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New-York tribune., 1877-03-10
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ILLUSTRATED LDUDDB DBVS
FOR SATURDAY. FEB. "a:

SKETCHES IN coSsTANTINOPLE. by our Special
Artist Fall Mdhat Pasha the late Grand vzer Edheni
Pash, the Porte Installation Of the New Grand
Vlzer; ColTsTs Going Wait on Edhei lashai street.
Scene ghenBg the Guard FortncatonS on the os
phorus
THE MYcENE DISCOVERIES Agamsmnon's Mask
aud other objects.
PORTRAITS The Chinese Embsosadors tho late sir A.
clifford sher Black Rod and the late Gen. Chlnsr
Waterloo Cup.
METROPOLITAN CONvALESCENT INSTITUTION;
School al Breed0D, Leicestershire
LISTENING FOR THE FooTsTEP. BY II. J. Duvee.
EXTRA SUPPLEMENT: Miss. BY L. Long, A. r. A.
(frOm Bret Hartes Story.
Price Cd Office 19S strand London. and Of Messrs.
WILMER & ROGERS New.YOrk
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8 Rue Do Ia Oh haussse D'Anti
DARIs.-HOTEL CAMPBELL,
TAMAR HNDIEN GRsLLOv

prescribed by the Facuty)A LAXATIVE refrssk
ng and medic ssed nut ozerga the immediate relief and
eGectua cure Of constipation, headache. bile hcinorrhod
se Tanar unlike pills and the pnrgatyes arssasls
tGke and produces irritation Prepared by oiS
LON "a Ranibrtsau, Paris Depot CASWELI. HAZARD
Co. corner Fifth.ave Ard Twepty f0arttst Sev-Yorx.
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NETWORK. CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER EbLROA Ccrmencug Dec 20 loiG'
through trains VIII leave GraId Central Depot; .
TO rn Western and Northern Express, WIN drawing
o ClIiaui,sr1. ,--. -.t.,.
M SPECIAL chicago and ST. Louis ENpEess Win
Rochester ana blio Asv iH4oISH
Iou,s.
HOO an, northern anA Western Express.
2 80 D. ~, -pec4 albany. Troy ANA western Express
arrive. nj Buffalo 7lO \. M. ,.,.-. -.- . 4,
CaunufagIia. Also Tor Mont -,-l VIZ Platt5HiT3 3i .
$50 u NJ. Pacific Express daily Win @l'rlHlg-cus iOf
Rg,hr,ier Niagara Fails. Buffalo Cleveland, Indianapolis
and Loys ne; also. Cor Cncag" VIA blth l = ana NJ g.
RaIrpa'is and 10 Montreal via ~. Adams.
100 D. H. Express, with sleeping ears lot AIDa! ana
Troy. To-. al, a..
- Broadway, and at WeS'cutL Express Co. ;
Once, No place. Is5 and JI2 broadway NeW'NOis
apd .;.j " asl.ugtol st., Br0p ,lyn .
"' ''' C. y. MFEKER, General Passenger AGENT
DUJ ADFIpUIA Via LONG BRANCH and
the %tW.JrkSEY SOUTHERN HAiLHOAD.--tIre
lower than 10y any route CJmmencn2 November -
1873 leave Now.YoF Pier North Ryer foot OF Rec
VinelanL ,,-- nj NJ.
town. and IUcllrt0n- - - g, 6ei M.Ea-d4.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-10

