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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-23
THE COURTS.
DUNCAN. SHERMAN 81 co.
,rrIR CoUNsEL's EXPLANATION OF THE MOBILE
AND ONO RAILROAD SUIT

,,rrR coI-NsEI;S EXPLANATION OF THE MOBILE
AND ONO RAILROAD SUIT.
ro,,ort of n suit against the Mobile and
,sio Railroad printed yesterday, without giving TIE
rt i'm which t is brought, states that IN 1898 trust
al WIS executed to Morris ketchum ana others TO
,,ro q proposed loan Of $6,OO0OGO that during Inc
- If secession aa Alabama Court removed Mr..
hi, the Surviving trustee, on the ground that he
~, oI,.,, enemy and appointed other trustees; that
,,,i,, Eutc, Duncan induced Charles Walsh, one oi
a. +,,s t,.tees named by the Alabama Court, to re-
-, ,,1 then on that resignation rot the other two
,..,,- ~ resign and procured the appointment OF
S,.,ls Walsh and of himself and his partner. a. I,
7,,o,t "a trustees; that under this arrangement Mr..
I., has ,nda avorcd TO secure his father, Alexander
Irr..p r certain claims the read by delivering to
him coupCns On these bonds which il. claimed are first
and that Duncan and Elliott rs trustees nave
begun foreclosure suit against the roHd ana u4a MI
asks the usual relic, Of discovery and receiver un'h
on brl1 81 Nh Duncan. It is stated that lawyer Of
this city is the author OF tie punIcat'oh ne nn!o
person who is named rs the ilalln NoIIa d, Cnyu'
has not c3ny OF It. The lawyer referred 10 'S
made persistent attacks ON Duncan sherman %, ana
ssn,,iaIly ON NJ Duncln. He one OF me moving
parties in the United states Court IN inns CIV VINO Mti
defeated in tn, il aompt to set Gse the a9uHcd'oh o.
banSrptcy VINE tu'.t PioSe Tls NJ ~ in Ills NH
Instituted proceg t.osi % =" ~ ,t ~
lc!on-ln Mobile. in the United STATES Circuit Court I"
remove NiCsSrs DHucau AMI Elliot nom thtf Once Is
receivers; the pIoi.,Gms nsn5 ] in ne CITY Of
New-Yuik or it, sicbO hood, VINO claimed 10 ne me
Loder OF 10000 worth Of bonds In that proceeding MS
default was taken and lie ordered by ~" Circuit
Cont TO pay costs personally just as that was s
n,.rd nj h. apucareG in Mobile and applied 10
1ourt for leave To fle Oil ON behalf OF Morn
Kctchun and the only action the Court mas taken ON me
Sniicct il 20 Give him leave file bill. Without copy
of that complaint being in the possession q. MIR. k''cE
aud without copy having been served upon MI Duncan
what processes - lie approximation OF its contents 4
puhlished in Ncw-NOr, That l. TIE FIRST MiuImJtlu"
that Mr.. Duncan ms counsel here has "h aHcd Of ic
contents OF thr bill The DJtJCr % the Mobile and ONO
Railroad Company has nothing to do with the Affairs o
Duncan. Sherman Co. Mn Duncan, receiver, Is act
INK ~ an officer OF hC United states Court ana under
pr1tCetOn Mr.. Kotchum does not claim TO b. bond
holder.
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LUMBER FOR THE DOCK DEPARTMENT.

