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the RUsEs OF 4 RING.
How Hampstead Reservoir Builders Raised
the Cry Of a Mater Fninine.

AZ the trinl Yesterday Of the handsome
! and smiling William A. Fowler for nonfeasance
! IN his Office 10 City Works Commissioner, there
| was arrow OF brown-faeed Long Island farmers
| ne WITNESSES to the condition Of the ponds on
| Hampstead Plains that supplied the city with
| water at the time the Ring Commissioners were
propagating 3 water famine alarm Some Of the
farmers were surprised at the Interest hat Rob-
| ert Furey, ex-Street Commissioner. took in them
| They were introduced to him he took them one
side and talkei 10 friendly tone to them, at
the same time climbing a lot of silver trade dol.
lars In his hands. When the counsel and the
| Aldermen entered, Mr. Furey went out. Gen.
slocum; Demos lrnes, ex. Mayor Hunter, Mayor
srhroeder Commissioner Adams. and Col julius
W; Adam were among the SPECTATORS.
samuel DemOtt. ron Hempktead, a resident
there for fortythrce yeare. living within $50 feet
OF the reservoir. testified that there was no no.
ticeable difference Of the quantity Of water In
the ponds in lsil. at the tine Of the false alarm
Of water famine. The fan prior TO the begin
Henpstead Plains tile waste yates OF he bonds
were allowed ~ be open four or i've inches, and
tne water wac permitted to waste. Mr. De witt
y city a W shS Roaaq' bfmoa, is.s DC
reservoir was used b. Kingsley Keeney in
building the hume, The waste gates were
said. under cross sc Examination. that some Of his
lnnd was taken for the reservoir uy Kingsley X
hetneV' Tor wbich lie thought be had not re-
ceived enough pay.
John j. RYDER. who lived near Bsisleys pond
remembered that IN the fall OF lslO. on one oc-
casion. ne noticed that the pond was low. Two
or three days before this time he cav il when
there was plenty. of water, and again a few
Gays later. The fall was dry. but there was no
scarcity Of water In 1s.i Just after the water
was low. a company OF men IN six or seven car
Iiagcs visited the ponds. III thought they were
from BrgOSlyn. but could not tell whether they
were Alderrlcn OF not.
Gen. Pryor-Did they have plenty along to
Nitness-No, sir.
Cen Pryof-Ihen. cir. they weren't Aldermen
John ii. Rhodes. wHter purveyor for sixteen
years Tor the Board ot city Works. testified that
after February 49, ISL, the time Of the water
alarm. when the board passed % resolution that
lne gates % the MdgewOJi reservoir should
be closed from 10 In the evening until O'clock
Tue next morning, lie watched tue gauge In his
house 70 test the pressure on the city, and dis
covered no change. lie didn't know that the
gates were closed at hli. but did not believe
that they were. IL the gate had been closed IL
would have ken al cut IL millions Of gallous
cut Of The mains. IL the gates had Teen re-
vrtned 10 the morning tue water would have
neth i'!ctl down ny tons. and with such great
force a 70 nave torn up the water mains In the
CIV 1t made no difference as to whether the
gates were partly lowered " not, as long "a the
CITY . needs were aupItied
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THE EITON INTESTIG iTIOy.
Pleading for Delay Until Amer Election
The Case set Down for Next FRIDAY.

