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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-12-16

ORPHANS CoURT.-At the session
of the orphans court Tuesday there
were present Judges Coulehan, Slack
and Bruce, and John Rhind, Esq,
Register.
Margaret A. Starkey was appointed
guardian to Sarah Ann G. Lancaster;
bond 500.
Elizabeth Mcmillan, executrix Of
Lewis B. Mcmillan, deceased, settled
her sixth account.
Christopher Kelly, executor of
Isaac B. Blue, deceased, settled his
fourth account.
Mrgaret A. Starkey, guardian to
Sarah A. G. Lancaster, settled her first
account.
A New AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,"
We stated some time since that it was
probable that measures would be
taken to form new Agricultural So
ciety in this county, to take the place
of the one now in existence, but which
has transferred its property to trus-
tess to be sold for the benefit of its
creditors. Such measures have been
inaugurated, and a call will soon be
issued for meeting, in this city, at an
early day, of the stockholders of the
old society, and such other persons as
may feel an interest in the matter, to
devise means, if possible, of organizing
a new society. Notice of the propos-
ed meeting will be given in due time.
-NewS.
THE Coal TRADE.-The product of
the mines of the Georges Creek coal
region for the week ending December
9, was 3O,77611 tons for the year
to that date l,737,962l2 tons, de-
crease of 479,0l2.0l tons as compared
with corresponding period last year.
The shipments to the canal for the
week were l,396.O9 tons; for the
year 632,6l3.O9 tons, a decrease of
245,S2l07 tons as compared with
1875. The shipments to the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad were, for the
week 23,4l3.l9 tons; for the year
9SO,995 Is tons, a decrease of 203,-
CAT tons as compared with 1875.
The shipments to the Pennsylvania
railroad for the week were 5,966O3
tons; for the year l24,3S707 tons, a
decrease of %, 543.l IA tons as compar-
ed with 1875.
The OLDEST AND The BEST. -
These are the claims which the pub
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-12-16

Yes; same name as the hats.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-12-16
Miscellaneous Advertisements.

taking SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
Tn Chap st, Pur st and Best Family
Medicine in the World!
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-12-16
Business Locals,

See those Fine Specimen Pic
lures on exhibition at Rogers Broadway
Gallery.
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CRIMINAL, NOTES,

At the Washington Place Police Court yesterday
Edward Tracy employed clerk by David Hnyler 81 NO
IN Eightaye was accused Of embeZzng 800 Of his en-
poyers money which been ntrusod Ia him 10 deposit IN
hank When arrested tad most Of the money JUS
tice smith held him IN 81 900 bail to answer.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, AlOnzo w.
assr q clerk IRef by Charles - Caryen, brokfr
az 30 with the larceny Of 1880, gwen 10 nm 10
DEPOSIT Aug 1t is alleged that Laasur mas
aUuropriated 900 IN a similar way within moDtn Ban
was down AZ 80 900. Annie Black alias ArOnsOn, was
accused dischaTng psto Casper AronsOn. She was
detained In de:ault of $1,000 bail.
Edward Ca'lan proprietor Of dTygoods store at
40 2l7 Third ave-. lately dismissed from his employ safes
,rau named Ward, living ~ No 2l2j 1hifdaYe rev
days aftcrNad ward called upon Mrs Ma r. OF uwe az
tained some valued at sUO which had been let TO be
ny, and sold the same 20 person IN NsWJesey US
terday morning Detectives Dorsey and Clark arrested Waid
committed examination yesterday by justice wheeler AT
tho Harlem Police Court.
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday, VIM
Kenny James Gallagher AMI Joseph LOWS were committed
recovery Of sailor named Crowley OF the Un
atos ship Naudia whom they assaulted ana Iopl
81 400 ~ C0ueTine7t Monday DgE, IN concert VIII
lanes Mullen. nov IN, mas lcGaun ana W N
Meyers brought up on charge O thtinE He
building - Maiden lane on Monday Eght ana steas
ln,ge quantity OK urcT's goods from John erry fbIlcb
ana number OF optical instruments rom T. ". MaRhc
valued az $500 The stolen articles were Traced 70 NO lo
Delaney ST. where the prisoners bad aIse quantity '
burglars tools They were held IN $1,000 Dau each
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A nECIsION REVERSED.

