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National Republican., 1876-11-16
ron 1Ivvp or LIME

That pleasant and active agent in the cure Of
all consumptive symptoms, Wilbor's compound
of pure cod Hper oil and lime, is being uni
versally adopted in medical practice. Sold by
the proprietor, A. B. Wilbor, chemist, Boston.
Is Your LIFE WORTH 10 CENTS f-Sickness
prevails everywhere, and everybody complains Of
some disease during their life. When sick, the
object is to get well; now to say plainly that no
person in this world that is suffering with Dys-
Indigestion, Costfyeness, Sick Headache Sour
Stomach, Heart Burn, Palpitation of the Heart,
Depressed Spirits, Biliousness, &C., can take
GREENS AuGUsT FLOWER without getting relief
and cure. II you doubt this, go to your druggist
and get sample bottle for 10 cents and try it.
you. CHAs. SToTT s Co.,
Wholesale Agents.
4 USE THuRBroN's IVORY PHARL TOOTH Pow.
DER; A perfect dentifrice. It's action on the
teeth is specific removes tartar and discoloration,
arrests decay, and keeps them sound, clean and
white. It hardens the gums, sweetens the breath,
and, containing no acid, canoot injure the enamel
Its constant use ia recommended to all, but spe-
cially to those who, having good teeth, wish 10
preserve them. Twenty-Five and Any esnu per
5ottls.
THoNPsoN's PoNADx OPTIHz, for dressing the
hair. This nne pomade merits special mention.
Purely vegetable, its effect is TO soften and refine
coarse dry hair, imparting to it gloss and beauty
injure but Is highly benencial, equally 80 70 the
rich, golden hued tresses Of youth, the darker
shades Of middle life or the slyer-streaked locks
ofags. Twenty-Five and nfty cents per bottls.
PRAcr1c1 ECONOMY. Renovats your solisd
odorous Kid Glove Cleaner. twenty-five cents
per bottleL
National Republican., 1876-11-16
Children's

If YOU want to rent house or suite OF
rooms, advertise in THE REPUBLICAN.
National Republican., 1876-11-16

Cap, Coat listers aud Suits, at
EIsEMAN Bros,
Cor. of Seventh and E streets.
National Republican., 1876-11-16
Those

[fSi SSeec. es
EIsEMAN Bros,
Cor. of Seventh and Z streets.
National Republican., 1876-11-16

NEW g GOODSi
large line OF Gilt-Band window Shades at
greatly reduced prices. Plain Shade Goods. Hair
Mattresses. Feathers, Hearth Rugs, Door Mats,
Blankets; Bed Comforts, Fancy Folding-Chairs
&C., at
L. F. CLARK d sons
NEW STORE,
nol-u No. lib street.
National Republican., 1876-11-16

Miscellaneous Paragraphs Of Interest
National Republican., 1876-11-16

gloves thoroughly and quickly with Jovens' In
odorous Kid Glove Cleaner. twenty-five osnts
per bottle.
National Republican., 1876-11-16

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BOARD
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-12
FARMING NOTES.

Two pounds Of cotton for one Of bacon
will not Psy.
The peppermint in one county ID
Illinois .ast year sold fer 400. OUU-
That is . sound principle laid down b
Burieigh. never % devote more two-third,
OF an income 20 the ordinary expenses Of
hfe. as the extraordinary will be certain
10 absorb the other third.
There Is much wisdom embodied In the
advice TO plant that which sou know best
how 10 grow grow that best suited 70 youl
locality aud soil grow it whether prices
are up Or down grow il every year; study
II until yon know more about il than any
body else until you can produce il 10 il,
highett perfection every year; until you
can gryw itprU6tably u prices ~ which
others will starse; do this, and you will
make money. gain reputation, aud the
satisfaction of knowing yOurselfa benefac-
Tor Of Jour e loSinen.
The great mass of merchants fail, and
that because others baye control Of their
own capital but the farmer i not necessari-
ly subjected TO such conditions. II be
fails,hc has seldom any one but himself 70
blsme. The farmers increase is steady
Dot certain. suppose that the average il
snly three hundred dollars year This
average AZ tseFen per cent. interest per an
nnm. and that i lower than money can
Be obtained would give him in forty
years. SO. $50; in thirty years. s2S.335 |;
IN twenty years. IL 800: aud In ten years.
s4.I4o a farmer wbo should lay up
81. 600 snnuaiIy, w0uld have. 10 forty
years sI9g. 600; and this Is quite asgood
- the average fortune of the most success,
jal trader. hence. farming does pay
SOahsva Rgmer.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-12
TOP DRESSING FRUIT TREES.

