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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-13
HORSES IND CLIMs Ar FLEETWOOD.
Oncers of the Association ertnining their
| Brethren from New Jersey.

About 1000 persons assembled in Fleet
wood Park yesterday. in response TO invitation
given by the Fleetwood Park Association TO
the members Of the Wavorlcy Driving Park As
sociation Of New Jersey. to partake Of an old
time Rhode Island clambakc. Tho sports
of the afternoon began with trials of
speed. The excitement during tho prog
ress Of the trolting was very great.
The first trot was between a bay team and n
first heat in 2:jl. and tho team the second in
2:53 Tho trot was. drawn. The next was u
tustants being John Murphy's Y. Y. Steve Max
well and VIM Brownson's b. III. Ida Picton.
hs sfsF MSp % SS gt H 'T st"Ts N vat
ter "A half mile in | Az. W. \. Brooks dashed
oyer the course with his celebrated flyer Martha
Washington. a quarter of mile in 80 seconds.
half mile. in 1:I3. Mr.. NJ. Galvan drove his
mare Lady Lowe a half mile to wagon in Il 4:
mile III 1:l7's. The band then played Drive
dull care away and the guests marched in
tables were, covered with the luscious bivalvcs
and other delicacics that 20 to make II clam
At the head sat President Hosea Il. Perkins.
Knapp on hi, his Isit: Nest was Mr. Edward
T.? bdrn da Hs 5!%Sss CALVIN P%sSS az
!. s. Walton. J. Crocheron, II. b. Feter. ". ii.
Humphrey. W, NJ. .Ollne. j. II. Bresln, Frank
Work. Robert Taylor Edward A. Gilon. Thomas
kogers., william Carr. Isaiah Rynders. 4; n.
Bathgate, Roht. Foster. A Blair. Henry Clgusen.
T. p. Wallace. Charles Schneider. Pierre
stymcrs. James A.. Fleck, VIM G. Conner. Theo.
Russell: Archibald u. Bliss W. G. Kingsey
Dewey. 7. J. Allen. q. X. Lansing. J. J. Mooney.
I. Gilmore, J. Is. Ayers, Thomas Patton. Chas.
Fred. Bohmer, Jr John ferndon. W. Grcenleaf
u. A. Ball. {. j. Trowbrdge. VIM. Rutter, A. j.
Doralc. james Byrne. Joseph Chattin. VIM. W.
Parks. Gates II. Barnard. f. 4. Buck. Hamilton
Busby I. Habeman. Isaac Dallman and other
gentlemen.
Mr.. sheridan Shook was voted the gold medal
for being iirst-class clam eater. Mr.. Hosea Il
Perkins was called upon ior speech, He kept
all laughing. Alderman Nestervelt. DR.. Gross
Col Morrell. and DIR. Bronson of New Jersey
made, humorous speeches; Capt Ryndcrs
WIS eloquent as usual and the sitting Bull Of
Westchtster county Col James Mooney. made
an upronrious speech. All voted the clnmbako
successful. and the gentlemen ~ the Wavcrey
Driving Association Of New Jersey compli-
inented the Fleetwood Association for their gen
erOus entertainment.
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MR.. BLuNT's sIEW .iRDsHIP.
The Guardian OF the Ilnrbor Delivering his
Opinions with Emphasis.

