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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-06-22

ALLENTOWN cure no pay-Dr.
Karsner's Catarrh treatment will cure
the worst forms of Catarrh. Sold by Z.
r. Wallace. Satisfaction guaranteed in
all cases or money refunded. 3Om6
The Chicago Clothing House, being
heavily stocked with seasonable goods,
and being DESTROYS of disposing of most
of them, will give special inducements
to parties wishing to purchase anything
in the line of Mems Boys, Youths and
Children clothing
On account of the lateness of the sea-
son, and on account of the dull times,
the Chicago Clothing House will make
a further reduction of ten per cent. on
all light weight cashmere suits, consist
of plaids, stripes and genteel mixtures,
all of desirable style and make; com
mencing June 9th and continuing
through the month.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.-The
following described property will offer
for sale for one-half it's value. Now is
your time to purchase cheap residence:
house of rooms on lots B. 4, 5 and 6,
in block 20; the premises comprise one
half of block 90. a lots). Also lots l
and 2 in block 20; good house of 4rooms.
Also lots 3 and in block IA; good houss
and barn. This house has 8 good rooms
and is situated in fine location and
good neighborhood. For particulars, in
quire of ASA BLOOD,
soft Independence, Iowa.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-06-22

BLANK Books at Tabor's.
Two good houses to rent.
Inquire of s. NEWMAN.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-06-22
SCHOOL Books at Tabor's.

VESTS Enamel Dressing for Carriage
Tops at Tabors.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-06-22
Wall Paper at TabOr's.

New stock of Millinery Goods just I
ceived at Mrs. Caffall's.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-06-22
FOUNDRY.

All the above work at prices reduced 10 suit
the times. Come and see for yourselves.
Independence, Ia, May Is, -.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-06-22

THREE spools good thread at the New
York Store for 10 cents.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-06-22

New Dress Goods. New York Store.
Wall Paper at TabOr's.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-06-22

THE REFORM CLUB-This never-to
BET oo-much cherished organization, the
benefcent fruits of which are already
abundantly manifest in our midst, has
engaged suit of rooms in the old CAT
fall Block, and fitted them up in good
style with carpets, tables, books. pa
pers, &C., for place of social resort
improvement and recreation. Refresh
ments, too, are not forgotten, and this is
found in a large pitcher of clear, cold
water, that and only that, always found
on one of the tables with its attendant
goblets. On Wednesday evening this
cosy place was formally dedicated,
speeches being made by Jed Lake, Jas.
Jamison, Thos. Barnett and others 1t
was a regular feast OF reason and a
flow of SOUL and it would have done
the heart of any benevolent and right
minded man a power of good to have
heard some of these newly emancipated
men tell their experience, both during
their career of dissipation and since they
have risen to true manhood again. The
far-reaching good which is likely to flow
from the banding together of this little
company, no one can estimate. Let all
conspire to help it by the donation OF
books, papers, &C., for the use of those
who make the rooms an evening resort.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-06-22

SPARE THE TREEs.-It has been a
mooted question in the City Council
how far the city government was au-
thorized to go in ordering the removal
of forest trees left standing in the
streets A decision has recently been
rendered in the Supreme Court of Iowa
bearing directly upon this point The
Court held that trees are not nuisance
at common law; that they cannot be
abated as nuisance under the statute
unless they obstruct travel, and that the
City Council has no power to pass an
ordinance declaring trees in the streets
of a city nuisance and ordering their
removal, unless they obstruct travel.
This will be welcome news to many of
our citizens, especially on the west side of
the river, who have wide-spreading oaks
located in the streets near their residen-
ces, and who have feared that they might
be sacrificed some day to spirit of so
called Improvement"
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-06-22
Reduced Prices

Feed Grinding done; Feed kept on hand for
sale.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-06-22

THREAD, 3 for 10 cents, at the New
York Store.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-06-22
MANUFACTURING.
BIaChSmithing.