ID and Naugatuck railroads Fare 81. Steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves at ll30a and bridgeport al
IL pm
BOSTON g. NEW-YORK AIR LINE II. r.
- WINTER .-rrains leave N "; y;
H. H. IL X Grand Central Depot daily tSunays eNcep'o
follows:
lpm.-Boston Express Arrivcs Worcester 1885 p. m;
Boston, D. NJ B-Passengers take this tram At
jersey City transfer Maryland) 1890 o. M, or
Varem River l0j Pullman palace cars through with
out change
1l35-Boston and Nashua Express Sleeping coach from
Grand Central Depot to Nashua, odng night changes ar
rives: Putnam $50 a Worcester 1870 a. M; Nashua.
925 Portland l:2O m arrives Boston 81 10 a. ~
N BLeJye Jersey City (traDser steamer Marya1o) lOoi
y m. and Harlem River 1910 ~ NJ oo,,n
w. H. TURNER j. l. FOSTER
Superintendent Genl Passenger Agent
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Leave from foot Of Desbrosses and Corandt
$40 n m. for Washington and the West Richmond.
Charleston and the South Pullman Parlor from New 0k
TO Baltimore and Washington making close connection for
Pittsburgh Cincinnati ST. Louis Louisville Chicago &C.
for Washington, and for Richmond and tho South,
via GordoDsye Pullman cars from NewYork 70 Baltimore
and Washington.
D. daily gton. the south and West. Pumans
secpers rOm York 90 baltimore and Washngton making
close connections for Chicago, Cincinnati Louisville, St
Louis Pittsburgh, the south and South West Connects at
Washington with trains for Lynchburg Florida NewOreans
and the South
For through ticket1 please call at Companys Offices 3l5
and 23S Broadway New York and at Tcset Offices, foot
OF Corandt and DcshGsgessts. AID Depot Jersey City
ASK FOR ICKET3 VIA
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
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PACKING.

The cards be banded in parcels Of twenty 25) and
packed strong pasteboard or straw securely bound on
with Linen cloth glued each
than hundred cards; the
boxes wrapped and securely fastened in strong manila
paper sealed 10 safely bear transportation by mail
oI delivery pOstmasters When two thousand (20OO
more cards required fill the order Of Osmaser, tho
pasebOar boxes containing the must be packed
IN strong wooden cases wen strapped with h0Orr0n SAID
packages shall be addressed by the contractor under
the direction OF Of the Department Wooden
containing tie cards to DE transported by water routes must
be provided with suitable waterproctng
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Drooflnn Keal Gs!als For Sale.

DWELLING-HOUSE Nos. - WiliOw-St,
81 Hicksst 90 81 and 100 and 1912 Pine
apple.st., 10 and 1917 WilOuglbys, = LafaYetc3ve
GORDON l. FORD. o. CI7.k St, 5TooSly1.
EOR SALE - DWELLINGS, br0wn-s,One
fronts from 81 OOl TO slpUJO Also, plat.gas ad
brown stone front STORE. c. O. " J. BEDELI, Builders
so. 327 Smith-si. BrOOAyn
sTOR EXCHANGE-HOUSES, brown-st0ne
fronts directly OF Tr0spcCt Fars, Brook
yr for EXCIANGEor SALE. Located, 20 AND 81 seventh
ave 81 and lJj Prospect place, So In
coHpace all every respcct Admirably pcais WIN
ali nrroyemeAts owner Foud take in part payment lois
grual houses. ROBERT s. BUSSiNG, @Oi Mon. ague.st,
Continental Building, DrO0kyn Broker IN Reai Estate
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STOCK on HAND.

The contractor all tlmes month from the
commencement the contract be required 10 keep
hand subject the control OF the department. not less than
900 900 finished cards. that each and every reqnstiOn
from the Department may be promptly filled as soon as re.
celvcd.
tractor expiration OF the any time dur
existence furnish an extra quantity OF CauS not ex
ceeding supply Tor three 90 months.
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-yyn Jr,r-Flegont COTINTRY RESIDENCE
fnrnltnre.

DEMOVAL-Small expenses and nfat bar
"a g1Ius IngTa'n and stair Ctrpcis 2ec OleloiS Zoc
a r ~ white and Blankets, Horse ElanErtS huDpcF
- ','ri-,t.' ANBG.W LESTER . CO.,
IL ana l3 West hcusion-st, near Brpadway
5yN g.. SELLEW,
Manufacturor Of
BF-Rs,
OtFICE AND LIBRARY FURNITURE,
No. ,0j EjLTuN-~F., y. ".
FINE CYIISDEE AND ROLL DESKS
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r FJICU VALLEY RAILROAD.

