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Smyrna times., 1877-01-03

One Of the most thoughtful communi.
'"'onS presented to the State Board Of
health at lis session i'll Savannah, Ga, last
week was that Of Gen. II. c. WAYNE. Uc
suggested that one Of tie exciting c;u,cs
"i the recent scourg" in that city was the
excess Of shade,trc,=. He called tLoat,cr
OF the hoard to tie fact that a view of the
city from the bclfy Of the Exchange in
winch they were sitting would show only
mere and th"r" some tall LuilIlng rising
"hov" the trc" tops. and suggested that the
density Of the shade had been in.cu,jtIv
tut rapidly increasing over the city from
year to year. until tie LcaIth-giying and
Viviiying effect Of the suns rays was cx.
cluded.
Smyrna times., 1877-01-03
WHOLE NO. 1882

ANDREW JoHNsoN's IIoME.-Tbo map,o.,.
OF Andrew johnson still survive, in T,nr.s.
See' A gentleman from Grccnv;llr. tI,,
former home Of til" cX.Prc-:dcnt. writes.
III" v"rtiable taiIor'- shop is standing. and
may be seen ty any visitor. Nine host
worked with Andy on the lcncb. Mr.
Johnson's old home, a plain and sj,nnc
structure bearing the I'M r,.ss Of time. i on
retired street. The house where NJ,
johnson lived when lie first came 10 Tcr.
neS>cc Is a small onc->tory frame. twelve Iv
fourteen feet, two doors and one window
His tailor shop is much tie same Kind IF
structure, with plain sign without border
two and one-half feet long and cie,ccn
inches wide, hlacki>h base. with ycllrwj.L.
red letters: "a. Johnson. Tailor" The
mouse IN which he last lived is "a very I.Iain
"ut neat two-story Lcu,c. with a two.>1orv
wing running from one end. Iii. son, now
occupies the house. Grape hangs on tine
door mob yet
Smyrna times., 1877-01-03

DAr's IlM.-A rather elderly darkcy was
nqulring Of policeman if he knew any.
thing Of his son Pete.
The policeman replied that there was
a young darkcy in the lookup who had a
mouth like stable door and piece li,ten
out of one Of his ear, that was locked mn
tor breaking up prayer meeting with an
axe handle.
OATS him." exclaimed the overioyed
parent, he told ne lie was gwne TO muse
hlSselG"
Smyrna times., 1877-01-03

Railway Tickets were originated l,v STA.
ton master at Clapham, England. about
forty years ago. From that time the rrint.
ing OF these tickets has remained in the
hands of the same family, who have
pursued it with an amount Of perseverance
and ingenuity perfectly marvellous, and if
Is a curious fact to know that in one long.
low building in Il suburban street of n
provincial town, the tickets for the whole
world, except North America, are made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-08
FINiNCIiL .tvD COMMERCIIL.

WALL STREET March 7 T. M.-rhc mar
kot opened weak but soon Developed into great
activity, and Il general Advanrr WIS made. ul-
though frequent fluctuations followed. There
is no do doubt that the wcuh rr shorts have ,,v-
cred. under the rumot- winch wnr' indus
trously circulated ia the street that tho Atlantic
and Pacific party were largo huvcrs. The de-
cline that followed shows con'lu-iy'ly that This
rumor wns subject 10 a question. Tn" Union
Pacific Railroad Company hnvc nude quite
satisfactory statement oi the receipts and earn
lnS- of tine las year
NV YORK Central mnko~ it, regular dividend
Of T. cent quarterly tomorrow.
Tue Qulch7lNer MUlns Company stock, ON
it- iaNuluNlr exhibit. advanced T. cent, with
out any buyers.
Atm close the whole market showed signs NJ
weakness. Our tahl - Of the highest and low
cs' sal, of the day win irn,h ali informant d
Tho total nunhor Of sharc- dealt i'm was lro-
AZ. Of viii n Lake Shore represented iu.ulp.
and Wrltcrn 2i0iI7: M,thietMn' 'Cr.hiGi "iES.i5o:
N'w Jorsgy C.n,rI lond5 p'nNgr mll llu.-
l"rrgl. oAn,1; Pa q Mwi., 5nnn; r" i l,alnI.
3o25i e. ? "gt Hon.G l3l'oi Si olI, 9oi rr-
t'nniion f'rili J. lol: Nmnt'a idl rari 'r.'
gmlh tnmpIuy. Spn, N l.f.- NNi l.-s' *. t,j;
N'w Jer.N "ouhrrn ~; t,.'.Ciml nllo:
lursh. ~; HANNIBAL AMI ~ Joseph proiord
loGG' 9i ll.n.,', ,Golr al, io9 o,,.,o,,.r,,
upon the supposed complications u Mu-hiur
ton. but aitclWMd d''.ncd 90 and oiD- a at
Thc'orovms vor' h"rnuri,l transaction.
ii'ShN roti'i.s@fH H., i51'rN ~.
mlHW- thr miD, nu i'r iH'. h,1 '' '1fr"i were
VII '' ,a'a'g'i # ' '1 ''. y . njo'sa a,
~ t h"li-iWi pAi uuf tn DN+N ihl. = un ir pnlt
III, ias nu.u's. d, ,.e um,.l STATE, Snnlpe..,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-08
4 BRILLIiNT STUDENTS FiTE
shooting Himself ut Cornell UniN ersity-His
Curious WIN.

