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Litchfield enquirer., 1877-12-20
MORRIS.

MT. and Mrs. Wesley Cook celebrated their wooden wedding, Thanksgiving eyeening. Owing to the unpleasant state of the weather, there was not as full house as was snticipa- ted; however, they turned out from Bethlehem, in considerable force. The Morris people were more fearful of encountering the clements
 The Centre School District have made re- pairs and improvements on and in the school house and have also furnished it with the la test improved desks and recitation seats of black walnut and curled maple which, togeth- CT with new set of outline maps, make a school room that they are not ashamed to have seen by any one who may visit theschool. i1f-A Bethlehem correspondent writes in your last issue. They built a road two years since on the promise of Morris to build one too. "8s We don't believe such promise was made, for at that time neither Morris or Bethlehem were aware that such road was wanted. It seems, however, that somebody has discovered that he may desire to % to 'Mor- ris Depot" Now Morris will promise to hire man to take that Depot at any time, and place il at the door of any Bethlehem individ- ual who will return it to its place after use. That would bring railroad accommodation near enough to the Bethlehem people, for all reasonable wants and the expense to Morris would be triIing. -. ...r
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The people here are nestive, and vhiie
there appsssrs % be gssaeyag aegaiesence in
Oleying the -powers that b.. set -hs+-
n,eans Of knowing that wide spread dis
satisfsetioh exists; principally arising from
the people being deprived Of the night to
ehooss their local ruler. It grinds the peo-
pie Of this District to be compelled To sub
nit to be governed By Project sent from
ahnoad, they say, and justly too. stat Ii Is
their right to select their tsefe Politleo aad
that the general government In takisg this
night from them has acted dsaTotically, ST
bitrArily and in violation Of tl,rir ou1ztitu-
tional rights.
This feeling is growing, and | should not
h surprised if / am called upon to chronicle
an overthrow Of the present rsgfs< heiore
many days.
Sas psy Dsas.
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IsaN
rSrEHsssa, n NJ l
Aug Is u.

fDrruK ISDEPESpExr;
company If Americans -sosnc ten o.
fiffeea in number have been cAmped IN tn
saesaisetste tautlHtzins about twenty miles
from this town fur the last two WEEKS. Soms
of them ar men who are knowu 10 Be- bad
characters and they are mot there for aay
good purpose. The Indians are afraid Of
them and STATE that some OF the party have
told them thai they gths km6Ficansl were a,
war with the other Americans and would
help the insiiAna TO RIB and Kill the eisizenA.
do not voach for the truth Of this aa the
Indians told il 10 AvxicAas VITO informed
me, knOw thar The Americans arr there OF
my own knowledge. You can make wha,
USE you wish of this
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Another idiot has brokcn Ioase irnni his
ksepsrs and rssshed iato print over shs sig
nature Of "Y@ n there fingered doubt
~ to his being an egregioas As, ha haa sils=
eeeaea IN comnletels reaaaxing Il
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Nos Is the tlnis for ron 10 get the hsss
snd asaaess and cheapest Job work doae-
Come and satisfy sOurselves 81 the TNpKrKS
pExr nEse~s
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We are hatteribg ourselves with the hops
tAAa the GovernBsat will soon re-estAblisIs
The posts Of Quitman and Bliss. A. it Is ROW
sss h&se. 10 T70FFCtIosI fnF travel fran Fort
pSsis 10 I'll Paso. distance of oyer three
haadru,i mile, and am Of the opinion that
If the naaftef was properly represented at
Washington troops Noald he sent to Quit
man and Bliss At once
Our toan Is very quiet ,isy. all the Eu-o=
PIE, that is the Christian portion, have gone
70 siaecd 10 the feast II san Lorenzo. send
ale the lNDEPESDgSr. and sill forward
ArSouai u subscription b, neat nail, even
II I havr Ia I'orrox IL fnom the County
Treasur, Mr. Moriiz IsoRenSseih. has
jaut ounae in, and says se,,.i him copy also,
sIa sMnle terms
fourS
cosEcHA.
Ps. Oar worthy sheriff. Charles Kiri,er.
has jus, dropped in, and he also van,s copy
sf sH.'sF paper e
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To Tnk ixDEPxxDEST:
NEsIuA n. N.