Flows Repaired, Horse Shooting by an ENpc-
rienced Workman, General Job Work
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-06-22
NEW Goods. New York Store

PURE Drugs and Medicines at
TABOR & Sons.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-06-22

Look at the Black Alpacas. New
York Store.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-06-22

CARPETS at Cost. New York Store.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-06-22

EMBRoIDERIEs cheap at the New
York Store.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-06-22
Wall Paper Mt TabOr's.

only early orders can be file
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-06-22

STILL lower prices. New York Store
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-17
mrs. IINGauiN's Suicide.
The Story that her Husband Tells About her
Sister-in-I.aw.

Mrs Elizabeth Lingaman of Gle Fast Elcv-
cn,h street arose from her sleeping husbands
sid. at O'Clock Yesterday morning. wandered
20 the pier at the foot Of East Seventeenth street.
and sprang into the river. Officers in the police
boat Seneca heard the splash. and took Mrs.
Lingaman. unconscious. from the river. She
was borne TO Bellevue Hospital. and vigorous
means 10 resuscltntr her were employed; but
she died. Mr.. Llngaman. who is a pros porous
cabinet maker. says:
" Nv wife WIS persecuted TO death. A fcw
years ago | lent my brother. George Lingaman.
money to buy this house. accepting rs security
mortgage upon il. Two years later. although
| had not received a cent OF my loan, my brother
asked me for more money. declined 60 lend
il. and. being impatient. began suit &C. fore
close the mortgage. ! obtained Judgment. and
the house wis sold 10y the sheriff | bought IT
in. Since then my brother and his wife have
Professionally ANNOYED ~. They have Detained
Us in their II i.;hborhood and in our own. and
have como even To- my doorstep To abuse US.
Within tho last month my sister in-mw has
grown holder. and. in my absence. has forced
her way into the nous" AMI loudly abused my
wife and my II. THIS abuse affected my wfe's
mind Yesterday afternoon my sister in. law
came here. and WAS very abusive. Ny wife fcit
it ksculy, and retired IN a very nervous state"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-17
DRUG0ED ny BURGLARS,
How the Robbery OF House nj stapieton
was Accomplished on Sunday.

Early on Sunday morning the residence
OF Mr., Malcolm d. Houghton. on Staplcton
Heights, was entered by burglars. Tho fact
that the house had been robbed was not known
to the inmates until late on Sunday afternoon.
II appears that on Sunday morning when the
servants came down stairs they noticed that the
side door leading from the lower hall into the
yard was unboltcd Thinking that Mr.. Hough-
ton had gone out. they paid but little attention
to this. About 10 o'clock on Sunday morning
one Of the servants went up TO Mr.. IIoughton's
room and called him to breakfast. but receiving
no answer shc opened the door and went into
his room. Mr. lIoughton was lying upon the
bed. apparently dcad. The girl cndcnvorcd to
arouse him. but could not. The ncighbors were
called in. and for over two hours they tried in
vain to- arouse Mr.. lIoughton from his stupor.
DR. Anderson applied the usual remedies, but
without success. DR.. Nandyrrocl. the Health
Onlccr. was then sent for IL was nte In the
afternoon before Mr.. lloughton regaincd con-
seriousness. In the mean time IL had been nscer-
tanned that the house had been robbed OF cloth
ing, silver ware. and money Of the value OF sew
eral hundred dollars. On the mantrlpiece In
ing chlurofOrm. with which Mr.. lIoughtop had
been drugged. Later In the day portion ~ the
stolen goods WAS found concealed In u clunp
OF bushes near the house The Hight Of the ilru
nj Silplcton ON Sunday morning, il ~ believed.
frightened the burglars away. Mr. Huughtun
l. still confined 10 his bed from the effect Of the
drug.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-17
JrDI,ItI DIGNITY ~ ST. LorTs.
Judge Joncs aud Counsellor Rowman Knock
ina Each Other Down