Information was received in this city yes
torday by the friends Of Emil schwrrlifrgcr
student in the senior clas- Il Cornell Unver-
s.ty at Ithaca. that On sunday night last he shot
and killed himself in the residence Of Prof
Morris On the University grounds. Srhwerdt-
frgoI. Whose father lives in Jersey city was re-
caried hy DR.. j. &. Rodrigu"s of this city. who
WIS drfraying his expenses at college. and hy
the professors aud students II the University.
rs a prodigy in phlology Al the Inst inter
collegiate contest in this citv he bore Oft the
$500 priv for the hest examination In Latin.
and Wurn be- WIS i'm tine / + ~hlnuu rii-- hs rn-
criVrd the priHs offered hv the London phill-
logical Sprirtv for In" hest essnv on the English
verb. HIS bright talents made hun almost tho
constant companion of the professors, although
he was not over ~ years Of nge. HIS health
was exceedingly poor, and his eyes We're almost
useless to HIM aitnr he finished studying Tor
tine intercollegiate prize. lie WIS much de-
pressed on account Of these Affections. and
when he received letter from New York
physician who had attended him, saving that h"
feared h" would never be better, he WIS thrown
into despair.
II uf,loss body was found in tho chair at his
study table. Tho pistol was on, thu floor, 4
and T"stsmont Of Emil 'iwrrDltf ger" was on
the table. II prnVid"d that $500 which WIS to
his credit IN bank should ~ Ia pay his debts
and funeral expenses. He expressed a desire
g. br er"mat"d. but If this W. not pra tirahle.
be- desired To- be buried in the Ithaca graveyard.
The paper also disposed of his books. -Oiac of
which he gave 10 the University Library aud
others Ia hir benrNptor He wrote further:
Know mat this win DC, no hoi N law, but q, there
H. f, '',', y n,'i' 'lH NJ ~, ~ pro-
snt sicknos. ans the conviction TINT will never hc ahy
.'irr m i' world No other cause may be looked Tor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-08
GIN. IuNiIIhIf> MISSION.
War between Turkey and Russia Considered
1n~vitubie.

