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Catoctin clarion., 1877-11-01

- Court for Frederick county, sitting
in equity. passed in cause No .42.6 Equity
Docket, the subscriber rs trustee will oticl
at public sale in Mcchanicstown, Nd, II,
Gilbcrts Hotel, on
Saturday, November 2i. 1877.
at o'clock p. m, that valuable tract OF
TIMBER LAND,
called "Thc Last of AlI,' lying on the sum
NIT of tho mountains about 3milcs west OF
Mcchanics,own, adjoining the lands of
Messrs Kunkcl, WlIhidc, White and
others, containing
FORTY SEVEN ACRES
more or less, being the same land that was
conveyed to Thomas Beatty by letters pat
ent from the State of Maryland, dated Apr!
2lth, 1892, and therein described as fol
lows. viz: "Bcginning at bounded Chest
nut oak tree standing near spring, the
head of High Run, and running thence
south GO deg, east 10 ps; south 30 deg,
west rs ps north go deg, west 10 ps !;
north 80 deg, west rs ps; north 27 deg,
east 106 ps south S2 deg, east 20 ps !;
thence by Il straight line to the first begin
ming tree
The lot lies level and is well timbcrcd
with good soil.
Ttrms IF 'Saie.-Onc.third of the pur-
chase money in cash on day of sale, or on
the ratification thereof by the Court the
balance in two equal payments of one and
two years from the day Of sale, bearing in
tcrcst thcrcfrom, and to be secured by the
notes of the purchaser with approved Sc
curity thereon or aAcash at the option Of
the purchaser. And on the payment Of the
whole purchase money the Trustee Shall by
n good and sufficient deed convey to the
purchaser all the right, title and interest
which the SAID Thomas Beatty held in said
land at the time Of his death, and Of all
those claiming by, through or under him.
JOHN RITCHlE,
Trustee
Frederick, Md.
n B-Conveyancng and surveys, if
any, at cost of purchaser, oct25 At
Catoctin clarion., 1877-11-01
SALE BILLS NEATLY PRINTED

DRUGS, Chemicals, Medicines, Perfu
- merry, Extracts, Elixrs, Liniments
Toilet Soaps, Tooth Brushes, Ointments,
SpoAges, Paints, Oils, Colors, Varnishes 5
Glass, Putty, DC, at GlLDS " w
Stpt27.1y
Catoctin clarion., 1877-11-01
Harney, Carroll County.
VINCENT ECKENRODE, Agcut

A ILL KINDS OF JOB WORK
"a neatly executed at THIS OFFICE
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-28
CHEYENNE MARKETS.
Groceries, train. Provisions Etc.

Corrected weekly by whlpple & Hay, Whole
sale and Retail Grocers and Commission
Merchants.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-28
At CORINNE
AT OGDEN
With Utah Southern II. 1t. for salt Lake city.
At PROMONTORI

III IRONTDN
with Central Pacific RAILROAD for Sacramento,
SAN Francisco and the principal cities in
California, Nevada and Idaho.
G1-First class hotels and eating houses nj
convenient points along the line.
HO-PullmNn's Palace aud Sleeping t;tr> ic-
az mpany all trains.
For through rates on rrci-hi Ia the Hack
HIS, Montana and other points,, apply 10 I.
l.. Eimball,G G.. +. y. OInalln.
BS-Purchase tickets via omaha ana Platte
Valley Route.
+. p. VINING, General Freight Agt.
=. ii. II. CLARK, General Sup't lDm,h,
J. I. CLARK, Asst Gen. Sup't oman"
4. l.. Genl Ticket Agt.
J. N. KELLER, Local Freight and Ticket
Agent, Cheyenne.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-21

very pleasant concert was given last
evening at Steinway Hall. in which u number
Of excellent artists appeared. among them be-
ING Miss Thursby. Miss Drasdil. Mr.. Mas Mr.
Carelton. and Mr.. 8. b. Mills. To those were
added nonei OF stringed instruments. all good
musicians and playing together with great
taste and unity Of feeling.
The concert WIS one OF those which are pop
ular III character and Of a uniform and moder-
ate excellence throughout; there being how
ever, nothing IN either the Acces given or the
manner in which they wcro rendered to invite
special or extended remark. The artists are a 4
W'li known. ana their several merits are thor
oushly appreciated.
Miss rhu'suy could hardly have expected
Repetition oi the ovation that she received q
short time since ~ the Academy indeed. the
con 'ert was not hers in any special sense.
though, OF course. through her charming sing
ing Sh" mad" very significant portion of
H. II was curious TO observe the greatly
contrasted stylos of Miss Thurshy and
Miss Drasdil. Two voices more diverse
In color ana IN quality. and two styles moro op-
Lositc in character. could hardly be Imagined
Vhc enc deep in tone. heavy. and almost som
bre IN color broad, noble and effective in treat
in"nt-the other fine and delicate in texture
bright IN color and lacking in all passionnte
oppression. And yet both were enjoyable in
their several ways.
The audience was not large. the hall being
but about three fourths filled.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-21
MRS. W. H. yANDERBrLrs REQUEST
Trouble In the Aristocratic Directorate OF the
Shepherds Fold.

