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STEAMER LINES.

SPECIAL NOTIcE.-Tbe fast aud tsvo.its st..e
- Liz s,esmsbip STATE OF PENN ccs4
sfLNASIA" win sail from Eagle Pier.49EfN
Hobokss, a J on TRURsD AZ MEX r,ss1zzks=e
pool, via Belfast. Passengers booked for London,
Paris sra all parts OF the Cont ror full in or
Agent ADAMS Express Compsny, a2s pennsylys,
Lila avenue, or to AUSTIN BALDWIN 4 Co,
Agents, as and ~ Broadway. New York.
STAR BALL LINE
UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAM.
SHIPS.
Wharf, BROOKLYN, N. r., for PARA, $500
PERkAMBUCO, BAHIA and RIO JA,AfEN
NkRIO, calling at ST. JOHNS, PORTOSs
sELLIE MARTIN, 1000 tons, Thursday, Feb s,
John BBAMALL, . 500 tons, Feb. q. ..lpm.
b. WALKER, 400 tons, March q, at N.
latest I'm Improvements, having first class passenger
For freight and passage at reduced rates apply to
J. 9. TUCKER 4 Co, Agents,
decl6 On 81 Pine street, New York
NEW KXPBESs LINE VIA CANAL,
TNGToN IN6 GEoRGEToRN. A'h
SAILING DAYS.
s sTgT PET 2, North wharves, PhiIsdslRhis,
From ssMaisT street. Georgetown.
This line connects at Philadelphia with Clydes
Regular Semi weekly Line OF steamers for Provi-
@ r. R,o an sHd IL, SeW England States No wharf
wv +. HYDE, Agent for D. Of O.
WM F. CLYDE CO., Philsdelphia.
p;p; o. MINK, S9 tevonshire street, Boston,
frelghts delivered by Knox 9 Express. Orders
81 the Steamers Wharf, VIII bs promptly attended
p sep2-u
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LOOKING FOR A WIFE.-Louis Bacciochi,
q Swiss Canadian, and his son, aged ave
years, were found starving yesterday, in
his wife, who had eloped with treacherouS
friend. He was succored by the Swiss
Benevolent Society.-(N Y. Herald, 2IsL.
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RY b. Il. wARNER, Auctionesr.

RY b. Il. wARNEB, Auctioneer.
eAfEp LoT II SoUAF f GST. STU iF1
BRowN SHEET ssb ME nih Sh avksG n
- By virtue of deed Of trust to me, dated April
@of the land records Of the District Of Csiambfs,
and at the Of the holder of the note secured
for 'i G. nsHSS IL
lob, ls7s, at = O'Clock ,; m the following de-
piece or parcel Of ground situate lying ard being
known and desSribed az Lot 40 Of 8 p. Browns
Washington, District of Columbia.
Terms Of sale: The amount of Indebtedness, viz:
reed Of trust and the expenses Of The sale in cash
. in and sFh,esG mpth
L Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
At the old stand Of Latimer Clesry,
FISHERIES FOR R.ST Oh LEASE AT AUG
On, On THURSDAY, January 27th. $50, at -
the well known sSsS sDd aerrne 81 sSs
Potomsc river, W bite House, opossom Nose, and
Terms at sale. GEE. A. BOHRER,
janls d.. rH psr b SOM 2sssrs SSit
II Southeast corner 9th and d sts. northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ar lsf5 FOE 18TH
dated the 9Th day Of February, A ID. l1S and
recorded in Liber No. 739 folio 97S ct seq one Of
the land records for county District Of
Columbia, 1 will, on FRIBAY, the 2sth day Of
January, A. ID. 1876, at 4 O'Clock p m, proceed to
sell In front Of the premises, at public auction, all
described a. lot lettered and marked 4, in Todd q
Caldwells recorded subd vision of certain lots ia
square numbered two hundred and sever ty fonr, az
laid down on the ground plat Of the City OF Wash
ipgton, together with the Improvements, consist
Ing Of Q Two story Brick House..
The above property will be sold subject to prior
membranes Of o. 000 and interest at the rate OF
10 per emit from October 4th, 1875 to day Of SALE
Terms: Cash; . deposit Of $3.50 will be required
at time OF sale, convey ancing. &C., at purcnas
cost. (janl5 eo6tl WIN c. WOOD, Trustee
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RAILROADS.
1915 GREAT 1910
1910 PEHsssTHLLyaNIA 1910
To the North, West, and seuthvest.


