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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-04-25
DYSPEPSIA.
GASTRON.

GASTRON 10 0 safe, speedy, and posi-
fSUe care for that most depresstslg Of all
asBeEts, and brief course of treotssess6 s0fEE
restore the dtgestsee organs TO their zrtS-
time strength, and promote the healthy
action OF the stomach and fBtte6tts1es. The
sserUosss Srrst0bSIitU Of titernry and GIE
persons pursastng SedelstaTy ttTes g
etO3sa0ch 20 restored 10 health csSad the Key
note of the syste1s gCStg once mere respond
la the per fOTnb091ee OF labor.
Price, One Dollar, tss large bottle or
@tac b0ttGess So.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-04-25

II Mr.. Charles Tienan, profess
sional gambler Of St. Louis. stakes
his own life in game with death for
the lives Of helpless women in the
hotel FIRE. He had his den within a
stones threw of the burning build
ing. and when the screams Of tue
affrighted women reached his ears
he rushed to their relief. Two OF
them he rescued from the flames,
and though badly burned himself,
he hurried back to help yet others.
and lost his life.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-04-25
Another No-Bullet Duel.

CINcISSATI. April 16.-T@o men
named Tate and Dodson, Of this city,
attempted to settle quarrel over wo1
man by fighting duel this afternoon
back of Ludlow Ky. The prircirals
were in earnest and exchanged shots.
but TIE seconds had carefully omitted
bullets and no manage was done. No
arrests
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-04-25

A ball dress seen at one OF the
New York openings of last week, is
thus described by an admiring devo-
tee of fashion: "It is a Prineesse
robe en- traiae of tiIleul satin. with
overskirt aud f9nnees Of silver net.
with silver tossel fringe over butter
cup-tinted gause-supported by a
modern reception skirt, latest Paris
style. fat IN front, close sides. with
sufficient tornure for an elegant out
line" 0fcourse this is easily under
stood.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-04-25
PILES. HemOnhOidS
"TnN


Many causes tend TO produces fkRa pGtaa~
5'sfaqdsz IL Is seaSs1ss; se tno fsSsse,ss ~
sEse Of drastic pasTg0tioea tends TO produce
congestion or flae BoaCeLs, torpid actioss or
fhe sessrCe Of fIais cOnspEad9atg aud hitherto
sac 11alBssc, agIsscIs eU0ssIz sa1stoGg slIeviate
Doe ctsrc. I1a PILON ece HGre GU TesFsedgr
4cst tch not only acts gtaatost INSTANTLY, bsSe
eCtgE Tes5s00e the largest tssass0re . the p1gta
haze g.ecefved 1aot oaafg Beme1ae, 6aGs RGUg
been radically cstfeds Adgs Seem nsseereG
lsor q ssssssg sss ~ sss@ s
euer e0astd eGpect daa tifes GCOaGgd De bW a1@
operation, Gssd removing ft or fAemR 1ToMR
she e . Ssy Sg roesss ssIsieh S'secesssssass
eOSfh delight, and a saa1 0reterfBed 6ap
s1sa ssy prnctlaf1ag plaB stotas.ss scAo na,e coG
s..ss ssssg's e..s Ss sa sss 1.fs s se only o'S
Ps,iees Fgfsv Cents per package, orssn
IoT ~@s0vs uuav
THE ABOYE REawEDrE9 ARE
Thorough Ia she eradication ar fho dt6eF-
eat and m@T4oRS Ms@tGdfe9 def9maGalGtedn
nsld are fiao resatEe ef ziEtfe1.ss tearcAdFgS'
ens5rucsng @ period 0f nsasiD ne0FV, Sss
7Etgr0ne aud A7aeTEeH.
III fhe specific direotGons are complied
erff1, thousands Of pattessts ectfH Beuse auSt-g
ssess 70 their relatfge Nserits, and cogr0bI
crate e0efg assertion Hkere there Gro
aasG s9 complications or dEacnBfa maa6 Nm-
Gfe8aea SO GeadNB, DR. GHANm1rEE ersRR
6e pseaseG to gtye aH tssIeTa'af items als&
Deseri ipfise aIsG ESplanatol.y Ctreu-
knr aR th@ mA0He |Feaaaedfan RnMn nsn annafnG
2T stGa11R. VI the ~ Pk0ERTET6R k RK
pnrttessar dSag1'sss'ss Send ordtra Ca
DRs dcHAMDL&Iap
l49e HggaawaYs NsK Eesl faszsi
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-04-25

