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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-08-30
COUNTY COURT LAND SALE
For September 81, 1877.


Thomas Grant and others vs.. Jas. Will
liamS aad others.
BY virtue of Gccrcc of the County
Court of Franklin county. Tenn, pro-
nounrcd at its August Term, .S77, in tie
above cause, | will, on
Monday, september 81, ISL,
offer for sale at the Courthouse door in the
town of Winchester Tenn, to the highest
bidder, ON Il credit of one and two years,
except 10 per cent to be paid in cash ON
day OF sale, the house and lot situated in
Winchester. being the house and lot where
McGimscy lived last year. which is partic-
uIarly described in Il deed from Frank
Ru.scy to petitioners and Others, to which
reference is made for i more minute dcs-
cription.
Buildings to commence ut 100000. The
purchaser will be required to give notes
with two or more good and solvent sccu.
rites, and II lien will bc.rrtaincd until the
whole of the purchase money paid.
This August 9TH. 1871.
GLEN. ARLEDGG, Crk.
BY j }. Arlcdgc, ID. G..
aug9-tQs o.
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Marriage Licenses.

License has been issued to the fol
lowing named parties since Aug. LIST:
Benz. A. Tucker TO Nettic Whiting.
John johnson to Elvira Hill.
W. T. Hayden to NJ. j. Clark.
w. I. League to a. +. James.
David Perry to Mary Hunt.
W. S. Farris to Lucy }. Silvertooth.
J. n. Stewart to Mary i. Long.
John Gam TO Lucy +. Lasater.
f. Isham Keith TO Maggie Garner.
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Seventeenth Tennessee.

We are requested to urge all members OF
the 18th Tennessee, col. a. ). Marks
rcglment) who live in Franklin. county
to meet at the Courthouse in Winchester
the coming Saturday, Sept. LIST, to consu!
as to the general reunion of said regi'
ment which will take place ut Fiat Creek
in Bedford county. September 9th, 1871
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MARRIED.-At the residence OF the
brides father. Aug. 23d, lS77. by Rev. }.
l.. Payne. Mr.. f. lsham Keith to Miss
Maggie Garner. All of this county.
We were remembered by the happy par
ties to this marriage. and our thanks are
hereby rendered. We know that "Isham
Keith is as clever, deserving a young
man rs lives, and his bride must be Il
model woman or he would never have
woOcd her. Happiness forever to both.
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o Il. - :"0s"'s.
TINS .SCHOOL OFFERS
EXCELLENT FACILITIES

To those desiring an education. 1t IS
easy Of urcr,. from ci,herN iuchrSlor or
CoWAu--Driug abodl midway between
them, in healthy and bcautilu! location,
and ina qui,tond moral urighhorhood,
Chcapcr board and Witionarr here found
combined with superior school-room au-
Vautagrs.
Young, earnest and efficient teachers
vino have warm hearts to welcome ard
wiling hand, to help. impart instructions
and ii /, thorough, careful and complete
The complaint 50 often made that teachers
are slaves to routine, that they blindIl
follow presidents and never originate or
adopt new methods, cannot be made
against this school. She has fresh, young
life. docs not roll in the old rUtS; but l.
guided 10y common sense, and has force OF
will to carry out It's teachings.
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Major Jack Greer, our worthy and most
agreeable ncighbor on High street, and Il
man whom we love almost too much in
deed. lost two splendid Berkshire pigs a
few days since. We agreed to advertise
them ON certain conditions. But he has
found his pigs, and if Major Greer is Il
truthful man we will find Il piG more in
our lot a few months hence. And Major
Greer is Il truthful man.
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Religious

The Rev. Jas. Carmichael (an Episco-
,al minister OF Memphis,) will preach ut
llisonia Academy, near Mr.. NogeIgr-
angs. ut II o'clock Il. m. on Sunday next,
Sept. LIST, 1877.
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NOTICE |!