Double Track, Steel Rails, SpIeadid Seem
Trains lesve Washington, city time, from Depot,
corner Of 6th and streets, IS fIlows:
For PittsbUrg snd the Wet, 8. m. dsily, with
Psrior Gar to Pittsours; go m dally, Eltn
except Sunday.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILBoAp.
Tor Oapsndsigus, Rochester, Buffsio, Siszsra
Falls, ard the North, O. m. daily, except sun
Palace Cars 70 Rochester. For EImirs and Buff
fslo, IL 50 m; daily, eIcs 81 Sunday.
man PATicr Cars. 9 IS a N. daily, except Sunday.
For New York. 100 m. daily, except sunday,
with Psr'or Cars attached
and ssa 100 aas ii@seS EI sfe..
S-23 q. m daily, except Sunday.
Accommodation for BsltmsTe, $40 p. m. daily,
For Pope's Greek Line 1880 g. m and 4:20 p. m.
daily. except Sunday.
Tor Annapolis, $50 .. m snd ass .. m, except
Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA & FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
RAILROAD.
Eor Alexspdris, s. 2. :, 9, IO,11 3,4:20,
81, snf lI:3s ,. m. On Sunday at q. m, 4,
Fort the South, via Richmond, lbs .. m daily,
except SUNDAY: ard $40 g.. m. daily; and via
Lynchburg g. M. and I1-3S p. IN. daily, ex
Traps leave AIsXsr 1ris for W arlington, s, T. :,
$40, Ii a. ], B, 4, s. q. and D. m. On
Sunday ~ ard I o q. m, > and = .. m.
Tickets. Information, Sleeping and Psrlor Os-
NorJheast corner Of Thirtsenth street and Penn
sJiyania ayeDCe, Northeast corner OF Sixth street
s1d Pennsy ANA avenue. and At the Depot, where
destinstion from Hotels and Residences
FRAhK THOMSON, Gent Manager. iss3-lY
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F. F. 4: P P4RRssEii Trustees.
janlO-td BOWMAN NREEN, Aucts.

nVIN CONSEQUENCE or THE RAIN THE
above sale is postponed until, SATURDAY. Jan
Trustees. M O. LJTTRELI,
jan2l-td Salesman
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTkRNOON.

hOWEMAN GREKN,
~ Real Estate Brokers and Auctfoneers,
Ala Seventh street northwest
The daily gazette., 1876-05-31
Mr. Kcrr's Accuser.

THE DEVIL LOVES SHINING MARK.
We would not believe Harvey the ac-
easer of Speaker Kerr, under oath nor
has he credit with his own party. The
whole affair seems to be concocted for
thepurpose Of bringing the Investigations
OF the Committee into ridicule, and 10
disgust the people with the efforts to eI-
pose the guilty scoundrels who have been
robbing the nation for the last ten years.
Satan loves a shining mark, and Speaker
Kerr, in his debilitated state of health
has been fixed upon, by this miserable
scoundrel, who hopes to secure place
and profit through his perfdy, shoald
the Democratic party be defeated in the
election. His vaunting assertion in the
bar rooms of the hotels in Washington
that he had "Rilled the Democratic Party
shows the animus Of the man, and lets
out the secret for his operations. The
whole affair is concocted, just as
all the schemes and lies about the south.
ern people have been, for political effect,
for the last five years. Doubtless this
Harney has some such fellows as ex
attorney General Williams, or Fisher, OF
Harrington, at his back. It is hoped
however, that the scheme, deep laid as il
may be, will be exposed, and that Mr.
kerr's character will belIproved untarr
ished. But the Democratic party is not
responsible for Mr.. Kerr's individual
acts. If he is guilty he stands in the
category Of those who have fallen, and
the old saw their sins is sure to find Their
out" will have alfresh ILLUSTRATION of its
truth and aptness.
But Mr.. Kerr, we believe is a pure man
and he is so conridered to-day even by
his Radical opponents. The whole affair
IS now narrowed down to a question oi
veracity between Mr.. Kerr and Harney
and we have no hesitation in saying tha,
we believe Mr.. Kerr. 1t may be the
darling wish of Harvey and many such
villainous men to "kill the Democratic
Party; but after that party has with
stood the efforts of Radicalism with
thousands of scoundrels and millions Of
armed men at its back, it is not very
likely to be killed by such skunk a:
Harney.
In referring to this matter the New
York World says:
Now, did Hafney pay any money to Mr.
keer, or did he put all that he received
from Green into his own pocket and kee,
it? Who was then and who is now
better judge on this point than Green
And what did Green swear before th
committee?
Three years after my appointment
stopped at New Albany to pay my re
"spects to Mr.. Kerr, which l woul
not have done had / believed that h
received the money which | paid t
Harney. did not then believe and
do not noe beliere that Mr.. Kerr receive
this money"
The daily gazette., 1876-05-31

