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New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
PAYMENT or BONDS IN SILVER.


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bonds piurilal and interest, may De- pdld In "a de
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New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
LATEST SHIP NEU'S

ARRIVED.
steamship Bcnc'acioT Jones wilmington ~ C., days.
steamship EclEoa Johnson Poriian with mdse and pass
Bark David Preston lof Boston Hal days.
with coffee.
BARK HayelocS Glasgow Patterson. Matanzas via Ia
Bars Advocate toi Windsor " -, spcer Rotterdam 80
days Dsias. Anchored in iTaycsrnd Bay.
Barr ermod tAorJ Tros. southampton 50 days Id bal.
las.
SAILED.
Steamships KenwOTth for Antwerp AssyTia, Tor Liver
sbiIs ~tatIaarn tor Liverpool Humboldt FOR san
Francisco Dar~s HcmiIo, for IamGurs NiatDr and AN
Solen, fpr CicnStalt Camilla foi c'ik toH gdels; Jo
gain for Genoa JACOB Aa, TO. Cork ord Albert
sclliz FOR oaniander: bag C. 4 spar-s fof HnlL EnS
"iND-sunseL hghL , T.. ce@r
June 20 lat 0j long. "a 40 bng s. Packard from RIO
JaEulco Tor BALTIMORE
DISASTER.
HALIFAX y. 3. July 2G.-lho ship r. II. Haz ltine from
u tie 2Jb
load Is aAIH, bat viii proceed On heI voyage.
FOhTIGN POE1>
QUEENSTOWN July 26I1e steamship City Of Limerick.
JAIME on rom Philadelphia JAY IA Tor LYcrpoo HAS ar
HlIFAx y. July 90 Arrived ship Heetarrog (Br.).
sew lOrE forest frgDce, Carroll jamaica Sae, steam
ship Falmouth or Portland.
HAVANA July 26oaiiod -5tL, bark Marietta (spanG for
LocRroEI. y. 3, July 2Gsalsd vest ray. bng EvaDge.
-. jobs y. B. Juiy 2G.-Arrived, schr Ulaume from
DOMESTIC PO8Ts.
BOSTON. July 26.-AIrlyed steamships 1befian Howe.
Liverpool Neptune Brt v NeN-lorS DArA L. y GO1dArS
smith nmyrnI, 6ngs Mary Bartlett, smith Sagua Mary
y. C4dSc. Dulh1, AitiaI;ts
,N fIANCIsCo, July 26Auved slip Ellen Goudey tBrj,
Pc r., IrUuI NuNcAstlc. y. p. ".
rAyAN,AH Luiy 2o.-AlTyed, steamships san salvador,
hlca,r>o", New. lOIk sarisOssI Hooper 6It-.l9re
WiLNSGIoN. y c. July ZoATliycd steamship Regulator,
NrwoGLGlNs, July 2e Cleared, steamship New orleans,
iUr y o"- lOr-.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27

FROM HAVANA-El steanship en- 9t Nec Iori July 2a.
Mr. aud Nrs Edwar! Hubbard, Miss ID. Escaambra, Gul
lermo Martinez r Casper Coneras Col Jacoo dc
Pezuea servant H. Upmann, g. Fcigel German Con-
Miss Ella FEilDs, MIS- Juia BfoWn,
Mrs. Anne ~ Bamtcd Sir. and MIs. Agdst,n Morales,
children and servant Juan Morales. Mr. ana Ars.
CayO infant and Mr and Mrs Pedro TOsca
children, A. TOscau and daughter, Fernandez
Ianz Miss Felicia Miss Maria ]. Lauz Master jose
Fernandez, Mr and Mrs Joae G. Flores Mr ana Ars FRAN
Moran Ricardo Alvarez Jose AuOdro Mrs Pohamus,
IeouDr Ralrs infant Isabel Bates Mrs.
Concept CaTTanZa Miss Isabel Gomez Iomds a. Graham,
Antonio Carlos Marin and son, Reyes Guznan,
McAndrew, Thomas Pratt CrstpOio Dstch, O. Verde
rosa Dr. A Basan Dr. Caud.O De gadO Frauc.sCO Diaz Tor
rirne " Gutierrez Julian Yucera Soryando DO
Hucrs Solcr carlos Alynrrz Manuel de Ia R.Onda
Lorenzo Castro Sae kcy Bernardo MenandeZ
Gutcrrez Sin0rianO SOlozano, Caveon Aure
o Aneida Cao- A.uiIIe Manue u. OUiutana, Manuel d.
Heucmas MgGel AgdU2, Manuel Nora, Su NJ &c BDiNlr
J. de /yas, Miguel Alec. EnrqueTone oaros a.
iowa, and 10 Cinnamon.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
GENERAL CIMPIIGY NEWS.
TIIr A.EANY MEETING.


