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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-12-02
Wide Awake For Osce mbsr, 1876,

The D,-ceal Der WIDE AWAKE
opens with an amusing story oil
some yoang outlaws by X ,te- w.
III an ion, eurItir,i 8" X ,hin Hood
ana Another Hood quite the
proper reading for adventurous
buys. Rescued double pa se
richly illustrated Sc, shore poem by
Celia Thax;er, " Princes Feather,
= full-pAgr illns'r rated poem by
Mary L. Bradley, together with the
f,ur page pictorial !egeni OF g CiE-
derclIa." by Mas. Clara Doty Bates,
fully sustain the reputation WIDE
AWAKE has earned for publishing
fine poems "CaIiicr Pigeons,
:. A Turkish Wedding" ard 50 4
i ire Exotic, give entertaining i'll
formation. Mads Elliot has d
capital story If some three children,
emitted Cindrrs.1 ami 4" What
Happened 10 k.thie and Ln," Il
funny story Ivy Miss Farman, is
worthy he attention of big folks as
we'll as little. The Serials, q Man"
by Mrs. 5. &. H..llowell, (the editor
of The Se~ Centu,y.) and g Good
for i.o,hins Polly, arr. deeply inter
cstiag, although both are home
sao.ics, with no pefni,;i ms teniien
,nes. :he Behaving Paper upon
behaving ut a party, viii be bies
sing 20 many Il bashful girl and
va. / " .rd 10y. The small people
get t..rii share in the Large Print
pages, =. Learning TO Count aid
:. lac Little Fig that weut TO
Market"
The latter pages Of the Magazine
pio.iie generously for the home
anusen,ents OF the children. Be-
sides the " Dolls Fair" for Which
al ia. girls are dressing dolls, and
all be boys are IN inusactnr.ng toys.
there are Il dozen Puzzles to solve,
4 fur each of which Prize is offered
and there is Christfuas Pantomile
b. Geo. Il. Bartlett to piactIce fOi
Christmas eve, and Il pretty March
ing Game. SCI TO music.
Ouly 900 per annuin, post paid
Ella Farmdn, L litor. ID. La'hroI
& Co, Publishers Boston Mass
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-12-02
Does the Republican Party Wish to
Count Hayes in by Fraud
springfield Republican =!

We find assurances every day
tnat the best sentiment OF the
Republican par'S, we wish Ne could
say its ruling sentiment, would
rather the Louisiana Il turning
Board should elrci Tiiden than that
they should again deserve such
ccnsnre as was visited upon them
by M.ssrs W lerler, Iiotr, and
Frye iii their re POI, of Feb. %, 1870.
But the party leaders are silent III
this cr.si-. The Republicans who
vent To NV Otleans converted
their fl st opportunity Tor . high
moral nI,ertncr into the. mere elab-
oraiion ot u law point. No lt'pub
iican Senator or Congressman
raises his VOICE amid the general
.lArm aud perp exit, Everything
in party circles is whist and discreet
at tine when all the moral fo, ces
of the country are needed on the
side OF honesty, fair play, and
peace. The attitude of the party
LADDERS reminds MS strongly of that
old A,sUian boast which the
prophet dsnpuuced: By the
strength OF my had have dcnc
IL: ! have rem wed the bonds of
the ueop'e, ,ml have rohbeI ,hcic
treasures my hand has found as Il
nest tn. riches of the people, aud
there Was none that moved the
wing, or opened the mouth OF
pes.pcd.-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-12-02
Our Mex Sign.

The second one i'll a week, the Err
ilnSever was so small that our
friends pointed to it it'll freling -
al surprise rha; we Wnutd Off, to
prt mp, ar rathe "l,ut mp with :
such 4 miserable mud cDlnrel l!atId.
Yer AZ We had paid for il in al
vance We same how or other tried
10 make it do, but the public w0aI,i
MOI stand il and so we ordered III
other lIis.li viii az least Toe a tircc
ton 10 our San. tun. The Young
man who painted our first sign
gave signs of mach i'll iiiiniour OH
account Of our complaining aud
therefore We fee! 1t our duty 10
Dia.,r tin. matter t.ialn as he wishes
:" ''get INTO Society aad We would
,o' iire. his repata tIou il ans
way. as this is the last time his
4,iveri ,Semeut will appear, our con
ra.-' bring at an end, We take
p.rasurr Ill giving it a conspicuous
ptscP,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-12-02
Lippinoott's Magazine.

