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NEW YonK. Wednesday, Sept. i2.-Reccipts Of
hrcNcs were ~ ear 0a- 321u hr adj. against 2atS
Ne same time a' week The suppl, was quite equal to
the demand aud The market rnsd tame At % reduction
Of 's", e. IN common to strictly prime native steers
ranged from ~ 81 90 trts. 80 y. to the
IL, To drcs. " NJ. and medium to GOOD steers were
'raN ~lid Ht N t~i &c., Co dress ibtiT NJ Ordinary
To- good I"Nas Cherokee. and colorado steers ranged
nom sic - lul, q ~ To- drcs. bIr,s h the highest
erc lur lot ui smooth and fat colorado cattle. about
- % H. average H." nilure OF Mr. GEORGE strauss. -
lchu- whulcHic cattle >tughicrer ui the east side with
Liabilities Naron.lv estimated 40 S'uonto $1,000, was
the sensation of the market to-day
Receipts 90 calves 10 head. milking inpn since
Monday. AGAINST i.i tor same time last week Market
hr az "ltt r. n Tor butt ruh calves aud gras~ers
AMI 90 f~' &c. for COARSE To- prime tNnl~
Receipts sheep AMI ltnihs 81 loads. or Tn
head, nHhins "Iu since Monday. AGAINST $50 tor the
same nm" u-i week. FfiDt. drupued nearly &c. - n
"ms and Hl erad.- "l sheep cNccit" Nra witch were
scare" AMI ntu az former prices sheep ranged irnni
49, i'H r N with few extra Selections soit 81
t'f' iatiuN- SOLE o. t'rf y.
NJ "rr The failures oi sNnmuu Frank aui Mr. Brown
slarh'rrrs "f sheep amt calves show that the year
-, !, not io lr Hn exception 90 Che general yearly sep
TENDER sstflsWruts
Receipt, of hoo. were 90 ttr lnid- or nln heal
nth- -Ff' -ii,r NHhi AGAINST $50 for the -amo
unt def ~ Ik ~ uHcI tradN lu I've hu-.. iirk
uf rint-. f t f~tf Nilfl- \ lew state hogs. n h
t',rase w'r. sold 90 -'i = 80 ~. im good Western
uuuiutllY uUuffl q rit ] lfsI
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who hnd moe, a., IL, with I, ,,,,, ., ,,,,,, ,.i - ,
Suurrintnndcnt or Cnustru"tin ,'i ~ ,h w W."
Untisn at I'm tir,@ 'i =" wv" VI wv N'ui'
O."Did y"u XIII, in cithcr If ,ho c,.rou.
,tYrs" f i,,i ,'tN ,, III ',.,l ~ VIZ 'nrncis
know Which, # vns tbc nun Via ,'u Y., ,W n,'
innghinr and WIS dning most Of fnn Nh,
yru ar pou ,nv w HH"f Ei ,io u, oto nt
addition 10 his bili. and collcct from him. AH'l9
nmi'Nv Ne understand ing was The same with
on az nv Ln,,i ;,,,, H. t, .'''',,,l
'Tucknr ,vb" ,~ns sNrnri,, ,,,S VI '',iisS H.
tinn Of The Tnt,t Ii",sn uurin,, H. ' LIE ,
fron m cnrur nn u1,I , ~ r,No NE Hnr' niHfo
Nvhirh ,vns tbc s, ~, tLin ''i' VI w 'i'' SINFUL
O-YoW sny Turk"r Vas Supnrir,nrd,,, If
Con-,rn,din ion If H., ,, vi n %,
mean hv snyin,. thn !, nnn,',I ir, ~" i ., wv
A-Wcil RaJ y" r,n"b NV i','o . ~ h h"'',a
rlor,,, ~ ~ , nru III NUN To- &C.. dnu n' hau
him t,kn rInr,., ~" H. " , W" ,", ~, ,
w., ,v,.r, 49,, ~ IVY Wun, ir nii7 WIZ anu
Will, Ia, ~. "iE ll'N.'u' NV WIS
he Court II4ilr in ,6rr hn MI r II ,r, -,
"rt of IL 49, L,,tli 'l i',,IliN. Nittr II NVm .
