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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-09-29

A NEW One-IIorse Carriage for sale, by
II \. c. DRAWBAUGH.
DuliicldS, Aug. % II
NEW MACKEREL-Just received Il
Y fresh supply, one-fourth Barrels and
Kits. by j. ). MELVIN.
Dufieds, Aug. p, 1877. ii
SPECIAL Bargains in Fig. Mattings and
y Rae Carpets, this seasons purchase, and
bought low, by j. >. Nj kLNlN.
AIDES DRESS GOODS to close AT cost
y and from 30 to 100 per cent less, will
sell without regard to cost. Now is the
time for bargains ut Elk Branch and
Umionville, by j. ;. MELVIN.
Duffields, August /, 1877. II
TOR SALE-Sun Guano, said to be the
L best Fertilizer ever used for the mon
ey. Price, cash, $3l. Time, $3j, II
months and interest.
!. 5. MELVIN.
DufiicldS, Aug. %, 1871. If
DURE Dissolved Bone Phosphate CT
/ Lime for sale by
A. c. DRAWBACK.
DufieldS, Aug. /. tt
DURE Ammoniated Dissolved Bone, for
l sale bv \. c. DRAWBACK.
Dunclds, Aug. I. If
DATRON'S Compound and Drawbaugh's
Ammoniated super Phosphate for sale
by \. c. DRAWBAUGH.
DufieldS, Aug. /. If
NEW Mackercl and Potomac Herring, ut
Y &C DRAWBAUGll'S.
Duflields, Aug. +. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-09-29

The Democrats Of New jersey have
nominated Gen. Geo. Is. Mcclellan for
Governor Of that State.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-09-29
n a L | o n A l.
Coal! Coal ! Coal &!

w f will constantly keep on hand a
W quantity Of CUMBERLAND COAL,
at the Coal Yard in Shephrrdstown,
which will he sold at the lowest prices
for Cash. Persons in want of Coal will
call upoE Mr.. John II. Schoppcrt, our
Agent, who will render satisfaction.
MCCUAN Il co.
Sept. s. 1877. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-09-29
w atclaesS
e5eWelr!y q!

d OMAlNE GOLD, so extensively worn
III in Paris, was first discovered in 1870,
bv the celebrated French chemist, Mons.
ID. BE Lainge, who manufactured ii into
iewery, and for five years sold ii TO the
leading jewelers. of Paris for SOLID GOLD.
In 1879, when his secret became known,
ten of the manufacturing jewelers. eStab-
li>hed Il stock company, with Il capital
OF $40, 200, 900 for the purpose OF manuLac-
turing ROMANO GOLD JEWELRI AND
WATCHES. With this immense capital,
and the aid of improved machinery they
are enabled to produce all the latest pat
terms of jewelry at less than onc-tenth the
cost of Solid Gold, and of Il quality and
color which makes it impossible even for
experts to detect it from the genuine.
WEHAVE SECURED THE EXCLUSIVE AGEN-
CY OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA,
for the sale of all goods manufactured
from this metal, and i'm order To Introduce
them in the most speedy manner, haveput
up assorted sample lots aS given below,
which we will sell at UNE-TENrH THE RE
TAIL VALUE UNTIL JANUARY lsT, ISIS.
Read the list.
5O-CENT LOT.
One Gents Watch Chain. retail price 81 90
one pair Engraved Sleeve
Buttons, retail price -
one Stone-Sct Scarf pin, " -
One set Spiral Shirt studs . " -
one i'm. shape Col. But'n :" - 30
One ny plain Wed. Ring I" g -
Total SOU
For ~ cents we will send above six az
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-09-29
SUMAC AND BARK.