vN. BARLOW AesElI- ulaT u HN> HrrN RAISED
IvIo U>pUa rGoVNESCE-THE GOyEENoEenIr
I'M NiAIS r,rlC.
\ reporter OF TIE TRIurNE called upon
r-.u. I, Barlow y,.ta,,y 20 learn tAr object OF The
.if II Albany of toorer William Curtis, Jr-oph H.
,at, ,,usr, II Forster, 5ll Barlow, and others on
M,u.i, uisaL Nj Barlow aii thlt the published
reports Of ic needing Ind liv,u - q an altogether
undue iIumin,ur, l. 800 Lfup. nod tAtt NJ Curtis aud
sr Barlow who ad brL boz vicinity ,or some time,
were about Ia return NcHNor aud Mr. Curtis p,o
posed that tu,y should Al Albany for tnc inter
cnausc Of opinions upon matters ~ public interest Nr
Barlow n-sri asked Mr. CIuatc. who spends consider
able time boo thc vicinity "f Albany every summer. to
Iu.u tur. several other persons, wlo.r names 81 Bar
low dii not f-al 40 lp.,y = uun. mot them there
aul ou, or tao icrf.I. received m response to
rr, sent % g.n'itp Do not present Except hlt the
place of meet % W.. iou-y agreed upon, % WAS just
such 900 Informal ctlrg might occur at any time or
,n ANY rla,r In sort. said Mr. Briow. II just
what IL purpor'rd To hr. private conversation and
there WA attempting u elevate II Int" tho
d.ln.iy ~ u conference, even the nucleus o con
h.u.nrc. TIE gDyoroiship ia" main topic of CON
y,.sIfion. but tIc meeting not sxC1rn"l or anti
an. rody else. MI Barlow said cmphlticaly that the
meeting Wa, not specifically opposition To Conklins
thougl the expressed feeding against him might have
been struuc.
Mr. BARLOW added that he thought the feeling among
those present undoubtedly that Mr. Eyarts would be
the strongest candidate Tor Governor
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27

The liver tie great uvPUfatng or DOoclcansnS organ OF
the great hOuSr ~ our health al work,
the ou ,OrrupUns wcn gender III the blood and rot
tAo machinery Of ie are gradually expelled
TIE system For MS purpose Dr. i'rcrs Golden Med
iCll Ds,oyy, with small haly Oi Dr II fCes Peasut
Pcrts pre- mlucuty tne articles needed Ihey
every kint Gum0r tine worst scEJiua 10 the cont
ulnpr biOc. UruptiuD. Great Ciing ulcers Aindly
heat Uuacr th,r mighty o"rav" iAicnce Nrulrut blood
luk IN the lssI BY tncm ROBBED ~ their
ana their and somcShat protracie uso
tue most tainted system Dc completely renovated and
built up Enlarged glaUS tLuI-, iu sWenes iSln
die aNayHG disappear under the unurnCc OF their great Ie
,ON .Hts. sold Dy al. dealers IN medicines.
"CauGe, Chd about three yrars Ol, greatly afflicted
with his feel that he could wear ms
aEd stockings. had deal Oi trouble WITH Inn.
many remedies iueIecjually last tie
Golden Medical Discovery, and aUOdt three weeks no
eatIcy curc hI, al healed ana health mUCh i'm
proved. Kcsyeo. .iu.y ours j. ". BOfER,
NerlI,Ion Edgar Co, H. Jan 20, 1870"
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27

