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The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16
County Physician,


 SEALED proposals will be re- ceived by the Board of Supervi- sors of Yuma county, A. T., up to Monday the 2d day of July, 1877, at 9:30 a. m., for services as Coun- ty Physician. Bidders will state in theIr bids amount including and amount excluding post nor. tem examinations. All payments will be made in warrants on the General Fund.
 The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Bids will be opened. at 10 o'clock a. m. of sad day.
 Bidders are invited to be pres ent.
 By order of the Board.
 GEORGE TYING, Clerk. Yuma, A. T., June 5. 1877. [t4
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Job Printing.
 Legal Blanks Briefs. Bill-Heads, Letter Heads, Circulars. Labels, Cards, Program. mel, ,etc., printed in every style. with neat ness and dspatch.
 E Currency taken AFFAIR when pay mepts are made in advance.
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IN PREPARATION :. H A ND BOOK
 TO ARIZONA TERRITORY,
 BY Richard /. HsnfOn,
 OF THE San Francisco Evening Post.

THIS VOLUME WILL BE THE
 result of an extended tour through this rapidly developing Territory, and will present faithful account of its advantages and resources; it's rich mineral devclope- ment and agricultural capabilities, climate. towns, mining districts. stage routes, an: cient ruins, &c., with vivid description of its wonderful picturesque scenery, moun- tain, river, canyon valley and mesa. It will also present very careful historical description of the Territory, tracing its history with care and completeness.
 ANEW MAP Showing the most recent mining districts. towns. routes of travel. &c., will accom- pany the volume. In addition there will be Route Map of the Southern (Cal.) R. R.. and also one showing the eastern lines of communication. Tables of dis- tances. rates of fare and freight, stations on overland route,' &c., will also bs fea- ture of the work. In short the prospectO' emigrant, miner and trayeler will ind invaluable.
 A limited space will be devoted to ad- 
 The Editor may be addressed at this office.
 The Book will retail at $2 per copy.
 Yuma. May 5. 1876. 4-sf
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THE Apache Chief and Moreno mines near Ehrenberg were bond ed last fall to parties who have now sold the bond to San Francis co capitalists. Work will proba. ply be pushed on these properties. as the bonds have not much long CT to run.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16

Madam, did you ever lift a dog by the tail?" "Why, no you cruel thing, you" II didn't know, because l saw you carry your little child across a gutter by one arm. A dog's tail is good deal stronger than the fragments of a child's shoulder"
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16
THE ARIZONA. SENTINEL PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY
 BY
 The Sentinel Publishing Co.,, GEORGE TYING, Editor and General Business Agent.

Advertising., One squsRe, each insertion..----.$2 50 Each subsequent inser tion- ] % Contracts by the year or quarter at re- duced rates.
 A square consists of ton lines of this size type.
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II. N. ALEXANDER,
 Secretary of the Board.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-16
H. N ALEXANDER.
 Secretary of the Board.
STAR HOUSE, GTzu g. IXns1,

NEXT DOOR TO COLORADO HOTEL. Board with or without roUms-meuls as all hours. The resident and travelling public will be I promptly and cordially attended to, and will find in my house all the comforts of home. MRS. NJ. E. FOREST,
 PrGprietresa. Nj 5, 1877.
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Proposals for the Furnishing of
 Clothing for the Territorial
PrtsOn.