Pilot Commissioner George W. Blunt, who
il also President of the Board Of Cummiss ION
crs for Licensing Sailors Boarding Houses.
denies many of the assertions made by Mr..
james j. Ferris in his report to the Shpown-
crs Association. There have been four regular
meetings of the board and not one a. Mr.. Fer
rs AYERS. Mr., Blunt SAYS, in his printed denial
Of Mr.. Ferris = charge. that no member of the
board has ever personally inspected visited or
examined the condition Of boarding houses to
the keepers of which licenses have been grant
Ell: thai from 1873 up t. the present tlme, by
and with the consent ut the other members of
the board laS thc IRE -idenf himself informs
me-. Mr. Blunt has constituted himself the
whole board
This is false. never snid so.
have visited sailors boarding houses my
sNli. and IA lao instance has a llren-" been
grantrd. except on the report Of the Inspector
Of TIA" bpurd: and IN one caee ! hay" before me.
tl" report OF the Bouri al Health was required
before would grunt the license.
The law allows but 81 800 for all expenses.
tn 49, are r'mi. LAWYERS fees. salaries ~
ant IN 40 ca-c ua- tins amount been exceeded.
s. tnu IN Tor fat salaries.
In a conversation with reporter for THE
sun. Mr.. Blunt admitted that Capt. Conway aud
Mir. Nash VINO are employees ot the IiOt Com
lnlsslonrrs. are also uilic"I, of the Other bourd
gnd that they draw sniares from both bonrds.
" Do you doduri from their salaries I'm the
Pilot Hoard the time consumed in their duties
To- the other organization
" That is none %! your husin S., Go away
don't want 10 hr barred am tiIod 10 death
Mr. Blunt refused To- eNiuht the salary q.
count II was obtained from another source
ana Is as follows.
.is7t g. cant Conwn' omdoor Inspector also o
liair9l llio.' ,. $780, =. NJ >n'h SECRETARY H,,s
Blunt ol,o rlol Iommi-,nngr s3al A. rorouisilo
ninn Wells, SAs IT, -urwlcok,d soamch, 2. Tota
ir79 rf den s1l6 + scrrc,ary, ~, ou, loo
m,l.etor sai2 Total expenditures, si,iai27 Receipts
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BEEcnER rALkIvG ABOUr ms NEpHEw
plymouth Church Weeping Over the Downfall
of william q. Gilman

The troubled looks that occupied the Rev.
Henry Ward Bccchcr's face last night as he en-
tered his church. exceeded any expression of
mental suffering ever seen in his countcnancc
In the darkest days of his own troubles. II was
SO evident that he was enduring mental
anguish that the assembly over which no has
powerful control at once entered into sympathy
with him in look and feeling. The hymn sung
was mourniul in its measure and the burden Of
the prayer which Mr.. Bcccher mado was sor-
rowful When he began his usual leo
ture he said " / have been suffering the most
intense pain and anguish for the past
week. because Of the fall of n near and
dear relative. II nephew by marriage. who
WIS to-day sentenced in New York court To
nve years in the pcnitcntiary for forgery VIII
liam c. Gilman, to whom refer. was married
10 n daughter of my sist Mary. Mrs. Thomas
G. Perkins of Hartford, and he hns always been
regarded as an honorable member OF the fun
lily until the present. Sin causes greater sor-
row when he who sins is member Of the church
Of Christ The newspapers deal with such a
case so us to leave the impression that the whole
church IL full OF hypOcres. Mr.. Gilman was
brought up under benign Christian INF lucnces.
Dr. Chcever. and he left that church in disgust
when the troubles. which racked and ruined IT,
Church. his fine artistic sense fitting him for a
high church man. Indeed. his moral sense
wrought through his artistic feeling. II is easy
10y some wrong act to say, Now. this mus, end
here; | will not permit myself to do wrong
again: but when Il man commits an act
which is connected with certain causes
and effects. he puts himself out of his
made the first misuse OF trust funds to- cover up
small Deficiencies. he soon found that he had to
take u second step Ia cover new deficiencies
Then hoping Tor agooi change IN business.
and becoming Disappointed he soon found him
self face 20 incn with the necessity TO take the
third step. Then the, motive grew stronger and
stronger. He could not confess his wrong
Circuit God. he could not see his family ruined
Pressed on not by avaricc. not by greed. hut by
desire To preserve the beauty and peace of his
own household he az length found himself in a
wilderness of sin. II WAS no longer the single
at that troubled him. His sin was generic. |
can conceive said Mr.. Beecher in measured
tones, how man may suffer more poignanty
Tor having done one wrong thing, than for hav-
ing done ono hundred.
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TERROR ~ WfSHTNG TON.
Where the Thundcrbot struck II onest John
No Longer Believes In Reform.