-. "
OGrstl ,,i, of Thirty .iuuitltsi iuc l.sS nc l"itl
TuUilsDAN, = p ni-l,cr. W. : HAINSs vi'L' y" nav
We knoN.' 80, . So. -. S.,n
S%II,iitNYS n m-Chris,ian Workers Meeting, led by
Uncle John N1sSar. - 49,, .. , . Oh.
singing by 1IiEO T. PEhhlnS anu a Choins. A.
rIIE 'GOsiEi TENT hymn BOOK Tor saie AZ the office.
III. Executive Committee of the House OF Rest conf
dcuty appeal the pubic iof AM ~ ugEs The acooiho'
da iiuus 81 Inc tisr FROM rs Ia 10 beds.
e uume appcaois beyond or present capacity Tor.
ND DELAY Twothrs OF the $4,000 needed having been SUBJ
scribcd the work viii be- commenced AT once .,,
be- seat 10 cthc on the under
President Bioatw9l cor. OF S"th ST.,
a. I,manD Treasurer, Manhatanylc, Woodbury. i Lang.
don 70 Robert Waits. ~ West 3otb sL; LOWS u
Morris, MorrisaniA
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
OBITUARY..

THE Hon. ALLEN T. CAPERTCN. UNITED STATES
SENATOR.
Senator Allen T. Caperton of West Virginia
died suddenly last evening in Washington Mr. Carer
ton was born In 1910, in Union, Monroe County Vir-
gina lie was graduated at Vale in 1889. and became
lawyer. He member of the LEGISLATURE of yir-
ginia several years In 1861 he was member Of the
State Convention TO consider the impending ironble
Mr. Caperton supported the Union cause bu aitarWard
went with his state" and became a Confederate Sena
tor. His disabilities removed after the war and In
1875 he elected United States senator by the DenO
Gratis of the West Virginia Legislature, for the tern. en-
ing ia
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27

into the anpulatons of capital have depressed the
former and appreciated the latter.
Until this morning | mad seen nothing 10 our
journals expressive OF the views nn this subject
viii have entertained The communication 10
to-days TRIBUNE over the signature of G." com
presses thc argument into a brief space. But i'cic
50 much rath and such clear and s.ron" common
sense commencing it tu attention. that rope It viii
be extensively read. And what IS sill p'.rc oE.
couraging your own editorial of to-,;ay arcIn5 To
authorize a hope that at least leading journal
NAV come 10 see that there are two sides I" the
silver question. TW'
Netc- J IOTk, July %, 1876
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
Cnroncr Ellinrer pr Gerche, Prof Glanbensklee and

Coroner Elnger DR.. Gercke Prof. Glaubensklee, and
ox.Alier1nan Radde A communication received
from lagnus Gross in behalf OF several German organi
zaton, connected with Tainmany Hal, Offering to CO.
operate with independent party in the coming cam
pagn After long and spirited discussion it was decided
TO eject tue communications, tine constitution OF the
Assuriauu did not allow affiliations with oJhcr oiSal
yitts hut district associations were rccOlDhehue 10
:.cL in harmony with all similar Democratic clubs It-
trrs WeI. read from several German Assembly Dlstct
linden and Hendricks campaign clubs, asking perSSio
10 scnd DELEGATES to the Central Organization sun
commit ec was appointed inquire into thc character
and abilities al cinddltrs fJr Stlic uicrS ana 10 lhe
arrangements the suitable represent i'on o. tis uea
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
MIDNIGHT WEI1HER REPORT


For Nc,r- FngldRd and the Middle States
rlenr or mir wat,r aad desided chGnge "a teDperd
TIRE ,ri ht SDHg-rcst and southeast i"'ndS ana htJh
IHi slpriy Giiiing barometer d,WinG me day.
Tor the south ttlaltc aud Gu States, tennessee ana
the O.ip Valley. clear flr weather and slight rise
i'm tcmurrutur with east Ia south winds, STATIONARY or
slowly falling barometer, and local rains near the Gun
coast.
For the lower Lake region increasing cloudiness and
slowly rising temperature, with east 10 south winds ana
falling barometer, followed during tho night by local
rains
For the upper lake region, partly cloudy weather ana
areas of rain with soUthcry winds, vcring To westerly
falling barometer, and slight changes In temperature
InNAI OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
LOUISIANA DEMOCRATS.