ALBANY. oct. l3.-Judge Van Alstyne.
theCommissioner appointed TO take testimony In
the matter Of the charges against Superinte ndent
Lat Of the new Capitol building, held court "a;
his Office 90 day. The Hon. :. W. Rosendale ap-
psared on behalf Of the Attorney General, and
the Hon. Henry smith appeared for Mr. Eaton
Judge Van Astyne said the object Of the meet.
Ing was 90 ascertain how soon and where they
could make Progress with the investigation.
a. once.
Mr.. Smith opposed going on now, as he could
n ~ pr1hnbIy Doe present on Monday. He said
tnese Gu rges were dated july 81, and Mr.
EATON answer WIS made on the 3)th u August
Two months have ela; sed since then, 50 that
MS EXCEL ncy the Governor could not haVe
lett II VS. important 70 hurry the matter lie
thought the 2Jlh Of October would be stti.fac-
tory. Ihi~ delay was due TO both parties. II
they intend this as fair honest. square iuyesti-
gatlQn. For the legitimate pur. ose Of an in
vestigation, II for inst onlv 10 should 20 of
until after the election. lie hoped neither Gov.
ridden nor the Attorney General. nor any one
pearanca Of pressing this Investigation upon the
eve Of an election. Wien there might even be A
suspicion IN 10 was carried on Tor some politi-
Cil con iderdtion. These cuarses Involved Mr.
tatons integrity. his character ~ 4 man. lucy
involve 90 him what WAS more th IN ANYTHING
else, AID lie wants \ far. -quare honest near
lns On IN ground, and IL the accusing partie,
Intend That, II would be u ore seenly 10 ID a.
tiuu.
Mr.. Rosendale thought these remarks unfair
ana uncalIed ioT. rs the Attorney General Was
only reforming lis duty.
Aller some further disc ussion, the case WAS
set down lJf ueXt Friday
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To TIT. EDITOR OF THE sUN--Sir. find
the fonoWl0s in to-day's Uorht'
= Bruce rcu. Dlouinon' Anglo Iadan lawyer Of
h'fn gcntl0lf4 birA ltturns % ll .lAlfI super
urud me Judicial rcfo us u1V hplLg unulrtak. u IN
Tie ntcoan 40 a GALAXY az 80 900 year,
It's not a matter Of much importance 10
Aurucans, reIhapsi but stun II may ne O.. we'll
To pot a story night. The Hon. John Brace Nor
ton, hose Law OF Evidence and other works
are Brush leg 4 81 andards, was Adyocate-Gen enc.
raj II Madras IA is;+, when he retired. He was
appointed in 1854 by LoSd Napier Of Merchs-
tnhn1 Governor u Madras. who IN 1857 was brit
l7h Mlhslcr ~ W Hrhigsion, He is bur ntto
nFri DIV ana me must powerful man in India,
iifrs ule4 Win the trims Of socrates. a bon
t't n' gre 4 gun" a the club. aud, in "A word,
me most pupuldr man win natives ana Euro
pe4us like Ia the Madras PTosidrucy. He has
maze mlllons ana In one case-the great Dvcc-
som pre arransement-rrtei ved in one fee 5000
go, III wife, Pondicherry lady, Of noble
stature and stil Of sinking matured beauty The
mother OF large ana handsome family mas
heen most useful business helpmeet h. him,
and the Il i1ahs and native bic bugs generally
always negotiate with the great uisn through
her. MApnAEsEp
NEW YQRK, Oct. u.
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4 Wiinw's NIsion,

F"" '"e E"fe'He LrHftF.
The terrible accident at the railroad
bridge AZ lttston, o. which Robert feline was
almost instantly killcd, Is OF too recent a date
70 have been forgotten by our readers. The sor-
rowiul disaster brought to the home Of the de-
Was left 10 mourn his sudden loss was nearly
ds,ta'tcd. For many days after her husband
was buried sue continued to deplOre his death.
anu went nearly Wild Whenever she thought of
H. Her nights were gloomy aud restless IL
WAS feared 10y her friends that her mind would
become diseased II her grief wa not in some
WAY hssuAged. AT last she dropped asleep one
sunny afternoon, and while thus at rest she
dreamed mat her husband came to her and
Lending over her. implanted a KISS upon her
prov; she asked aim 20 remain with her. but
De told ner thar he could not. that he was 100
happy where he was, Dut that they would meet
IN the better word The vision passed aud she
aWoke since tnen her thoughts have been NJ
rest and she Is thoroughly IN pressed with the
Nll 20 10 Dim when sue comos to lie down IN
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LIEUT.. WHEELER's EXPEDITION.
Life on the Monntnin--Makins a niap OF
Lake Tahoe.