In the suit of James Biglcr against the City
of NcYor, which has been trial for some days be
fore Judge Lawrence in Supreme Court Circuit the jury
yesterday found verdict foT plaintiff The suit was Tor
lumber furnished to the Department Of Docks which wac
accented by the inspectors ana for which certificates, IN
accordance with the contract, given by the super
intendent of Supplies and Repairs. The ciiys dccns"
WAS that the timber not according TO the contract
and the certificates fraudulent. On "a motion 20
dismiss complaint Judge Lawrence held that To de
feat the plaintiff claim fraud in obtaining the Ger
ticatcs must be shown, ana under this ruling the de
PENDANTS declined to up to the jury. The
submitted on the Judges charge alone which was 10 tic
effect that inspecting officers cert tcdtcS were con
elusive unless they fraudulent ana the fraud l.
any. must he proved Icy tine city 20 overcome ne
strong presumption that It's officers had done their duty
The jury found plaintiff the iuii amount claimed
S74i74 s.. EnO"h l.. Fancacr and William Fullerton
or plainR; William C. Whitney, Charles Z. Miller ana
James VI. Smith Tor dcfenCSn..
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THE COUET OF APPEALS.

albany, March 22.-In the Court Of Appeals
Wednesday March ":
No ll-fATCIId Embellishments resumed anu
concluded.
No l6-GTaves agt Stewsrt-Passed. ,,-
Pastei.
no 2o-Beuiatnn Hall admir- &c. respts agL The " " q
n H. T. X 20, ap cit ARGUED by Ed"aTd HARM i'i
AVgtlt j. u. MdfjInCae for rcsp'ts. ,,- L. ..,
No z0Feter LTUnner Tespt. aGt. Henry Meigs Jr anu
~ ulstee- &C, appetsArgued Dy JOnn j. MAcklh ioi
'pyeits Osborne l.. Bright for Tesp'ts. ,, =. =,
cN1 z-Ellen Cochln, sdmrK. &c, appGlt ag me ~
y H. H. X. Il. Co. respt-ATgued by Ohm G. STRONG ioI
HPd u a. i. LauIiug for Tespts.
rIvciAlnsi0n male and The court ADJOURNED ~ TO-
Ne following the calendar of the Court % Apea oI
thursday, March 23-NOs ~ r. -. 10 50, 40 as, AZ
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIvEEPooIh seG,shp h1g,ng, Marg r1ma,
81 III. %icb"IaS CaryalO. campbell and infant NIB
au, eu The RI Hon Hugh G. J. ChdcI NJ y, Az, ~
t;enrye and Mrs. C. H. u
Cnrur,r A Corrca, Don Ia aHd nan ser'a l. w,
u, E,tritos MI and Mr. Lyman Knapp and clld' w :;
Merriam Lord and Lady Milton cnllIeh "" nIi az
,nr"ts. + NOlT John II. Nichols, Nj ana nls - J.. -,
goNoa.trr pI.lIn Iaeb ,tagIaye Hon. and MIS- J. VI.
. Iii H. b Synngtpn Mr. ThaTwl; 6 L. h1i'-s' iiS'iS
IIlden, r., Mr.. ana " "dlz'I' i''""'' ''' -
Ctatta Matthew Bell
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. THE HARLEM MURDER.

In the Court OF Genrdl Sessions yesterday,
Recorder Hacket presiding, the counsel of Thomas j.
Bartel against whom indictment had been found for
the murder of Mrs. Mary Freeman, at Harlem, on s..
Patrcks day asked extension Of time in which -
plead Tile request granted, ami Monday March q
was fixed the day which the Prisoner should ieai
tn he nd
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PART TiI-GOErr j.

TIE PREVAILING Epidemic. -PaterianlllIas
,ii-rr,I Ia Uncle IOnn. vino las called % ash iht
yn,i,y ue1lr 10 dine, and 90 to the play y: Wei,
vote rather sick house! Fact H. we've been HhhI
,od Jcai lately Matilda has damaged her hnee-cap
rre has got black eye aud lost some al her terlh
George has spraincd his wrist and Fred IN Del WIN
c,,uuliuutrd tract" Servant at tie upjD: 'DI'
Sujinirr. mum - lTsblcau !l-lPunch
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DAY.

judge Spauding fled Dec 90 1875 the pres
entlnOton Tourney agt. McG uire-Order vacated.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