A disastrous confederation occurred in
the st. Louis suburb of Quebec, Canaea
yesterday, destroying thousand houses
and rendering homeless large number
of poor people, many of whom were com.
PEELED to pass the night in the field
Loss. about $1.000,000.
The Louisiana republican convention
met at New Orleans yesterday, but i,
being decoration day only prelimInar,
business was done 1t is stated tina
Kellogg, Packard and Pinchback, witt
Brown, Lewis or Nash as fourth dele
gate to Cincinnati.
General Robet Orr died In Kittannin,
Pa, on Monday. agad 81. He was !
soldier of 1912, a member of Congress
during the administration of JOIN
Quincy Adams, and member of th,
Pennsylvania Legislature during III
session of 1897.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-31
TIE PROCEEDINGS OF COURT.
NEW CASTLE, MAY so, /

NEW SAsiLns MAY ot, loiV.
Court met this nnoraing at 10e'clock,
Judges Comegys, Wooten and Houston
on the bench.
Inthe case of Thecphilus T. Derring
er's administrator VS. Brounough NJ.
DerrInger's administrators the court
ordered continuance until next term.
State OF Delaware use of Robinson
& Davis. VS.. George g.. Ward, James
Carswell and James Bradford. Re
ferred. se9
Sarah A. Morris VS.. Zadoc Town
send administrators, judgment for
plaintiff for $937.3
James Dilworth, VS.. Zadoc Town
send administrators, judgment was
given for $36S. SO in favor of plaintiff,
Alfred j. Derrickson VS.. Anna
Ford's executors, judgment for plain
tiff for $2S1 80.
VIM. Forbes VS.. A. E. DeNormandie,
judgment for plaintiff for $1114 II.
Gheen & Morgan VS.. Fennim -
The plaintiffs were called IN this case
and not answering were non suited.
Alfred Groce, convicted at the pres
ent term, of an assault uron one Nam
oSa Wuo biou6ht INV
Court and sentenced to pay 800 fine,
and stay in Jail year.
In the afternoon session, the case OF
Edward Mcintyre VS.. Barclay & Bro,
garnishees of Henry B. Mcintyre was
tried. The issue was auIla bona
Whiteley represented the plaintiff and
Bird and Harrington the defendants.
The entire afternoon was consumed
in the taking of testimony and argu.
ments of counsel.
The Court will charge to morrow
morning.
In this case, the question arises
whether landlord buying in at Sher-
iff's sale, the outstanding lease of his
tenant merges the term in his fee, and
prevents himself from recovering the
balance OF years rent after the day
Of sale, and whether in such case, the
tenant can recover from him such bal
ance of rent, If received by landlord
out of the proceeds of sale under exc
| cution. Ii. G. Il.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-31
Y.MC. A ExcuRs1on-Thonr

Y. NJ. G. A. EXCURSION. The prices
OF the tickets for the Y. M. G. A. ex-
cursion have been charged from rs
cents for adults to SO cents for adults,
and from 80 GEMS for children under
! % to % cents for children under 10
years of age. This is the only excur.
sion going from this city to both New
Creedmoor and New W indson Parks,
which are only one eighth of mile
apart, with full freedom of comnuni.
cation. The elegant and commodious
steamer John A, Warner has been en-
gagged for this excursion. These Parks
combined offer very superior opper-
tunities for recreation and enjoyment.
The friends of the Association are re.
questcd to patronize the excursion.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-31
State Democratic Convention.
%%A,