CAMP on LAKE TAHOE, Cal, Oct 6-To
transfer ones residence from a brown-stone
mousse 10 New York TO an \ tent In the Sierra
Nevada Mountains Is certainly great CHI 4nse.
10 sleep OF the ground, with ants. spiders. and
sometimes lizards crawling over you at intervals
during tn night, Is AZ FIRST a hardship to persons
accustomed to city luxury. But after a
few weeks Of tent life In the land Of sage brush
and the ratilesnake, one passes into a state Il
stoical Indifference 10 the cOnventionaiities Of
civilization. One great difference be,,vaan No..
m the Last and III the Fur West l. that In the
former when suMeti ing Is to be done. YOU 81
some one io 90 u Tor you. while ia the latter yuI
90 II your II. Each assistant on Lieut. Wheel.
{, 7ulNvN l. MS own thilor' his own groom. his
own washerman. and on side trips his own cook.
commauded nv III ut. VI. Macomb, a son OF Col.
Mtcomb II the Engineer Corps. who explored
successfully, IA 1879, the extreme southwestern
portion OF colorado. where the HAYDEN survey
lng party was attacked and put t. q ight by the
Indians In 1915 Fortunately. tni, ar we have
an exceedingly attractive country L. eXui1rs
oar ueid ~ operations lies IN the Immediate
vicinity ot Lake lahle, n body OF cry-tal water
twenty niles long 10y ten miles broad, situated
lmtiy NJ California and parity In Nevad,. me
scenery l. a gr nd a. can be found la tha United
Sides. fure water g ass, ana lrewo I'D are
abundant. This Is sufficient To- recommend the
region T. any one fam Tar With the West.
mne ni or paiiles I OPERATING on the Grett
the AlNmi Flats. where the land j. Ms baron
and Gesola,e a. the Desert OF Goni. Iti- I'M.
cut 70 describe the sufre ing endured while
travelling all day under hrolnng sun. and
drinking alkaline water, which only increases th,
tilrst a. snow does.
he chef object Of our party Is to makeamap
OF Lake Tahoe. No trustworthy map Ia Is ever been
published. ana tue natives are quite aelghted
70 Icarn wat We are about to do Tor them. The
post i facilities ia California are excellent. and
we have a daily mail some of our parry KEN
themselves posted 10 public events by taking
me sIN. we snail remain IN the held until tho
snow SNOW duves Us ~ which wall lie about the mid
die OF November. A. H. c.
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DICK HIRRTNGroN's RETURN.
No Fear OF "a Conviction Before One of Mar
shat sharp. Washington Jurie.