WASHINGTON, Oct. l2.-Thc returns from
Ohio seem to have fallen like II thundcrbolt
among the followers Of Hayes in this city. Ten
days ago he expressed the utmost confidence rs
10 the result and to som of the very men whom
he now tells that the Republican defeat was not
unexpected Politicians ought To have good
memories. The Fraudulent President ascribcs
this revolution 10 failure Of the radical Repub-
Leans To appreciate his policy and he does not
hesitate to say that the party viii be- purified by
their departure. He is said tn talk as Andrew
johnson did. when the lines began To b. drawn
tightly.
Leans charge the responsibility II this defent ON
llayes's policy and his civil service humhug.
They are loud mouth"d in drnunciation of Carl
Schur2, and demand his election from tho con
who only knows how o. take caro- Of himself.
John sherman Is reported as being crushed 10y
hopes He had tn" fullest faith m "a Republican
success. and had no idea of defeat until h"
found himself hoisted out ~ his buots and left
lying oos" on the wayslde like spilled milk.
rich and childiess. to be- kicked out Of public
40" hy the people who ought Ia know him best.
lie looked forward tp "a future career ~ ease
and high public postion. to be- attained through
an intrigue 10 make his brother President in
lsNu. MN II" .up IL dashed from his lips. and
honest John j. ne believer in reform.
lust at this time. Mr.. Evar,s is believed to be-
on the top Of the heap here His pond"rous
periods have had their effect on Hayes. IIav-
which he became dr tdcto Secretary oi state Mr..
Evaris ia now abb. to persuade tho Fraudulent
President that. after all, his policy was ap,
H. and good share % thu Republicans who did
not STAY away from the polls. He neglected To
tell him. however. that the Democrats took n
curious way showing their friendship. At
all EVENTS. ISurts has consolcd Hayes and
sherman and Schur2 have taken back -'ats.
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IIGHIIyG WITH ByRGL4RS.
One Very Lively Quarter or Hour In
thnmhers street. nrnr MIlIlnm.

On the 26th ult burglars entered Patrick
McCanns dry goods store. al jui Third avenue.
and stole $4,000 worth Of silks. ares and
shawls. On the night previous 10 the burglary
a tenant who occupies fat above the store wis
confronted by three men. who said they had
been sent t0 the house In their hurry to get
away they left broken KY in the lock. After
the burglary this tenant accompanied Mr.. Me-
Cam to the Central Polire O1lcr. and in the
Roguc~ gallery picked ont the portraits Of two
Of the mon. Detectives Ferris. Hickey. and
der. Wood saw William Burke. George Byron.
and John Leonard in Chambers street. near
William. Yesterday The officers each selected
his man. and spraug upon him. Then followed
u hand Ia hand struggle. IA" thieves lighting
desperately A crowd gathered. and the street
was soon biocked with vehicles. The detcctiyes
had no clubs and did not dare U.s. their pistols
The thi"v0- fought Tor liberty. and refused to
De- hnnd uilod. The crowd. although told that
the fellows were thieves refused 10 assist the
drtrNVrS. Al length ,wo police" officers in uni
form arrived and the thirNrs wrrc haudcufea
and marched to IN" Central Police Ofllrc. In
William Burkr's pocket tho detectives found u
dainty LITTLE rcd morocco wallet containing. the
cnrd -. ". Nunwnrt and ahout 500 in money
The prisoners wcre identified H. TIN men who
had ransackcd Mctann store.
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New York Markets.