There is no operation ia the garden more
recommended, or one which il of more
general utility. than top-dressing The soil
a means Of enriching it for the benefit
Of the roots II trees. The richer the mater.
ial used. the more effectnal il Is for food.
On the other hand. the mixture of manure
with the soil IN which fruit trees grow is
generally deprecated; yet We are constantly
hearing Of the great frnif-growers for the
london market systematically inanuring the
baud ID which their fruit trees are growing
which fact necessarily leads TO the inquiry.
which i the most judicious practice. and
most frsught with ultimate success? On
the one hand. when the ground is we'll ma
nured there are rocks ahead TO be avoided
IN the shape of coarse, immature growth.
canker. and scanty crops; on the other !,
where manure is eschewed, thers are
dvindling trees, small sized. or cracked
snd spotted fruit. To make reasonable
deduction between the two systems, il may
be safely assumed that the ilarket.gardener
knows which pays him best. If common
tELcc bG aPF~asNA A0s ~ mtEh0 W thsSt80u
that heavy and regular crops could not be
obtalned from fruit trees without liberal
suliure. no more than from beds of straw
berries. raspberries. on other bush fruits.
A liberal use Of manure no doubt has the
effect Of encouraging an abundant growth
of wood and, however much it may be
desirable in mary circumstances to repress
sbis growth. still the balance Is in favor Of
liberal use of manure, with all its suppos~
ed Disadvantages. The growth Of fruit
trees can be modified and regulated By
judicious plan Of summer pruning and
training 10 the cass Of dwarf bushes and
espalier trees. thereby inducing afruitful
habit. esen with vigorous trees. Orchard
frees will take care If themselves 1t the
sop. with an occasional thinning Of the
branches. The half starved tree vii. he
more foriferous IN Spring than thu
.ull fed tree. ard may even yield TRUTH
greater quantity.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-12

NttNt ~ NfFwuNbbFus fU IA sss
Passenger train leasins RaleIelsaa 4, a.
seniirrfs n tireensbors with the snrl hr, s..Ga "
irain making the quickest tinst 10 all en,.,haa
ssilrs Accommodation Train leasigs lsslsssa \.
80 Y ~ eaHnects with Northern lsnnsI II ~ ~ y
1ffensl,ofo fer Riehmand and III nolufs 80,
IIire of Iickefs sanlr NJ via other ro..ses -
Recommendation Train lessins Grs.assa,, :,
80 IN. connect nt Aohlsi,ors wIfh Nnysh - -
AMI Southern hatind Trains on lhs Wllm,'s'.as
snd weldon Railroad. HakAsa
Lynvhhurg Accommodation lcxxr pssh,...s
bal9 ~ bm m., arrive Ut f.uuxesgIts ~ \,
W., lssse Buskssilk .i9o = fn., arriss 4 MI. ss
4 rulla.an rsssessrz On al nlsh& ssasns ar,we.v
Charlotte and kishmoTa, fsl.honf rsssnsr: 80
No Change Of Carx between Charlo,,.
and Richmond. 2s2 Miles.
faper that have aFraaxssnenfs IA asfs,,siss IA.
base. N's1e pnnt a. =
Per further inlorn,silan a.hlrcss
JOHN Y. MAeArRDO, tsen'i ra.. Ar.n,
T. ". X. Talrorr. As -
knstWer and Superintendent.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-12
BLACK LEO IN CATTLE.
fDr. Tuthill IN the Inter Ocean. /