Z EHlGH VALLEY KAIIRUAU.
- ARIA SEGMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS Jan. l.,
lS-7-Ieav, delojs 81 CorjLyd mt Dcsboasessi5 a.
$50 =. m Night EXprrss, daily. fr i2stol ete,l Al
cutowr Mauch Cnnl WilkesbaFrc, Fstol, Sayre iInra
ithaca AUllu. TOclcstc EuhaO, Ntear! rails, ahd thr
West lulmau sleef,inZ coaches attached.
~ IOI,'r. H. sANRI, SUp't and Ene'r.
General Eastern Olce NJ CC.ch ami CO.tIhOt'ts
(lLNS. u. CLMAll lNGS. A9Nnt
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e provided with suitable wateT-prOCting.
DELIVERY.
n IL eynected thai the CONTRACTOR wi

II expected the vii ready
the delivery Of the cards the LIST day May when the
and thereafter they must DE promptly fur
nished and delivered complete In all respects IN such qua
De required 20 ill the daily orders OF
The may be required be delivered separate pack
ages above provided for at the postOice the place
where manufactured the adiacent
large postoice with adequate facilities for handling and mail
the cards the discretion OF the FotuaGt
quantities NJ the PosOice Department at Washing.
tOn d. G.. as the PosInast eneral may direct
New-York tribune., 1877-03-10

NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEWJEIsEY:
Trans leave Eng!oword. ClJser. Piem0nt al Ny9c'
7 p45 r. H. J. 3. 4, i:J, j1u Gu $50 p i and SatirdA
nights only 70 1880 pm SUNDAYS 4. IN aud $50 p NJ
NauUet gTir2 valley ana Nsnsry, 4J 4. n fl3 p n
JNU. \. ABBOTT Gen'l Pass'r Agent new \ orX
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Goui!irn propcrin Go Ect.

NITY and dCOUNTRY-LOW Rem 40 min
v comfortable ride from iihcriyst lc1nncdaE trunk
lHfs - nrre.ons trains ri. ns. Teliy IRE goo coz, &
ro"a gr2e cellar heater 60 4oi Az c2i va Vac p1tn'
o@t!'i @ a. .,is y7l,k bv paved ~
from dcyos and confer ~ ty 81 Fzaai ana tWo
minutes walk fr9ai .a.sstr siasiyi Nv "eSs M D.
E65a, i5s.1 l. : 'io 5 ! a,sa.. 5 ;,P3.' - re' y = -
EvOR RENT, at trvingto1-oD-Iludson, y. Y,
Good 6r M nq coageaisnty ociiti 5or par
sicUiar nqiie Of j. {. WILLIAMS, Agent s. l. c. and H.
4. b. at rv.nston -iauon'
FURNISHED HOUSE to LET at Newark, n.
, h., AMI eod ,ttr sewer come
iaundry &C.: MINUTES penasylya,a Railroad depot;
Savaacs ciil o. aasess OWNER, c2 sherman
vE7O RFNT-A desirable double frame HOUSE,
IN god ocler, with grounds si't di1.2nce ron ihr
TaTGtoan cI = NJ FEiTiNGiLL, 81 Parkrow, Ne0.york
T7O RENT or for SALE" -"CAkSWKkL
HOUSE, cornwall oiiaasoa' 10 ra9ms ia'i..saSn ~ i
throughout - acrga hfiPi ec ] i % t siu AMI ErS
St, j. o. HIGGINS i1nes' eF G' - o., ~ @ MS
TI7O LET, in Hoboken, n. J.-The Hobolen
Land and Improvement COMPANY have HOUSES to let
from year 1lost OF these houses in dcsira
be locations command fine view Of the North River
They are m the and ae kept so By Tie company
Hlso FLooi:; FtNcii Flats to i't ,u, 80 xow
ark ST., iioooSrn, y. j.
r;NO LET-In M0ntclair, Y. j., for one year or
more rs IS going 10 Europe HOUSE n roughly
perfect order and water; - acres oI
land win lawns. het@rs iTuIt, Vegetables 'oi
summer snd Winter and plenty 81 has raised Tor hofs;S
also r. fine cow aid lens place at oHnes'eA
Dcuse by experienced gardener. Apply 10
F = ID. T. WARREN,
40 Broadway.
TY7O IEASE-At Quogue, l.. l., for term or
years the REsIDENCE and part OF the fAl'M of ine
I,s Joi H. Post from New iofR by Long Island
Pro,d aud near the station the house. outhuildinss and
family ~ buaIdiEE ilt ocean
i, i'm fu within 10 minutes ~1lk ana also az
10 Erc.cS RAY facilities bathing boating, nAhHg
and rie :i,.upl=cd. pleasant Surroundings ana nas over
be n a uatrl auA iDpnar re.pIL -. ,--- - ,o - On
;hcT c.aT5 GAfeas \" ~ PUBL i'oD w. NJ 'o
Wal--;.. New fcrk.
THNO LET-Elegant COUNTRY kESlDENCE
In New Jersey minutes from city Han. New fork at
Riacird Tark three from depot gounGs 20 acres
hnstifry Laid Ol with fru and other trees and 5prdlj
ay MS: house roscoed from top to bottom finished III a
foi contains b4t gas and al othef l ehiti
city house; able, hothoGsa &C. Sc Also S!iiE ~ IN
froIt aud grounds Ia sIicntH
20 rent cncdn Apply 10 j.
WDOlIS. orce America Life Insurance Company ~
ana 10 " aTren.s; NcNI0rh, beiWssn Al ana oclo'~
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rEO PHILADELPHIA,
A
PENNSYINANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
bstWcCl
NEW.N ORE AND PHILADELPHIA