10 M ANBEFE&DENI.
No..
n .I..e ,...s os Il. r~.s.s..,..-- =.
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I.,is,;n,, ,h., -, -. - : -, -
g., :, -, 50. -. - ,erS,a :, g
75,y - :, s3e,.., 80 = $40
50 =, - .Aa =" :" i1Au1
", ,-r;r.4 -. =, =. - "a
,s %s's ~ ma'' Us . ~
~ .,,,... ~ = ''a '''s 'se y hsA'-
.,,rs i.po.s....,.t. Il our gftt .asI g,orio...
ooaats.
vs. u.x. -. h,,s -, ..... .;... -.
,.,asru ~, -. r.1,- -
their fasers hare to taxi t,e fs,sog. citv IN
~ P... ,h;,s a. 80, - ~, -, -. e''. =
:, :. a. -, @a'sh u,ss SUI aola sa'lee' o@ly
= a@nk ao.einsnt' e = st1zs from half
a ss's,as !, -, lo -, 80, 'sa =, - '.s',as =
number !. ne Ex.J,fe p..t;,i,,, = q D.,
-, '.s .,.. EASsis sss's.a q - rasa-
s,,, -, = -, - !. - a'o ''ssiF'1
'p's '''e s''As' . Nil'sa, y Is rum
19.'l X 'sfyA.eaed 70 drive cat Of El PA@o
Hhfn h eet'ld l--ooaae the great Isfs, in
: @..eea Z kl3f.ae did s"i resaaia Ioag e@Dush
IN z ! n = . ssud since Isis z1TIvaI 10 our
share q oln! thar the -snlaes wisht h :
s.l.e Il re.ids tse-issa .,asla4 .i,eas.aa.
tsssa Il to induce him , Largo, h ssssa s6s
shs.i.,. iler hrtd '''''' = Ai' spiaisa Is ss.r
f'ssig sad = ia'lt'~s ,ttr'.aici having H..ls
s.i, 80 by the r. ,ha - -, y
81 tt ''Ass4s v 80 M y 'As Amen
sa - p..s.'.ss. 80 II. \. 2 l'tA, whiIe the
49,. OsI.. "a 1 4 i,ie other side
-. -. -. a., *, -, -
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aha - 49, A,f
- y RI ssss Rses@s y q ses about
q 2 a..ils -es.sef into
y, 81 j g,.la 4 s,ai,j naes'e .st
- ItS 5ss% sre
a go M Ar.sLia
49, iss2 Lx.sisa .
ss d. HE sAts ralxr :
..,;.s $3.50 tsss,l
]. =. Y, = ,.fa .s..l i'1:.s !. ii.
- gssleA 4 Vcry ririi.seI
M = .ea s.,lt d.s
j dssak 'e'l'h ssa .''.,,,s ',s p'.,,Is,t .Ds
;. -seas i'sa ''' hey Il TX ar
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= :: (! ]. ]:
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Ats@Fmey ~ Law. M~~ilIa. n. u. Ffaeles q
N lhe csaTss q Las ana Equity Ia th> Ierrissrt
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Fngalaz casamaulcalisns e Artse Ln6gt
lns AT. A A W. helA ii their hagl a Las Cst y,
w Il on he frtt Saturday syentng g e4rh
vnsgth GoicaFning twethFen IN COOS sssnoiaR
A. Irssernaliy invitsd 70 attend. :.
IH. RoBERTss s~t'y.
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soconRo, B. PAso co1NT7, r.a4s,