CARRYING THE
UNITED STAT rs MAIL.
I'll steamers of tins Line take tho Lane Routes
nv iieut Many T. X ", going south OF the bahA on 'n
W 80 ne u on, all the wear round
p"I DRTATIC. SATURDAY March ,, al D. w.
HAI,IIC SATURDAY. Apru !. al IL A. IN
ETPijBLIC, SAT- ADtY, Apnl y M ~, ~
GFHMANIC. sATI RDaY. April D. AT ~ " III
CELTIC SATURDAY. A nj - ~ > y, ~, W, o., MONTH
FROM THE WHITE STAR DUH riEn U.s. -'
RIVER. L. an, in ar
ssloou smoking anu i,htn
fooms are placed amdshipS where the NOISE , y
tanable at sea "a, ~oo .,a sIoo xo,d Return Tickets
a, n sorshe terms steersge, s2s ,,,. ,,i, Of thu
cempanys omesa NO. o. R j. CORTIs. Agent
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. ,,... 500 sur sctS....... C.lj Moon T1-es. JOl
gu" ''''' Ul.h WAlEg ms DAI-A. y o. -,
-, ,,o,L IA COWS Island. 63i Hell .. Ferry SZ3
0"H'' i II,H WATER lEIs DAY.. " - d. A..
sandy HOOK. GO COWS IHi"p"''' ~ ' "
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THURSDAY, MARCH %, 1876.
amuefmsrIs.
DOOTII's TiIEATER. LAST TINES
TWO LAST WEEKS
JULIUS CESAR.
7 nIlieel1etiIs.

r. The grand tragedy with all It's spectacular splendors and
Sir. LAWRENCE BARRETT ..,.,--,,,u
MI 4 &. BANGS. and Mr.. T.. L. DANEN PORI,
viii be- VIII 'iivn afcr next weeks representations
WEDNESDAY, MATINEE next week, Farewell BEN
EFT or tir. T.. e. BANGS
THURSDAY hi March 80 occurrence OF the loom PER
FOtNANCE or JULIUS CESAR - .-.l.,,,.,,
49, pri 10, HENRY v, and return OF MI GEOR'E
ElGNDiD
EHlCkERING HILL TONIGHT.
< CHARLES ROBERTS, JR,
In Humorous and niagJc Readings, assisted ny tc roman
quarrel and MI g.. Will, 49,, 'f""i-t l' ~ o. ah"
10 cents. Ponds 30 mon square aud lb2 Brnad"ay
HHICKFRING HAIL. BULOW REClT Ms.
Y IO-DAN at .. FIN-r EIETHDNEA MA III
CON NarslioH opI, 80 Fantasia, opus y No
ia sonata dua-i fdut ~ 10. = ~ sharp
minor sonata opt. in tn, FANTASIA "ru5l %, Fifteen
yaIil,ions c.! An auc, Lnae On theme oi 'ie S.o-
!" MD r. Wlici 2.Hiifsr BEETHOVEN NIGHT
Won EIIOu VIII play ~ouIC, opus ~ \ MAJOR Snuata,
opps 100 ia y nat l"cntytrr yaatIors ON NaiZ oil
babrli. opus 10 l.ugtIOys!i last |illp NOrh
sATuRuAl-iast G'iloyen matinee;
MONDAY, March 81 lIJEIE NIGHT.
ADHESION, or upiiAR.
rvcI 49, 70 ~r'Up,itIs, - Union square,
and ~ IL aivay Cnckcuug ranoe n,gd by Nol EHoE.
DR. JOHN LORD on
~ EDNj ID BURKE.
associate" Hall, TIT kSDAN ILL.,
Remaining four Lectures, -.
GILMORE. 22d Regiment ArmOry.
" SECOND GRAND Pr0MEEADH CONCERT
GILMORE
and 'l- .? nous
TWENTT-SECt ,B t3GiMENT BAND
~ iIr
ARMORY. Fo"rto, nth g.. near Sixhaycr
ShTl EDAh E.ENINt,
March -, 1873, at o'clock
TcScts. 30 cent. For -aie 40 the door.
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Ocean 6lcIrrcr5
ATIONAL LINE.
rlym r.cr. q nna q. ,o-ln n-Lcr.

