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sunds< in New YORK is getting to take

Sunday in New York is getting to take
on a European character, In spite OF the efforts
Of the Sabbath Committee. After a squirt OF
zeal. lasting few weeks, for the enforcement
OF the Sunday liquor law, the Police Commits
sioners now offer only Ianguid resistance To
the sale of beer and spirits on that day. The
bars are open either boldly or are entered by
side doors, and the thirsty ind no di1nculty In
satisfying their appetites. Yesterday was a
cool and breezy day, and the people
took advantage OF IL In large num-
ber to visit the parks and the neigh
boring watering places. Central Park and
the boulevard were fun OF vehicles carving
pleasure seekers. and fast uotters were every
where TO be seen. At Coney Island, Long
branch. and Rocksway the crowds were great.
and there seemed to be little regard for our
Puritan Sunday felt by the frequenters. Yet
the day finds MANY thousands ready to keep
II In wy 10 satisfy the sabb tn Commit
tee But Sunday in New York for large share
OF the population Is now and will continue TO be
In fine weather a day of pleasure and recreation.
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Some time ago the Lehigh Valley Rail-
road made contract Win the Eric Railway by which
It agreed To lay Third steel raj from Wtvery t.
Buffalo. thus making narrow gGaSe Tor 11O miles m
consideration Of being given the urlt of way for
trains over me section fnr term 81 years The rails
were Aid, aud thc tranic sen, %, tue Lrhsh Vail v
Il truAi tlr tllr tur hNs ampuut ru 10 tunug
10 pay tor twenty miles of tle steel rail Il Is thought
that M about Two Ner- the |" hsn valley viii have
usrd the tu to an txteut sufficient to reimburse IT,
sell for IT. advances no the purchase II the see ral-
lh rails VIII then become Vntrey the property Of tht
Lilu Railway.
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The Central Railroad of New Jersey is
capitalized at the largest amount per mile OF
any road In the country 1t has capital Of
si7eo0,00o, aud is l04 miles In length. Each mile
Of road is therefore represented by about $50
GO. 1t has attempted to pay ten per cent. divi-
bends upon the stock, besides providing for its
interest. Each mile OF road would therefore be
oou1ed to earn, net. about 10000 por annum
This sum would suffice TO duplicate the New
jersey Central Railroad each We r. II Ia not to
be wondered at that the stock has fallen from
ITO IN
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Ca.iiila, Ala nd.
HcrmanOs, luchad
Porque eli upre EN- las IlAyas de Cuba
1remole de kspana

