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pany and In this way relieve the road Of its present EN-
barassmeDt. No part OF the bonds. under the $1,000
600 mortgage recently authorized he said had hcen
sold and IL the intention Of tho directors II uOSS
be no, 20 sell any portion OF them until they could dis
pose u them at par It was, OF course impossible %
say at might TOye % be necessary, but at present
the intention TO them only collateral IN se-
curr- loans, until something their real value
could be obtained than they would bEg IN tho market
at present. As 10 tho change the Board Of Directions
hr. Knight said Phadelphl capitalists had contributed
largely 10 the relief OF the company aud IL was GER
taily only reasonable that thCy should desire TO
have something TO say about It's manaee-
mCnt. He expressed regret at the resignation OF 1r
Jou-ton and said that his own election 10 the Offices o!
II, d.nt until recently entirely unexpected. He
haa enough care already at home bat Mr. Johnston and
the other members OF the board bad press nir 30
earnestly ept Office that he could not decline.
Mr. Knight is at the head Of large sugar refinery in
Philadelphia is President of the Gcarfuty, Trust ard
Safe Deposit Company Of Phadelphia ana also Ircsi
formerly director for number OF years of the j. ms
sy.yJu!a Railroad MI. JOLHsCn not present gt the
meeting OF the board owe. Which Mr.. Knight presided,
having LETT tic Office Immediately aftcr Che meettng OF
the LchIgh and WilEesbarre directors IL was stated,
however 10y Mr. HrIght Mr.. KIoI, and others that De
would continue mcuher o. tie Board Of Directors, and
would probably take active part in bringing the road
Of It's present embarrassment. lie has been Ircsi
dent Of the road % stated, ing the past .
owing to the fact tntt Mr ku- is q resident Of P!
ad phiG ami that he has large Interests IN hat city,
was Gou ht Yesterday that to change in management
might result in Of tba principal office, oi tho
company from this city. Mr. haght stated last evening,
however that no such change was contemplated
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
LAST scEyE ora Gahhr rrroaN F1HcE
Ir-n - Nnl-ur


II always gives as pleasure to CAL the alton
tnu fh- 9: uifl,.f Who united with fh" Ants iILula t
faction year ago o. The Icsul,s oi turr moYcUrrt l'
tIty gradually develop tLcusriyct IhH moNrfa,ut, J.
v'l h,. frlUrmu. fpd. dr.t t'cd net 'nly t-u'''
60 bo..' krIy. uui n-uIu,t lIniulnj htl ur.U iDt
people. We were '.ll. La. NHt"l 'Iufi t" I'D lr
'uao." HuI EH,.sEi..ut through secret Hoti'.i.- ai
B4--.s' .uU W'Ir COINS Co. aar TIC power MO- th't
D.,u i.ui. .au destroy il'ir ru ml-s root 'ut hfHr
Tor t.r purP.-c ui Hrcuup. sIus this good WORN N'
wtr. 4uyIrI lo JON cY,Ip "! -'u .n,u Ahui lam
many Han bai ju.-'d l4r' oi, "r account o' t'il
f'.a,y luW pg G.ubtiU I,gdtpuDE, Jud to Nt'c iDF
ticket cot up hy 'i.,, popular iaVuriuh aHl iiu~ r
.'r REGULAR iIuLuuF Nominations, Wr'l 'i ". ,fI
rrr V.ry good. ". d,,u'd Ia H,c.Ht tL.'
..,ttt ON hu' street. many ,.oi n.opi" ud 'r'ri To
fhl movement r,iuf '''. 1907. Dr- '' Tie th.i-
TaH,ulf. ticket ... tfiuuph'uty elected. Nrd u1"
what h.- o.. f.-l.i nr'H' If- " Iu--" Kelly Do .I
ialr il bite tAr iu-i Hl- the " orc Har power d -ep
p.4I.I .r It....l, l!.H br.n pu...u dosIt 10. o..
fuf So tlIut- v.f.h vr w'r" prH.II-'d Lave come 20
pa--: bat -om.truy ha. happened 1f hHd which 81
-...s tr i,.t ..t.. 90 t.,it moral zii. I.I i't 'Ir
81. iapu-h -Iu.it have supposed jtF 90 ld N' 81
ls. known talt No. ans EoiuE tD j." p'L, "nl b'' Dr. ".
IaInfltrg. NT' tF Ir % t. .i""l hI ~ i.'-d .'' '
II.Ilp t.u AuNI IlIanany D. pu's -,rd 'i t'"u-I"'i
10. lui.I IuNr.. i.,.- laut q uu., De- i"lI 'i'
ast 1Ils .. .uui !. tud trg"fIr .iA ihr pu' q. .r
,iru Iu to 'Gr-. ti. .Ft -r.u" ~ ihr great l''"'
f.i.r siI.h .,i.I,'- 200 uuluu az I.t.uiiN d A-t
Iaum.I, f.i t, t.-.D - iar siIiIs '- see arc l'rI '
.r Afplu 20 IfIurNt .p tlr ut-, OF ryul .r'i i'i
IrD,a. 80 IS F. I .Ir. bout tNutiNt0 10 Autl-."h
o. ulIiy ANA ilD i,iI..ILirf q" i'nnHI' Hti'
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.NIKRLED.