All persons are hereby forcwarned
against harboring or trusting my minor
SON W. II. League, Jr., on my account, as
| will pay no debts of his contracting,
WIN. L. LEAGUE.
August 30, 1877.
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OUR CEMETERY.-Noticc is hereby Civ
en- to all who feel disposed to assist in
cleaning up our neglected Cemetery
grounds in Winchester. to meet there OH
Saturday morning next. Sept. lst.
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From Crow Creek.
ANDERSON, Tenn, Aug. 9th,
Editor Home journal:

ANDERSON, Tenn, Aug. 9th.
Editor Home journal:
Being detained here longer than cX-
pcctGd when left home, have had lcis-
urc to take Il few notes on "Old Crow
The crop prospect here is excellent,
though they have not had quite enough
rain. the wheat crop was Il iair average.
The peach crop is uprrabundant-thc
trees breaking down under the Ourthcn Of
this luscious Persian fruit Apples not
plentiful.
The most successful revival meeting cy-
cr held on Crow Greek came of last week
at the Anderson Biz Spring Church,
There were Il conversions and 81 addi-
lions to the church. The most singular
feature OF this revival was, that it COM
mcnced with the Old people. One old lady
about Gj years 0lG and several others adj
vanccd in az, were among the first con-
vcrls. have not witnessed such a rcvi-
val in 3OycarS,
Some bold thief took away from AnthO-
nv HlcdSuc's mcnt-hUusc several CanyaSacd
hams .nst Saturday night, while the lami-
~ were ut Suppnr-und this was in sight
OF the place where the great meeting was
in progress.
This =. vi. so to Stevenson, and will
probably return home Wednesday.
j, n. Nc.
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ENPENSES pER MONTH.

For tuition in primary classc, 81 90
" intermediate Glasses. %
" higher Glasses ....... %
ne" Board, from 5000 to $1,000.
Tuition will be charGcd from date OF
entrance to CLOSE of terra.
Wca>k of parents, before sending else
where an examination OF our srIuo! and
it, work.
Students not controlled at Eomc, and
unwilling to Wolk, need not enter, tor
they viii moCbc happy with IL.
For further Information apply to
JAMES " TEREiIL
Winchester, Tenn.
August 9lil-It
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just before going TO press we have
heard of the sudden death of KATE,
aged about 6 months, and daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Fitzpatrick.
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THE AIM

is thorough and symmO uical culture
of body, mind and heart; the Watchword
being airae utulh0od and Il true womHMood.
God place, brother, and sisters in the
same family, and Try placing boys and
girls in the ,dme school, the hoys are gen
tier and the girl, stronger, while the NOR
ais and manners Of both arc purcr and
better.
The first session begins August "a -,
1877. is forty weeks long, and comprises
two terms. each twenty weeks.
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JOHN SIMMONS,
Attorney at Law
Winchester, Tenn.

VIII practice in the Courts of franklin
and adjoining counties. and in the Sl-
premc and Federal Courts ut nashville
Prompt attention given to thecoIlertloh
ofrIaims. [tcbj-7l-ly.
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FRENCH LANGUAGE,
(Lansrasc Of The Bon Ton and Courtcy)


WiIl, on Monday, September 3d, open
his Fail Session, for the propose Of tcach~
ing his pupils the second course IN the
French language, 50 that they can speak
IL more perfectly lie viii also open Il
class for new beginners and Requests that
all who wish TO learn the French language
will confer with him ut once.
REFERENCES Judge \, >. Marks. Mrs
W. j. Slater. j l.. BNugh, ". >, Emb'cy,
Alex Embrey. j. b. Fitzpatrick, DR.. j,
W. Rus,cy, Harry Henderson, G.. J..
Walmslry, DR.. i. c. SIupard, VI. II.
Wilkinson, Capt. b. nuilcld, j II, Merritt,
DR. II, &. Murrcll, Matt, Petty and Geo.
Lefcbcr.
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Editor Home Journal {:

Editor Home journal:
The contemplated high school ut the
Centennial Academy opened to-day Mon
day, 18th August with one hundred pu-
pills enrolled, and II is hoped and be! leycd
that IN Il few weeks the school VIII be M
creased % or 30 per cent. \ large attend
ance OF the friends and patrons were ont
to witness the organization Of the school
ana all expressed II high appreciation OF
the programme by which II is to be gov
erncd. OF course 1t was something new
to us, but we claim to live ina progressive
aye, and having implicit confidence In
Prof, Tcrrill, principal of the school,) we
have all promised him our hearty co-op-
Grafton with that assurance. lie says he
knows nothing Of failure,
The opening exercises were indeed made
sublime by music and prayer. In fact 1t
would occupy two or three columns in
the journal to detail the proceedings OF
this days work alone, for which am
frank to acknowledge my incompetency
Suffice it to say. it Is the proudcSt day III
the history OF the llth District.
Among the visitors who gave promi'
nence 20 the occasion were Professors Bar.
rett and Utcrmoehen, Of Mary SHARP
College, Capt. Fitzpatrick and lady, L. {
Handy and lady, and several other ladies
and gentlemen from outside our own dis
trct. PRESENT..
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| LUMBER, LUMBER,
Hunts Station, Tennessee.