He goes ON TO declare with a confidence that
Ia humorous, considering that the Cubans, I'M
aided, seem 10 give the royal troops enough tn
do: Though the world should levy concerted
war, there Is no length or cunning under the
sun which could wrench from spain the Jewel
when she guards ~ she guards her honor.
his has tho true ring OF the I'D rod0montade
century, and winch 'es MOI seem to be Nc ali
impaired since the reign OF Philip the Second
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Our able contemporary, the Times, which
is now, perforce, engaged In the thankless and
hopeless task Of stigmatizing Gov. 1ILDEs as a
fraud, a thief, and II rebel sympathzer when II
was sble to speak Of him with its customary
fairness OF view and GOODNESS OF judgment be-
fore he became candidate for once, charac-
terized our Reform Governor as he deserves TO
be characterized, as a gentleman OF honor and
Integrity, learning and craftsmanship, and
lauded his priceless services In the work OF
oyerthrowing the TWEED Ring. Our contem-
porary always writes with vigor and power and
We recall its praises Of MIR. TILDES with great
satisfaction, both because OF the ability which
distinguished their utterance. and the truth
which justified them. The Times, however, IL
conducting the Republican canvass with great
energy, and with zeal worthy Of better cause.
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Give prompt attention ard treatment to all ar
tecllons of Ca" hOWes such as dmrrhwa cholera nor
bus, dlrenlery g. A. in. season II tho Year Dyusny
hr. Jaine's Ctrmiuatne BIlsam you Will obtain nj
tAe svstrm ~ - NN'
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gentleman, OF that UPPER HOLLAND. for in
stance, does to 1HAcKrRA1 or GEoReB ELIor.
Still, we do not wish 70 give any offence to 1UP-
PER HOLLAND, who never said or wrote
wicked. II never also wise and original word,
10 his whole life. He and the young editor and
their school Of writer's are fast getting monop-
oily OF the use OF the word culture, so disagree
able are its associations In the minds OF the ju-
dirinna.
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The Fourth Of July has long since passed
and gone, and yet We have not witnessed thnt
remarkable demonstration Of the marvellous
power Of the KELLEY motor. with which the
people were to have been astonished upon the
Centennial Anniversary Of our Independence
In tho mean time rival OF KELLEY named WIN
GATE ia at WORK In New Orleans. and threatens
To produce n power which shall surprss any
thing tho void has ever seen or even Imagined
WINGATE calls his motor the Nameess Force
aud he has organized \ corporation for the pur
pose Of raising capital to prosecute his export.
mrnts to a successful conclusion So soon as
he gets Sl,Oo0.OOO In tue treasury Of his company
he will produce an explosion that Will be heard
all over Ameri'a. Shares in the Nameless Force
Company are placed at the reasonable price Of
800 each. They would probably sell more
rapidly than they do were It not for tho fact
that few weeks ago. when WISGATE under
took TO blow up vessel anchored three miles
away from him by discharginR the Force from
his hand while standing on shore, two nsher
men circulated malicious story about him.
They said, and the story found It's way into the
newspapers. that they accidentally ran across
three men IN boat hid under wharf who
were industr!ouslY hauling In long string
which ran under water In the direction OF the
vessel doomed to destruction, and that their
lahors suddenly ceased Just AZ the explosion Of
the Naneoss Force took lace.
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The late Speaker KERR leaves behind
him The memory of a painstaking and conscien-
tious legislator, who maintained his character
unsullied. and kept his sense OF rsht unolunted
at time when loose notions Of Official obhga-
tlon prevailed about him. 1t is good rsputa-
ton to leave.
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TUpPER HOLLAND writes II great denl
about what he calls couture" lie has an arti-
Gle In his magazine this month In which tho
word repeatedly occurs. Why will the moral
bard ana platitudnons essayist thus bring the
term into ridicule. In which work he has the
efficient assistance OF JAY GOULD's Young
ediiorY 1t once meant something, something
not very dehnite, perhaps, vet still some
thing; but As used In the writing Of these
oraiu workers It CONVEYS TO tho mind OF
the discriminating reader no other idea
III n that OF prelentious Mandy PANTY,
wlshy-washy literary snobbery INDUCED In by
uon who bear about the same relation to really
cultivated people that a Il, shy dressed aud
underlined nerSon does 10 properly arrayed
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found her where the garden fair
It's fairrst b eOuls dirclOses.
within her purpte APPS she held
The iOyellett VI the roses.
She flushed, sue frowned, yet when sought
kiss, IN tde No DENYING,
Happy the wer betwiKt her lips
Defeated her replying.
The homer which my kisses drew
Some dainty fouut sunroses;
Was IL tue callx Of thy fps
NV StlVla, Lue rust62
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THE CHRISTOPHER DESCRIBED.
what Kind OF Figure the Pest Of the West
Makes In Minnesota.

