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AT Carlisle, several days ago, Mr..
Samuel Vert noticed hawk attack q
young turkey and commence devour.
Ing II. Hc at oncc got his muskct,
loaded II and fred at the hawk. While
in the act Of doing 30, however, the
firearm exploded, the stock striking
him in the face, breaking his jaw in the
ccnter, dctashing portion Of the bone
with four Of the front lower tceth,
breaking of thrco or four OF tho upper
teeth, and stunning him.
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GAUTI0N.--All persons are hereby caution
" cd against purchasing or In any way med.
possession Of Samuel and John Hopper, Of Guich
township, viEi Two horses and harness, I
shiugls machins, line shan aud pulley drags. saw
shaft and fixtures, jack wheel and rope, pump
and stack, packing boxes, 4c., as the same be-
longs TO me and is left with said Samuel and Jno.
Hopper on loan, subjoc, to my order at any time
JAMES FLYNN.
Smiths Mills, June 27, 1s77-st
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LIKELY IL is announced from
Washington that Hayes will be given
the cold shoulder at the approaching
Radical Convention in this State.
Pennsylvania not having a member in
the Cabinet, tho interests of "thc gov.
ernment" may be overlooked on that
occasion. A Cabinet Minister, even
could not save Iowa from falling into
the hands Of tho enemies Of the admin
istration.
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A R,aM.N- Tho philadolnl

A BIC MAN-The Philadelphia Times
says; "Hayes is bigger man than
Blaine and Gail Hamilton together,
even in New England, and had he re-
maincd few days longer he would
have had Mr., Blaine completely cut
out" whilc Gail would have been sent
adrift. She may anyhow.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-07-11

A QUEER GOVERNMENT ."-Ex.G Gov
ernor Chamberlain says that Hayes is
nothing but "a maze of subterfuges,
contradictions, falsehoods, fallacies and
inanities." Why, what an awful long
name this bloody shirt champion gives
our arovernment.n
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-07-11

REPRESENTATIVE DELEoATE.-Rob't
Mehafiey, Esq, OF Boil township, was
elected Representative Delegate by the
last County Convention. His postoffice
address is Bower
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seTNcop WE TRUsr.,,-AIlo,h., mn.,

Il pay for their work before il leaves the
shop. And As all nesh IL as the grass Of the Geld,
and the promises Of men arc like the flowers
thereof-they are given one day and forgotten
the next-thciefore tits best not to trust anybody
All kinds Of work will be done In this shop for
cash or ready pay Boots aud shoes Of all silcs
and styles-,he best and cheapest In town.
have removed my shop to the lower end Of
town, In Taylor's row, on Reed street, near the
depot where will be found At all times, waiting
for customers. All work warranted good and
cheap.
Also, all kinds Of Leather and Shoe Findings
for sale.
The citizens Of clearheld and vicinity are
respectfully invited to give me call.
JOS. II. DEERING,
Clcardeld, Pa, July II, 1877.
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A MARKED CHASGE.-We notice
that some persons who waved the
bloodicst kind of bloody shirt last
fall, don't propose to wear that gar
ment any longer. They have discov-
cred that refuge of lies amounts to
nothing when substituted Tor the truth,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-07-11

State Of Penn.ylvania, Oleo.feid County, SIS.
I, W. NJ. Shaw, Cashier Of the County National
Bank Of Clearheld, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best Of my knowl-
edge and belief. W. N. SHAW, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th day
Of July, A. d. 1877.
VIM. RADEBAUGH, Mp.
Corrcct---Attcst; JAMES 7. LEONARD,
7. II. F0RCEY,
X. SHAW, JR.
July II, 1877. Directors.
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IA YES VIEW DEPARTURE