BIDS are solicited for furnishing the following supplies of Clothing (r ore or less as may be required) to the Territo- rial Prison for the year commencing July l, l677 and ending June 30. 1875. to-wit:
 ND. Suits for prisoners, ae per sample
 in office of Secretary of Board.30 CIOuded Mission undershirts- 2 Dez. ClOuded Mission drawers. 7 .. Knit wool socks cks4 TldCs SGOes, screwed ed.---..-..... 1" Cotton handkerchief. .-.. ...-.- ; '' Crash toweling ng.-----.---..-.- Pes Ticking. bed, one yard wide. .-.-- 9 "- Sheeting, nableached, 5 I-4 .. g. Blankets, gray. lb.-..---.l2 lb Prs Samples to accompany bids except suits.
 Bidders must be prepared to enter into contract and execute bonds in the sum If five hundred dollars, upon their bid being accepted.
 A copy of this advertisement must &C., company each proposal, and the successful bidder mnst pay for same
 Bids will be rceiVed and opened on Mon- day the 25th day of June, 1877, at eleven o'clock A. M.. and all bidders are requested to be present.
 Proposals to be sealed and addressed to H. N. ALEXANDER, Secretary of tho Board, Yuma, A. T., and indorsed Pro posals for Furnishing Clothing for Ter ritorial Prisoners"
 The Commissioners reserve the right to / reject any or all bids.
 HIN ALEXANDER.
 Secretary of the Board
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Fine Sitting Rooms connected with the Saloon, where are always on file the most Prominent Papers of America and Europe, and ALL ARIZONA PAPERS.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-08-16

M 8
which The pJea hase been IS
duccd; md z L clned leef ne kzes
dents message kiil Pc iar4y qeyoseQ g.
consideration q tlleEe a. % g
jecis-
Major and Brcset colonsi y * kunkie
Of the Regular Army, served hls country
5 years with honor and distinction during
the bate war. He Was discharged IN lcess
for woands, and immed'ateiy rcjo'ned tae
service IN 1885 &c VAS appointed z Ma
jor in the Regular service and - icsu ne
rss retired ',icE total iisa1insy On az
count Of wounds received n aclion-
Mule serving e deputy Sounass,onel
Of the Fnedman's bureau, nssirg cnaaEs
VI al liz disbursements ~ Aentacky. ne
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Disgracefnl Business.


There has been secretly circulated
through the mails without even post
marks an anonymous circular. hbelols II
its character, against Daniel +. Beatty, OF
Washington, n. j., proprietor OF the
Beatty Piano and Beatty's Celebrated
Golden Tongue Parlor Organs
1t i supposed to have been done by
competitors in the business, as, none 9TH
ers would be 10 the trouble and expense,
evenif they had no fear of the punish
ment if detected. and the cause is attribu-
ted to the fact that Nr. Beatty has been
making q very successful war upon high
prices in those instruments
We have received from Mr.. Beatty the
following open letter addressed TO him
by the officials and prominent men OF his
own town
+ WASHINGTON. N. J., July 5, 1877.
To Daniel F. Beatty, ESQ:
II haYi1g come to cur knowledge that
communications written with an intent to
faisify you and il jurc Your business, hare
rraaEed IN a certain periodical, we there
OF Justice to you to pronounce all such
communications TO be entirely uncalled
for and slandeTous, and endorse you as
being. so far as we have ever been abe
TO judge, a man of sterling integrity and
Signed. Nathan Dilfs, Mayor; All heus
Bsbcocs, G a. Thatcher, Henry Winter
snd VIM E. Cummins, Councils; Joseph
Welt. Judge of the Court; James A. Croft.
Vice President. and p. H. Ham, Cashier
First National Bank; Rev ]. ]. Reed,
Pastor ~ e. Church acquainted but a
few months)J " CTeveling, Jos. A.
Shrope and John C. Winter, Justices of
the Peace; John Gardner. Sheriff. and
Richard B. Shasfer, Deputy Sheriff of Wa.-
rem County: a. W Crereling, General
Merchant; Philip Johuston, late Assessor.
and others
/ certify thatI am acquainted with the
band-writirg of the above. and recognize
all of them as genuine. The gentlemen
are of our best citizens, aa6 I fully con-
cur in the letter.
OSCAR JEFFREY,
Counselor-at-I.aw and Notary Public.
Ne can hardly conceive of more com
plcte answer to such a libel than the
above letter, but Mr. Beatty requests all
interested to address him for full reply,
and asks for Information touching the par
ties circulating the libel if any can be OBJ
tanned, with view to their prosecution
and punishment.
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WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.