In Lippiucott's Magazine for De
cember the Centennial articles art
brought t. a close with an account
of the Detached Exhibits" and a
summary of the general results. Il
Is well illustrated, and the series IN
rs complete form constitutes q
pictorial and admirably written
record of the Exhibition, which can
not fail to have permanent valu..'
Ii is supplemented by \ paper on
Ceramic Art at the Exhibition
by a writer who has made this sun-
lject speciality, and who supplies
inform ration and criticism of a kind
that many thousands of readers Will
be glad to obtain, in connection
| with fine engravings in which SON.
of the choicest specimens are re
produced. Another illustrated ar
ticle is the conclusion OF Ellis
Yarnall's pleasant account of his
rambles in I" WordswOrtb's County"
and intercourse with the poets
family and friends. Lady Barker,
whose Letters from South Africa
are drawing to close. writes in her
usual entertaining manner; and |
there are some minor papers OF
interest, including an expose of a
Spiritualistic Medium, the truth OF |
which is youched for. Fresh install !
ments Of The Marquis of Lossie
aud 6. Love in Idieness," and story /
of war times, by Rebecca Harding
Davis, make up the fiction of the
number.
The poems are few and short, bu'
good. The Monthly Gossip em.
braces a variety of subjects, treated
In condensed and graphic manner
The present number concludes the
volume and ninth year
Of this Magazine. Tue Publishers
promise strong attractions for the
, Dmiug year.
TERMS. Yearly Subscribers 81;
Two Copies -; Three Copies, &1o
Five Copies, $l6; Ten Copies
$50; with coy gratis TO tie
,erson procuring the club. Single
35 cents.
NOrICE.-Ths November and
December Numbers, containing the
Earlier chapters of " The Marqai.
If Lnssie," will be presented to Gil !
,ew annual Subscribers for 1877.
Specimen Nunbers ma,Ied, pos
age paid, u any address, on
'ecript of 2D cents.
10 Agents Liberal Commission
sill be Allowed Address.
j. Il. LIPPINCOTT < Co, Pub.
i>hers,
rs * az Market 81 Rniladelphia
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-12-02
Encouragement to the Fsrme- IS.

" no ever hrari Of farmer who
followed his calling as legitimate
aud only pursuit, failing III husi-
hess Aud YET the statistics show
that nearly ninety per cent OF those
wiO engage III mercantile pursuits
l"cnme bankiuH. The highway ;
Of trade and commerce are >trewii
With wrecked fortunes while not
one can be found along the qniet
retrea, OF rural life.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-12-02
County Grange Meeting.

A meeting of Madison County
Grange will be held at D.id l..iio.s
Hall, lis Canton, eli the FIRST MOada,
4.h day December. 1876,
at II O'Clock, A. VI. sharp, f,r the
transaction Of all such business as
the interests Of the order may re-
quire, and in anticipation of the
ssenilling Of the State Grange at
Jackson early in December. \ full
and prompt Attendance OF the nlt;n
bcrs is requested. Ii is hoped that
every Grange viii be fully repre-
scented. as the meeting will be one
OF much interest.
j. Il. YELLOWLY,
-WM. PEiEsTLEY, Master.
Secretary.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-12-02

On MONDAY Morning last, orIr
popular Representative, the Hon.
o. X. Singleton and his accomp-
Ii,-hrd wife lef Tor Washington city.
HIS constituents IN old VI 'dison,
and drought the district have no
fear. but that he will be equal to
any task imposed on him during
the impending contest in C>ng.es ).
| That he will Z" battle for the rigl,'
none will deny and may the God oi
battles strengthen him i'll his duty
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-12-02
To The Public

A Special term Of the Cir, vi
Conrt Of Madison County, State o
Mississippi will be held at til
CouIt House of said County in tn
City of Canton. Commencing o
the End Monday, beng the Bah ia
Of february, A. d. 1877.
by order of the Judge,
GEO. w. Anderson.
CLERK
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-12-02
William Horn,

