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, 1876-09-25
PHlA ITEMS,

PulIAnELru1A, Sept. M.-pEcstdcnt GFaht
will leave town on visit to Cornel! University,
wlcre his son ls being educated. Mrs Grnnt
s,ld Mr, aud Mrs. bartorfs vii! accompany him.
During tbs first week Ut October tlse Exhi6|-
tlon will Lo visited by tho pupils OF tho public
schools Of pittsburg, by whom separate c1cur:
siolls to tho grounds numbering l,500 eacll will
1t. tn8ita.
, 1876-09-25
CANADIAN ITEMS.

6ptcta, DispascA to 9as 7f4buH6
OTTAWA, Sept. 2l.-1nforsnation has been re-
celycd here to tho effect thns tho Imperial Gov
ernmcnt will not advise her Majesty to exercise
her power OF dtsallowance with respect 10 the
art pnsscl by tho Canadian Legislature to
cstaGlisl, d Supreme Court aud u Court Ut Ex'
c.lccquer for tie Dominion Of Canada.
All Ordcr 1las been passed In Counul incrcas-
iur tho toll OF 16 cent now loyiel Oil hogs
pasatug through tic Dominion alidu to ~ cents
urr lQE.
, 1876-09-25
ROWING.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept A.-Thc rowing match
for the cha1n 1nplonship ol the Mississippi River
cat,e of this af.crnoou between the st. Louis
Rowing Club md the Western Club, md vas
won by tho latter. Four-oared shells 10 feet
long were used. The course was from the head
Of Arsenal Island up to the bridge ard return; /;
distance about seycn miles; time, 5g}f minutes
An immense crowd OF people coyered thc brtdEe
mud lined thu shores OF thu river tO witness tie
contest.
, 1876-09-25

FALMOUTH, Eng, Sept 2i.-Tho American
bark Norway has put in here in consequence
Of damages received In tho collision Saturday
night with tic bark Wave Queen, belonging to
sliorehatn. Ono scat1lan climbed OIL board the
Norway, anu Is tho only person hnown to De
saycd fruln tho Wave Queen, which disappeared.
, 1876-09-25
SPRINGFIELD
Gpecfai Dispdtch TO 1ne Tribune,

EptC3a5 U1N11tt 10 1M6 754oHHs'
srn1aaFtELp, ILL.,, Sept. .1.-TEo sangan,on
County Fair closed to-day, and by reason os the
rain in the carly part OF tho week has scarcely
moro than met expenses, though grand sue
cess considered as an exhibition. The pro-
gralnmc to-day Included several races, the prln-
cipa} ono being d frcc.for-all trot for $500, milo
llents; first horse, $500; second, Sl25; third,
$15. Following ID the summary:
L. Glenn Jacksonvll1e, names Monarch Rulc. l .
Ii. hathaway, TayloEsyillc, names Far1Hsrs
MnlQ. =
C. II, uAij, (inlcshnrg, names sleuk FeloW.3 . 2
19n.e--a:4ls; 2364; 1:30.
Monarch Rulo won tho last heat, but It was
given the Maid on tic allegation o1 foul
hfonarcl's driver enters q protest.
4 ru,,iIt,g two-1nilo dasii-purse, S175-was
won by Wllipsaw, owned by john lshoat1s. Ut
Altuluuut, tu 3:454.
, 1876-09-25
FIRES.

AT KANKALEE, ILL.
Speeta, N.paseh to The Tribune.
KAxKAKEB, ILL.,, Sept 24.-The residence OF
William Whitcomb. OH the South Side, burned
this morning between and O'Clock, Insured
for 81 500.
, 1876-09-25

WASHINGTON, d. C., Sept 4.-Ev'dence for
N, rrt,secutlon III tho Dal,cock casa will closo
"wednesday, when tho counael for Gen. Babcock
viii ,noye ths Court to direct tho Jury to return
a vrr.Iict ol "kot guiity;" but, th!s falling, tic
,.vi.lanc., for tha lctcnkv will begin.
, 1876-09-25
YELLOW FEVER.