WASHINGTON, d. c. AuG., /, 1871
A feAs days since reporter of the
] Ersaiss Star interviewed Sec. Schurz rel
alive 10 charges made against him by Mr..
kemble of Pennsylvania and recently re-
peated by Gail Hamilton, to the effect
that he Mr.. Schurzl had acted very ner-
cenary part, exacting large fees for his
labors in several political campaigns. The
Secretary branded The Kcmble- Hamilton
statement as utterly false and ridiculous,
declaring that he had paid out of his own
pocket The bulk of his expenses in the IS
campaigns in which he had participated
since 1856. and given his own time free of
charge; that years ago he had received
er incidental expenses as eyerybod; else
did under similar circumstances, But that
the aggregate Of all he ever received was
trifing compared with actual outlay, let
alone the ldss Of time and consequent neg
lect Of his business. Mr. Kemble has
promptly accepted Mr. Schurz,s challenge.
In communication dated The Slh-, inst,
he circumstansially details some Of the
dealings between that gentleman and the
State Republican Committee of Penrsyi.
vaBia, BY whi-h it appears that Mr..
Schusz in 1868 entered into contract 10
work for $5e0 per week; that he received
tiat amount as is shown BY The cash-book
of Mr. Hammcrsly, the Chairman, and in
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4 Cluster Of Golden Opinions
FOR THE
BRADBURY PLANO.

reDfs -
The peculiar charm Of tails Plane i its sasp.s
ten 70 the human voice IS an Accompaniment
owing to its sympathetic. mellow yet rieh snd
po~erfai singing tones
From personal acquaintance with this irn
We can indcrse them worthy OF the faiie>t con
tdence Of The pHblic- We are using the Bradbury
i3szcs in our families, AID they give entire sat
Prisons at distance need feel no hesitation in
g nSing her illustrated pyice-Iist and order
Ing rum i OF 70 order second hand Pianos az 4
0rgzns The, are reliable
eosk Washington Gen VI. H. Beiknsp. Secretary
War Chief Justice. s. r Chase Admiral D. D.
rorssr Washington CoNanbes Deisna, sec Int.
d g crss.elL Fash Rev o. & Udasy,
tel ny. 81 Nicholas Hotei, NJ. Gen o. 8.
AoEz.u M4sh Bishop B. s. James. n. +. Rev.
Dr. John 4cclinteck- d. Jsnss Cum nfns. Com.
Rev " Nor Pnnshen, Loud rs Azshar.Phil-
Y ssh kss- = Il Walden, Chicago Rev. r n
HAaeh- c<ncinn4d- Rev Il b Buxbie. Cincin-
n1s g. D = = Bed New York. d. G
Philips. n Z. Rev. Allied cooknsn, n Z. ".
Y, k:<ehsr; PHI Rev J. 4 Cookmxn. n. r
Chaplain Ncc&be. CHICAGO Rev A. ). KynestH
s. 3 3 ~ ya Dsnisl cszs q p Rev VI q Defy
r. r sands St Church, B,ockzyn B;sh.
% MERRILL 81 Pal Bishnp L " wiley Rev.
Z = !rsk1p II =. Rev. Lake Hich<eck CHM.
..ysk q hayea. Brooklyn 0es- Aisosd- q. 8
Dr I. pewin Tsansxe, ssys: -.rsseud su,ssa !.
2 Astkoalst but HI pkn1os 1se al orfke1ox yo1
Hahop An<s says ny Br1dhary F1ano -
II y6n pronisef ma s 8 n rsrpecfs 4 r;sSres
. i g, e - s.nstas $50. svezythine ~
- = eeeafe Aosn truly,
..Bsltfmore. VA. n. NJ y
y; : g; azys. ssys .1l1 lndssg ftp.e
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2z>rt-AsSiz-hS4 4SOo-
GILMORE & CO.. Attorneys at Law.
ssse~~~srs - ssaipsaan. Haarrer 4 c.,
52o z suees. Washington, D. G.
= American ana Foreign Patents.