''' VI '"'ir minus u"h MO" ahy'h'hg "nou'
70 -Vbn, ,iidu NJ r,,,l,,r H. u,i. I,,.,,,..
~It' ,,.' ~ W uch,ii uY HI thlH nusiIcsS
ihr,n Ia IL" Un,lr IrnJ Ma D,',n ", I'M ,,i
hnnd !" ,,r noN,u aiiu vi.r IL lew nayS Wouiu
viii r",,a, M'i T., ,h
T,,m n"Ealu 70 inrs9 9'n'r clnlman's A.
,s0yys , XIII ai', ~ W.r 10 ', N,l'r-
* by whomf A.-By the claimants them
O. And how WINS ,his r.r..,,,,,c 1i,id,ls
~, w tlu nHll l'r cent, in 'n'h %, u SlN. .
IN ne On" VINO received II would divide II
"i,rs ~, as sn@h ny, ~ IL wis rn'1 to MN
~. 4, 80 'iui ~ tii"' ,iy vI ~ SUN W. Irllur
,i =, va, ''p , u i",nytuil's . M"uu run
w.,,,E "nu niS,'s' Hi uNlhIHR on '"'n hl,l. u
Nuit l,,iir mn Hv'1,il' or uvNi or porlhls
,nnnH 'i'i7' an" ui'H ultIo Npulh ~ SUI
"iu- ". -.
crsinW rMSiJS rr ~ HI n9,bp Ir
,.i ''.''--' - i11.u " ih'I N'i' Ihiu N''h ny
"l,'i''f i'm, nnu ny ' d'',.ks ,,,,..o NJ,
- wv ,Hu uily i'l .luSV * 4 illN"'
w vnO"tiH'u uy Ill., pn. . ,n,in-
i ~ .hil, W'i'', ,'' III, y Wyrr
t,iN,l't'S llliIhtu III ~ p'ucT way uluh hlitl lor
lu'h' ~ iulvn ,.s
oif i'M WIS 'il1t r. lh'y W,Ii ll3'u lafi
rc,,,r ,h ,r .',u W., u,''t ~ Ill., u' n",N W,u,u
H. i ~, Irrs'ls Ion'lNlhE H. h"n'N iLn
III ii I" VII ''lI hiil''s ON iH' ha'h7 "i me
w Nil nl, -.inNs 'n WHOM NV WI. ,n,.,
ttV l uN ''u7lIucl.ph 81 M '"ully ,"uIt
n'l7r WIS ',uIluE "" ..-l'iv, 'l "l' i'liE
nnWr NJ ,lhiE" o. iii' NuI, tINiN,i. ~
V'iLil'liy u,'u VIII ln.' VIZ W.. ..ll,.s 'i Il
men mo iilu Minus ,,' ,'ul rNl7vr7
l,iu .ruh mo 1" ~" Y,,",ii
IN YOU YOU uU,H l.'', In,,'7 49, ''7' N'IH
LINK 1'H" uuI,HH WIN, l.Ii'u' ,lHc gu
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.ru ueters AMI family br,uds s-rs5s a. rp. Southern
shinn,ny Iris s,'f7 corn wn,i-W..toru ~ SO
a. >, nr,ulvvin. a. F,, nour sis sfiI Nm, n
lt,i sid, ~, - I'm W. tl.,' am. .,n ~
,offo,1S.ot. W.. 1rii, Ell ,cr- firm; uiidiina I'M
Isnl. ~, s,, al ,i, tut,it.. III A. M, irrn Nh
imr aii,in,, ci".nr a, If w., i, W. ltr If y, t,r g.,
t0Wr 100, fnr Nn.,nI'r nit nab. u.c,,,brr il a., f,r
Inrti,rt II y , i.,,,' 4, - . ,l,'t ,ii ~ ~
i'm Nnri .aic, 81 iuu, a5 taic, rc,c,pts AZ ror Is
HIuz Ial,- i'
Irnttsax.- Pork ,uii .I LAWYER. .ti.. quthis ,rcss
o the spot ut Sia 1s4il no. ard $50 hills soicp Tho
year M az, ID lic.f ami i,. i1l.- unt r,,n am
,ut meat. were rcciy nn rd i.iri duil etri lower
.si,s on , of .t tfr. I'd a for nruo XIX, ,r - Ia a.
