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finantial.
NOTICE

NOTICE!
~ no owners ~ the Mortgage Bonds issued by the
BOSTON, HARTFORD AND ERIE RAILROAD COW
PANY secured nv NOR. SAGE made nv mat company to
thu Treasurer hc state ot Connecticut. which mort
h. dated the second dan February. Boa the wear
eighteen hundred ami -lNtvfnur. aud recorded
tho eleventh lav 81 April ia that year. loo ihe Office The
secretary Of state of the stat. Conn Sent are prehy
notified Ia meet IN the city Hartford On, said state
of tnnuor uout. TIE nitsruf day February IN the
year eighteen hundred and seventy seven, at eleven
O'Clock iu tne orct nj the uffU, 90 William u Hut
hnrl. Esquire No .~t Main street. in iiarunrl Trust
Company Block. e. consider amt 20 ormiur whether they
Will vote tlu-trct the fr, a-urr ir state of Com
n'ecut the Trustee under said morgu'e xiv" notice
10 said Boston, Hartford ami Erie Railroad Company and
thur clnnln- under that company. that default ha~vu
made iu tc payment oi the Interest said bonds accord.
in- tn fc tenor Of The interest warrant, Nod there
t., also iu consider and determine whether they viii Ia.
stuct said Treasurer 10 take OF all amt
tic property cunNoN"dly -ail mnrt-agr. cA- default in
The puNmtufu aid interest shall continue for month
arr t' -uld Treasurer -hAl haN, given such notice,
AMI wall vote 1li-fru.t him o. dn lis and a the other
.ts Hi Iutr anal all The r-ht. ans and
antlrff -i iNrtn ln said ulrt-ls also in consider an
d'i'f'nn wi rat other action % aht. IN the urrui>, IA,
owners of -aI bonds Will taxi etlcr -lvet tn what
sr ~Ni Trustee shall take 90 obtain sad posse ss4u
DtlcIwI~,
ARTHUR W AUSTIN
HAMILTON NNriIiN
IS JOHN HNEWEF. President Duiv
JOSHUA BALLARD. Treasurer, NAIiAJf.lcl
joins u hitLMIh,
Jp~lli BALLARD.
JAS l.. l-s7
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Amusfmfnts.
PACK THEATRE.

DARK THEATRE. Broadway and 22l st.
Il HENRY h. ABBEY ........... Irssce aud Manager
TONIGHT, LAST NIGHT
LAST MATINEE TO MORROW,
GENEVA CROSS.
as the theatre will be closed tomorrow evening for
dress rehearsal Of the forthcoming comic sensation "
OUR BOARDING HOUSE. with its popularity approved
cast including Mcs.rs Charles K. fhornc ". stuart
Robson " h Sheridan. Willie Seymour T. T. Morris. "
W Montgomery, wilder, Mathews, Misses Katharine
Rogers. Maudo lInrri~on, Roberta Norwood, and Mrs.
furrcn. MONDAY, JAN 80
After elaborate nrcuarauon with new scenery.
OUR BOARDINu HOUSE,
Leonard Growers uvrnurinls Amt rican comedy,
OUR BOARDING not ~.
1IUMOROUSi CONrENrORANEOISl DRAMATIC
OUR BOARDING HOUSE.
with superb ri characters. including Mcssrs Stuart
Robson W n. Crane, W T. sheridan W, Carroll 7 4.
Morris A. n Stuart, W II. Little, ". J. I0gswclL !. T.
Cooke. aud Miss Maud Harrison, Roberta Norwood, Min
mic Doyle Virginia Buchanan. Mrs. Alice Baker Little
Bnx shrot now oncn Secure scats at once.
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ST.TE IINEor STEAMERS