from TIE Fergus FnNs journal 80.
The graeshOppcr as champion multi
piyst has no equal. He lays (speaking gener-
tcally and not TO put too nne n point upon ~ an
primer D. In fact he Laws several " them. From
August until winter he Is actunted by roCk-
less ambition TO boro holes in the ground. OF ne
size OF pipe stem. and ther To MI thcsc nuies
with cream colOred 90. And though be Is sma !
be attends to bis biz and Is Triumphant success.
In stature he Is about match Tor elNpenuy
stub nail, in form he Is like unto ynthpin,
and he we irs green sealing head on hlth
and pair Of glass eyes, 80 that win MS i9nt-
tailed duster on he looks Ike An unsoDn'su-
Gated and near-sighted schoOlmaster. but IN
sophisticatcd isn't what's the matter WIN hln'
And numerntiOn II his best matho maj cal hoin.
He will staud himself bolt upuEht Ike n peg III
one OF those holes aforesaid. and view the hehv-
ems with an mir II sublime serenity ana wooueh-
headed unccnsciousnesa 49,. .,.,
Don't YOU fool yourelf-hc knows just what
he IA about. He tfe1xes himself IKE a nE'r re
4 I'm the business, and, adopting the ueclmhl
system OF notation, calmly places "neio "
before you can dot ana carry one nc has nuIed
another cipher 10 that AM ne now u ,us W..
About this time you begin u discover what SORT
nf n rooster he Is and YOU entertain a de yfee OF
awe for him not inspired by front view OF his
green cosrle- Reasoning a pOstcriOrf YOU dis
cover that he Is dan9erous uei1hugr But
while you stand am zed he fnrdly sdiiNes M
teen or twenty more 600, carving his problem
Into the million millions, and has sealed and
remented IL up ready to toe fired at you next
.prtnQ. In two minutes and quarter no has
given You a problem tn I With all your powers
OF naturalization cannot he solved or equated.
He compounds his interest a 1OJ per cent. every
cofnned. and forecloses before you can say
lack IiobtuSpu,
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Nluufto...Mults.

~ ss 80 b. a
XNANTRD-A bright, good.ioOEing muatto boy
w from ~ to u years Of age. Apply at 1W Brcad'
way, from to o O'Clock
WANTED-A smart young man g. wait on table.
w Apply with reference. at Delavan House, Union
square.
WANTED-Firstclasss pinncrs on upholstery Trim
w mings. H. WEINBERG. Sli Broadway.
w River one used to job word. JOHN HANSON.
NNASTED-A man who thoroughly understands
w plating looking glasses. j. CARo 800 rear 81.
WANTED -Tailors, IL miles rom city. to wor2 on
w coats vests. and pants. 23t DivisionN
NANTED-A young man from 10 10 is years old
w to attend bar. Apply ~ 1pt Barrow NJ.
WANTED-A good twin spinner. Apply to JOIN
w JAMESON. West End. Jcrset CITY
NxrANTFD-A nrs,.ciass dyer and a cleaner. Apply
w atU. ZELLwEGER's. 0f5 9th ay.
WANTED Two nr tciss in. copper and sheet
w iron workers Of 1O1 West ian st.
WANTED BOYS from IS to ~ years, speaking
w English ana French. OF uraud ~.
WANTED gooo hands 10 wire tromcs BY ua-
w chine. Inquire at l30 spring 81.
WANTED-A boy to feed ruling machine at - and
w 90 Fulton st.
TWENTY-FIVE ,CENTS WILL SEND
fhoM SOW Till hki FjEh n PRESIDENTIAL
POSTPAID. TO ANY .AnpREss IHKoUGHoUT
NO CAMPAIGN DOCUMENT LIKE IT.
Address ThE sun, \. CITY.
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= INTERNATIONAL RIFLE MATCHES,

scotland; Ireland. Austria "a Canada. aud Amerios,
sept ~ ~ aud IA Anuull or cout ST., Judd lurt
range LAnin Rand, Gltlng, Chlmnon. Cavalry.
Long range, NlmnlrdOu Cup IN itches &c, sept. Is,
~, and 20. Return match, ireland an Amer ca fnurs.
q y. sept 81. during da,s " all above matches tho
Long Island Ruiua1 Company VIII run " AIMS an
from Crecdmoor AS follows Leave Long Isllod liiy.
iro ne, ot n9rth ~ Ter y 3i' AO5 ll03 A. Nj. 100,
in5y' gd 1879 ii3s A. Nj 1908 1881 1888 sjs.
moo ~ Ii5. st7. ll:lb, lle5 A. NJ l2;l2 Il8 L. e.
2ti 300, bl5 $50 bis, 900. ga, $50, 7il3 1884
lily aol mirnles Excursion tlcscts o. including
ADMISSION to an rtt Of the grounds Tickets for sails
at James slip amd Eas 3ith It ferrie, ana Al West
cot Expires, Offices 7Sj and p42 broadway aud PAX
VI .ce. ftrrf 10 Is leave Sew lorN. an . SLIP foot
o. amhtrs st. thirty nFe go minutes and 3tth a. II.
Is twenty SO ln itrs Prev IA t. deptr ~
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EoR >ORwALK DIRECT,