"Tbe government which has 30
,-,,cn ,., ,n. a,ho
bountiiully bestowed gifts on "the
loyal millions" for the past 6ftSen
years, seems to think it necessary to
call a halt and take new departure.
The line Mr.. Hayes proposes to adopt
is very plainly laid down in the follow
ing card which has been issued from
the White House;
EnfcuIivs MANSION,
--y--ip.SH11IS SxSSxtSA&~ :,
~. 's N. Trs..a,v on ~ .ors.c, a.,
be observed by officers Of the General Govern
should be- required or permitted 10 TAX. part t in
the management Of political organilsuon'' eau
light to vote and 10 express their 1ies, on pub
nc ,,oSi rrovaS aos. ,so pre-.
the discharge q their Official duties. No assess
allowed THIS rule i applicable 70 every u de- e.
gartme1,t Of the civil service; i should bo un-
ment that he is expected to conform hi. conduct
70 us ''qa'r'~'n'' very f''B''plO1Ry' w..
That document has nroduced n
aloval vellr that has drowned ont
every arebel velln between tho Poto.
mac and tbe Rio Grande. Some Of
,he Radical Iesders ,,o 90 far as 10 sa,,
that this ukase will brcals mn every
Radical organization in tbo sopthern
states becopse bnt ssw excont Office.
holders comnose spcb organizations
This ia certo;nlv s,ahb;ng ono in ,he
honso ., h;s sr;oras RI ,hon :, 4
no, orr ,nnorol .nd !, Il or a ma,
with tho movement 10 rid Tho courtrv
Of Moluo Maen;re,sm When our sec
lion IA r;d of tb;s oroon;za,ion and ,bs
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alfw ADVERTISEMENTS.

A RUN-AWAY--Ib hereby caution all per.
"A sons asainst dealing with or trusting D +.
Frank CfosEgroye, Of Boggs twp, on my account
and l am determined not to pay any dcbts OF bis
contracting after this date, and .hOsc who trust
or harbor him, may be called upon for a settle.
ment with me at ssme future time.
VALENTINE GEARHART.
West Decstur, July IL, 1s7f-sts
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-07-11

The Charter Oak Lie Insurance
Company, of Hartford, Conn, which
has stood high heretofore, seems to be
short only t,oo million dollars.
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The Democratic State Convention
meets at Harrisburg on Wednesday,
the Sth day Of August.
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CAUrI0N.--All persons are hereby caution.
" ed agains, purchasing or in any way med.
ding with the following property, now in N.
possession Of Henry Kitchen, Of Chest tornsbin
viz; One yoke Of stecrs, 8 cows, shog,, sheen
acres corn, ~ acres wheat, 2 beds and bedding
cook stove, acre potatoes, clock, chairs, lot u
saved lumber. ETC., as the same was purcha.es bv
me At Sherif7s sale on the llth Of June, 1871
aud Ia lef; With said Kitchen on loan, subject 10
my order at any time.
ANTHONY McGARVY.
Mcpherson, June ~, 1s77.st.
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Tho Democratic primary election
comes this year on the 18th of Sep
tember,
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aCTVIL SER RPICEF-AND PO-
LI1ICAL BILLS-MIHED.

We elsewhere give Hayes new civil
service order, and 10 complete the
picture We present the reader with
another document bearing upon the
same question, issued by the Radical
Executive Committee, Of Philadelphia,
and which made its first appearance
in the Sunday World, the proprietor OF
which, being a member of the Com.
;. - -. 'SGRtY@N~NxA1
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"A is hereby given that Letters Of Administra-
tion on the estate Of JOHN HOB, lato
Of Knox township, Clearhsd county, Pa,
deed, having been duly granted TO the under
signed, all persons INDEBTED to said estate, will
please mske immediate payment, and those hav-
Ing claims or demand, will preseat them properly
h1thentiestod for settlement without delay.
JOHN W. HIGH,
New Millport July II, '77-6i. Admir-.
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We, tb, undsrsisned Auditors Of clerheld
borough, hereby certify that vs have erAmined
and settled tho accounts Of Isssc Johnscn, Rsqi
late Treasurer, and Of the School District, and
thai the foregoing IL, a. we believe, true state
ment Of the rreasurer's account ef the receipts
and expen dturc-, and OF the assets and nhilitiet
Of said school district al The close cf the yesf,
ending May 81, 1877. II. W. SMITH
A.W. 0RAHAh,
cissraea, Pa, June ~, fsfY.st Auditsr.
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CCHoOL srATEMENT--Annual state
~ ment Of the receipts, expenditures, assets and
liabilities Of Huston School District, Clearield
county, Pa, for the year ending June $, 1871:
RxcrIrrs.
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CCHoOL srATEMENT.-Annua state.
- ment Of the receipts, expenditures, aIsis
and liabilities Of clearheld borough School Dis
triet, for the year ending June |, 1871:
tsa.r| ,a,.xs.. -r....... =
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CLOSE THE RECORD.

am- determined TO sell my goods at cash
prices, aud at a discount far below that ever
offered in this vicinity. The discount | allow my
customers, will make them rich In twenty years Il
they follow my advice and buy their goods from
me. viii pay cash for wheat, oats and clover
seed DANIEL G00DLANDER.
Luthersburg, January II, 1917
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A NEW DEPARTURE