ADAMS -ENNIS-OU Monday Oct p 57G az the residence
OF the irsc- parents by tLc Rev. VIM ". Taylor %. d.
KuUs Adams OF biOJAyn 10 Adelaide H. daughter Of jOhn
Jay Iu-Is p tAls Guy
EERgINE- -KCWE-on Wednos sday Oct, {, at Pine plainA
-. by Rev - 70. T. X. ham. EOlgrt T. Berthe 0f sac
&,mes0 u COIao ", taughter OF Amos Rowe OF ilne
Hams
DREW ACHE SayhrCOk. Coz n. wednesday, Oct g.
~ no residence of thD brides NE ttr by ttc Rev j. T.
Hod d. lrluk H. Drew OF s9!oH Conn, Isabella Iyos
Beach.
DE WOLF-DENEIS0N- Tuesday. oct B. 1916 At tho
residence NJ tc Dor Ges parents, ~ e Rev. h. Camp. H..
Clarence Dc VOL % Toledo Ohio. Mary b. daughter Of
Ch4s. ii. I.uL4-Ju OI Brooklyn, J.. I.
AlEAD-DDUoLho5-AtN New London Conn Thursday.
oct 3, 1t. Jgryss opal Church. ly the Rev. v
Il. Buctin-ham Geo b. cad ir, 0i BieWa ers oimT u
Brook yu y y, 10 MJI1 C., daughter of Joseph g Doug
l.-s esq, Jl tne former place. 10 caf-A
PRf NTlgE-HI CELIN-On Wednesday. oct. g. at no
r,cnc, Of tho taos motAe- 10y he Rev. Dr. h. >. Ban.
grYii - -tt.N Prentice g. Ity BUckin dauci.0r Of
the Itt David T. Lamu"H, esq. 10th Oi Brooklyn, L. l.
Ri. KISS -TEVEN ,pA on Wciuc.day evening Oct
20. Mays tluIr. Yu, by the Rev. ID. v NJ.
hnor b. Do Nj. Cas-. = Reckless or Etd h1uk, y. Jy
and Mos GuitIuay us., lt.r Of Ida ai StoVeu
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
An Notice, or Narrqgr, must be in4Or,od Wi@ fsH
name 1Ud lLfre,c
szs.EIrS>s S>ss2ssRz7
IjIED