THO Iic. .i.,ucn h,,t yDn.u Iul4r, U,rntio NJ
Jonne ana Vrnnl 4 Newman -, H. vii
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Cnurt ~ Criminal tLnrrreti,n " "
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hayino iaorn.d 81 th' ,n',ft,,r ii , re'
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snire AUD n>t,r,,..nd ~ ,nt,,tl,r' IT : A. im.
the datn. Itions Mr. Bo,ymnt .ail fltat Ii,,i,,''
Jont. l., ,L,,,.d, ,,,,r t.,,'.,- .f 4, XIX "a,
him oNnr ill., I'm and ihnt IN. w,,,ilI stiitt,
,,rnron,ii n 90 .,,,ui,,,t hin, w " ' '
Al TINS Julre, Ion urn,y very angry oi, nl.
ynurnd toward MIR B1wninn ti.fu., a ,,,lf ~,
pin.., and -LnkInf, Ia = inner IN Mr. H,nnnt'.
tare TLe intt'.r nt.h'.i IN, h.. .i,'' Inn,
away once or twicr' ana nnnilN snid. II hnve
49, 49, 10 T. ~. MI ,,'St 81" H. e. HN NM
Won, '''' '0' '0' "A' "'' pu'" ''0'0 through
~ Ellie I.a,o Io,oe ,,ojo n l.io,. ~, NJ. ~.
ro0n ma fnI1nwNG If L." tIrnvint5 'his ',,,
nrnmnd Mr. U,wman,s n,,k an NJ, ~, 81 ~
italy snro.ssfui ntt'n-ut H. o., Iis Tn,d In
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Iu'l1,. Inn,.s n,,,i,. nm i,tt atr,t, Mr. Row
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-17
BOTTOM tPUiRD ~ MID- OCEfM
a ship In TINT Condition Hun Into by n Ger.
man Steamer-Two Others seen.
From u, Ne, or'om. Demovnt

The German steamer Hanover, Capt Frd-
mann. which arrived here Monday night in
disabled condition. brought the thrilling intrlli-
bottom upward in mid-orean. il is alleged that
tn" coils uu WAS ia day GIT. The Hanover had
on board AT the time 81 the collision some cabin
ra--ougors and about $50 omigrants She had
part of her hull stove in. aud in such u man
nor rs to allow water to get INTO her hold.
Tho senior partner nt tho firm could not be
found. and the Junior partner declined to be
seen. giving as mn excuse that he knew nOne Of
IN" particulars COM, rnlng the collision. The
reporter called ~ the snip Hanover, living at the
foot Of st. An lr"w street hut was informed that
ne Callan Wac nsl"re. When other officers Of
teryiewed. Stat ny through I'M interpreter that
they wore not Al liberty TO give any particulars
regarding tho collision.
Il is a'~o reported TINT there were two other
ships s-.n hy the passengers md Officers Of tho
Hanover bottom upward in the ocean.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-17
Three Sister. Driven 90 Seek Death.

E. Ihree sistors. Lydia. Caroline. and Lima
,tr"et & ~ n.,tsi - L. ant own hou.c on School
NIX, IA, 49," in,l hluHt ior htaiing var. as arucus
Der. N, re- n uMilhs is MS nee tiptn hun- IN, is
- u"ff'h L. Tie ponce mAsi.ftHtn u.on sty
h "'ll ,hL lh,n appearance In court p. II ,,riln
o, A. ~, ' , w., In we lhrr" women rrpnl, nily uraI
", W. VA ~, Nrn ht'thrf nut
- 'N"lh' lhe Alaim was numriIthl given st.i
u"uI snhhvtnd Nhn without hr.linunn Irn,',,n,,.1
t",e one Z" poisnnng Remedies " ere. ant'.d n,d
f"t I'm ~ sfN,h "h"h partially restored the sufferers.
u,im ~. nAhl" "l thr do tur must c.rtnlnlv die
',t .ti' - hare pn4shiiN ri the r,rovrrv "a H. a
70 M me thPp"sunn Is that the sista n. tier,r"d
s.s' ~ We ~ haiss 10 suffer IN. Al, .aes ~ -
go liza osuIt otipshpe iVT disAo uesly. saw "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-17
DENNsYLVANIN RAILROAD.
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
L.-- ~ ~ L------ ~ -