WAsHINGroN, Oct. 1J.-rhe return Of
Dick Harrington TO his home in ID .laware Is a
part of the programme agreed upon ia the event
Bibcock and somervlle should be acquitted IN
the conspiracy Indictment. Harrington. though
charged with the same offence with Dabcock,
viii never be tried under that Indictment
There Is, however. another Indictment pending
charging him and a. u. Williams, also one q
the safe burglary consprators, with receiving
SloVlO Tor procuring a new rial for Hope IL
slater cunvlclei ~ murder 10 the first lie gree.
ne second tuH resulted Ia nnding Slater guilty
of mhn- laughter only, for which be was sen.
fenced to thc Albany Peuitentlary for a brief
tc' m aud was last summer pardOned hy the
PRESIDENT. Tor what consideration Is not II o,v
known Siatter's evidence before the Grand
JuF was explicit As 10 HatTingtOn's and VIII
llhins quit, and 10 Is on this charge that he
VIII hrst he tried. HarTingtun's defence is that
Re was nnanciallyruined 10y his connection with
bat cock and Shepherd. ana was compelled 10
resort 10 the course ne did TO OBTAIN money n
the support Of his family. Being Thoroughly
acquainted with the system OF controlling and
dlNiuing iuries. and encouraged by the escape
OF Bdoc1ck, he has now no fear Of conviction
upon any charge. and before the beginning of
an ther year proudly pre lic's that ne viii re-
open us law on in Washington. from which
city, he has convinced himscli q ming his SUM
msr EXCURSION into Canad0 he WIS "a Prosecuted
refugee,
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RonEaT MOORE, E,q.-DtT Sir: herewith
nes 10 Tender uy r.-.-nluoA as member Of tue sixth
Assembly District Republican ASSOCIATION Of the Clly
# NtN York.
nave carefully surveyed with some degree OF de.
EXAMINATION lh' respective ineuu aul dement's Of the
tWn lpNhtN pnlcs Who claim our suffrage IN the
~ +' 10 1hNinisu, lt ieel bound, WAN
~ tt'i ft f owe ptr-IuIl frci ln-.. 10 advocate
NE Just elm Of nr Dem. cratic party IN the present
canvass 80 49, " 1850
s 4lie cl,tr 20 nay lnind tha' reform IL the order
" H ""f, Ai" htN sshIf r4inuudy for the htnpnt
o. nIs .ut ''I. o. NC ihue OF Oui great an
hlEAll ItNNi ft fhl WIZ" rtrrpttug the sfcu feel
houl TO i4At cllut be insesiDi HE change That
huutt. Dr. 10 lN l4 government l. lkcly 10 accrue 10
tAr hiilnl heurui, SAMUEL u. BARNARD.
No. MAN0tN erRfEr, New YoRK Oci. IL 1876
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GEOLOGICAL DIsCOYERY.
The First Human FO0tVriut ever Found il
COnnecIicnI Nnnd StOnr.

~tOhts
HARTFORD, oct. 10 A reinni kable dis
covery IN both Archaeological and geologic i
points was made near tnis city yesterday. WIN.
Ruick and son, farmers, Of North Canton, while
engaged In digging watering place for cattle
on their farm, came upon two slabs Of light
colored sand stone bearing the strong, clear I'M
PRINT Of left human foot and two tral As Of n
Ralllnaceous bird, the stride ~ which measures
eleven, and the spread Of the claws four inches
four inches 10 also the distance between tho
heel OF the BIRDS foot and the end OF the middle
claw. fhe nndng OF these hird tracks In Con.
necucut sand stone is nothing remarkable OF
late years, but this Is the first vestige Of hu-
mainly yet discovered. The foot measures
eleven inches IN length and Is well proportional,
except that The inferior tUes are unusually lunu
ard the great toe ~ unusually short. The soil
III winch these tracks were found Is gravcllt,
evidently "A deposit consisting Of cOmmiuuted
Gay ana hne sand, and the slabs are hght
culofed thus differing from the Portland brown
stone. Ar RuicA brought the curiositi-s to the
GUY ms afternoon ana great crowd was at
tiacteu bS them, he attention u say.nts III
be at once called 10 them.
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Who PAYS the Addition, Division, and silence
ParIy's LNpeusrsf