~ Morris Lynch is the head
porter of the Revere House, in
Boston, and Morris deserves a no
tice. because he has made $4,000 in
the twenry-six years he has been
there. James Barnett, head porter
at Parker's owns a hotel Of his own,
and one Of the walters in the dining
room, who works for twenty dollars
q mouth, is taxed for $500, the ac-
cumuI alton of many trips.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-04-25

HThe Allentown Herald wicked
ly says that the Louisiana Commits
sion having heard the evidence, tel
egraphed to Washington in cypher
for instructions as to how they
should decide.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-04-25

TThe Sun says that q young lady
who left Williamsport a few years
ago to settle in Kansas, writes that
she is doing as well as can be ex-
pected under the circumstances.
She's had three husbands, two
two pair Of twins and the ague.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-04-25

~President Hayes, in an inter
view declares that he is only carry
ing out the views expressed by him
In his campaign for Governor Of
Ohio in his Southern policy, and
that he intends to stick to it.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-04-25

Diamonds are now being mounted
in q remarkably convenient manner.
Each article of jeweIry can be unset
at pleasure aud placed upon any
part Of the toilet. As fashion seems
60 favor placing all the ornaments in
Hront, leaving the back comparative
" bare, valuable laces and jewels
are likely to come into more general
use, as they can be so arranged as
70 be continually under the eye Of
the wearer, thus brooking little dan
ger OF being lost or stolen.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-04-25

R"Nine-tenth of the Republicans
of Pennsylvania" says the Lancas-
ter Inquirer, 'condem the Presi-
dents Southern policy" This is
important news and appears to be
exclsiYe.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-04-25

TThere are vacancies in three
consulates. Seven hundred and
and thirty men from Ohio and two
hundred and seventy from the rest
Of the country are after them.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-04-25
Base Ball.

LOUISVILLE, April 16.-The Louis
vile Base Ball Club vanquished the In
dianapolis nine to-day. Score, 4 to 9,
The game inaugurated the season here,
and was in all respects brilliant one
The visitors made single and the
home Club 5 single hits. Indianapolis To
errors, louisville 2.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-04-25

~ Dir. Hayes, on April the 9th,
appointed seven young men as ca
dets-at-Iarge to the West Point Mill
tary Academy. Not one Of the
number lives in the South. lie also
named seven alternates TO take the
place of any of the principals who
might fail. Not one Of the number
lives in the South.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-04-25

TA non partisan President is
one whom no party has elected, ac-
cording to the New York CONNER
cial Advertiser. This makes Mr..
Hayes a non-partisan President.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-04-25

TIt is intimated at Washington
that il the Republicans will agree to
a reduction OF the army to 5000
men, the Democrats will vote q
deficiency appropriation bill.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-04-25

TOrris Welsh, Mayor of Topeka
Kansas, says he was guest at the
Southern Hotel, st. Louis. and that
the fire was burning several hours be-
fore the alarm was given.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-04-25
q It viii grleYe the souls of on

~ 1t will grieye the souls of onr
country people who buy tickets for
an entire lecture course to learn that
Eli Perkins is still alive. AS he is
lecturing in the mining regions Of
Colorado, however, the chances are
that he will he killed before he comes
Eaaf
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-04-25

TAny lady can press heg bon
nett over into the new spring style
by placing it on a pavement block
and let a loaded ice wagon back over
IL Ienpth-wise.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-04-25
Fhe M0rFistDVR Gazette.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1877.

" The Iowa State Register is one
of the papers that want to raise the
Presidents scalp. BIain's army is
being rapidly recruited.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-04-25
Letter from DIR. Thos. s. Mitchell
of Hamilton, Ga.
Landrum & LitckfeId, Abingdon, "a.

~~%fssNf A~'fS - ~@-N0f,f'~'sst F"+
GENTLEMEN-Pleasea accept my thanks
for the trial bottle of t'Iron and Alum
Mass" which you were kind enough to
send me few weeks ago. have also
received and used four others from my
druggists in Atlanta, and to say / am
pleased with it, does not half express it.
I am truly:deltghted, and shall use it extern
sively in my practice. / am an old
physician of % years regular practice
and do not jump at every new remedy |
find, but test all-hcld on to that which
proves good, and expose the bad. Ihave
already the report of one very inter-
esting case to make of its effects,-in a
case of drowning from an accumula-
tion of phlegm" in a parallized throat.
When the patient was fast sinking from
oppression of phlegm the Iron and
Alum Mass relieved him promptly and
saved his life, when old reliable remedies
failed. Itwas trial, but great sue
cess. Respectfully,
THOS. 8. MITCHELL, NJ. ID.
Hamilton, Ga, Jan. 26, ~.
Get a bottle from your nearest drug
gist, or enclose 81 to Landrum s. Litch-
field, Abingdon, Va, and you will re-
eeiYe bottle by return mail.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-04-25