At A. j. Uefrun's Furniture Store
makes AMI repairs mattresses at
Greatly Reduced Prices, for Cash.
Give h.m cali. lie solicits orders
outside the city limits and guaran-
tees all work. Refers to the 70!
lowing mined rersous 10 sut'si:,n-
tate the fact that lie is the ttst
ima.lrass maker this side cf Mason
aud Dixnn's fine:
Jusigr j. A L. Campbell, Messrs.
Tux & Years.lin, aud many 9th
ers. nov LIN
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-12-02

NEVER 60 .nto store when you
nse not wanted. Ii a man wants
,,,u 10 come 10 Lis room he will
i.iStie you u do SO. aud II iner-
Giant Waits you to visit his place
Lus ness hs will iIyi;e you
through Your Lnmc paper. l. j.,
yesy wrong ia anyone to intrude
upon ri,acy, So dou'i do il.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-12-02

LADIES. Ii you want the gentle
men to admire you. take DIR. Nc
Leans Strengthening Cordial ansi
Blood Purifier. 1t will give you
health, strength, vitality and pure
rich b!ooi. DIR. J. II. Mol an,
office, 3l4 Chestnut st, ST. Louis
No
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-12-02

THF CAMELIA Restaurant srrv-s
mp the best meals in Ca.tOI. Mr.
Chil,licss employs polite and atien-
tive walters. Everything til 1t the
markets afford. can be obtained.
birds, and Oysters to order at all
1ntlrs
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-12-02
NOTICE..

THERE will b-a meeting of thu
Grange Cooperation Association on
Monday next, all p 81.
j. b. ELLoWLY,
Chairman.
PASSENGER tr.i. Mol. on the NO
ST. L. and {. X. Il. ran i,to The
rear of freight train al Cry stall
Springs OF. last f,iday morning
d,mnlishi,g some b"x cars ana
seriously bruiSiag the express mes
scngcr, MIR. VI j OBrien.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-12-02
NEW ADV REFRESHMENTS.
nc g
EinsNEh AND NsnEIs 5LS 6ERnEN,

r. the most beautiful work Of tI.e kind il
the world II confirms nearly a hundred
and fifty pages. hundreds Of i've Illustra
tiOus. and NIX Chrome Plates of Flowers
beautifullt drawn and colored nom nature.
Price 80 cent? in 1,aper covers: 500 in eie.
giant cloth Printed in ttcrman and Eng
lish.
Yi.L's Floral Guide, Quarterly, - cent
a year.
Vi"k's Cst,loeue-3d3 illustrations, only
: cents.
Address, JAMES ylCh, Rochester. y. y.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-12-02

IL his sermo, Of the 18th OF NOV.
the Rev. D.. Witt Talmn.e OF
e rook,ym i-n,rIn ....i h man who
would TAX ne ollic, 81 Presitteu:
from ia. .,tli- OF ballot box srutfr,, ,
Or uriMthful E-turning Boar!
y t,is p,ini T,ilrnag,. is sound.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-12-02

The long looked for malleable
glass lamp chimney, has Leen made
Ut last, aud can be had at
lSc NC. ORIICK'S.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-12-02

WADE UAMProN's NJ ,nsiun,
Columbia, was burned, two youu-
children AMI his sitter escaped l..
'sleir night clothes. TIC fro Was
inesu diary.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-12-02

II becomes palmer every day th.'t
the CANVASS of the votes in Soutr
Carolina, Fiori la ami Louisiana i
directed from " asllingtnu "
conspiracy WgLnized To M
Il, ye- Pr--iden by iis- 4 d
! fraudulent counting.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-12-02

If yon wish The best Lager or
Dr-Inrr -Bs.er go Or send to the
C-.ineiia Ssionii.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-12-02
LOG AL ITEM 8.