wi
rkipn. vri. - i;"uE 80, 80 ~ ah ~
"tN' va 80 ~ -, "i. 80 ' ~ ~
was lhru"i nrrhn. ~ pL',> KY U,,r aiu hu,NNn.h
si'm HM.n W. lnoh S'1n I'LL ", W',n'in smN'trm
- lN.F''... 'Nt'h Sta SUI 49, y" 1917 u ~, ~
Nnrat rNufs :, ''rfr' ~. 10, ~ M" ~ - -
Ss.x'' winter Mheai rNuhs sltsn ~ ~" "a am
MN. $500 81 - Minnesota ph"n',' S'fs,''-' NV
~ -hthls ~ >.lh' 70 -hntgPluu- .NInN @
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ftu' slN"t-' hu' kNheNN,lt 2 w. ~ So 'as- -
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We ",.n va e'l hi' ,'' az az 80 -
- =, ~ '' ,P'' WIN 500 'lu H' - ',.' "l
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gov "l, "oi VA ~" , 'n H', a.. w , '-
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l-A' iof haI> "i : in' ,i".' ~ Iin h'i. A.. -, 20
!" l",i .'ple ,s'I shns ~ n,. ''>'- ~ ~ i"I
Ii!l' ,"Il' ",N - '' ltl' ny ~, 90. l
iut.i' l."N', u, l"' NW". ~ N,uS ~ go 49,
w " hlN,Is, 49, go ,'t N'''n"lt alH = 90
- inT p''ni'"I nnu w. NthI t', - no. !"
>. buu,r weak. paiis fh ,rean'fN %"eS', Sh'"
'heo." III "" demand STATE factory. l"eljAc.' west
ern 40 u,ls 10 &C. tr,'h So. = e<n 90
-. Nh,at onl u,l'IHM h,uN., ,a.", on ne
smt hn>h ~ ~ I'LL ., Tor >n spr,w ~ 80
~ - iof ~, WI" huAs". w. hlin,r hu.. ni".
hahs'' ~ t''@si = ln, prime H. W"r an ~ ''ee
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DIED.

BRi tNr-on 18th inst Mary $. widow Of Isaac II.
BriHnt aged ~ years
scryccsat her late residence, J2e East SD ST.
day, the iith. at2 O'Clock
BRlESr-On Friday. at his late residence i7e Park
av, BrooklynJ Fufman Brcst AGED 81 years. months
amt ltidnys Funeral SUNDAY ut l2i,.
'ARRpLi.-On Thursday. Oct II, Thomas. OF John
Carroll. aged ~ years.
Relatives and friends invited TO end the funeral
at AZ Elizabeth st NJ T. VI SUNDAY the t4th inst
FARLEY bridget the beloved wife of Michael Farley,
IN the 3l-t year OF her aye.
The relatives aud friends If the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral sunday afternoon at
O'Clock, from her late residence, % Monroe 81
HENDEKStDN.--Dn Thursday morning. Oct H. at his
late residence $40 Bruomc Isaac Henderson "
Friends aud relatives respectfully invited to ate nd
the funeral SATURDAY.. 18Th inst at 4. without
nrthcr notice, at the Duane VI. T. church Hudson It ,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-13
THE STRANDED STEAMER.
A Possibility that the Massachusetts VIII he
FIoated To- Day.

GREENPoRT, Oct IL. The Massachusetts
will be- l'oated rs soon as the weather mod
crates. perhaps tomorrow morning. such il
the confident belief OF Capt. Merritt and the
other wreckers. They have now in position nine
pumps one capable Of discharglng forty seven
sixty. and one eighty barrels n minute; three
one at Tie midship. and four At the after gang
way. The divers reports are favorable. They
have stopped all the holes in the hull that can
noon of the six pumps and they worked salts
laNorily reducing water materially. President
liahcock, Mr.. steers, and tnlt. Jones ar" on
nAd II -trrugtnrns into gel" may do damage.
The ~ Namrr's how has mnro water under II
than nmldShlps and an. The chief danger -
thata uorihrrV galr may WORK the bow. and
thus strain or break hor in two. She l. now as
firm and oven ny If on dry l4rk. All the mate
nm AAmAsn So far Is hnlnW The mnim ln,k.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-13

THE RIVERSIDE LIBRARY.