y TO ULN-UOW, Hill At, ann IVNTlNOEkKY
From ricr ~. f,ut Of Canal - s i.
STATE OF GEORGIA. Thursday. Jam 80.
STATE or lNiIANA. THURSDAY fDf
Saloon AMI cabin passage. 40 lowe. rHirs
AUSTIN BALDWIN \ 60. Afont.. - Brtiiwav
sireragc tckctsai - Broadway and at Com, any sis
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j. II. CHAPMAN Secretary.
TRUSTEES
7 n JONES. CHARLES p BURDETr,
CHARLES DENNIS. FRANCIS sKIDDY.
" n II MOORE, ALEXANDER v BLAKE,
LEWIS CURTIS ADOLPH LEMOYNE,
CHARLES w. RUSSELL. ROBT ~ MfNTURN
JAMES Low CHARLES II. MARSHALL
DAVID LANE, GEORGE W. LANE,
GORDON W. BURNItAM ROBERT l. STUART.
DANIEL s MILLER, JAMES q. DE FOREST.
WIN sTURGIS FREDERICK CHAUNCEY
JOSIAH O. Low CHARLES LENERICH,
WILLIAM 4 DODGE, ADAM r. sACkErT,
ROYAL PHELPS. HORACE GRAY,
THOMAS =. NOUNUS EDMUND W CORLIEs,
C. 4 HAND, JOHN ELLIOTT.
JOHN u HEWLETT, WILLIAM BRYCE,
WILLIAM II. WEBB. WILLIAM II. fOGG.
PETER V. KING.
J D. JONES. President
CHARLES DENNIS, yice-Prcsiient
W n ~ MOORE, ~ resident
A A. RAVEN. Sd Vice President
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Shipping.

Shipping.
ANCHOR ItNE.-u. NAIL STEAMERS
n SAIL EVERY sArl RnNY
Passengers hooked At lowest rates TO- from anys,
port railroad station iu Great Brit1iu or lftlunl
Henderson, BRofiERS, Bowiini Green
INJECT LINE no FRANCE. Via r,nrS
- The G'ncrW fran-ailantc tompnn1, staa.i
fRANCL, cant lrncteiic. Will sail on saturday, Jan i
MO ' ''' LOUIS DE BERrAN. A.. Mt, % Broadway
JNMAN LINE.-NAlL srEANERs
II,ry olf9E g thNsroWN 49,, Ll'L,ErooL
cir2 OF ni,cla6Sp S" se,arl,5 S'' areh "a s. nsA
CABIN o AMI f. 81: sd T. a Sala 'i Ticket. on ro
term. sfEERAGE -. currency rr!u, At owcstrs,
saloons, state Rooms. smoking aud Bath Room, ana
ships
10 and aa broadway. New ioft
NATIONAL LINE-Picrs - and 81. North NV,
~ FOR LoNDoN
'o''''N f9e qgtrNsGoyS AS6 EftIHgr66,5tt ''rA
CABIN aud ,eciass aaS a, rom u e
issued at very low rates tmgaiy's othcss ~ broa
DACIFIC MAILANDPANA MA TRANsIi
STEAMSHIP LINES
For California, Japan China australia, Now zen,aa
snLlSG rRo S"i PIER " pI SSRfii RIVER
soE & Sp t ,AT wsn sM S a OF PANAMA
FROM SKI fRSSc HSf Is S& s AZ" eyg
FROM san iGHSGis . - sRN9%Icn ISLANDS At,
Steamer zES Shb S"1 w Sh% 4h jan g.
WA p tvht,s9r irr,ih' or pa'i,9is1 nBEl} e. Co..
o Bowlins Green Pier ~, n r. loot caal1iis
DIONEER LINE AUSTRALIAN PACKER
! established -. TO mechanic. ion'.u --ra's
oi Sew south walc-, approved emeran'. are carmel .
sydney Australia iT ~ - s9li; .ach For iurli
William It. Se%Y"Si4" '" 'N"I'oN TO- - '''a
S,T.TruINc OF STEAMERS
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DACIFIC MAILANDPANA MA TRANsIi
pIoNErn LINE NrsrnAIIAN r,cKri;

I VslDII-htd ~ 10 mrCUuuII. iUnl .Ilf .1f1l-l
lahOrcrs &c.lnicr arrHnscncn nj with the Goscrnmir
o New South wales, approved cmiefan'. are carmel .
sydney Australia flr Si7Jl gold each For fun. 4
William Il Ne YORK
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PERPETUAL BEAuTy.