TUH IptDDN DIRECT
uDIItNp .I.t .-DAI. Marc. fo. 90. ~.
FOR QUEENSTOWN A%u LIVERPOOL.
ITALY .,air4 .. a. .r Illt.NI a..N.tIl :, SPIN
I,.N tp.1 T. Hig. u.. t't... EIf : ir 1871 90 I
cabin tgssle 400 =.u. CuIvh,y. RETAIN u,E.t- 10
ir.ur,,l Iaf,-
-t.ar. age. SIG Prepaid st'crIr' trLe-
from I.J. ireland aud .,f.lnu go Tie 4oH'st ra'r
.rt,ia - ~ ~ Iuir ~ prices.
Apply % the Company, Office. 80 if"dNaF.
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Goicls.

OATH HOTEL, 80 West St.-Trinsicnt
OF guests good rooms, excellent table all
ycat.ncr- half other hol rates. Open all mig n.
TURKISH tnd Electric Baths connected.
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Situntlon5 Uante1-- ltldlcs.

SlluQilon5 Unllte5-- ltid!c5.
ChRDENER.-A situation wanted, by an
New or. CIV.
GARDENER. SITUATION WANrED-By
~ ur, l., man, rr te,,1ut; thoroughly unlrstlnIS
houses AMI gIlnnref; 0, good VtnpaFaipr
noss ,p,r. ami pciHns rIuiS 'e't city refer
crcr. hitrrt,/ Z, ..'s 90 tl1lh. once.
I,AEDENER-3y p hurried man: with
small family Pg6t'.'lTt understands al about green.
ni'", sgi i'- :, 1Ia y r 'I AGdrss
J.C., rrbuia Up to"u Dticr, 81 Hr'1i"ay.
NAEDINER and COACHMAN.-Understauds
AMI cows; nj 10 do the sor, oi rclucmanS place;
good rr,i,acc Adar,ss r. PORTER, Box AZ Tribune Once
GARDENER and COACliMAN.-A sober,
II .f', rglr young vans stuat on 10 gardener
al ,a..ran tioi"0ly understand. the railing Of grapes,
a,''r ,r '.s OF NJ kinds; also tS t 81 n"i sgs'
d,iiirs s,c, -to.c . Iulton-,t.
GARDENER and USEFUL.-An English
stand, .i a coll aairl, ont lawns fruuar graft
nt t"", E-, N'-ria1' ga 'iii auu "4l ,ah' tl, ,
a. ioj %,. a9a i'''' references Np'' a" Y-
DOKTER, FIREMAN and USEFUL.-A re-
4 spectacle SMILE man whom We know, Tonld hks pla.t
liz. willing uaAc himself useful furnish refer.
,iyos. Apply :, ODELLN. 100 Wet 3ithst.
USEFUL MANLY Protestant single young
4 man vino eau care 'nd ariye horse ID ,g u Az git , Ts
wor, a.gt place. GOOD monumental ons can at CAR
rENrLR~, 81 les 1tlare. -
WAITER and USEFUL.-A colorcd young
h- nrss cleaning silver teud furnace and @l make
- CO.'S. lDg West ,,lt.st. corn.r OF Broadway.
NlANTED-A situation by young man. a
W tTu...tt 20 yrI- oi age. with wife aud one cIH 10
stand, he bu OF II ,in9 c1u' driving Go,,ss ca eiyc
Narth 45.r Agrl
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Dodr0 ano Rooms.
PeloW Fourtaensn-ss.