Naeees~ors - Chip.nan, u aAsuer = g.,
500 z Srees. Washington, D. G.
= American ana Foreign Patents
rrs fs, s Esss.s sss =: all =
sions f-rfore csnsre-s. Infringement Suits N d:t
area STATES aad ai i'ississn ass.ses siaias Ia
intsntipar or Psi-aiS. S4SD Sr4Er ron rAa-
rH.sEr " s.x.E r4sss-
| Uai;es States Courts and Depaftme,ts.
Claisfs r..s--ris,i IL, ~.
CnisI Ssases ,oars Of t,isi.I,< eossrt ef sso.,-
siissssasfs al Atss,1ns Ei;lilns Ssal.rn l..sisa.
csasnis .l,,n ssl'i III eia>s~- OF war <s-ia.s be
-~.r .las EaScn sEs D .EsT;iaruts
Arrears Of Pay AID BoaatJ.
ofFrks:s 80 assss aali s,iLots 81 The lai<
mr:ssy fFsss., ih-s Of s.ses. they i,ss-
no sirew.sir-- asise fiI isissnry 81 srrxse. and
Stale -'suisai Il pay .ad soanix r~ssir-d In
close s;siai', s.s. fai rely .fSsr examination
xiii b. siss.s as free
Fensisas.
All srrr..-..s ss,.pr ss.s ans ..,.os, ,vc.,~,t.t
sapirie-s. OF ialass-i Ia tbs late var howcs err
sisshiiy, san ot,tsia fs,a-iai Hssny no geeeiy-
ing is~nsions are entitled 10 Es-fkase- Send
stamp =siia ia formation viii be ferni<seI frye
Cisfmant~, wisose z:tcrnerx hare aeea xu.
pensles VIII te gs-.lists:siy fss ai~ed with san
inio1nai.sa sisd iro:'er paY.=rs on application
As we charge no fee sunless Aneeesssal. starup.
Tor rrinsa Pssisge saeaid We sea. Us.
United States General Land once.
O~assxiess Issa.i Gases. Private I.Snd Claims
Iiniay. Pre-enrsisss nd ilosirsr-as. Gases uro.
scssed before ii,e ti-HcT=.l i.tas OEiee aasi De
Fsrssarat Of The interior.
Old bounty Land Warrants.
We f1y cash los ils,n- Where as>sxn1neats are
imreriees we give is-rrucsioas 10 perfect .heEa
Mail Ceatra-sorS and Others
We aci rs attorneys for saci, in procuring eo.-
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7Ee PaiforE.

~ <rxr VI.
"a. 1871
<zssnr for he Republican party of
Iowa. By is ausi,oEi,y and IN is name,
he eonFs Etiah occ'aie
\: lac eai 1854 ss-1sa ~ " ~ .n.1,,;naJ
hHssoa a.o' "a So. 60
s..snss % sas = ~ COST
fsnhieEss assss 1el.a = -. s..-.,,5
ia'i"ns lhs fghis = <.'s $3.50 $3.50 sh1s.sd
oe sesuseu - s.o.n1 ~ s,.a,s,..a., Any
ana ise e"taii'un gu =. p.o,,.N .;ar.,
failure On 'iae PAR :. '.' 80 =,
=. eaale .oses nnse .1N. ~ 80, ~.
bie cor ~ h..,, :, i,a,,,e
Fi"see..oh ~ me- - -. 49, - ,h.;r
- 1919. = .'iiiliia' nss - y
= W
2. The Rerublican parry has preserv-
ed the Government TO The commence
mrEt vi the second century OF The nai lon I
existence, and ~ the prineifies on winch
thry are embed - IN the great uushs
spoken at Hs craeie, that an men aIs
created eQusi; that they endowed
by their Creator with certain inaAensoie
rights, among which are ME iineily anu
the pursuit OF happiness thas fef inc
attainment OF these ends governments
nave peen insusu'ea a,',uns NJ - ,i.s
iheh ius, l'o~ iiohi ~. eos ..;a =. .a
hr = ma ior;ty of The Lawful suffrapcs OF
HE citizens deiermined in pursuance of
III, gsaig ~ fS c66fs ann nrnv mt FINN,
f-l.t 70 the end.
). The permanent pacifcation of The
Southern section of The Union. and The
t,,n.,,Icte nr-tection If MI ia c;t;1cns n
the Tree enioyment Of ali their rights is
!. ,luf, 10 which the Republican, Marty
stands sseredIy pledged The mower ~
.-.ruvidc ,t,r the enforcement at The nr,nri-
tiles embedded in lie recent Constitntionat
Amendments. is vested BIZ these Amend
mrnis in The Congress al lie United
States. and VIC dec'.Te II to be lie Solemn
ALLEGATION Of tie legislative ana executive
s.enari.ent III the Govcrnment 10 put
into immediate and vigorous exercise an
their renslitutisua, movers far ren,ov;nc
any Just cause of discon,en, OF any class
and for securing to every American ci,i.
zen complete liberty and exact equality
in The exercises of an civil. psiiticai and
public rights. Tothis end we Imperative
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slleGKItl.E.