T WILL buy any amount of Sumac leaves
L that are gathered in due time and pro-
perly cured according to the following
directions and
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-09-29

ID ECElVED by last steamer fine lot OF
Ill MEMS HATS of the best quality and
different colors.
Sep l. w. CHAPLlNE.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-09-29

A NEW One-Uorse Carriage for sale, by
II \. DRAWBACK.
DunicldS. Aug. - II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-09-29

according to quality, rs follows-dcliver-
cd ut my SUMAC AND BARK MILLS,
Winchester, Va.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29
CHRISTIAN WORK AMONG YOUNG MEN.

The Young Mems Christian Associations of the
Southern District STATE, comprising tl city
Brooklyn Long Island Island Wescbester and Rock
delegates yesterday convention at Association
Hall Fourth ave and hundred and twenty ninthst A.
Emons the secretary reported for The Brooklyn societies.
Col Ketcham for Harlem Dooy the Bowery branch
r. Eade for the North shore Association OF Staea Island
r. Mcirncy Tor the NewY0rk Association. All spoke
encouraging Eadie said that his association lad
provided smoking young bu did not furnish
The crafs debate followed 90 the prOpueT OF shch &c
ron but % was decided That eo0i O1accl and cArla1ny
Mr. McBruey sac thai The parent
society n0uslng 1ut DC did not zee. satisfied In by
gone lines the church members were largely m the
majority tc attractions OF thC gymnasium, baths, etc,
had drawn uumh,rs OF ufcsOus young men, NO care noh
ins for their spiritual weare The ses closed Win
eoafercnc eeng addresses being ude By many ceIgy men
Of al
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29
Avr-yuAppy SECOND MARRTAGE.

The divorce suit Of Regina Van Opstal against
John Van Opsta before Judge WestLrook IN supreme
Court Chamuer yesterday upon application by George r.
Ian hen on behalf OF the plaintiff. 80 week aH0ny
and $3.50 counsel The couple m-rrd 10 May 1870
and lived together but three months Both had been pev
ousy married and Mrs Van Opsta had lived with her hrsi
husband 2 wears VT O,sia had hye children by MS
former WHOA daughter - years oi iHd Tour 7'- ~
years of Through her urst hushaha, Mia Az
Opatal possessed OF tNo houses r "oaNh ant .ie
ae,s .a discovered after er marriage Wlti an
that property. Sic e
Im permit him b" collect te
rents WleIelpen put bis daughter IN cAlrse o hls
hons. hold Iis tacn lCft him. and has since
hctn living upon ihe rents 1i the tHo houses Which
lad be bone % curBon uetwoeH hem Lat year tne
rtuf d g rrig $500 aHi the iJyr insurance, a.d s-tAt-
amounted o. -GJl. lId SIZE o. compelled 20 nkt piS m"uh
fr maintenance Sys that Mr Van oi-lni ~ On the
NoIesae liquor ulsiuess ana has income oi A. month
tie SAYS lct iiu without or urFnsa " tidt
slor s ls.j, The liquor business belongs o. a -r
f.ua whom oi 4il Hcrhi ul "hh hr
s; norris the Younger children ana thai Mrs. Van op-ia
uudauty able support herself The case J.. no" on
trial referee detectives haF tstAei az 20
iuAdcity of Sir Ntr pUsfa He declares, however ihat
sbrucd 20 pt7urr temsclves at lat h i hlc
of TIE charges ate aealnt him. Judge ,sthrnnh post
the no4ruE aN Is, 10 await lAc result OF
the before thC Trlt-
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29
THE COURTS.
DR r MOTT SUED FOR DIVORCE.

