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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-14

ANoTHER TIcKET.-A democrat from
the 3rd district suggests the following
reform Democratic State Ticket: For
Governor, Samuel Price Of Grccubr.cr
For Treasurer. ". s. Grantham Of Berkc.
ley For Auditor, J. VI. Bennett Of Wes.
ton For Attorney General, Okey John.
son ofWood; For State superintendent.
Of Free Schools, Alex r. Botclcr Of
Jefferson.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-14

ES-Wm. II. Randolph, Esq. OF Flor.
ida, died of consumption. at the resi-.
dence OF Mrs. W. S. Jones, in Frederick
county, on Saturday night last. in the
6lst year of his age. Dir. r. was dis.
tinguishcd lawyear.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-14
XTCrI -
Flower and Vegetable oardnn

IS the mo-, beautiful work OF the kind
~ the world IL contains nearly $50
pages, hundreds of ine illustrations. and
J'"r Chrono Piaies IF Fio,eers. beauti.
iuliy dra~n and colored from nature
If'ce 90 cts. in paper covers; G5 cents
bound in elegant cloth.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-14

70 During last summer l1ojp.-so1s,
mostly tou..s's from the East and r.om
Europe, visited the petriaca forest iu
Santa Rosa township. California Tie
forest contains about three hundred
trees, the largest OF which is eleven feet
in diameter 81 thc butt
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-14

~ The city council of Lynchburg.
Va. has passed q resolution protesting
aga;nstthe transfer ortite privileges and
rights of the James river and Kanawha
canal 70 the federal aoyernment.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-14

INHE Exersi5ss Of this Issiiiuts will be tesun.
I sd sept. Ssh. 1875 The nUrnbtr OF 30 I'd
jig pupils being united sn early application
for iae present vacancies shcail Ice mae
Fer S.rcslars stAdug souue VI stsay, terms,
he, sadre,s
J. G. WHEAT. Winchester. Va.
EtfsaEEeFs - hs Ri,hnps aud Clergy Of iks
Ffot. Ep Oh Of he Diocese Of Va
). 9. Cuysil Esq GomHsy, IVES, Va.
David Wll.iiBs, SEQ, Z"
Winehsstsr, 81, .Ialy 10, 1878.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-14

CU'Jo eph Hartman Las boon appoint.
co postmaster at tbe Mouth or Scuaca.
Pcndlcton county, this state. vice !. is.
Rodmaa, resigned
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-14
n Sharp Trick.

4 day or two ago an enterprising
"tramp" entered Frederick city. and IN
passing by @ dover garden appropriated
o plant growing in flower pot. An
idea struek him that there might bc
millions IN it, SO nc forthwith proceed.
ell 10 tho nearest drug store. where he
procured some oil CT auise which he
poured upon tic plant; also some anist
seed, which he placed ia bis POCKET, and
started out 90 "astonisb tie natives"
with the fragrance Oils Egyptian plant.
and also supply them With 5msll guam.
G.y or Che seed ct the low price OF ST..
he was very successful. both ia selling
- and astCui5a'Dg them, for in few
dogs they found that they bad been
"a5It" Quite number of the citizens
or Frederick invested their dollar In an.
ise seed, and ifthey properly cultivate
10, Frederick viii he able by next year
Co supply ;Le balance Of the state ni,h
as many igyptiau plants 40 they viii re.
qu.re.-- WusiWg'cH S'oy.
s
~ Somebody bas invented corset ia.
cea which sre made or elastic. and GOV.
cred with cotton o. silk. and allow Ia
dy TO breath with comfort even though
size i1 drawn into the size Of "a pencil.
tIA gentlemau's lat has been made
or the hair Of two young ladies and sent
90 @ CHILEAN Exhibition.
IVA pearl Wedding occurs on tho
sixticth anniversary ofthc marriage day.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-14