Hereafter, goods will be sold for CASH only,
or In exchange for produce. No books will be
kept In the future. All old accounts must be
settled. Those who cannot essh up, will please
hand over their notes and
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- - ~, I sRts'r~S!s :, - !.
B,Ap0vlRrrm R.rv,Llcls orr

HsApouARrsM RspurLicAH crr
OHsrRAL CoHnIrrrs.
We address this, the hird notice, In regard ,s
the rc--payneni Of your aussmsai for the Feb
rusry campaign.
some memh hers Of the COMMITTEES are threaten
cd with suits on account Of the Commines's debit,
which can all be satisfied II the asses sments
levied are now paid. 1t Is earnestly hoped that
you will remit the amount by or before the 10th
Of July II the money is NOT paid by that tms,
the Secretary 10 authorised to publish list Of
all delinquents. and also post them in prominent
places Of resort for Republican partisans..
We trust that you will not allow your name to
appear on the black list as q delinquent.
Very respectfully yours,
HsSRY DmGulA,
THOMAS J. sNIrH,
WV. r. LxEps,
HEsRY c. DUsLAP,
WV. NJ. TAYLOR,
Finance Committee.
BY sending amount In enclosed envelope, you
will receive receipt by return mail;
Respectfully II. Q. DUNLAP.
Secretary Finance Committee.
No. 427 Library Street.
Assessment S..
What conclusion the reader will ar
rive at after perusing the two sage
State documents in question, we are
not prepared to even conjecture. But
to our mind it is perfectly clear that
the "Great Fraud of 1876" as Judge
Black entities it, is working out its
true mission-more fraud-and the
men at the head of public affairs in
Washington and Philadelphia are about
as well fitted fer the duties assigned
them as Satan would be to manage q
monastery or a camp-meeting. And
the sin lies at the door of those Bishops
and Priests who have so frequently
repaired to Washington during the
past fifteen years, and there in their
clerical way helped the dirtiest poll
ticians of any age to wash the filthiest
linen that ever straddled a government
clothes line,
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: s7s 10
lIf19a ln
Assets over liabilities !.

We, the undsrrisnsd Auditors Of Huston town
ship, hereby certify that We have examined and
settied the accounts Of Huston school district and
that the foregoing 10. as We believe, true state
mont Of the receipts and expenditures Of the said
district for the schooi year ending June Z, 1871,
and Of the asssls and liabilities At The close ef the
year. j. n. HEWITT,
Attssti A. II. R0SENKRANs,
II. r. Towss. y. n. HEWITT,
Clsrk, Auditora
rsaAeid, JAY lin, lsis. .I
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TERMS OF SALE.

0nethIrd At confirmation Of sale, and the bal.
snec intwc equal annual payments, with interest,
% bs secured by judgments on the premises.
AARON O. TATK,
Admir- estate Of 3. Powell, deed.
cssrheli, Pa, July II, iffT-st.
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by virtue Of an order Of The Orphans Court Of
Clearheld county, Pa. and to mo directed, there
will be sold at the Court House, in She borough
Of Clearheld, on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-19
SINGULAR SUICIDES.

PHILADELPHIA, August IS, 1871
Yesterday the authorities were staalsd by the &C.
curreucc OF two singular suicides. William smutl,
orty live years OF age. took poison aud was found
q dying condition and notwithstanding every effort
was made to save his hc hc died in Jew hours.
Ou his person found letter stating that ne had
tired TO get aloag. but II was Of no use lilo directs
that his vile be bor Parents and that hla pa
pers should be y, mt 10 his daughter ~ ~. Louis
rno otner suicide that OF well known ply siclan
OF the west VINO has OF latn been resident Of this
city A hat found by officer griffith al Paramount
avenue wharf Iast evening, with "a note IN H.
Samuel Harvey, lad, STAGED that nc hai seen tho
owner Of The hat pat 1t on the wharf and then plunge
into the river.
The following is the text Of the note
PmLADSLPnIA, August IL, 1877.
Ktxesros GoppARp. VI. D., CorDnert-
Jt,R kIN Ms time has come: lie Is burden can
longer support
Tr Thought Of that unhappy confined NJ Norrstown
has 70 my spirits for the last few days am
ro .olyed 10 en- ms troubles in this
We have many pleasant times together, but that
nil pns,ed aud want to give little bother
siple with body take this method Goodpy old irie
God bless you. H. w. DEAL, VI. ID.
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ate resistance. Should the Russians fail TO break the
Turkish line, and virtually sustain heavy defeat the
converging advance OF Mehemct Ali and Suleiman
Pacha from Osman Bazaar, of Osman Pacha from
Selv, Lovatz aud Povna, and Of Reour Pacha from
Rasgrad, would compel them to fall bhck on Bjela
II not on Sisova and Nicopolis This would certainly
DO retreat on their Danube bases and bridges whore
they could ntrench themselves with considerable
degree of security. But the defeat would DO
adsastrous termination of the Bulgarian campaign and
could not DO made without enormous loss OF men an
morale The junction OF Suieiman Pacha with Ne.
hcmet All may have the effect of compelling the Rus
Sans to abandon the shpkn Pass and retire beyond
Tirnova, but the present indications do not point to
this retreat necessity. Holding the pass may cost
them hundreds of men, but its recovery during another
campaign would mean the loss Of thousands.
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- Russians.

