curfruut IrtYstyru mllrs II tracA
tween .4l tlt auu ST. l..ui-, 20 as 10 give he
COMPANY tDH.fu us failfoad between the tcruni OF
.hr f'ti li lf9tU. raiDrs AID director the cLsu-
lub year are NIrrN r. roe Jr Juscpn man Jallts
y, Fish j. J.. o. inis1n ". n CONN j. urs Baker,
Stnurl go, &, g. u 5. ~. r. Buckley TnoIuas A
Flelce, I. W. hOgeIa. AID nenY l. Nernuhen.
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panv t6U00,oO0. and r. subject TO n lien Of 3d.
10000; sisu, Gu o 0.UO0 n the stock OF tue
Lphipn aud Nnkp~bure Comptnv subject to
the items htrntnhefure stated; and stili
further security Tor the said ln n. the mortgage
covers seven ferry no t., SUI sct to the II " Of
the irst mortgage, vi len ht ate are esttn a'ed
worth, In the aggregate. $4,000. TIE UUnds
representing tubs tom OF s. OjO 90 the com pany
propose t. use In rcllcf Of TIER present aud
future r. uuirements.
suspension Of dividends must now he 40
eepteo as one Of the contingencies of business.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-12
nnrh for lhc Cbildrcn.

To the EDITOR or iHE SuN-Slr: read IN
the Sun an account II the orrcst Of Allied Leon Al
acrobat, with MultANs circus, Tor performing wiz
tnr,e n.tle children. Leol pays The iath,r Of n,
Chdrvn TO London one cuiu Tor their eery Gee
- IN gtte salary 100 per wte.. without te emil
ar o. hc luld hut = situation. lie fttutr II thi
cu|dr'n D. ditslpaiDi Man. ruuo over IN the eaul,
" ssri vi ih htn as sprnS Leon sAl ms lie lad
bu passage, viii. At pui he tArre .ttc Chdren Il
tht .trtr &C. Al kaGLlau IEki OAaER.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-12
Certainty worm Juvo,,ign,ina

The immense practical advantages OF the
new invention OF tue WILCOX GiLls ;. ". Co.
theli new automatic sewing machine different
~ principle from every other sewing machine
Manufactured. on view IT Centennial Machin-
cry Hal Sec CT, Col %; and at 1853 Roadway.
N ~ 70 Court street, BROOKLYN so Grove
street jersey CITY aud s Cedar atscet,Nov.rA.-
AQr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-12

NEw YORK. Monday. sept II. Receipts OF
DetYes t-lhy were t3jcr iOtds. o. O5 head
iovlS Tor the wees against zoos tor the correspond.
Lag ek lart Year Mtur,d csttc OF nne quality we're
scarce ana ntm nj tut Trees. common and fsfr
Dutci ticefs Were more Ga Ieny win dull ale
~ rtduc ION trum la ffiday eQual to nc. D n.
Texans dropped Nc. n. u low tue q fures Of last
wee, qua cnulu not b. elused cut NutiVe sfecrr
ranged fr'm Slac 10 iui3' = 20 dres. 81 rs viii
quite nninOvr sofa uD to 1O5tegllc. uress ia ms
n, TO dTuss aAOsa5 D..
Receipts Of sneep and lambs a cars, or $500
n, making 80 boo Tor the rex, "a Ala FOL
the prevluis wees. The crnAnd not equal TO the
ttpvN, s.d q" market war weaker, with reduction
81 80 NJ nc n. common 20 primo lambs ranged
ifom bac. To ". G. NJ common to prime sheep from
s5sc ~ 1ytr N. a fnu Of tho cost sneep ~tre
taia.d TsgtuA ~ uand lumc q tue choicest lambs
RccipIs " nogs were g. cars or 5000 head making
" 800 Tor cwoes, tgaius' ~ Tor lAst week The
market shade stronger. and good cOru.fed Mest
eTn hOgn were sOd aIlNe q olAc. Z D.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-12
The Plymouth Comedy company Broken rp.