DIED.
ULT-S-At South Wareharl Macs. :. Frederic " Bliss
- YEAR, 0"J OF " aa l.. and Elizabeth Fearing
fuucr. at saturday Carriages will
NEE. morning train
DELANOY-on wednesday oct 1. Arthur A. Delaney -on
1Le uucfG VIII taxi racg o. II' 40 ~ CCuck from tho
r,d,nca of Lis parents At AaUmoacck, ~ Carriages
Forty second a.
rpyGLAs-At Copskc y. Y. on Tuesday morning. oct s.
Ine friends Of the famly aro invited 70 attend his funeral
late rcsd,uc,, so ~ Fntlaee, on Friday after
noon st o clock
GRsENE-on Tuesday evening oct g. Carr b. Greene. in
Frcaos Of the family invited attend his funeral
o'clock fuiay from lis atc Residence, 50 West W ash
lugtOn square
Albany papers please COPY
MAcY-Cn Gfth aay puh month oct 81. Josiah Macy r.
F.i,idT ,,5 family aud those Of father william H.
Macy, invited Co attend has funeral from his late
oaNl morning a. i' oyl,'s ,.rcll l.- loT WoCid"a
- Il IA. irOm Grand Central Depot Tor relations and
friends
MAKyEN-At woodstock. Now rrmsw'ck 3 N. A.. on
MDuisy. --pl -j hHIt Drrt.,l Nfry,L. daughter u
Charles Mari II Hc.4s'ock -af s-.-r " Mrs Simeon
baldwin OF his v.
MoORE-oc, o. 1876 Iohn Moor, ;h5 Nsth var - his
rc'ayc. and eur, OF the family aro invited to attnd
the unor-' .u BIZ lac rrsdcIce. No. 50 West tUrty
uLtust, on 8 .iur, d'r .Io Ia inst, at y. NJ
PAFF-Oct. 4. roi4 -I. T4l aged ~ years
relatives amt fclds OF tho auy requested without
Wlct7t. ira. saturday afternoon the 7th !usL,
at - O'Clock. '.'ua.1s tin'r g. Gree Ewood
RfCuARDS-In Drucs~n s.t &: sarah C.. wife Of Daaicl
W Richards anc tl -h.r of 90. .ic NJ B. wentworth,
Relatives and ir1nds Of tho a, are invited 20 attend
tr fron be late Icsd,rce No 10 Ross Brook.
yu on saturday afternoon, 1th INST. ~ o'clock.
sNITH-On Thursday morning oct .. Faith r., youngest
po,i,yes and reads are invited 20 at-d The funeral mis-
Fuday lt O'Clock itom 2UI Vast llhlty .aiXihaL
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maintained It, Are they reiormsrsi Tildcn was among
them all the time"
In their perplexity and poverty the Demo-

maintained IT, Are they reformsrsi Tildcn was among
them all the time"
In their perple1ity and poverty the Demo
cratic papers have been harpng story that Con
gresham Martin Townsend had been snoering az re
formers IN general and at Mr. Curtis IN parhcuar MI
Townsend took the opportunity just before introducing
Mr. Curtis the other night Troy, TO make th- niue
explanation concerning their relations; Oiten III inc
dark days we have taken counsel together ana a"a's
with pleasure and satisfaction 20 me. some persons
have supposed iratons have broken out between
u.s. have never Ia any speech uttered Wofu ~ Is
parnpement of NV Spccted frCnd True, slsiihcI
different candidate for Presidency iTom the enc he
did. but We differed without dsa agreeing - nae llsI
10 lis opinion and had UgLt 20 Iulnc Nt4thtf oi s
succeeded. But man was hnHlY stltclcu Ul on, Vd'u'
a man who is 70 be the next President Of the Ohl'eu
States"
The Democrats are insisting that Senator
Conng was as careful 10 ignore Gov. Hayes as Mr. sey
mour and Senator Koan seemed TO be to ay0id all men
ton Of the Democratic candidate 7hc Rochester U"'o"
ays: In Senator Conlng's carefully prepared essay
he tells Of a great many things oud talks Of great
many persons In the of the latter We have -t Mat
thew and Mr. Polk and 1c johnson. and Nj Tyler ana
Lincoln and President Monroe. and Calhoun. ana MI
Buchanan and Nj. Pierce some OF them m,nuchei re-
peacdly-bu not single mention Of the name OF Hayes
or Wheeler, or Morgan! This might he construed -
purpose 10 speak Of dead hut not Of the living That
theory however, rails the ground when we read Grant
Gen Grant over and over Gli SEE him and his Admin
ttCiui The tng thC icTdN tonking dcltS w " ~
handle Hayes at carefully LiuEed nncef tbus rs o
Governor of Ouio, aud put Na'clcr - d- Ni'I , livl
dricks IS tho citizens named for tho Vicc-Pes-
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
LATEST SIR NEWS.
fFor other Sh,D Se,os So. second PaJ..I