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
ON and afttr juno -. 1871,
Train. leave New York via De sbrusses and Cortlanlt
SIS Iertirs, A. follows.
ENpr,s. ~ laii.hurt Pittsburgh the West and South
With Pullman Palace cars attached, . A NJ - and = 80
= dhly.
For MhAamspor Lock Haven CORY. and Erie At q ~
NJ . CONNECTING M CORY tor ntu-Ntlr. Petroleum
Centre, ami tnc "a Regions For MlAamsport and
Look Haven. "a Vi
fer Baitmorc, Washington, and the South, Limited
Washington Express ot Pullman Purlor cars dMlv
except SUNDAY, 50 80 4. arrive Mashlneton 10
k'nal 81 : 20 A. NJ, d, aud p 80 T. NJ. sun
Express ior rmln, lrhia, : 20 = %. . - 10 Lnnicn
10 80 4 NJ l. :. =. Il. Z, ami = ,il T. SUNDAY. "a VI.
30 T. and $50 4. NJ. Emisrant ami Second Glass,
Boafs oi "Brookivn Annex" connect with All through
trains AZ Jersey tlfv. a1Arins speedy and direct
transfer iof HrNuklNn triN,L
f.r traius 10 Newnte. LMneth, RAILWAY Princeton
Trnfnu. frrih Aul0 a., llfmnf'uut 49, IAliNrr, And
unrr Uulrfs So, lUn 81 hnlur, uf Hll Ticket plicts
1ruus ArriNr FROM liu-hnr.h, % nh Hut 100 \ VI
and ~ lll' daily. lulu NJ and 800 T. VI dally
tN.srt Monday From Washington and baltimore.
O.nA Nj. .lp 4iu 80 ami lnln T.. NJ. sunday,
NtpA VI From Philadelphia, no, H 3d. - ~. ~. 'n.
~ o. ~ ln \ NJ, . lu. 4 DO. = ln a 90 a. lu.lu.
lueof VI SUNDAY, 5u' 600, lO.#t lI5o A NJ, $50
iiD,rt unito. 5e6 anl ou Broadway. Aston House.
aui foot O Dt,hlu--e~ hui turtIult SIS Court 49,
Brook ,n IA ms, ami le hudson st. oh,ktu. DE ot
FRANZ THOMSON, H. 4 fAltNEK
General Manager Geul Pas-euirr Ascnt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-17
Smustmtnis.
VoUNe MyN.s CHRISTIAN AssOCIA.
i TON or THE CITY OF NEW YORK
,23d At and 4th ay)

ANNOUNCEMENT ron TIE ArTrMN AND WINrEn
full annual ticket costing SO admits the holder e.
all the privileges named below A charge Of q 80 add
uonal ~ made to those using gymnasium for dressing
Ton
CLASSES IN FRENCH and rtRMtN three evenings
each week Alto rnnt ~ PENMANSIIIP three evening"
alternating with book MEETING. SPANISH and PHO
BIOGRAPHY two evenings; VOCAL MUSIC one evening
RECEPTIONS one a month. including Readings, con
ccrt- Of Music, and ENhilations.
GNNNASIVM open day aud evening Instruction IN
classes three evening each week
LIBRARY, containing 1850 volumes open from $50
A VI. tu 10 y VI
READlNu ROOM and LIBRARY supplied with "a
serials dailIes from all parts 1T the Counrs the cAdin4
magazines. rap'rs from ENGLAND. Ireland scotland
France, Germany journals IN Spanish. Italian French
German.
LLCTtRHs.--A ,ourSo Of N commencing Oct ~
LITERARY SOCIETY one evening each week, iOs de
bate. readings sc
BOWLING ALLEY opcn day and evening
BATHS open day and evening.
Member. can bring one lady to the LECTURES and
MONTHLY RECEPTIONS
Any young man ut good character can heconc n Nom
Der ON The rcconmu ndaon Of responsible person and
the payment ui 81.
CLASSES commence oct 10 aud following days
Those who wish u Join classes should procure tickets
aud enter them the hrst evening.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-17
Two PIIILADEIPIIIA,