The undersigned j., now prepared to re-
cciye and fill all orders, at short notice,
for the following kinds of lumber, at the
annexed prices;
Oak, per NJ, per cal load. .... .. Sll,i0
Delivered at Winchester or Dcchcrd, ESQ
Gum, per W., per car load, .......... li,3O
DELIVERED at Winchester or Dechcrd, l2.1O
Poplar, per W., per car load. ....... l2.3O
Delivered ut inchc-trror Dcchcrd, 1880
viii receive wheat, corn, bdron.an amy
other understandable barter, taken in cN-
chance for lumber at market prices.
j. ID. LiPSCOMB
August 9TH, lS1i-tf
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aUnI-TW Ia
Braanan u Hunt, Solicitors for COM
plainant.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-02
now LAWrERs IRE MiDE.
The Qualifications Required by the Rules Of
the Court OF Appeals.

ALBANY, Oct. 1. According to the amend
ed rules Of the Court Of Appeals which go into
effect to-day, no person can he admitted to prac-
tise rs an attorney or counsellor in any court of
record in this state without regular admis-
sion and license by the supreme Court at a
General Term thereof. after satisfactory cx-
animation conducted by the Judges OF such
court. or by at least three practising lawyers Of
at least seven years standing at the bar. To- be
appointed for one year at tho first General
Term held In each year in the respective de-
partmcnts. To enttlc an applicant to an ex-
animation as an attorney. he must provo to- the
court that he is n citizen Of the United States Il
years Of age. Of good moral character and u
resident of the department within which the APP
pliration is madc and that he has served reg
ular clerkship Of three years in the Office of u
practising attorney Of the Supreme Court. after
the age Of Is years. An allowance of one year
If made for graduates Of any college or univcr-
sity. and any portion II time. not to exceed ono
year for such graduates. and two years for
other applicants. spent in regular attendance
upon the law lectures Of the law school connect
cd with any college or university in this state
having department organized with competent
prui, -s9rs ana TEA h"r-. ~ winch instruction -
regularly given is allowed in lieu OF an equal
period OF clcrkShip In the office II Il practising
attorney ~ the supreme Court. Attorneys with
whom u clcrkship has been commenced are re-
CURED To- hlm a certificate OF the same in tho
office Of the Clerk OF the Court Of Appeals. The
clerk-hip shall be- deemed commenced from the
time Of such ing, and n certified copy OF the
certificate and of The nlinn shall be- ur1,lurgd MT
thc time oi the Application for examination.
Az the expiration IL two years from the time
q his admission ~ attorney he may apply To
tho General Term Tor examination IA u coun-
sollnr. ron I'll h application he shall. 10y his
own affidavit or otherwise. satisfy the court
that during the two yours since he WAS admit
ted rs attorney he has huen actually engaged in
! inc nrn't'" oi Jaw ~ clerk ia the onir" oi u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-02
THE POPPENHtsENs RAILRO4DTNG.
The Rumors that Arose from the Non-Pay-
ment OF Interest Due.