BAToS RoUGE, La, July 2G.-The COMMITTEE
on ,rcntil, reported the Convention organized by the
.rtion of Iic SNYDER ~ Bossicr Permanent Chair
man several Penn delegates We're elected aud WIZ
men seated. Toe Convention wIu probably D'Sih
DAlutug tonight ,,, 49,,
I.rtE-Nr. Nichols was nominated FOR Governor on
~, fourth ballot los exclamation. Mr. WITT Vas hOin
mated fOF Lieutenant ut-GOycrnor by ace 'anlatlOn.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
BERDELL AGAIN DISCHARGED.

goshen, n. Y, July 26.-Robert II. Ber-
dell who was yesterday discharged by justice Coleman
ON the charge Of assault with intent To Kill WiSor lnr
ray and rearrestcd warrant issued by Coroner
Little was to-day discharged. The discharge was made
on the ground the had been adHdicatcd on by
an incompetent tribunal. The case will probably go to
the Grand Jury testimony when the Dlstlct-AttOl
my mIY nrrSrnt. BerIell Is az lberly.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
BISHOP wHIPPLE STATE CONVENTION IN
ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, July 26.-Ihe Bishop
WrI2pIa Republican stat, Convention as DISTINGUISHED
from tb, Cyou-SIcClurc party who represent the Re-
unhcau state Cur. Committee, will meet here tenor
ly for thr purpose Of nominating candidates int Hlae
officers strong EFFORT Is being made o have the on
y.p'Itn adjourn over tHr 9tn OF Augus' TIC tllne
liked 10, IL, Il, publican state Central Committee FORA
-. I-I--A L L-LL
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27

CHICAGO, July 26.-A statement that originally
Appeared In NcwNork paper to the elect that Robert
T. Lincoln o. this city Of Abraham Lincoln had
declared n, pu pose support GOV Tden for President
has been the clsr good deal uf cmh1rrs sing core
....rc 10 him The friends Of MI Lincoln, NisLlng
tp relieve hin nom such embarrassment nave requested
u contradiction To Ice made Mr.. Lincoln, u is nafuly
I,rc 10 sy, is Republican, and supporter oi hayes
.g,L
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27

ranged contribute periodically the increase a
the daily receipts, that tie cash returns at tic stiles
actually but one o' many sources OF revenue The
original estimate OF daily receipts made by President
John Welsh Of the Board OF Finance prior to tic opening
Of the Exhibition WILL from present indications, prove
rather below than above the mark, and 1t Is still conf
IDENTITY asserted that ciydcnd be declared soon
after the Exhibition closes The nulubef OF paying yisit
10 the Exhibition to-day was 2l,0lt.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
CFNTRAI. TILDEN AND HENDRICKS CLUB.
ITS OBJECT ONLY TO ASSIST IN The NATIONAL


A meeting of the Central Tilden and Hen
d-cks Campaign CuD held last evening at thc
Everett House. Petcr B. Olney presiding. About lo'$
persons were present. among whom were Ihohs
Cooper Campbell, Edward Cooper James DAILY, e1-
Senator. Jacob Gross Corporation Counsel whitney
James T. Morrison eX,udsc LOew, Police Justice MI
bfcth Assistant Corporation Counsel StetSon, Justice
Murray J.scph +. Fallon, Jefferson Levy. ChafIes A.
Jackson Charles II. Swan OF the Controllers onice'
Thomas L. Sncah. and ii. o. Thompson or the
Office Of Tho Department Of Pubsc Works. DIR
Campbell Chairman ot the Temporary Committee on
Organization, reported that a large number of lanes
had been proposed membership all of when BAD Dreh
enrolled The Chairman of the Committee ON Constitu-
ton ard Bylaws James DAY. reported that drl!t OF
Constitution had been prepared (Which was alterwafd
read by Mr. Morrs0ul but 1t still neon cte: al
hi, reuue. the Committee continued with power 10
revise and complete their work. and report at the next
meeting OF he club
Mr. Daly said that the Club not In any way antago
ni-tic 10 any organization us Only
object was To aid in the election Of Gov. Tlldtn
io fv pr,s!lluCy. and IL not The intention o HS
promoters that the Club should take any rft III eltr
State local politics. Similar views regarding the oD
icr of tie uf gaulaiiOn expressed III The preamble
10 thr proposed constitution ana approved by several O
fuY members present Tie constitution as READ pro
yt,s for an EN cye and a Financial Committee, the
former consist uInc members at large ana one from
each Assembly dstr!rt No report was received Iroin
In. temporary Committee Finance AZ t!' CHAIRMAN
was not present The Cub adjourned subject 10 the can
Of Us Chairman. l. IS Nucccd thdt WihibchI OIbth
izaliDu viii bc completed dt the next meeting
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
THE CoLoRED MIN FOR HAYES.