socoRRo EE PAso CousIY. TExas,
august itf, ENss
EpIroRs INDKFESDKxTs
While I'm doing nothing will arise yoa
Of what Is going on in this vicinity. they say
ii Is characteristic Of all Iri4hmen 8 =
he doing something while tfk 3
am no exception TO thess ss iif
litsle Of moment tranSpirs'rsp'Fs N
Aisiuts. except that ollr ina; n
Ellis has bought oslta. e an ssss.h sss.h
mill and intrnds to run i5,sn y
a god miIler aad inech,,,ss.ss ~ rs - N
have him IeaVs herp bss hsEx ~. ~
in epd hands = $ ~
Rt Rrs J. n x1Aee Y sAsseee = :
ATizona. has been & s,AM
lbs Eplseepai tour He manIHeAc "a
deal Of interest in our people aud S5yss Z:
the teoPie arr Eery we'll pleased win, T.
during his stay in this region he oonfii, d
five hundred aRd sky three persons. Mon
this was doing veil, remarkably welt; II not
=unfy indicates that the church Is pEaspering
here. l.at proves that onr people have not
thai disregard for religioa that has sonae-
sSVEH iEETTaEFd 20 them indeed. q merp
hpnest. erderiy, quiet, peaecable enmmaniay
] newer sa~. Considerable sickness psevails
f,4s amongst children. owing % over indal-
gence IN fruits zad rsEissns.
Ysssns
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I have % AAnA iares sssek shers sAnnssE
WINES asa BRANDY q ms swa e.rv e e
xss~h @ger for sale In qgsnflsses y Asee-.
SAassrA My6RAFE BRANpY y ne ~ ~ 49,
whstAes aaliys os imvosssA In ~ Ter =, =.
THOMAS J. ~ staa "
Mssiiia1 =
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W. EYSEss.x
(DIsrRIe1 ArToRsEy

nv \ EtNEElsIIN
fDIsTRIcI ArToRSEy
AsaSswsy ea L@w, Las crwee~, y. VI, Fgsn.s
atteatsSa Eiyea 20 ~ bsx'heA eaist.,,i 70 h. rsr
FSactiesS N al he ceaFts d Ias .,- fsSaIs, IN
New MExics.
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EL PAso NExHo. :
t0Rli~t IL ISL

.A023~& ! = 1871
DHAR ISbrTrSDF-sT7 (
lou haze perhaps learned that the paserual
e4ss Of oar STATE t:0sernment at Ohibaahua
Aaa supplied Us with Prpfsrt. OF Gefe POli.
hOa As be IS called: Ia gnTern tlss tssatt.ss
BFasos When takrH irom the .lianinntlpe
tNhdIz,0. in which BE- arrived be Mas foand
~ Be- b god neieF ansi eaaiition. aud inl.
= asFkssply ensef,-I ,lp,n Che di-char.. II, his
'ssses- ms ra.'ss issslsssans af ~Aieh- ii ap-
pesrs Is 70 kerP the people in e..ntihazl az.
psehensEon Of smother invasion from Ma
cborro or >oaus other sanguinary raiiitary
ehieftAiH of the Lenio facsia0.
How suoh small l.ady ran rontain 20
much military knowledge Is a. matter OF ss-
tonishnrn, To whoever looks upon the feur
fset sig of humanity thsi AZ have f.ls q civil
and military ruler 4 fcN 'iAys sgo he as.
nounced that Aachorro had party II 20
men st the Huoco Tanks. aDsi contemplated
IA 1TSTsF IlEIs Ts'Wn. He n1Asir
the SIR Fr@slnn.l sith tareaGs Of tlse dire con
ysessencss that wasla result 10 MneAoTrp II
~ Jared Afssapt Aa iDvASiaa af the tAntoa
- 70 Tisese thFrais - alarmed the blood
AsssXSAS Macherro that he must haveyimmeeiia-
lap.-d, a ! learn that lsiis Bew heari
~, sAstamsrys tuelye hundred miles
ii athN% lin ;, fArt il thar Mschorra i
"a sscA n. =. ysasy,s vzfizut Cscgs f0litieo
8 E&ers 70 e,com" b~dly
s5fif ,sgeA
sa''A-s<l A-s<.,r IN 'v the legioa of Office
(. s1e III. Sek.,, whose hopes af prefer
I'm ypoase the Dias esuse.
u, 3s59g.rsf,fS1 aopped. Actually
,.y.,,,y tsAts q ltwh M :, government has re-
I. go 1, uINss iuded to aeeept the
,srisIsss.11 . F ossoesat this place
- q Men III aown the weeping,
sec1 Is ~ - h'sa 4. Il teeth ~as heaFt
1t'sI Fis * Y n !. outsider.
caes't e. EaS n 4pes ehsrishedy'
sgainA la{4l ! SL IN. the ingratituds of
spssE paA s:say M
foaF ligi5 cdA l s Esoobar has done
sses.a aak ,rics l. ion--a and the Oiiices
we know} N reS id3 Gssss ofsceE. sad be
IS isgsa Il Y . qsaIisy that hus
slas ] H. Of ent public
- sitf7 l@8{.IKS n p herr FROM
dis,fa q -. S1sysui !. md Of yopr
z miie 9p that district
" 'io PA ss. and ran Of
-, rakt2 1T sstise 10 Miller
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vN T JONES

trs4rn-g - Las. H-sla. Nv uslra.
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''isss a''i ''''4eae- Naia sisset L. crus-,> = n.
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Prom Oar special Correspondents,