~ WitbiH thep past two or three DAYS
sixteen engineers and thirty-sight fire.
men and brakonen haze been 81
charged from the 2nl Division OF tie
b. g .. railroad We believe the ma.
jority Of those discharged arc unmarried
men rtms5Uy SWesmgn, Jan. H.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-14

sTOn Christmas day, in Now Or
leans, men were sitting in their Offices
iii shirt aleeyes, by open windows. flow
ers were blooming in open air. and even
the lively mosquito Was about as il the
December day might have been dropped
from June and not seemed out ofp!aco.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-14

rInformaticn from Cheyenne, Wy
oming Territo~y.-sa that n very rich
deposit OF gold has been struck in the
Centennial lode. near Laramie. city. at
depth Of one hundred feet a large DO.
dy of quartz has been found, showing
an amount of free gold which it is be-
lieYed exceeds anything ever before seen
in rock. A large, solid mass OF this
rock win be sent to the centennial ex-
hibition.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-14

THE UNIvsRsIgY or VmGIHIA.-A
bill has been introduced in the Virginia
Legislature appropriating $4,000 aunC-
ally to the University Of Virginia, with
the proyiso that the Institution during
the continuance Of the annuity shalled-
ucate all students of the State Of Vr.
ginia over the age OF eighteen years
without charge FOR tuition in The AGA
demic department.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-14

= list o' Letters rernainiua In he po,t.
% Romney uhich ifnot called for tsr.,.
~ ls' 1915, viii 10 sent to Usad I,t,.r
Con Z. hoopenrardosr, Jos uo8shold.r
R'sons WI. q. Psfsel J ~ g..
~ 4ohn ShaT-r lfeary Uat.io. luf~'
A.,' alice Gears, oss Registered Is,-
were advertised '"o!
49,, VA. II. COOKUs. =. u.
Tor Ladies * sIisses superior Civ
? Aaa Shoe5' Of all kinds and stylss. ak
GILkEsON, PUGH & VANCE.
Nov 26, 1875.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-14

A Curious LEGAL CoHrLlcATIoy.-
Judge Watts, OF Portsmouth, has had
very difficult criminal case 60 decide
4 notorious colored man. named Isaac
Griffin, who bad been tried on two char.
gcs OF attempted violence a-ainst the
persons Of both white and c0lored wo.
men, was finally indicted for two often
ces Of The kind. On the FIRST indictment
the jury found him guilty. md fixed lie
punishment at twelve years I'm the pcni.
Tertiary. Tie court deferred scntence.
and he was arraiEuel at The nc2t term
on the other Indictment. aud. after a
hearing. was convicted. and bic punish.
mont osccrtcirc3t 20 bcdeath. III, court
decided thGl tLs lesser conviction aud
punishment is merged i'm the greater.
and therefore has sentenced him to be
executed in Starch nozt he thus cs.
c7por serving ont twelve lone and mo.
uotouog7 years in the poai.elHarv.-
The court i'm Tc7chiug The decision,
could fad DO pre,1donts. and bah 20 be
governed entirely iy rr2ssn and The r.
nalogieJ of the Law tctHoai Win.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-14
ssunia. gaatls alnttllissnses.

RONNEY, FRIDAY. JAN. IL. 1875
Ls-rhc statue OF Henry Clay in Rich-
mond has been these many years with
ont several fingers, which were knocked
or By some wretch. y bill has becn
introduced in the Virginia Legislature
for the repair or The damage.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-14

4 CIUyr RoHrrsG A LAWYER. The
robbery &C n LAWYER Willie returning
home from court I'm Missouri p few days
ago, by client whom ne he'd defended
against criminal charge, furnished q
singular illustration or poetic Justice -
The lawyer had robbed tho client 81
cEacting en- exorbitaut fec. ard the lat.
ter made him stand and deliver in the
dark part Of the road 49, LoVisriHe J0py.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-14