l. ~
Mslixpsns aptarax Is very fatal disease
among cattle. 4 generally selects for iis
vic.ilas the young. vigorous. one and two
year old stock, particularly thoss in full
fat condition. The fatal congestion which
i characteristic Of this disease 10 dus 70
some poisonous agent aoating 10 the At
inospheEe waich gains admission 70 the
blood through the medium u the sir pas
nges, which may be in every instance
traced 10 smanations arising from decOm-
posed organic matter, probably aggrssat-
"a BIZ The sudden changes of temperature
winch have such chilling effect 90 young
stock. Very little can DO expected from
ne5wine fer The cure Of disease that has
such fatal tendency. but something can
be donein The wsy Of preventing il. IL
The cattle are On low swampy lsnds. have
ihsm removed at once 10 more elevated and
dry localities. Buildings where diseased
animals have been kept should be washed
With q solution Of chloride Of lime, one
pound 70 the gallon of water; zee that The
iood and water il of the very best quality,
but II the stock are thinning fast, the dirt
should be restricted somewhat. The hsy
mar Be sprinkled daily With asolutios Of
safbolis acid about Ons dram 70 each AMI.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-12
PRICE. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
ADVERTISING.


ONE HUNDRED AND FOURTH EDITION.
Containing complete list of ". the towns IN the
United states, the Territories ala lie Dominion
81 Canafas having populatis Il sater than !.
vo5 according 10 the last ceHsss., Together Win
The names % the newspapers having the largest
local circulation In each Of the places named.
Also. catalogue o. neNspap~rs which are re-
commended 20 advertisers as giving greatest va
iiie n proportion % prices charged. Also. Al |
newspapers N the United states and Canada
printing over 9s0Oo copies each Issue. Also, ai
the Religious. Agricultural, seientiHe and Me-
rhan.rai. Medical, Mss0aie. Juvenile. Edmra-
tional. G0mmereial, Insurance. Heal Estste.
Law, Sporting, Musical, Fashion and other ape
cial class joiIrHals; VERY complete IxfA. Toxrth-
er with = complete list u over BOO Gcrlnan pa.
ptrs printed IN The United States. Also. an e.
say Ipon advertising: many tables of rates. show.
lng the e0f u Ofadverfising lH various newspaper
and everything which beginner IN alyertisIng
uouid liks ~ know. Address
GEO. L. R0WELL K CO..
~ Park Row. New York.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-12
A GOOD RULE.

The best rule for Christian people to
observe IL TO tell folks Of only what will
give them pleasure. Whoever speaks
word that causes q hcartacbe. sins. Who
ever disturbs the peace and tranquility Of
amind, even BY rehearsing any perambula-
ing gossip. lessens the JOY Of life to whose
joy i Is his duty. in Christ. to minister.
Life Is too short. and joys too few. for us
10 mar the peace of the one. or lessen the
number Of .he other II any reader Of
these lines has been IN the habit Of tell
ing people unpleasant things. we sincerly
hope the perusal OF this article will cause
him TO stop doing so. Golden Rule.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-12

NAL three times day and the following
medicine may be given in the form ofa
drink eysty ulght and morning for some
time Nitro. ihuria,ic acid. one dram Io-
dide Of potassium. one-half dram water,
nhs piut mix. If the young stock are
in full fat condition. 4 mild dusesof physic
to each snimsl viii hHys an excellent ef.
feet.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-12
The Masonic Journal.

TUE only Masonic Weekly published In the
"a unittd hHtesl Eight pagea, thirty two
broad columns.
Treats ~ alI topics 0fIntercSf 10 the Crsa. IA.
tefaiurs pure. and " Household COMPANION al
whxl efery hason ID ;lie country may Justly leeI
pond.
Teruest One year "; Six MONTH sf.1js ue.
mn br II. %. Order or Registered Letter.
send *fahsp FOR spteinsem aiid 1sf np club,
AalHsN ". A. WILSON.
lbafeb 1ys bFeeilsl1ufss Nc
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-12
AMERICAN
AMI
Foreign Patents.