ITS shame the way We aave been taxed for
Hayes aud Wheeler sad avetelaa letter carrier yes.
toruay. The politicians have ssiunei u, SO that we
have not enough Of our sep .ery lett 10 pl our
leni aAd grocery and coal u, TAI, mouth. ia al rsht,
per ape 10 ask ohceAoders with lat saAre, and no
VOTE 20 % 10 give something fu tha election but u Is
Pr ~ ihr pJllieiihs TO nIcli Ia. Wucu W. tgo
nL.Nh a ,e 70 sullpt 9ur faniicf On the miserable
Auc' IN we receive. We have 10 travel p,rlv nIi
ie az elnis % ". ther and tue best ~ gct oriy
- mlhti, lhe ulhfr morning thr SUPERINTENDENT
ch y, 60 nus de asa tolG us 10 report AZ ne once
q, l-uc ch noon 10 Wntci hour ntifuiln from NE
central committee would cali. in.u fid call mus t,,
,slu mt hg ltyey We q Us gyr no toward
dur tlrl;uu OF coltsc we paid, not dlrlux TO refuse
lhr ward associations Ht-r-seI us 81 more ana a. va
nat 10 tlhe nome Wa sohn VS. "
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Arrived FRIDAY, Oct. 10
Sc Knight, Chichester, Georgetown, d c, and
AcXandria. - ~
S. Eina samsop Port Prince, Sept 10. savanliis
5. Caiedona. AlhsJn Ainera Aus 20. Genoa "a
Gibraltar eJ - H W. ~
81 Oh Dominion. Walker Richmond CITY Point. and
y lsafc Bell. Lawrence Norfolk
AKnrs BurdiCk, PniMde.phIn.
- & POlhenus Brown, Nantucket
hnlp NngnurP NUnnin. Calcutta 20 DAYS
silp Atlas Larsen, New Dicppe Sept IS
iiafk carmel. JeffUldscn. Anistcr lam Oct H.
balA ANegrO, kcmpc. Antwerp ~ lays
nhIh IOnl " nnsn. ThOmasscn, Shields Sent l.
bbrH Marie, Drummer, Bremen 30 days
also The usual river ia cONtwiss vessrls
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A New Cure Tor Rheumatism.

a minister afflicted with rheumatism
his PROMISE, " Och, sure" replied Ireland,
an II We would carry pJtateT IN yer1uchef,
yea get well, day OF two after, the minister
church, chatting with the PASTOR a Ierfect gen
Utman whose culture aud good sense are the
uI4e 81 MS Conference. The visitor asked,
what can do for my rheumatismf' Tile cll-
tured pastor replied. T. -ilv cured. my dear
hi"lhef. had the rheumatism. A friend nd
Nlsed me 10 carry a potato IN my pocket IL
looked foolish thing 10 do; but tried It AID
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AsTiN- ROsk--At tho Holy Trinity Church. Wed.
Le 10y POI IL. 1870 ~ iht e 5. ID. 3. a. Mchiu.
"H.ai- r. As,g9 JYsrpAnc Il. so b,tI OF flls G y
"a Ni A-GIIt. lsi.-hf 3D. rU-!at.cg OF 40
PIT ar't 3, r9luuu Ii oA Tuesday. Oct 10 Is7a
gir p. 6iip .rt. '' '''h
GIL EGr- nRnHAM.-l H. Brooklyn. Oct. II. at Tn,
r. liute u fh- NTit's Er.uNmIfucr b. the Rev.
lAfir' \. sini-' u. d., tnaiir. a. Giinrrt TO N.
Furil "a. -
no I-pROWER.-At Now canaan. Conn Oct H.
%, tnt Rev. Joseih Greenipaf. cs.ls ed ny the Rev
-ns u mohd JAng Hoy t. Amen. daughter OF tho
Atr A. y brlNcT East Chester. \ y
,MAsSOS- SlNgllAM.- TN joy -. In the ua,ou
Nhutn az luAiO, Professor james X or Of the I'm.
pial Col .ge "a TOXIC. japan a graduaie OF West
fvlAt 70 iary Hnglai. The clu-h'cr - Judge bing-
nHn ~ WV lhe | nlLrd staics MInlster % Jlpnn.
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~ 81, htsd nnn the total snoc Mondar eef2G against
roetf nVr the Same time last veeR. I've feeling
MSit'i' snd ordinary to fair stocs ruled q fraction
a ~. N ny PRIME sheen and lambs were sOd az
a. az ivn,er price lhe ex'teme range Tor sheep was
primo sold al f7H0 y 100 ma ~ ~" "n"e stric'p
rec mt, Of hogs were 80 car loads or s7Qs nead
ma ing 137Hl since Monday, AGAINST Ia gui ,nr ,ns
were soldaliye at % y n. "' ''e'' ""fo"'
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The racing at Jerome Parh Nill close to-day,
wilma programme that promise, 10 ne amer, sIns.
Following are the averages VI the pools solI Nor
rlssu's JoAasonF AMI at the Turf EAchaags lasl
evening;
one ana onc.c'g1ih rnos--Mlirc, 100 Bil bruce
opi Egypt, 90 Fcra, 30 llite-s, 80 Invoice, ~
sHt Lips, ld !. onla stJu, 10
utt Al.i % N.ll IuV iIrn Parole. -ili So. MARTINI
IA Mcp nlrs, a. a. a4antutAu4, t., Wlrntt, %.
I'm tcq nt'i my dlsltNob car oias -btnAlue,loO
lrluctiuu. 81 In. fer, g..
one ana tir.c qluicr, miles -James A n20o' Galway,
80. faruer-llp. KOS hrld, 10.
ste,plt Cm.e l.eri Io1i ponoho, 40; Buei, 90
Lawrence, % hed 80.
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Henrietta schuhrck Of Durham street,
near Che'c, wa under arrest Yesterday on charge
~ Interfering with Deputy Snefin Reed IN the
discharge 81 his dates. Reed had entered the
mouse TO attach the furniture He did not ex-
hlyil uls warrant. but stated the OBJECT OF his
having Two IS tso recovered nom a protra o.
ed Illness gently tOok the arm OF the Oilicer ma
aud lJokeA d.
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i rERD1cr or u4vsLArGnrER.
The Killing OF Elwood 1Iarter Ia New
JERSEY Hamlet