A suit for divorce is now pending before
exIure Barbour as referee the parties to wnch are
well known in New-York society. The plaintiff Is Mrs
Mamie NJ Mott who asks FOR an absolute divorce from
her husband Dr. Alexander b Mott, on the ground OF
adultery The plaintiff il the second wife OF Dr. ho'
TO whom she was married in June 1879 she Is mem
Der Of the Smith family Of Smithtown L. L. ana niece
OF the late A. T. stewart She is considerably younger
than her husband Immediately after their marriage DI'
Mott and bis wife up their residence at his hand
some house at Twenty -seventirst. and Madisonave'
Within short time Mrs. Mott claims ihat
she became eognzant OF certain circumstances rehecI
n mon the fidelity OF her husband These occurrence
il i said, principally associated WIN ~ ;
house which Or Mott owns az NcwROcheAe NO opposl-
nan has been made by Dr. Mott to the granting OF
divorce, and "A separation would nave oeen quie'iS p
Ar cted had not application for aim"ny peh hi9c
tv Mrs Mott wh,ch he unWiilinG % alloW iHri
tf,f his incoFne WAS insufficient Mrs. hOu- cOti.5"i N
answer. cited fact tildt few years ago III ye ~
amt against the Consumers lee Company estht' ntI
has annual income about ~2DDOO. IN repH 10 uS,
Ir W,tf mas shown that while the statement then maze
was fr1ie his income has been very much fedcen SUI.
that ine in consequence OF injuries wDlch ne susHoH
from being thrown from bis caIr!as'.
Although DR.. Mott has not OFiosea tDc gIdn -. o
dyorce bs friends ass rt taat admission i herthS
made OF the truth of cndrge. Inty cdli tnib
Mott was the object OF unjust suspicious ana tlI nIs
wife rendered their home unenduFane Dy het "'n' "a
confidence In him, and by her ospl0udSe over Dlm ho
uas been heard 10 very plain language IN ntNcilYh
tie misery whic he sals ucr conduct chuScu hlA IL,
Winter he urgcd separation on account Oi theF want ol
harmony, ana is now well satisfied 20 nave vac vi ~, ~
grated DR.. Mott occupies prominent social anu pro-
assOpa nO.Iti0n this city lie IS son ui ihc am
SURGEON Valentine Mott. Is professor IN Ben Fuc aieu
zeal (orge and has received various houoHhy %
0ns in his profession. Judge Barbour began 10 Ia
testimony in the case Wednesday, ana some time VIII
probably Ella pse before Il IL finally disposed OF.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29

Mayor Ely issued proclamation yesterday to en-
force tho penalties OF The dog ordnance and after next
MONDAY July lie orders the dog pound, at Sixteenth
a. and East River shall be kept from n 70 p He
and appo9ts Mcaahon the keeper. Dogs not claimed
An redeemed within after capture otherwise dis
posed o. Be killed destroyed by drowning Following
and districts Of pc appointed 70 seize and
cap u. dogs found large and authorized To be
seized captured by said ordinance" Ist Thomas Sheis
I'D William McMulleu IIId Thomas Birmiue. am w
j. Bruu.es Ntn Daniel GiIen Vith, james McL ughhns .
With. George HOstoni NIIitl James W Plsncyi LAtl
John faCan; Nth Patrick j. Hughes KIN, Daniel brown
XlIh Peter Sebrrt; NIIlh, pciCr NJ smith AlNh. JOnn
Mann XN "a, Charles McNearyi XVIII. ParcS Cango
XVIII. John g. Doocy; XVIII William Kern NlAth,
Thomas Mcknight; &Nth Thomas Butler ANlsi, Henry j.
Williams XXlId. Thomas Hart, XNtIiA. William Mc
MahoH. XXIN th Bernard Dorsey XXVtb, Daniel Delaney
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29
LOPEZ As DEFENDANT.