SYRACUSE, y. Y, July 26.--A State conference
o, colpred voters held IN this y to-day. The Rev
Henry Highland Glrnctt permanent President.
resolution was adopted recommending the colOrei people
~ Tuc state 10 Vuic tor Hayes aHJ Wheeler state
nt.ul Committee was appointed, with the Rev Henry
Highland Gauctt rs Chairman
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
rINANcIAL pRospEcrs oF TIE EXHIBITION.

PHILADELPHIA, July 26.-1he cash receipts
at the Exhibition gates have thus far exceeded SS0OO0O
but IN addition this $4,000 has been received rs
royalty on the and soda sold within the grounds.
and large sum was also received from manufacturers,
who nav Is per cent ON all of articles manufactured
mt the Exhibition Other concessions have been
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27

THE PLYMOUTH ROCK REPORTED AGROUND.
Information was received from the Twenty
ninth Precinct at the Police Central Office last night
that that the steamboat Plymouth Rock reported
that maa and woman who jumped overheard In the
excitement were drowned.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
MONTREAL. NIGITORa

PHILADELPHIA, July 26.-To-day the choir
OF the N0tre Dame Church OF Montreal numbering 80
gentlemen arrived on the Centennial Grounds and ex
amaed the Exhibition in body, spending much Of their
time In the Musical Departments OF the American aud
some OF the foreign sections.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27

tThs .ss oaronrca iat'on. in III. ~ y in'of
horizontal naaB N
ths curved
the tlhS
line the
relied
NuctgaiIus eltcy
thururi The time of rs approach Indicated by the tclnrny
of violence o tbr movement Nhn
weather VIII f'l
l9r from 'hr hne 3)i
IN lu uL--. n Lu M-.LMe-
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27

SCOTT wIKE's GREENBACK CONSTITUENCY.
QUINCY, H., July 25.-The Democrats of
the XIth Congressional District to-day nominated
H. NJ Knapp for Congress. This T. regarded as decided
triumph Tor the Gre uhark party scott Mike, the present
incumbent, beng considered a hLrd-mOncy man.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
Ihere has been no change IN atmospheric pressure

There has been no change III atmospheric pressure
within the II hours prcc, ding ght TO interrupt
srnsiby the harmony of weather conditions that have
prevailed over the Middle and Eastern states for several
days past there a present any indications Of
change for some davs In atmospheric stability
spnirent 10 disturb seriously the Cqupnsc at present
cNIsIiug THr relation between pressure, humidity,
and the force and general direction of the wind remains
For these reasons clear and gradually cooling weather.
Interrupted with various conditions Ui clouthnCSN ana
occasional local rainfall. may continue To DC expected
over the ubuvt territory FOR week OT mUrr tO come
For this city and 100 miles around. clear and gently
modcmuug weather. occasional oycrShadowns r.ouGl,
ness aud gentle winds, with the chance for i-ht local
precipitation and possible rainfall within tTeo day :,
may be expected.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
HOPE SUSTAINING THE GREESBAcK PARTY.

NEW-HAyEN, COnn., July 2G.-A c0nferchce
Of softnonry or grt,nbak men from several cities o
she state wa, held here to-day in the office Of The C"ton
the organ OF thar party in this state, TO consider what
political action should b. taken IN the coming cainpa gn
IL was voted not 10 take deItc action until after letters
of acceptance are P.b5hcd by Illden ana heh
dr.cks 4 committee ~ five was appointed 10 wait
tnn Peter Cooper anl loses W. field. Chairman Of The
CIR f.hark Parry National Commit &C. S.ouiG Ny. III
Il. NJ. letter o! acceptance fail to recognize gie"nDack
pr,urpirs AN active ciIupa.ug will probably be entered
Ipon. The Secretary of the Executive Committee sag,
HAT .puuGcnc ir,m AL parts of the country rds
Li,u t mini, tlt ~ tiIu SIX months N" Cnback men
would probably be the dominant element IN the Demo-
era n patty.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
RENouINATED FOR CONGRESS

SAN FRANu,Co, July 26.-The Hid Con-
grcs,ional District Convention renominatcd John h.
Luttrrll for Congress today
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
The "Hou-ckeepern of Our Health.