GFor other ShlD NsicS Second PAR.
ARRIVED.
Steamship or DOMINION. alker ohlOId city p0in, ana
with ndac. and 70 Old DO1au.ou steamship %
steamship NHtUcY Iaucti, bOst0n. WA masc aod
pass. MetIapOiau 5tcd uSliU 60.
steamship CidonI, Kelly tIchr0nt Ciiy font ami NOr-
OiF with u'se. % Uiu Dominion ateanaiipto
ship iraBqltbar lof IchH 0nd. Ac WItefh0use. Ham
burg 81 itys. llh smpty barrels.
BARK salons lNorl TbJgesen. lpswch Aug Is. IN bah
last
Barh Escort () B0stOd) Carver, Manila May 20 with SUI
sAlIFr.
steamships IsTng io- Hamburg state Of PENNSYLVANIA.
fnr GllssO": AlIs iOr hspiNai cit. OF EeNioTk. Tor
mona. snip Ella n,Ne. Fraaclaco tlr "a H. Or
Dunedin H. 3D. over ioI CieniuesC3 brg f. MerfyIlan,
Tor PerIanOuco.
ALSO SAILED.
stesm'hp Alb marlr f,r ewc-; 3h;p Ne Plus Ultra for
Ie,BdO. ilh.m. fGr LOncJni pcno. ior "a
for ST. CrC1 Mcul0ta iyr Ec II dA. Urg habOO.
tbI Ia4uafTa'
NIND-SdI. Ct light, r n. p. cloudy.
ItREIGN POifS.
FATEFa POINT Oct. 5rIe steamship Ontario, from LV-
o'pdOl irrvco here at A. 10.
DOMESTIC PORT,
BALTIMORE Oct. J.Afryer, stciiashiD5 Raleigh Onyor,
from Wilmington; Ni land. nom NUH-l0sf; hichafd Hll
INK PIAltcip!la hara AspuWGl, n $50 JaICTO.
i4w.cntc i,J- ton l.. N RfUn,, Or lurn Florence
FraukII, itr Fula riHha b Tss Brothers, tT Bremen,
fiuacesae Ifiis- lAOi.l, i'r Quee siOW scnr L. -.
ri h. OI BJOn odOi. s,cdHo.iD huIBDefg bark aAiy D
q 7IoN Oct j.-Arriyoa. seamshus william ane from
Baltimore, Latiiesn4Lc, iiOm fniaac!yla scir Ponecr'
PBilADg. rfnA oct 5.-Arrved. si,3ushius Peraomen.
irp'. J. =. onlV 10. trfcuto kfd-an tOi
bark An1-s from B.LI. Hattie Paige nom Boston,
AUH' IS. DaEsll. i.n nchHOu- C.eaIe, tcaHshps LIAR
BamDir Esri PctrO, Tor Low oatJf 81 ah iOr Dao-
lIn. ueca, lei I.eia.'
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
NEW-JLREET lhNTRlL.
JOHN TAYLOR JOHNSTON RESIGNS.