Joseph Lopez, who woOed and won MISS
Georgana Morrison without the consent or even inc
knowledge Of her family who reside at NO l45 West
Forty-seconds preparing TO defend the suit Drought
by his wifes father Frederick g Morrison to ahhnl 'te
MARRIAGE After tie discovery Of his daughters secret
marriage Mr Morrison secluded her from her husband
whom he mad never seen and who. he claimed had ulr
ried her in order blckmail her family MI horsoh
lsO claimed that his cook. Sarah j. Lliis was lhstru
mental in this scheme. Lopez obtained wilt OF
Lab.as cOrnus 70 get his wife, VINO ne AZ
Iced was detained against her wishes. In court, now
cvcr Mrs Iop.z denied that restrained ny her
father and declared that she did not wish 70 i've VIII
bcr husband. as she believed thai her marriage vas
merely m. result of conspiracy against her ither
Tre writ was dismissed. and " Mcrson rnnic diaieiY
brought sui lo have his daughters marriage SCI aslde.
In bis COMPLAINT his son-n-w, LODcz y painted ID we
blackes cOors and is charged WITH h4'h% cHrcteu ~
marriage for mcrccnury motives ANA 10" comes tnc
defendant Joseph L0pz, ANA IN an answer ~hcn l,i De
served tOidg admits tat hr married Dy tHt lev w. H.
TiiiaHy Of NcW-IOrA, % Miss CtprSidha Mo4I.oh' a.
ale cfI IN the comp amt. lie denies, however escu
and every following allegation iiht ne mas huic MIN
one wife Irving: that ice = glmher; that he Ttquehos
low resorts aud is living with hdrot; thai hr I
rrA Ms Ior 2 far money! tiat he eOuspicd WIN tue
servants and that he actudtcd 10y any OInet motive
toward his wife than that Of love ...
Mr Ifte2s counsel declare that they VIII htht TINS
sut o the bttor cud MIS-. Lopez tncy ttel ouhleht,
loves her hi.haud but compelled 10 tdbc hef present
coarse cut fear OF the members Of hcl family Nho'
tney say, have -. Ways tYranniZed over her.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29
CRIMINAL NOTTs.

James Flood, charged with the murder of his wife
H. crosby st. lrucucrinoIr several months
on trial before judge sutherland te General
sonf yesterday ui murder in the ulB The pro-.
VIII ne Resumed t.s morning.
William Kehoe and john Thomas. bv promises Of
prnpt repayment induced Robert Bland part $40
They refused 10 rcurE IT. however Yesterday az the -.
sex Market Police Court, upon o obtaining
false prrcHacs, cIrh sentenced o. b. f-
Blk months aild pay hue oi 500.
In the C0ur; Of General Sessions Yesterday VIII
Of enl ciln valued 30 900 nom Caeuce r. Pierce of
l-2 Broadway, Itue 6 NosbuTgn into store
wtl ~" couielerdes, Hud while te prupefurs attention
attracted ht two of tlc thui p.caprl win tho
teACc.
James King and Patricl, Smith. Jointly Indicted
with Joseph Fa0n Tor highway robbery pead- guilty be-
fore Ju,gc ruihtllua I the Court Df SESSIONS
crday and sentenced o years imprisonment
TIE STATE fll-ol lh assault committed night of
sl Snt ana talion Held is arms while King 81 from
hls pocket
Capt Williams Of the Twentv-niuth Precinct
with ul police, on Wcdncslav night
the premises NO lioO broadway house.
which goes 9y iie name OF DE Bur iag. g" The Of
s who were al drullur dancing ln plqcs
Thew arMgnei before Justice Mauis o the Jrne sou
Market Iu court yesitfcII. when Mcrrry he.d
luu bail kecuif "A ali ORDERLY house
and tAc nrn tnd women were dis hirgcd.
At the IOmbs Police Court Yesterday Rernard
gcd converting o. hls own
fji a. sent tO dapl-t boz checks ara 40 in
cash he Nat0na Market Bank lie TIRE TIE chrcEs and
bank book in pieces anh disappeared with the $50
aud arrested He detained for trial In default Of
$1,000 bail.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29
P4SSENGERS S4LLED.