TThe New York Sun is patting
Brother Blaine on the back. He
must look out he has had one sun
stroke which nearly killed him.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-04-25

For the Spring trade Pittman is
making good lot of fancy Webster Tie
and Centennial Buckle Shoes, lower
than ever before.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-04-25
PROPRIETARY
M IS
oP
DIR. CHANDLER, F.R.S.A.,

Iaso Physician TO 81. Georges and 81. Bartholos
news Hospitals London, Curator to
ST. Eiizabeth's, etc.
After years of the most eabortoaGs re-
search and tnVeStigGtSO9ls and utter the
OrGcttcGE application i91 treatment to fhOsG--
sands of 0dtientS, Geo. Chandler, A.M.s
Md, 9sOlC presents to the american pasb-
Eic the f0EL0ECfSl9 remedies, his sole dis
c0geTy and property, the efficacy OF acIsfcls
is GtteSted tIs the 0OEsG21sS1lOWs quantity Of
testimonials, the unsolicited Ofeftsags OF
seeferiIs0 and discouraged p0tfe9stss aCh0
lt0Ve not only 9'ecetUed relief aud be91e1te
from their continued aEse, beGt hare bee11
radically Cured of ailments and cItrO5f0
complaints, eClsicf haze been 0djtSdged bR
tie most eminent physicians Gs h0peEes6s
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-04-25

CONTINUED.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-02

That tho House take rccoss until 10 A. NJ. on
Monday. 49, va
ig Nil, obeoted and ihc Speaker ruled TINT
II W." i'''enr> q quorum th"Te wer'' but two
unions N cfH'r- e motion 80 adjourn. and a
n'n'ipH or q cpii W the Ulus,
III y 'vloudy which cueue,l. Nr. Mills took
"N''ld'on ~ . mari 81 Mr.. wood character
iTfE nN' iAil-i resolution a. nCrrrnse. and
de- i;'iu' -, that 90 ylr tarin irr r,tc,iu" Bo
NHl HSnnwhei inHl .ie leader cf tire House
w. Wood rcri,d iiat ~. rentlsm,r from
Ir'hs vas n.re .liilt ,t.i.'u: tina. t'o,.ii-
iui.' r,u Ntr3 :fl y u1a v.rj ,'isalnre.c ia
N.s'N lHruiDls. IRE pc.tiv, II 8irh rrs.luti lu
.1N"' .n' utlhrfa' % ~ he committee. Tor
NN' y l"rrN hr j. p.ti To- have tlD support u
i.' 80 n'I"nmu irom IrNNs. Tho rOnlriiites re-
pu,tN ~ iu~,rur tipns IF any Kind.
=, W. Mis- pioiris,d Tint II tho Committee Of
ways ana Means rrporf'd q tariff bill for rcvc-
M. only. u" voul. .GpJort if.
Mr. WOOD ih"u rhung,si his motion into one
Tor q 'ili O.! ia" Hnu.O. urd ii was agreed IT,
Thr rali wa made ana Il appeared that there
W." lhN m'r'b.t- present. NOR, than Il quo.
rum.
ri" noqtc III n voted on Mr. Ntillss motion to
Husprnt The rule3 and ndopt hi. resolution.
AMI l. Nu- ~. ..tsd:y ps 6G nays &C.
IN" Hou~" iir-l. "a L. NJ. took recess till
~. y. i. .H lcnUun
% ".iN DiGh.ern tutdrrd bills ir'rodrrad ia
10, b"ut", rpt centred G. c1mtnlItrrA Tho
oil} nllf mat W"ru pa "a By bptn Houses, and
nave irr}m" Mws were ihe Army Anprop-iu-
b'ii wnry iill, IN" hili, Co l'mN Irtizn yer,
nnp to rcpHAl thn k"suurt.un ncf. wcrl ,r,isrd
'N tht H1us" and s'ui 90 the Senate, but re-.
r'V"d no consideration hy thai BODY The
l.r~ Npp- = VA hil. audthe Gcurrul Deficiency
MI VIZ tHA'n W ana J. SOD In On" Senate
WIN ani"ndwcn'-. Tat the amendments hnyn
4" 'sn ~ ted GA In the House. All the UNI
finish, business. however. will hold It's
place IN the next =, sstuu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-02
PETER b. suEHNr's 1niysFsR.
IL He Tryins 10 Obtain Money 20 Ray the
Amount Called for by hi. scu,promIses