6p@f711 O1L14tA 70 30 3s1puHN
WAsulauToa, u. c., Sept. A.-Flc 8upeFan-
tcndeut Ut tho United statea MARINE Hospital
Beryico llas taken all possible precautionary
measures against tho spread Of yellow feyer ta
the Atlantic coayt ports. Marine Hospital Dur
, 1876-09-25
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

BosroS, Mass, Sept. A.-Arrvcd, tho sscatn-
or Magathon from Liverpool.
pLYNouTn, Sept. 2.-rhc steamer Gsilcrt,
from Nov York, has arrived.
, 1876-09-25

NEW YonK, Sept. ai.-Tho Lehgh Valley
Railroad has reduced waScs between l0 aud ~
Der cent iu all tia labor departments. II Is r.
ported that all coal.min!ug and transportation
tsn,nnonics make d stmtar reduction Monday,
, 1876-09-25
A PRINTER KILLED.


INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. A.-John D. Lee,
printer, from Nashville, fell of the roof Of
postlco ut his boarltng-housc last evening ani
died tonight. liz viii b. buried by tho mem.
bgr8 Of tt. crnft.
, 1876-09-25

Special Ditp0tch 70 The 7F3bWHA
CAnL1NvlLLE, ILL.,, Sept. 23.-Thc Macoupin
County Fair closed Its annual session to-day.
Thcrc has hccn largu attendance. The $500
trottiug premium WIS won by Loafer. Time,
, 1876-09-25
DUEFER|N,

BAN FRANCISCO, Sept. M.-Lord and Lady
DuIerin arrived OH her British Majesty's ship
AmetlYRt today
, 1876-09-25

AN AMERICAN PRIVILEGE,
NEW YoAK, Sept. H+-FIyo students have
withdrawn fspm Princeton College, rather than
sit with negro.
, 1876-09-25
BUSINESS NOTICES,

uolnnd. tho well-known druggist Mt No. %
Clark street, has made gseatll In the Atou.atlc
Bitter Wine Ut Iron" We alvlse those whu ara
suffering from neFvonanert Impoverished blood,
weakness, or impaired digestion, to Try H.
, 1876-09-25
a SEVERE FAIL.

8peo1l Dtspatch to 77e Tribune.
B1ooMiNoroa, ILL.,, Sept M.-TMs afternoon
Louis Oxrnhctr,, Gcrmnn butcher, fell from q
horse on Main street and was severely, and It Is
believed iatally, injured by the horsu tra1nplng
On lis bowels.
, 1876-09-25

anve Your Iia!r,-If yoW wish to ahrc your
hair and keep 1t strong aud healthy. use "BuF.
nrtt's EQcQaine.h
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14

Tony Pastor n'arsg Is s,ren. force o. spe tai
At the Park Bras" VIII soon lc withdrawn.
~AlcA point VII soon be- rcacucu.
\ grand sacred couce. VIII be given at Stein
~lli be upg IL, New Yols -, aersran sjcie'y
AT the Central Park G rdcn DoNuinG's Hne
Oh foiAs, 'tu llsl ,A.cls-t Entertainment u,satf
TIE san Francisco Mn.trel- are celebrating
op, rA5 COZ at ana 10 tle- cnj'y thom.e,c-.
Kelly & Icons Ministries. w.th TIA. good sinl
an. ~ MIN S er,t ,u Al inc
stree. opera House.
The sae!ed concert to he given to.morraw
or .1s ice 81 ,s - Tea r. S,gsser |ho''
Mr.. Henry u. Palmer, Of B"otn's me ire. ar
pool lie wss net AT the q mr. uline uy tu-oIa, VIII
1 ir,s OF i''1'' I''aD'"s has '''le' NJ ''eH' =
AT the Olympic the celebrated Girards, in their
ti. '' 1 NJ c,a Tne i.o., and Inc
buurIfyf" also all the cumicLites " "Au."p'y
Dunpty' and her iHn4i thils'.
"fque" Interrupted Gy Mr. Jaa IT. us6aa. mir r.
S e1rn,G' r1q o, .%is oen a. l-st "s
the seek ~ saiuraey lisnt, en.n NJ james Lev L.
viii p.oh, ~ tie syeCill r,prtscAtat.on
At the L Gle an entirely NV tiil is offered for
tn.s ".e< including a new ,rtiesqne by n u, ward
popular N moers OF tie company wi ppcar.
At Wallack's, next tuesday nignt. Mr.. Bouci-
S srst ne In len ar ~ Se yn. Ne, r. W i
ana NJ, atlne onlsi wi, be embraced III tne
ma At NE o1e reare Gp1; iie't,ef M'
Nir lily Barry ala A-, Lzz kelsey val ira, pear.
Az s' aaaa 's S ne Heat Leave Ma9, '' Wien
ST. 4 lan lIc,rDo4d va p!.J Ma Lttu.,s, ana Nj
L IA - y q.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14
A. r. stewards Garden CITY Legacy.