FOR LONDON-li sersis1fo Deula0rh, June 2s-Robt.
Vail Mrs. three children, eyander Wute Prof.
lreunenan. y. blake. Jules TlDdult, " 1hibst. Miss
Williams MS 4. L. Hoisate, Miss Josephine Hogate.
R.berta, Leo Morse. SIR. nc, sye James Cnmal.
Mrs -na infant Nrs. Davis ana CHILD
Capt. BIr-tt, T.. =. Man Corps Mr Ellis r. g. Atw1od,
wood and ant Miss Atwood Miss toit Mss Wiz
than. Cr0Inbls Mr. aud Mrs Mutton Mrs 4. j. Palmer
ami maid.
FOR GLASGOW-T1 Steamship St7ie 0f VirGsi1 June 2s
r. Craig. Mrs. a. r. CraiE. Miss Nellie Craig the Rev h. b.
Bingham. Judge Dwight i.unmis Mrs Lama ~ Han, Miss
Jennie Stckney Mr.. H N. Brown, Geo v. knei-ly Ma
Geo. ~ knclsly Hiss Daiscv kuesy, Mrs. Ella kneisy,
Miss Eva knesy Master Willie knesly, Miss Barbara Hart
Tath. Mis- Rose ridden. 4. harwies-. y Girduer, \ ".
The Rev. " B1usl. VIM. VI. WINS Frank IT, stick
ney. g. L. LoCms Mrs. a. Johnston ana infant. Miss Mary
Robbins. CatuaIine Hunter, Ronald Hunter,
Wm. Tate. Mis- Iate. Robert Harrison. I. Ac-
Henry y. Bake. Ms l. r. Collins. J. Ross
Collins. Miss Kate Frptcrnci hrs. Jt es H. hennedy,
James IuichaacJ James +. Finley Mrs tln IS
Finley. David silver tire Rev. Francis Jansen, the Rev
Philip kryeHv Pdacs Eynr, Mss Nary r. Reese Mss
Rosa D. Miss Bsi. AZ. Colt, Mrs Jane W bucln-
Mlss Elisr ~. huckI am, lla Mary a. hch NJ am
Mrs McDem1ft. Charles II. -tickHcy Mrs. Bradt Miss
Margaret GcolCc George Mss Eliza George D. Join-
son, Hugh McDuucli, Sits Mary Rtuh.u Mfs. lsab IA
scott Clarke Ms. O.. CLARKE and infant, T. ~
shaw Horn. Mary FaIs,t MIS-. Eliza lous ','
Irtu h. Hei, iir- Lu.@I EpI, t.isa ID
Ariusrung charles Wilson. Edward farDorn. Patlck Ne
CleTuon John Price. the Row Father d. ROMAN, Janef
-ohucdcs. Charles HurlDurt. James Humphrefs Af Hum
phrevs IiHr Cough. Miss Clara Jennings Miss sadie Cole
Pearl, SIS. A. Ptal, James jennings, Chaes
Jennings, Orlando Gordon.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Donohue. in Supreme Court. Chambers, has
granted Of sarah v Peet John H.
suit Of Lucy o. q foz against f5enezer polk.
The jurors in the ease Of Wymau against Blum
ofhers fined by Judge Freedman
tempt Of court Yesterday pad their Zines Two II them aid
court took ticr statement into consideration.
Henry De1ms has brought suit in the Supreme
absolute divorce from Teresa Dennis They
married sept 80. 1862 and the pl charges that i'm March
last while they residing No. "a P1tst Ira. Dennis
was too intimate with Peter holman The marre pair had
eight cblcrcu living. NO def.n put
Judge Donolue
decree OF limited divorce was obtained about
four yefTs by Mrs Veeder against William b.
Veeicr Kings County. ground
Of abandonment The defendant ordered pay Mrs.
W der $1,000 year and her Thomas 5000 year Tor
roDtn Yesterday, 10 increase the allowance Of Thomas
$1,000 . year Gen. Roger A. Pryor counsel for Mr..
Iand He sand tai Mr. Veeers ncole present was only
IhoHas IS now 15 years old i"' IVY
The suit of McGrath against the St. James Roman
Catholic Total Abstinence Benefit Society In which man.
ask for reinstatc him membership was
argued before Judge Supreme Court Chambers
yesterday NeGrat c and the society refused
hin IN allowance. IN District COur; decided
lie then expelled bv violating pledge
initiation not To appeal The -occtys decision OF s.cety
matters TO another tribunal The painin claims THAT t-s
McGratlfs sickness.
John Scheiey Of Hamilton. Ohio. was desirous Of
securing market ,or his ra York aud came here in
August 1874 He met Peter Znk. who induced scheey
Lin about 3 Of malt worth about sI5
5O0 10 De- sold for cash short good ard responsi
bic persons link sold great portion Diehl. his
brother in-aw who schecY al ges was then hopeessly
bankrupt and 20 X notes f9r 500 winch Znk persuaded
o. f0rr iom flour i iu Hamilton through -checy's rec
IaItign Nsacley pay them. The notes
and drafts we're protested and Scheev
cover clbOOJ fruH IuA and Deh Apr three tay. trial
in tc aaprcMc Court before Judge Potter le rrv rendered
Ncectl1- $1,000 less $3.50 obtained IN ough process of
law from other defendants A. j. Nandcruoe for the plaintiff
Charles NcAlc !Or tae defendants.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29

