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Pennsylvania Railroad
TYRONE & CLEARFIELD BRANCH

ON and after Monday, JUNE rs, 1871, the
NIPassenger Trains will run daily (excopt Bun
days) between Tyrone and clearheld, as follows !
cLEARFIELD MAIL.
w n Ipwtn Conduetar
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, Dr. SntIoh,s svsfep, rYtiiirer.

We are authorised to guarantee this remedy for
the euro Of Dyspepsia, Inactive liver, Sour
Stomach, Consumption, Loss Of Appetite, Coming
up Of Food, Yellow Skin, and general Languor
and Debility. You must acknowledge that this
would be rulnous unless we had positive evidence
that II will cure. You who are suffering from
these complaints, these words are nddressed--and
will you continue 10 suffer when you can DO cured
on such termsi II Is for you TO determine
sample bottle, 10 cents regular size 7s cents
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Our Special column is decidedly interesting In
a local point of view, and profitable reading te
outsiders who want to save money.
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= sSS.sss1s'e!aTfAss~s s ASnssnsa-
Fine Farm at Private Sale

Situate In Huntingdon county, Pa, one mile
north Of the village Of Burnt Cabins, Fulton Co.,
containing three hundred and twenty-eight acres,
more or less, limestone, gravel and slate land,
under good state Of cultivation. The improve
ments consist Of frame dwelling house, bank barn,
46x72 feet, wagon she'd, corn crib, hog pens, hay
scalcs, two tenant houses, saw mill, two young
apple orchards bearing fruit, one thousand pan els
post and rail fence, fifty acres meadow, ono hun
drsd and hfty acres plOw land. Tho balance
consists Of l2s acres Of white pine, oak and hiek
ory timber. A stream OF neyer-failing water
runs through this property, making II particularly
well adapted to both stock and grain raising. II
desired, will be divided to suit purchasers. This
property 10 on or near projected routes Of two
railroads, one Of which win be built this coming
Summer. Fortorms Of sale, apply 10
S.V. WILSON,
Lock Box $50, Clear6eld, Pa.
Clsarhold, March II, ls77-6m'
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So only for large full sack of Salt,
at john McGaughey's grocery.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-08-08

Rev. William II. Dill will preach at
Homes shanty next Sunday, August l2th, at 10
o'clock A. N.
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WANTED l-l,000 cords Of Hemlock
and Rock Oak Bark, for which We will pay the
highest market price.
jyl7tf. A. @. KAArxn a %.
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We, the undersigned, Auditors Of Newburg
borough, do certify that we have examined the
accounts Of L. J. Hurd, District Treasurer Of
said borough, and end them as above stated.
GILBERT T0ZER,
A. L. HURD,
Hurd, Aug. i,77-St. Auditors.
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PITTSBURGH FEMALE COLLEGE.

Ono Of the lea ling Schools In the Unite States.
Elegant Buildings. Well selected course Of study.
Thorough teaching. Eight departments. Twenty
two teachers Eleven teachers In the
Conservatory OF Music
connected with tho college. Instructions in the
elements Of Music--Theory Of Music, ic,--Thorough
Bass, Harmony, &o., and the use OF the Grand
Organ, Cabinet Organ, Piano, Guitar, Flute,
Violin, and Voice Culture. Sixty full lessons for
eighteen dollars. Gentlemen admitted TO the
Conservatory. Charges in the College and Con.
seryatory less than any school aHording equal
advantages and accommodations. Fall Term
opens September ssh. Send for Catalogue TO
REV. I, G. PERsHING,
July 20, ls77-2m. Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Look out for Fleck & Co.'s new adj
ysrtiscment next week.
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Sherin's Sale.