NI.W-N DIRK AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through TraiGs way daily three DepOts IN
Philadelphia. tWo in NcH-GOrk.
Tracks the most Improved Equipment and the FASTEST
Time consistent IN absolute safety.
Express Trains leave New Ork. VIA DeaDiOsecs ana Cor
landt streets TcFT 80 as iouws:
Q D. M and l. midnight sunday, $50 a. L. D D. T. $780, aid
r. ~, -, ., a., o.,
Retnlune trains Leave Phi adelpha 3:2o %3D 49, $50,
ard II a. ~. Limited Express $50 o. n), lln !, J"N 4 anl
midn ght. ON SUNDAY, 80, $50, $50,
n m T. T. 1:}j T. H.. ana ~ midnight
Trar offices 80 aud gll broadway, No Astor House
aud iCt Of pesbIoss,s and CJr1ldl s;; No C9Grtst.
protITu. Nos. III, llG and llS HulsOnsf, I0hUAen
uof Jersey City Emi grant Ticket Ohee, Ma Battery
uIec, n. Il. nOYD, IT,, Gcnl Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. a.
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gteamboats an6 Railroads

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatonic
- and Naugatuck railroads Fare, s Steamer BRIDGE.
PORT leaves Catharnesp at ll30 and bridgeport AZ
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Conntrn Rcai Gstnte for Safe.