James Tisdale, having furnished Matilda
Moore with lumber to repair three houses In Astoria
filed notice under the Mechanics Lien law OF 1862
One day previous to bis doing 80 Mrs. Moore and her
husband decided the property 10 Joseph o. Moore and
the latter executed at the same time mortgage taorcon
IN BENJAMIN f. Moore. Mr. Tisdae brought suit 10 en-
force his lien making all parties defendants ana
alleging that these convcyances designed by them
IN defeat his claim, and fraudulent and void
Judpe Dy kman sustained demurrer 20 the complaint on
tb Tound tbat two caUses of actOn-Onc on contract
against Mrs Moore and 10 enforce lien against her ana
another charging defendants With making fraudulent
couyeyanccs OF the prOpcrty-were Improperly united
The General Term Of the supreme Cont have now re-
yersed that decision, holding that unless the planth
can maintain the complaint the lien law Is useless By
giving fraudulent and void deed the owner may prevent
n claimant from enforcing his lien The nenOr inn.t
prOyc ownership the date OF hhng hls notice. ne
cannot do that without proof TO destroy the decd IL
blackwell appeared for the plaintiffs Justus Palmer Tor
tba do fpu0autS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-31

An adjourned meeting OF the creditors of
GIhsrt & weaver, oloh merchants, OF No. iij Erp"Ins
st. was held yesterday the Office OF Register Fitch to
vote ON composition on bankruptcy offered by the firm
Of 80 ccntson the dollar The gross amount Of ndehi-
eInrss Il about 81 COO. Creditors representing nearly
sIgao acc.tcd ne composition. william GilsAynnen
opposed The settlement,
TIE failure %: c H. Marvin. broker, at No. 20 Wa-st
was announced ytstalaiy. Al his office 1t was stated
that no was very sicl and unable to one. but
tba, the trouble was more NJ miyur than tailure;
thai IL amounted 10 very httlc 9ui would De adjusted IN
few DAYS. Mr.. Marvin several years ago was mem
Der of the hrin 81 Marvin BiofhprS.
IA si.nri~gf f,r tie bsneht OF creditors was filed
,,t.r, 4, I'M The County Clnrk by Jane H. Sherwood
aud G. ailcs j. Van Name 90 Joseph T. Clark
Tss creditors " Juscpn I1.eutuai ycserily afternoon
cl,rs. Icuuuli LitIlr r ASST -E"". .
Tie creditors in bankruptcy Oi william H. Metchli,
commission merchant, yesterday afternoon chose Hcury
b. Kingdom assignee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-31
DFCISIONS-AUG. 30,

Supreas COurt-Spociai TTm-By Judge Lawrence.
-Brngcr ag schaofer-Conlpain dismissed Win co''si
option. go, -.
Callabers-By Judge Dylman.-O'Connor agt. Newcombe
Motion Injunction granted. Hayes agi BckinsOnIle
report OF tho referee confirmed; the motion to pay TIE
money 90 the ni denied tie money must be palu
10 the assignee In bankruptcy
Common PIa.-SpeciaI TarE,-Bv Jndgo j, +. DAILY.
Chi -oln 81 twenty iri Street Railroad Company.
-Ur.er signed Wor,ErUpp ayt Fynn.-BoGd approved
Marine Court kdlabeTs-By judge Sheridan
ByTne. No Order di-ntssng case granted same
so 2O.dcr isr granted The People
Sc AIT Bible granted remaining defendant "a Gus
.uy sheriff AOetsOl JEAlOton denied - IN
so COSTS; Endorsement. laDueY aet Lcltnstin MO
don GRANTED with $40 Lord Il al agt HuntoODNo-
granted WIKI $40 costs. &C. Pryor art MacBrde eJ al
Or;cr vacdug attachment and 81 dIsconinuInce WINTER
ay' trnzarDuler granted denying NOTION &C Lunau
art Maiiar-O granted FOR bank Ia pay over money
worth WICir- order granting motion. &c Freedman
ast Freemau.Ofd.r grauted dsselfSng dried ~ Iroi
custody Harris ticgiand-Orer granted striking out
ausNci for Judgment. Hume aRt iriscoil
Granted dCiraLant Farley AIT Roberts
granted vssating attachment. Oeily agt MAT
thews-ucr granted denying mouou Sc Meyer ct al aSt
Ste;ubprZ. The Columbia Grain Streaming COMPANY agt
SHAY. EAynois 81 a. agt Hollands !arteoh as Nc ,orry
.le1y Black rulse ag BacLafatI, anu smith agt
DiCs cTsOn.--OTdrrs granted
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MAX sTADLER & cos CREDITORS.
A SETTLEMENT or 70 CENTS on THE DOLLAR Ac-
GIFTED,