The Republicans Of TaEa County are
scnrdiuIly invited 70 atteEd Convention
iof their Parfy. 10 be held at Toledo. on
saturday August ASA. 1877.
at II O'Clock a. NJ for The purpose OF
smakinr the following nominations
One Candidate for Representative
One Candidate for auditor
Dne Candidate for Treasurer
Oae Candidate fus Sheriff.
One Candidate for Supt of Schools.
One Candidate for Coroner
One Candidate for Supervisor
One Candidate Tor Surveyor
Also for the purpose OF apr oinung aei-
srra,es 10 attend The Senatorial Convention
10 nominate Candidate for Senator 10
represent the Counties Of lama and Pow
rsisiek. and for the further transaction Of
such regular business - may come eeicsc
The ratio-ai Representation h this Coz
v~n,ion Viii he ose delegate for each
Township. and IN addition thereto PC
delegate for every % votes. or frsciion
rhcrcof of 10 or more cast Tor Josiah u
Young. for Secretary Of State al the Ten
eraI Election in 1876 !.
The respective Townships viii be eni'
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-08-16

e. & NV
LINES.
Chicago q North-Wee4op
Emblases under one r,an.-.ssL.. stairway
ul Er asl,way Lines OF the NEST s,I az Srsst
=. = snds with its humcrons r. 49, Noski1i-
bssMoes lsss tee shortest aud quickest ros
ssssia sSsSa aa Si 81 gO,ass r aoi Wiz
rs California and nc wssssr Te.,;, lon a
L the shortest ana best rn,.,s a, ~ Kline
Nd ~ points in Northern injpos Ta S,esgo
Csaifarn;. ~ - yoAlhz Colorado. Utsh N@r~s@
is vfrsor. China, Japan and Aus:,ssss
Chicago. ST. Paul 4 M.n.~..,.
e the short lire between fsbsrs. e =. Alne
u e NsI1hern Wis onsin and Ninos - AZ point
$500, 80. - f11l- Minneapolis Du,nss ana =
f<-1'S IN tas Great Northwest Hs An4
"a erosscs Wlnona 4 81. .s~s..
e 5es ne,s route between cAicae,. ana :. -.
New Fin. ss - QH1e nina Nankafo ID ~.
Ninnssoss. ftss Peanss N southssn and t'ent,si
Eees ny = Marquetfe LII.
=, y tne only line between chic,~n 80 -
Green Ras 14ee e. L.e oshkosh, Apes,tnse'
ilon ehtes senanshe Negxulsee NJ rrsssn,
~ Is ''sseA sna - Like Saperior Corn,
s EFesRsss = D~haqus L..
g tss ealy soute fetueess csi..s.. ~.
ls - ~ petals IL Tie e.s.s
.Ieage = HIlvvaixne.
= ne - Like SAors Rosee ~ q ~ -
$oe1s7 fTs<Sss.1 c1sesge ana Ess11asS ~ ~
KSnosfa "a Sfi1..tak WeakSss, E,<;.s
- F.lees nrawfne -. -;
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Tie Committees of the different Tow
ships are respectfully requested TO give
n lice. ard have their respective ioTn-
sliirs fully represented by ihe number OIL
delegates 20 which they are entitled.
ry Order OF County Central Committee
THouAs s. FREE,
Toh.s,. Aseas: 9Th. 1871. Cliairmsn
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70. TREASURER

the only person thus iar mentioned Is
Cant L. B. Him. the present Treasurer
Everybody knows him. and be IS desery-
edly popular He keeps the affairs 10
the Office Ia better shape Than they have
ever been kept before.as least We have
been 50 informed by old sesiltrs who have
been coRyersans With county matters FOL
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we suppose Mr.. J. c. Kendrick viii be re-
nominated, as xe have heard no other
man spoken of in connection with lie
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ron sUFEErIsoR.