Below FoIrtaentn-st.
4 DyEPTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
- l4EF r:LEl NJ WIZ -, ~ c, ~ , iili
~, or ,oS -, W." r,r ,,,, ar me f5l 0fj.i, -
v" 2sNi tii lys,,or one ,lii, ant %''' ' ~ i,
DESPONSIBLE PARTIES wihiuz to make
az aU,rgrn,nis COR ~, c'mIn" -''"a "ii mo '-,,n'
Room ,riia.' FER a6Iirsor part'ra u "a lies aea'r ~
Reference .,,.rar'd
VO LET-ro one or two gcaliitn".a, nicely nj, .,
l@ . 81 ,rg r, NJ ,'. ,@ = J., >. i.a-od "
TENO LEr-Au elegantly furnished SUITE OF
BOOM o." aaiIr!n a.i "i." 'ra par ~ gcgt'"i.rnt
T,iciarot q.ci lot.: r.,, r, c, &c. rccrc.c,,
changed. can q. ,ra.lr,,- Z. y.,.t ,oi,.D
ORR WNRD-A few single gcariom"g, o.
'nri sI rr,. n,r,. E., Of ruur shed At Gj Green
n,hsi.. de- .,'i, h,iUc. .Id t,tl. -m''Ia."
- BOND-ST-Niccly furnished rooms, larEc
IDE EAST llIi,@r Gcwc t,! "a "a ara l 3d. sd
hlD with an m.,.c-, Improvements. $40 private German
West ST.,
4 LADY viii lct q handsomely FURNISHED
ra,, ION nj T. .ri .li ., iaG.,. 81 |c.t i7f
FURNISHED FLOOR two 3ouhic rooms,
viii rT.. -i',' u i,,' =" .I', men 'I 81,
u.s.. o. H,,. ara laroG,, ri'.'nc. EXCHANGED l' West
-TIi-tYE.. I23.-h lr,s, front ROOM, with
, cr rin,rr 1l'b ..,.r rolr. ,iH nnAHp hon. %"d
lib, uur,, eidia.ia.,. .r.Hu". L. =. "N'Ili'
rTll and Gti;-uy.,.-lrr," riclSint ROOM
- lone: ic.r'ac's zen ,.ra. m.,r.'r Is wrsr
s. a2rI ILL., ,J. 5,,. an second
* THIRfI-rjG-r-$T, orposit" Grund
luI. aul con. tI.rls. with 10. "ifIo.t IN .,ias'
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Board ard Rooms Wanted.

1 Young clergyman and wife desire good
y ROOMS lai HpAID 40 private iarh, tn go Il io
eat ~ nr 80. per month Airc,, CLEuDlMAS, Tribune
Up town Oih,. l,2J~ Bru?dwAy.
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z-uVrU GFpUiX LLOYD

" STEAMSHIP IINL BEtW.GN EEWNpEK.
. 50. ~ AAti -, AID BhI-iI..in; ,,,,,.,.
HC-..I. -tgusy. HJr. ',. Aia -Ji tdsH, fTll =
''l / - ll'... N1'urdry
RATS or PAS AGE from y Nv YORK e. sou IIlAMF-
TDN, HA'Ht oE BRlMi.N
FII.SI CABIN. 100 Cp1. So DND tNBIN, $50 gold
sTIIIlAtt. So ruTftutT.
Tickets reduced rates. PTcrId St'raSe 'tiuii-
Gates - CURRENCY.
-" I--."-. I' nI.iL.LCIIe & 90. 2 nnLy-Lne errcn.
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ctrATE LINE.-To GLASGOW, LvcrpooI. Dub

CTATE IINE.-TO UIaSgOW, TINtII"UI 1HU
= In Ielias and Londonderry These hrstelasS iuhI""
cred steamers will sail from $780,, ,...,.,
CLIO" per a. Nortn River-FOot OF Canal g. -, NJ,
OF VIRGIN a
sTA
sTaTI OF PENNSYLVASIA huIsilY ~ - ~
III Il- DA thereafter. First CABIN, SO Sio
end $50 Excursion Tickets. sl2O second ann 10 he
t,rn Ickets $50 htceTAge at lowest rates APP 10
AUSTIN BALDWIN CO., Agents ~ bi4ad"'S' ~ -
~ sILERAGE OFFICE, NO 40 BROADWAl.
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Country Board,

DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY HONE in Il
u rf.a.r family I,rr. - 80 n.cl fur tIu-r wl
are permanent. os Oal,r roy H. NoTs"". Sew Jersey
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These hrstclass -tcainsp %, sal regularly at fro
pier "a. - NUitI !ANcI ~ follows.
Sf,a.I-.I. cot 81. ..-..l I l~bAl, VI tic' -
~ ans ~ CRESCENT CITY TIL k-bhA,A % II.
AccgnmuIa. surpassed. l'I irr Euf ~ passage Iply
william T.. CLYDE & CO.. NJ. EoWhng gree
MnhI.I.LA D.. iINll /. 20. AInmla 10 IIavanA
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DIED STAR LINE.-AppOmtcd tO carly TIE
Ii Belgian and United states Mails
The fOlUHIug steamers are appointed L" san
FOR AN1WLRr.
rnIadcpuJ. FROM sew. oik; ~,
y.DisUi'NND Mar. 4 tSTATF or SENADA.Feb. u
s,init,ia 3 SMIT/ERLAND..... Mar 10
49, pbV,Jeirhi, ~ For New York.
crnt 4ND Mar. SWITZER1AN b. Feb ~
STAT 0ENE HADA' MM'io
PRICES or PASSAGE IN CIRKENCh ,co
First cabin ..... $50 second ca, ~ ,,st rates.
accOnmoda for all classes unsurpassed
For a,,aqe rates o freight and other ino1nat2n Apply 10
TETER WRIGHT ~ SONS. Gen As,ssi,.
walnut ST.. Phila
GEO w. COTTON, ~ Broad ST.. N y.
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XVAITER-In private family, by French c!M \,
man speaking good English good references Cai for
Address ssI 9Th ave. second floor, back room
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Gmusemenls.
TINiON SQUARE TIIEATER.
Manager ......... Mr. A VI. PALMER.
ANOTHER GREAT SUGGEST
EVERY LVENINC

FNIWI INENINU,
will be presented for the first times the Ergshspeah
STAGE ana IN style Of dneNampled elegance ana oNceeu
Nctoen SarOus fastest comedy IA four acts entitled
FTRHEAI
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i FOR CALIFORNIA, Japan, CuiNA, AUSTRALIA
NEW.ZEAIAN BRITISH tbLi NBlA, 80.
sailing from per loot Of Canal 81. %orlh RIVER
FOR ~AN FRANCISCO viz ISL fl II 4 = OF PANAMA.
COLON. lftugy. 81. II no n.
Councctiug for an CENTRAL AMERICAN ard SOUTH
PACIFIC POitIS.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO 10 JAPAN AND CHINA
CITY or PEkIN. 4 80 J. -.-....
FROM san FlANt1SCO1O NICl OltlA, POHI lO"NS
END. TACOMA, PORTLAND Sc, &c.
ON the lOh ami 10Th OF every month
For freight or massage apply al OF Cana At, y. r.
IA T. KIIIAI. superintendent.
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Giluntlons tOau.e0-- females.

Il VINN- II TII'ITT I'''''T'IiI.
grI; vrry inlu-t iiius and good cook vas er and
rpucr. willing and ubigng hJecUn To- the country mas
excellent references, Apply al Mrs LOVES ~ l"tns'
lrfvrtl 81 mi an
Middletown transcript., 1876-04-08
J gtlissllantnus g rtisemep4t|sE,,
AhhI1ER:0E' POPULAR INTEREST.