\ NN'f'f''N
CEPTED.
The second general meeting of the creditors
of Max stadler & Co.. the clothing dealers, who failed
Aug 2. was held q. Broadway and Prncest yesterday
The committee who appointed 10 investigate the
affairs Of the bankrupt firm, reported that they had
found the main details OF the original statement OF Max
Stadlcr & Co., giving their Total assets, including
stock ut cost price, at S565 lGG 10, and their
liabilities at SGl1 ,3lj 81, substantially correct
The amount OF caPita paid into the firm was S2O1'
5s3 So Four experts had examined the stock aud
book and the average o. their valuation o. stock was
S3527y2 ST. The toil! 81 assets appiitAe 20 inc lrs
debts was SiIS7~4 %. The total Liabilities We're TI1O
coo. The majority report Of Che committee advised
settlement ~ rs cents the dollar, ND tlri II this could
not be obtained stock should be- sold at auction The
minority report opposed settlement az % ceits
Mr. Thompson, representing the Merchant EXCHANGE
National Bank characterized the failure ~ the most eh
traorif airs that had taken place III New nk6 ltsui'
OF cNtrlya-anoc and imrctuosy VI T. stidIer, atcoru
ing 10 his own statement bad spent SJGCop during tle
last wear for his family expenses. s+tucmcnt OF 20
cents would leave surplJs Of 100000 FOR the firm He
tbCu,hi that tEc creditors should INSIST on 90 CENTS
motion to force the firm into bankruptcy was lost ana
the creditors adopted tho majority report OF the com
mittDe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-31
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
RIFLEMEN AT CREEDMoOR.

SCORES BY AMERICAN AND AUSTRALIAN MAEKsMEN.
The members OF the american and Australian
Teams vent 10 Creedmoor for practice yesterday the
latter firing in the first Of the four competitions Tor posi-
tions in the regular team. The weather very favor
able 1r III CHEST eight scores amounted % i6aS points
This score has never been equaled before upon any
range Iajor Fulton made Is successive bu'Iscyos at
900 yaris-a score which has been accomplished
beforehand Isaac L. Allen made the unparalleled scorr
OF 2l2 points at the three ranges. The highest cShl
scores Of the Australian team amounted 10 l'ZD when
IA the highest score ever made 10y them. MAYOR Sleeps
poor score m 900 yards was accounted for 10y the acr
dental mixing Of the grades Of ammunition used ut H.
fertn ranges The members OF tie team work wel TO
.,ebcr and ast eac en- otrer by communicating all errors
"A advantage az different points o. elevation, WiUdhE'
Nc The following scores were made by the American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-31
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
DEATH FROM HYDRoPHoBIA.
INCEPTION AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE DIsEAsk-
PRESENCE OF ALL THE USUAL SYMPTOMS.