A. T. Stewards contemplated improvements
Hampstead Plains Progressing ranidy according
to his ri ms About 5000 acres are under cultivation
ether In grass or grain. AMI the managers show
average yearly pr,n OF about 10 per cent. upon the
cost price OF t55 acre Rating the Land At Tvs market
value 81 q, least 500 an acre. this ?roni would h.
reduced TO cent. Forgive te rms at work
the farming or ornamental departments. Plans have
been arAN Tor car rtpAirlug SHOP and rCpalr.ng
SHOP Tor locomotives, eACA 800 feHt long loo feet
nd" Behind the huhding Nh be transfer trICk lur
IN use OF ihc cr- mai lp Ono.NcH aId tlsO H.trs Of
Vcuiy nv nniInlnSs for inc use OF the OPERATIVES
4 eSe. Ike The mIcniur sIop- WI be OF brcS maui
fCurcd ln Mr.. SteNartH Nart al Farmin. lac, ana OF
ornHueAtt architecture. Al the sru ft e. are To he
fur4l-atd WllhA tohr u iuths Iuc Va IFtv 81 them
wiz nc nult in PAIR, 'Ncl house con- n ~ six rlu
The stewart - ste W.. Jt.hur,v ap'ut 1SJuol year
m conn 'tl1n witn tn machine sh Ip-, asa tis Wal
create much business for StorrrcrlVf~ At Meadow
BfooS, hrc mes east 'f Gtr,cl C.',, factories
cont upl uun, NIT tlcr hstlr ahi the time OF th'lr
cousI rttU 20 are set lndr Nate.
CA Monday Ju3se ililon ami Mr.. A. +. stewart Will
Vit Garden nv 40 select tue tte tor tho elegant mo-
muru clurCh that Is TO bc erected thctc in honor ~
Nj. stewart. Tnc church vii II ala q tout IA winch
NJ wan, 30 Nlu BE- inferred. Judge lltuu says
his ems t. hi To uc tle most apprpnrllir place
M. Ntr"At's tumn, ucclusf thc hear Of tIu great
mere lnt Hss 10 nis Glrlen CIV, aud tha' ws. tbs
dtiUu. pr Ct The cNuicl is q b. prn,d tor ser
Vif"s coon as nls!r'l, and OcAnfltul lAr,1H. se
Will at 'cnel tot. Tine deno nInaIi'l VIII DC Lpls.
4 ipuiln.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14
A BULLET IN MS BODY.
The Remains OF a Suicide found In tho hong
Island Woods.

Workmen connected with one of the
East Wmliamsburrh breweries, while passing
through piece OF woods near Fresh Pond, on
the lIne OF the Southern Railroad yesterday, found
the dead body Of man lying about hundred
feet east Of the railroad track, with a ragged bull
let wound In the breast. The man was evidently
German, about % We r. old, 3 feet q or 10
and moustacne nd goatee. The clothing WIS Of
nretty good quality, the shoes new and recently
bl ickencd. There was not n cent OF money In
the pockets, but there were n three-bl ded knife,
box nearly full OF PERCUSSION cans, parer OF
powder, I'll wrapped IN newspaper. There was
also asmal slip OF white psper, on which was
written the name Of Michael FaRle, Manhas-
set," with whom II Is supposed the man worked.
The pistol Wi IN which the man no dount shot
himself was found about 10 feet distant from
where the body lay, ana near a large pool Of
clotted blood, where he probably FIRST fell.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14
A Trick Of the Trade.