pcremptory mandamus was asked for
before Judge Lawrence yesterday on behalf OF
the Shepherds Fold Of the Protestant Epsco-
nal Church. to compel the Comptroller TO pay TO
Marmount u. Edison, Treasurer Of that institu-
ton $1,000 appropriated for il 10y the Board Of
Apportionmcnt. In opposition to tho motion
Mrs. William II. Vanderbilt ne Second Dircc-
trcss. and Mrs. j.. A. Tucker. Treasurer. united
in n request that the money be not paid to any
persons other than themselves.
Mr. Theodore Roosevelt. in letter to the
Comptrollcr SAYS: - copy Of tho minutes Of
the Shepherds Fold. as sent me by lawyer.
has failed to convince mo that the present OIL
ccrs have any title to represent that institution.
] annex an eNtrnct from which you will see
that Mr.. Edward Cuwcy appears to have been
principally instrumental in elccting the present
board. while tho minutes fail 20 account for tho
disappearance Of those trustees TO whom the
city paid $4,000 in the years 1872 and 1873 In
dccd, he presents no minutes between June 5,
1863 and Feb 3. 1877. The lady who acted M
First Dircctrcss Of the institution when II was
ACKNOWLEDGED by the city. Mrs. Phelps Van
Rnnssplarr il now In Europe.
Mrs. VIM. II. Vanderbilt the second direct
ross. says that she understood MIR. Cowlcy left
the institution brforc she accepted her position.
Mr.. VIM. II. Lee. who was one of the Adviso-
~ t9mmittee, writos mo can assure you
the shepherds Fold have been unable To sec
The Secretary and Treasurer who served at that
time. hut hope To do SO soon"
Judge Lawrence refused u pcrcmptory man
uluus, tut granted an alternative writ, SO that
the case might Ice regularly tried.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-21
Very Neatly Expressed.

Though President Of the United States bv
minority Of some hundreds OF thousands ON
the popular vote. and enjoying the hostility 81 Il
lot Of Senators led by Dick Oglcsby, President
Hayes light envy the neat kna,k OF post pran-
dial putting Of things which II possessed ty his
defeated rival, Mr. Tilden That gentleman is
both wise and witty in his little speeches while
Hayes ls invariably commonplace ana clumsy.
Mr.. Tlllen presided ut tho dinner given 10
Junus 5 Morgan, an American who lcft Boston
quarter Of century ago 10 Join George Pen
body in the banking business ia London. aud
n 'e the death of the latter has carried on the
h'n ness OF the old firm. Ii was mixed and
brilliant company
Mr.. Tillrn appeared to su, h excellent advan-
hgr-phySical yigor and mental brghtn, S.
h"nE pult' manifest That had he been there.
Tom hrndrl Is would have had "a 4vrrr attack
ot thr blues. one aurrdute in his speech Is
quoted not IA suggestive OF the whole, hut as "A
historical scrap.
Martin Van Bnren seat for Tillcn. long ngo.
a. inform nun that hc had made him trustee for
ms 'hli'iirn. who, under the nruN Isiou- Of his
VIII, were not To have any control ol Ia" e-iatr
which was 90 descend 10 icmutcr heirs, Mr.
TAd"n told him II WIS not we'll 10 ho wiser than
events or a. attempt Ia control the future. which
no man could lurrsrr, or 10 trust ones grand
'nlldr. n, whom one didn't know, out OF Il istrust
OF one b children whom one did know In con-
srqurnre Of these suggestions llr. Van Burcn
AT red his WILL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-21
an SENENTS.