GILMORE x 90. Successors 70 chIpman.
VI Hosner 4 co.. Solicitors. Patents rrorur.
eu IN NIL countries. M FEES In Advance. NJ.
charge unless the patent l. grani esi. M ices for
making preliminary examinations. No addition
y fees for ohtalnlng aud conducting = relirarins
~ recent decision ofthe commissioner All r.
lected applicatinRs may be revived. Sprrisl al.
tention given % Interference Gases fefore the
Patent offire. Extensions itinre Congress. In.
hingement suits IN different Stsies ans. an mi.
gafion appearing To- Inventions or Patents. send
stamp 70 fillmore 4 10, for pamIhirt of 81 pages
Land Gases, Lund Warrants. aud Sts-ip.
Consesled Land Cases prosecuted before the
Y. !. General Land Office aud Department efthe
Interior. Private Land Clainis. Mining and pre-
Emption Claims ard Homestead essses ntfen.Irt
70. Land scrip - assignabie. and can L. lacafrsi
N the nainc Of the purchaser upon any ts0vern-
nent laild snlJect 60 private eutry. at .as per
acre. It's ~ eqilai Yalils with BOUNTY and
variants. send stamp 70 6lmore Il co., for
pamphlet oflnstrirtica.
Arreors Of Pay and Bounfy.
0fhesrs. soldiers aBd saIlars offhe late war ar
their heirs. are IN many rns.s entitled o. money
iron me Government of whirh they have no
knowledge. Write full history u service, and
aafe amount ~ pay and bounty received. IN.
clcSe stamp % fillmore sa.. aud ! lssli rep.y.
after examination; viii le given yoa free.
PENSIONS
Al Ofirers, Soldiers and ssilors wounded. run
tured, or injured In the late ssr, hswsver slighi-
Y en- Obtains pension by addressing Gilnsore
Cases Prosecuted l,y GILMORE A Co. brsore
the supreme Court Of The United ssnfr~. gourt n
Claims. and the SolIfhem tlaims Inlnmlssial,.
Zach department Of our business u eonsltefed
70 separate burrail. under chsrer % the sasre
experienced parties employed bg The oil tirn,.
Prompt attention to al business enfrusfesI fo
x 60. u thus secured. We desire "a
win success by deserving IL.
Address GILMORE a CO.
go r st.. wphiagtos. ID. G.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-12
THE DANvILLE TIMES

THIS Il Democratic weekly n.n~v. o.t.s.,s....
IL ed IN ItGs, having On exfsnsIse ,ssessr.,sss..
~ tbs Virginia and kOrfh Carolina eos,nsIss
aronnd Dsnsille. Prize e., year. Al. fas III
m9nts, - cents for three months. ts.en. s,.e,,
eopse. forwarded upon appfcatlor.
Aasrew n. EOGLDfN.
s""e - Editor and Proprietor.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-12
SOLID WEALTH.
10000 In Gifts
Gnralest Scheme erer Presented fotAe

Pssblici
"A FORTUNE FOR ONL II So.
THE Kentucky CASH DISTRIBUTION
Il COMPANY, authorized by spec ial net of
THE keutucky legislature. for the benefit of the
PUBLIC SCHOOLS of Frankfort. viii have the
iiret ~ their series Of Grand Drawings at MA.
JOk HALL, In the City Of Frankfort Ky., on
Thursday, AUGUST 81, 1876. on which ocrasion
they will distribute 70 the ticket bolders the i'm
, 1876-05-20
Shallow Rlycr SDunttinEs.--FroRs--~Ln IL
SncItclDt1l and Ashes.