For some time past one OF the l'rgost
drug houses In Boston which deals heavily iu
oNa.ir "a, I'd. lI.. been AT II loss 70 uhdei sihnd
H. , ur,e chan they could import II IN large lot
In vt- evident that there was some REASON tor
I'll. discrepancy, ut NOW 10 learn the true lac Us
Was rather Ciucult.
The idea of AN adultcro'lon IN AN article Of so
los, "a cost. ly ~ respectable ~ house waa hardly
tA,it largest ra-foM,ir, who had been drtN n
aAay nom tho former h0ueo !y the lpW price oi
Their a,d. that perhaps IL might be well Tor them
10 examine Pretty closely the quality 81 The
good. they were purchasing. The hlnt was sum-
Clcut; a sample Of the last cas- oil hcld MNlrl
ilev had lust bousht wa AudlA Itd, and Win
a ttni.h'us rosults. The sample contained
tweniy-two and ouc-half per cent. Of ErHun
salt! No wonder that they could andersen any
otner house.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14
4 STRANGE STORY.
A Mechanic who Could Got No Food while
Under Arrest.

~
Under Arrest.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE sCN-Str: 7 want
10 ask g. question and, TO make the matter pl4in to
you, viii preface ny qu suon with the following
statement ot facts;
While On my way home from work few evenings
81 &c was arrested and e. ken 10 thee Xth Ward STA
ion house IN Frinknn street. whore, without any
proper cause or justGcion, was lock ID IA Gel Tor
| night | nad been very hard at work all day, al
was nou tired an hungry. After beng IN the u for
aoout an hour the doorman around and spo,e TO
M. itold him that haG not had any supp r. and tat
lNasV ~ hhh1ry, and axe MN 10 ~ H.e -uln, ing
u pay Tor 'ny 'hinS thdi he ia,th ie' ~ ne ny T'~
iusc 20 aAe nougi shl's IL wa VI w USE as he
Sow. iaptcne. to e4os that thcro was an eating
II Voui not navel CUR Two mnnt's' TINE Tor hun to
2 Gro AMI ore,t eonelli,s urou'ht oyer, . - 90 !
tang 10 cat when hHu plehty ui moAl - pay Tor ~
ms nsw va mat t,s CAPTAIN hS1 a,eN EH ne,
bag nv hing ~ TO M prisoner or do any err Is tor
ea lie inca - me, aal a. ABOUT 10 o'l9C ,,, an,
set something 10 eat II II Vas possible mug ior
/ i.n u su, and offered INN money 70 ply lOerdliY
for lytmng That be could get tor MAS oetomns SICK
and INT NON lungeri nat no r'lH,ed TO fgt ne
m a. apt Lowry mad poslty"y furom The dpornan
50 MAJ -ett'a II, aud there was Obliged to remain
~ nis eS,Nll eei urtd from no9rst lsn ~, nun
in PGS' T "nc9 P'y d a9s wa a'SasfT omes
on me i9 %iH y VIZ WIN tG iic
Have since he n Informed mat IN the otl r station
10 asc3 gAI Wh"cYertho want a. eat especially When
| tue, nlc thr ne1ga 4 psylr- ior i. ,,,
| Il OF assam tyrlnulcal authority Nnich n,th .a
win IH VIZ VAN to ar 0H' SEa tnroHin 'I1g ea
any Other police capt n h,s the rsnt aud authority
buCn Ai ltitiy aiil liluiitn RAJ
I ANA url,rs oouctin,ug the treatment OF prisoners IN
am a i,~.ajldng citizen and was never before ar
| CHI 10 shameful ~ abused MECHANIC.
| NV Yong MAY l3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14

The Wesleyan oarsmen are practising earnestly
morning aud evening ON the Connecticut river az
Mddlctown. They have AN unusually light six. H.
scvan the captain, IL the onN man OF tue crew who
umtcnptcd ia tuc La re- alta lie Is 81 t,a.so of age
a1d weighs 10 pounds; ". ". Nindusra, agcu 20
rlgu- ~ pounds, b. l. sd pa, w,lS lt3 pounds
4. q lNCouh. 30, weighs lip pouldsi " l.. MAId -
weighs 10 bounds, aut Is. A. itich 81, WUlSha ljo
pounds Tine b. AZ tidt useG BY TIE crew lat
MlI probably uc entered again.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14
The Onrnl,nch Innrrrts.