ICE, lCE.-For sale in large
or small quantities, at
PRIESTLEY'S
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-12-02

NR. c. 7. ScnAEFER, between
Sll!ett's tailor shop and Winkler's
boot shop, keeps o fine supply OF
family groceries, comprising every
article generally used by house
keepers; which he Offers cheap for
cash. Every Friday morning he has
. variety of fresh fsa which will be
sold in quantities to suit purchasers.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-12-02
Ms. SIMs announces to her

Mrs.. SINS announces to her
former patrons and the ladies gen
orally, that che 10 now receiving.
f,om New York and st. Louis, her
atoek Of Fall and Winter Millinery,
which she is Offering at very re-
ducei rates. Der stock Of Fancy
No,ions is ROW complete, and the
ladies' will do we'll to call and cx-
nmiue her stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-12-02
g * ~
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS,

) re- planted hv n million people IN NIlcrici.
Yick's Cat,ilu.ue-:5l0 illustrations, only
; cents.
Vich's Floral t-,.i,le. Quarterly, q cent
a year
Nick's Floral aud Vegetable Garden, 81
cents; with elegant cloth covers, si.uo.
Al Dy publications are printed in Ger
ulan aud English.
Address. JAMG:> I-Iok, R"cIr,,ster y !
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-12-02
j. ". CAVER,
H.'us.. and Sign Painter.
Canton Miss.

TIE Peaice kinuse at The depot
ia ROW opened tor he reception OF
guests. Is.. tas ~ supplied With
the choicest ot liquors and wines.
rhe trnvling public can De accom-
moaia;e,i Hsih meals AMI lodging at
al 3urs.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-12-02

NINE hundred an.' ,-nt5 seven
bal-s - rai;on w.Ta sL:.u.el from
tni> pla., 49,. week
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-12-02

Parties anu balls can save
nouPl Ivy ordering their snpi.ct-
FRAN Nc. JOHN ChiI,irtss at the
C;sintiia.
reasonable !s!ice charged .ai
az; ti.'s' ..i&-- s,.!}Eees -'r.,1
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RACKETS AND HANDBALL-

Three interesting matches took place yesterday al
McQuade's Handball and Racket Court notwithstand
ing the Indictment weather. The first n confess at
American rackcts for purse Of $780, which hessrs-
Thomas Norton and A. II. Nichols obtained the upper
hand of Messrs Patrick Hogan and James McCleland
The score was as follows:-
Norton and Nichos-h IL 81.
Hogan and McCleand-2l, Is, 20.
second contest at the same game ensued, Messrs.
Patrick Reagan and Michael Gleason playing against
Thomas Connolly and Edward Moylan. The issue OF
$25 side resulted IN the following score:-
Reagan and Gleason-2l, 10. D.
Connolly and Noyian--17, 81, H.
The third event a four handed match at hand
bali for purse OF $40 in which Mcssrs John Husscy
and d. Mccarthy had TO succumb 10 the superior play
ing OF Messrs samuel Bury and John McCauley. The
aces stood at the close
Bury and McCauley-n, 81, 81
Hussey and McCarthy-H, ii, 20
An important and long standing match at English
rackets will be decided the above court next Tues
day afternoon The opponents Mr.. Daniel
ORchley, Of Brooklyn, and Mr.. ?. Fitzpatrick, Of
New York. we'll known experts at this game. prize
valued 500 will be given the winner four
handed match handbaIl will follow, the players TAX
ing part in il being among the best OF this city and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-26
REAL ESTATE.