SArNor lE .7u l-T~rt C.-lfaiorI r..
J.. Ferguson. rf baltimore. f.h commits.
si0ncr fcf Mary mo. fev dcss a-y
forwarded % Pc.at az poe,g $500
YOUNG es.mou from tic i.fe'iar. h1usa
ia Druid Hill park, Baltimore. Fh,v
we're about ten wc-k~ ola. from three
fourihs toonc arda halfinches inlcne'r.
and wero received ia good condition aad
safely transferred 20 taa ws,ers Of The
Potomac LMJlligHd 1tls.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-14

The Senators anil Representatives. OF
this state ere moving in The matter Of
rc.establshing tie national armory at
iarpers Ferry. a resolution Of Mr..
Faulkner concerning this subject ia now
before the House committee On military
affairs. The committee has also before
IL the consideration. n the instance Of
Mr.. Faulkner, the long-delaycl question
OF the payment Of the laborers and me.
chanicg employed az the armory for their
wages for March and April. 1851.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-14

We are informed that Mr.. Neville's
sword was q regular haslSet-hilt. double
edged duelling sword, and that Mr..
Randolph used Al infantry officers
crossword.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-03
THE LANDS OF REVOLUTION.
Quarrels In the state of Colombia and more
Fighting IN Bolivia.

PANAMA, juno %, 1s76.-The Colombian
Congress has enacted that the election OF Presi-
dent Of the Union shall be on the same day sim-
ultaneously In all OF the States. This will pre-
vent the practice OF marching national batalions
from State to State to control the elections.
The t3.O0o,OC0 loan by Raphael, Raphael q Co.,
OF London, through the Intervention and un ler
the guarantee OF the Panama Railroad Com
pany, IL, or soon will be, accomplished. Con-
gress Ia fighting over the mode In which this
money shall be used up.
Senator Sampet was assaulted 10 the lobby Of
the Senate by grandson OF Gen. Mosquero, but
the General Ia considered to be the instigator.
The bill reorRanLinR the army and empow-
erinG the President to enlarge ita strength at his
discretion, and the bill On "publc order,
whereby the Intervention Of the President In
the local State fights may be permitted, have
excited angry personal and party passions. go,
The Secular Education bill evokes the hostili-
" OF the conservative Catholic party The signs
Of trouble from this source are more manifest
daily.
In Bolivia Daza has started to subdue the
provinces opposed to his assump ptton OF the
Presidency, Tho decisive battle 10 expected to
be fought soon at Cochabamba.
Two new deposits of guano are reported as
having been discovered In Peru.
Springs of warm water have been found on
the nitrate plains near Iquique, by which the
working Of the nitrate factories will be facili'
tated and cheapened.
The steamer Dacia is due at Valparaiso with
the cable to be laid between Chill and Peru. by
with London. Peru exempts the cable company
from all lmposts, national and municipal.
President E.quivel, Of Costa Rica, has with
drawn the remaining GO men from Liberia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-03
EoUEsTRIAN PERFoBMAScEs.
sunday Rides at Fleetwood by Murphy-Po-
ratio and his Party 10 Play Polo.

There was large attendance at Fleet
wood Park yesterday morning and evening to
witness the preliminary exercises OF john Muir
ply, who intends to outdo tue mustang rider
PeIalto. At o o'clock he began his trst ride. He
rode 10 miles, usiug seven horses. lie changed
the direction OF his rideiupon renountlna at the
end OF every second mile. The fastest speed was
mile ia 2:07. At seven o'lock in the evening he
began what was intended TO be ride OF twelve
miles OH six horses, but nfter going ten miles
the si4tn he.SSe .mA-u snn bolted, and he was
obliged 10 relinquish the task. He Is under the
supervision OF Mr. Cabes Case, who weighs 1857
pounds, and appears on the tr ok ~ tights.
Murphy will to-day endeavor to roe LOB miles IN
seven hours, commencing at noon. lie has lost
twenty pounds since he began tralnins: aud now
weighs about l20. He rode Dexter IN 1865, max
Ing mile IN 2;ls&-the quickest mile ON record
under saddle.
Mr. Hand, the manager OF the mustang enter
prise, who has been In New England with the
Exhibition, arrived at Fleetwood Park yester-
day with his mustangs aud riders. The parry
will give illustrations Of the game Of polo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-03
A BAPTIST ohA'NgIE*yEAL SERMON
The Rev. DR.. Armitnge Advocating Women's
aud Cbinamen's Rights.