By order Of the Democratic Executive
Committee Of Delaware, State Demo-
cratic Convention, composed of fifty-five
delegates from each CO lnty, will be held
at Dover,
ON TUESDAY, JUNE 18th. 1876,
at o'clock afternoon, for the purpose
Of appointing six delegates, two from
each county, to the National Democratic
Convention, to assemble at st. Louis, on
the 9th day of June, 1876.
And it is requested,
That the Democratic voters of'the sew
eral hundreds throughout the State meet,
at the regular places for holding such
meetings, on SATURDAY, the Sd day Of
June. 1876, at 2 o'clock, afternoon; and,
according to the rules of the Democratic
party in each county, appoint the num-
Der Of delegates to said State Convention
10 which they are entitled respectively.
And it is also requestedan and urged,
That the best men, in all cases, be Sc
lected to said State Convention, tha
they in turn may select the best men t.
represent US at the National Convention
bo the end that our candidates for Presi
dsntiand Vice President may not only
o men of the highest character, morally
and politically, but that they may be en-
dorsed and presented to the country b.
convention composed of such men.
RoBERTJ. REYNOLDS. Chairman
Douer, Nay 16, 1876.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-31
WE4IHER REPORT.
WASHINGTON, May 81, J A. Nj
'RoBABtLlTlEs

For the Middle States and New Eng.
land, rising, followed by falling barome.
ter, slowly rising temperature, easterly
to southerly, winds, and clear Or partly
cloudy weather.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-31
LHE TRIAL OF BELKNAp.
Az Anatusis Of the T0fe on the
4 QWesffow OF Jsrisdicti0n-Pro-
-s- posed POsfp0nemenfs If

DNeSftO0 OF FRO
r- posed POsfponemenf sT
=. ~ the Ease.
WASHINGTON, May 30.-The House
managers of impeachment are highly
gratified AT the decision arrived at by
the Senate yesterday to take jurisdic-
tion in the Belknap impeachment
case. On the" other hand, Senators
Morton, Frelinghuysen, -Conkling,
Boutwell, and the rest who opposed
jurisdiction are greatly disappointed
at the result. Morton had calculated
upon bare majority against jurisdic'
tion, Or, at least, a tie vote. Two
Senators, Alcorn and Anthony, upon
whom Morton had relied to vote with
him against jurisdiction, were absent
yesterday when the final vote was
taken whilst three Senators, Burnside,
Cameron, of Pennsylvania, and Hitch
cock, went back on their associates
and voted that the Senate had juris-
dictioh. This took five from the loyal
side, though Clayton. whose position
was previously doubtful, voted with his
partisans, thus leaving Morton really
only four short of the well considered
strength of the position he assumed
and so determinedly fought for. The
vote was the largest cast in the Senate
this session, with probably the single
exception of that on the Pinchback
case. Only six Senators, Alcorn. An.
thony. Barnum, Conover. Johnston
and Sharon, were absent. Two Demo-
Gratis, Eaton, of Conr ecucut. and Jones,
of Florida, and the two Independent
Senators. Booth of California, and
Christiancy, Of Michigan, voted
aginst Jurisdiction. All the rest of the
Democra ic Senator'S voted to try
Belknap, and in that they were sup.
ported by the Republican Senator,
Burnsides, Cameron, of Pennsylvania,
Dawes, Edmunds, Hitchcock, Morril;
Of Vermont; Robertson, Sargent,
Sherman, Wadleigh and Wright.
Edmunds and Sherman were the most
active of the Republicans in support
OF the proposition to take jurisdiction.
Counsel for Belknap have given
notice of u motion 10 postpone the
trial until next fall, after she elec.
tions.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-31

The Snow Hill, Md, Democratic
Messenger says that persons holding
mortgages against the Maryland and
delaware railroad are pressing theil
claims, and that the Circuit Court
mas issued a degree for the sale of tho
Neither branch of Congress was in
sessiot yes t9rday, having adj burned over
on tMondty till today, cnaa, ouut Of
decration day. "
The daily gazette., 1876-05-31

Philadelphia and New York Exchange fur
ished to regular Depositors without charge.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-31
TUE MARKETS,