YslATA, EL PA@l GorxTY, TExAA
August 10th. ls-ss-t-
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: ea win ea1asfeelss ias lirr
30 eesmswaAsse ana ssea ~,
< always keep = gepa supp s,a q
hAnA
TraxeGl~xS win ADA ai ny H. :,
aafsite u supply their szsts I {,
G,gs, nv charges wili nSt se f"sEls's
b
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Speeial
rRAvKItRns. -.


/ $ Naaaa AasiaE Isasea - pll A.sslaIss.la az I
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-08-04
& Der 4.

SribheR: Infer 9aus wtrb nun NAL
i&Dn ; Der &nitretGer trsiht Sburen unb
Senfer an unb ma6t eS gan, fe:n.
&arlhen: Ibsr unfer 5aus lit bod ptel
f&Dner ; metn %apa bat sstern cine nsus
9ppotbste baraE semaGt, Die babt ibr nod
Mot NAL unb bic fam eud Der @nfrrt2er
giGt NAL MAIDEN.
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% Der @etn feblt.

Gin Burger In 8rembS, Der etn Sub alien
@stn bstOmmsn bate. perfegelte es lors-
fdltis. uni es DOR Naiaern au bemabren
fetn &neGt absr bObrte IS unten an nnb
aapfte etne @ense @sin ob. Nls Der 9err
balD earauf In bas Sae fab, punberte CT
f6, bab istn @etn a%beenOmman bate, unb
bas Stesel nod unDsrlest mar.
Setne Jrau faste ;u tbm : Ste6 mad, Cb
man ben 8etn ut6t unten anss3apft BAT.
Du Ndrrin, faste Der elite. Gnten feblt er
ntHt, fpnbern 0beu.
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Geltatpns1p(e 9 6ule.

SD bin fe!n @6ulmetfer unb babe iber
2ebrarten tein urtbetl: cine %uebereueuna
erldube Id mir iebUA uno omar NIT benz
9rDBnn Na&brud ausjuipre&en bae, mo-
fern nt6t bic &eltstCn CUR @runblase bes
lntsrriGtsS sema6t wtrb. ss Cure @Gulb
III, penn Is In Der 3ufuuft nur UNI 70 piel
mebr 9el&tdts Geufel in Der 8elt stbt!
go ipraG Der alte 8sr3Os WedtngtOn.
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Il eberbte neampbtfGen

6dar3Dpe
mar in siner9 eIeIi2oft bic &sbs, unb man.
Gss puree gu eersn Gmpfsbluns ssiast. Da
bemsrfte etn alter SER:
urfsre Mcbebdm6en inb fiber Dor Dem
SGtdlale nes Nbialcn ; bern tpurbe cine
btrielben fiA nit ibrem 9aare In ben i3pet,
gen etneS 8aumes v%erw!deln, 70 fDnnte nur
baS 9aor unr ni&t bic Dame tGnssn bIet.
ben.
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q nj nj pr1ftfn.

9llo NIT ME Stel Grab, 6err Doctor
iaeen 9te Ioa Id boben?
Doctor Mtt IS GRAB, 6err 8Ommer.
Sienratb
Suttsnt: unO wie oiG SdOsr wsro' i'd
nsbmen mufen2
Doctor: NtGt urter breists. Serr Som.
iaerSienratb!
@attsnt: 6m-wi6en Se, Ssrr Doctor,
tusrN' Id baeen 3u finf3ts Grab, brau&' i'd
oann bod ;u nebmen nur fiuf3sbn 80,
Der.
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nnUerbOfte &~Gtb{eloN flo,

Jung.
9ebrer: 90, ltfbe &tnbsr, neil tbr beuts
10 brap unb Fstst9 sewsien feb, nth i'd
eu& sur 8elObnuns elm &dtblsl aufseben.
Glfc merits auf! @enn man Jung 1T,
mDhte man es paben, uno rrsnn man es bat
oann mag man es ntat uastr. @as TT
oaS?
@trtbsmt%sl: SD wetB es, 9err e1brer.
2ebrer Nun 70 faS es, Rt4el.
Wt6el: u Srau.
0ebrer: Wer BAT Dir benin eas 9ela8t?
MtGel: @ein Batter. K agS~Xs5 .3Essaa;3 a aa1aAa
2etrer: Nuu, gang falf@ TT es ssrare
rt6t, aber eissntll3 Babe ID bas &Iter g.
ttetnt.
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$3.50
IL haItem des.