Dy virtue Of wrlta sf Lsvsri Paeiss, hsssd
I'D out of.the Court Of Common Pleas Of Clear
field county, and 10 Ne directed, thsrs will
b erpossd 70 pabiie sale, at The Court Hosss,
In The borough Of Clearhsid, On Saturday, tho
18th day Of August, 1871, al I o'clock, ,. ~,
The following described real estate, W viii
All that certain piece or lot af land situate In
The town Of Sterling, county Of Clsasasid, Pa,
bounded snd described ~ fellows, Yroniing On
Front street So feet, then along lot Of Thomas
Kelley l2s feet, thea along hen lock aIley 70 feet,
then alcng lot Of Samuel Gordon IT'S feet 70 the
place Of beginning, being piece or lot Of gresnd
which vas conveyed BY Samuel aordoa Asd BlIs-
hbeth bis wife, 10 Samuel b. 0sbern, BY deed
bearing date the 18Th April, 1874, ssissd, takss
10 szssution, and 70 b cold % The properly II
8. u. Osborn.
TsRss cv sAIr.-Ths price q sun u vAish
hs property shall be struek oR nssl Be vail Il
The time of sale, Or sssh ether ssrsaesnsnsA
made - viii be approved, etksr~iss the proesrtrr
viii BE- Immediately Pct up ant cold aesln 81
Tie szpsnss snd risk sf Ne psrsss " vAsa u
vas struck eG, and vho, h ssss sf tsAsisssy q
sseh rs-sals, shall nsks COED Ne ssus. s.1 h
no instance VIII Ne Deed bs presented II Ceurt
for confirmation snlsss ths nsssy Il Ntssily
paid 70 The shsrif.
snnnisys osrcH, s6srtG.
ciesrheld, Pa, sug. I, 1871
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The celebrated Cork Corset at VIM. Reeds.
Call and sec them 1871.
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10000 die annually by negecting a Cough,
Cod or Group, often leading to Consumption aul
the grave. Why will you neglect 90 important a
matter when you can get at our store snfLon's
CONSUMPTION cuHE, with the assurance Of
speed, relief For soreness across the Chest or
Lungs, or Lame back or Side, snnon's Ponous
PLASTER gives prompt relief. Sold BY U. u.
Watson Clenrfeid. pa
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As 5 So
Chine's,.,.........O 20 I'll
susquehannns...3 l 0 o-S
Umpirc-Dr. h. NJ. Thompson, Of curwen'vie'
scorers--chinst, L. II. Ale susquehanna',
h. II. Brainard.
Time Of game-Two hours.
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Conservatory OF Music

CCHOOL sTATEMENT.--L. ]. Hurd.
- District Treasurer, in account with the school
fund Of Newburg borough for the year ending
june lst, 1875
To amt of duplicate assessed for 1879. sls2 ~
M, ato0 40
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HacsnrrAck, popular and fragrant perfume
Sold BY O. d. Watson, ciearhe'd, Pa
apr 1s, '77.cow-ly. ..
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At the REPUBLICAN, office is the place
70 get your Job work done. We are fully prepared
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THE FESTIVAL.

The Ice Cream Festival, for the benedt Of the
Leonard Library Association, In theOpera House,
clearheld, last Saturday evening, was we'll at
tended by our citizens and the receipts we're quite
large, considering the scarcity Of money.
A, the request of the members OF the As'ocla-
tion, we give room to a statement Of the receipts
and expenditures, as follows =
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A uDIroR,s NOTICE.
A UDIToR's NOTICE.

Harriet D. pearsoll W. James A, Pearsoli.
10 the Court Of Common Pleas Of clear6eld coun.
~, Pa. No. 2si, Sept Term, 1875.
The under.igued Auditor, appointed by the
Court, to distribute the proceeds arising from .
sherin . sale Of Defendants real estate, gives
notice that ho will attend TO this duty Al bic
once, In Clsarheid, ON FRIDAY, THE 2iTH
DAY OF AUGUST, 1871, between tho hours Of
10 O'Clock A. N. and o'clock ,. ~, when and
whore all parties interested may attend.
Z WIN. M. MCCULLOUGH, Auditor.
cissrhsid. Pa, August l, is77-st
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CLEARrIELD COAL TRADE.-State-
ment Of Coal and other freights sent over the
Tyrone A Clearheld Division, Pennsylvania Rail
road, for the week ending July rs, 1877, and
fhe aame TINA last vear
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50 only, for large full sack Of Salt. at
IeI3.tE John MeCaughey's,
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lfst
spyder',. 7 s io-ss
Les's,'.........s % 0 t-ie
Unplro--A. W. Waters Of clesraeld.
seorer-L. II. Ak, Time Of game--2'so.
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Picked Nine.....5 2 II 4-S2
Law,er..,......s 40 % 4--T
Umpire j. Gassaway, Of Germantown, Nd
scorer--Alexupder Reynolds.
Time Of eame-Three hours and hfiy ninuio''
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!: =; ;:-s;s;s.v -. scssyNa. Aueusr 8, 1877,
Terms OF Subscription.