w. condense/ /ffom the LeAspk xsviis Dc
gunennceof Eonvora1tiun about Oak Hall, In
Philads VI Nsnapaker& & nFown'. LArgeet
Clotn1ne oee IN AMeflcs. - visitor and
Sado Msor WA Sas cofnsf Z ins suiidinr On r,
AHesdosa. South -Ea8 corner Of SKA and
Market !ssn. Psess note s & Sc sixth sor ;cTs
BY designing per1ons .5t 8; e,;.
- i,m ut + PsIssctly colosali Do you know
4. 1900 SQUARE Aeet-es on uarket. and
1870 odd On si1fh, IL stories hish, has over
Sssspi':S ss:: 8 twenty diasssas Sasi' S
". Edo You Hse steam-powerr ..5 4.
A. a giant young engine furnishes power
for the freight and passenger elevators and tho
boilers steam for heating; and the other opera
v. What order do you jaks with soodsr'
A. They are 1rst ope2Eed and arranged in
the basement On long "a cosnfers, and fsken
tof99s of9 sec@ Sn Oh me . the in'pse
"ls inspecting the firs opera&ionf'
A. "No, sir. measuring The goods are irst
% measured In the piece. then inspected. The
light and two men sit one before and one
behind the goods, watching with the eye Of
hawk for the least pin-hole imperfection, and
marking every nav. 50 that the cutter may see
ana ,.s ayoid II when ne comes to cut the gar
!.aYou must employ an any Of custersr'
"A. come 70 our nth dOCe and eee I We
keep 20 hands all the tie cpAing up the cloth
into garments, ,-beside q machines that do
. dozen mems work each e stroke"
VI. v@Do you manufacture Al your own
4. ave DO, and most carefully. Our ex-
aminen inspect every stitch and seam, and
certify 70 every garment a. extra-well made
e. before We put our ticket ON It. and become
.v;.m,Your system must save you . great
a, In every, direction. ar. It ist1l uutem
and economy we practice al - WI through.
aans 1ea5 enable. p r. to put our pr 70 de
Of itr' - - = '"' '.~' os,Soles
A. Before It goes into Stock it d ackeed.
Every single garment has IL number md
other points noted on it. SO that its entire his.
tory can be traced without fail, upon our
"" You must have 50 or 40 salemenr,
a: why sir, on busy days you maIsee 100
IN the various rooms and suites % rooms.
selling TO the throngs Of customers"z
X do you DO an order bud III by mail
A Very great All over the cSdnty. our
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perfect tsyBtem I'D rules of selfme1suts1nen
::ss = s';;:i =: issss's So .: sss =: ~
s,;s.iI: yss bye Y lse.t -. se'..
A. Ny dear dft We have mon than t6galxs
ssen ssasssS r& q osp euans sas ~
v. - win my You M name { iojsn q sodk sasal
A. with pleasure The Custons 0opa1Ss
@sas e. ts0ss xH Sfsssf sS'9
sSs ssI4 COY 81 Ss s !: Sas S essss $ssS!s.
Rns d.e1s sssss's ssss:i & 7ss ssSs
named before; Ihe Spessl Uniso@s psps!t
msnt. The Defiyefy peps1sn1sft W1k -
sSS.s .frold. + M hSYdf sir e11o6rhrss 1 Elao ssf
A. "Im mot kaif tiicukf The ADVERTISING
a|PSn DsRs5t@s1t as9 with r. S, na sa
'slI 'sslIIil a yoas e. seSaa ~!
Department Wifl g many fooGnE I6e I65j
Departmsnt The Youth9 1epastpenta NJ
entrance for .ladiea Iho Teleezsphi ijk6STf.
ment The Chief Clerks Depsrfment. Eifk
It's book k-keepeTs and GIBistantS. Genefd GSn1
agers Department; Einapciers Ones, ana ]
thinking, PLANNING, .exef cutting. buyine, maks,
and IN I thoSsand ~ Joining The their force;
to carry On abusinees With the people amouSf
ing 70 between 100000 and aS6O0O00 an
nIally !" 8
A. Indeed it Isl. / forgot to name de
Cashier's Department, which handle n ES0o
Of retail sales on some single deysr' "a
". &50W! Immensei Tbati what enables
the house g buy cheap and eeIv vcheap1s
,csa,s =; sES.csly ss,ssSy I.,s Yoq 2eys = AZ Z NJ
on low prices and immd 1aiH. yss- -
N"What are the 'yotk 1uLEs' Ihear .
4. "Our system Of business deAline-l. .Oue
price, no deviation q Cash for everything; &
A guarantee proceeding the purchaser; I. 1he
M money returned Il the buyer can't Otherwise
Y. Nothing could be fairer." .. ~
4. Nothing. And the people ZEE it.s
1--WE. r:Wen, thank you. sir. for yoar polite
a; N.tat an It's : pleasure 70 sfss you.
Call again; and be- sure Of the plo4S 4S-Wsner,
maker Browns Oak HAM oQih- -Es.t cor
ner Sixth and Market" NIls assl -
Good morning. Y e ~
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Positively the Best.