Connecting with D,nbury. NOrwalS ana New Haven
kalroads oy steamer ARROwsMIrH daily SUNDAYS
ehcentrdi from Jewell's docs. Brooklyn. $50 r. N.
lier ~ East river 2;i5 T. NJ aud loot OF 3jl st. East
ryrr a. T. NJ. Fare IS cents. Excursion tickets, q
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DENNsYIvANlA kAlLKUAO.


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains I'VE New YORK, VIA DesbrOsses and COrtABdt
streets ferries, as follows.
Express tor Harrisburg Pittsburgh, the West and South,
with Pullman Palace cars AttAcled vJO A NJ, 0 and
$50 +. N. SUNDAY. q ami $40 l.. NJ
For Namspprt, Lock Haven, Cory, ana Eric a. g.tt
ann $40 4 NJ. e inectlng at CORY tor ritusyllio,
Petroleum tcutrr ana the on Regions.
For Baltimore, Washington, Hn1 the South LlmiteS
Washington EIprcss Of Pullman ParlOr Cars daiE,
cIccpt Sunday $50 A. NJ, arrive W Arlington iiId
rM; Regular d, $40 a. NJ 2iO and v +. NJ. sun ".
EIprtss for Philadelphia 7,3O. $40 $50 A NJ i2.sh
ESQ, 80, o D. T. $50 . p NJ. and i2 night Aeoomuio-
nHlnn \. ". ano iii0 + NJ. SUNDAY. A. NJ. .. q
7,s'io' and l.. NJ. Emgrant and soc nj class
For lrntennal Depot at $50 $50 7sO, s. $50. . -
A VI 1850 3, and T.. NJ. On sundat, 4. NJ lts,
turning. leave Centennial Depot nt 7lh, \ ID, lOs9
A. NJ. l, ll5. g. $3.50 itd $50 q. $50 ahd 100 NJ
On sunday 7: 20 A. NJ aud T.. NJ.
fur trains 10 newark, Eh1tlcth, kahEAI' frlncetou.
Trenton, Per h Amboy, Fleming IA, lVllerr. aul
otter int see local schedules A. al lcket pn -
Trains arrive From Plttsnu IN, d.2l and lo;SO ~
anh 1929 L. N. daily. 1910 4 NJ aud $50 T. NJ IA -
except Nonuay. From Was lugon and hailiwY,"
$50 4. NJ. 40 $40 and lo,2O T. 81 Sqnd ~ ~ %
~ From lnladrlphia. 800, t.29, 80 10Y, ll.iG
100 A. NJ. H,lO, 800 iln, $40. $40. 800 80; iS
1l5J A NJ $50 aud 1920 T.. NJ. ,,o,
rcket Once. 5ed aud yit Broadsay, No. ~,
House, AMI foot Of Deshrpsscs AMI tortlahllt ~
No. Court ST.. Brookhn ia. 40 aud ~ 'nelss
Hon ken Depot. Jersey Guy. kmStsn' icN'' '"''
No Battery pace. .,,.. l.
FRANK THOMSON. ID, W W1H III
General Manager. General Pa -enger Atras-
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tolooo ano { on.