Additional testimony was obtained yesterday by
Coroner Engrr in Of Hugh poerge, who shot him
sef wednesday az S33 East Ninta-st Matilda
sciwooit testified hsd known Doerge for scveu
weeks having met him I'm the restaurant Of his brother,
Gustav Doerse al 30 Thrdsve Three woes ago he took
aroom Airs sclwoodts house. az no 333 East NntisL
There rolle about the Tcut aud te wit1ess
toll hL tAlt he bad better = elsewhere Unless ne G MS
n4L on Tuesday Dee resented tllt the witness WI- hS
VII. prompt ulsl that tli tle e seems
u very much ~ eyof Tho day no about
Oc0ck the said that De had secured rooms
s,ee here. IIe ah1gt O'Clock ani caii- Oack
tgtiu about 20 Then he said that se should ic4Vt me
Nitlos a manner tS would i0rseL A. drawing
.Il.fH
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29
PURIFYING wEsrcHrsrER COUNTY.

In the Court Of Sessions At White Plains, yestor-
eaJ Aiken Cru coored. Who found guilty on Mouday
Of roOng Miss Jenny Campbell school teacher Of Matte
van Dutchess County Of gold watch snf chain valued al
80 n The woods i0hEers Aprt l6 Sentenced BY
!udge 1ofd twelve years the stale PRISON Ju@ss 9i
i,f sad that fr0r Tue tesoOuy u vas eyolt uat orlhn
intended ~ commit JufT-ge.
lafayette Adams. a MARRIED u ReOr5 Was found
fiy OF al Miss Row IN nay 10,
Az vas scnt~uced u ave Yesls lu hc Albany fcietafl
9elae Gallery ~ rlfauy appearance. vas tben
Placed trial iOf assault Mss Mary lane DeerLg
while SIZE her .ay hone. Honat fisaeaut near
feasantYe June &C. The I assg a3svHce VI about
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29
A LAcoNIc COUNTY JUDGE.

James Cook was convicted by the Court OF Ses-
sions o Richmond County Of larceny. on the trial II
peaed s he ckeG up s3 dropped floor by another
man Ills counsel asked charge that unless when
be took money take 10 20 himself
larceny. ganty arising aetward would make u
only conversion Tie County Judge charge Just The
0pp0Afl AID the prisoners counsel excepted ON an appeal
o. lBl stay frOcte g. Judge NeatbiooA aif e L0ugt
tie exception vel taken adjourned the matter Tor
Max nuebner appeared for the panh John Croak for the
aaula
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29
AFArHERs DEADLY ASSAULT on HIS SOY.