siI5 'or pri, Western ami fur iutirc ,ifvcrV ,pi
tr. ,n.t n 80 Tor tlrtirr ~ b., tnf Novcr,rr nuI
- a., Ion p.r,'fr urr...l lower nj 7s.i .r INT
Ter .criv state pals AMI creamery. "a 'p.. do.
mi. and tft ti. .ln 3D.. Western pu utOr, glsg-s .
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Dealing. with E>-sherin O'Bricn.

Having been asked whether. during this
time. the Board Of Supervisors had charge Of tho
hNlhG ana paymen, 81 tho salaries Tor county
officers the witness replied that they had.
.,,,. ', n.y. ,''' a''"' "".' p'''''''' '''
their payments A.-Some Of them.
Q.-wus there any percentage levied on the
49, ,h'"N not rh'sWeF' mostly our political
a. -W.ro ,t,rc or,. s,,,,,. ,, ,,..n.,.,..il a..
Iii. ~, ~. ~, .. l'"'''' IT,
'u'N or III any way Tor making inc salhrl'S al
county officers larger? A.-NOt that | ever
heard of
"a
y y" you Know anything about the salaries
inc, h,.,,, ,.,i...l t,.t n,.I a., 49,.
il. hni no l. o-itiy, kn",,laisr Of il w." ~
% ia v,m NV t,he,T,r .,,, ,,.,. 500.
uafl inr int rhan,. KIT d., n.y., 'i,i ,9y Y a,
~, ,''' ,,, tno,y If o,,
tcen paid in any way in 'onneciion WIN iiiai'-'
CT hnvc no r-c"i.'.ti'n If " n,, III l".9
thint IL ,,'.,irr. ''''''''o" VI It, anu "o moi
ui'i'N !, "''ulIr ,,,. -, ans.
H.. Ii,,rd f Su,,,y,i 49, 'r'', ',. o."
thn b,r,, ~ S,nnr'rl 'r,,,, 49, i 'nt, ~
e"nsidrrai", r h,, W LIZ ' w
IN ,,r ~ t HI ~ ,i',,,'i,, ~ i,
r.rnileot ~ '"' ~ i''"'' ~ "ip''"' 'N"'
J.-Wci. then. were there any county on.
NIr Ty,.o, fi,,orrr,,i,,,--,y va Itl.,.,.i.,.
mi ~ Ca, m,'u ''i'''i'ul'lns' u'u appoint To-
il w,,s co.,, NH l T., Si,rr'., ln,hA
rarv H. ,h, MI ny r NJ W."
h Xxx ", ~ NJ ~ % DIN wa
uiI'oIM =, ucher;
Ti ",iu "o,i'Sioi't" NJ, l' i ~ Nn0'ilY A.
ti i,,l NJ. '''"A va MI h"iln''h' WHO WAS
- II W. ~, -, ~ . .f, 60,
,lTs,, w TX, A., NY n.n'f ~. i"I IT," ~
Wa ny friend. -,
,.ls. ~, NJ tTi'iii'',,''" J." W. ii'Hiii"h
''o wa ana, inn,,.,S MI,
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Names Now First Brought Out.

After consultation by the committee a. to tho
ACCESSIBILITY of restricting the reading to simple
mention Of ncwnamc- and the amounts Of their
claims as they occurred. this was found i'm
practicable. and Mr. Tweed went on.
