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New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

MOUNT VERSON.-A large number Of commuters by
the New-York. NewHaven and Hartford Railroad residing
this Wei y assembled at the village hall on Tuesday night
take action further reduction Of commua
on fares and additional trains The Committee appointed at
previous meeting consider the matter presented their
port In which set forth the grievances OF the commuer
and commentators that Committee be nted 10 wait
upon the President of the Railroad and submit the subject TO
The Committee think that the communication
should bo reduced 10 what they originally, en- com
muers carried to Canat FOR 80 annum They also
that the industrial classes be provided with monthly cOn
pom books az te rate o. ~ month They further ASK Tor
additional leave the 0lO and
Ga5 D. 7.2O and 10 D. ami that the
press Boston, which the village about 1888
D. here for for the city. The report
unanimously adopted behalf Of ahoa 200 commuters aud
Committee appointed to out the vews Of the meet
np
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15

The GONE MORE UNFORTUNATE" is he who
has not exchanged for Of KNoxs inmtabe
and sparkling Rocky Mountain Beayersthe dress hat made
f0 gentlemen your purctas 2l2 Broadway or I'D
the Fifth Avenue Hotel-KNoX's headquarters.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
A clerovm,n was "turned down. at a fash

A clergyman was turned down at fash
lonubr speiing bee Tor spelling drunkenness with one
found himself very cOly received by his pafishioncIs
lie the parish clerk aud asked him what was tie
cause Wei SIR" replied the " report mas come
down here that you turn out Of great iady's
hnune NJ Lonhyn for drnnkenness."
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
NAVAL AFFAIRS.

WAsHINGToN, June 14-The Naval General Court
trial Pay Inspector j. n carpenter met AZ
to-day The Junata lcit NOrfOlS 10
day ON cruise 90 the eastward Fortune arrived al Nor
fok Royal The Getty ysbulg arrived al
Washington lis morning from the Wsst indies Inc Ius
carora arrived Honolulu May ~ from Australia VIA the
Samas II.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
MYSTIC PARK RACES.

BosToN, June 14.-The following are sum
rares of the two races rottcd at Mystic Park to-day;
First raee-2:3l class purse 5000; $500 to tie first
won by Hazen; time, 23l. $50, 2:3l. Second race
2:4I class purse $500; by Ed. Chapin time,
2.2I12. 2:A1, 23Jl2.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15

A Scotchman asked an Irishman "Why were
half farthIngs coined In Engandf" Pats answer was,
"To give scotcbmen opportunity q subscribing "
charitable institutions"
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15

MELVILLE, Penn. June 14-Three masked men
last night broke OF Samuel Abraham placed
ured Mr. Abrahams and his we oy
bn.ng tner feet fed, taxing with them SO III
money and "A valuable horse AMI buggy
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
THE FIRE RECORD.
IN WESTERN WISCONSIN.
Sparta. Wis. j

ing Mills at Angelo. two miles from here were burned
last nigt They owned bg W. ID. liiilycr aud were
the largest IN Western Wisconsin. The l1s' - estimator
AT $50 900 ana covered 10y insurance 10 the amount
of
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15

CONSUMPTION has been cured by the use OF
WisTAgs BALKAN OF WILD CHEKgY 80 cts. and sl
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15

The discovery of the process of preparing
MILK OF MAGSEsIA has been the OF aiding t0 The t
OF renedcs one whcn equal diseases OF stomach
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
Announcements. ,

LUNpBORG's CALIFORNIA WATER for the toilet
and oath del slrlal for Cologne Bay Rum
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
STATEN ISLAND.

ToNrKISsyLIETho Rev. Mr. Corey, an AGED Clergyman,
Who 81 years ago. Rector Of ST. Paurs Church at
the same that tho Rev. David Moore Rector of ST.
Andrews Church Richmond the two then being the only
Fpscopa clrTgvmen the island and dividing the work q
tween thcm preached his old church Sunday morning.
STArLETOSTho opposition steamer D. H. Martin recently
burned dOubeeni and II Is IN
dersto that win placed the route from the
Club wYurk Between 10000 and 10000
have repairing and rehtng her Some Of the
pilots express doubt TO her being able TO get into the Club
house dock with safety
CAsTIEToS Extensive preparations being made by the
school children Of calvary Parish for Centennial cele
bratiOn 10 DO held about July /.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
LONG ISLAND.