The transfer Of a half interest in the lots
aud buildings on 1hirty-third and Thirty
fourth streets. at the junction Of Sixth avenue
ard Broadway. made 10y Peter B. Swceny to
Catherine Bradley on Friday. has occasloned
much talk in political circles. The deed was
signed by Mr.. swocny's wife in Paris on the
10Th q August. ard by Mr.. Sweenv himself on
inc I'm Of August, Nix, Swecny's signature
WNs Witnessed by {. X. Huntington. Ire fn,t
ta' Mrs. Bradley. 10 whom the property was
,.nV.yed. Is tho mother Of ex-senator John T.
bradley. who hurried MIR. Swrnuy's sister, has
gwen Use - thH report that the Conveyance was
maj" 10 prrv0Hl III" city from attaching the
property should Mr. Swesnv neglect to pay the
SNWn which hey towrs under .hu comprom-
~, ol IN" suits pending nLaln-t him.
Mr.. ~W" nyH friends say that tho transfer
was m honest business transaction. nnd not
naN' ~ "NNde th" p'Nm"nt II his d"i -. Tho
r,pr"Seuf lN's 0f fha Attorney. G.nrral in the
K'ne suits 'e.iove tho Mr. Swrcny Will abide
strictly ny me irrne Of hi, clWprnm.-e. They
are 81 the onin.on that his transirr OF properly
nhy nave boon nude 20 enable him To- real u
the MONEY with which % uay tilr rest vi the
amount f.. which the agr 4cinrnt calls
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-02
4 BROKkN CONGREGATION.
The tnhsppy Bre,hrc, of shiloh Hapt,ss
Church. aud Their Bank Account.

When pl-for C.l,n4n uf tha Sbitnb po ~
tiel Church lolored. at l2ith stree, and Third
Nvrnuo. went ~ prayer meeting on Friday
,i,,ht h,s, a.. s,.,..'t .,, 800
n'Nn' "'''' ne i"N.' ANurpf 7iiglS largr eitrud-
oree 90 mon. hnt Their Int were on tli'ir heads.
AMI they sprawled on the seats rccklpsslv
'"e} ",r' mostly men VINO mad hitherto
BNsi'u huNlh'53 or uiSiauc" - excuses for not
attending weekly prayer meetings. Among
80, W. ,','"'' A'''r '0"N' Deacon b}ris.
ana hehty b'li' VINO, "V"- tn,s7"- ~. was as
drunk as he we'll could h.. 1u.v s,o,ylsd nj
tl,. 80, b.. ,,,.,.,.t q. -
80 ~ '''' we p"'P'' anu IL ne
was about 70 announce a HYMN. Deacon Cook
arose and snid oxci,,.dly. VIII h,,,, ~, ~
n rS mere =, .o-n,Sa' I'm Deacon in 'h's ehorcn'
council aud soe whether the minister is flowed
g., ,,.,,,., 81, ,.,, $50, .,,. 10y q, -,
N'"u ~" ~ ','' pe'pi' ana ll|"' WIN mo
pr nW' JUST mon tlc hur,h clerk. Deacon lsgnc
iIarirn. entered with a book under his arm.
You mani a. WI carry your books hHcs
hom". shouted Deacon Cook mo PRAYER
mating tonight" Then be walked NJ and
uoWn. growing moro excited ~ 'Vrry sentence
and said: Erethr.n we're going to have a
min s'er from ~ First C1lnr,d Bai1t = Churri,
III hail more. 81 ihrn brotn"r winters Jumped
M S le sa's nNrg W. I'd g w. y 9WG onr n9soc
81 AftirG rld ~ him. You tried % do * Inst
sprlnE ana inii'd. You have iricd and are try
lh- Low I, ''lrN" MIN out hen lie DOS more
u' pay l'r te eAP is'S i running On" rhur'n
than any one ,lse. H. b. u fl,fhful min -. r
anl mas taught ~ kuOu many good thiu,-s be-
sid"e religion.
Deacon Cool. made no ropy 70 this. hu, said
- NO men who wore hat. who were then on
their feet. Come. brethren. lefs turn ON tl,,
ighis. Ard NIL we're turnei ont but on.. and
ina wR turned own low. Brother 4 u. ers,hhad
brpih"r lnt"rs Is collar to lut hin n,it bn,nuae
tho latf"r uid ~, = ont last ENOUGH. "k.op
your hand. on! shouted Brlthrr intorS or
~ -. Clar g. gracious sud ; -t"i .Iulia
CrnNley. II this Hilt awful Ny chair annn'
say Ia this we're church unoiher hlr-sni MN.
ute. So she grabbed UP the high -hacsrd.
v~Net-'cs ilpDed pulpit chair that she had paid
va Tor and given 10 the pastor. and uGged il
Out ani down stairs. although " wrighrd Trnriy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-02
MIR. DUFFs lost MONEY.
How tho broadway Theatre ssN was
Robbed on nkseivine Night.