Among the people who nightly enjoy
the charms Of Gilmorcs Concert Garden and
the music OF Oncnbach may be seen some Of
tie most distinguished members of fashionable
society the learned and The artistic professions.
well as noted ornaments Of political parties
and clubs. The band sccius to have Increased the
volume of its sound since the first night. Pos
sihly the assemblies are more quiet. At any rate
the music can now Toe heard To much greater ad-
vantage. \ more delightful place In which To-
pass an cNVillu- cannot hV iuuut. special
programme has been selected for the concert
this
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14
The Black Gcldina Harry Tate. Purse.

The trot on the old Centr,vile course, l.. l.,
yesterday tor purse Of sldl tor minute horses
;5O to nrst $40 20 second an $50 q nird M heats,
l. II In d. IN harness. There we're Ave entries T.
Nlaruus OK. z Harry f. onkn's or. =. oyster Soy,
w. Culnin! ANS rs. 10. Clru' NJ, l. sammis : b..
back gc dug Harry he race IN tnr'e rtr1gnt
heats ~ ease Oyster Boy second, Carrie NJ third,
B"tsoy Ann fourth, Execution d!ssanceL line, &I3,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14
Commodore COOKERS Bcncnt.

Next Friday afternoon rare Performance
Will be given al Booths Theatre. for Tie be.oa o! te
Uusne iulnsg .r. Joseph u. loo Mics Clara
Louise keli' VIII siue kl=li-a ids NJ Iawrenf
Barrett an MIS- Aoa Dyas viii pay Ia DAVID Gar
l. Mtssrs. r.. l.. Day Ap1rf. /. {. n.s. aud AI-
mes levlce vii t.@c IT. IN tac lufum irOIi
"J..u- ta-1r Mr.. Grufg l.-nuld ~ m'kr MS
~ well g. Ntw iotk, earl 10 vi Nils StraJ wrtt
~ tie balcony zee froil BON anu JuAc.;" an
otLtr y tasant t.lnss Ni-y b. *, ett. d.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14
rhe ,yn,ron sIrce, Chapel.

The Congrc yAtonal Church Ia Warren street
was a reg lar church under the name Of the rren
street COugrc<e'ilnl Church, but was reorgihlzed
andin. i.tAine.. h, thr Church % the Pilgrims The
Tctl.n on Su.dsy las he admission Of the ~ ~
Nh. - t.e Warren Street Church into That OF tue
Pgrius whereby the former was merged ~ tu latier
ins new mcu,urls VIII noe ever. stnl no!d tueiE ser
vice. ~ tAe MaITey street IbApl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14

The Taxpayers and residents OF the neighbor-
hood Of cmokns square have been informed that tue
Park G 'mmissioncrs would spend f2,OOO 10 complete
the lnprOS mrnts ~ that square. Tue commissioners
re 10 CALEB ON To- pr, Phi te larger sum ahu 10
Compete the wVrk wIIhlD tulrH days
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14
Busintss sloltt,5.

The Rrnvellv deposits which form the nu-
cleus OF stone IA the Pliddcr may be removed, aLd
most agouizng aud dangerous di ease prevented, ~
dur tic and nqucyng seton Of that agreeable
mcicaicd stimulant UDOLPHO WOLVES SCnfEpAM
AROMATIC sCuNAPPs, when uuites the above proper
vit its ettriUuies tomach,c carnnatiye bNigJr-
act remedy for govt aud rheumatism.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14

Bargains for cash In furniture and carpets, ri
Cc.W..iHw.,;s, ,s5 aud l57 Cath I'm st. Chamber
sites tlS 10 500 Dressing ease suits $50 20 t75 Wal
nut do, S5 $3.50 parlor suites $50 to $3.50. Brusse
carpet 81. EyVrNalI- for hu 'Nceplu' Three tour
story bulIngs, 10 wIerooms fun oi latest style soeds
duo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14