It was rumored in Wall street yesterday.
that the Popponhusens were in trouble. The
stories Of their endorsements were contradict
tory, one being that thoir paper had gone to
protest for 81 300 900. and another that tho Pop
penhuscns themselves were solvent. but that
disputes had arisen in regard to certain
branches Of their railroad system. and that
until these were settled by the courts they
would pay no interest.
Tho first definite information came from tho
ST. Nicholas Bank. where the interest upon
s2jo.OOO of the bonds Of the Rockaway division
should have been paid yesterday. Many bond
holders called in during the day to cush their
coupons, but all received the same answer
" that no money had boon deposited by tho
Long ISLAND Hailroad Company to pay the in
President Dow1 Of the Bank Of North Amer
ici. tn" institution through which much Of the
Long Island N1llrOads business was done
when, the late MAYOR Havcmcycr was n large
slpckholder was ny q loss ~ conceive how the
Poppcnhusens could be- embarrassed, rs their
two rubber nanuiac tOries, one in NV York and
the other IN Hamburg, are two gold mines, the
annual profits being almost fabulous. They
certainly had $4,000 900 or i6OOJuOO to invest
when they began ~ buy UP the Long Island
Tho great rubber store. in which the Poppen-
husens have figured 50 largely for years past
IL situated at . Mcrcrr street The reporter.
upon asking for Mr. popponhu-on. WAS direct
9d 70 Mr.. Alfred Ioppcnhusen. Who said that
ne knew npthlnE at al about VA" dlllrutlcs. He
had not been down town lately. but his brother
at Hunters Point. might know whether the con
Germ had bursted and the reasons why the in
tcrS had not been paid.
Tho reporter found Mr.. Adolph Poppcnhu-
sen, President Of tho Long Island road. at Hunt
er's Point about taking the train for College
Point, whore no lives. He said that he believed
that the rumors IN Wall street arose out ~ the
refusal Of the Long Island Railroad e. pay in;
trrosi upon the bonds Of the Shutdown and
Port Jefferson branch. n We as of the Central
hullroad 81 Lone island me lorncr air,ady
not right to paw interest upon the bonds Of
roni TINT runs the trunk lin" in debt.
Thc Reporter found "a tall Official with smoked
sr'riu'lo- In Tho Presidents room. He said
That although th" roud WIZ in default. a raise.
had been made, and the interest on the Rocku-
way bonds Will be paid to-day at the ST. Nicholas
Bank
Conrad poprcuhusen entered Judgment yes
t"rlay against the Southern Railroad Company
OF Long Island ior So 1901 Is for money lent.
Mitu mt d, ~; uin4 H-ulu-t tin Flushing. North
Shore ami Central R.'irlad Company Tor no.
Oyu.iO also for mon lent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-02
ATToRyEr- GEyERaL rArRcnrID.
His Reply to Resolution Adopted by the
Rochester Convention.
OrricK or rnE ArroRNrYGrVtRAt }
ALBANY, oct l. IS11. /,

ALBANY, Oct, /, 1s17.
II, he H,lo,iI. Raepc c,nliipg
SIR: In a speech now famous, made by you
to the late Republican Convention held at
Rochester. you are reported to have used these
lust words
The proprictv of dcnouncing and carping Mt
administrative acts ON very small occasions has
not been without advW4tssi rms do,trine. as
public officials. II seems 10 me public officers
are entitled to PRESENTATIONS in their iayor. and
ought never to be- condemned until they and
their acts have been fairly tried. anu then only
on clear evidence
You were Chairman Of the Committee on
Resolutions of that convention. and as such
Chairman reported certain resolutions. and
stated that they had been unanimously adopted
by your committed Thcrcupon tho conven-
ton. doubtless trusting 10 your wisdom and
usual accuracy upon questions of fact, adopted
tho roso buttons So reported by You, and thoy
have become the platform upon which the Re-
publican PARTY of the state Of New York now
stands. The ninth Of the resolutions 50 re-
ported by YOU, contains tine following words:
The Official report ct the present Altorne, General.
made IN oh,di'nrr To tlr eau ui c a.i LEGISLATURE
ponI u' @1rn siH6 In rXrr icc. 6n pro.et"n. IN
which mot one oncndcr Ia. been nun shed mot one dollar
TIC Trust be- placed In more pablo ai ssfu hands
The statements Of facts contained in these
words are false. and their iHlsrhood will be
seen 10y any ono who chooses 20 read oyer the
report referred TO-. whln cnn pe iounu IN AS.
srmbly document No. 81 Of the Assembly Of
1877.
Tho Acknowledgement replied TO the call "
the Assembly 10y scndi< IT, II n report. accom-
panied by an account. which showed every cent
of money that had been paid 10y the State dur
ing the two years ending Dec. 81, 1876. for pro-
crrdngs in law. no matter WHOM or by whom
the expenses were incurred. The total Vt this
account IL slgOOj.1O II shows thai not moro
tan NV" WIZ n!,u 10 r, . ny ,ne
st016 was raid to counsel for services rem.
d"rod in any manner IT, tie prcscn M Attorney
w n,",,,f NV M,.'I, ", III n ' ,, WIFI
tocounscl 10 assist In, present Attorney G"n.
eral or any ot bis pradg "ssors IN carry
,i- ~" m ~ W., =. nii''r '.''i.
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,r-.d d. Ill., ,,,'u , ,,,',, H'tS III III
& ~ n li t.. T. ''' ~ W Ivy 81. W. Ill,
nii i in ,,,,i,'.t, l,,i.,ti NM, rr,,'. ,'l
d." Ntn @ ~ '.h'lu' - il i-'l ~ ,ehl pI s''iu-
WIS ii, i,H, COM 'i'ln "lll'u' ,lHt we
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-02
sHOT BrcfssIr, w. car.
Our TN-Minister 20 Russia shilling u Negro In
SELF De fcnce.