AS usual on Saturdays yesterday was dull day al
the Exchange salesroom. Four sales were advertised
TO be made. but two Of them adjourned and one
Withdrawn. The ouly sale OF the day was that OF
James L. miller, who Sold by order OF the Court OF
Common Pleas foreclosure decree a. s. Kelley, ref
eree) the building, with lot 25xl0o No 81 willet
street, west side, between Delaney and Rvington
streets, for $3.50, to Philip BONNET
PRIVATE SALES.
The three story and brown stone house and
lot 2OxI0O5 the south side of Forty ninth street.
ninety ieet east OF Eighth avenue sold for sl4 000
The house and lot, lSxiO0 5, on Fifty.third street.
3S5 o feet west Of Sixth avenue, sold for SIC, 900
The house and lot lS9x9S.e, on the south side OF
Thirty seventh street. 24S feet west or Eightn ave-
nue., sold for 81, 800.
TRANSFERS. MARCH 25.
us, st.. p s.. 9s n e OF av a Sot+ f. 70 ia 81, ssx
io32 :' Jet,e Kohnsr and husband 50 Jacob BruS,
lils &; s. % 10 Il 9 Of 9Th sv alxsi 10; Mary
j. Kenny and husband to Edward Primo and others, 90
LIST "v g corner Of I'd St. 5i21ii5 Isaac K
hans to Johanna IL Borgstede ............ $685.
9osa cs1sry to y w mssn'f Phillips.
rrssuar Daniel ysn.Sa~ wife others
4tS as'' Q. A.. SO 4, Of 57tb ST., 5o5xao, 81 li5
par. Of AlheA Schmidt and others Edward G.
Gros:@aycr land and wife to Maria friedsnaer 1900
and wife fe.. 10000
KrSScis. rceree s' to Richard Berry. 10000
Pearl ST. no. 1919. W. Fl IL 70. ". Of City
Hall place, 25xo63; George r. Smith. referee. to 80
I'd av, W a. so4 II n OF 55ih st. aoxde b. c.
McCaGcrty, referee to Cstharne Siebert ...: LOO
4th av. g., 30 r. A. OF 5Ith St, 5O5x:O, Oscar H.
Maynard and others guardian OF TO Ed G. Tinker LIZ
I'd av. n e. cor Of l22d st. mo. 1850. store and
basement Jas. Meagher TO Nicholas r. Kinnay.:. GOO
Jay 81. mo. -, 3 years; Ann Voorhs to JOS wal -
CARING wv
MoRrGAGEs, MARCH r.
others. years; n $ 4sth ST. e. Sd av....... 1900
Covcrly, Marguerite A. and husband. TO Mutual Life
Insurance. Company, year; n g. corner Ann and 80
ist av ana 18th St 25ooo
mouths; H. = 2osh ST. W 9Th sv"...'......... 1000
Same same year. n. 10th St. W. 9th 1000
shaw years n e. corner Ann and Nassau sts - is.4i2
Schlamoitz, Elizabeth r., and husband, to John -
years: e q Beesman place. soth st..... 5000
Hogan, Dennis and wife, TO Washington Life lnsur-
ance Company, year;s 9. corner Bleecker and 80
Stevens, William and wife, to Edmund T. Kobinson
Grus5 wears; No 4s7x Pearl st.............. 1000
Christopher s. Nos iss and 1865 10000
Baker, Frederick @. and wife, to samuel Weed.
years; W.. Marian av II. Fordham road. &c cath 49,,
Urban Charles and wife. to George L. Baliheimer
years; No. ioi Mott st. eooo
Lassgg John e. to Joseph 7. Lee and others (ex.J
years; Fordham n. 9th St. Odd ward) 5000
Rcgelman Kunigurda, 20 Julius Scott, years; SIS
Van Arsdale, Henry NJ, tc James l. Schubert,
year; corner 4th av and 18th st......... 300
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-26
BRoOKLYN'S WATER SUPPLY.

The Brooklyn Common Council will be asked by the
Board of city Works on Monday for sufficient money
to enable them complete the dam OF the Hampstead
storage reservoir. Chief Engineer Adams and the
Commissioners of City Works had conference, and 10
was stated that work on the reservoir was discontin-
ued in November, 1874, for lack of money. The
tractors, however, have done some work their
responsibility toward bringing up the facing
OF the dam TO uniform height OF twelve
feet Colonel Adams stated yesterday that
about 900 Yards yet remained unfinished President
Slocum Will confer with Messrs. Kingsley Keeney 10
ascertain their price 10 finish the DAM and u any
agreement arrived at, will stpuatc that IL shah not
interfere with the suits progress in reference to
the contract According 10 the report made TO Colonel
Adams yesterday the reservoir contained eleven feet
three inches Of The city OF Brooklyn has daily
consumed average during the present month
u. ga, e4S gallons OF water
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-26
ROWING NOTES.