A.-Iagc G3l. J. T. Barnard 4 Son. s5.025.5o
same. 1882; page G32 lngcrsoll a Co... al
03iiG. for furniture. amt again lngor-oll Il Co..
S4.lO9.63; kcysei ~ Co.. - ~ 49, page go. L.
V. Haughwout x Coz ~ .gG6.3I: !. Il. N W. ".
Cornell y Co.. s7j.suj.3o; key-er y Co.,. ;Ii.-
2i2.O6. Now hero is a concern that guess
won't mention at present. ] think III leave it
until ! make my mind up. tAflcr hrief con-
sutation with Mr.. 4 tNu-.udl will mention
u with "a reservation that | ann not positive az
the present time that should include it. II Is
the EaSi Chester Quarry Company. s,d.si9.j1
Q.-Nho ronpesed that company; A-Agen
u"man nnm"d Mnstcrton WITS tho President.
and did all The work.
Q.-.Whut was his first nance A.-That
have forgotten: hut il will probably come up
r.adne.l lngorsoll 4 Co.. sjn.53l.37: same;
am not certain about ~ prcscut. and viii not
mention them. WITHOUT am morally certain AT
s2.73s.37 on page GA. lnger-oll n Co.. - .3G4
for furniture: same Ss.26ll9: kry~er X Co..
s2.7i7.2a: again lnger~oll y Co. S.6732s. on
$50, A. J. Garyry. slj.g3l.73 ON rage Gs5, \.
J. Garvey 81 ,49l.9s on nggc 6s7. inscr,9ll \
son jns IL On tnpD I'D Iup.r-nIi D., 4, .1u
900: 4 ! G,nry,'v 81 l0e sJ.G : ii llnr sio'-
$500; 4. j. Garv'v. siS 5l7 oil snnio' az.
81 90: Inprf.oli 4 g.. SIM r ~ amin 49,
4Gt.5n; g.. Miller slnIln3i. 1l-,,,., 4 60
40 !nt IA. E.r-ir ak ~ Vir
sly Grors 4 Co.. think ihf TN il lnrrr,.li -
and not t,rrrr's though me- has sworn tf 49, bills
arr i iher o5n. m-n,"n tnI-. b'ru..s .
cIn-e fsr I'm. nr,.,'..ution and d"nT ,-'.i,i H.
saw ANYTHING against "a man thnf Is uoi So.
D-Nh.r.yrrt go. = r,iuio ,,fi,.lr. il n,oa,s
Insrrsoir.. A-,Janes II Inr.r-nh iC.n-
tlnuing To- readl Roe 4 to stationery so
g07 again slNlO:'J o. SEYMOUR AZ a. -f1-
t.nnerS' III 35i ; same. .i0.0Is. SEYMOUR w,'-
tirr,il NINA, m tiki linn INF Inc c',m'arn ,Sa
nft.r,yi,rI ehnul.I tn S,'vr,,nr krrnnri ~
Hay. On pns.. td.i al l"l' "f '6si insar-nl y
o., sn7.GlO.j7: page Gi2 Ins.rsolI Il Co..
s2g-s 7G: -ninr again. as Ogs.gS; KcN-er AZ
o.. sgS77Cj: sarIo. al js7gf; a. = Miller
s2G 100: \. j. Gal,ry sg291IOj on unl,, 7uS
]. q. seymour. kaniiHri n lIny Il i9us. ID
Page 10 GOD. :. Miller so. 32i.g4: lngcr,ll
NTn. siut 600 r. Ing. 75n T. II. Ens Il o.
.l2.GO7.75 same sl2 81 50: seymour Kennard
4 Hay. si3.353.a5: same. si9.7s745. Pace Isl
Inger-nll a Co. slO. S73.I7 Page 49, A. j Gnrvev
sl5.29-.6i PAGE 49, Ioe i c.. ii2.2G5' 50; ;
si2,5l3i0 Page 79s, T. Jones. si3 ,jl3.SS Page
sol 4. j. Garvey. s2j.sa2.35: Ingersoll 4 60.
furniture, 500 Gsi 10: Koyser 4 Co.. repairs
Sg3s3.sg Page SOB kcyser a. Co 500 s2g n
Ingersol n Co. sIS yO6 II A. J. Garvey SIS
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Supervisors Record. Wanted.