D.. Morris Syrup Of Tar, Wild Cherry and
Horehound is. the very best compound ever
prepared, advertised or sold by any person or
under any name whatever-for the immediate
relief and permanent cure of Coughs, Colds,
Group, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and all diseases of the consumptive type. 1t
will thoroughly eradicate these alarming
symptoms in one half the time required to do
SO by any other medicine. 1t is purely vege-
table and contains not particle of opium o.
other dangerous drug. Physicians all over
the. country endorse itas the most eficacious
antidote known for all disorders Of the throat
and lungs. It never fails. Every bottle
guaranteed TO perform exactly as represented
Be sure to obtain Dr. Norris Syrup of Tar.
Wild Cherry and Horehound. Sold at c.
Anderson's Drug Store Middletown.
Middletown transcript., 1876-04-08
Remember This,

Now is the time of the year for Pneumonia,
Lung Fever, Coughs, Colds, and fatal results
Of predisposiiion to Consumption and other
Thcoat and Lung Disease. Boschee's German
Syrup has been used in this neighhorhood for
the pos, two or three years without single
failure to cure. If you have not used this
medicine go to your Druggist. DR.. Cham
berlain, Middletown, Del, or H. P. Baker,
Odessa; Del, and ask them of its wonderful
success among their customers Two doses
will relieve the worst case. If you have no
faith in any medicine, just buy sample bot.
tie Of Boschee's German Syrup for 10 cents
and try it. Regular size for IS cents. Don't
neglect cough to save 70 cents.
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CERTIFICATES:t

Chle ofChriina Hundred % e M ss Aegs1s
Philips Phosphate my potatoes @ and % sase he same ne
Phosphate much ~ s
Of says: assss ks,s
used US M two % tons % Of % your Rood,s and % found Sl
his advantage freely all ssaa aH aEItafa
Mr. j. B. Moore ofsl Creek Hundred says: .s-'@.
vigorous growth and G believe % p esy % sddsd @ 'l ~.
cut S" "s' 'Ao 90
Your satisfaction
liberty 0 my recommending . armr - ~ - '
ap,sssasss says: w s554
fall isa harvested I % S e s @ % R your P0n the
Michael Mullen Ta9eyvias B,sndywi says: @
The Poudre Of the WILMINGTON Poudree any
ny sad q corn
Dunn Brandy wine Hundred says: sq ssse
better TO farmer: am
confident that results will be satisfactory them as they
George Savage ofSew Castle Hundred, astassa %s ar
s g farmers considerably @ % as Ss R "s s IT. % 5 s.s .: s. Within si ,
vegetables large ''s' " mem %
u @ s tons a NJ Peads and the result b, highly satisfactory
used i on truck and the has rEs
h ss s Sss % os o. amy my s $ & ss @ s one @ @ @ 's s
n.!. .ss i e. %: s; 4:
wm Reynolds Hundred says: g d5is 81 sha sf
the cheapest @ snd md s s' f. rpir @ he M
greatly can therefore coasdsas recon-.
mend farmers generally. - ~ - ~ ss-r1ssNss
amul Broaden Creek Hundred. .av.. ga
ned satisfied the result
s sss ~ o % s s % .ss I ;. % DECIDEDLY 1;s: "