JOHN TAYLOR JOHNSTON RESIGNS.
EDWARD G.. KNIGHT or FuLApEfruIt iL-~cEp
PREsIpENT-EfECr UPON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
or Tug NEW OFFICER.
New-Jcrsey Central furnished Wall-st. with
another .cusgtou yesterday hy she announcement carly
in the afternoon hat IL, President john Iayor john
ston had resigned and that his place had been filled 10y
the election Of Edward G. Knight Of Philadelphia New
jersey Central stock opened strong per cent higher
than the closing figures Of tine preceding day and during
the hour advanced AZ per cent Before news of
the change in the official heed Of the road had reached
the street however, the price had declined about per
cent the h chest figures OF the morning. The an
nouGccmcnt of the change followed by another
adyancc, and the stock finally closed ~ 3sia5is per
cent better than the closing sales Of Wednesday ani 1884
per cent above the lowest point reached lat Saturday.
Inquiry at the Office of the company confirmed jhr
report of the change. SdmuD Knox, the Treasurer oi
the company, stated 10 TRIBUNE reporter hat at a
meeting OF the Board Directors h.ld early In thc after
noon the resignaiions OF sIr. johnston aud Adam
Norrie, a director had been received, aud that Mr..
Knight who WAS recently elected mc;ubcr of the
Board Of Directors. had by unanimous vote been
chosen President of the company. r. 4. comfy Prrsi-
crrtcd member OF the board 10 an 'hc vlcanc, occa-
stoned by the resignation of Mr. Sorrie Mr. Knox
os Mr. Johnston. 4 meaiing Of the B5ard of
Directors Of The IohiRh and NilEcsbarrc Cpti
COMPANY Immediately fopwcd the adjournment Of the
meeting of the directors oL ne New jersey C"n.ral a
which j. H. McCleary Of Philadelphia, formerly Prosi-
dent and principal owner OF the Honey brook Coal Com
plny, elected inriD6cr oi The board II b. under
sood that Nr. Comfy Is ilsO Intimately connected with
thc Iehsh and Wlkc-barrc COMPANY subsequently u
meeting Of the BOHrd OF Dittces Of Tie Cent raj
was held at which Nj. Knight presided. IL was afcr-
ward stated that nothing more than Informal talk
over The Affairs of the ROAD took place at this cling
Mr. Knight said TO a TRIBUNE reporter that The hrst
object Of the new management would be To reduce, u
nossible tho expenses and the mo adopt such
a..
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
5ucaG! Noiices.

Actual Reform in IishtinR Heaiing, and Cooking by
GA~ GASOLINE. OF OIL
Latest mpIoyemc Its sLoHn AZ bAI!l LET1"s FACTORY
DEPOT Gl3 Brodaas, eN.Iolk.
Burke, Huii .ty aud Felt Has ready 1T popu.
lar prices, pa Broadway, Park Bank Bui't's
Patents, Tradcma Tils &c,
secured Ga iird states .orrl.u countries
ARTHUR v. BlIE-EN'S PATENT AGENCY.
2jH broadway tGa York
references send Tor book fIIrtiOps.
Grand Republican Rally lad Banner Raising. under
The auspices tle NuUtg Mems ltepunl Association
oi the Eleventh moy District, % The CORNER ~
FItttTllAFE. AND TWENTY ElCIifi 81. TIL
tltl1ayl EVENING. OCT. 6, AT O'CLOCK. Hon. KNOX
MrAFl T. Will preside.
Addresses by IIou. JOHN OAKEY. Gen. GEORGE W.
PALM EK, aud others All are invited.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06

Pos,-Oiice Noticc.-The FOREIGN MAILS for tbe week
eudur SArU RDkI oct T. 1876, Will c's ~ ,nls once
on ~ H>DAY Al ~ M ior EgroPe per 'I@s1p SyS1g p
D. sIramsnip Algrria Queeusto"ni 9h u - "a u
al 1880 a. NJ Europe per sIetsu' w
plvrogth Cherloar aud Hamburg On "a MA !, -
iaO NJ for Europe, por seaMsaP 'i,,yS - 80 ETsTes
,,,r I-o,,p.,oufr,cc lor Scotland 1tLAlls dIi fIhS"
=, H. bv tLis steamer must be -peealS !dhes1i
and NJ q r. in fur scotland drct per & ~ ,: .
au'' - Gt,-'.y. ,,1 az 40 f0t france bitNs poi
t,nais va iasre anG at 80 ui lol euf9PS
aig'la s,tr oder via southampton arc Bremcn. IN,
Pr ns Wyogins, Algeria aud Bniannc wll not tahs
1.nnInrk sweden. and Norway The mails t0r ~
u fnies via bermuda and ST. 1hom&s, van leave rev
49, OF % The mails for Chlna &C. wlu leave san fras
lo.e Tov The mails for Australia &c, WIZ leave -
CISCO ~ NV ori II A. L. JAMES 4
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
e.. ,.aa,... .,,,o T,,,cIo J,mmy Williams would
CONDITION or MIR. CLEVELAND.