rh,, o,, i,,,. 500. i.i.,.,l .-i,,,,, ,,,;,,,.o.
inc op'n'nH "'s N'l"S'" ''-'V'n "iin""S'
while Mr.. Cole made memoranda to govern the
line of his examinations TAon a further wait
Of about ten minutes ensucd. while Mr. Tweed
went over the minutes OF tn preceding session
,Yl wv 49, ,h
one particular of directing the entry of the
worus 'N''' Nr i,Dl' III 'i'' r'', .,' -
tue ATTENDANCE upon the caucus OF tho Demo-
cratic members of tho Board Of Supervisors.
49,, H.. ,,,,.ho, -, A. v'.rhi,s,, -,
WIN r'o pui .i'.,'' ~ w. ''''",'s "'7V Nv
Bell. he reiterated. wa. not in that meeting Mr.
c.la,t,, r,s,,,,.1 ,i,. ....,,,i,,,,i,, ,,ii;,o.
'o'' ul'n i'9""''4 '"' N'"In.' i'.'i."N
given in the last meeting of the questions now
tohaast.J. ,.rrornin., hu. md claim. na..od
""' "SN'' ''"''' .'- "'''' "''' '"'''' l,'','''
fraudulonily, according L. witness : knowledge,
by the Board of Supervisors. Mr.. Tweed re-
,ii.l ,bo.bob,d r,, l..r fnrni.lod with IN,
p''N u'", Nv, ""' ',' ',''" va "''' ''''
and although he had. ou rs own part .endeqv-
w"r" init,l ana messing rs not 't>ly ~ ms
rlspo-u. Mr. ColI rA.r'i--'u M irtrri uat
supply the desired ,'lll. a. c"ln'7 81 iie books
desired w,rc NOT o. ne ii" 'uI,u ia IN" .lS or
give notice 70 H., Jul ne that TN, eommitec
wanted copies "l thr lncum,llS ol th'. Board
%ond br rad to , ohan NH The d Of cm Wia
the mater VIZ FIJI undrr a., 4s.,"n roples Of
tb, exaninaiir,, ,r.,r.es,G - f'v! w. anu
dV'',wi 'ar M'.l, ,'.''Ili| IWnW W.. my
a. grg AZ H., SnhrN,s7657 iins nridhr 10
matters II H. hHlids o. ne Boprl 81 A9dii wH2
bsyli ~, 20 I ui". - H. 'ts i''hS ;rA ,, VII
Tor dates nave already answered tnai ,''''.'
rQD.,m-f ION liHyr given ~ II" namrs William NJ
bsgElv "L saa Io Gjy.r I'n I Harew 81
,,,nh on Al various uih'S' mol an III one
o.No,v I,yisb Won, ia ov,i,ir tho r,ap,cr
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WrnSrcn,1- Sn,, 10 II NJ ,rh,,.., ,,.,. =,
"EpNhHDAN' H'pl' IL l. Nj mere was Il
large and active speculation at the Stock Tx
.hnr,,, ,vli.h ,ros ,.b,r,,,.riy.,l b. , ,,r,n.