The Rev. DR. Armitage OF the Fifth Ave-
nue. Baptist Church preached Centennial ser
mon yesterday. the history Of our nation has,
he thinks, been made w Of all sorts OF struggles
for rights-the nights Of colonies, the rights Of
Commerce aud sailors, the rights OF negroes
and the rights Of omen and year by year we
are governed more and more by ideas Tho
glory Of America Is that II never originated a
system Of bondage. South Carolina resisted the
Introduction Of slavery as an outrage. 1t may
yet be half century before all the Clesslngs
vouchsafed us by the Declaration and Constitu-
tion are enjoyed, but it is IN the nature OF
things that America shall be the freehold Of
universal humanity.
The preacher also vigorously advocated wo-
men suffrage and the rights Of Cinnamon. In
spite he said, Of that immortal phrase, used by
our fpthers a hundred yeaf9 ago the rights OF
human nature" two political conventions In
lie month OF June, 1879, are botherl Y them
selves US 70 whether American women have inY
human nature In them and In what position To
mi the w,n,en and Chinamen. But while the
legislators In Washington next winter are tink-
eriuR the Constitution 50 as to preserve the
non-sectarlan school system IN itS present IN
tegr,ty-which Ia all riRht--in 1870 men VIII po
more used to sitting by the side OF women IN
nominating assemblies than they now are 70
slttlng by the side II aegrOes In Congress-; anu
50 f4r from being bothered about the rights OF
women, the men OF that day VIII ne incUOcu
laziLy 10 stay at home whenever there - pros.
pect that TIE wome will not DO by their side "
they 20 out.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-03
WAR REsoLtED UPON
Prince Milan Of servia Preparing to Dis
member the sultan's Empire.

member the sultan's Empire.
BELGRADE, July 2.-The war manifesto
Of Prince Milan was promulgated on Saturday,
and a state OF siege proclaimed throughout
Berva- The manifesto says the Prince, AMI
mated by ideas OF moder 4tion, offered to send
an envoy to como to an understanding. The
Porte Ignored the conciiatory offer, and con-
tinued to send fresh troops 1t Is necessary to
enter the insurgent country In order to pacify
without distinction of religion. and without
failing to respect the integrity Of the Ottoman
Empire.
VIESNA, July 2.-Advioes from Belgrade state
that a proclamation will shortly be issued In
forming the Bosni. ms OF the approaching ap-
pointment Of new officials throughout the coun-
Try In the name OF Prince Milan.
A special envoy goes from Athens to Belgrade
shortly.
The turkish army which has hitherto been
stationed at GAtZko Is now: concentrating at
Mostar.
RAousA, July 2-The statement recently
made thit the Prince OF Montenegro had
been proclaimed Prince OF Hetzego-
yina by the insurgent leaders Is unfounded.
These leaders at arecent meeting merely under.
HERZEGOVINA.
The Insurgents are concentrating at Barjani,
where a force of 1000 Is being formed.
Various conflicting statements are ahoat con-
cerning the date when the Servidns propose to
commence hostiities.
PARIS, July 2-rhe Journal des Debdt
which saws council OF war wal
recently held at Alexiuaiz ,at which IL was de
| cided to open hostillties on Tuesday the %th d
| July.
The Journal des Debdts also denies that Prince
| Vladimir Ia in Seryia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-03
THE RESUMPTION ACT.
A Vote for its Repeal not to bs Forced by
MIR. Cox's Committee.