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
TIL OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
hriNrtu
NEW YORK AND fHlLApELplllA
THIerrFN TuROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE IfHOrS rs PHILADELPHIA
1MO IL NEW YORK.
Donhi, Track. the Most Improved Equipment 'rli tie
Fastest Time euua.atrn i With absolute saletI.
on AMI after June -, 1877,
Pynfcss TRIMS leave NrW York. VIA Deshrosses ant
tuttltudt SIS f,rrir-. hs fulliws
7.al -n. - 60 $40 limited, 10 80 \ NJ. IA. . q T. ana
$50 T. VI SUNDAY, "a NJ. p. Il. = amt X 50 T. NJ
II lais W BrunklNu Aun,NN connect with all through
transfer for RrnuA Au travel
Returning trlu, l,a,c lmAd lphia q as 7 3d. Z = ~
AMI u N linll,d cNprrss, 80 T. b. ., !, 80 7.
an1 8, NJ and y midnight ON sunday, 81, =,
, .N A. 4, ! 80 T. Hui ~ milui-hl
Ticket offices. 5!1 aud ga RruuwAy. 80 Aston
House aud loot nj Dr,ru,-s AMI Cnrandt 81 Court
IT. brouklyni ia. no AMI ll~ Hudson st. llnhnkrn,
place.
FRANK THOMSON Ii FARMER
ueheral Manager Genl assenser Agent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-17
Amustmtnfs.

CTEISwAY HALL THO THOMAS.
- THIS WBDkESDAY) EVENING. OCT IL, Ats
THEODORE THOMAS -
FIRST GRAND POPULAR CONCERT,
when the following distinguished artists will APPEAR
THE ORIGINAL -
SWEDISH LADY VOCAL QUARTET
HIIDh WIDEBEku, First soprano
AMY ABER,l second Soprano.
MARIA PETERSON, First Alto
NILHELMINA SODERLUND, Second Alto.
Their frat anpearancc In America
The Young AMERICAN violin vlrtnosn
MASTER LEOPOLD IIClITENBERD
This hrst appearance since his return from Rurone)
THEODORE THOMAS ORCHESTRA,
Composed Of the leading artists Of both the New York
Philharmonic Society and the former Thomas Drcestra
ADMISSION TICKETS ONE DOLLAR
No EXTRA tH ARGE FOR RESERVED SEATS
ADMISSION To SECOND BALCONY, FIFTY CENTS.
FRIDAY EVENING. OCT 10 SECOND cont EXT
sATi RDAY AFTERNOON. OCT 2u-ONIN MATINEE
The sale VI reserved seats for any these Concerts will
commence TIlis MOhNISG a the hoN ufcc IT Steinway
Hall, q. Schirmer, 7Ol BroadwaN; T. Schubcrth co.
- umon square and the Theatre Ticket Oce, Ill Broad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-17
Mtttinas.

y adjourned meeting of the MIX Dealers NJ the city
~ Of Hrookyn i bc held at Turn Hail. y Myrtle nv.
ON FRIDAY. october ~. ats y VI sharp, To- perfect
permanent ORGANIZATION and CONSIDER the ai,~abity at
an udN anrt IN tr price OF ik THIS Is vi Vital lnpur
lance TO every dealer IN mills.
By order u the Committee
pfMlNG. secretary
SPICIAI EXITING of Ci-armak,ls Union IA.
- nn Mrdut ~HN evening ~ o'clock IN trrnlanta As
s.mhly Rooms Buwery. between Houston and ist is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-17

WHITE sTAR LINE.
w FOR QlkLNsloMN AND LIVERPOOL.
BAITiC .... oct 20 r "
ABR ATTIC ont ~
BkIrANNIC ............N nov 3. 4. NJ
From White star Dock pi,r o. North RIVER
Cabin. an aid ships Saloon. So $50. AMI 81 - goll
Return q krt> uu IA nrahir terms St"crdsV. 50
J COErl>. As.nt 81 Broadway, Sew York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-17