SbrSater batdnberSsebo&t.
Der bsrlbmte eelebrte Matbemattfsr unb
SteClcg Ibbe Ylaife @ascal fae einmal an
elmer SofrL az rents. ipra& ober gar nt&is,
Gin Tim seseniber fsenber tUber SfFStsr
ta9te laut, boB es o1e @Gfe tSrien: Wenn
I'D 3sbn Sunsen bate, Der Dummfe mlBte
prteler perben!
&bbe pascal erbUb fetnen Bid eesen ben
9errn unb foste aud laut, bag 60 aGe Safe
bDrtsn : Seben Ste netn I6srr-Sbr gater
bat aneers 9eoa9t!
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Gtnfampfer @ertbetbteer.S
9a6 Der S6luBperbanbluns TIM S6wur.
gari6t. Der T~reteefprCGene 3u feinem @sr'
tbsietser: 9an, perSelts @Ott tauienpmol
fur bic fGDne &eb', 9err Doctor. - t tdtt
lsIbsr nit slaubt, baB td 70 unfdulbts bin.
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Dpppelte S d t.

Gin 0etSbals, wel&er auf benz Sranfen.
bette lag, tpuIbe BON einsm 8efdnnten os-
frast ME er i6 beinbe? I'D, erutte rte
iensr, In metnem Saufe tsrrfGt bcppslte
Surdt; t& flrGte' eas i'd fsrbe, unb meme
Grben flr&ten, tas Id wiseer auftrmmen
rrerne.
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2 wetbeuttoer Bef6etb.

@u6erer : Sc, &utider! Cine Stunbe
fabren.
Gut19sr: G6ut mir Ietb. mlden i6 eeren
&nbern luGen.
Muherer: Sinb 9te bete1t?
&utiGer Oct MID, 5err! Wenn td aber
NIT Ste fabre, faeen bic 9eut': Dd fdbrt
Der Sptsbub', Der 6a1unf! unb Id weeB
oann ni6t, trer barntt cement Is.
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Ndtbfcl.

Die Gr1e fafen gun, perfenben
@cbl hann nnb MANI, gar piele ab,
So fsbt barin BON ibren 9dnbsn,
@as ttnen iuf Der Gtnfa1 sab.
@snn f6 euipCr bic essten f&pinset
CUR &etfs aber Stcf anb @tetn
unb f6nen bic Grte lbsrbrtnsen,
so psrSen fie bas Gan3e fetn
apfIOinng nes Statbisls in ST. 507
@raS-S arg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-01
MoRRTsSNT4's NEW LovE STORY
The Widow Anna Oti-'s Observation-Disclosures
suit against DIR. BathRste.