'n"iE''"i''ch was 'lnr'' rl|'u ny iur'h'r
hreak IN me coal shares; but thr remainder Of
w.,,n ,',,. ''.'V '''
n.','',,i ",'9 o', ''V''S u"'
'ord'd substantial advance. which. IN some IN
stances. carried prices above Tuesdays best
figures. Delaware. Laoknruuna and Western
,',...l n.,. -5t -,
opened irm NJ o. ana soon advanced ! t.
cont; hut from this point there WIS rush To-
SOIL. and the price before midday touched 3d.
the lowest figures recorded. Delaware, nn1
49, W. ''""''7 i','i'""' i'"'N'l' an"
hudson III the same lin' on limited volume
~ business, quickly declined 81 In Il 4 : and
A =,
h'Ill9 anu I--tN WIS tower Al 80. though
~ ''''T 80 ~ 10 ~ ''''s "'"' W. VI 10
Western Union to 50 d. and of I'm Lake Shore
T., ept. ...,,.,.l T., ,,,,,,r.,ti.. ,l,, 81, n,,, ,
' % Wa W. IA '.'i ''I'' '''' '"ii"' H'' ~ we
coal stocks ;and ~ Michigan Central also rallied
,
'a' more ''hllN'hl '"l' soon h''iilho
ilu.nr.if which y,na rnf,,.1 i,t tho l,f,. t,t, 49,,
W " we - 90 '''' '''' ''''
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New Work. Markets.

o., WEDNESDAY, Sept II -Floug ANp MEAL
l.'p,' incur N'11a. "sa,.' az morr mmr Nh. IA
s,siEr tralVS, not mlly suporcl We quote.
sl'r' S''2ys", Western srnn- whout cNuas =, s,ss
g. p" Do Xxx ami NNAr'i ilns~ 20, winter Ntl..
. IA" l9'l du. AA.ul AAA, - -1@s. Minnesota Iit
el's'sh-9Si3-9 svppsns AUass1gg ~, svati.
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pub ir in the spring. in Twccd's so-callcd con-
icssion. | replied to II then. do not think
ih'rc rs any @lusr for public alarm. I have
thi. city I lave had ~ n. y caiivns.cr nj ono
time. % few dollars for services us u iuryunn.
aul q natior of S2jO as q commissioner. in
opening q street yUGr4 ago. On the other hand.
! hnv" puid ilr city S2jO1n in tuNc-'
Mr.. j. Il. Cornell ut j. u. a j. NJ. Cornell. pro-
pr'l"rS 81 extensive iron works in this city.
wl; i"uud IN nus oii,ce soon after Mr.. Tweed
had testified tlnt the Cornell. bad added fifteen
prr cent. To- BILLS alginst til" city. Mr.. Cornell
.""mird much surprised and grcvcd. lie said
that i'm the TWnrd r. gimr advertisements worp
with iron work. a numbered bids were srni in
from manufacturers thi-unl othcrcitics. The
bd by the turncl is bong tho lowest. The contract
was awarded o. thdt lrm. Tho work was done
IN strict a. cOrlur.' with In" specifications of
tine CONTRACT. especial care being Ia ken in the
selection II materials and in the workmanship.
IN" Urn mover advanced ono penny to hrihc
city officials. and nrvrr had any Conversation or
bargain Of any Kind with Mr.. Tweed. or any
member Of tn" Ring. in regard 10 bids con-
trarts or the auditing OF bills. Mr.. Cornell con-
tmri. "Our bills viii bear the most thorough
scrutiny. IN" prices ior which We did work for
private ltrii % Tor a." sam" KIND OF work. Mr..
Cornell Thought that MIR. Twccd had been giving
ihlsc evidence for III" purpose Of accusing his
own fraudulent transactions. Whom Tweed
found himself overwhelmed and sinking be-
Meath % -nu of guilt, ne reached ont for other
men to drug down with him. Mr.. Cornell WITS
very emphatic in his declarations. and in the
,Nurcseiuu of bcNrl that anything that Tweed
has saudi Will not inurc the firms reputation for
honesty.
Imus f. Andrews denies that Foster pcyev's
.lgumrnt as thn assigucr. lie SAYS that MIR.
A"nhrimgr told him that j" was ih" assignee.
and asked him go sue the eitv for the recovery
Of the rlnim lie dii NOT begin the suit. bcrause
Mr.. Muuhrimcr did not bring him the papers.