,ntsre library in iGc World Il aud y books sold ioi
No The Two Orphans. 10y y Emrry. .......... 1oc
80 Lady Audcy =. secret. b, Miss Brgdlpn loc.
40 t-rauulle b, AlcNaidr, Dumas, lr ........ uc.
so 5-1ladd,us p Warsaw. by Mis-. Porter ...... 1R.
Nc G-tlNVrr Twist. nv tha~. Dickcns. Toe.
No IA Terrible Deed. 10, Emma Gurrisun Jones To-.
s. Ill" Nandcrilw Heir. b, chas Readc Zoe.
SO n--1nr rhre' strong Men. hv Alex. Dumas To-.
80 Thread ani ,hccso AMI ki-s-. taricon .. loo.
So u o. Mrrr, En-lani ~ Harrison Ain-worth Joe.
So iJ-Aitcr Darn. b, Wkic collin. ...... zoe.
y" li-1lr Iwu p.-tinic- by wilkic Collins Toe.
No iG.-res Wellington b, Charles ltcadc $685.. Toe.
So i-lanrai. b, Mis- Mulock .... ......... luc.
NJ lrlhe Three tiuart-nen, hy Alexandra DANA. ~.
S. =, I,rro rCSiG,T.' ~ WiinSm Riack " M sc
NJ ~ Eileen ALBANIA. by u. - sullivan. lpc.
~ - uds AMI sunshine. hv charles Reade Toe.
So -Ts SSL% X %s sI i ioS
No ~ -O,wnld Cr,v Nv Mrs Henry Wool ..... 9,c.
No - Tile Nai o kiccna. by William Black. lnc.
!" 2--rhe Great llsssart> Diamond. Thsckcray ne.
W - -,ifit. by tnrron 900. l'c.
Ne y, -Narsnrct ,irahnui. h. q = James ... iuc.
"" 81 e ri ifN.L ~ jam '. Pnyn 40. ...... luc.
No y 4 Drsucrt'o prcd. b. Erskine Boyd ..... inc.
~ a1 The INT. 10, Charles Rcadc .. ....... lie.
No 3, -ravng ior iilgh stake. by Annie Thoma. ia.
40. hi-llvr fi,c wa hor Fortune Robinson IA.
~ 2, Nl~sc ou The ,iin. by Mis-. rhackcray Joe.
~ VII" Laurel Bash, hN Miss Mulnck luc.
s. .,-The ia,l "i iln feire. hy q I Jams ,nc.
No ~ That BOY o Nnrcutt>. by charles Lever luc.
s. :! The pnan ct Tho Dancing Ma,t'r R9>e ioc-
!" tt-aor M"mans sake, hy Waits Phillips %c.
49, ~ , ariin, h, Mrs Ophant ............. 2nc.
NJ 4T-l'onis DuVal. 10y VIM Thackcrav Toe.
Ne !-fhc Prey Of the ,os. los Florence Marryat Zoe.
" ~ -,hrN"n- Year. hi lanes Pawn -........ inc.
NJ Ai-l Loves Victory hN faricon ........... To-.
So q MeAysr, sgd Wei, hy VII. Bgsaa." Zoe, Zoe.
No Hard Time. 10y Charles pcNcns ......... ioc.
For sale 10y nl booksellers ami cw~iealers, OF sent
NGRNRX L. MrSRo PuS'i,her. "a Beekman st NY.
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Transactions yesterday at the Exchange COM
prised foreclosure sales nv
william Kcnnelly-Thc building. with LOT 25Nion. On
the east side OF Ridge street 10 ieot north at stanton
street. si2.np to plaintiff
4 4 Beerker \ Sou-One i've story brick store ahi
tenement house with lot alsN7u pt Watr street south
side. ~ feet east uf Montgomery street SliuD. Ia
plaiuun
The remainder u announced foreclosure sales were
adjourned
number Of legal sales announced ior to-day at
~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-13
THE PEOPLES LIBRARY.

The following Excellent Novels are ready. and oi
sale every where
% WRESTLING JOE. by Ncd Buntine .......... 2nc
: GNENDot.t>ES HARVEST by Jane, PAYNE. iuc
: NIGHT AND NuRNINU. by Bulwcr ............ Nc
q tVANllOE. 10y SIR Walter scott ............ 2uc.
JNCpB FAITHFUL. by capt MarrSat ......... .iac.
HANDY ASDY. by samuel Lover ............. 10.
g AURORA FLOYD bv Miss NJ Braddon ...... nc.
=. rlr YOURSELF IN HIS PLACE story ot the
Great strike ny charles Roaic .... ....... 2Oc.
I THE GAuBLER'S WIFE 10y Mrs. Grey ......... -Uc.
L. rHr TRoU BlESoME TWINS. by Edwin llar.
court. will soon he ready ........ .... .... zoe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-13
FIGURING 4 BANK INFO soLvEycr.
An Accountant who Declares that the Long
Island Bank lie sound.