BERLIN. March7.--Gen. lgnatlen through
ont his stay here. has, in conversation with
dlplomntists. held out strong hopes Of peace
able solution. AMI intimated the wlllinen, Of
Russia Ia di-arm IA soon ~ a means of escape
hu- been found out of tine pr III dilemma.
His principal Hrr.ilry. Prince rl'r lrn Inns.
in private conNe rsation. said that war is inrvita-
bic and that tA" object of his chefs mission is
tnohtaiu for Russia authority from the powers
To- intervene in Turkey. Russia, saws Prince
T1eri-l,n. il stun continuing her preparations
for war. The theatre nf war will bee or um-
s. 'rIn.d nud loenl1d. Parts have boon allotted
o. the stat surrounding Turkey VINO nre 10
Tn" Prince Is reported t. have sand
thui the proposal OF "a term of era 90 to hc
granted a. the Porte is wholly inndmis- bic.
the position 81 On" chr -iians m Turkey Is too
pr"Hrou~ for RUSSIA tu trust thrm tothem y
oi ~" Porte even Tor short time. In'r' j. %
Iu-sm cannot wat for that. p,as. wtn 'rvIa
WIS intended tn satisfy Austria Tn" Sa's IN
Turkey aspire To- mo- nav political privileges. 10
no r.vnlut on iu m. organization uf fir STATE.
hut they rlnm and Will not be- ,irnlrd 81" 'ur ~
T. their wiz : an! iamill -. THE l'r n D." snd;
" Il i- impo--ihln ~ understand tn" suspicion
euf rniuHd IN I'm Gland. Russia has nhuu-
don'd her intention of carrying. on the war m
A-a She his MNi' sure cot IA" support OF
Gr,aco .nl Houmnuip. Gr--.c VIII a-- II hv
organizing ir, IN .nsurr~tions. and Ruumanluls
oiIand IT, iahT nsri y my w'i ngr-iA ross
nnarlv unHumnu- in u ~apprpVl oi the proc
winch is helievrd 10 h"tne hl- of G"n lgnn-
t'n- mission tn" prevail NJ sentiment IL
hNlTafInn Ol th' tu--iuu GriuY hN a practical
surrender ol the Treaty Of Plri- and Inc con-
"'-sion "a Russ IA ni iunr, rlsht H. "~iahl al a
pr i"sfOrttr over Iurhty > European prov % q >.
lv"n n Turkey w"r' All" to work "u -tii-ia',
tory iprm-. kn~-ia. or Russ an ~o''iitr, would
NOT KY" her the "ppnrun " t. d'sA
~ PErEHsHvRG, Mar ia TIL. Cnan""Nor Of
count $ loulnor. the Russian Nnieicrto Circuit
IliAin 20 urge tine British Calumet 10 r'pii To-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-08

WEDNESDAY,. March 7-FLouR AND MrAL-
There sill puet market with vcrN little inquir,
rS oo any s'i s b.. s saS o %Srs S s
sustained. Corn meal more active We quote
STATE and WcNoin .uler'nt = l'~-'ap' =. Ntri
- do xX ana XXX sii.sssslj' winter Wheat extra,
AMI douYe extra :, ..'s'9 !1 ds Ak amt my 800
esu,- E, 7f.s' ~ southern baker. aud family brand.
n,aisw,.isrn = SOS BrSndywine ST. Rye icur,
,or1oS~-po. were dun AMI tho ad.sncc of Yesterday
was lot miidins upund- - idr sales g@ bales iul
bale CLOSING ~ u 49, ior March ~ Tor April u ~;
for Ma, 2i"c tor Juno. iantc TOR Jul,. itoic ioi
Tor November AMI y nc ior December Receipts at Iii,
rNoy,igN.-rorL iq eai nominal a, ab.u, si5,0 70.
ISL iossl'I i' n,caa quiet ie5Gs. @e.cr@ .Gor
clear sold at ei tn' mcnt- 'ienay win saies OF cN
Lard lover. oai qu,c %ctiya at Ie dscn, and co,ss
moro steady safes t,'1 e. at sa-,"fc' - Tor prin.
city snd Tor 'utur delivery a,"p &C.. lrn0 Western "a
- $3.50 ier March. s9e-i.s.'eS gr Airii and
drmaud -,co uon- 200. i,e, irn' Ne-' rn amt ,la'e
ar s,, ,,,,,ry iys.iiie N, i,,r,. a.i ~ f.,
Western ia.t'n.- isss nrn i4'isire
m,r, were m Nrn, 5 .s ' ani
ejaculation al, '"nbu- a. ~ ~ i.r ~ = Nil~Mt
81 p iar INN u'r,f = srrnr Ne .,e sg,n. N d ~
go: ,Milyaukee 80 81 sos 8, luggage No
WITS 81 - q a mn 81 ,s o. wie dc
al ' B,l %3po lush rSw'd sI IT." ,d at ~.
o,. a,rs aen,c 10, ws,srn l,wsr a ,ii.o eush
tl@tc tor white do. includne No NJ sc: also Wine
% e4 S Inn, more Al 'S Ss" Ss.
.alr, go bush including 40 awcsorn miNcd new a,
yellow. y od MIX 4 romnai ''.ei7r suutierL
niNcl. for ne l,.i Aal, ol March At DC
g,psls.-Na."i sio,e; "grg MN an an d,mendj
r-n. . u''s.2 10 rirulrun VS. quot AMI ea.yat ip
, f,s, ' IN i'' i M ' , ' +" . Do, =,
e.aIter,ia'f' afuye aud ,lesd, gram r. liverpool ~
. ''si = F.m' .il i...n" i,li,"., 70. l.'"on Is;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-08
JtY GOTLD's SCHEMES.
The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
to be Punished for saucInes..