Ifpaid in advance, within three months ~ o.
II paid after three asd before six months-... eV
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REMOVAL
JOHN McGAUGHEY

Would respectfully notify the public generally
that he has removed his Grocery Store from
shaw's Row, to the building formerly occupied
by J. Miles Kratrer, on Second street. next doo-
TO Bigiers hardware store, where he intends
keeping full line Of
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LEAVE SOUTH. LRAvE NORTH.

W. @. IRwIs, Conductor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-06
BRooKLYN CoNuIssioyEEs ExciTLD.


SHARP WORDS N THE BOARD OF CITY WORKS.
There was another civil Service Reform"
meeting of the Brooklyn Board Of city Works yesterday
Commiss FIhcrty offered the following resolution
as auxiliary 20 those passed. Tuesday!
Rsalr.d That whenever he at,r the public service may
require tie PIGMENT OF Inspectors, 'oItm. mechanics
mlor-rs ptrOIs tie head ~ tit by whom
emTlote nay D. "a rtt sah IbHt Co. Tie iaar at
cugr list contain - he names. residences
recommend for employ ucE AMI thc Board shl by resOu
uOn. approve oI disc pr5yc ol hls rtc0ume ID ton.
Mr. tlaAcyty said thai there were rlnOr, tat income
petent and .nOraDt hal been made pcctor, aud
pat in other important places in the Il parmcnt; his
resolution led TO correct the evil n IT existed
He would propose thai lists should made pub
ne. Commissioner Adams sal lt there hundreds
of dl, rnmors and that they attended them Hoy
could i0 hing else. No department OF ike Kind ia
th- United states was better managed. VII iteYcr
tiayagauce 10 bc found inSi- guide 10. Mr..
Adams called upon Gen. ocum a. sinrcur,3
If ILcy existed Cen S,ocuu said tnat De intended t0 10
an am carly day. They wese rgh there az thrr own
door.
Mr.. Adams eXciiedly-" Wei. name them. You've Lad
twenty m0nth,tO do 10 H. and -aycn'f heard them ye'
Gen Siocln irga~tc ID y"i wouldn't have tO 20 iIr
from your own Il or"
NJ. r. sherry ri 10 calm the excited Commissioners
by ealing attention 10 the bHSin KtsDlIti reducing
toe salifie. ~ several officer voted down no
duties 81 The J. specOr OF Nors Alexander tOshow,
rcd To he General Superintendent sewers,
Mr. Phillips. Mr Adams sand tnis was a saving % IN
ely $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-06
MES. CoRSEMA NJ. STLwAhT.
MIR. MCCARTHY IN HIS STUDY.
COMPARE LIVELY Tranquil, BUr BOUND TO BEAT
THE COMMITTED.