Mr.. Sothcrn last night stepped out Of char
true. he was nomnally NJ. SB,inep SpoonJW in
the four-nct farce Of THE Hornets Nest" but
nobody during the two hours Of mcrriment af-
iorded by the piece for one moment lost sight
ot Mr. Sothcrn. What there was IT the play To
arouse and interest was purely verbal 1t brim-
med with pcrthnge. Everybody in it grinned
broadly from the beginning to the ending. and
Mr. Sothorn himself simply impcrsonatcd Mr.
Sothcrn. and kept up continuous fusiladc OF
Jokes. puns. and conundrums ithat gave an
cvuncsccnt sparkle to the shallowest Of stories.
anu made the rather inconsequent pcrsonagcs
around him brilliant victims. M Sydaev Spoon
hW is gentleman Of means. with pretty
cousin in his house. Blu, he is taken for fool
10y number of gay adventurous. upon
whom he turns the tables adroitly and
dangerously. So lightly did the four acts pass
that the audience was hardly aware ofany good
"a fug IA them. and yet. II 10 conceal art be the
rrrate-t OF n, art. the touch II manness, the
puioi naturlncss ofthc final love scene. and the
elsy magnani NIFTY ot the true gentleman were
~ eNIustn though not thcltric touches that
ilited TINS rafting farce into the atmosphere Of
true art.
Mr.. sothcrn has hitherto led US to believe thn
his rNrrllon'" consists IN depicting strong ana
eccentric character parts. lie seems To have
purpos"ly stepped out ~ his usual line To- con
vince " that u" can at least be equally interest
mimicry. In this role he stimulates nothing
not even the idiocy with which his friends
n IN" nlny credit him. That Is their
diocy. He is from first to last a
w"ll-hr"d gentlemen ot the present day self
possessed, hut huhhling over with mirth and
narNcllnusy quick To- discern the humorous
SIDE ~ The most commOni lace incidents md
remarks. II" deserves praise for impnrsonat-
ing himself IN most spontaneous and laugh
able manner.
The merit Of the play is the merit SOLELY OF
wit and humor. II is devoid OF strong Situa-
tons Is wholly without any pathos or long
sustained sentiment. and none 81 the person.
ages involved ar" strongly characterized other
thhn by the make up and acting Of the players.
nut II suillrcs TO Keep the listeners in "A good
humor. and leaves them with strong impress
SION that something unusually Jolly and friv-
The cast presented Mr.. Henry Crisp as W,
ifefe-ick Pfihdng, a man about town: Mr. Geo
De We're ~ w. HdN Ndrts n financial agent;
Mr. Iytell as NJ. straight Inns an athlete: Mr.
Geo. Holland. butler: Miss Nellie Mortimer
ns iorune-huntng widow. and Miss Ida
SaXory ~ the pretty cousin.
The four scenes wcrn cNuuisitely set especial
~ that on the banks of the Thames which by
most artistic grouping ~ details. disposition Of
color. ana arr1nc"mrn mt of light. made "a piDfurr
seldom rqunll"d in stage art for scenic beauty.
whether Mr Snthcrn viii succeed in making
ms trine Keep ia" boards for any length II
tim" Is extremely doubtful: hut its lie II n ort.
VIII ~" rlg rry one. and We shall probably then
See Mr Su;hcrn IN character again.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-21

THE WEEKLY Sun, published this morning


contains.
The Army Bill Passed nv Conrrcss- Democrats Going
Back un thvir Party Nlatthe ia Na- M,uiicr, Demand
Ell strength of the Army for the Ensuing Year. con
t-tlg The VIII of Commodore Vanderbilt Serious
N'r-Ihc Extraordinary Developments Promised H.
lmunN Of the tunmnlOrr's old Family Physician.
The War In the Enst-tanture of Mars by the kus
slnu.-lmm'nsr stores aui Muuitiuu, nm the Hands
ui the Nlctor,-iutkcy Anxious for lcarr- Rumnrs
ln Sew York, stormy Tunes IN Frtuoc-fhr Legs.
lutule in :, commandments nud Conservatives la
nu lrronr- Re equation uf tho Minisirv- MacMah0ns
btrmua, Itn Sh"rmans ksport-frtsent Available
strength ~ the Army, tn National Treasury rs opera.
uuns During the Last Fiscal Year The syndicate con
uast,. lrAas laehc Mcn Alarmed, Proposed Amrud.
moni r. the Federal Constitution. The rnucn Chiefs
Comsress po An Opportunity to Ia anime INTO tio
1oWr-fhruduro Tlon amt his WiW-Will 1itv Come
iwrttWr A-mnf AnNlcurs OF tho Loyrrs-A Another
hhi.h ut tou-ultinn fer Wunuird Hearts, Unpleasant
" Hayes lNo y, fhcu fr, .ldont Promising to do Ret
tr ~ the Future Tie Opinion IT a Sasnolnus Editor.
sew hnk AMI Letters of charles sumner, Ne l.
i' N.Ni Rope Sketches oi the Possible Successors II
lus ~ Nur ENrsl-ht ruHrN-lhc lhndoo's search or
run >f'l Iwldekus The Latest fvl, graphic Ncws.
SUM 'Hl- N'h- On Scieucr ami Industry. laiir, pc.
lrNn nl ,Nur Columns a. En- 1rul Affc.r- aud A.ri-
cultural Matter story -Fn-htu,d with False Firc;
fiN'h'lA lhn lh2rhce ami Markets.
lHt NfhAir suN contains complete cpitomc OF the
news of the week from all parts the United state. and
the American continent Conosin wrapper. read, for
mailing to the old country may hc had At the desk OF our
publ alton office Price tonr cents For safe By AL news
dealers IN Olty ana country.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-21