RfvERHEAD.-On Monday evening Capt. Egbert
Ravnor reached from southern voyage AMI found his
wife living on the bed fully dressed bat dead letter writ
ten by herself was found lying the floor the bed
which she had taken stychnnr Ia end her exist
ence In the effect OF the poison taken
that had been deceived and had taken morphine
instead OF strychune she woud anothe
potion second failed She took II the thrd time, ana
ibcu las bed he letter De- with aud
INK and finished with lead pencil The jury found verdict
suicide poison. Cut worms aud postobugs are
devastating potato AMI fields In suffolk County. In
locations the farmers have repaned their corn and
other garden produce srawberes are hne ana abundant
SmNSTcocKEay men report the inlet rapidly closing
being than six rods wide at Hood td ana Al low
water easily be forc They predict that The let viii
close np m weks leaving the bay stagnant pond
With good inlet the hay produced o the people who reside ON
IL borders 500 a year IL Is producing $1,000 or
$1,000 Meetings 10 be held for the purpose ~ Obtaining
hclp inlet that viii bring back TO the bay
its lost advantages.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
OVARIAN I UMOR
OF TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED
BY Dn. Railways REMEDIES.

1 HAVE HAD AN OVARIAN TU NOR IN THE OvARIES
AND BOWELS FOR TEN YEARS.
ANN AKBOR Dec. 81, 1873.
Dr. RADwAY: That others be benefited l make this
statement:
ten years phys clans OF this place sd others
without benefit IL was growing at such rapity that
could not have we'd much longer friend OF mine Induced
me- Radwavs Remedies had no. much faith IN them,
but finally. after much deliberaton, tried them
bottles OF tho Resoven two boxes Of the
RUS and two bottles OF the Relief used those without
apparent benefit determined to peTseyere. used twelve
bottles o the Resoven OF the Relief aud two boxes
rms Before they had lost twenty pounds
continued the medicine until that
cured. took the medicine about five months and
during that lost forty i've pounds In all took thres
bottles Of the Resolyen six bottles Relief aud six boxes
OF the Pills.
feel perfectly wel and my heart fun OF gratitude
God tins help deep aicton To you, sir, and
wonderful medicine eol deeply indebted and
that IL DO much OF blessing others has been to
(Slgned Mrs. T.. G. BBBLSs.
Bibbns who makes the above Is the
whom requested you send medicine 1873 Tue
medicines above stated bought Of with The exception
what sent To her by that her
Druggist and Chemist, Ann ArOor, Mich.
This certify that MIS- Bbbs who makes the above
certificate aud has been for many years well known TO a..
aud the therein stated undoubtedly aud undonahy
correct Amy who knows Mrs. Bibbps will believe her
,tatoment lSgued) BESJ. d. CoCKER. MARY Is. POND.
MANY COCKER Il. Is. POND
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15

The opening Of the Grand-st. extension to Baysde
celebrated yesterday.
Plans for the municipal building viii be re-
ceyed by Special Adernanc Committee having the mat
ter In charge tomorrow at p
Commodore j. w. A. Nicholson, United States
Navy President Of the Examining Board Washington will
relieve VceAdmiral Rowan COmmandant Of tho Navy.
YaId Oh sept. 1.
The twentieth volume of Lain's Brooklyn Direc-
tory is very great Improvement the previous editions
The volume contains ll7G2i names increase nearly
1900 over last year.
The trial of Michael O'Grady, ex-Freeholder for
upon Patrick j. COngdon Chairman Of the lid Dis
Convention, April concluded In Hudson
County Court y,ster.ay. Toe jury after short Absence
brought IN verdict Of guilty and OGrady renaded for
sentence
Thel lower part of the house at No. % Fulton-st
has long been unoccupied Yesterday workmen engaged
making alterations found the skeleton infant
the FIRST fOOr and the ceiling OF the cellar The
wrapped In cloth and supposed 10 have In the
house which s accessible from the street, for about
George Carl OF No. 50 Middagh-st., whose mother
keeps stand Rooseyetst NewYork left his home under
circumstances which appearsdto indicate that he the
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/ Lonesome I'M, Lively Uia Negro.

