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The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-17
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Mr.. EpIToR;-Haying beard 80 much
about this Institution of the county III the
last political campsign,g we were anxious
10 know something Of its management.
For lhis purpose. 10 was or convenienee
% visit the place few days ago andin.
spect is management. Mr. T.. Faucet,
the clever aud industrious Keeper of tie
institution con Quoted US aTpaild TO eyecy
rootn, and. hence, We had the oppoftuniiy
Of nak h,g tbprough iilslectlun--nots
wilhsianling the snow, is severity and
the inclemency 81 the weather we found
the paupers IN nice. comfortable ruoms
md l,arentally cared for. There was no
evidence of a lack of care or OF sxtrava-
gaucs on the part ofMr. Faucet. 0uroI,-
serva,isn proved ,pus that Mr. Faurtt
was "ihe right man IN the right place.
And our inspectiou thoroughly convinced
us that the Couniy Commissioners have
done their duty The false aecusations
that have been hurled against them are
unjust and lgnOble. While they have
sought 10 securea comfortable home for
the paupeis ofthe county. they have en-
ieavored also 10 practice economy. They
have done IL, by their fruits we know
them and ve kliow further tint they
have worked With an eye single TO the
best interests ofihe people of the county.
The foul ISLANDERS that were batched Up
against them In The late campaign wefe
mere political ipbricalions- -falselioods
Fabricated 'Tor political purposes and were
ms nnmerited as they were false The
people % this county should mt and will
not forget the valued services Of ouI
rreaessf bosrl of Commissioners. They
haye served us faithfully, aud they arc ucl
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-17
scAncrr, or MONEY.

s. q
There Is no doubt but tie present con-
iition or al kindsof business and Indus
Try Is fesrfully depressed. and L behoovss
every family 10 look carrfuily 10 their en-
penses. Winter Is coniiag on when chill
drrn reliable 70 Crnlp. whooping Cough
ETC. Coughs and. Colds viii prevail eveiy-
where, ard Consumption, with other
ihrnatand lung diseases. will carry of
nsny.--These diseases should not be
neglected. Doctors bills ara expensive,
aud we would advise our people to use
BoscHEE's GERMAsSyRur. II never has
fsiled Ono bottle AZ 70 cents viii Keep
your whole family well during the winter
Two doses viii relieve amy case. sold IN
al towns IN the uaited States, and BY
your Drnggist, Di. o. Hooker.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-17

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While we are aware 81 the limited
powers Of President of the North Caro-
lima Rail Road under the existing lease
and know his suborlinscy to the con.
trolling powers yet such president caI,-
not be altogether cipher, and u q man
of character aud influence, must have
weight enough 10 enforce some of his
views, R tfsgf III ssB atlfsa Il
The dissatisfaction existing .aIopg tbs
whole line ofthe road At the dispropor-
tionate Discrimination against local
freights is out-spokens II Is painful to
recognize the fact that \ great work ori-
ginated 6y the enterprise and built ~ the
moneysof North CarolinIans, IL now re-.
garded as AN enemy, turning against the
people the very weapons :hsy have fur
nishetl hostile 70 tl,sis purposes, regard
less oftheir Interests, and managed as u
the POSITIONS Of the towns and people
along the road were altogether accidental.
and In nowisy concernsd ip tliecondnct 0f
the management. sF;reignlinterests alone
ave eonsulled. ...and local claims are passed
by with contemptuous indiffsfcnce Or
heard with ilnpassive aisregari. y X II
AT times itmight seem that forbearance
had been pushed to iis utmost limit. and
that communities would no longer tolerate
an oppression so CALLING and uncslled for.
The construction ofraii roads IS always
hersldsd by the most saiguilie expecta-
tons and promises Of local and ii,dwidual
regeneration. Vase places are to blossom
as the rose, property ~ 10 enhance in
value. population 70 increase, villages by
magic growth to expand into towns, and
towns % swell 70 the proportions Of cities,
And why? Because tue marvellous "a
cility OF Transportation and the ciseapness
to be expected, was to bring markets to.
every nan's door. sitssesyA y 4pste4 sss'
That tliis can be done, Is shown by the
maryellously low rates Of through freights.
This may be the effect o. competition; but
comIstiiion has had the effsel Of making
railroad companies show their liands,
show theircapacilies, show the limits Of
rates below which 1t was not safe To fail
Bul Ia the mean time, because local busi-
ness can offer nd competition except
through wagon srsins, which have sonie-i
times been the d.slerat. resort, tile local
public have been made to bear the ol-
preston ofover charges and unfavorable
discrimination.
This applies to all the roads In North
carolinasan BY foreign corporations. Tie
evil calls aloud for Legislative iuterposi-
tion and remedy.
In the mean time NE call on Col.
ThpmBs u. Holt, tlle newly elected Pfssi-
dent OF The n. G. r. II. 60 use his
endeavors 10 relieve the people. He is
iteHuiied too closely with their interests
not to know their wants, not to know
tileir grievances. not to feel bound to DO
what he can To relieve them. @
NJ"
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-17