DIR. James Bathgate, "a wcll-known bachelor
physician dwclls in an elegant mansion in
Fordham avenue. Just above Eighth street.
Morrisania. and Is probably worth half mill
lion OF dollars. Mrs Anna Otis has her abode
in pretty cottage in Eighth street. little west
Of the Boston road. She is the widow of
Osman T. Otis. n railroad magnate OF Boston.
who died several years ago. by his will his
widow. in additiSn to her legal share. was to
receive a handsome sum every year under the
express condition Of her not again marrying or
entertaining propositions looking toward mar
riagc.
Twentieth street. in this city. and in the fan she
moved to Morrisania In April last friend.
Mrs Beck of Mott Haven. lost her husband and
on the day after the death Mrs. Otis called to
Offer consolation. She there for the first time
met Or. Hathgatc. who was on a like Grand
Mrs. Otis saws that a MUTUAL attachment fol-
lowed tho INTRODUCTION, and that the Doctor
nndrn daily practice thereafter Of passing in
his carringc and making efforts to attract her
hints. hut after In" Doctor had shipped n note
under her door asking for an interview, shc
melted. ana n" AT once proposed marriage. She
rcicrrcd trihe nfoniLit0ry clause IN hcr huS-
md with many protostatione assured her she
was his dear. dear wife. and he the happicst
man In America" such Is the widows version.
Tho Doctor FEN violently IN. and was confined
to his bed for several weeks. and the widow
spent nearly her, whole, time at his bedside
soothing him with words of love. much to the
dissatisfaction of the patients two maiden
sisters. All went we'll, however. until the Doc
tor began to mend. Then GOODNESS arose
between the pnir and correspondence took tho
place OF personal visits. The Doctor finally
ceased writing and ono morning Mrs Otis
rang his he'll. When the door opened. after
n long delay. tho two sisters appeared and with
threatening gestures, babe the visitor never
show her face there again. The Doctor ii is
said. stood ON the upper landing in his stock
ing feet. hut snid not n word. He has since re-
fused To- either gee or communicate with her in
amy way. About ~ w'ek nro Mrs. Otis engaged
Richard OTIS 10 sue DR.. Bdthgatc for breach Of
rr. mise. claiming $50 600
Mrs. Otis is only 30. " bright complexion
plump figure. blue eyes and weighs p pounds
In her affidavit sh" expresses her willingness
e. at'ncnf.
DR. Buthgat' is 80 md ~ superior address,
H. hlS a large practice throughout WcstcAestcr
cnunty. Us Won as I'm Tho now wnrls.
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TICTORY FOR THE HiRTFORDs.
An Excellent Bnil Game, In which the Louis
vile- were Defeated.