Shallow Rlscr ;sountiInEs.--FroRa---Ln in
SncItclDth htlu Ashes.
Special Ujspatch to 77e Tribune
MILWAUKEE, May ia etcnm.tug tour Of
our navtgablc sewers took place Thursday, for
tho purpose Of Informing the Ilarbor Committed
Of tho Council as to tlle quantity Of sewerage
deposited, and tie consequent reduction Of
depth ln tho navIgable mixture. It raa found
TINT the average depth l,ad bccn reduced about
eighteen inches. A charitable conclusion at
which thu Committee arrived wns, that the tn
creased deposit Ind been causcd by storms on
tho lako shore, which lnl intcrfercd with the
current, and by the unusual rainfall. 1t
was decided informally to recommend tho
dredging Of the river where tho deposit
10 fountl, except where tho Hvefs!do las not
Is to t,c made navigablc,. but doating-room will
not be provided for the benefit Of tho negligent
pr0pcrty.owncrs.
tiastrononaists need no longer fear dcasth Of
delicious French frogs imported from France
citizen Of Dane County has undertaken the cnl.
turo Of this dainty feature Of tho cpIcurc's It'll
9f far ,Sh nd II sa cao.ne to supPIy Fly
sfs i 'as' as ts e e9ae p % fhs Estsfs = e
manufacturers IN exporting Manchester cuttons
TO Manchester Will soon BIZ followed by Dane
County, Wis, exporting select French frogs to
Frnucc.
The plaecs Of the poor misguided fellows who
struck work tho othnr day could be allcd III tlyo
minutes 1t the employers desired, IN d walk
fFoM Mason street to Detroit atrcct tho writrr
saw at least 40 uble-bodicd men lolng'ng about
4 few days back tho tug-arcmen IN. Buffalo
struck for $35 per month and board, being m
advance Of IS per month. They doubtless
thought tho axe-struck capitalists would raise
, 1876-05-20

,-r. ~. ,~,,1 =. .at,,,h,5
The delinquent ta1-l16t Will % pnnHshed
about tic 10Th Of juno.
oau.. r,ox,- : ,o,, h,s ;earrf1 r,rcr,,or n tho
eoantyel I1su aa ss,is tn'o. - ~ naa.
Assessors OF thc county aSMng 'nem 70 meet
the Committee on Equalization or the county
RnaYd at the Commissioners room to-day for
cnnsnltatIon.
ns' ~,N.-,.. v,,., =, ~. ro,,..,
ING Committeo On Fiuatce =. tne Euha3
grounds, aud Will report TO tne noaso m laTor .a
OF selling tas sae. l., r." ak Ye11 ~ aso Ano
properly "Aa ea40 ~ W "ottn so"oio''.
, 1876-05-20
TIE CITY-uALL.

The City Trcasuscr's receipts yesterday wcrc
81, ,43O, from tho Water Department.
The COMMITTEES Oh the Bridcwcll met ycster.
day, md considered n matter which WIS consld-
cred of too much importance to the welfare Of
the city to gtyo to the public. It may be stated
that tho subject before tho Committcc was In
no way connected With any irregularities on tho
mart Of the Dsilcwcll Superintendent or any,
body connected with tho Institution.
The Tlro and Water Committee Of the City
Council held meeting last night in tac City
Clerks Office for the purpose OF considering
what measures Of economy could DO practlced
ia the departments under their charge. No
lctlnito conclusion was reached, tho evening BE-
ipg spent in examining the report showing tbs
number OF employees, their pay, etc.
The Committee on Police 70 called fos tot.1ay
at o'clock P n, n the Cl.y Clerks olilee; .:
nS nst Paa IS usa 9. one aS aaa to SaVe oEaa
cd with the now Council. Unlcsa tho object Of
tho change IL to save time, no reason can be as-
signed, for 6orNc Of tho Aldermen have found
that tho duties Of their otllcea occupy more
than they had supposcd, Or can well spare.
The special committee appointed to inycstl-
caie the dcialcaton Of tho late Collector, George
Won Mollcn, md to ascertain whcro the money
ts anil how to get It back, met in tlie City
Clerks office yesterday afternoon, h!a. Gnlier.
ton in the chair After = ,,ttie dslipsratson o., 1t
noon, at which time will be heard about dozen
persons who have by letter expressed desire
to appear before the Committee and tell what
they know Of tho City Collectors losses, and Of
tho ''braccs" used to rob him.
Tho COMMITTEES on Printing will meet to-day
md open bids for the printing OF tho rccords Of
the Council. The bids have been based on 20
much per page, but nothing, bus as yet been de.
cided Upon as tho basis Of bids hereafter. That
Committee, rs Will also tho introduction IN tho
Council Of IN ordinance calling upon tho hcada
Of departments to furnish a statcmento Of nil tho
printing needed for the year, thn idea being To
saytng trouble, and, It Is hoped. expensc.
, 1876-05-20
P. 7, BABNuM'S GREAT CENTENNIAL SHOW Is
COMING, WITH THE ONLY LIVING HlpPoPoIAhus
III 1AE itAiIEA S1k1EE