The Burlington and Missouri Railroad is
n branch Of the Chicago. Burlington and Quincy
Railroad extending t. Fort kcnrncy on the line
OF the Union Pacific. BY The charter OF the Union
Pacil the latter road is obliged to pro rate with
1t; but the Union Pacn, has not been willing to
do so. The Burlington and Quincy officials at
the last session Of Congress. had bill intro
duced 10 compel the Union Pacific TO pro rat" {.
hut JAY Gould managed TO smother II one of the
committees.
Tn. Chicago and Rock Island and the Chicago
and Northwestern kuiiroads running nearly
parallel to the Burlington and Quincy. have an
arran cement by which competition H. avoided.
Jay Gould went into the Il rect ion of IN Two
Burlington and GUN 'y OH ials for their pre-
sumpt on in trying to force the Union Pacific 10
pro rate. He threatens a disruption of the
pooling arrangement and disastrous cutting
Of rates.
As consequence the price Of Chicago Bur-
lin ton and Quin'y stock fell from III To 1ul
the shares of the other roads wer" also affected
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-08
.fMfSEifENTs.
The New York Mozart Club.

This mcritorous association gave last
evening their fourth subscription concert for
tho season at StriuWny Hail. The programme
wa- net on" of their most attractive ones
Brahms sryt'tic in b Nat is not an inter sting
work, though. like much Of his compositions
ingenious enough in constrn tion. now
uu.ntnt in & nuunr hy Armu Sch,tto had
more merit il was very sweet ana moodious
In TIE 0infdifc uoN 'mcnt. and often dainty
and deli .ut" in tho other portions, shown, Oc-
ra~londllS very artistic and able scoring. Still
4 was not mott 'ntNy Orlgud or iorclUc. and
40 'h"d iHi ffHsDH I'm bru'g Whlth marks the
Wurk -. Nf-f. 'a-- ability
MIR. Ellnr pluNrd ON tho ohlo S'hubcu's Ave
Murlu,' ANA "A! ann cu .Or' Nh" "AlrMidr." all
Min very ri ~, sweet. aud delicate tone and
Mr.. lNl.-t ulA,r~.us two or three songs hy
schubert : humgun, aud theirs, with certain
girl .A TO- Shines az manner wll"h would hnNr
boon moro ucr ltahle II suppl mn, utrd hy
grrht"r artistic l"'lhg aud ripenr-s of method.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-08
sTiTEN ISLAND EXCITED.
Ex-Trcaso-cr NcHobc-ts'- Accounts -umpor-
tant Books Lost In "a Mud Puddle.

,.on r.i,,,.t -
INC staten lSl"i" people are cNciUd over
charges " malfcasancc In of1lrc. brought by tho
Bonrd of Suncr~iaors neniust Mr. uu.,b AZ
:, = - a., ~. ~
hpp'rlS' eN- Ir'asur'r ol hichnlohu county. III
IL claimed that Mr.. VI Roberts IL n dcfault,r ~
,lo amount ~ nonriv AZ ooo rho su,,,r,.i.,,.,
Wv i'"'','' ~ "'"i' 'D''VVV "' '"pV, ''7"'
rElh lvrWal Investigation to-uay' several
Witnesses in .lu Ting the clerks and bookkecp-
,rs ~ Ella, cx Trco.ur,r bov, bc,n ,,,n,,,,t
VI '' ""' ~"
several 81 inc account pooks OF inc lrcahur-
or's oil - are said to be- missing. Mr.. NJ Rob
erts snvs that ono of bis ,lerks mt tho books
-. - . A.. - - .., =
INTO n IlDnt wagon Tor inc purpose Oh conveying
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-08

EXSanitary Inspector Allen McLanc Hamil-
tom ,ult against Amo, e. Emo Tor libel IA having pub
h-hed ~ "a letter charges claimed io imply corruption
Nl-d ii 800 -, ik, IN ~larn. Court tlft-lt. before
Judge Donul,ur. II. obtained Il Nri'i,ct w sou
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-08