Transactions yesterday at the Exchange COM
prisrd sales by
Harreu, at public auction-Onc wo-story and
hasemrnthrick dwelling nronu amt brick stable rear
with Lot, 2a Ne-.D 30 We, Twenty ninth street north
sdr $780, 'oct cast ot Eighth a,cnur so5pA One hyc
stor, brick iouhlc tenement house with lot 2iNluD All
M'si lu ih street, north side, 20 feet Tenth
avenue. Sll.Spl
Muller Son, per order II executors of the late
John Mc'uuNllle-One plot Of land, IA iNgaUN 2nN lsu
on the southern Boulevard. the whole front between
l'th AMI l~th streets - "a one plot o land ~ Gx
S-Ah ON southern houleN ward south rstcoruoru it7h
street sltsh onc plot, AH 1Nnn ou the south sl. nf
le-t street. south west CORNER Willow pNruur =, Hlu
ur plot $3.50 itNlHNll1 -. on the north side uf lIfh
ana Willow aN, nlc, Slt5t Ou' plot. lNnNlui o if1i
street. southeast corner 90 Willow avenue S2l and one
plot 1bNlpl nn the south side u l1W street ~ ~
east nj southern Boulevard. SluIp The reualulcru of
inc property was wuhiia va irOlu sale
Ihc following property also Sold under fore insuro
ono three story hurk dWriiius. WITH llt. 1iAir $50
East Fourth street north side It's feet west Avenue
dwelling urOut, and four itury hilrk binding ir.
Win lot .bNldtd ouD Inst Eleventh street. north side
lii tectcns at ANchur u. esan tn lnfiU Nur two.
Story frame store amt dwrluul iruu, ami tNu.,tnry
ifHme stable Ufnr, - SNiri so Tenth avenue. cast
sdt - ivct month OF Thrt, hrst street. Sil tu liai
un unr uur story brown stone huur. Wifh lY u mo
ga East Forty -lAth street. south .ilr l-l~ lt l- n
m the west side OF FIRST avenue 500 i,ot south nj
llHt street Sup W pImiln One tour -urA brick
Store uud dwelling with ui. AlN~i .tnl lld uptuu,.
eu- ~lr ~ ieet south of klhty thrd street ~ pl to
iltniin one plot ct laid. lNiNlNu Nn Ridge Avenue,
southeast corner Ut 2Odtl street s1lU, 10 plaintiff
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-21
The Fastest Four \ car-Old In the World
Mr.. homer Buys Him.



Col. Il. = Stradcr, Lexington, Ky, has
bought for Mr. Robert Bonner, New York city.
n" iour-Nrnr-uld rom gclding. Keen Jim.
hcon Jim is plain looking roam ollng. about
10, hands. wlth rssged hips, hut what he lacks
"a looks lo makes ny in ton, hclngn smooth
leN"l -gnited youngstnr lie was bred by Geo
f. krrnc, Shcllyyillr, Ky, Of whom he was
purrhaacd and is ly kocnos Lookout, ont of
Laura Fair hy Rather. grinddam 10y President
Thoroughbred son Of koHciuskol, great grand
diam pacing mare owned by Mr.. John Curd
Fnlottr county Ky, lookout WIS lay Bourbon
Chnt l~on of Mnmhrno thl"0. dam Lady Scott
by Muodford lthorougilhrnd son of kosciuskol.
granddam by Downing's Bay Messengers Rat
tier was by Stock bridge Chel, dam 4 Morgan
mar' Keen Jim has a double cross uf thorough
bred bo4d. Oh, sire md dams side, through The
own brothers Wexford and President both by
kosriusNo, dam Melissa toy Hancock 5 Hamblo.
tOnian.
At the recent tall mc,flng Of tho Kentucky
Trolilng Horse Errcdnrs' Association at LrX-
inglon. ky Keen Jim made the host and fisi-
,st iuur-l ear-oid performance. beating the fol-
lowing excellent iroitor- of the same age: Katie
Jhrhson WaNelAnd Chief and Romance, in
tnrer straight heats in the astonishing time OF
2.26 a, 2;24 a. 2;2G'a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-21
Tony Pastors Entertainme