Every LADY ha, been wanting Tor years ti'et,r,,
ration in which she could place connicnDe and lis. .
out fear OF murns health. The recent ant,.. m,,ot
the Metropolitan Board o Health has proven umtG.o
Lairds Bloom Of YOUTH is entirely tree irom an.
thing detrimental TO health or In rripu. % uie skin ,
can be used without showing the shlh,ttr,co ft.o'
Will leave the skin soft. smooth. AMI d. licatelyb.ts
full Sold at all drugzi-ts and fancy goods store. b.
No . Gold St Sew York
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N,niisirg.
Gctuls,

lUIi STl,, ssIi rup t.rfl .. snrlr. -. VIII.
u nn.t r > nu.,i t..in.. e'a"ll nv I.,,al' l-,,i
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ITO PiIII.iDEI.pIIIN
rENNsYLvANN RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT IN
nafNIIN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
II Through Trains each way daily g Depot, Ia P-i
dcphiA, 90 NrN lork
Tracks the most Improved Equipment 0r' 'le Faaf
Time consistent with absolute safely.
Express trains leave Sow York via D,.hrJ,ss 81
turihutt ! i'rre- Hs follow,
Ni, = 80, = ~ - $50 huifDtl 10 80 \ o.
- + NJ. AM y midnight hunIts. - $50 A
q. 7, 80. ami T. VI.
Rciurnn. trAln. leave Philadelphia. 2 3D. Q 80 80
~ hnl ~ limited rNpra>, ser "a a
. 80, T. AMI 80 4. NJ, ami ~ m.luI-ht con- >lr...
~. 8 30. :, so A. NJ, !. :. : 8, NJ aAl !. -.s
night
Ticket oficcs, 80 AMI aii Broliwiv. 81 A.
liOu~', AMI loot u Dc>hrn,sr, ami tnffAnlf .f. 40
It. RrunNNn, ~. lld, ant lis liui..u 81. lllaA.
place.
FRANK THOMSON DIV BOYD iR
General MANAGE G.nI IfI-. ft'
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THE GREAT NEW YORK AauAHIu VI,

BROAnWAY AND a1Tll ST
Tile Fth Year of International ACADEMY Lectures to
Ladies. hy Adrian Ehc NJ u will he delivered IN the
ia',nr ct ihc Aquarium ON Monday. Ti"sda,- and
Wednesdays Of each week, beginning Monday the -lth
int, At 3's O'clock subject Physiology aud a. 4rur
with electro hy.iNn-icnl cNprrimrnt-. dissection OF
mtnakin- uni elastic mpicl- ami Tree hand drawings
sw'ia lecture 1" ,huo, ON saturday morning De-, 50 at
eot"k Tickets for the cuur~' ui twelve lecture i'm
cluilns one admission 10 I'll. Aquarium - S.-lr utk
ct- Jj, IL be had At the Aquarium. Is Cooper lsu
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sE''RI STATS EARLY rms MORNING
EGYPTIAN nNLir 4irl sr AZ. - Az
t.N 'llEtrU RS N1lii 1RtNIroIIND Is.Al iil,
,ip"liN1 ~ nit. a'.ir. lilE rliPi0,- 0n4
El, .'t,',. t.tNn MlN Ilit a. iAlI, uE 4
lil flNl-r lrpl it OF FG SCH s.AsAIloNNi.
DAYS AND i..iD,N 1''' nuns
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-06
CENTRAL HOTEL,
....NoRTH SIDE BRIDGE STREET..
Winnemucca, Nevada.
HINREY BROTHERS, 7roprietcrs.
Free Conveyance to and From,
s All Trains,