a BARGAIN.-For sale or rent, al MorIistow!n,,
~ cot'egc 81 y y !oGe' g 5Srag aS g da iR,a3 81
A -NEW-BRIGHTON, staten lsland-COI-
~. ThGEs TO LET. $500 s7Co, ANA $500 per aunun Ap
Ply to = 6. GRisW6LD, Il sonthst. -.
a FINE BUILDING PLOT, go by 150 or
7eHga three dee fHSrs q t. ( csl I2Sg3 2l Ser GSS ES
convcnences OF gas sewers water sc
A VALUABLE MILLING PROPERTY FOR
6nchsss $50 COMFY m 'S e. E'sS T 5scids 4 a@aT2s @
c@c c3@ rhs1SG snG w 1 ,ed al in The is Of rr oced
in large section OF grain country For further particulars
inquire of the SDO''''O'i' On ''' 'WAsneGToN FISGER.
a T CROTON LANDING. FOR SALE.
n desirable FARM Of % acres, suitable or ceDtrinlhs
Of the od Ii6any Post Road one mlg north q tho
1f 'a my covered w Spps & F%Fs ana S.HT emP %
GOOD barn icehosc other outbwidnes The horse CON
schars ei4i afa 5Gdys. F2s' Dw4RD s cEEET Sns
DOATING, BATHING, and FlSHING.-,5O-
D acre FARA 20 miles from city near stations g00d gee & so
and oat:ungs Ia ne s la g. m 1sy so rsmaa aG Vo i'''
front Oh i'''' ALFRED HERM1NcE, gs Murray-st.
CORNWALL, \. Y.-Farms, $ te 400 2 acres; res
Gvias, cottages mills &C. Tor sale OF rent JAM 70 " l
HARMS for SALE. Early land
L G. n. GAEDINEh, kinss,ol, Easter Shore, No.
U,OR SALE:FARM, 80 acres, Staten Island !;
Z 500 fect Princes Bay, near he 5ing S[ound3
low price $e,5OOj easy terms A. JoUhNEA'' 40 LIS
NOR SALE. EXCHANGE, or RENT-Three
4 HOUSES in bloomfield, y. j., one hour from Ne~.Yo,k
tst house Is rooms; modern Improvements furnished oi
nfuTulcl stable, CaTra geCuse sIdcn iruli &c one OF
tb finest locations Bloomfield second house. WIN els'
rooms barn. 70 fcrcs OF hl O
owN ER, from l. o'clock. at No. 81 Parkrow Room
No. 80.
E1OR SALE-A small FARM, continuing %
acres: hOars from New-York, minutes fT'n SclneIS
Centre Deoo MalODac RI high ground plenty II shade
trees and very healthy good buildings all in good repair fruit
NJ an kinds If not sold March - will he offered II
aurIion on that day OHehaf OF the purchase money may Ie
main on bond and mortgage at aix per cent
Sd1eIs Centre Wcstc!iesttrC0. y y
IOWA LAMPS p wlsxnpAoo CO.
We'll located In tracts OF 80, 100 aad 800 acres SOL ex
eeet Title perfect good opportunity 10 secure afi
u constantly increasing n Ndle.
Address r. o. Box 500 NOrwais. Conn.
NEAR BY. ON EASY TERMS.-ONE
or L1th Of ~ desirable villa Hcsidenco3 - onis r4c
Irolcrn improvements. ~ minutes nom asi New Olh
of intersection Of the PennsYlVaha an
CouruI vt Elizabeth, ana minutes WAX
I'm rassengcr station the latter nanhcd by paved hPh
0ut in drive gaTden lawn, shade, iruii ho"tr & o.
stable house premise, Vautd az NI"v,u -.
al equity 5000 eac1 SOO PCT hiDh''
Address Post-Ofco Box lSi. EEzlbeth. y. ).
n.EIDA LAKE, Central New York.---iiilIinnt,,-
y nshiuR boating, very doslraDie 81 hfibis
HOME SALE, with great attractions loI oitoiToo.
spors and exercise about 80 acres 10 4iult
esst of fhe Midland Rslrad station OF west vienna lp
n.agip Shore Highway passes throughlt
fnnre. aules Price, SuOo inquire VI
r. HIGINBO1HAM, oneida, y Y
New-York tribune., 1877-03-10

NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &C., Fare, 81
~ steamers lelfo recssp dairy Cn'ays eNcepted, Ia
New Haven at aHd II p. connecting with fnH'
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resident agent ofthe Department viii have supervision Of
the manufacturer OF the cards. and he shall
at full free the apartments aud
vaults cards manufactured and stored for tho
purpose inspecting the The contractor shall furnish
him an suitable Cice and deskToO properly fur
nsed transaction Of the business OF his agency with
ont 10 the and such shall also be i'm
me connected with the apartments used for mailing and
registering cards The POstmasterGeneral shall also
have night any time to inspection TO be made,
any agent agents whom he may specially designate for
vaults for tho
enuacturc cards. ando the cards in OF
manufacture stock He shall also have the gt 10
nm Inspection made and in such he
desire It, process OF manufacturing paper all its
sta apps
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addition the contractor will be required 20 furnish lbel
the for each package In accordance with
daily lists furnished by the agent OF the Department together
all other blanks required 10 be incOsed with The
also all blanks for Jay weekly, monthly, and quarterly re
turns relating TO the number Of cards furnished.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-10