RICHMOND. Ky. oct l.-Cassius NJ CLAY.
Minister To- Russia under President Lin 'oln =
administration. shot and killed yesterday a
negro man named Perry White. The AFFAIR oc-
Cured at 10 o'clock in the morning ON thu farm
Of Gen. Clay six miles from this place. Gen.
Clay has had In his employ as cook for some
time negro woman. the mother of Perry
White. A few days axe he discovered that she
had been stealing some of his silver plate his
table service ana other articles. and he dis
charged her
Previous To- this Perry had also boon ordered
from tn place. being known IN the noi-hhor-
hood ~ i've by stealing. The negro, on his own
account and To aycnge his mother. resolved TO
kil Clay"nd % letter written boy White contain-
ing threat WAS shown To- Clay. The Inter had
anticipated trouble with the negro. aud for ton
DAYS u isl when he went out on MS !arm, had
carried his pistol
Yesterday morning Gen. Clay mounted his
horse Win small. white boy behind MIN, and
start j. 10 an Er0 church M ih' neighl orhuod.
whore Pee intended - ngas"u cooh IN III place
of the N'.f hH di- harloi. II" nal proceeded a
-hnrf distance from M house when ho saw ID
i".s" horse in pasture A"nr thr road side.
Just a- Do" was passing IA. little hoy remarked
ton oi the horse. viii h lad ueit' rr hridle nor
sa'll" on. ay saw tue negro ln in- act ul hld-
INK or tolglug lohing the animal. Suppns-
ins thr negro M 'n1d naking am attack ON
hun rom the cover. Clay l"alcd down,
and passing Immediately in front 81 the horse.
confront u the negro, ana ora red him io throw
ul his hands The negro oicytl. -iukiu. To the
rrpund Clay thcn talked t. him roughly. or
d'riug him from the place. and telling him If he
his hor-" D." would Sin him. Clnv then turned
gri start 4 Tor Ms horse. The negro ros" sud
d mis- ANA naG" at Clay. ut viii h time tine latter
JIG ni- % -tnl and fired twice; both balls took
.f- Z. nn' .n the neck and the other In tho
nrimt'Iy rd' tnt'wn AMI gave himself into
ia ilI tN' am ON Nl uf ih" Law ana II now IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-02