susin,ss dganss.
ENGAGED now working farm near This city
place better. wlth without personal services. very
SAT- aui profitable particulars On interview. Address
FARMER, box li5, sun Office.
I'OK sALE-Rcian beet and pork business with
Il good WAGON trade Ahuna nde chance iull norna
non given; no aeeIls need apply. Address X, box lf
sun Office.
INOR sAIE-A carpenter shop doing good iohhing
business, nj, satisfactory reasons uf selling Al
dress CARPENTER sun advertisement once, so al av
EIRsT-CIASs butcher shop 10 let. established last
L % years, low rent and good repair Inquire 6s2
water Il
NOR sALE-CAndy and news store; VIII be sold
very cheap lor cash Apply DAYS at 42a Z I'm st
NOR sAIE-A fancy goods. candy, and toy store;
Il great bargain. rent si5 SIS 9TH ~, Jersey CITY
MILK ROITE Tor sale chcap. Apply all the week
WI At ~ Oakland 1t, Greeupunt l. l.
NEWS STAND and route Tor sale Apply in candy
~ store 81 stay.
NEWS stand tor sale. good locality. Inquire 2 Dcs
~ bro>ses near Hudson 81
NINNTED-Nouns man having $3.50 or II 90 20
w loan, Viii give permanent situation a. right party.
Address MANlfACTt klR box ls3. sun ofiee.
cJnn WILL BUY tie test ani ony Iuultr, aud
- IOO tea store IN the First Ward. Apply At 40
Broad t.
CEOn DINING saloon d ing a gooi business;
SOOO. best Locality IN the ciN no AGENTS Address
\ II box III. sun office.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-17

STEAMBOATS, mo Iallrolos.
ALBANY EVENING boats. Peoples Line.
n leave lirr 81. y Il. every week day al I. VI tor
ALBANY state rooms comfortably warmed Fare, sLJO
fNe transfer hy boAts of the "Brooklyn AnncN"
CITIZENs LINE FOR TROY, sNKNrO-
Y "a. and all points north AMI west Ncw palace
steamers leave daily, Suturiays excepted. 40 d r. NJ,
from Pier ~. ~ r.. loot ol ieruy 81 Low iarc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-17

TnlrTrEN 1nRorGH TRAINS EACH way DAHL
THREE IfIOrS rs PHILADELPHIA
Two IN SEW YORK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-17
a0lnnttS. .-Mults.

WANTED-Six good carpenters 70 do piece work on
w MATCHES buildings Toinkinsviile, tm~D isAho
near first landing.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
ST. JOHNS GUILD.

40 INVESTIGATION TO BE MADE BY THE STATE
BOARD OF CHARITIES
st. Johns Guild is not to have an investiga-
tiou by the StIte Board of Charities. The members OF
the board, meeting yesterday. at FOurth-ave and
ThiTtictns, sent the folio wing letter 10 j. d. TOWNSEND
counsel FOR the Guild winch letter Mr. Roose yelt said
contained all the cominun
cate on the subject:
SIR: am requested by the New-York members OF the
Siate Board Ot Charities To inform you that tue Attorney
ticncral doubts whether societies that are not ncOr
yOdCd were intended Ia Ia included iu the law defining
powers As the officers OF 81 johns Child refuse 10
testify, giving this reason, lave decided IA post
pone this iuyestI -;,tion for the Present.
THe Board OF Trustees of tine Floating Hospital,
branch Of st. Johns Gull who had passed resolution
requesting the NrwYork members Of the Stats Board OF
Charities 10 investigate thoroughly their affairs in
form a yesterday afternoon that the State Board de-
cihed at present TO conduct such examination
tain o the trustees Of the hospital express regret this
issue, snd ntend visiting Mr.. Roosevelt this morning
hoping that the resolution not 10 examine
sldcrcf. Tue Committee Of Trustees III behalf OF ST.
Johns OuIid, whole, have seCced gent man
Sto has consented to ac the Board Referees Ia
investigate the charges brought against the Guild. Two
Others nave been invited IT, become members OF the
hOad but still have the reque, under consideration
he committee declined last evening 10 give the
OF these gentlemen. Mr. Townsend said to "a re-
porter that when the State Board of Charities
specially anxious To conduct nSesti CATION he could
furnish IL the iunurinV into tu,
officers of the Guild they denied Of
toe Board of Charities because they have moi
cevrd dollar OF state aii hut tbcy have helped
by the municipal authorities and willing ana desire
have full investigation made OF the accounts and
manageut OF the Guild either by the authority OF thc
municipal power OF by members OF the Guild Itself