('OAI. a. reircei pri'cs Locust Mountain nut,
l 81 Lorust Mountain egg, 81 % Locust luni AIN
stuNr, - Lchigh furua or hrokrn - red nut.
- rrd ash cs@ ur stove, t15h best English cnncl
VS. Apply AZ 8l3 BJNcry 81. brOOme st., III Grceue
st. l5i Leroy ST.
JACOp wEEKs
EENliNE RED A-Ii. LEiIlGH. LOCUST
~ Mountain ana Laos sNuut Go y, scrcened de
n.,red ncr tou OF 2OO pounds. Sl75 10 1850. from
IitpFOHno Yuri-, corner 21tl 81. aud VIA aY. gao
and 2i1 We t43i ST, ami IA Madison II.
L rms WfEKLY Sun
FROM wv TILL ,AfltE THE PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTION,
POSTPAID. TO. ANY AbDRRss THROUGHOUT
lHE UNITED STATES
30 CAMPAIGN DOCUMENT LIKE IN.
Address THE Sun, \. \. City,
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PROOF or THE EFFICACY OF DR. sHERMAN's
TREATMENT.
DIR. SHER MI AN,

Having returned from his professional trip may now
be Dali, cpnsultcd at his
OFFICE, 40 l Ann ST, y, Y. UP STAIRS.
BlONe, vi Photographic nKrnrs c, OF bad cases Of
rupture before aud after cure, mailed receipt oi ten
cents.
Reference, given TO gentlemen who hav, been cured
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VwESTY-EIXE GENJrH, wlldhk SEND
FROM NOW TILL Aflhk TAR PRtslphNi't
,,,. ,, ELEcil9Nss ru,.nuGHoU3
POSTPAID ~ T2r Aux Hyrr hR'E sTSrEs
NO CAMPAIGN DonuMkNL LIKE cnA
Address THE bum ~ - ~
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Amustntents.
sTuAv. THEATRE Bf,adw.y and ssth st.

- THE THEATRE Will be CLOSED MONDAY
tons and upholserne. The BOY OFFICE WI be open
ALL DAY from s tan 0. Among ne novel features 70
be Introduced in the 18th Az. Theatre tins season. MR.
DAILY would call attention to Tel, Hfph Bureau
which Will be open day and rht 10 the west end OF the
lobby for the accommodation of inerch nts, banker.
and visiting stranger In connection WIN the wires OF
the Atlantic aud paclhc Tclegr pa. Persons ~ ANY
part Of the city al .may, have SEATS shCU RID ~.
inrough any OF The HUNDRED OFFICES " the ~
lan,ic aud Pacific Company. ltsIANIANLOuSLi'
aud vitheu Tire tnnile Of cal e. the hQx ONCE
IiEaDAT NtGfir, SEPT. l2, 1876
OFF SING NiGUr
Ov tfE
FtGTfrH REGULAR SEASON
1LAi CRATE production " LORD LiTIOS'S cclc.
brated cOu.rdy. arranged tOf Wis VCCssios 10 slA
IAHL Al A. entitled.
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&lublit ttotitts.
xost anS SOUND.

-~-------------~-
4 OSr-At 81. Francis xavier's Church, 10Th ST.
ycsfe rday, az the early lsdYs watch
sud chain. Tue nader all be literally rewarded by
ayis It At the hotel Office, AstJr hou,e. for Miss
I. Il.
600 REWARD will BE- paid for the return OF q
- ~ SKYE terrier dog answers toe name OF rncher;
loot In 2ih st. and 10Th ay. on sunday. Sept TO- Tho
above reward Sll be paid ny returning hun to JOHN
lR IL, horSeshoeing shop, 400 West 18th st.
TWENrf-FIIXE CkFlys VIII SEND
FROM NOW TILL .AFILK IHE PRESIDENTIAL
POSTPAID. TO ASY NAb'DDRkss THROUGHOUT
THE UNITED STATES
80 CAMPAIGN DOCUMENT LIKE IT
Address THE SUN v. !. City.
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stt Cream.