The number OF cards issued during fiscal year
1oSl and IL "a expected that the
fiscal year will be aboat ls0O00oO0. The numter requ
during the next contract term viii probably reach bill
QUcOOOO 0OO at Least but the contractor furnish
that may be required without eence to this estimate
hWARD-PROPOSALS- -NiREEMENr-nOND
New-York tribune., 1877-03-10

The contractor will be required 10 report weekly under oath
number OF cards manufactured nsbed unfinished and
sp0o the number issued during the week. and the
available for issue all spoiled cards 10 be destroyed
OF the Department In the OF the contractor
his representative or otherwise disposed Of the Postmaster
General may direct. -
New-York tribune., 1877-03-10

ENOR RENT, at irvngtO udson, y. ! :,
( FCBNislIED HOUSE with eXcG.i; @ eIoai'ts AL IN
Good uIl,r: leasGutV coHFeGantly located ror par
cuars nq,Hie Of t. G. WILLIAMS, Agent = l. C. ana H.
T. H.. at irwin gtCn station.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-10

J-AtlIaci!yt, conIeI.t, cIonp nov, t"osIory, bal
,ut.g rtlic roof hot and colt water, sewer come ,iOn
leat.I and every 'jHtrEcucr = I"mns ann Eft' HIlc
laundry &c minutes penl5ylVl,il Railroad depot
.1,y...r to lines OF sI,et T. n "a mOlth, ~
advance. Call or ad!.ess OWNER, C2 5hcIuaI-:''., 90
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TgNO RENT or for SALE" tARoN ELL
\ HOUSE Cornwall on-iuasoa, 10 rooms iii--isAen
tJIgou-pt 90 acres ba!n. cottage fIt and shade iis
ti.niri : r. CAI.-WE.LT, corner PdvUuilavc AMI ITe
'''' '' - G.. n. 4 AI;sG ELL.
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rIIn RENT-A dcsirnhle donle frame HOUS

I'm glJd Crlcr with ar0unas shbIt distance nom III
tro m Cifrtov rpl! Apply 20 PC bDN a BIZ W :,
TarryioWn S. NJ. PEIriNGlLL - PaIkI0w Ne"-i ofk
New-York tribune., 1877-03-10

AnElDA LANE, tcntTa new u Vih ~,
W ing, fishing boating, &C; Vey 9ost"De 81 o. t 10.
JtogT foT SALE, with great attractions Tor ohlOiuoos
snoff and exercise 50 acres 10 utliuy srae On
,t sore o Oneida Lake. with fine or front - IL miss
esst of me Midland Railroad station OF west vienna lo
Highway passes through ~ hOit..h
kanses aples pears grapes, Price Sduoo inquire Vi
Y UItIINBOTHAM oneida, y \.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-04

A..L.HU
The Coismbns (GA) Enquirer has
the follosiog 10 reference TO the kill
ing VI Capt. Cs,esby F. Jones 10 Sci
ma. Ala Capt. Cstesby r. Jones,
who was second in command of the
irvn-ciad Msfrimac at tbs time she
nearly destroyed The Federal aeet 10
Hampton Roads, died 10 Selma. Ala
on Thursday Last from wounds receiv-
ed at the hands Of A j.. Harrall, a
Ieadisg mercbsBt of that piacr, the
day previous. From all the igforma-
ton Ne can gather. it seems that
jones' 500. aged Z. aud Harrall's sor,
aged 10, became involved in q difi-
Guilty and fought, Young Jones WHIP
ping IIssraIi. Up,n Investigation
Mrs Jones i,uad her bay Vas TO
blame, aud srore an apI ,geiic note
to Mrs. HarraII. who was a Rear
neighbor. and made her by carry
the ue,e, with inrtrue. ions 10 appl'-
gig. To- young Hsrrall. and ais, Ia
give some fruit To The later u aid Ia
the plessanta@ss- On The arrival "f
young jones, Mrs. Harrall, ~isb.a
perc~iving the nn;e at all. told h,r
boy he had 10 sli,, J ,nr~ by. NE.r-
upon they { ughl, shirh stnid II :.
resulted 10 a see nd yietry frJ nes
but far the inlerseieucc Of Mrs. Nab
ry, who took young Jones hume. aud
told Capt. Jones of the fac. He
got his hat and usual wslking-cane
aad went to Harrall's arriving at the
residence, be was asked by Harrall if
be came for q difficulty. He answer
ed NO, bat you acted very contempt
IDLY 10 allowing the boys to 6ght.'
Other words ensued, aud Harrall.
drawing a pistol, shot Jones in the
right breast, from which be expired
the following day"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-04