YVNHE PROPRIETORS OF THIS OLD Ee-
n tabhshed resort take this opport ufityto
thank their many friends and patrons for the
kind and liberal support which they have re-
ceiyed in the past and beg to inform therp
that they have Just competed extensive i'm
pfovements and alterations in their establish
ment which maAe it second to none in the
State. In additiel to our hotel improve
ments we have splendid {
SALOON AND BILLIARD HALL.
Where we have ono of Strahle's Celebrated
Tables and sundry other appendages necessary
to make 1t first class place of.resort.
The Bar is always furnished with nothing
but the finest brands of choice Wines.
Liquors, Cigars dc. The tables are al
ways supplied with the very best the market
affords. Civil, polite aud attentive walters
will cater to the wants of our guests, and
good order will be strictly observed. !
Again thanking our numerous patrons for
their past favors, we beg a continuance OF
the same, believing that we have superior &C
commodations TO any house in town. We ss
sure one and all that we shall make II onr
especial object to study the comfort of our
patrons, and will spare no effort to make them
feel at home. III
HINKEY BROTHERS.
del6-tf
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n. c. TANDY,
PH RAP a Err.
Wtnnemucca.... ..........Nevada.

YNHE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY ~.
Il formed that, having fitted up the briid-
ing formerly oecApied BY 2. M Wood, I an
prepared TO turn out. on short notiee, gic'
lures in all the popular styles and sizes, tn
= superior manner. a1a s4s "a "a
fwill remain In Winnsmncsa but shorf
time. and feel confident that witl satisfy Ail
who may'favot ms with their pr. onage. usH
wISSEMUocA. February 14th. ~ 3 BEG e Iq
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

XTIcTIMs oFYouTHFULI IMPRUDENCE,
v who have tried in vain every known
remedy. will learn of a simple prescription
FREE for the speedy cure OF nervous debility,
premature decay, lost manhood, and all dis
orders brought on by excessas, Any dr9ggist
u Co. 50 Nassau ST I. N. Y.
oHts oct 1T-lyr.
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COMING SPORT At SARA TOGA.
what Promises 10 he One of the Most Notable
Meetings Of the season.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, July 1.-THE first
meeting OF the Saratoga races opens on Satur-
day next. and is TO bo continued ON alternate
days until Aug. H. The number of horses in
attendance Is greater than ever before gathered
ut the Saratoga course. and they represent more
stables and II larger number Of States. The
horses are the property Of the following turf
men:
L. Hart. Louisiana; Dixon & WINNER. Mis-
si-sppi J. r Williams. Kontu'ky; J. W. Roy
nolds. Kentucky; q. II. Rice. Kcntucky; ID. J.
Grouse. Ohio l.. a. Hitchcock. Massachusetts;
\. Belmont. Now York; Geo. Long-tail New
York; t. V. Snedikcr. New York; Chas. Rocd.
New York VIM. Mulhcy. Missouri. l.. W. Price.
Missouri johnson Co.. Tennessee; Odon
Bowir. Maryland; T. W. Clabuugh. Maryland;
u. Mcdaniel. New Jrrscy c. W. Medngcr.
Maryland: i. Smythc. New York: r. W boswell.
Virginia. DWycr brothers. New York. VI. II.
SANFORD Kentucky: q. l.. Lorllnrd. NV York.
L. Iorilard, New York; u. u. Withor-, New
Nor1:C.S Llnvd. N.w York: VIM. N-tur. Now
York; also Il. Pryors stables. in luinG the
horS,- of Mr.. GrInstcud OF Kentucky. Mr.. Nor
tom OF Pcnn-yNnuiu and Mr.. i. Morris. There
are also s. .Nrral stables from tunndn. Sn"h an
ass Hmhlugr ot fine horses has nnvcr before been
seen in this country. and tn" indications are
that the meeting cannot fail to be- successful.
and that the spor Will ir unualiv good.
The Sun correspondent has learned. upon
good authority that pool selling Will h' con
al fl.i pt
i 49, ~ r 4, , Eli H., mn, nn,,i,d rr
srr, f,' ,'' n,,.,,a n,,,,,l, tHr.x.imsinnof
i"n.'S III p w., I.",,,.s m,,, 'rln.,,r m.
HE r,"',i 'v ,,a ii' continent End a
H. ~, .,,,,.,I ,o a,,, s,,,,,,. ,,',,,s ian tn
H.. ,, ii. yi i'm III" "a III, .noif nl,vnvs a.
NO. ,,r ~. "r -, LiinJ i,rs.s rnrnurn,,nJ
ir ,,'inr .,,l, ~, "nd JL,,.I ,,nornnt,,,s
"a, h,., 81 INITIAL iv ~. s,pi,, ,,r, nm
,ind T., a',,, ,,-i"ti'n ,nI If i"st ',vintrr'a
,,, n, 80, i,il r,,it IL, ill., .uitniin rs,,in
. ,'.' ~, ~ III :, - ~, ,,,,,s, 1,,,
.iou q "'tlnS, - ~ - -" ~ ~. ii7 NJ. r.,
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I.IBOR EAPORTE
scotland and England Sending 10 New York
for Mnsons aud Carpenters.