DOsroN, May lj.--lhe Harvard Scratch II CO
TOOK place to-day. The fouroared by the
Weld crew. the single soul rice nv the Dantorlh crew.
auu slA.OaTed race Dy the Weld crew.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14
On some OF Tho Frcuch railway lines an

On some OF the French railway lines an
arrangement for giving dangcrnotice is In vogue
As follows; The signal man when lac turns the
disk sends an electric current in the direction Of
the coming train to a bar placed between tho
rails, and when the engine reaches the spot
metal brush placed between the wheels sweeps
the cross bar, the current passes To the engine
and, by means of an electro-magnet, presses
| upon lever which opens the steam whistle, thus
| making 1t virtually automatic, From its sim
pllcity, this arrangement is regarded as prefera
BILE to most at least, Of the other devices for this
| purpose
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14
Arrivcd-sAruRDAY. May 10.

Steamship Chesapeake. Portland. mdse. and pas.
steamship ,.efmanic, LiyerpJUl M lee. an PISS.
Stcamah Rhcin, Bremen. mdac. aud pass.
steamship Albcmnrlc, Lewc'. mise. ana pass.
steamship Gulf stream. Gu rlc.to muse and pass.
steamship n q. Glasgow, mdse. and pass.
steamship City Of Austin. Gayc T. d. Indse and pass
Ste mshlp Afistocrat TIRE ste. fruit.
II RI Gerda, liayrc. mGse.
Bars CiIcomO, Catunia. sulphur
Aitv tue usual river ana CO titSise vasssis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14
MARINE fNrELLfoEyoE

uTrrtruRK ALaASAC-rrrs pNv
sun rises. a. sun SETS -. 90 Moon rises IL o.
Hf,1t WArEH-rntt
sandy Hook IL 40 Gov. isana 12 SO Hell DATE. 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14

CristadO-o's Hair Dve, In uniformity mud
ce tanty Of operation stands unequalled. 80 John st.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14
An improved steamboat propeller, a,

An improved steamboat propeller, as
described IN the foreign journals, Ia said to pos
sess, among other advantages. all absence Of
vibration, reduction Of wear and tear to the
machinery, ready adaptabllity to any screw
steamer u facility Of checking ships way. and
the power Of driving her full speed astern in a
few seconds on the reversal, a. well as giving
considerable increase OF speed and erecting a
large saving Of coal. A trial made with this
arrangement, under pressure Of Alt! eight
pounds OF steam, with a consumption Of eighty
ore pounds OF coal per hour, showed, It Is said,
30 revolutions OF the propeller per minute,
with the tide slack, and the furnace burning
hard steam coal, the measured mile being run
In five minutes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14

Avoid the ordinary nauseous and irri-
tatng urrailyes usually given 10 chiuren. and aiinu-
ist'r MIX Of fagGcsa, which rs gentle and taseltss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14
DIED.

WOOD On May IL, J no lockwood, wife OF
tne lae Siis Loo Oui az "a ~ years anC months
Relative. aud friends OF thn fanny are resi- cfuly
INV t,d 10 attend the funerr from her lac rcstcce
IlS Cannon 81, New lOrN, gu sunday, May Ii, at .
usiusH.
McClsEA -Sul dculy, MAY ~, 1870. Alexander Nc.
Crri, On 90" tHlii year Of MS age.
The rgitiv ana ire .d- OF the family are invted
TO tcd hls funeral rom ms ate resldcnCe at vt iOl
on ruhd y May a. 1870, att +. " Takc rl5 lla.ieni
tam or ~ a. CFr~ - liza l., ntr4i Murr saIlt.
klLl.-On tne loth Inst, " .lhahl Nirey, aged Al
year. 4 mott. ana 20 dINs
l,l,ves and triVin- rc.pCc'fuily irvit to at.
tend lie iuacr rou his late residence, l25 Crosby It..
ON shn4a., as L. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14