New YORK, June 20, 1871
JEWS AT rae HOTELS

aEN- Al EHE IoIkLs
The great sensation ia New York
lust Dow, Is The action Of Judge Hill
ton, the representative Uf the SseS'
art estate, 10 excluding Jews froa
the Grand Uaion Hotel q, Saratoga
TIE Grand Union Is The largest scm.
mer bcsel 10 The world, and the mosl
exclusive. Joseph SeiIgman. 10 d
The wesilhiee. bankers in this city,
ha-. for some years lived ~ the Grand
Uuiou, wilb his family. during rhs
summer months. and he applied las
week fer suitable apartments for thi.
season.. Mech to Mr.. Silism.n's dis
gust, the clerk informed him ibas be
could not have rooms. acd when ask
ed for = reason said that J0dge Hi
ton bad Instructed him to refuse 81
Jews, To say ,hsss6ese was . storm
would be TO poe il mildly. Be u
known that the Jews are enormously
wealthy in Ne~ York, and are, more
over, numersas They are the iafg
esi bankers aud amnng the largest
merchants, and they coatroi the the
atriesi and operate business There
vas a oazziag among them. asd Z
newspaper war Of vast dimeosions
was the result Judge Hilton gave
a. his reason for bis action thai any
bo,el xas ruined The moment il be
came knoxn ss Jex house. for tbs
reason that The yess are all load
coarse. obirusiye aid Ellby- II,
-sid they would get rooms ~ ID,
lowest possible rates. and sAuggft
into them eli the:r si>i:ors thai Ikel
were ellty in their bsbits. add tha
they swarm in such Iamb<rs ~ q
nonopeiize the piszzas inss in =
public 8 place a. hossi sb<y has
privileges - guess xkich gave thea
license to be dsssgreeable 10 olhe
people; that iheir xamen xere gross
Vulgar and orer-drsssed.-in shor
lie vcuidrt have them ahoat 1t an,
price. Ga The other hand, The Jew
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-04

WASHINGTON. " u, Jane 2s.-A
farmer named Crsnston, living near
Harketistown this morning shot and
killed Burton Mitchell. Who vas A.
10 burslarize he house Of
The farmer Mitchell vas . member
ola ssag Of marauders who fsr some
time past have been The terror 70 The
farming communities Of Warren sBc
Hun,efdvu ceuaikS
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-04
DIED.

DRUBAKER = Thursday morning.
June Il. 1877, George BrubakeF. aged IL
years 10 m0aths and ? dayS-
SHAULIS On Monday. June ..
1877. Mrs Sayiiia shAlls. agrJ a6 years
and 10 days.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-04

In the HERALD of June 18th, E brief
account, written by s correspondent, was
given Of the burning OF the house of
Capt. Morrow. al HArnedsville, in which
several inaccuracies Occurred, irom which
we desire % clear our wcrthy correspon-
dent. The old gentleman Is So years old
and not 50. his daughter was absent at
Pittsburgh and mo-. st home as the srticie
stated.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-04

On Tuesday evening. June a6,h. Miss
Anna VI. Baker. OF Mt Pleasant. leciured
in the Lutheran church. At this place, on
the Past. Present and Future Girl. -
The subject was handled in 4 mastery
manner. that made il pleasant and attrse-
tive to the audience. We regret that Miss
Baker did not have \ larger audience, bat
then Somerset people will patrouize any
thing but i lecture.