A German brewer OF Railway n. j., named
Joseph Bconer quarreled Wednesday afternoon with
bis son George age 20 years about the powng OF iot
The young man left his plow and went 20 the
h father followed him and struck him the head with
mir Of heavy shoes Bechtler then rushed into the
touse and came with his shotgun declaring with an
oath he wOuld Aid MS Tue Ia ter stlFJei 70 run
a. soon a- his father appeared and was about seventy
I've yards away when both barrels of the gun were ds
CHARGED number of the suOt lodged n iis neck, Dick
md les buf their force eui, ana tie simply PEN
eratfd the skin. Tie at irs refused TO make COM
pnt but as the father had guilty Of frequent acts
cruelty ne finally induced 10 Do 50, aud Bee tier
was arrested yesterday morning.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29
p1SSENG Fps 4RRLTFD.

FROM LONDON-lI sfegHr.itip irffr, June %S-Nr and
Mrs. -tIulng Miss Clara -i dnf W. ~ ae3s' 1i.
and Mrs IcIt- Master Vs. T.. Jont-, Henry - licNs
Arthur Bouitou. tAe -v. lam g. Handy ISIS r. lclc
Mrs W. iuflnt M1~f-r William H. .'ic-, HIN. g.
H. Junustn.e tr-. Au Mrs. DafntI, MiHit l'noei
Darfun Master Charles pIrntOn Mr. Ic iutey l-am 4
Ie1rD NJ. ilrte aud infant Louisa Barton. Miss
I4e Barton. Air and Mrs ". D. heurJ and ihih Master
Charles smith. , I'D A.,
FLOM HAvRE-Ia se1Iast'p caod0f June ~ -
il.g agd . 81 Grep Oracle Kong Nr F.sse Ar Wrnaeiin
Mf AGAR Alr Cua..vu. Nh ~tuoe, Mrs. fiortnt, airs
Sprapllc 81 Josephine Etlene, Mts fGlgonce, Ms
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29
DISCOURAGED BY FAMI1Y TROUBLE.

The body which was founc ~ the water AZ ERcle-
vo" b. j. TUESDAY ideouGci yesterday as hat u
John Dayer Of EnglcwoOd. Dvycy vas formerly boo
keeper nsuth and cisclavyet sboI one year ago
or account Of the falling .Te The ioss oi the situation
o. pIeyed upon that he asampted suicide by shooting
himself bah lJ5e-d his sluli behind thn right ear
aif could be- * fartcf c tirD obtained situation ~
smasus clerk sfsrrqr went iltc the l4uof yurncs
atd doing veu about months when
q ateoll Of family troubles wagd rec away iIOh nome
As-a--- .e-A -l LIN un- d lie D1nE was L.n..
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29

Coroner Woltmaa yesterday took the anie-mo-tcm
deposition ~ James Gallagher 40. Al Ear Tweiiihsi
Nh0 stabbed Wednesday night AM Is cyinr al BeAcrue
Hospital The substantially that gwen in pi.
TIrF " yesterday Gallagher stated also tat the nlnr
c Join Qruu had formerly boarded gitb Mr Keenan,. "a
NE house assault occurred. bot ne been cse"id
Ahd M Ga2leIJ requested keep rl rem tiis
pcfllsrs thc rHce EiC~Wer, 10th tinrs
gnder c indltnce 0 liquor Qu9 arrested bJ officer
Ia-it.l alI comm ftof by Jlftcc Mary, 90 seek
9s-k Police Court ycstcday to await te result Of Gais
ltl - Il ..r.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29

TO DaVt Ilt EOOU UcUCUHi IIFIu dHII sUIti.II,
stand your pew0Or contribution plate ia hand, ana
patiently wait the while YOU CLAW c0nvusifeiy Tor ttc
Quarter you positive IA Your pocket when yOu
t11k your scat IN church, know th1t your ears ar
syelnng 10 abnormal Dimensions You claw; 10 feel
tie aspiration start frOm every pore while the gir m
the sSat beAd you yainly sFdgees 10 sIp.esH utter;
these Oh beloved are little thngs, Duf enough, yea,
more than enough. 10 make you wish that yOu h died
when a little cuiil and Durcd with piafter-5f-
P4r.s lamb IN your arms AeS London Telegram.