70 rus PupL1o: ny attention having been called
to tho flaming Dill Of snnl! concern travelling
westward, In which they announce khippopotanus
larger than niue, and costing over $50 900, deem
II my duty to rArn tho public against this IMPOSE
tou, and 10 declare that these neser wcre but two
h!ppopotant landed altYe In this country. Tho
Hrst was exhibited In my American Museum Ia
New York, and died In 1860. and tho other one u
now a.ivs aud well. and expect 10 haFc tbs
pleasure Of showing him to my friends In tho West
during the coming summer, Ths South American
tapr which these ehAratans aeek to pain, o on Tue
public ought not 10 have cost over $500, Or tho
cue .hundredth part Of tue value Of my genuine
hippoposabaas. DO not b dtcalycd. The peoples
humble servant, +. T. DAnHvN.
, 1876-05-20
ELSEWHERE.
hlILWAUKED,

NAA THSik..
ss,a ~ ~fa,n "' =, 1."'.'. .S.
nliLN"uAss, "'e'' a'ay !o'-4n tne coasp'snsy
case, Alf. Alch1hhey audfesecu Tue Jury 1of tAe
tlcfunse, IIe made very full abatement of the
fncts c1tcitc. fron Witnesses for the nroaccutfon
rroi,,nn ~ tfe INNER. ~ nnt IN evidence. ant, RIM.
.,s, 'an f,',.. rarw ", ,1,a H"u ~ nsa.a,oI ,oa,a.
h'chtlhe lul'y on thcln Is no Fsoeeeaea' ocoue.
Ing from tho correspondence between Jonas anu
Rndskopf, as alrcady published in The 1HID-
ung. that tho nart!cs hal clearly In their
'...:, w. -. ~ ,.,,,.t... .,,,.,s .t,a,
minus so'ho ee1'snc ~ '''u'ny "n'.n tnty
shrank from spcaElng OF openly Nothing IN
tho correspondence, 10 his view, could be In
terprcted to mean TINT they were correspond
in, oto,t stnnn,v rctofnnv co,,ac, for tie 1cu
~ a''"s 0''A@p'5 's'|A'1t 'o"'44'' ava '"o
1enso' ,
TlIcn hc went on to crlt!ciso the romantic
literature cnapatlpe from Goldberg dwelling
m the abatement in ouo of that dcfenllant's ,ct
49, t,,~aa ~ ~ ,,,a, ,'ro,,,,aat Is.t,iar.
Of Chicago hatl been "seeuEes'," as regards tfa
FGcords III tho ollico Oh tae nl5tsiet Attorney III
Chicago.
MI. auhPnEY DIRECTED
that tMe was hot pa1s q tne case, anu he Icea
e 1estss u "a e9Lay ciry uctcr @ny nno
Col. tooawln sald y Was not true that rceosas
Ha1 ncGn stolen IN tAlci6o, Us cialiEeu Dy alf'
Mckinney, ......,
ny. sleklnnsy resumed ms intsrfetatlonn 10 Of
sign Ut stsalingt not Of engaging lawyer, ar-
guinE until tho dinner hour.
After dinner, Mf. Mckinncy resumed hts ID
dress, stating tho prosecution Wero moro tlan
ever convinced there Is faF moro behind tho
mike public. 4e was satisfied, aud believed il
}latl been proved, TINT scheme WINS on foot not
STEAL TIE nEconns
here 6ut r Tt ChisaFo and perhaps al oyer tne
, 1876-05-20
LARD.