After forcing the Russians from the plains Of Rou-
mea by the victories of Eski saghra and Kalofer and
the occupation Of Kasanlk, Sueiman Pacha has
marched through the Haen Bourgas, or Tvarditza
Pass and joined his forces with those Of Mchemet Ali
between the town OF Bcbrova and the village Of Tier
sarora This movement strengthens Mehemet
Ali very considerably, ind enables him to pre-
sent quite formidable force to tho Russians
at Osman Bazar But 1t Is evident that In the event
of the Turks being totally defeated In the general
action now impending their position In Roumea VIII
be seriously compromised. with large Russian force
in the Shipka Pass and victorious army In pursuit
the tide Of battle would carry the Russians
into Adrianope Il is doubtful If the Turks
could retreat In sufficient force aud order
to cover that city Therefore the stalking
Of their fortunes great battle Is hazardous pro-
cccdng but also that gives promise Of despcr'
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER RE PORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, August l0--1 A. NJ.
Judic0fi0nS
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, August l0--1 A. NJ.
Indications
For Sunday, in the Middle States anu New England,
northwest southwest wxnds warmer clear weather,
and stationary or higher pressure
For the South Atlantic Sta,os stationary pressure
and temperature, oasery wind clear partly cloudy
weather and local rains
For tho Gulf States rising barometer. cooler north
erly winds shifting the coast 10 and southeast
clear or partly cloudy weather. and in Texas local
rams.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, stationary or
higher pressure and temperature, southeast south
west WINDS clear or partly cloudy weather.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
leys falling barometer warmer southeast winds clear
or partly cloudy weather.
For the Lake region slightly higher pressure, pos
sbiy followed by falling. In the western portions.
warmer southery winds, except northcrly OH lakes
Huron and Superior, AMI partly cloudy clear
weather, with occasional local rains
Tho rivers will continue stationary or falling
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A TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.
A TUGBoAT BLOWN UP--THE CAPTAIN AND TWO
MEN KILLED.