THF COMMITTEE.
The Rev c. L. Mccarthy was found painting
in hIs Study Yesterday. aud when TRIBUNE reporter
stated the object Of his VISIT Nj Mccarthy pulled of his
linen buster ana asked the reporter L. take seat. tGc
Commit zee have had ample to come To- decision,
lie be- gan aud cannot tell why they have not rendered
IT, on the CHARGES of immortality and uumnisteIal con
duct ey cannot convict because there was absu-
utcly no case against But what stripes they may
iudic upon FOR my Hd pen eni action III setting NJ
new cnrcn cannot tell. about fortnight after IA.
trial Mr. Shook my counsel called with ne on Mr. Ethan
Allen the An1icus CtriG # the committee and asked
Inn when tuo accession would be- made and what the case
amounted TO- The first question lie could not answer.
but 10 tie second he said that LEGAL point Of view
there was TO support the charges against me
OF immoral and uEminst rial conduct A. To the charge
that had placed myself outside OF the denomination 10y
forming an independent chdrch, he did not Ike To eX-
press an opinion. The cause Of this trial was my
quarrel with tie Trustees Of the church, and my
couu,llnc trc committee Ordination, Fellowship and
D.sc pine, rev b my susp'ns, D.! ih,h nom thc
mustly They thought that they bad me thcn. Though
Inc ne " papers az, like AT that D.. driven n Ca
nett H,s al ones throat ana sticks Ihti' anu when
mai fncy would not ave me my rshlsi appeal q 10
Nh aIthy regretted That his counsel Nj Shook.
his summing up, made personal rhect0hs upon Mr..
Swcctstr, ANA sad that If bee lad known Nj shook III
ttuton he would have summed up bLnNeiL AficI some
remarks "a clique 81 aged aatF ol both scxrs CO.
I,cIy cid, ry ,cuIg dies" in the Bc,c kcI-st Church
~ max, winch slowed that Nh mccarthy was sill in
ICED by the feeling, 4. winch De -aNC The frcvst aud
% tor1blc uici"Gc' I'D we uaI NI' dc'"lI san"
that the mntCc nc 1tcd aeansi nm, De- coud appeal
L. tc safe Convention, and non ticSat Convent OH g"
he G. neral tOuVcuton, and tntr, he knew tlal nc
could The Committee, bct turc Inc lnNcrsls> OF
new g. H." e sudd MY said. some lime Ter the udl.
several eminent lawyers Told me tGat tLcy would gct ne
appointed member OF tie bar II wanted, 'ui 4cicG
iat had been serving list Tor tie last 30 years,
ana that mi, ndtd 10 continue doing so.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-06
SECRETARY sHERMANs SUMNER TRIP.
INSPECTING TIE HGHT-HoUsEs-HIs SHORT VISIT
TO THIS CITY.

INSPECTING TIE LIGHT-HOUSEs- SHORT WISH
TO THIS CITY.
The Hon. John sherman, Secretary OF the
Treasury arrived Quarantine at Fix Ocioc" yesterday
morning on board OF revenue Gutter Grant, rom
cane Nav which place the vessel left at J3O - H. on
Wednesday. Accompanying the Secretary were = D.
6umbai Clici OF the Ile-oayiug Service; Capt G. b.
patterson. c.ucf Of the Coast Survey Bureau; Com
mauder John g. Walkcr OF tie United states Navy, and
secretary Of The Isut-ou-g Board AID Webb C. Hayes,
son OF the The purpose of the trip IS To inspect
m sayul stations lighthouses, etc., along tie coast
Al O'Clock tie uaIty visited tie LlstouacD Prtncut
AT staten Island. under the supervision Of Commander
George H. Cooper of the Unite states NlVi, ahd deht
House I,ecior OF the THIRD district The visitors tLen
reenparkc and proceeded far the Battery where
the, were met y Deputy surveyor Benedict Of the Gus
rom-lousc The secrcta then visited the Custom
house. and held an interview with Collector Arthur rel
aye 10 The reductions OF the force. Captains Patterson
and walker with SIR Kimba1, called upon Capt T.. C..
Melryman, Inspector Of the Life Saving service and
aftervards inspected Tie branches of that service.
At the conclusion OF Secretary >hcrmm's interview
with Collector Arthur ne called npon tue members Of he
syndicate ai August j. mouts Office and held an inter
vie in relation the subscriptions for the new loan OF
four uer cent bonds. The Secretary stated to he re-
ort OF THE TRIBUNE that his visit To the Syndicate was
entirely an hut that he was sa OF the opor-
trny 10 receive suggestons ana ne felt authorized 10
say that the subscriptions for tine new loan was most
salts actoy and tudt they already amounted to over
llnUOOOOO At 3 oc.ocE tie SccrctIiy. with Webb g..
HayeS Mr. Kmball, and Commander Walker. went on
,uard of tue Revenue Gutter ". VI. l.. Chandler,
accompanied ry Capt. MrrTyman, Collector Arthur,
and Deputy Surveyor Benedict 'or tLc purpose
or making a snort cNcur-I"n on me NIlh a. d
East rivers TLcY delayed in their purpose by the
ruce Of Capt Patterson. who Gd not reach the pier
until after O'clock. Menwhhr the party was laArh on
hoard tie Grant. where ticy waited tic arrival II Lew
T. Morton VINO ~ 20 ~ i1r a. Newport is guest Of
lie secretary. The Grant started about O'clock Tor
N.UruTt. where af.cr inspecting the dspiiim MS
Iu charge OF the Treasury tie Secretary "A bis
marty vii proceed Pr yucetOwh, thence 10 Boz ton,
tapc Ann, Portland, taistuO I. and Mount sert.
Wlc al Cape MAY the Secretary was gwen an purtu-
pity OF practically experiencing tie ben hts "f the Life
Saving service Keeper George ildieth, O station No.
80 with a sui boat ANA c.tw brought Secretary >hci-
u II :. shore from tie Grant through heavy surf, and
after tie boat grounded one of The suIimcn TOOK him
has back aud carried lin 10 the beach The SECRETARY
.tys that lie did feel uneasy the least but rather
L-nI-LAN II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-06
AMERICAN POPULAR IRREGULARITIES