Jabcz w. Abbott, an employing mason Of
Pas-ac. y. j., has received orders from the firm
Of II. Neil Sons, builders Of Manchester
England to send between 200 and 800 skilled
carpenters and loincrs 10 Liverpool Last year
he sent $50 masons to Glasgow to work on the
Government buildings there Coghill Go. Of
Glasgow recommended him to the Manchester
firm. The men are 10 be- shipped in the steam
Sims OF the State Line HS last Hs they ar" en-
gagged. Single men are Iref'rr' u. Married
mon must pay their iamlie-' passages. Lust
year nluny men represented themselves ms un-
married. and ran away IN TINS manner from
th,ir wives Every man must have complete
kit Of tools. and give undoubtrd references.
Thormploy, r. wlll adyan g III" pas sag money,
$40 lnlt If must ho paid AT tho rate of three shil-
lns- "a wrrk tine lii of tools To be- security. SiN
months is the lowest term Of employment.
Steady work IL 10 ln guaranteed 10 good men.
Thi Wascs are az the ,te Of 'sd. an hour.
Finv-une hours week is the WORKING time.
o. the lju masons who went hrnr" last year
only six have returned 10 this country. The
married men sent for their families.
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PREP.fRED TO DIE.


CHARLESTON. July ia correspondent of
the N,ars and co'0ie' writes from Barnwcll
Court House. July -: Bill Bradley. IA negro,
was convicted last May. a year ago. Of the muir
der Of Hnmp Rankin. another negro. BIZ made
his escape. and. like fool. took refuge in Au-
gu,ta. lomightas well have remained in Barn
we'll for all the savannah side Of the dlstrit do
hI-in,-, in Augusta. and the w"ll-orsani1"d
p,ire of that town soon found him out and
we'll having been burned The circumstances
Of the murder were uS follows; lrndlnN WAS
bcaiing hi- WIFE, who ran to the house Of her
brother, the dr'rnS ~, Tor protection. Bradley
fuipWt Il her, uhd T. 81 htIuS ihr interference pi
her brother. killed him. H. WIS reerut"n'cd NJ
the last court los Judge NlsgIn. and the rAecu-
tion took place To-day.
From "A thousand To fifteen hundred peopl
assembled To- with, - the spectacle. ninr-trnths
ul whom were negroes. The prisoner has said
from the first that be- would ~, he hanged, and
there WAS a nrral expectation that he would
the ears ns he was brought from Aiken 10 this
place. or from the foot Of the gallow-. But our
Shrrif. Mr. Ian 'aSirr, il a man 81 action ana
very e., lhrratr in his movements. Tie II hsu
thu Captain Of the liarnwrll Grays, who. under
the command of Lieutenant Owens, escorted
th, doomed man tu the ghllOws, followed by th'
moving mass Of negro men, women, AMI rhil
drcn. who crowded around tln wagni almost
impeding it, movements. Ih" Eu'ioWs was
erected near Bun h Spring. about mile out Of
town, and BIZ was ldgneh"d INTO etcrnii. about
midday, under TIA" bcaming rays of rs hot a sun
H. escape. but contontcd himself with few
words Of farewell, In which H. took OCCASION L.
make the usual declaration " that b" WAS pre-
pared 10 die and was ready to meet Jesus.
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THE on N.iN's MONEY.
, ohm George Eichler's Charge Against his
son aud >on-in- Law.