A loCboAH blown CP-IHE CAPTAIN AND TWO
MEN KILLED.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NORFOLK, Va. August Is, 1877
most appalling accident occurred this morning by
which three men instantly killed and u valuable
tugboat blown to pieces 1t probably tho result Of
carelessness the part of the engineer. The tug
Matt White, Captain Dick Blunt, which has been tow
Ing on james Rvor for some time past, into the
Roads yesterday afternoon and wen, over to the Rip
the night The Captain and retired as usual
with the fires banked and this morning the engineer
a Mr.. James, got up to attend to them Captain Blunt
got up about five O'Clock, took his glass, aud after
careful look finding nothing sight, turned in TO
take another nap Hardly had he returned to his
berth when the explosion took place with deafeni,g
noise blowing the whole forward part OF tho
atoms, ana she sunk at The wharf where she lay. Mr.
Alien, Waterman on the Rip Raps, ut went to the
OF disaster, ana succeeded III rescung the
and ono fireman, who were not seriously injured.
THREE MEN BLOWN Ur.
The pilot boat Phantom at once went 10 their as
sstancc and found the debris from the wreck scattered
over perhaps nh aero OF space The whole forward
part OF tho vessel must have been blown atoms md
Captain Blunt, Engineer James and fireman PROBABLY
shared the same fate The Custom House officers ana
went TO the scene with grappines, &C. search
for the bodies What Is left OF the vessel Is out OF tho
water. ~. l.....
Tho Matt White wac owned by Mr. Lawrence, Of
Richmond.
Captain Blunt about nfty years of age and was
well known on the river as popular and obliging
captain He leaves wife, we understand, in Rich
mond, but no children.
Tho engineer was named William James, from Phila
deiphia
The fireman WAS a coorcd man named John Bray
ton, from Richmond. This mans remains the
only which have been discovered. They are
under the boiler aud be low tide, but can
not be recovered until the boiler rs removed
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In the Central Park last night an elderly man created
quite an excitement by hts dcmonstrative way
OF acting Whom approached by any one he became
quite violent and was with difficulty prevented
irsm committing violence upon the passersby When
officer Cunningham, OF the Park police, endesversd
TO arrest him he stubbornly resisted aud
he had to call three other officers to his as
sistance. When taken TO Bellevue Hospital
the prisoner said that he professor and
that he played the piano His name could
not DO discovered Martha Porter. aged
twenty seven years, domestic residing
at No. li5 West Forty ninth street. has for some
time past been subject suicidal mania.
GA two different OCCASIONS she nas attempted
10 lake her life. Martha became very violent yes
terday and tore the clothes from her back. she
conveyed TO bellevue Hospital.
Isaac T. Hughes, aged lorty-two years, OF No $50
East Eighth street. q shoemaker by trade. was also
confined In OF tho cells at tho hospital he had
become demented.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTH[AS.
lex TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
CLEVELAND, Ohio August Is, 1877.
Tne Supreme Lodge, Knights OF Pythias. last night
held session with closed doors until alter twelve
O'Clock, On motion OF tho Supreme Chancellor the
Supreme Vice Chancellor, Supreme Keeper OF the
Records aud seal, and Supreme Master OF the Ex-
cbcquer were added to tho Committee Prepare
tion and Plans for all Endowment System. THIS mat
ter which provides for the pay mont OF 81 900 tho
death OF member has long been under consdcra-
ton by the supreme Lodge, and It's adoption Is be
hevcd, will have The elect TO awaken an increased n
tercst In the order Justin H. Rathbono, founder Of
the order was declared lecturer 20 visit and address
the subordinate odgcs in the United States on
invitation. The Saprcme Lodge adjourned TO meet in
Indianapolis on the fourth Tuesday Ia August, 1873
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CUSTOM HOUSE DEFALCArION.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
RICHMOND Va, August Is, Is

IBY TELEGKAPH TO THE HERALD.
RICHMOND Va. August Is, 1877.
Special Agent Aver, OF the United States Treasury
Department. arrived here tins morning with instrnc-
:ons investigate alleged irregularities In the office
OF the Collector OF Customs. few hours
revealed sufficient shortcomings to authorize him TO
swear out a warrant against Deputy Collector c. b.
Walden, charging hiE with receiving upward OF nvc
hundred dollars In tonnage and other dues and not
accounting for the same. The warrant placed in
the hands OF officer to be served but Walden could
not be found and II Is believed that he has fed the
city. Mr.. Ayers Investigations are by means
ended, but 1t Is not Imagined here that any other than
Walden Is implicated.
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NORFOLK CUSTOM HOUSE.

ARRIVAL OF THE COMMITTEE 10 INVESTIGATE
ALLEGED FRAUDS.
LY TELEGRAPH TO TEE HERALD.
NORFOLK, Va, August Is, 1871
II. $. Martin senior special agent OF the Treasury
Depart mcnt; Albert Miller from the office of tho Com
mission OF Customs aud Henry Dunlap, from tho
Customs division OF the Secretary's Office, tho commis
into the affairs of the norfolk Custom
House. have arrived horc, and will commence working
up the frauds on Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-19
MISSING WITH MONEY.

CHICAGO, Ill August Is, 1877.
Joseph Metzer, Of the firm of Mctzlcr Brothers,
notion dealers, has aosconded, taxing with him
$4,000 In cash and several trunks containing valuable
goods belonging to the nrm He also secured checks
amounting 10 $1,000 giving them in exchange for
Judgment notes. From ono firm he obtained Ia this
UNI
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PITCHED OUT OF A WINDOW.

servant girl, named Ann kenny, got into quarrel
yesterday with her mistress Mss Della Fox, on the
third door Of NO 469 Sixth avenue, and the
two came ~ blows During the row the
s6svant caught hold Of Miss Fox and pushed
Der toward an open window through which the latter
fell headlong. striking on awning the second
story Her left log broken and IL Is feared that
she also received internal Injuries Ann Kenny vas
arrested