~ that timc Mr.. NndrrWs had NOT heard that
9nr-h9li OF the claim had been assigned to Mr..
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- Alhcmarlc. Glib. Lcwcs
- Allentown. Miller, Philadelphia
S~tits ut Vera cruz. DUhkpn. Havana
- Eunorc. Hopkins. Liverpool Aug -
= France. Nulcle lltVre sept /, and Plymouth "a.
- fraucuniN. Bril4. Portland
- liuttcr1- Mallrtt Norfolk
= Nrv Orleans n,atiurn, Sew orleans
= Mascara Curtis. Havana
lHfk Bui-eltg AndrrisNN. lHmhur.
BARK q, T. Robinson, tr,s.u. - John y y.
Barh Evening star LudWtg. Murs.ilics
Bark Ctl,llr. N, Donali. prmcrnra
Schr lintu, smith, Lee. II Pierre. Mart.
hrls iuAu sherwood. Nankiu. hiu iancIro.
Bark orrhilu. lcstrauN. krs West
Bark Lima. III tlUnsk. lgiwaulou.
bark Meta. NAn~'.lo'V. tnprnhag,u
Hark Pue-tina. Ellis. Havana
Bark y erlfiiths. Drummnnd Havana.
BARK NvruNlu. ttcHtN. Trieste.
hrs IH'haNaN. small. olI ilarhor. j.I
Iri- Gem. Pierce. BarhniHf.
BIZ Johanna. IvnnuN. Portland.
lfl- Robert Nurur. NJ luf.. Barbados
NM NtNiur.i. Covert. fhilipvillr. A-efia
Alsc the Uslul river ami tut. y.l .. ..4.D..
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M.iRINJ: TNJELLIGfNCE.

NtSt,rrt NiviNAc-rtus nav.
Sunrisos...... $50 >uu -.fs a. % Noon sells q Al
ufau MArrE-rIfs rA4
sandy Hook. II 2u Du, Island ~ IL Hell Galc.. 81
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FINANCIAL AND CoMuERCIiL.

>AaufI tuCKsnAw.
And upward Of so other employees
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DNspcpsia, debility. ard female weaknesses
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'l"thcs Wrinsrrs at All kinds repaired
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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-07
A County in a Queer Fix.

Howard county, Iowa, is in a fix
Frank Kyle, the Treasurer, suddenly
departed, leaving the funds of the coun-
ty-unless he took them away with him
in 81 300 safe which he had bought
conditionally for the county. He also
kept the combination of the safe to him
self. 1t is supposed that from $4,000 to
$4,000 is in the safe, providing that
Kyle did not steal the money. The
owner of the safe has attached it, and
refuses to allow it to be opened until he
gets his 81 300. No evidence can be OBJ
tanned to warrant the arrest of Kyle un-
til the safe is opened, and while the liti-
CATION goes on between the safe owner
and the county the Treasurer is making
his escape unmolested.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-07
MANY WHO ARE sUFFERISg

from the effects Of the warm weather and are
debllltated, are advised by physicians to take
moderate amounts of whisky two or three
times during the day. In little while those
who adopt this advice frequently increase the
number Of "drlnks" and In time become con-
frmed inebrlates. A beverage which will not
create thirst for intoxicating liquors, and which
is Intended especially for the benefit of debili-
tated persons, whether at home or abroad, is
DR.. Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic. Containing
the Juices of many medicinal herbs, this prep
aration does not create an appetite for the in
toxicating cup. The nourlshlng and The life
supporting properties of many valuable natu-
raj productions contained in II and well-known
TO medical men have O most strengthening in
huenee. A single bottle Of the Tonic will
demonstrate its valuable qualities. From de-
6ility arising from sickness, over-exertion or
from any cause whatever, wine-glass full of
Sea Weed Tonic taken after meals will
strengthen the stomach and create an appetite
for wholesome food. To all who are about
leaving their homes, we desire to say that the
excellent effects of DR.. Scheck's seasonable
remedies, Sea Weed Tonic, and Mandrake
Pills, are particularly evident when taken by
those who are injuriously affected by change
OF water and diet. No person should leave
home without taking supply of these safe
guards along. For sale by all Druggists. 131 I'm
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-07
On Swearing.