Mr.. Laurence, the Receiver of the American
Popular Life Insurance COMPANY, began yesterday a
systematic examination OF the books and papers Of the
concern Alter glance the method Of bookkeeping
which had been used ana careful scrutiny Of several
places where false entities and incorrect computation
seem have been made. the receiver il positive that
his Investigations will uneaIth garng frauds. Mr. Ian
renee estimates that will require nearly weeks
examine the books and ascertain the condition OF af
fairs The resmlt OF his OvcThaulng OF the
accounts viii not be given 10 tue public before
the work is completed. SO far he has gone
Ia APPEARS him that the officers of the American Popu
lar have becu guilty either of perjury ind. Toe nj
legged evidences of dishonesty very carefully covered
up; but the receiver thinks ne Will have tFoubir IN
proving H. Dr. T. Lambert, the President, that
Receiver Laurence is u, by personal cumity aud
he claims that the INVESTIGATION Will reveal nten-
tional wrong the part OF the Companys mana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-06

Martin 4 johnson, tobacco commission merchants.
atNo ~ Front St. have suspended The aiihue.amosnt
$4,000 and is that their worth uc
100000 up they made a,ail-
Die tI,sent They propose Iay Their cftdt.rs tu y
Tie liI I job hul
ing grant o., meantime the nus VIII hc carried
Id T. Ln>ey, 20 thr has ITO
piupcfty for thc benefit ot The CREDITORS
Ambrose ONeli, politician Of The Fourteenth
Ward who keeps liquor at No. 1913 Mutt., 3l lsE
Ir,cnh-i. % franKortst srd. The sheriff sod
out IN, Frlukfortst sforr yesterday ,eycu creditors h4g
obtained jud, ni,ut sgaust O'Ncu.
IN assignment Tor the benefit of creditors Dos Hon-
mott Wa1s dealer l.o,s az no 1871 broadway. 10 hoot
LOWS WAS hlod ytsttI.ay with thc County Clrra.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-06
UNIFORM RATES 70 TIE SOUTH.

Another meeting of the agents of southern
steamship and railway lines held yesterday the
Astor House to ratfy the agreement OF Tuesday. Al
those interested not present but unanmy Of Opn-
ION and desire tosce the Arrangement succeed were
messed al the previous meeting and those present sigued
The agreement, conf tent that 1t would receive
The signatures Of the few who ab-ent.
The southern carrying trade is done main
~ by combinations Of steamship and railway
lines the principal combinations being the Savannah
steamship Line and Great Southern Freight Line 10y way
M savannah the Charleston steamship Line ami Great
soutleru Freight Line by way Of Charleston G. ydcs
Line To Wilmington aud The Carolina Central Dispatch
tle Old Dominion Line IN connection with the L ist
Tonne ssee and vi gnia Railway, and the Old Dominion
III coi uection 1T norfolk, with the Piedmont Airline
Tl.sr freight combinations had made appearance OF
charging uniform rates, bur My conn. titun has
bereu re resulting finally IN confusion AMI runOus Ii
Valr,, and tie CalnOr Tor strong agree
mrnt 10 maintain schedule rates has become g-n-
tlaI The amount Of Southern ffcisAts has fallen
off lgtly, the facilities for carrying what there il
agents iiiat he
utmost economy and the maintenance or Iar AMI uni
form rates wal make IL possible for the carrying compd-
mics To nav expenses They tha the new schedule
rates vii be moderate, and that the companies nave
pledged themselves pay 20 per cent of thcir receipts
n a guarantee Of good faith To Virgil Powers, Of IcOn
who L. General Commissioner OF the SOuthe Railway
and Steamship Association. Mr.. Powers was present al
tie meeting yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-06
SCHOOL TRUSTEES CrNsI'RTn.