The only person We have heard men
toned is n. II. T.nney, of Indian Village
He is an cid resident of the county. and
ouc who can be trusted in any position.
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IITill be at Toledo the second Monday OF every
w Month. and remain one week. at Dr. Soust
.r's Office Also at Tras. the Srd Monday Of each
month, remaining one week. Filling teeth with
Gold. speciality All other work done.
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Arriy1

This paper
DOoth,Gener
western Rail
friends. whe'
kocall and n
{ - welcome.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-31
Frossl the Earliest Ages.

sCROtULA mas Oeea the Dane. aud ~ u
were the curse of RlankiDd, Mnsa., III ih'
18th chap. or oi LevitirnS, lays dcWh IefE
explicit rules Uu tllh dlsea.e. so ltfflh"
,ud loalhsons hSd II been 'sonslc red bSe,l
that persOn known to b@ Infected Win II
xHuid not be allowed Il nlJ wiIb soo'ety
rhe Jews regarded 1t 1T Z divine eihaicftofi
a,tu believed tGeIe was 40 care for II. u
was then Lie sins tfa YOUTH or 4 dv1afl0i'
from the paths Of virtue were punished ~
long as life iasted arprtiy In our day
the slerce Of medicine has bean developed
the grea. slOrehouse of MAJ ure furnishes y
remedy the disease Is stripped Of It's tor
ror by the use Of the 3A v A h1T 1TAN'S ROttT
AND HERB JUICES, and the victim Oj
Ulc, re-, Sores. Pimples, blolches,
II ter, etc can be restored to sOn nd hea Ith
In few weeks. That there are thousands
now who's. conditions are a. bad IA tnUse
Of the dark AZ e. we are we'll aware. Msny
now Iail 10 dnd cure 81 well ~ thoy did
then, To all such the Samaritan's Roof
and Herb Juices will prove happy boon.
eradicatins all Impurities rom vi blood
and making the complexion bright and
healthy. 4 few bottles v II renOve PIN
pies or olOtches, thereby doinG away vito
eosnletiS. IN. pOwdsrs, hOOT ANDH HERE
JUICES sl.20 per bottle Sent BY express
TO any address,:
DESMOND 4 CO.,
a6 Racestreet Philadelphia, P
The Morning herald., 1877-10-31
FEW WORDS TO THE GAZETTE

A FEW WORDS TO THE GAZETTE
The Gazette has no higher esteem for
Messrs. Grubb and Pennington, than the
HERALD. The article. referred to, was
not intended as other than a compliment
The writer never saw the ind d'ciment, in
the Gazette" but saw it in tho "Phila-
delphia Ledger" and was careful to say
if it was as set forth in the newspapers
What would the "Gazette' think II the
HERALD we're to parade before its readers
list Of the caaes, lost BY every member Of
the New Castle Bar, in their time? The
case spt ken of was non. suited, because Mr.
O'Byrne was trusting enough, to take the
word of n member Of the bar. as to mat
ter of proof; 40 marked was the faith Of
the lawyer broken, that if OR memory
serves us right, Mr.. John Rodney, or Mr.
Geo. Gray, spoke up and said they heard
the promise as to evidence made in open
ceurt, but Judge Gilpin curly said i,
should have been reduced to writing; le-
gal learning or the wan. Of it, had nothing
TO do with tho case.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-31
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strike. The discovery that sailors board
ing house keeperin New York had secretly
shipped crew at almost the rate Of wages
prevailing in Boston and Philadelphia,
fred several hundred sailors on Monday.
They stoned his boarding house, and after
making tour of the shipping houses, and
and, it is said, obtaining the promises of
shipping merchants not to reduce their
wages, they returned to renew it. 1t is
surprising to see sailors so violent. Ordi-
narily, when on shore, Jack Tar is over
flowing with an excess Of good humor,
sometimes attributable to unlimited gros