-UORTON'S ICE CREA VI, made from pure
n cream g. churches, fairs. ic ivlls &c. 25c prr
quart SOS tth W. So4 Bro,dwsy. anu 10 Chatham a..
lhsSELEs ICE CkEAM Best IN the citY.
Dealers anl churches, pc. per quart Special az
tenton 10 ont Of town orders. IL Bible House
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A vn"Sl :" i sS5 s#S5fiaS 55St
S a}@s 5j H$ $Ii.S i
NEgnTs. iiisc 4 H. sna
CIV :TssI I rIys Il A. FL ~
FUTON 'erf'w iTIGfa'sa c%os5 iK ffhkyfess
feNafinh street. es aort i riye f at ioi5 K N.
P"sr,3 y N Scs,l II yo5s a II =, Al iMsAM
KETURNtNG, BOAGs icaye EOck way AZ IL n NJ,
fAht q ryGgPsIoS 5lcFFTlir % S eTsr
spectral Notcc-Thc Last river boat IL vthdrawn Tor
the season.
J1OR COMFY ISLAND DIRECT.
Sew Landing near ca.lES' Rai The ''vor'e steamer
on her regular trips oen1 ron lsoekaw,y Beach WIN
ssl nna,mHan,i Ns~a pofs paS,Nsy escy st. st H.
40 r. NJ ard ieMen's roca. Drookiyn, ? p. Nj re-
Fare. 4 cents. excursion tickets 90 cents.
4 SEw, noCrE TO CPNgy so i :.a,, via
"A Boy FdsGs rfss s q I :, laaRii 2 eSn''
GicyS .ad de 1 ssa E'' ''D' pau" '''
s sss SPST s lsq lis H. ac 49, *. sS SEQ
A -I,-TO CHARTER. steamboat Fort Ice
y. viii -ecoriin 5date 100 p,s.ensers pree $50 to
CoNt4fi, III l7 slAAisA}H Ffi 6tg 9IiIe LEAVES
WS s.t u ION ti g., Nh-9j ~, 1910 w. and $40
ffinkiin st.. " R-9.so A. Nj, 1890 p. NJ, and 500
gie- g n 4 -o.ao A. NJ, 1890 Nj, and $50 pm.
toney Island at 1880 4 NJ, 1880 andoP.M.
ANSUAL EXCURSION to Coney I-lind on
~ We'd esdaY ~ 10, rendered to The oficcr- OF the
Steamer IDI FW iIb thence around Staten Island
rvtng al the ci ~ q O'CLOCK. Tickets 81. Leaving
can at lu31 M,i West i0tn st., lO4Oi frauklin
ST. 1850 7 rr . a.
(tENTENNItL vI~ITORS.-Don't flll TO ~ to
y HocAswAJ -tsentY uuutcs On the Atlantic Ocean
Tor ~ cent.
hAIT.Y anu sunday eNcur"Jn- to Fort Lee. Plea,.
IJanf Valley. aad Shtds SIDE. rtesmnosfs leave Ctnh
DAY Al TO- II A. NJ, ~ W.. and L. ., .. 4, t. aud p. NJ
landing - - ana 34' fisily ana SuudaNl ~ NM
later. H'nnd trps. -' cents cuidrcn hall price
nON'F Miss TuE SAIL On MORnIsA-
SfA uoss TO nsh Gridse Excursion tickets 10 High
Bridge ara return 20 cents Take boats At Fulton and
| Grand ss. half hourly.
IONA ISiA>D, West Point and sew bursh. See
L alVC r'lscmtat Of steamboat ARMENIA.
| ,FNTENNIAL VISITORS. ~. =. IAN to 40 to
r.. SaNay-rwenty ialu fte3 fr .le AUantc ocean
| -.or 80 cents
| ~, EST POINr, NEWHUKGh, rOl- IaAEEPsiE
| w AID RLTtEN SANE DAY
| RY DAY fiSs STEAMERS.
TwEN rY-rfNhtE GfNTS MIL SEND
IhoM SOW TILL AFFIEFE TEE PRESIDENTIAL
| POSTPAID, 10, Any, ,AnDRG;s THROUGHOUT
M cAJrPE, NyNib5obcR, vi \\Trtii,1xE IT.
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Stmlna YlatnInts.