At the meeting of the Board OF Education
Yesterday the superintendent Of the Public Schools re-
uorte, That the work Of the whole year had been very
satisfactory. In grammar, composition and reading,
writing and drawing and IN the elementary science de-
parimeut marked Improvement ~ tr noted Considerable
interest was shown when resolution ~ ccnrufr was
moved M O Trustee Hopkins. tie XINth Ward, who
seem. have been mos prominent III dlalnissing me
schools hi- ward tie afternoon OF May 10. when
PIE sde Hayes assisted 81 Inc dcdlcaton OF tn halIeck
sa that was also carlN day. Tue Board OF Education
TN di.cussisn yesterday, illusions were made u ffts
deuls real unreal" ana Ia tie moral o. nmoIal'
mi of allowing school children 20 src such IN n. The
ccn,ur was az least asscd by II votes 10 D. Trustees
DonaIv and Allison Included Oh second Thought,
a., fhe BO.rc All this happened although the suffering
trustees were In the lobby and conducted Their case over
tho iron railing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-06
FIEE-CRACKERs TO BLAME FORA GIRLS DEATH
-. " 1 nf tLn MillInLnslmLmL nrl

As car No. IL, OF the lhalhsbulgh ana
Flatbush line. WAS near No-innd-ay and Montgomery
81 Broo KIM on wednesday evening, two girls started
IA cross the track boy threw buuch OF hrccrackfrs
before them, aud the girls, frightened stepped back
directly in front of horses The horses startled by
fine recrackers reared aud the driver of the lost all
control over them. one girl struck upon the top of
the head by the feet of one Of the horses and thrown
under tne wheels OF the car and killed The other glr
tainted and nearly me, the fate OF her comuan0n. II
WAS with great difficulty that tie body Of the dead girl
.nuld boz taken iroIn beneath the Wheel The remains
were recognized those 81 ida W l. Burrsl.
ten Neirs, OF tedigst fltW,l dear anu dunD Gtl'
~ a. had been accustomed to sell flowers on tnt street
ears wheel had passed over ntr left temple crush
Iug her skull and almost stVcing the head from the
body Patrick Ward the cdrdliNef, was arrested, and
placed under $1,000 bonds. lie stated that he had an
unusually hcayy oad ~ assengcrs, ana That he called
to the gid out Of the way, but she being deaf dId
not hear HIM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-06

not the viii OF her father, and that he was unduy ini
enced in making It, Mrs. Heily was left the interest
$4,000. life estate in the dwelling No ~ west
lineth-st. and all the furniture eXcept a m3fp
bust OF her father which was given Patrick T. Fern
OF the The residue OF the estate was
given TO other relatives, and small bequess were maf
TO charitable institutions. The esae al one the was
worth about S3OOO00 but owing TO the shrlnkage III c
value of reil estate the total amount VIII pfohabN not
exceed %l3OOC0. The disagreement between the Ju"Ee
and his daughter arose nom her marriage Inc contest
the will was begun August :, 1876, ana was con
Quoted the contestant by John Mckcon. The eSt-
mOny had closed and tue counsel were to argue me
Wednesday IL " MOI yet known whether or hOV
the contest Wf b. continued The funeral OF Mrs iica!
viii take place tins morning from The Church OF the Paul
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