Cowper wrote some lines about swear.
ing which it would be worth while for
every one to learn:
1T chills my blood TO hear the blest Supreme
Rudely appealed to on each trihing theme
Maintain your rank, vulgarity despise-
Toswear Ia neither brave, polite nor wise
You would not swear upon bed Of death
Reflect Your Maker may now stop your breath /"
Some who would not swear by the
name of God, think nothing of swear
ing " BY George" or By jingo,' or by
something else; others often cry out
"Good gracious ~ or " Mercy on mel"
and the like. They are the beginnings
Of swearing. They are to profane
swearing what acorns are to the oak.
Our Saviour said, when on earth -
Let your yea, be yea, and your nay
nay for whatsoever is more than these,
cometh of evil" This means we shall
use plain, simple language. David had
short prayer to this point: "Set a
watch, o Lord, before my mouth, and
keep the doors of my lips"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-07
THE TIMES NEW BLOOMFIELD, Pa AUGUST Z, 1877.

man, looking with admiration at the
beautiful, animated face, "and Fred will
owe you more than his life.''
" He can repay me by coming TO tell
me the good news when he is clear"
Eight was striking by the city clocks
when Doctor Graham Arnold, dressed
in the latest fashion, and with fragrant
Habano between his lips, strolled leisure
ly into his room.
He had been in the parlor of his board
ing-house for an hour, watching Mr..
Potter with some anxiety, but wholly
unaware of the little party of four, who
in Mr.. Potter's temporary apartment,
awaited his return to his own room.
Once inside the door, the noncholdnt
look left the handsome face of the young
man, and he muttered fiercely:
must get out of this Potter sus-
poets me, and may yet communicate his
suspicious to Mr.. Markham. 1 will be
off tonight as soon as the house is
quiet"
He opened small travelling satchel Jas
he spoke, and was rapidly filling it with
necessarles for a journey, when he was
interrupted by knock at the door.
Tossing the satchel into the closet, he
cried
Comein ~
But his face turned livid as his call
was obeyed, and party of five entered
his room.
TWO policemen stationed themselves
on his right and left, while Mr.. Mark
ham, Mr.. Potter, and Fred Tyron fol-
lowed.
Now, Mr.. Potter" said one of the
policemen, with the face and voice of the
detective Vogdes, will you tell us where
to find those missing notes p''
" What notes 2" cried Arnold. "What
does this outrage mean ~
1t means," said Potter, " that your
plan to throw the robbery of Mr.. Mark
hams private desk upon his nephew has
failed. 1t means that the five thousand
dollars stolen from that gentleman are
now In your possession, excepting only
one note given to Mr.. Tryon in payment
of debt!''
" 1t is liel" cried the prisoner; but
his white face, faltering voice, and shak-
ing limbs, were no proof of innocence.
Search my trunks, every thing that
have"
No, gentlemen" said Mr.. Potter.
Draw out the stove, if you please, and
look in the elbow of the pipe.
With cry, Graham Arnold fell sense
less to the floor, as Vogdes put his hand
upon the stove.
Mr.. Markham TUNED to Fred. There
was no word spoken. Hand clasped
hand, and each read forgiveness and love
in the others eyes.
Mr.. Graham Arnold spent some weeks
In Jail ere his trial and conviction but
before his sentence was pronounced Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Tryon were crossing
the ocean on q wedding tour to Europe,
and only Mr.. Potter and Fred ever knew
of Maud's first and only appearance as
"a Girl Detective"
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boasting Of his health and strength
The stranger was emlssary Of the Com
missioner Of Pensions, and It Is not like
ly that that old gentleman will secure
pension of $18 month, with 12 years.
arrearages, for being the INDECENT and
invalid father of dead soldier.