There was 4 slight rnmpnS near tho
market early the either morning that ~.
capped the vigilance Of tho officer ON
duty. An old negro man, evidently from
tho country. wAs sitting In his wA9rmi,
apparently wrapped IN deep thought.
Ills hair was plrntifully sprinkled with
gray, and he was carefully polishing tho
glasses of = pair III venerable. looking
r~poctacles. Something In his appear.
ancr attracted the attention III two
neatly-dresscd mulatto boys, who, With
cigars In thcir mouths, we're sauntesinR
lei.ur~ly by.
"Dcrc's old man Mcthuselah," ~
marked onr, while TIM other began III
silg, deere was MI old Niger, anu his
name was Mcthusclali-his name wAs
Methuselah. When he got old he went
Ia -~"
But before thu sable. culorrd war bier
could finish Ills ditty, thu object III hin
sefenndc Ind lcapod from tho wagon and
seized him. Tho next moment the tune.
fsl youth was wriRgling ~ thu ground
While the oil mAu VIVA thnmping him
with v M. II broHan, without rce1ed 10
the musical patscs, and with such vigor
~ 10 leave TIN impression on these Will.
IN hearing ihat M afmy Of spring or.
pot.bcascra lind suddenly begun opsgA-
honH.
Mctllnwlnm mint No SIGH marrss In
hts leg like dis, IN he r qncried the old
man. ~ lln gave the youth 4 jMr thA1 senl
him roLing out ~ reach. HcrAmbmng
IL his feet, tho brnined hoy, without Nj.
awcring tho intcrrogHtory, made MP tho
street nj y pace that noon carried him out
of sight.
I'm n lonesome Niger. | am" 10.
marked tho veteran, ~ ho picked mp hia
hAt, which hAd fallen of Ills head dur.
INK the humping process. I'm lnne.
oin ny n%at,,rc. And wlluA grla mNd
my lot~n~ourncNs III III wuN kinder
disease. ncy amt 10 town ntsgsrs
sronn' here" he continued, giving asug-
aestiye pull At the lappcE of lis cos1,
and cptin. u glance ii these whose g.
tnntion lind ircn attracted by thu inCi.
dent inat narrated" dey mint no town
niggcfs rsuil' here dni wants to kacp mr
from lmin' lonesome, IL deys nc dey In,
jsH 1T him walk right out here II tho
rand, xhnck ~lGsself, M Ill mo II emu
keep him eanl'ny wlilo my wind laAts.'
An there WIS NJ r,ssl.plss 10 this some.
what sarcastic challenges. tho ngcd Negro
mounted thu wagon again, and VIVA soon
engaged III enjoying hin ~rropcnsitios ior
" lo~ncSouneiiehr." - Savannah tie. !
NWs.
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WARRINGTON Z