The trial Of Elvood Hill in the Burling-
ten County Court. Mount Holly. N. j.. for the
murler 4 E.wJod Marter, at Riverside. 10
August, was concluded on Thursday evening.
the verdict D. ing mansaughte-. The murder
vas committed al tie C.ty Hotel. Kept bv
Augustin Ahueersth, at Riverside. nm was A
travelling salesman, and carried goods In A
WAGON. He spent the afternoon at the hotel
WIN rHrty nltylng cards ana uitchng quoiis
while pitcning win Martcr. Hlll became quar-
relsome over tue game. aud Marter, VINO was 81
pounds heavier and nearls loot taller. gave
him a beating. Hill took a cheese knife with a
twe.ve-inch made from Ills wagon. and struck 4
M1rter. nearly scvering AIS uand from the wrist.
mn was dl-hrmef. bat he threw q large stone,
striking Marter on the head. and fraciurinz hls
skull. Nalter died next day.
Hiil was sentenced to i've years imprison-
meut
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Live Stark Nlnrltet.

INV lORk. Friday Ocr b. Re e.rts of
'F .Wrr 10 ear } au- o. 291S head, u..i % 9 IA
inct' Nas erriNh.! 10 ,mrro''nt Aihe 10 toue on
pcrri ana snr OF the sellers req it4 iuitutr 1r.
cline Auput 10 ear lnads rtgcue the yards very late
anu N Offering we're NOT closed ont. me Of The
Choicest seers were sull at lOL glOssc. D. u dress
% H. 40 tue .rusa cWt., but Joe, r.. o. rtss 10 d.
was mn outside hsure tor smooth tat steers, and 500
Oar. ~ to uress 61QtJd rs, we're the n ling raics
gcnerily Tor medium 10 goOA natives NBs4c 10 dress
bh us, for common do and 7s7se " dress Is no, Tor
ordinary reSiG ard Cherokee cattle.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were ~ car lOads, "
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3uslutss Aot,tts.