WARRINGTON, July 2.-The return Of Mr..
Coz, Chairman OF the Committee on Banking and
Currency, will give . full attendance of mem
bers at the meeting tomorrow; Monday, July 8,
having been nxed as the day on which to con-
slider the bill for repeal Of the specie resump- =
ton act. 1t Is said that one of the Republican
members will vote for repeal, which will give q
majority OF one In favor OF the proposed bill. II
~ certain that no business VIII be transact
ed tomorrow In the House, there
will not be quorum on assembling. The pur-
pose Is to adjourn until "Wednesday without at
tempting any business. The aclion OF tho Sem
ate yesterday makes II impossible for that holy
joint convention at Philadelphia. 1t is the
opinion of Democratic members OF the House,
who largely control legislation, that there Will
be no attempt made this session to force vote
upon the repeal of the resum ption act by any
action Of the Banking and Currency Committee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-03
JOTTINGS ABOUT rOWN.

DR.. Meinecke, the journ aist who shot hImssn
In Irving place on the 10Th ult died yesterday.
Under the heading, =" An Ola Campaign noou.
ment." the Sunday Courier prints tue Declaration VI
lndepend, nee.
Tho Fark Commissioners have published an
elaborate programme OF fireworks 10 the public parAl
for tomorrow evening.
The st; James Literary Union will cslebrits
the fourth 10 their rooms AZ ~ Henry street. Win lii
erary anu musical exercises
Music IN the Central Park and Mount Morris
Park 10 Madison and TompLins squares, aud on the
Battery at 4 o'clock to morrow afternoon.
The Young Mems Democratic Union Club,
found IN 1859, will commemorate the Fourth az
uulog squAre stSPh. Dr. H. T. Gibson Will proossH
preside.
The Hon. Ben. Crane, OF tho Marble Distncs
(SeVentL Ward) will read the Declaration OF lnirpend
ente A. X. ConnaughIon's, "a Jackson erect, 81
O'CLOCK this evening,
Capt. Walter COrney, commander OF the 3. y.
Blanchard, sess Ownel IN Maine became Insane N
CsAo and sent here aboard Paclhc Mail steamer.
He assaed several persons on the passage with
hatchet
The sunday Democrat SAYS that slt Sisters 9.
Mercy from Enns, County Clare, lreisnd arrived N
the steAmship Wyoming, destined for the pari of
Fathel WALSH heTideu, Conn, ana that I thet walsh
has erected schools for them aud anuoulccs ltsa-
ton 20 n!roduee ea order VI ssters VI Mocy into tue
entire btatas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-03
An HARLEM FIGHT WITH STONES.
A Bov DYING Of n Chance Wound Inflicted By
One Of the Three Combatants.

John Fesselmeyer, II Harlem peddler OF
vegetables, stopped his cart on Saturday night
at llith street and First avenue. and threw pota-
toes at John Marcher and James Georgie. ltal-
ians, who, he said, had abused him with lam
guage. lie Italians In return threw stones. one
Of which crushed tho skull Of John Rieger, a
boy In the employ OF Fesselmeyer. The 1t lians
fed toward Avenue A, followed by Fesselmeyer
und Oficer Daniel j. Mclnerney, and were
caught on the roof OF a house at lllth street and
Avenue A. A nght was requisite to eject
capture. In the ii irlem Police Court yesterday,
A Woman testified that Fessemeyer threw the
stone taat MT the bov, and Fesselmeyer tes.i-
He'd GeOrgie was the guilty II. n. Justice II am.
mer committed all three to await the tesult of
ty- ninth street hospital.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-03
1sACRFD SUNDAY.
The Centennial of the Vote Of Congress fol
Independence Celebrated.