NEW York, Bfay 19.-Tho Committee on In
formation ant Statistics Of tho Produce Exchange
llavc investigated tho circumstances attending
tho posting Of tho stock Of lard on tho bulletin
Of the Exchange, May IL, over the signatures Of
Goulard, Po1rst u Bostwics, and report that
that firm wcrc not tho compicrs Of tho report
licatton, but that Samuel Wallaco gayo tho
the Excl,angc, who Is ccnsurablo for posting on
tho bullcttn-boartla the report without asccr-
tainlng It's gcnutncncss. Tho rurort also ccn-
sircs Ntt. Walker Tor not euppressing tho state
nncnt in tho Produce Exchaiys Weekly, md for
not promptly notifying the Cincinnati! Chamber
al Commerce that Ao had discovered that the
report uf stock waa incorrect, The approx1-
n,Ately correct account Of tho stock Of lard In
New York, May H.. shows 5000 tterccs, and
not &c, 0,Q00, rs pnsted.
, 1876-05-20
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

NV, whttt1c will conduct tho sunaay~scool
.oa.h,rs, rncrtinr today noon IN Farwcl1 Hall.
ss%sns.s s's,ua., ,aesi "cnri.itan Tnl1orshIn,n
ouu!'e'' .,u, ,ohnrtn1 NJ, i'm n,cns IN
The QUO warrauto cnsc, mud thcy probably Will
not bs ready foF filing before Monday'
r....t 1fo,,re. 4ho t1r,vcr of Ffro Enctno
Voesp" ~ tto ~. Ltctc, r., N. hcad nv ono
~ s Ky ,,o,.rs ~ mi, ~ severely injured This hap
r,enct9 ,s,s tts at 8 o'clock last evening.
The temperature yesterday, II observed py
aYsnn.,c. onticInn. "A Madison street {TR1puNR
1,n,'atn1, ] ros ot :. M. AZ degrees; 10 4 M,
Is; Ii i5., 81; 8 p. NJ, 81; sp: III, 81. Darom-
ctcr, 8 .. M, 2y.9; p. in., 2o'2.
Jnslec Msmml Is S spfcant Ipfoann .0j lie Ice caims
tion now held BY Justice c ailce il m NJ,
nntivo 1an on co and III tbe he Il Just about as good
s.iS man for sih' tie I place as IS anybody else,
Dr. Ben G: Miller, san!tasy y Snpgriitggnoosnt. pris gn r.
mill sail for Europe t''i Tue scytL1n July 10. me
had conversation VIII Mayor lau5 ~, .aa
day and informed nIII, t'aH ,va. m,s ,.srr
II Rurley, ESD. Receiver Of the Conk
fot,ntv National Bank, has sent fit'ttrrs 10 nll
the stockholders that Their llapnlty on soeK : n
that crookcd concern mus pc es.I... ~. - *,s,'
or proceedings VII! DO coh'tncneeu hsa'''s' .he'''.
Yesterday morntng On the doorstep Of No. 2A
tchirttatfi street, Il was not wanted by tic
Taylor family, who rcattlc Mt that number, and
consequently the youngstcr was sent 10 tho
s 1a.a.aas. ns.t,.o 1," ,y,o .,ot X. N, Wagner
lawrence beattecs Wno ss.os ,,t,N H. ~ =. ti,nft
while to lat.ef sa %as j., y ,t o % T." t1c Crnai
Was yessetay s,u r. ,1i, ;,t"ns tn Xii. md in
xo aaatom i"i ,nt',, inv H. A Et;ti, nyr,'.,c'
I'LL OIL the putchcF sup '>o. NJ '"t''
Alonzo Abcrnethy, tho Preslfcnt-c'cct Of tho
ChIcnro University. pa1d n visit to tho inBtftu-
A. j.rtr Inf