y NJ =
Inc HartiordS OF brooklyn defeated the
celebrated Louisville Club on the Union grounds
vo-,.ri,, af,.r,,,,,, Ly n .cnro - etoq Tho
lat game between these two clubs resulted in Il
draw cnna If eleven innings the score boinv
TO-, V,'.I..,. ,,,,''' 49,, H., i,', - ,i',
10 l. i's'.l""| game WIS 'ho i's' OF ,nc
championship series between these two clubs.
They are So evenly matched that a close contest
-. -. 49,, - ~ - /, $50. -,
""s 'Np''''"' anu "'loro INC s"ih9 oe~"h INC
D',ss was Vas hg"ry ever. 'as ,@mo clu' oclHs
Roth nlul4 ,,la vol ,r.il ,hr,,,,,',,ut J,rLfu'u
t,f,,,. ,,.. 800. q, 49,. III - -,
l' "'4- N"H WY III NV s"' L'u4sNA4'S ih"h-
ing MY four base hits on his delivery Allison
49,. ,.,.,..,l .. a .... i.t, Al -,
l"Jr4 " IclAdIAdnJ lh' game hchlhd th' bAl,
and flu,lr several brilliant ou.ohpa Starts
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FGIDN Aug 9l.TTIorn ANp MrAI-F' mr.
Wc quote Snto anil Western suneranc - llffl 'n;
extra STATE e ~ - ~ Ms,tern 'iuns eat extras
cAtri. = l5ss5 ~, TO- * All NNX a. 75's7 Is V.n'
s7 so i.tpT fakers nd ianly Granl. az
southern .shNAns sStra.. :, oosse,5. ,,ofn lea-
80" wheat Mcd, - q! = 1n, 1859 sei. - So.
small Nns ou mc .i.t at si.tio 'ul Nisnl. eNoai mo-
pii', or October delivery te,i qu, n bg 10000. 30
=" IAe gg G"I Ss snl' ,''.d en- aevl o. h'N,s
hams sa-'.c for -hoa cf. ani "a, c i,r ncu'H
a. - for primo NV AMI s. ~ -,i rrurc =.
II SIN. at j. ~, hr s. r',''.' a. 81, fr o.to',r
dull a. 's@'4c Batter acp'e, stat la; ani cream.
Si crsamorv .,s gu ,- 10Th a,,.'
Cheese -tchdN state factory, Ngl's c cstvru do 30
lle Set farm dalfles' T.Slle skins, $500 Fresh
GgtNrTas@t .l tess active and scarcely :, m Is
,c a. 70 for nf,r9r & iA1 Of rrns = 9'g,Na
mrN ~ tbs latter choice sl.4oior prime amber and
p t'stl q Tor whte aul Tor lutmt delivery 2noo
s,Iimlcr ani Il ~, aiter 'S6aa!e dr 4" @c,',.
bush al % 9s5c Tor Western miNei ass57c Tor White
ainew. Me qmel ami unchanged Indian ou &, arer
ssa"s44" NV cs,tn INA ON aI ni
az i.s@oac ami int i4turr dgh''r, l,+"n lush. an
q, c for oc!oher and No = At 'oc for seiemler, AMI
Gkoct mts--Moasscs quiet and unchanged Rice .od
si nIhIN (lG,, q, lay 'A-, 1. .Hl '
lc tor moIasNes sugar ienod in iar lenaud and g. m
nn,siiI 'N en-, Mpiar,h' o ta.s '9 ,., Hs
ff "lia R''a 3. E E,t Grca'.' b. 3 FIR o'w
Sulnr..-tatf o. good r.Hnmp tubn. p. rci crutI
mf1, .s'..a.r ,enned lo'.sn' isr hard 'nl Io..a
osisa' 6s,. ~. NIX q, %' ' ,5s IS x &Is ana
5lc iur NNN and wckluok T.lo.nIuI nnl lnt hHneci
iIsU~ u n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY. Aug. 31-P. Mn the morning
speculation at the Stock Exchange. there was
marked diminuton In the volume OF transact
tions. but the general tone and temper OF the
market were strong UP to about midday, when
Western Union and Lake Shore. as also tho
other leading shares. showed signs O.Tcakness.
Western Union ranged ut S2dS2is @S17s; Lake
Shore. G3N@Gi 4@6376 Wabash. 1917, seller 80
1j@lI',; Michigan Central 56A@57h@j6}d;
New York Central. 101H@ 101 "a 10lK@ 101 so
100. a 99h m1O0' s@1OOs: Northwestern. 30 40
33a32 1872 a 32', and Eric 1lA@l Z. seller
~ the. afternoon business prices wcrc nrmer.
With ssaalcSs OF Like shore at 6. m63,s @Gt4;
@slii; Michigan Central 5G'S@jGs a. 81 1@57;
G., G. and q, 4,.@i's Northwestern. $3.50 80;
&C. 60, preterrSd; 02@%G2 l. ana Illinois Central
Tho total number OF shares dealt in was
loi s s23 ~, Of which Lake shore rcpres,entcd
Michigan Central. s.lsO Eric. 775u; North
western. 300; DO preferred. 1850; Rock Isl
and, 4.ljO c.. G, and L. g.. $500; Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western. 4.GuO; Ohios, BOO:
New York Central. 2,Gjj iiannibal, and st. Jo-
scnh l4o d2 pre,rGred 2vV iln2is G jon
Pacific Mail, 400. Union Pacific. si9;. Morris
and Essex, zoo New jersey. Central ifl: Pa
g., Is. and Quincy. i2l; G., G., c. and l.. 100; ;
Delaware and Hudson Canal. 200; Eric pre-
fcrred. 200: Ohio preferred. 800. and New Jcr-
The gold market was extremely dull. and de-
void of special interest or feature. All of the
sales were at lOi.
In loans the rates paid for the Of gold were a
cent ami Hat
ne total clearing. At ne Gold neparnen ct Ne stock
currency balances. tiiieu2i. The sub Treasury re-.
deemed S2p4 called bonds AMI paid out
inierest ON the public deht SiotfD
The days business At the United states snbrrcasury
Gold receipts, siGt-5j. gold PAYMENTS s.s'i.
TiJ ~ gold balance Spo~G np eG. Currency receipts,
balance. SSH. i-9 81. customs. 81 49,"
The internal revenue receipts NJ Washington todav
were s32upn and the customs receipts s7upun The
Treasury alao received fd5oUOn national bank notes
for redemption.
Foreign exchange ruled dull hut steady. ut e. 81 and
- ri for time and demand bills resrtrftycly
In The money market there diffcutv in borrow
INK on call At aai . cent where prime stock collateral
was pile gcd. Firsttlass camille paper Of short date
continued IN request at a. .ad
uvcrnWeut bonds sulcl ST. adv. with fair business In
s. OF 1881. sis ls',5s ~ iu-. amt Cs ~ ISL
The following were the 3 r. NJ closing prices.