Mr.. b. A. Mcdonald. the accountant OK
pert employed by Mr.. Mortimer c. Ogden. the
receiver Of the Long Island Savings Bank. to
make a thorough examination Of the books of
the bank from the time it began business until
Sept. ~. when 1t passed into the receivers
hands. made his report yesterday. Tho assets
ami liabilities of the bank Tor June 80. 1877.
whrnthe Bank Examiner llgulrd out the bank :
Insolvency, are given 10y Mr. Mcdonald as fol-
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$. Montana Bcddoe ii,crpod oct D. and Cierni
town an
- t.lou Grimm. Aslueau
:. Ncrcus. Hall, %. Bn.tuih
IS Australia RAFT Innl,n.
$50 iaricl Ferguson Aux Caves
=. switzerland, ia, k-uu Antwerp.
- S,ptma. Molssu tArdir
Birk Nmturn, Madison. conn.
Rtk kl,3 rio Ill Case ltnu. lArrasunh
Hng Nrlrosv Grilgs car Aiucu
: hr EnrlN BIRD Dakuc. Nirnlnauc.
schr Isaac OIvur, rannru Aux tayes
AItu the usual rlNrr ami fuasiNise versri.
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The NtOrnrv- GoneInl Geographical n VT
Perry. the counsel OF the bank. yesterday. that
In ease all the deporitor- arrcdedio tn" rrupn-
sitiun OF the trustees. lecould not oppose their
Wishes About srNcuty-siN per cent II the de-
uositors in amount ave accepted one or the
other Of the propositions. and il an ADJOURN
ment Of the proceedings before Judge Leonard
bank officers think tho signature, Of all the de-
IoSitors ran b" obtained.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-13
c0yELING AND Ills CRITICS.
,,7BON fGE-GR iBBING .fPOSTLEs or
arm SERI ItE REFORM
,rnere the senator's Record shines ny Con-
,rn.t Curtis, schultz a Go. The Federal
Offices In TIL. CITY An Interesting Table
.rnr Mon " hn Inmirol the AppoInt mcnts.

''"'uE o"' W Wv N'''p'' '"7''."',
iton Wednesday evening Il reporter Tor lHh
s' @ rt""'n"n. ,,r arI"T rr v S.rr
VII , ,..a,''',, ,is r,t,h Il, f,n
tf'- w. '."., "'1 W. ,ia,''.
,.,l.l- IN particular.
' T., 49, ,t,.i , ,i,, ,,,,,,in,
"''' WIN" VI" S"" '"'nN vi wv ''""'
Nr-,'
.lili,n YOU what. was the rerly."T wouli
h,'io bet You something that there WIS nov
man uu that platform who can show better
," srryirr ror,rd ,hnn Ro.eoc Conkling.
whom th"y prat' au"u' us "ppvS'u I" h'S's
VI" ~" YOU ""' NV" "'''', y. ,,'.. .a.
went INTO 'hn l''MsurV pTp"','icn. .nc syerc
,,,, onlv ANON, o 400 now There were more
O''' ".I'' ,,''.., ,,''t r,'r,, ,,ar.,.
for getting Appointments than in all the other
Inrnrtp,rn,. rut together. The senator's and
'ohSrossmcn oi ch''--''kine pIo'nN',lcs an
made our department their point of attack and.
n. all Implications went through my hands.
, , 49,. A.. ,',,, h,,,,,,r. ,,.,,,
coon t'und out VINO th' p'",o huh''rs "'I''
Mv 'Npereucc was that the rcformcrs were the
..r., If the lot
W., ' ...,..t, .,,,.
Nua' senators most lrce"'hu) Sous"' p'Vcs
lor their friends p
",' m rs,rr,s. Lain ,,,,r ,yoa NV MI odds
dc worst. but il is hardly fair 10 mention him.
II. was the head Of the Grand Army organi2A-
..., wan know and had the entire soldier ele.
0'W "n MS hahds. Every p'"' 81 w" "r"'r
,ntmon t. him, AMI he tried 10 got all of them
,,,i,,,,.,ts 4 ,r,nt many Of his mon turned
lut badly. Morton was another bal one ON ap-
continents He apl lied personally or wrote
b., D. .h.ts - ,,,,r,i,,t,. ,,.i.,., ,,,t,, bf,,
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VI riun Is ON" - the most guilinir anu su~,'pii-
toi-on in need or trouble, II" sent Us some
wy had people. VINO had IMPOSED on MN
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Positive suu'rioriiy Is claimed 10y Dcvln
4 co. for the stock of clothing they now Offer.
They are ready ta demonstrate the truth o. thu
proposition 10 all Corners var.
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TUr SEASIDE LIHnNnN.-LNrrsrl ISSUES