On the morning Of June * "A tramp stop
ped at pile Of hecr kegs in front Of the saloon
at iG7 Fourth avenue to drain the drog~ Of stale
beer lcn in them Charles Marmont the bar
keeper ran out and suatched a k"g from the
man hands, pushing him slightly as he did
SO. The man stumbled and fell. hali rose and
fell again. bleeding 50 copiou-ly that he died
before AN ambulance could hc summoned. At
the Morguc It WAS found that tn" cNtrn-iv"
hrmurrhagc was due 10 the rupture oi Ndrl-
The body was Identified on tho second day. by
John Echrr and Charles /M"hl"r. who SAID II
was that of John George Eichrr. the father of
one and the fath"r-in- law Of th"other Coroner
Croker thcrcupon held m inlu" -. which zee
suited in "A verdict that death might have been
keeper WA. held in II 800 bal. The Grand
Jury at rWuri indicted him for homicide in
the killing Of John George Elchler
trict Attorneys oilir. who satd that he WIS John
George Eichlcrhnithai. solar from n"ing dead.
H. had been working "n fnrm IN Mprrishiiit.
The District Attorney qun-hrd the indictment
in the homicide ease. and -,nt tn" inquest IA
pcrs back t. the Coroner. II seemed "A simple
enough matter to correct the record. Bat "A
question wis raised NJ o. the power of th" Cor.
unrr To- reopen a c"sr hii'r ne mao "h''r closed
H. In m" absence of u precedent TIA" IN -iion
was submitted To- the courts. Wnrre a. dt tl,lpn
has NOT vet been rca 'h"d.
Eichlrr WIS al the Curoncr'S ofllre yesterday.
IL Limited. rdor- not resemble IA" dend man
in the hast and his belief ihHl IN" hl-ihk" Mas
purpo-rly mad" seems to b. supported hy tai,
iat and the other tact that IA" hudv SO i,i"uil o.
od although death resulted from loss oi bloc.
preserved an unusually lllcllkr appearance all
Inc time It was ia the Morgur I.chl"rs story
H. Hu interesting one. ana If the decision ol me
court permits On" r"ownin- Of thn r'iSr. ms
te~i imuny Will b. formally tax n. Eirhl"r was
informally examined yesterday. H. said
N, qs@ ,.ts m & nr lnr, ' rn " ,'
been a wuiuWrr I ann % niof'r un tho tam of jacob
lirrlul BalfDtts Point. Nuif,tuii W. SOIL lNhu and
my s,u ulAW tnri', Iwrhlci have tr SOM, umr n''n
irwin. th,u. Ives cot small amount N iinff
,it me hl my ufher whndici m th'. od country. I'l
have iwic, before started the story of my death It,
even had papers prepared Hud mt Co., t"ruHt Whl'
wa. rtportrd dead But hrA ali,d ut Nrit purpose '
tuu.. The, were unable 10 secure tNrthchu 4" m,
death Al uI umr iho man wa. Killed ,u Fourth a,,nu,
my daughter. her husband, AMI u, -un hal nN nid'
and kn,M that was alive holirNr the drut n0htnf
vt that y part plot Ia -ot hold OF the m"A 81
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DINkELsPf EIiIhR's SUICIDE.
Bequeaihing his Intrr-si In Endowment and
Mutual Benefit societies.