INCEPTION AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE DISEASE
PRESENCE OF ALL THE USUAL SYMPTOMS.
Louis Multer of No. 791 Ninth-ave., who was
taken the Ninety ninth Street Reception Hospital on
Monday with symptoms of hydrophcbia, died in that
hospital on the evening OF the same day. Inc history Oh
the case in brief, is as follows:
large spitz dog, owned by neghbor Of Multer at
tempted bite of Multers children on the afternoon
OF July g. but simply bruised the arm, making no In
cision. Muter hearing Of this became greatly enraged
and started to find the dog with the intention OF killing
It, He went up stairs and found the dog scratching at
the door OF his the owner OF the dog being In tho
at the time. As he opened the door the animal
followed him into the Muter seized 1t and threw
it out OF the window. but in doing the dog bit him on
the right hand. The dog killed by the fall Multer
went to the nearest druggist and had the wound cauer
lied, and 1t healed entirely in about one week. NO I'M
pleasant symptoms followed until last Sunday afternoon
when he went to neghborng beer saloon, and while
there fell asleep in chair with his head thrown back
He slept this way for about two hours and when no
awokc he complained that the muscles OF his neck
felt very stiff but attributed it TO the position
in which he had been sleeping. He slept well on Sunday
night but awoke the morning with the same sensation
In his neck, and also win peculiar ieeig ID ms rSHs
shoulder II a ball IN the nesh. lie went 20 MS
work as usual but returned home worse at about2
O'Clock. His wife got some whisky Tor INN bu he cOnid
swallow ii. physician was summoned VINO on MS
ARRIVAL found that symptoms OF hydrOphoba were fuly
developed. Muter not able to swallow either liquids
solids. The attempt 10 swallow brought on severe
ton. was removed to the hospital at about p m
Tuesday, where he treated with morphine ana
atropine hypOdencaiy administered, and by INFECTIONS
bcef-ta brandy and hydratc Of chlOra, which for
time controlled his symptoms sufficiently to allow nm
to sleep. Before the violent derum began which was
on Tuesday afternoon he seemed to fully realize hiF dan
'r, and was very demOnsratlye in his affection tow
his wife aud children.
Dr. Bennett Of the Ninetynnth Street Hospital states
that al the time OF his reception there AZ ~ M on Tues
diy be was 80 violently deriOu that be had To be made
fast to the bed prevent his juring himself or Cthers
ana that his symptoms undoubtedly those ~ hydro
mir Hg
three hours before his DEATH when he was Thoroughly
exhausted aud became MsrDsblc. He fingered IN lhls
way until 1880 O'Clock tuesday night, when be dled
In the case Of George Foster OF No. 423 Nes fity-
sec0ndsl. who reported 10 have been bitten ny the
same dog that bt Mucr aud 90 have shown symptoms
hydrcphoh II proved that h. had not been bitten
by dog, but had been suffering from dohfiuin uemenS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-31
SHERIFF CoNNER's EMBARRASSMENT.
MS LIAnIlIIY FON nv JIDGMENI AWAINoI IWEED
THROUGH 1uE LATTEE's ESCAPE.

THROUGH IuE IATIEE's ESCAPE
Immediately after the entry of judgment in
the case OF the people against William NJ. Tweed an ex-
ecutop WIZ issued 10 Sheriff Conner 10 collect the
- 900 900 adjudged 10 De the peopl, FOR The benefit
OF The city out OF his property or 10 hold The defendant
william NJ. Tweed III default of such collection. Tweed
however had escaped from the sheriff and this escape
had made the sheriff liable 10 produce the defendant or
pay the Judgment against him within sixty days In
lead " making thc ordinary return AZ the end Of the
.,ytv DAYS allowed 10y law, sheriff Conner sen; letter
I, The stat ne his failure, but asking
the wish OF the Attorney -Gcucrl ~ 70 bis conr'' Yes
to-day the answer sent by Wheeler H. lccsham TO
whom the Attorney General had referred the letter
Sheriff Conner was out 81 town yesterday, and Under
sheriff Cummings refused 20 gave ihc tns ni IN. letter
lie SrriT m such casts are prescribed by statute AMI
cannot kf altered by anything the AttHrney-bth'Fl
may advise aud that he must comply with tne Law OF
take the cuHscI Ecnces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-31
THE BRIDGE ACROSS TIE HUDSON

The American Bridge Company, which has
taken the contract for the construction Of the bridge
across the Hudson River at Poughkeepse has directed
the chief engineer of the POughkeepse Bridge Company
determine the position OF the piers In the river that
thorough examination OF the river bottom may be
made, preparatory to beginning the work. The whole
cost OF the bridge and its approaches is estimated at
80 600 According TO the terms OF the contract the
construction company agrees TO build the bridge and 10
accept payment ST 100000 in cash, and the remain
der III the securities OF the bridge company reporter
terday tod that the money required had been pro-
vdcd for with the exception Of about $4,000, and that
work the bridge would undoubtedly be begun In o
very short time,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-31
THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