This mornings market was largely at
tended and was well supplied with pro-
duce, which sold at current rates as fol-
lows:
Butter, 25a2s per pound; eggs 1sa2O
per dozen; apples, 35a40 per half
peck potatoes l0a12 do; sweet
potatoes, 15a25 do; onions, 15a17 do;
Spring onions, three cents per bunch /;
beans 10 per quart; peas, h ,miny and
soaked corn, Sa20 do; cabbage, 3a7 per
head; celery 5al0 per bunch; ;salid, 1a3 do;
rhubarb, 4a6 do; greens, per half
peck; parsnips, 5a7 do; dried fruits,
Sal2 per pound; do, pared, 15a20 per
pound; honey. 18a30 per pound; oranges
2Oa40 per dozen; lemons, 20a25 do. Fresh
tomatoes per qt., 25c.; peas per half pck.
asparagus, do. Sa10c. strawberries
lOal5 cents per box.
MEATS.
Stewing pieces, 7a10 per pound; round
steak, IA do; roast 12a18; sirloin, I6a18
best outlets, 1Sa20;mutton chops IL to Is,
leg Of mutton, 14a16; roast Of veal, 1Gal8;
lamb, 16a20; ham. 16a20; shoulder, l0aI2
lard, l6; chipped beef, 2Sa30.
rIsh.
Shad 20a50 cents each; herring l2a1s
per dozen; pike, Is per pound; catfish, l,
do; halibut do; yellow perch, 12a20 pei
punch; lake shad, 10 per pound goose
berries, l5 per quart; cucumbers, 3l!
Leach.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-31

Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays, at
A. NJ.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-31
MEATS.
Debility and Nervou. Headache

Chronic, sick or nervous headache is
generally dependent on, Or accompanied
by, impaired digestion, by which the
circulation and nutrition of the. brain are
deranged, and the nervous centres vita
ted. The PERUVIAN SYRUP, by rein
givorating the digestive powers, lays the
axe at the root of the tree; the brains is
duly nourshed, the nervous symptoms
cease, and the headache disappears.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-31

REPUBLICAN COUNTY EXECUTIVE
CoMMITTEE.-The newly elected Re.
publican County Executive Committee
will meet for organization next Satur,
day afternoon. probably at the Repub.
lican headquarters, third story of Ne.
404 Market street. The meeting Will
be called by Capt. Gallagher chairman
of the last committee.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-31

A New SIDEWALK ORDINANCE IN
kEADlhG.-The City Council of Read
ing, Pa, has passed an ordinance sim.
liar to the one recently passed by the
Wilmington Council, prohibiting the
placing of boxes and barrels on the
sidewalks at the curbstone. The DO
lice are enforcing the ordinance, and
the merchants are grumbling at the
new order.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-31

From the New York Express We get a
small piece of the biogrophy of Lawrence
Harney' Speaker Kerr's accuser. He is
q brother-iu-law of Dutch Heinrich and
Fatty Davis, of New York. Fatty is q
noted thief and lives in an alley. 1t is
said that Harney once was known unde,
the alias of Captain Willoughby.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-06-03
HUMOROUS.

-"whnt size do you wear, sir ," blaudiy IN.
1uired the halter.
Why is the letter o" like two quarters of
beef BeCau ie II is half of "OX."
What class of men are always Open to con.
ycJiOn Those who have VlOialed the law.
The New YORK merchqnt who shipped a cat
To Western customer lnvOiOcd ii rs zone purr.
sent "
"A quiet and witty man combines the Quail.
hes of two kinds o. chang algne-still aud spark
ling.
rei--tle middle good but the top ana bottom II
lettlB tainted"
Us your mistress IN !" "She IL sur" is
she engaged I' Faith she's more than that.
shes married
-Said philosopher "My friend conducted
his future wife to the artar-nnd here his leader
ship came Ia AN end"
II a widow aud "a wIdOwer were Ieiug unit
ed n malrinOny, what p'0cess Hurld they he
undergoing Repairing
81 think " said the customer, about ----''
Just then, IN backing toward The mirror, he
stepped On piece OF orange peel aud sat down
suddeDly-"aDuut "A zap SIZE, l think"
When n FIJI Islander mnrrips the first
thing he does. upon beginning Ia keep huuSe ~
10 eat hls m0thcrln-law As conservation Ut
pc 60 the ploooss perhaps Is eiectual aud 10 J.,
marketing Is dear
An uptown mhu who believes Ia selfm
pIONcmt hts. .-uggta tea to ms Nliu recently that
they shOu'U argue $ me Question frunAlY and
tetly every evening and tiy and lUuru more Oi
each otHer. 4 he question tor the irst uig1i
pee ed a. gel along without spnus haLaul ne
LOOk the Affirmative but whtuhe was laet seen
he had Climbed up into the hay lott and was
pulling The ladder NJ after nam
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-06-03
Suspension ofRni,rood plen