81 Ml,t,runs l,nnd-fhc NJ, stcr, ri thu Island ~
Jules Verne .... TIC.
a. lftr's victory ~ r. l. fnrIcon luc.
50 pDad Mems Shoes nv Miss Krtiion M.
- TIA, Law ana the Lady Ry Nilhle ,nhr> lee.
ai W sitrinu. f.ltfd-ihr Abandoned Hs Verne TO-.
o. Mr. Halliburton Troubles Nv Mrs Henry woni 2fc.
~ 1hy woman kingdom. Nv Mis- Mulp h.. lnc.
nrourtd from the Clouds Jules Verne i,c.
IN, Iu,el, o Arden ~ Nil. Bradlon ....... nc.
- Two Marriages Nv Miss Mulnck iuc
~ \ Journey Ia the centre ri tho Enrfh Verne lOr.
81 PM Nnurs !. IA hi~ PLACE. BN Charles RrAr.
For sale hN new sdrn'r- and >rut posi- paii i'rrh
81 ~ for single numbers AMI -, Tor double Numbers
~ III Nl.l.E vi Sl.N- - hnn AmlM II Now WINK
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TIE HILLSIDE LIBRARY

rER,Y ANp THE PROPHET. by " Collins ioc.
VICTOR AND NANQtlSilEp h, MnrS g Hay 2oc.
THE WAGES OF SIN. by M,,M = Braion ioc
THE HAUNTED TOWER. by Mr.. II Wood .. lUu.
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poIl JrENIs oct n Last spring William
T.ipAuj n.,d 10 aud Nlnm Beers. a-ri q, planted -
PATCH cabbage together an shares nonr
lrrpany'' house at Hlaif"aY hve miles west
I TIA. pace IA ronnsS wanna Last Monday
ilrii Bcrr. went 10 the match Ia gather his share
l'rlunr rrl't,i hul away claiming the whtD 49,, ~
&C. i-rii amt inuod Ca take az rRhhntrs Ter
pAit want iu tho hH-U got Ia. shoi- nm amt loderd =
cuai- cd hu,, .nut I R,rss rrWn lie then He'd across
emo lDI.lWuft tu ih WuOde the sew YORK side amt
hts oi hr -een sue, Ihc .nn was found ~ his hnu."
uildNu htivttn tAu leather beds. ierpanl had long
i.r.nr n Ne, noic hhurhuod Beer. bore good
ChiIa, Ter aud t,lontod Ia DvA,war" county
WiNTE VEAL Double breasted morinO IN.
dslrts au, M p'h liuen collars 81 30 per dnl W.
johnston "a oIld e. lsV 40 Oth or. .Cti stia.
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Acquitted Aner VI, Mon,n. imprisonment,

PANAMA Oct I. Geo H. lIggs an American
citn who has hrcn IN prison IN rpunmt for six months
paet without tuA ON charge al .Wln1uur was set At
hh'ftN uu Inc l'h m september, nhkNuA t-t hai 4
tAl aud u,cn found not guilty.