NEwBURGH. N. Y, July 2.-Centennial
religious services, participated In by all denom-
nations. were held at Washineton's Headquar-
ters In this city this afternoon. The first ser
vice was for children, In which the sunday
schools Joined, and though the weather was in
tensely warm, most Of the scholars OF the city
were present. John j. s. McCJuskery, Mayor OF
Newburgh, presided. Appropriate address es
were m dc and the scholars ng hymns with
brass band accompaniment. Service Tor adults
followed, ana 5000 persons were present. The
Rev John Forsyth, chaplain at West Point, pre-
sided. A historical discourse was preached by
the Rev. Samuel Carlisle, the Oldest pastor In the
Reformed Episcopal, Methodist E9isco al, lap
list, Prosbyteran hefDrned ire ,6yteriau. uni-
parl In the services. The Rev. DR.. John brown
for ffty-six years rector Of st. Georges Episco-
pal Church Of this city, pronounced the oene'
dietiOn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-03
The Arlington Boat club Of Greenpoint II uIed
out Of the Catskiii REGATTA.

About two weeks ago E. b. Olney, Secretary
OF the Catski Rowing Association sent special uVi-
tAi,n ~ the Arlington Boat Club Vt Greenpol0I TO be
present aad IAke part their regatta at CasK n Y,
on the 9Th inst. Tue Invitation was accepted. anu q
fCur-oared she'll and single aud double sculls were
entered for the The Saugertes objected TO
row against the Arlington four" who had beaten
then 50 badly Ut the regatta as year Iher objection
was sustained anu Telegram was forwarded TO tnr Ar
intOuH lnfOrmi them that their iOur was eIcu led.
Tlis was followed by another telegram, Ia which
tn single aud double sculls ruled out OF the
thus enectually barring the Arllngtans from King
any part. Tue ArluRtOus have leen put TO great II
pens preparing Tor the event. During the past two
weeks the have been subjected TO severe train.
Ina and ArranRelo MIS- d be made al several hOltls
u CAtsklLI Tor prOlrActed stay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-03
sounding the Wrong Alarm.

Michael Doyle keeps liquor store at Mont
gomerY ami Greene streets. Jersey City. One McCor
mick, who formerly kept bar, now ke Us only grudE,
lor Do,e lie called 70 see Doyle but found 10 one 60
aDuse but the bartender. Harney, who put him ou
he fedrned with barrel save hidden under hs Goes
tais. larncy paTred Inc bsrrei slave, and De4t hl9
over the hcai fc taken 10 Mercens rug store aud
the crowd around the d or was 50 nnoyug mat Mers
CEN sounded the alarm for the police De struck ths
NrUng number however. aud was soon surprised Oy
hrsmsn rushing In with BabcOcA extinguisher strap.
ped his shoulders, ana steam hre euslne ~
u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-03
A Banner that will be Out Tonight.

ladies Of the congregation OF Tue Churcb II
St Paul the Apostle presented two rich sllke1
nags, American and Irish, to st. Pauls Tempe.
rance Guild last evening" James O'Neil said
"a few ladies OF the congregation have pre-
pared these n,gs to symbolic their admiration of your
efforts In the cause Of temperance, None nut a wO.
man can under,tand woman's Ily when she sees
father husband or brother freed from the dreadful
bondage OF lqnor. rry the h,g hrayey IN tne pio'
cesson that VIII commemorate the birth " our nation,
as tributes from loving hearts"
Mrs O'Neilps associates were Mrs James DVlin.
Mrs. Patrick Morgan, ami Mrs Ma thew T. Byrne,
Father Brady the CHapli ia flhe Guild told the mem.
btrs that ne " II deem any man deseret who does mot
app ar IN " O'nights procession,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-03
NEW JERSEY.

Augustus Dominick OF Union Hin, N. j., had
one OF his eyes pestroyeJ yesterday whho playing
with toy cannon,
A boy named Leonard Jewet', while bathing
In the Passaic river at Newrk. yesterday afternoon,
was alta ked with cramps ana drowned
Thomas A. 5wayne, aged 10 u i25 Zahrl.kte
street Jersey CITY was drowned while tAthlng In Tue
Hackensack near kast kewara lat evening
The body OF an unrecognized man, apparently
about thirty years OF Was fouLd floating In New
Ycrk bay. on Communipaw avenue. jersey City yes
terday lie was dressed In DARK pantAl0onB, check
shrt, cotton socks aud low shoes