Three P.ttsburg clubs organizing crews for tho
Centennial Regatta.
The Harlem Association will have It's annual regatta
on or about Juno Il.
The schuyIkn Navy will have open spring rc-
gatta this season.
The Neptune CLUB, OF Staten Island will, all prob
ability have a good racing crew this year
Biglln's iour-oared crew practise every nno after
noon on Ncwiown Greek
Two professional Boston already doing
their preliminary work for next seasons events
James OiNcti will commence his early training for
the Centennial Regatta next month
Charles =. Courtney has been quite III recently and
confined to his room.
some members OF the Nautilus Club propose organ
zinR an eight. cared barge 20 TO Philadelphia
during the Centennial
A six-oarcd gig barge and junior scullcrs'
race win be among the contests at the regatta OF
the Harlem Association
ireland will be represented the Schuylkill this
year by a crew composed Of Trinity College oarsmcn.
The YcspcrS OF Philadelphia Will in all probability
have a four cared crew IN the Centennial regatta
The Fishcrman's Rowing Association OF Halifax y.
s.. intend TO have crew on the Schuylkill next
autumn.
The Scawarhaka Club OF Grecnpoint L. l., are to
have a new house tins spring. IL will be completed
before the rowing season sets 10.
Mr. J. Russell OF the Atlantic Boat Club OF Hobokcn,
has been elected Commodore OF the New Jersey
Amateur Rowing Association.
A four cared shell race between the midshipmen al
the Naval Academy and the boys OF the Potomac Club
is among the probabilities OF next season.
The Analostans have taken POSSESSION OF their
boaihouse and arc well pleased with the aocommoda-
lions II affords
II Is rumorcd he is gong to test the merits Of paper
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-26
THE WRONG NUMBER

To THE EprroR OF THE HERALD:--
In the report OF in your issue OF yesterday,
tried IN the Court OF General Sessions, which II was
rocitcd that one Adoph wensdorG had been convicted
or improperly obtaining $3.50 from barber namcl
samuel Rcndell by inducing him to visit certain house
and gamble upon a suggestion that he could readily
win a large amount Of money, your reporter nxcs the
locality ot the house as No. l3I East Twelfth street
This s unintentaIly great injustice and injury TO
occupy the premises referred 20 with nv family rs
private residence and such occurrence OF course,
ever took place therein. ask you IN fairness and JUS
your reporters msstatencntb by the pub
lication OF this communication. NJ PHILLIPS.
NEw YORK, March "a, 1876.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-26
RECORD OF CRIME.

Thieves stole from the residence OF Louis Friedman
at No II West Fifty first street, clothing tho value
OF s125.
The show window OF Cohen Co. IS fancy goods store
No l39 Spring street. broken and sI5 worth Of
property stolen.
CioIhing worth $40 stolen from the apartments
OF W. Prichosky, at No IS Columbil ST.
The residence OF James +. ONoiIi, at No "a Madison
street was robbed OF clothing to the value OF 500
sneak thieves stole from the residence OF James D.
L. Lying No. las West Twenty fourth street. property
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-26
A CHARGE OF PERJURY.

Yesterday afternoon the attention Of United States
Commissioner winslow occupied in the examination
Of Colonel H. 3. Titus the State Agent Of Arkansas who
prefers charge Of perjury against the successful claim
ant for $685. 900 worth of cotton destroyed by federal
troops during tho war. Tho defendant Augustine
Mcdonald recovered the amount set forth on the ad-
Indication OF the Mixed Claim Commission. The al
legged perjury committed before Com
missioner Blun, in Cincinnati, Ohio in 1874 The
cross examination of the complainant was continued,
the latter detailing at length the story OF his trausac-
lions with the defendant. The examination will be re-
sunod at three O'Clock Monday afternoon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-26
THE ENGLISH ERIE BoNDHoLDERs.

Yesterday Messrs. Fleming and Miller the repre-
OF the English second mortgage bondholders
OF the Erie Railway, sailed for Liverpool the steam
snip Adriatic They have decided to recommend an
arrangement which Will include the funding OF the
first mortgage coupons the alternate coupons for FIVE
years and all OF the seconds for i've years, with an
assessment of SIS per share the stock This will
have nothing 70 DO with the cutting down of stock
holders the laying OF the third rail- The plan IS or
course subject 10 ratification, but Messrs. Fleming
and Miller believe that tho English bondholders will
Tatify IT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-26
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Al the second meeting Of the creditors OF Messrs
Faxon Tebbcts, auctioneers, No. l32 Duane street.
held yesterday the Office OF Register H. W, Allen,
No l52 Broadway. the assignee declared nrst div
dend OF nine per cent
In the matter OF william II. Jeners dealer IN SHOES,
No l.t03 Broadway. meeting OF the creditors Was
held yesterday Register Aliens office. and nrst
dividend OF 1--WE per declared by me assignee