Tony Pastor has spread wide net tn =
week, and caught large number and variety
Of performers Last evening a farce 10y b. L.
Woolf author Of /" The Mighty Dollar" was
produced. 1t was called My Mother in Law"
and 1t afforded Neil Burgess n chance to
be very funny and rather artistic as tho
full. pretty. and has sweet voice. sang
ballads. plnasngly. Tony Pastor sang the new
song, Whoa, Emma which So delighted tho
chorus. Sncrhan and Jones acted Irish char
meters in hilarious sketch. Tho remainder If
the rnirrtainment wasNmade ~ II dancing,
arrnh9tl' 'ais, Juggling, and minstresy. all OF
II KIND TO suit an audience of average taste.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-21
Proceeding Of the senate.

William \ Wheeler laid before the Senate
"nmunicaton from the de facto Secretary OF
u f''rlor transmitting reports made 10y the
J. 90 railroad companies. Referred.
following bills were Introduced and re-
irl:
i'eH Rep Nassl-ro establish an educational
H.iN"h Il ilv 90 epl"
q .r. i' t.. ,,,. l H., Ia gfoyiae for cheap
''.t."' ocean ana Nie Ais-lsali 10 valley
M.' 'n"fen Rep. Pa presented a petition
VI. o.. h'f'u Patterson. q. Washington Childs.
A. ID an'' others OF lonnsy lvania Gen iu!bo-
VIRGIN a. Nathan Appleton Of Boston.
~ Proctor of New York, and others, pray
'hsi -s. by liberal appropriation. to
lr ~ n- io MAKE rr-ditlble dis play
a.. '.'fis LNn.hition. Referred.
ga If the National Board Of Trade in
i"r r'lHhl "i thc law prohibiting Amcri-
tlinn ~ foreign .huilt vessels. Re
Poo iNr 'lllhliiee on Commerce.
d., tNhE 'iud n" Lad received from citi-
Mia N'N, l"rk various proposed amend
b"nArult ihw' winch he now pre-
: fttI Ia. uAi moved that they be re-
li' committee On the judiciary. So
''nr' T"-umed the consideration Of the
q 4-u ANS L. become citizens vi the
i' Dom. NIL argued that the bin
N ) 'Fiuf '. lriur tom" adoption the
hh A. "niment he had no doubt 81 the
'nLr - to provide for the naturaliza-
lHhr In hls opinion that amend
4, i'''' ]" l.e Indian Just as 1t did 10 the
'-n Rep. Kansas said that the bin
.'"i 200" Indian o. retain his prop
De ih hi- tr'hc. Under II recent de-
Nl' supreme Court, Congress had
I' rNi'ud Hl the laws Of the United
,, r"9'ry In liam tribp.
q Sag ..H""t 10 tuo O.ll. aud said under
% r.ul b" made a 'itlzcn. and yet
b. Ai'i nave ilt rlglt to REGULATE the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-21
Live stock Market.

NEw York Tuesday. Nov. 2O.-No fresh Offer
il, oi peer cntr, ana no trade Dressed beef WINS in
hotter demand than Tor some dav. lIsi ami .aes in
Washington Market wcrr quite hri-k this mornin. AT
&C. n Tor Texas and Colorado -dea AMI 5aar q. n Tor
nauve DO Extra hee from east side slaughter houses
went up toni4 s9i,c n n
receipts OF sheep and lambs car loads or 100
mead. AMI all were sold before - O'Clock at fraction
advance from Yesterday prices Ordinary 10 good sheer
ran-cd from &c To- DC n ordinary t. good lambs rom
lambs At q aissc. .. NJ
Receipts 9" hogs were ~ loads or no head mart
o. winch changed hands alive AZ u further
r. ihclnn6 u" ono hog. Cos n. average, 10 DO,
- n- AM 10 do l5f ~ az t'r. q. N - rough do
~ ns AZ asc.. 80 state do 80 be- ~ DO 1905 and
- to -N h. t5t4c Dressed hogs weru also hriner at
b. .gbs.c N. ~' ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-21