SUrRNfF CorM CUAMDERs. Nos. -, - Go,
H. lil lut &c., le 90 ~. "a 3it pa 2t~. ~.
81 .- a-7 ~ ~ The -s,' ssil,it calendar viii
ID. il. rHNrd
20 - l- 49, ~ 49, li2, 1858, la -. o. '" ~ lsi.
~. ~. lit. lil. az, iW
fu.nNt taue ~rnIsL nsN -pmurirr Nos
LAW aui fat ~, 49, 49, il'. e.. 49, $50. no ~,
M ~ ~. s ,a, 90. i5 400 i1i, 49, -p' 10, No. -
-. 10
,la,t Carm CnruI-rer Case on 80. ~,
i-- i7in Ir0 aDai ialu 800, l734. l-ln 30. le2s
Ne lwi nf. i,i3 ,i@ -, 2'-. ~ i+@ itii
i,,u i-lu gus 1,<l 2l~i a'-7 9f'4 .ril poe 2lnl
2l41 2ii .lHu 20 81 2lil 2ii2 -lil ~ id. 2ltS 2lil
i.N -i.I -lN., not -lH, It's. -iln -l71 i-,l
son i'ut lll $40, l~7p inl l"li, iGis. aH8, az,
~ o'' 2' 2H' 80 iusi 27il .1'n 500, i"2d id3i
Snailoa ruIu- Dl,tpu TtRV SO, Is, 10, %. "a, -
2t 20. l~ 30 80. 49, 30. bn. 81
sfriIrlnH torll f"r,i,l 1HN $50, . :. ~ u rs
,-,,r, l,e ',.tt .Ah ,"t,z1. l9s, ~N9, ~. -
li i>l. ST. 49," 50. 3ji - IA 81, M 90 IN
10
coSso> ru,.-GiNrnAl rirN.-No, 81 to lsa nclu.
,iv'
convoy lrrA.-rouU TsrN No, l. q, u, ~ . De.
N,ei>l ',.nf ruAl utp ru' I-No. ,5W 5iDL
49, a. ~ nA, 7npl luii uJu, nIil. ola7 nI2l niI7
lf,l 1ltl 1'N fnt u -Nu- ''l1. wa. hpli, ,7,.
itlf 5ri a.l@ bliD SIS o. ~ I@.1. iNl 4li. noll
l~l3 ipt. bi--, ,I-i ,ai@' 'li' nn, teit 40 nsi
-'i I7Jj Zoo, 1oi, 75'2, aiil 7~,@ i'ni 77>, 1,-u
Tohc perfectly crany Is now the social Apha
o. the hHbn, lh'pi"rc supp} al Is Bnhhiits
Toilet SOAP which b. compounded of the I'm 4 Ncst-
tc ",, ant sica toli,t luxury can be dispensed
Nlth.-iG
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-08

Joe Cohnrn. the pngilist. was not taken 10 Sing
sing s"riay and 'ho official. m tl District Attorney p
office were cVri'ni, annoyed because the prisoner
hmuot hrcn literally 'railroadcd earl, IN tn, day and n
liicr was sent 20 elln Reilly DruN ~horin lnu Mnl-
holland Mul yrHnNIh uihr tnluri a. ilt usrr today
tIuN- w Brooke ultlNl, Yesterday order IA show
rin" why -inA of l4nfr" ig> should not he urinrd
lNr 't suomi. tn iH HIsu,d hriHir Judf0 nOnuhut
t|N Iuie' Hrn'A Tented "a similar uplheainn Tine
llscn.r WIS Ye-trriN Ni-t,i 10y ~. VIE. AMI hi,
hloihrr Ml,t,N tuNurn nnd ~ Mhllahau Nail street
hrok't VII" l9- mhon fancy t' tuhurn. hn- pnii out
money toward ltNinL the tu-i anne Airl \ lee crowd
oi tun. was nt the depot At rinl sins Waing Tor the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-08
1--we stock Market.

hftNl fiud- % iii hN sd mainly medium
g. l,a, Nut tom $50 taken o. -laughtrs
tO fhr iu-ll-H uiHtett ami the remainder -uld
es uM 20 Hn tiNrn from Mnnin, equal 90 about ',c.
y ordinary o. choice steers ranged from "a
fr q. dress li.s'7 %, g. the W.T. amt ~
plu aui extra DO were sold A. IA GA &C.. Ia drca
s. o.
Rec ir- of shN 'p art ninhs u a., cnrs or 2u2T
lad MarhNtH iili' nrnci aud ~ itsor ol the -lhns
lt.N a. BOIL %,
u'u Zoo g'.I sheep rans,ai from - TO- ..c rn n
extra coo iAne, stock shown
Nrll nl hnl- - car i1li. 90 f1.fi' .nl uons
o which wtrH Tor sale alive The faUIn- go. , little
better ami I Hlit- ilIiiub quote good live h,gi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-08
THE FIRE IN BOND STREET.