This robbery is the strangest ever
heard Of. an utterly at loss to account for It,
or give any theory Of IT," ead Mr.. James Nor
risscY. treasurer Of tho Broadway Theatre.
yesterday. I" but the facts are simply these:
On Thanksgiving evening gave Mr.. Duf tho
procecd1 Of the days business. and tart held
over from tho previous day. amounting in all
10 about $4,000. Mr.. Duff then went into his
private c'llcc and put tho money in his safe.
II IS an ordinary one. without u combination
lock. and 1, lockel with IN old-fashoned key.
then went over 10 the Academy Of Music. and
Mr.. Duff won't away shortly aftcrwari. tho
thuntrc being hen under the care Of the watch.
man. james Maher. On Friday morning 7
came 10 the thcnfre MS usual and entered the
box oilicc. Nr. Dun arrived about half past ten
9elo.,E an won't into his private ofli"c.
ana asked II ar"hOdy had been in his room. |
told him no. u. said money had been taken
from his safe. the same that | had given
MN the previous night On examiLn-
ton It was found that some one had entered
the oilicc. opened tho safe taken the mOn"y
from il. relo 'l;cd tine safe. and gene away. No
other pppcrs in tuo safe wore disturbed, and
some hity dollars which WAS lyiuG On a
mhle IN tho same room was not touched.
inc nancy taken WIS donn up in three di iier-
.nt pa kagrs. and over $500 ~ Il WIS IN silver.
ihal alone. You Know. would be q hravy lqad
turbed in Mr.. Duns room. nor WIS there any
damage don" nnywnpr" in The thrntrc. The
watch clock when times The wat Imam shows
mat IN" nnd" MS rounds regularly, ard how
out attracting his attention. with some man car-
ryng such weight and bulk OF silver as
We sent over to the watchmnn's house for
him, md bis mother said be was ~ houc and
ihetre u he was wanted. He did come half an
hour later. but could throw no light on the sub
iocIi nor CIV rs any assislance."
The Waterman, MHher. was discharged By
justice BINhy yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-02
House ~ Representatives.

.i.l.-,,'I. J." ""'I was me con-
Baker l.np.. Indl ,..t.r.i.,,. i..tr,,..,',. -
Commute. -. d. ''',' 'N9"" ''"H me
~" '"'hl' |" report li.l viii IN
e"u' pfphlht the bringing or maintlining Of
pst.nt a,,.'r','" W. "-' '''''S ''"'h' 81 "
~, ~ "S"'iH' any person Wno pur'hases for
"'s own use. AMI not Tot sHlr Or barter. an, ar
rclr or irtl.r.,t ,,,..i.., "'',
tine ID. ~ ''' '''', - "i'9s "' 'hI
PN'H"9'" ur same lac kh"w that II in
lrHs'd some eA sting patent AInutrd-Yeas.
llS. nays. AZ, tvn-t,ir'l. ,.,,,.,+, t.., -
o! '' ''N''''''N' '0''"| III i"Fo' 'hefe-
on motion ~ NJ WI ~. Nv
Imam, ,..,.. 80 s'I".' .i"'it''' ~ ~, f''al-
Con.r,'.. ~ = 4 ,'f me- hh"l "D'afAm'hi Il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-02
FOR THE CHiurIONsHTP.
Cornell tn'veTritS Arranging I"r "a College
Regatta on Cnyu.n Lake.