From ne Bufaio Commercial AdcerHss,.
The company that appeared IN the great
Plymouth cUmsay Is brokrn up. Its mtubers
are scattered Hll uround,uud some who werl pa,-
uculary true to BeeCuer are not especially
hr1ent on that side any more. he spicy and
Esncy Augusta Moore for instance, is now furi-
ously dOwO on the Whole Plymouth concern,
ana Bessie Turner feels much aggrieyed because
fYnonth dr. pped her Ike hot pota.o tfter
Sue Lao served Ito purpose.
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The su.pcn.,ou of an Ola Newspaper.

' 10 II70INVNU fN4NIfW,
In view OF the resignation OF the editors
~ consequence 81 dime lilies IN Connection with
!he gu lis7s mar ag~meut ~ the Eh4uirey il /,
pended Tor tue present Va oruor u niIord fin1e
Tor Ieorsaniz 'tiOn aud adjustment, wblch can
te uected IN no other way without d.tfiluent
~ tho Interests Of tnOss concerned. S''
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Aid for Savannah.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. ll.-At a meeting Of
prominent citizens held Al the Mayors ONCE to-day to
take measures to aid the sufferers from yellow feyor IN
savannah, en- executive committee WIS appointed to
carry out IN" objects Of the meeting over III 900 have
already been subscribed.
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Mr. nerdelrn rroperIy sold undrr Prn,c.

GosHEN, N. y. sept. 1.-the stock and other
personal properly OF Eries eKPresldent. Robert
Ii Berdel, has been sold by sherid Hoyt,
Of this county, at adjourned sale, In spite
OF the protest Of MIR. Rcrdcls lawyers who al.
legged thst Il dld not belong to HIM and that II the
properly OF his daughter anu SOU. Toe amoLnt realized
al the sale Ia said to be sufficient 10 pay Mrs berdell
her caim ~ anwonY,sf granted ~ Judge BNnard. up
TO date the KoodH and chattes being sold Tor nat pur
pose. M berdell atm keeps away from his home.
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DETROIT, Sept. IA heavy gale has prevailed
on the lagcs snc' saturday The schooner Nortbuuber
land has been driven ashore cast OF Poiut Pelee the
canadian side ot Lake Bile. The schooner Harriet
koss uaRsed = anchors aud went ashore az WheAtty
ont and the harS ttca, 10 avoid the same tate tile
sAme place Mas scutted aud SUNK. No lives lost.
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lie son Of an alien, who came 20 this country
hol"le ht vas one hnd twenty, ADD whose fntArT
naturallAed, has the sama right Z. vote uatyu corn
cllNel, ahd doea not need 10 be naturalxcd himself,
john j. li0pper.-As o college student living
IN Nov lor> CITY, you have TiH1t 10 Note here. In
order u exercise that rEnt YOU ust nrsl eOAle mere
and vote.
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A Cnnrler 10 Con. CrooE nrl,en Rncl.

CHEYfNAE, sept u.-Adyices from Telegraph
Camp near het Greek ills morning, say the Indiana
drove hecs .ae Government courier who left Fort
Laramie VIA dtHVGtcNcs a. Gen crook. He will ms
apolacs siert IRON Hat Cr,ek this uiJrnng.
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Major Augustus II. seward, eldest son Of the
late Gov Seward, died yesterday at the residence o.
bis brother, Frederick " seward, M AOntruse Rest
chester county he obtained leave OF abs"ucc from his
commend IN s. Paul MINI, 10 be treated Tor paralysis
Of he eye. lie aaA oO -ss VI axe.
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QurBEC, sept. ll.-Capt. Fancher, Of the ship
bttFtlc' castle. from iyuluutn, Aas Drought TO this
puli - ~ ine crew OF ma htrk Wand Helen, ~ belfast
abandoned az sla IN Cape Race
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Love We,sman Of S23 talph avenue, who on
AuE n urs o kettle u scgldiug T4ter over helsClf
u'Hu Yesterday VI Aer uJuiits.