TIIE arr ~ ~ fIDINUN.
r,e ros.cs Yer, Great, aud the Facts With
hcid h, the i'"-c-- Hard aud fcr,'""~
WORK by f,rr"r" "n" ~ ,.,,,
Mario" ''''''
From early morning until almost oarN
.4i rNy B"al street. ut its Jun ton w'th
rrosiwiy. within sight OF the ru M oil me
oofham budding, WIS crowded dvhscly' All
,l.t.lf das'r ~ r'nhih'u 10 hhVh ulc WORK ul
s,,,.. .ar, "a tlll smokrst.l'k or chimney
go, u,rI street MORT ons of the first
Nti' TUT w d, -,
.sru l. AMI thlrd shry IRON lruh' " L. D. anu D.
INTO ,t,inr4 and p"dm"nts Of iron cast
"'-.' a., ..rs, a broksn lnmnnos, nm
3 .rftruWn Hlu uhr dial oi Whlch hai oeVdped
,,,.,, tb, hands mark ne 10; 3OL
st, ,fIn.t IN IA, ,,orrin,,
AZ hali past '-"' WV" D." '"' 'n"Ihlht,
.f..r The danger from sparks was over. Chief
,p...,t. ght .ouat = 4 mi, m nt work nt tho r,nr
W. ~ -. 49,, t,,,. - -. -
% me r'l'N7' ANU 9'''. WV ''''S V"'nlh'N' oN'r
40 i-t hi-h. wavrr'd and then fell into the
,,,-a L.ln,y snnIn, mn n strc,r a,
NVi'"- "'" w "u"" w
sparks mat Wudhi'h 'ar "n"V tle hiEh Broad-
say bui ldnes and carry NJ with II most of the
an, wall remaining and . ,v.ral safrs. suhs.-
~" "'' ~
n'uii' the SIDE WALL all but small portion
w. ,.'..,,, >, ,,..,.,, 80, a., 49,, -,
'0H' -" ~ 'P''" "" III, iron ""n'S.
Tlatuf Fond street they pulled down easily
3D., nr.. vs. l,rnin,, ~ anJ q and a.,
'"' - - Nv - - Wv
.''A Wis 'N,''"''N """""ouN' 'h'o Il uar'hs
...,,, nr,. v,..t.rcd ,l,. RON. md a., tho nr.,
a., ,,,',.t,. :, t, , w -,
NTin ON inc h'kle 70 Whl'h u was ittbhed II
nAo Then n new TICKLE Wis rugged and at
.,.n.l and f,y sturdy mills hrouyht
,,,, n,... - 'r,n =, ,ho osr,h
Tie rroat pillars spu nter.d into hundreds of
small pieces an ! were scattered over a con-
e.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-08
Another Creditor. Alleged Flight.

W Il. Grace, receiver of the Continental Life
Insurance company Yesterday N nrooel>n onnnnrd an
order from Judge ,hcrt for The publication of Uc com
plaintin nj. -i a-1in.i Iuh,rW Frost. whom the All
dtAl uIi -.- has 0 lrum tlc StntH uvnd his rrl
lor. Julct u Frost Maria l. Tyler Mnnmt MHrnoll
Mir. Mitchell. DtMcl NuNf- and Hru 4 - hrrMsflintu
arc imuDH I,l Pine allegation Is 'lHi lutlrl " Frost
fraudulent, made convict hu'"s 10 Mnn"u Mitchell who
i.u hnHnral responsibility uh tnHt thf NiruhHnl
Ilnsl. NA.nnl " Dr. lounl ~ hls humc ID llnhlls
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New Jer.eA,. INV Mnker..