S9s,Ty ..inier wheat extras s5.ssss5 90, do TX
ana INK. t6df72o. Minnesota patents. 60 51ass rs:
CITY shipping extras IS Aes Is. southern bakers and
fsny brands 81 25stS; southern Shipping exras a. rs
gsnlo. Corn meal-Western. 81 Bjst3; Brands wine
S,;n@s3 80 Rye flour, s. Si9ti IL Wheat feed s9i
bs, s2.5Octx2.Sl w.
.orfvS.Ihe market has had an iuprovng tendency,
oWH 70 ue smaller stocks ut al points the bad nc King
Mraiher az the south. and soma Improvement in the
UNI, nl.Net, lnr cotton goods Crnr estimates range
rom 4,oOpiFp bales to lI,32tUp hnlrs aud sunnlics
at this point are quite small Today spots we're
steady AZ the advance, aud IN moderate de-
maud; sales 22h bales. mddng upiands II aloe Fu.
lures were points deartr closing At Sc Tor Move M.
Ter II ltc. Tor December. 2ic. January II ale
Tor February. l147c for March II Gle Tor Auril and
~ lie tor May. sales or future delivery ~ 100 bales
Ke,cints AZ the ports this day .3D bales Since sent
23i 100 bales sane time last year, 1881. 80 bales
Current quotations
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-21

Arrtved-TttspAN. Nov 70
S-Hatteras Malictt Norfolk
- RIO trande Rulser. Galveston
- Donau. Bussins. Bremen Nov g. and souihamptoa
sscity Of Berlin, Kennedy Liverpool Nov and queens
- Hnluc Jennings Liverpool ani Queenstown
- saac Bell. Lawrence, Richmond. City Point an
Norfolk ~ '' "'s
= Ncreus, Hallctt Boston
- Aps Williams. Cape liaNu oct 20 and PortaH
l'rlufo -ntl.
sun sarah ilignctt Kildor calcutta
Bark Gus lle Emauuclc. H. nc.sri. IT, thorn
Barn tnrl IhHstAd. Bler Newcastle. .ug.
hri- itrrts lliuAlry. RI hHli.uu Allh
hrle Jessie EhYhf.. Adams. Guantanamo.
hfls frtrl Bilgifmau, Port Spun
Als' tn usual RIVER ana coast 3D.. .a..ais
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-21
ParaC The Gold swIndier.

NAITARNso, OCT. q. -Paraf the gold swind-
lcr ana his satellites are In prison pending the result Of
the criminal ,uit which has been instituted here II is
said ,hnt ease of the copper from which lala used Ia
Tfrfui To extract gold hN his process u hrnrfNHilun
has been sent TO the court by order o the Judge Who de-
sir,s Ia satisfy himself a. Ia the genu,u,ss of tie n,on
uun 10y seeing the author of II produce IA his Presence
and IA the presence o others tn he aI uintcd Tor pur
pose the results which have thoroughly tested the u
hALAlA VI The nmhllr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-21

Experience demonstrates that Parker's
O. il.tf lnnt o. u.i'il.-t fNuDis fuf tnugl Ids
and sore Throat amt y rca-ln. D, i,ruhlns iuHuerrs
un % ir blood. ifnu-h tine medium of improved di.cs
ton and ~, '"'ihc action on c rlu, .iria,e, Oh, the
throat and iN~ B. most str'iDrul~ 10 the o. bic con
,nmpuNc Huy 81 bottle from ,uur druggist ur
sample bottl, AZ u teuts. and test It, merits.
had "Iivcr Disease" for 80 years, Neu.
iul-A 10 TIE stomach amt RNruuffi-u Nothing ever
Helped or cured me- but HOLMAN Fad
joins SHENlLLE, Chicago. H.
The rriumph Truss Goa :t:it Howery, y. ",
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DTIORFED.

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,rc Of the supn'ur Court. MARY + witty from William
WHY. Cause adultery
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a New Prima Donna.

Miss Mathilde Wilde, prima donna from tn,
hAa pV.ra Dresden Will sing Tor the first time IN Ncw
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MARINE INTf;LLIG E.yCE

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Miss lydia Thompson and her merry troup,
appear 40 the Eagle Theatre tonrht IA I'm Pan
Whie Is done here tor the first umV.