ITHACA, Dee. : Ia m7otiug u tho on
GERS Of Cornell Uniycriity Navy ii was uuaui-
mols!y decided ~ !pl'i grand collage regatta
On Cayu-a L#Se nrNs commencement. 1t was
40 'o'ea g. ..nW's iW'. Harvard, Columbia.
ir ucrtnn, ami uli tnc NrW ENGLAND college. tn
participate ~ tu' 7DTir- ~ lHc'e The pro
Erinn", uI'l cough NOT u'luit.Iy arranged vs.. II
wa wil ir i"r iilt ciampluunhip ~ American
'9lleSrs ih" A"'r also nt"nl to hnYe s-rios
81 prol'9slpnAl f"r'e, ana VIII o1er valuable
prIzss Y lave C0unAny lnmlr.n.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-02

When ex-Natrr Commissioner Geo 6. Nc
Laushhn o' ierscy c.t' dei ls; about $50 80 o. On.
daughter Mrs Harrie. Romauo truss Tor hs SON Geo
Mclaughlin, until he should become q, year, OF rse
when r was 90 receive The lrlnripa The SON petition
tnr tolri a. compel Ms N,mlur 10 nlr security She
In,"rfca ~ ilr orplan- Court se-f'rity. r.at tie
law doesn't tIirt htr Dlugl.Y. 49, Nelau..
lin alleges HAT ns e.i.t- De- Ia lan.er own. 4, Nj
RumAiue' = los, lu business.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-02
R.opea,ar Of M,.. cor.oa.. Cooking School,

The NV York Cooking School. ST. Marks
place. is TO be rcoirncd Tuc-iag Dec 4ntiP NJ with
The irst e-son o. the slain cooks cour.e CONSISTING OF
Tue hr-i ic.-.n OF the "Wednesday and Saturday ladies'
cns-eH Viii tai" place Die. .. ~ = when the iol
towing pm r nre will l, cooked b. ". AnreI Pallas
ulder Mis- corson'- tir ton Pe'.s u C-y net 1t
sole. tartsrc stun pOtatoea az on IN
partridge pie, s44d1
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Detective sesnion'. Disappearance.

Detective Thomas Scanlon was chosen 10y the
temperance folks OF Bayonnc to TESTIFY sgarst the LIQUOR
dealers who violated tn. Sunday law All the hotel no
pri.tors ari saloon keepers arrested on comnain
~ So AL Go am, ben llr t.v came arralen III. ss.
tusei i4uHr tlrrs. srfiian was arr. SOL ON
charge Of lrrufN Ic gHV, ali. Gnd L.,n mVsfaruu.ly
li'npl- hrri me temperance tNHui i-fs ri'gc that
There l. conspiracy ph ne part Ihe liquor tpalprs
Ahl RIent eillLrnt WV, usrr ,-nNIln AZ .eice.
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The Rev. rn,.er o,Lenunlls,. Appointments.

Bishop Loughin Of Brooklyn has appointed
tn Rev Father Joseph OLlushin az Fusains =. l.
pastor q 81 Mar, star " ths "a ui Cogr, and Luqee,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-02

Bockelmann showed himself posseeeed. He ia
an artist Of great attninmens an entire
rooms. and yet an acquisition to them provided
always he can play other masters as he eau
IisH.
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At yesterdays conference ~ tho MAYOR and
Comptroller vim the Adcrncn@ Committee un County
Aneirs. IN relation armories r the E.h.h Nnth ana
~, 'il Regiments OF fie saflnnl Gn.-l tne c.ntrai
Pam carr. y vas "nlf,t iNr $500 y,ar. o.. arurr
co. Nts,rr street fIr'rtlN Hlfrd 81. ff.4 y Il.
rrni; iur $500 afl 90" hmHnrHi - ", = rw,niy.
llufth s'r'rt fV ssh lr a. .r stories if 100
Uses tomorrow 49,
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Interesting to nrooLiyu T.xp.y~..

The Kings County Supervisors yesterday
confirmed the rolls as prepared hy the CLERK of te
board 1he total valuation Of taxable property m kings
county Is 600 -naa5 Of which 81, stsOiG is IN the
CIV Tie Proportion 90 state tho county l. 1Sl.
~ n amount % county taxes Hii ~. a. AMI mo
amplut Of cts taNr,i. - s isJ,- 90 ne twelve
Hni Ia. sN wards rts Saljt2s = i. made , ne.
count " the Prospect Yarn irht lr FAX rate ares IN
tbe dlnerunL Msrl. llt b. nNernga Is salah