Ioring Watson was admitted yesterday to
practice In the United States District Court FOR the
Southern District OF New-York.
The temporary injunction granted in July
last by Judge j. F. DAILY in the Common Pleas Special
Term al the suit OF Alexander Chisholm stockhoder
Of the Twenty third Street Railroad Company restrain
ing that company from leasing the Bleeckerst railroad
was vacated by the Judge yesterday, In conse-
Of the Supreme Court allowing the directors of the
Bleecker-st. road to make the lease.
In the case of Talmadge e. CO., who failed
recently and were charged with defaudng their cred
itors by concealng their assets to Large amount an
answer to the creditors petition in bankruptcy was nled
Yesterday by the counsel for the firm The list OF cred
tors furnished BY the firm verified and its coun-
sci said that the members could not Do Iounu %
list of creditors which was accordingly done. The
sherTs officers have been LOCKING Tor IamadSe or soo
time.
Nicholas A.. Lespinasse owned considerable
property near fthst and Tenth
ave. taken by the city for the West Side Park without
waiting the slow process the Controllers Office he
brought suit for tho award the assessment lnogene
Borden had mortgage on part or this property anu uas
10 prevent the payment OF this award until her mort
gage IL satisfied. On motion Of j. w Howe an order 70
show why such injunction should not DE lssueu
with the ordinary preliminary INJUNCTION, was gIahtea
yesterday by Judge Dykman, In Supreme Court, Special
Term.
Valentine L. Larry, recently appointed re-
ceiyer of the Hew,Jersey and New-York Railroad Com
pany has brought suit against the National Trust CON-
pany making the railroad company also defendant to
restrain the immediate enforcement OF pledge Ac-
cordng the statements Of the plaintiff who sues both
IA receiver aud bOndhodcr, tho trust company has
claim for S25 O00 for which bonds OF the railroad com
pany to the extent OF 100000 have been pledged Inc
for the receiver say that the whole bonded debt
OF the road 40 small that should not sell below par
but under present circumstances 1t might be absolutely
sacrificed An Injunction was yesterday obtained for
bidding the OF the bonds except IN connection win
the cam with the ordinary order " show cause why IL
be not made permanent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-31
THE BROOKLYN YELLOW FEVER CASE.

In regard to the case of yellow fever which
occurred IN Brooklyn sunday, Dr. John g. Johnson,
the attending physiciau has made statement Ia which
says that the charge OF Dr. Oterson that me concealed
a c.sc OF contagious disease Is untrue. There
pos.e evidence Of the true character ~ the disease
until Saturday, when black yomit appeared Then and
during Sunday he attempted to give notice OF the
bat c'd find none OF the Health officers He also denies
that ne made false certificate OF death, stating that
many able yscians consider yellow fever and melig
uaut bilious fever the disease. After TIE burial
permit was obtained the body ,ghiiy incoscd In the
coffin and sent nlaud, where yellow fever u never
known TO have left the body IN ~ city a hot sum
mcrs day. ne SAYS 10 have sent IL 10 one OF the
teres wOuld have been the most certain way vi scatter
NJ he ucsIilcuCe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-31
THE TRADES SAVINGS BANK.

The officers of the Trades Savings Bank have
sent postal cards the depostors asking them to call
at the bank and sign petition 10 Inc Supreme Court for
iscontinuanoe of the proceedings ON the part of the
Bank Department for the appointment Of receiver.
About 80 depostors signed the petition yesterday, and
the clerk In attendance kept busy all day Answering
ability of is resuming business The depostors seemed
to have little faith the continuance OF the bank but
boped 10 have the officers wind up its affairs without the
expense of a receiver and legal charges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-31
ptSSENGEgS S1ILED.