Doctsr IL Feels Like n Rail- OF Fret
Att, rpve5s oftentnes the sufferer from dyspepsia.
- ~ vstit u seems 40 n there was a vUritnnle bali
10 ry .u,nlhy ny aud down through his stomach IL
I, y. uVu ne tCels IL II he don't eat much he feels
re.ii gssmys ms enjoyment Of NE II the doctor be
nom, ~ cnrihg lis patient he should not et-
~ & $500, ~ VIII we sufferer. h" should recommend him
W. l % syrup whose merits nave been tested
= JUL ts satisfactorily. Balls vi IRE in Inc
s.vhvh ana frruvi1n syrup cant dwell tof eiher Send
III VIII WOrk like charm. '~'' anu w I've
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What n Train Wreckcr Confessed.

Champ Walker negro, aud his son-in-
Law, and two sons, the latter mere boys. having
ptCn INFESTED GOA charge OF uhstmcting the VI.
aud G.. n. H., Voluntarily coni,,sel inst they had
AlNed ct.lf ana sailed the rauroad track 20
procure ihe Killing Of more beef 10y the trains.
ne confessed IA 49, he WAS one OF the sCouudrols
inti "dthI tue temeIe seminary ia this place IN
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MIRINE IHTELLIG EHcE.

htE1ATrRE ALaAsAC-THs DAY.
sun fiscs... ~ SUI sets..... 90 Moon rises ~
mon wArFR-1nTs DAY.
SANDY HOOK. 0 Il Gov. Island. u 10 Hell Gate 2 N
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,pAEls.-ln The city Of New Yok oa the 18Th iay
Oi ,0Ner ls'h by the Hoo. Hamilton ". Robin
4ln jnife OF tie Court Of common plcas John
DAVIS nom sarah jane DAVIS. { .ust, 4lultery
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:, save yourselves cough;l Ialc's Honey OF
ton. "'" NSNs"'HP
Pixies Toothache Drops cure IN one minute.-Adp.
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Furniture and Carpets, chespost In New York,
fNolas.-Adc.
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pDJein1, mud tlenuiag.-Ncw York Dveing ana
Duane T.. 75e B.oasNay 90 Oh az. Vcw York iss
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Continually nfest and impose UPON tho unsus.
! pectlns. luVet Nnur money "A, A Raymond 4 ta'..
corner o. H"'s.u aud Fulton streets, Wneu W want
genuine "kLetp' clOihlnr.--AdC. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-14

liuy box Of Pyle clean, hard, durable o. X.
6oaD and prove It's superiority Depot $50 Washington
street. sold By groeerl sverYwAeEe.-Adg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-14
iiurrah

Quirks Irish Te,, the poor mans friend, prloe
70 cents. prevents bilious attack. Sold by drug.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-14

Infants are relieved OF great many disesses
Dy M0nslps TeeIhing Cordial Price 20 cepts,-AE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-14

Thc iEhcs' award zrani,d gmy Exhibition
D - fNt lHilun 's glYtl 90" Elastic Ir'-s co.
VI 7i.A E'tiit ifu.-ci, eII4 only ~ GsJ ID Oidvay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-14

,S,ro.s AND CnIfcrs.-Larse s;ock al prices to
LOE.N rRooK q SOY. ~ Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-14

Lad -. vi. =. t.crt.. aud unv.' HINTS.
.t-H .ler-. ul4 ldl ldnl er. all ~ - ana Iyces
HiohHe MILLER d c.. 3 UriOa sauare.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-14

Centennial award for the best refrigerator was
s, given TO re Zero Lesley, 22o West twenty .t1ud
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-14
A Preacher Killed wnllo RoS,ipg ileuroo.,.

Passengers on the Washington and Ohio
train this morning report that negro preacher
named smith was shot aud Instantly kUed At
the farm Of W. A. Ndudureu, near Hcrudo. last
night The shooting was done by spring gun
which Mr.. Vandusen had placed IN his hen
house, and occurred while the deceased was
trying TO steal that gentleman's poultry smith
had been living with white woman, and leaves
several children.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-14

hccdnc"d win ": ter Parker Ciuscr Tonia
81 Of children tclthng. Sold b. an denVIists