Mr.. John +. Cleveland disappointed his med
iol sttcpdnt. op Tuesday when they d!d not expect
in IN ,rvtve I'm. ngbt since then hc has fingered. a
porcnly AT the point OF death until yesterday morning
when light Improvement IN his condition became per
ceptble It IS too early yet 10 regard It - pen'h',
gain but he s at least comfortable although 10 al
aupearaaces still very near death.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06

There pr3uyeiy gTOand whatever for the ridiculous
d contradictory claims orta Oy u the sewing
machine c0mpanictuat tcT particular machines have re
,cve higher honor than others The awars all OF tne
saIa. crao aGI exhibit prouOGECod best OF t oas
iuagcs' iepori- yet PUBLISHED will give the special
Of each exhibit Tire Wlcox Gibbs automatic
machine has taken ali the h0norj OuttBable.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06

The old-csrablished firm OF CHS1hl " l,ola,
iaiy having been Dissolved by the deAii o Sloonl,
the business. i0cE. Xiures. and sOI WIZ 'o 80, a.
moderate capital can secure business ptthS 9a nhn't
some profit. For particulars Apply az l'o "''' ''''
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
Hor. T1To,fAs ADAMS.
PASSENGkRS ARRLHED.

FROM KINGSTON, JAN, &c.-fn s'sgDa3di7 CiJrfbs oct
5.-Mr aId Mrs. t1eaezer d. Bl'sti. ati c1ltr' 20 n
Iilwelm3n. rpnC amt fGvari 8ussnel 10 eph
ltOul, Ferlutbd Sc at2. ID. L. De lp-a, Wc chli On
aid Ssrydb. SanGe Gov, - 9irs. Jane B-JWD.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06

Ts advsTinges derived from renewing and preserving tho
nli sOYi Jr,i mo iIG bc rpyrC.ag0 by
Uio IHaoHls .sR EAiA5. U Ull4ond i. as Tie one
lrICe certain 10 pIrase the most ttsllOu5.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
step by step

The house Of A. RANoND Co. have Dfrntatcd themselves
;he hearts ho puaBc, until their Ctaug Eatlbish
ncut conner Fulton haa the
most fashionable citizens.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
MIDNIGHT WEI rHLR REPORT
GOVERNMENT PROBABILITIES.

For the South Atlantic and Cult States, fall
ing barometer, southeast 10 p utl west winds. ana
vr -iIs~. partly cloudy cloudy W"att'r viii prevail
Win rain areas in tine former auI possibly in the af
fOr NE Eiddic GHd tdstcIH f1ss iGbidig Jdti"g pa
'O7icfer cdsriy 10 SJ1fUesig rf.. incrcdsHG ~ bk
Gd profanity high, aHd wa1ner, cioHdL. SuceecGd Jy
IlIr
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06

A young man in Jersey City vas urged to
marry but he replied: don't see IL. My father hab Il
single man, anu Le always g9t along well enough"
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
Reform.

The electors 0f the CITY oIk irrespective Of their
views O. National and state polio uh0 dee
honest hu efficient administration rs
WHO lcoye that oljec; surely De- attained
t.It the election OF ANDREW II. GREEN tho
OiC. o. Mayor invited 20 meet d Cooper Institute
tJ. H.t.N EVENING. Oct = gt o'clock, tH sIch
' " ,Npesicu tOr thC purpose II nominating and
p..,. trr r nat O.fco
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
STATE OF NEW.YORK.