The IiAhcock trial Tor alleged conspiracy III
tho saic burglary care, In nj down To- Bsptem-
Der 10.
4 Washington di-rasrh ss,r; iinnton has
postponed any further ustriisat.on VI nlAins
fs twu ~es u. He tlen will -. rxsm'ns Null
ii.An an complete tfio work already hsguD.a
Eelknsp's counsel have presented % tho I'm.
pcachnsis mAnagets a liz, IL ID7 wttnnseen
whom they desire 10 have v,immoned n ~
defcnso Tic Int inclnder I'll Tie rose 0sa1osa,
by whom II II cxtected 10 prove lha1 80 ~
not divide With him. U0htr tho nls $3.50
by The Senate, hiknap will have authority .
% hls ! supplemental list Mosl q Tho vi.
nes~s< 1--we ~ tlsa fAr Ne~t. 1hs fc~s I'D mile
Stc u witnesses alone would probably bo go.
DO.
The health u speaker Kerr u Gradually i'm
proving.
1hs counsel lApI1aAp have nov alishssa
upon = seheQpDD watch thoy flns viii, much
satisfaction Tho print il msdn thai The l.loa
- atYenre " jurisdiction recently ev,nticrod
was = com cs Acfs NJ IL itsslf-tl.al IL, II Ii
had been 4soinSi, = sonld Aase scauiAsd
fellnAr 80 ofe. so&ting bat two thirds
vote ia u AusAircA In vital queat,ons) conid -
can empower tlsc senate 70 establish that jnrin-
draion Which wqeld enUp,l ~ t,irvlny ~
eecsetaT, r. commence 4 mere pertinent proof
~ his innocence.
Sssfssnt Nfittow re,ircd from sl,e Trs.~ui,
pefxttmrft On tho 10Th tnpt is~inC que4
tened ~ ! newspaper correspondent touching
tho rcafons soss ming this stsr. tns lsss h~c,e-
tAy r.plssd That y did net concern tho pablse
- BE- W. "a longer ! public mAn. H ADDED
tlss Y any alse was heard lrqnanns y II ~
JsaecpA. they mixhi b informed that Il ~
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STARTLING tragedy u Reported fruna tapn~san
uncpl~. While The Tasks+h Ministers we're il
cDwn~i. a The residence u President Miiha
raaalA . recently Assm.s~~A onacet entered III
council chambct. Assnsi with ! revolver, sn
Instantly lillsA lAnAsstM Arm rA~hA, sic MI
issss cs WAs, a&a raciAd rs~hA. uls Msuissa
Of Foreign Aeslrs. asA severely wsands
KAasecli IAsAA. us~ Minister nt Marine. d
ALSO nltca tn aid-dc-camr ~ tho tsfald Win,
and . servant u MMiiai ra~hA. The a~~A@~i
@Aa Asre~erd.
Twensy-fosr wosnen lost their iivss w u
burning q . CARPET factory u Ayr, Engians
lAst we@k.
Ilsssen. Tie aGsas~in OF Tho Turkish Mini.
ter~, has been hanged.
A berlin disrAsch says that Austria hs~ O
dersa the concentration of iss. ooo regul.
troops and ~. oc0 of I~nd~ehr in the Easter
and Bouthe srt~rn Provinces Tor the autumn
drill.
Tbs Tmrks in Bosnia have raised The gree
Az, symbolr II religious war.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-06-23
DOMESTIC HxwA.
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140MNs
lightning struck III oil we'll near bradford,
-, : few day~ 40, setting Il On fire. Tho
aamcs sprsAd RAPIDLY, setting 1 number 81
tAnhs and wells cn Arc. and destroying . mum.
ber Of dwellings, and = large amount Of al.
Estirnstcd loH. si25, ap.
Thomas Elliott while tapping 4 cc4Lpool j,
Reading. IA, last week. ~As overcome by tie
foul air, tell Into tho vol. and VIVA sunocated.
John Edwards wsnsto Ellistt's assistance. when
he, ton. ~ ovsscoaae, and foil into the vol
and died. George Dorsey t~colorrip endcAyor.ti
70 rc~cnc tho other two. and also became IN.
conscioas, hut WAS dragged ou. In time 10 save
Ain life.
The Nov York police have begun 4 fresh
haAs Tor listls Charley Rose.
West.
Jacob NnnncmAcher and Christian
0usnsher. Of Milwaukee, Who were convict.
~ 81 : conspiracy 70 icfrsad tho revenue.
have bcen sentenced. tho formcr 10
hve months imprisonment In tho Count,
Jail end = fne Of tio. 900. aud the latter To
three months Imprisonment la sile County Jail
and : ttne of N, 900. NnnncmMclaer il 4 very
Old and wealthy citizen al Milwsutee.
Tho indictments against N. Coliecsov phii,
wsdswortla and cx- United ssascs Dist. Atty. j.
y. Ward, Tor alleged completely Will, tho whisky
mug, have hecn dismissed In tho unl.od AtA,cs
District court Il Chicago.
News ha~ bccn received al Bismarck from
Gen. 0.bhon'r command. When l.s, heard
sosn, he - % fAr In thu hostile Indian coun.
Try TIN. no colA mt seni iack another courier.
lilo wsA on Powder river. pushing on toward
0lcndive, TO meet Gen. Terry 1t Yellowstone.
no basc OF eurpltas. 0,bton wA. 10 com.
tlstely surrounded BY hostile rAsages that fur.
dhcs c~onnlnnica3on with Montana pr~ts Wa
tmpdasihlc. know fell Il Fort Hafnrl ..yen
inches. At Fort benton eight Inches. Ia The
mountains two feet. AMI II MulligAn'. rs-.
three feet. Tho rtsnlt wan thu greatest floods
over known IN Tricky hear and other Montana
valleys.
MM. Abraham Lincoln liar heen alla1.el
sans ~ : Jury la tho County court At Chicago.
md ~ hsf property restored 70 her rpllr,l
The terrible story of ! sioux raia mpon
ranches on the Platte river. la Colorado I. ca,,.
Armed. The savagcs appear 10 have been i
uaaFauding party In quest ~ cA,ile 70 supply
tho warriors A~rNmbtud 10 fight Crock. Fifteen
nsrders were killed and thor cattle driven Cd,
south.
beven nacn were recently killed b, lightning
nsAS Springfield, Tenn They wero WORKING
u = 0sld, = took refuge from / stotin under
. tree, which ~as struck BY lightning.
Tho Memphis 4. railnehe estimate. tho acre.
80 devoted 70 cotton planting In the Southern
elAtss this year n = his. ono. against i, 4S5. O0
In 1875, aud e,vSs, 0V0 IN ls7a.