TRENTON Mar h In the House the Com
m,r IN Contested III ton. reported on the contest. IN
N,iccr ana Monmouth counties in ftforo' Power, ncul
of Mercer and Leonard l,,pl ol Monmouth \ hill rc.
luene tho rate OF interest 20 six per cont passed 90 %
flri reading The inlnwins nominations were sont IN
tID ~tflHt IN iNt Governor a. tag Monmouth. lnliu
LDu-Du. Iuite. John lHnuinu Prosecutor. Stcm.
Robert - WE'LL Jui-r. Suiucr-,t 4. v Nu-sellcr Ini-f
Ipe,J Bergen Prosecutor Hudson, John bunN' a. a.,
lHd-r Nf y. r-ru.. Nomination was confirmed The
otl,r- Nrlr T.trltL : Homer and James Palhrr
W. L-uL.-Lt-l M NunmI. .luMDrs VI FIlutAtC.
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Gov. Bedlc has signed the charter for Jersey
Ctf knowua, Speaker Rabies ball TINS bill provides
fer te lection Commissioners the departments
fr Police AMI Puhu, works ani l.si.ltts the incum-
b. nts put office The charter VIII repre-
NATION To each district b, having member IN each
board nom carl " tlie AN Assembly districts
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KNoX's Sprin- Hif sIu.i nnfH aA .rIaf Ii..e.fnB
and sale at .l2 B.oadwn, uid fnr A,"iH ll..I
u Operates Like Mrgic. Nr, NlN~lnN
5000 HIM ~NIIi Don "A I',
D. dutr, 4utHmtluNN ulits |ni lNiu
To secure good hcnlth and relief frnm coughs
To- e. llIf DO !
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BLINKING IND IIN.fNcTiL.

sso ANn tPv ARD cas- RE INVESTED oN LIMITED
rsh. stocks boulht on ana per cent margin ori'ri
b. mail amt tel. graph
joins iiitkLfNG 4 co, II Broadway, NY.
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were S2eOpn. aud the custom receipts STnuND Tx
Treasury also received sOOD1 in national bank nVica
tor redemption
MONEY was iunurt on rail- t2l to D cont
Foreign exchange stndv without demand, a.
81 ~, aud - ~ tor time aud q u4fi illls
GnVornmont bonds not active az the advance OF
ianis iu' regular business was not INTERRUPTED.
The following were tho elOsln1 races at 8 T. ~;
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Court Calendar. r'hi. Day.

DUBUQUE. March An incrndinry fire at
IH-ii-, IiNa. last evening. lnd tho heart col ga" tOM an
a,hr. The loss D, between SnUn nni t4nnn
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Minchesters lyporhosphte OF Linn and
euA hy Wmchc,lcl a e., thDm.,t,, 80 John ST.. h-w
Nurk-Ai
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Three miles Of rail have been laid on the now
railroad from GrVrnlpint to tuucA Island, Two engines
ready 10 b" lut uD0n the road.
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Ralhhonc. SNrd a CO., the Albany stoyr found-
er, determined to run iheir N"rk INDEPENDENT col the
muulDl~ utluu ami have nuw Two lnuniilVa success
mi operation ia, stated that an the Other stoNe ounl
en-. IN Albany and Troy are taking IA, same position
"a
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$usirtss 4 tltrs

spring !. Coming, and 10 you Vi-h H"nts aud
hogs iur l.tiir- MIS- ''. MT hlu tfHl HrlN gee.
nInl.rtir nilH.- 'ir.iln Nllllf 8 coo. 5 lu
.,Nrro WIn -.nn rmu,c io Hrmfvft and iifl 81,
domestic Bullinp
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ItIEr'> rtTINr panty N'de bfl 80 ,ilgrS;
ll' 'rr' hr-i ,s i'' r fn ho ruNled u.ttt,iiy -
h,mu.ns ahnn1a, Nmci a1l iioiHNnt
'.HE tOt x HUEt NhTI~N, GOI y.
IIIll.lf. A ,tN Tine Ne ilt ulI % iiic,
HYATT Ali J. HNlNAN NiiN' fII .a-..-tt
~i.-O, WORM III, p,nl.m.u. ,l,- a.'.. nus
"a ~ % D. h.N I. st
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Hronchinc tot Coughs, Colds AMI Pulmonary
an fIII-. ffltnrsHt l' WfI kI.fNn tInH i
81 fi 900 %, tlc most eniinon, phyhcans n ur Nif' 20
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For innamed, weak, aud sore eyes use DR..
Bectcrs celebrated Eye Bal'am All druggists sel II