RTPU BLICAN ChTPATGE. 1915.
UEADQVA ETERS REPUBLIcAN STATE COMMITTEE,
FIFTH ANESUE HOTEL. &AW-YORK
FRIDAY GCf. Is
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06

The rise ~ Ec curve " pressure continued durn' the
early part o.: yesterday decline began IN tine !aitcr
part TIE prrorutarc humidity IN Co r Eas irrrea al
.'uce the l.ht rains OF yesterday morning The cpLd
tius show ut tlr storm p.'ut;,d for the Latter part OF
a." week low :rWd'y appealing. bat tlcic ls 300
cridcrs" fllt ii VIII hc ~ unusual Ni" nee
For this city ana yiru.' clou, FOL owed v" rain a
Indicated ur tp-Iy. The storm /. not likely ~ ij'i over
saturday, aud fair weather ON sunday s probable
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06

Somebody must lift up Manton Marble. He's
going out OF sight AGAIN with much rapidly
Democrat
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06

W LII 4 ~ " u llliNt
WILLIAM ~TEtNWAY,
IL. X. TuUREER.
DAVID BABlDt X,
HENRY A. CRAM,
GEORGE ". LANE.
WILLIAM A. BOOTH,
+. :. WINSTON.
HERMAN UHI.
JOHN II. HERWOOD,
HENRY HANEh!ENEA
r. h. MCCt EDN,
JOHN ". AMBROSE.
ROBERT o. CORNELL
WILLIAM B. OGDEN.
al ESll CIAUSEH, IT,,
WILLIAM ". SMITH,
JOHN O'BRfEN.
A. d. +. RANDOLPH,
HENRY W GUERIA,
and several thousand others
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

no I---uI 1a-1n--0".-
t11- H la- Tic central horizon 81 rn,s s
b- ss'l- hgt " t- nslry
fh1.- N1 ft. curved h1e s entirely tl % ri
--rr-r n-h ant tur sana'r ah-r n,r '" 20 1p'r
p urtH -l'rrig
rer'n-t The ,,ne Of itI arah o. 1lsa'ri b' go @ "1t
.if f.l y
l.'I7 tIr OF urc''an a f
af .hs from HH. .II
Itorr p.I - la4i. .sa1y 60 lelllnt Nrl'h-fi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-01-20

Waiting = falling "a gare as -
Aas h0w pct 70 wAaA f&asels The
eloah IN he falIiag mil Isy ia loaE
tfu0Eh shero. lAihc3 "a Joke wArm
vaief. Il was tiaPptI gcsily back and
forward against board, unth sufso
ienily thickenei feF tie seat process.
Ths cloth wss gradually pressed for
ward from the trough ID large folds -
aste keep Il vet n 8ansels are
wAshed quickly ia water as bot a. tie
hAnd caa bear. then shaken a second
iime and hung % dry without delay
they vii lAs, Ter years withou, shrisk-
lng q FILLING One difieul,y remains
which i apparently insBrmouBtAble in
accomplishing This very desirable re-
sult, The bachelor who pays Sl2 q
pair for bis anicrvests Is at he mer.
y Of Bis wasaerwoman a4d doesn't
see hoW be can help A.msef The
lady 10 in similar coalition Of help.
leesncss. and dare not interfere with
The autocrai Of laa washlub The 40
tocrat l. conservative aud wants nc
new notio4k, and so the delicate fan.
acls. iI,ssh and soit Ia the autumn. be.
oone leAiher.like aud stiff before the
spring. aud only ft TO be given away,
that convenient form o. disposing o.
worthless garments nioknamed CHAIR
lty.l II some heroic feminine sou
would try 10 experiment. say on ba
by's shirt. the satisfactory result
might end 10 a reform that would glad
den her husbands heart, now helpless
~ throbbiBg under the strait waistcoaI
d sbranken flannel, into which he
thrusts himself with more and more
difficulty as the days go by.
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