MONDAY, Oct ,1,-FLouE AMI, MEAr.--Thc gen.
pna arss were about .csay w. auo State and we T.
erm s1ncrnnc = isss'" eS'rs sia,s sn-'Ss1 WSs
sT XXX" g. ws WINTER SH'gr' whoa, estfs a.
Do * and ky, 81 So@ss Miang.ota patents, s71
BAKERS ana tnnilv brands s7sss W. southern ship,
BrSn6y SfiH, s rive cqT du+ msawserW WHEAT iss
si9es2o y ton rye fecf slsssla
G m a. i & l FSrIs ss' pcq, csapcT GIG
gr bscembc y JanGsrv II S ,'f for fcDr H
~ i1r MsIcs y - tor ALri AMI u sc Tor Nay
90 mi. mess thc $40, at si i,stiig, but ony AZ
hid at ihe co,c for uctoper and December dcivcrcs
4, arer and active on The SPOT hu, futures dn sales on
y sss'25 cr October and 'ef SoySsSer y; viii
pccem,Gr qu@iei q - =, stocks Of lard ls3sa ,cs
Tory, i0eisc Western TO- pslllc Fresh eggs. 20d
GauS-whcat lower md unsettiri though SO . spring
liz oihusb at 81 n ,ti NJ fr M S,i 1a W aas
and Milwaukee q jiee$l y Tor 80 2de DO and = d
for No ! -pri,g als9 white Sglc 81 iiss ~ and 40
n a Ni ,ay sSs q aga 70, ,, g'g dcyfr 4o
w. rasS Of '-le PAL, dun plime stat. ~ do,
sirndy .alcs on"n bush at 81 $50 Tor wc~tcrI
AMI isi'ic Tor Nlc 10 ncluiir, araici S. 81 81 &C.
TOR mixed ant Hisc for vi ate Indian corn active aud
s1i 5is"S Gu,h ut sia ,.i o, wc.i.rn mi,ci I'M
eimlins stoam'r mixed At 80 sni Tor future de
ior nron,r anl 'il no.. ,7easi, october and sd
GnocHluss RIO coffee quiet bur ,tea'v at ia',s
- for ordinary to Hne enteg. aii i6'i ,22o gold
here IN 1rst hand, lo7 81 bags mid Grades IN,
nnian..d. Ja,n, --t2l Na'"eaA' l7'sgi N'-c. e.li.
lni quiet cuba ,ltc,i i7aIsc NcN Orleans grocery
a. good rctnir. Crba II ~ renirifI. ai au,,,d a
s''4c R,e,ri 10 ie'aani' ana enn standard Al
49,. Sc,ga's .ri' ,rr nnc s,ader 9oohn. :oll q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-02

Yesterday. ut the Exchange. John T. BOYD
sold under foreclosure four lots each 25xiOn
un
A. J. Blocker son announced At public auction 4
house and lot in Now Brunswick = hut no bid being
given, Withdrew II from sale
BERNARD SmN III DAY public auction thu
following desirable city real estate ono plot o land
We east SIDE OF Broadway block front between Thirty
uird and Thirty fourth streets house and lot thu
north side OF Thirty thlrd street of Broadway
premises 40 West Thirty fourth street premises H. IL
and u East sixty eighth street, plot Of and on Lex
gton avenue northeast corner Seventy fourth street,
and plot of land Lexington avcnue northwest or
ncr of srNUut, fourth street
a number Of foreclosure sales are also announced.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-02
DOUN- TOUN REPtBLTCINTsM.
A Political Meeting that vn. Called TO Order
In fosgy uncertainty.

About twontv-nvc- POSSIBLY thirtv-men.
r.-...,,,t,.,,t.. p.,.,,,.i,.a.. ,...t.,i ~
'i'''''f '", ''p"'"'"n A9'"'l"Nl'h 81 'i'
l4r-i Assembly, District. mot in double room
atl52 Franklin street lasf evening. ono lyouo
4. - - ,, . "a -
,"' IN ,npe4- s''&-!'d M rom all ne ias'r
l"cr ll 1n- $40 tNH ntiEhlorh 1od. All wore
thrir hats. and nearly all -m, kcd cheap cigars.
N. d. ,... ,,.i..., .t ... -. q 49,
w. "h' Nh." N""' 'h' I"4p"I' "l an" w"tlh-
WIS q, ha. and No. ono kuNwf 70 what time il WINS
'
!" Nr "'il'd to ORDER 'nc officer SAID; gu'ss
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a Desperate Canadian ne,i.,ing Arrest,

MONTREAL, OFT lon Thur iay lu-t q uos-,
II police lett quebec by the h,nuolcc Railway arrest
H. BARLEY who had been wanted for violating ii
-riuor law. The county constable with small posse
Hl lw.ce attempted the arrest and in hnih u.uur'
rs brad. with the aid Of friends reru-cd the trrof,
f iuus luDh.hoi al them on their approach o. li-
tI.' In the present cas stronger force Mis sent 300
.i ~ brf give Bog,r on entering FNi'} = huu.r
Nr wt hrN horn. and iv tins means gave tIe alarm.
-Hfoh we, mate. AMI only Barley son and % vouu.
rfN nturi Al unnad could be- found They were al
-'N N tI'f WAY BACK y tl inc prisoners, shots were
NHI I tt. li-N, nom oat oi a iiucS brush. oir
~ i ''rlNk Constable Dnnfe IN the back. he iirl
q I' NltNt hNur, aiterwtfi THE Provincial GoYoTu
Ni Nar slf.hed strong 'urro 90 tie boundary hns
70 t. ~ liza,