An inquest was held yesterday in the ease
of Loeh L.mnnucl DinAel-puehl'ro OF aso Eighth
street. who took Paris green AMI died on Mon
day H. mad lived "a rather dun life with his
married sister. and was a hooha""pcr for Emil
;. Levy Of Al l'-ponarl street For "A few days
before his death he was ats nt-niinlcd and
neg ted TO post his books. Hi, sister. MIS-
Ida kutz. id no., intend the inquest until the
Coroner sent an officer with an attachment. 1t
is thought that this reluctance to attend the in
quest and the famly'- rcticcnee in relation To
the death. wcrn due Ia "A fur that death by
suicide might Jroparli2o Dink rl-puohlrrs in
go 'rtic- 20 which he belonged They ar" the
Hebrew Lodge ~. J. !. q. y. b.: District Grand
Lodge NJ. l. !. q. Is. Il. Maimonidcs Library
Association; Palestine Lodge, No. SO, |. o. +.
= l.. Daniel Webster Lodge. NJ. 2Gi. |. @. q. T..
and Abraham Gcig"r LoaSr. ~ III. i. ; y.
follows;
NV your. r.ly H. 1877
Dr,n prorurr Ash StsrrR When yon receive ui.
shah uu Uu-or Doe uuloi- the living un rfrd of h'
fu,t, in, 90 MAKE emf to ms lite ~. ly law n the
~itlDf's u wh!ch ava member irr', ilhe mat in ne
shall receive ilt 'nI"Mrnt SIS hf 'h-t il Ul> IN
.taucr do NOT wish 10 scr that Nun my d"ar rela
u,c. who are a m rather strait nd CIRCUMSTANCES
Whkr the following disposition. WAN" $50 I" my i'tr
Ii. the sam, amount tony dear Ida sltl tn e, ar
brother ulih'r leave $50 To- my rmnl yer, Nr Emil
Levy OF - l.-l ,uard sc't TINS /. th" amount owe
400 Thu, my dear parent. VIII tr,riN. sl"p A..
.nnn yuu receive tni, htier and II iu hnlalu, ami
tttlr NATIVE ami Go l-trurt INN 800 accordance
with ihr at"N" quest ~, lHi'w'l. b. 4" YOU niN
not a. different, Th.. te only stcp eii T.. Your
unfortunate son and hruthrr L"tt EnANtti-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-20
RECONSTRUCTING TIE CITY.
A WILDER FLTGHT THAN Any THAT
TfiE TUEED RING EsSIIED
Shall New York he Rebuiit south Of Uous-
ton streett-A Municipal Look at Tweed
a Co.-No More Organ Grinding at Night
shall the HcIt Line he Used for Freight


shall new YORK u" He""'t south OF H""s-
ton streett-A Municipal Look IL, Tweed
a to.-No More Orunn Grinding at Night
s,.u an. u.,, lin, n. t.ca far r,.,ah,,
The Aldermen had very interesting and
q, ,i,r,s ,,,hrr cx.i,fr,, ,,,n,iur v,at.rlnv
NJ Nlh's i"lNrr 'N'l'h~ "'''"nF S'7' '''''
The basin of the Park fountain being 50 very
low almost on n level with the walk that there
a, -. A. 49,, ,,.,,.,. mn. ,,,,, FAN inf, tnn
IL u"hs'r 'hh uhWhIy p'i7"h7 may '"', ',,'' ',''
water. several children having actually lullNh IN
n resolution WAS tn-srd o.lrring that the fuun-
d., .hnitt H.. ,.r.,'.ri, ..,.rd.1 uutt.r, X md
iu'h shn'' W. I'Vp'iS -".,'u i'"' - ""'
the Eighth Regiment y !. ;. n u sent III ai-
plicntion- for nrmorips. and these were referred
a, ..,
10 thc proper 'onu'''''
kit lying In any of the streets or lanes OF
~. VT y.,. fnrlilI.n un1.r a nno If a. for
-. n, . ,1 49, ,h ,iii,.,,, ',. ,i,,. a.
privcd Of one II their sports. IL was luuLhiugly
suggested thnt the more serious kite 1yfns of
1.,..',, .,,,1t r,,',,st,,,7.,
wal street SHOULD ne lhrlud'u IN inc I'S'lull'h'
Alderman Morris said that fully seventy five
pcr cent. OF the children OF this city are unable
70 20 ou, VI ,'"u III ''''' ',' Wv ",o
orrnu grinders and street singers. who keep up
their howlings and disoords often until after
midnight He offered a resolution iorhidding
the PLAYING Of musical instruments in the
nnnoisy vi a. fnr ,,'r, ofrnrn w.
. Alderman ke"nuu with hroal smile, moved
that the resolution be- referred 10 the commute"
nnssnd nimns, ,vi,Inui a dis.nuting y"irr
Alderman Shu"r "ilrrrd long pr'amhs. IN
N"nstnn s,rn.t mr." narrow tortnous and To-.
tally insufficient for the vast and constantly
nugmentins N2lumn oi p11in Ihily trans ,his
tion anil comparatively insignificant business
OF century or more Hgo; when wal street was
rural valley road. and Nassau the " Powmnn' :
street when Ihaihhm strcrt was l4rt ol me