CANTONESE account Of the popularity OF the
~ Wheeler a VII on sewing machines, paroles have
largely chg'gri N purchasing Old aud second hand me
chimes OF mat maze, anu Imposing upon the pu,c by
Sc ling them new ma hinrs. Ihe Wheeler 4 wilson
COMPANY bog u advise the puolc that desiring
- buy their secondhand machines eau De supplied by
thAt company direct on better Terms than others
affnr1 tneu he assured OF what they ar Duying
Address WHEELER WILSON MIG CO.
"A IAN e., Clipu SQUARE, Ncw York.
IHOR -ALF- a Bonnak machine. only in use = few
months Address or cali at los Wooster st., AOLdAy
between and 10 \. VI.
INMENTY INECENT~ WILL sEND
Il HE WEEKLY sun
FROM NOW TILL AFTER the PRESIDENTIAL
ElEt RIOS,
POSTPAID, TO ANY ADDRESS THROUGHOUT
THE UNITED STATES.
No CAMPAlGN DOCUMENT LIKE 1T.
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AT13CLiN gON PLACE sth st Machines and
N wOrK Of the oldest and mos. reliable party c4au
weekly; plenty work. few shirt mtkera wanisl,
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NENIINE A-m. LEiLIGm. LOCU.T


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he, ~. Marks place.
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At - EASrQrii IT. oppostc ScWatts. cash
N para Tor AL Toe WorA YOU c.t 9H mac me sem ON
trial this week prrssVt on aides ut riwcart good
operators Oy,rals machines excnangtd plenty OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-11

A -h.-PLE>ry WORN. to litic' buying ma.
N -cnines give one year. credit ana pay tuf
work every wees Cooperative My. 1e1 Walker -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-11

A WHEELER ~ "Ih~ON sewing machine
~ little use f. Fi'h cover, tutftr. binder, four hem
ners sc will seli tor SIS. 80 Bond st.. near Bo~cry
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-11

A -FXPER CO'.DtR % wheeler wilson
IA maC4lnc to "a % vnrN HON
ia kNAN & u.nAltA. lel Frlnklln q.
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6dlanlrN.

NOTICE. LADIES' after iookrg everywhere,
n plcase call ~ the Sc INK " chine stitching COM
pany T. 1902 NicCcker II. ana Hi3 Az. \. W. J ave
every week Joo flannel ant cpico sh,- Ia givc
aut We pay the highest urices, and cash lur work.
Terms on mae ilc ~ per week W. give written guar
aItee for ali the WORK you DO los I've wears. and
allow 40 prr cent oh cash sale. 60 all the week.
A -NOriCE.-I.sdic-, II YOU want n sewing ma
N. chine, why dOut Won 20 dilct 10 ihc Sew ORR
Pcwing Machine ncaogu1rtcrs, igl or nd IT,, v ere
you can get any machine you Wi- uh the beet tcrs'
and deal with responsible nun and not ~ to the sec.
ondhand Ilacrs 1sl traud H. l. the piece to ect good
machine ana good w0rKi 5000 hands m 'Kc w per
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Situations ddlan!ro.

RESPECTABLE woman wishes TO lake u baby
~ to her own home t. bring NJ on the bottle VIII
give II mothers care terms re souable. i5t West
3Stn st., top door back rooms.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28

stepped forward they poured a volley OF balls
into the hall way and smith fell, mortaiy
Wounded. Thls was fourteen years ago
yellow Jack DonOhue was also 9rrestssu t"I
being concerned I'm the william ana Jesse Malol
has lust been arrested on the charge OF kllilig
". 4 Langdon, a mine boss. Langdon was cIub-
he'd To- death m the public road when returning
frnu SUNDAY SCHOOL celebration ON the an OF
july lslg Tie prisoner Dougherty, was peached
mon Nv A pnl, and hence his arrest"
'Yester,iny i'm Ashland. one man shot another
mans head neatly of. md In lNcOming, Curtis
Martin was slain. and O'DunnCll, at Coal Dale,
was shot through the heart tho other night
while shaving himself. Up To this writing no
arrests have been made. In the lull of the court
murders continue. coal breakers are Swallowed,
cars ere obstructcd, private watchmen are
threatened with death. intimidating notices arc
sent out signed by the Molhes, and thus this
Thug warfare goes on.