FDR IIVFHIODI-Th st'IRshiD Iberia. Aug. 30-H. q.
Alexander hl,. -. Aaury. M Batorg r. beac. Co L.
Drawer g. b. Dor hi NTs. James iutlr a'd inian MT
asilr crs. rvN >. Cole M!. AMI 1fs . j. GURUS MI
DpWer. Antonio Ela, u. g. Dl1 g. T. O. Fauiselt Jas ~
Roo. Gonzales, Miss NJ Hamilton. Louis
Iirlm Hind, Il. Hoffman,, M aud Nr' Joh Horn miss
lf1rn, MI Mrs frouc Nm. hO'h, Rev Nh LfFeil!e T.
Levy, tev NJ. loo. -EaG ". AUal Nj alnrcne,l, "a T.
newman Van n. Nome, J. Gr1u0NSSy, T. oiOh 5ss
Tom Nj ana Mrs Thomas IA L, INFANT and nurse, j. Web
.sf f. g. Klrcaaey, Nrt Parker, @. NJ P1rEce, T. l. fy
con Mr. Peerless Mr. aud Nh, Buucnlu. Mr. shaw ". Us
or Ans.lmO del Nalie ". ~. wallace o. q. NOoirar,
CnuI. Moolrnh. 4. NbAANk. 4. " MlWalI Y. ClNrrt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-31
BASE BALL.

In game at London, Ont, yesterday, the
White stockings of Chicago defeated the Ietlsehs %
London by score OF 10 10 l..
At Pittsburgh, Penn, yesterday the Ale
ghany Club defeated the Cncnnas b. score Of 60 l.
In a game at MiddletOwn, n. y, yesterday,
rho Alert of ddetown were defeated by the icsolatcs
OF Eleuyille by "a score OF "A 10 IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-31

A gentleman caught negro carrying OF
OF his fancy poultry the other night. "What
you doing with my chickensi" he yelled. " gwne
FER fetch 'em back, boss. Dere's niger round
here what's bin 'sputn' longer bout dem chickns /
sed they wuz Coachn. ChynIz an he sed dey Ala
banner pulles, an Jest takin 'em fer sabllsh
ny noege. hey don't lay sigs, does they, boss Ef
dey does, Pm mighty shaned bustlin Nv cm round.
AIgs is scase."-i5ayannah News.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-31

son and his wife, seated in tubs drawn across the
river by six geese. An illumination Of the PARK ana
dispay of fireworks took place the evening and the
festival closed with the representation OF the Battle OF
Bunker Hill by soldiers OF the 18th Regiment uhaer e
command OF Major Sauer and ableau representing tue
browning with laurel by Columbia Of Washington IN the
presence OF hs staff Peculiarly the festival has been
very successful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-31

A JUMP AT A CoNCLUsIoN.-Geraldine "YOu
shan't Dc my aunt: you shall be my sisterp Aunt
Anne: mo atn your papa's sister, and so must be
your amt Geraldine after pause-" Then was papa
my uncle before he was married i"-IPuneh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-31
MINIATURE ALMANAC

SEQ sun sets. 635 Moon - l:50
HI0H wArER THIS
Sandy Hook. b0i Cows Island 5i3 Hell a. Ferry 7;32
BIGH WATER f1ffs DAY-P.M
sandy Hook. $50 Cows Island 007 Hell Ferry. 7;6S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-31
YELLOW FEVER AT SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, Ca, Aug. 3O.-The yellow fever
here Is not epidemic. There have been only SO
porte during the and 10 deaths 10 date The
citenent has subsidized.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-31

WOUD
The Bavarjan VOlksfest, which began last
Monday, closed last evening Yesterday than 5000
persons visited the grounds to witness the exercises
which, the previous days, began with procession
in the morning. followed by athletic sports acrObatc
hibons. and dancing. In the afternoon Prof Donald
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-31
CALENDARs-THIs DAY.
suPrEMg CouRr-C

81 .Eobhr AT. Schwab lIt..Wcs'a agt Hanschildt.
John y. 100. dinners agt. EOenig.
Lewis 20. POcher aEJ Barrett
10, fcyyiUski AIT. prOOppe. = calendar
no B.rti.y agt Conner, 124.. Matter cf DeHgndrin
sheriff lZG.- Matter 81 John Hone.
ll9. .Wyckoue at. Wyse. $50. MLttef Oi Lemon
40 Gould agt. Martin.