From the drug tr de- Quirk's Irish Tea, the
great bilious remsdJ, IL success Price 25c,-AdV'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14

33i 9Th av.. third door below 27th st.
Good ingrans al 31Io cents Der yard
Good oil CT this 4 20 cents per Jard, yard wide
Bruss sells u 81 per yard and upward.
Canon Mattiugs at 20 c. nts per yard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14

Act wisely nnd examine Pomcrov's 81 Elias
tic Truss at 7l0 BrO.uway before ouying any other.
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COHN-SPIECEL.-O on Thursday. May IL. by the Rev.
Dr. u. Eiuhorn, Vt ms r,si Gu e, Net miah Conn to
Miss Laura Spegel, both 4 IA city.
DAWSON LlN lS.-ln New YORK city, May TO- by
tie Lev. 6. u. trc-ory Formcn Dawson Of BfOUelyn
to Iyuds NJ. Lewis Oi NftteaWAn. y. j.
~ ZAyALA-PllLLiP-.-O Weln sdaY, MAY 10,
1915 ~ the thurch Of the TRANSIT ration, uy tn
G.. II. Houghton H. DE Iivsla u G.rrudr G. dauguter
G-TowNsESb.-At, The residence Of the bride s
pneuts, Ny.ch n " on lhur'dty,M - IL 1870 ~ ,he
E"v. tnnres +. Deems, ID. D.. Edwa-d KiIg OF SJrtu
Carolina to Made ciur luwuscad upgest daus hter Of
W. A. Townsend. puDilSier, New iurN.
McEi ROY -Iish.-At Albany. May TO- s. Harm :
Mok roy T. Graz h. ish. DY the brides iatner tne
II v. y than A. sh.
PANUl1Us-tIsKE.-o THURSDAY evening. MAY
IL bY the Rev Or Mpdennke. at tn rcsidc &c Of the
Oulc's pareuts, MIR. Chri-tohtr Spshutu of New H4-
yeu Conn, u blss Auna fl,Kc Of New YORK.
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lie M,nue,u ScienGfqic notices the re-
cent extended inquiries prosecuted with such
skill and pcreeN GRANGE by VI. pi-sandior, Into tho
character and amount of atmospheric dust pre-
cipitated upon given surfaces, aud who arrives
at the conclusion that this amount is really
enough to play positive and important part in
the physics Of oar globe. Thls dust he finds to
contain onc-third of comhustblc matter Of AN
organic character, and two-thirds of mineral
matter. Iron is almost always present TO some
oNtcnt, and this, in NJ, Tissandicr's opinion has
an important hearing upon the question Of iton
meteoiitcs He thinks also that considerable
part 90 tni- a,mo- phoric dust is received from
the planetary space.
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A method of NJ once stopping holes made
In ships by collision or otherwise, has recently
been usht forward in ltussia-as has already
been noticed in this column-and II now appears
that nautical men have pronounced the idea
both practicable and important. It consists of
a plaster, made Of two rcctan GUITAR sheets Of can
vas sewed together, bordered with rope, and
containing = waterproof material. \ sounding
Lac has to be passed under the keel and brought
up on the under side, then the plaster can be
lowered 10 the hole and made fast In such a way
a. to check the inflow Of water. Several cases
are cited in when this invention Inns been en-
ployed with advantage. and many itus-ian YES
sells Il Is stated, arc now furn she'd with these
plastcrs.
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Rupfure.-A permanent cure by DR.. MARsH'S
treatment SIX elastic stockings and aldo ninal bets.
shoulder braces aud surgical amp auccs Of dc.
ripon. Vesey H., Aston House. opposite 81. Pauls
llurCh
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Buchnn's Cnrbolic soaps are nid- TO clea Ne
Illness and prevent disease. Depot, IS John st.
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FIvC HundrCd ThOusnnd pnucr rhcrt music
Lite sol ed, Tor wO cents per page 200 amos ard
Organs. and sCcundh snd. at extraordinarily W
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month. HORACE WATERS Sons, 4Sl Broadway.
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NJ RKIEU.

nyrpcrsia, Debility, aud Female Weak
ntsse. are cured " laAlns The Peruvian syrun.