\ large number of employees of The Pha.
deluhia aud Reading railroad have recently been
suspended, ana many more Will receive Orders
soon to cease work About 2OO mon IN the ma
chime shops Mt Reading have been notified to
suspend operations. In an interview with Su.
perintendeut WoOTteu 1t has been HsceTtliucd
thdt the Co. has been reuctau ly cumDeilcd
To resort Ia the nartia, SuspcnSi sion ut It's opera
tiOns. For the past few Ouths the extensive
works at Reading have been running on iui
time because the business of tn" company
seemed to allow il hut of late the cOil trade
has gradually dwnd ed away until the demand
is only nominal the large number Oi PASSENGER
cars ordered have been Ouilt the COmpany's
engines are ala III good Oruer mud ON the road !;
hundreds Oi cars are lOaue and ON The vaTIOuS
sdngs there are about 5000 tons OF coal
stored away on the wharveS mt Port RichmUni
without any maj ket for It and the passenger
traffic Is not what was expected. The com pany
mad prepared for II centennial carrying trade Of
SuG0l people daily but thus far hardy one
quarter Of that number have been carried the
freight business has largely fallen on, auu fnf
these 1eHsOps instructions have been received
To suspend a number Of men ~ all urparCi1Cuts,
turn ana trIn about tine same WAS done IN
the past Trade may plcK up little after the
first Of next month and many are of the opinion
that alter August l. there will be an Increased
demand for COal.-id'TiOt.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-06-03
When MOTTO Bnthe.

AS the temperature viii soon warrant bath.
ing III the Lehigh little adviue may be pro
uucuVc OF good result, II has long been known
that IL Is inJudlciOdS for any ono to go into
"aler To Ohlhe just after eating a ful meal but
10 is not 50 wei known that it is danrcrous rhs
latter fact was demonstrated by The recent
death In bach of hoy thirteen years old. lIo
mad never had Il fit aud IL he ioved To have been
in perfect health. when in the wa.cr the crown
oI MS helu wa just above TIC >uTinCr qua he
was stannlng IL stopping position, with his
lace just under the water. Al the place where
ne was the water wasOulv three fee four lnChp.
deep, while the boys height was IOur rect mne
mches. Inc temper ttnrc Of the watcr was scv.
enty'tive degrees. The medical testimony dis.
closed the fact that the deceased had cuteu
heartily just before entering the water or It
least had not gl on hi4 food time u digest He
had yomited Il large quantity of food, and when
found his tn oat and mOuOh We're fu l. The
OPINION was EXPIRE 'sed in tine meuical testimony
ana endorsed by tho verdict of tho jury, that
death resulted from epilepsy, brought on nv the
Il 4ngernus practice Of entering the water I'M.
mGdiately after ealing meal.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-06-03
Very Best Quality of BrOOms

at the LOWEST POSSIBLE LIVING PRICE.
\ tIial Is respectfully solicited and eutile sat.
isiuCtiun guaranteed.
Mauuf iCtnry in the Basement of the Valley
House," opposite the LehiCh Valley RR. deDOt.
Feb. 20, 1876. TuOMAS KOONS.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-06-03

WiLKEsBARRE May l9.-Shcrif William T..
Krkendal', who WIS charged with having glycu
rewards ana gifts to certain electors to vute for
HIM and thus gain hs election, was head he
fore Alderman Parsons, of this city, this nj
trrnOOn. Several witnesses were called, non"
nt whom, however Were able to SubStIntlHtn
the charge. 1t was allcge that klrNeEual nru
paid money 10 Daniel SllmaH. nv n Cun,ldHtr,
during the champaign TO wlthd aw from the
contest lhls was ompnthicallV denied uudcI
oath Dv the latter, aud the pro-c cCutiun imluv
TO make out n Caae The hcuif was huI urAbly
discharged. The person most active in cuUsius
the arrest OF knkenda was one George Kern,
OF scranton, who had lately been sod OJl, by
the sheriff. 1t appears that lac had fct AZ.
pIievcd through this mId had iuK,n tnis aCtl M
ns move Of ret ulauon, 1t is now rumured
That Steps will be taken To punish kern ur
blacknall. us W had threatened to prefer these
cHarges ShOuldthc sheriff determine TO sell him