Clean White Linen or weather ehectuallT secured
Jy Washing W!JA PYLE > PURE o. H. SOAP III II.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
THE S11TE or TRADE.
CALIFORNIA MINING STOCKS.
iNCIsCo, July 26.-The following the closing Oh.
HAVANA MARX TT.
ARRIpED.

HAVANA July 2G.-Spalish Gold, 222 a222L. Exchange
easier bat not quOiIby lower. Sugar unchanged
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27

THE GERMAN INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION.
The Executive Committee OF the German
American Independent Citizens Association hod meet
ing ut Gernania Hail. No. 2ooThrdave. last evening.
which wag well attended. Among those present were
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
Suctiai Noi!tes.

l. bcrai Ecpub lean General Committee VIII meet
StiyuCe ltil oths, Br1luWay, 1t
Soclock. BENZ. T. MANIERRl, Chairman.
photographs of all the CnniidHles from lie sittnrs
supplied trade at short notice. Badges Pins and
Labels. BLAUNELr 1 Co. MandidcuIiHg photographers,
29I and 2lJ BrIAlAav, y. y.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27

ending SNrl kDtl 30 1876 Will close al bis oice on
~ ESDAN tor Europe, per st'dnlo.i.p NrNaI. "a
Queenstown. on WEDNESDAY, az $50 a. a.. Tor Earolc,
per steamship Algeria, via queenstown; on THU "rpAf
at Europe steamship GrlHTi, fi3 lym
cuth. Chcrborg. ard Hamburg on >ArI l'DAf at so
~. Europe p,r steamship Britannia, via Cucchsovn
correspondence i Scotland Germany, Hhd tihrs 'hu,i
disI,tcli Ay ths must be specially "4lErS
and M A. M Tor France direct per ship frHce, VIA
nayrc; aud $3.50 f0I scotland Direct lti 't'1Hsip
AucLoa via Glasgow and 1880 a. M Tor Europe per
steamship Neckar, southampton ard btct'A ile n1s
fot CHINA ~. Viii leave san taucse0 Aug. a. lie nllls
tor NrsfTt,l &c Will leave Francisco Aug. l6 he
HW,,"' ' WV ~ T. L. JAMES, r. Il.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-02
A Sad Case in schaghticoke.

Some two or more years ago, the Kew.
John f. Crowl was assigned by Troy con-
ference to tho charge of the Scaghticoke
and Junction chul ches. He was man of
considerable ability and was well liked.
Somewhat more than year ago one of his
daughters was taken sick with fever and
in few weeks hsr father was attacked
with the same disease. The girl recovered
tut the father died, The mpthsr, who
vas Of delicate constitution beng worn out
watching over her husband and daughter,
became insane A married daughter with
two small children who hal been deserted
by her husband, who turned out tn be a
bad man, was forced 10 retuIn home to live
with her parents. Within few months
the other daughter who had been i'll with
fever AT the time of her fathers death, died
OF dptheria. which has been raging in
Schsghticoke. The remainder Of The house-
hold, consisting now of two feeble women
and two small children, are in very needy
| circumstances.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-02
A Fraud.

The Brattleboro Ptunix tells how a re-
cent fraud was played in that place IS "
eral of our bus ness men were sold last
week by young man who solicited orders
for he r card VIII CT he prom eel 10 place
in ,ndsomely arranged new mirror that
h. wa to lang in he waiting room of the
railroad ,tstion. H. afterward. presented
a letter sa, ing that the mirror and cards
had been placed as agreed, collected his
money and lett. Investigation proved that
the cards had simply been placed in an old
glass which has hung in the ladies' room of
the station during the memory of the pres
ent gent ration"