Washington. Jan. IL. .-KDott Of Ken
tucky, from the COMMITTEES of determin-
iog tie Rights aud Privileges Of the House
10 counting the electoral vote, Submitted
report declaring that the President Of
the Senate has no right 10 determine what
electoral votes shall be counted. and that
tho powers u the Senate and House are
eqaai In respect 10 the counting Of these
votes lie gave notice that be would call
il up for action on Wednesday next. Adams
Of New York. and Lawrence Of Ohio. were
appointed as additional members Of that
Committee.
Senate'--Frelipghuyren presented pet
titloh Of persons representing the fnancial |,
commercial. manufacturing and business
interests Of Newark, VI; asking that il,
counting the electoral vote all party con
sidsrations be laid aside and pure uselisl
patriotism guide the sction Of Congress.
The petition having beeu read Mr. Freling-
huyspn said he sympaihizsd with the senti-
netts Of tbs lethioneers. He believed
there was patriotism, enough. and states
manship enough IN the Representatives d
Ofthc American people % reach satisfac-
tory conclnsion IN regard to the present
emba-rassmens. and hs hoped tlat patris-
ism and statesn,anship would be exercised.
re- Congress should reach satisfactory
solution o. the complications which all
,,,-v daxrnrnta a fha se}<erfx vraull r,fove n
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-17
4 sr,c,s IN TIME.

I have 4 great deal Of money 10 raise by
the middle or January. All my fall pur.
cl,asers are tlren due. Aid Twill want
every cent you owe me. Those that hav
no money must bring something else 10
pay with. I hope this noticewill bring
sou all IN to see me without the necces-
sity of my calling on each one personally.
Some of yoa have been ca.syingaA long
time, and I think It time You bad made
some arrangements Ihad % warrant d
Few ofny customers recently; and win
have 70 put out o great many accountsif
they are not looked after at once. sg
M 'ssi s''iss IA q. M..PARKS. q
~ Dec. 10th 1876. U gEslllg.a
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-17

e - 7.
ETliesc genlenien have labored hard b
make tliemsclvesuseful by establishing =
iirt class store ON New Hope-keeping
very nesufy everything country people
need and exchanging for country produce
ofsllipping produce for their lcnstonnsrs
free Of charge to any distant market,
thus making home market or giving
them the advantages Of any distant mar
ketfal lnHaitp& tgn1piffs1
ftisto bs hoped tliat thegood ef.izens
will give them liberal share % their
patronage and nut fallto appreciate the
eifprt they are making TO establish 4 first
siass country store on New Hope. A good
store ina neighhorhoo;t Is good thing
and bensiiciai 10 otheeItzens. BY patroizing
ihemyou will improve your neighborhooi
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-17

We have received the January number
Of LEISURE HOURS. handsome mammoth
l6 page (6 iacolumns) family psperuifllsd
with thg choicest aliterature--- serial. and
short storius, sketches poetrysbwits hum
orr dc; &c.srIt eatertaining, amusing
aud instructive, and 10 one ofthe cheapest
papers--tbe amount and quality of nat-
ter considered--that we have seen. The
Triee is Sl.2DTper scar. ipelnding as pre-
MUM o genuine fne-line steel engraving.
called :, The Milherlsss BARN, printed on
22s2S plate paper, which the publishers
claim is Superior n point Of meri, and at
tractiveness to any premium ever offered
BY any other paper in this country. and, is
alone worth, the money asked for both.
The publishers. J, i. I'atten 4 Co fG2
William st., New York. authorize d q
say, that III orler "a introduce the Apapaf
Ii this vicinity they make special offer q
every one 81 our feadcrs to send them the
paper--a.' : triaftrip' Of sfoar months.
postpaid. commencing with the january
nuinber--for % cents. i ia 1Htnea aiiE
Our readers who avail themselves Of this
offsr will. we feel certsin. tlIAak as foe
having called their attention ~ il. The
publishers Of LRIsUE HOURS would like TO
employ some one in every place to canvass
:or ihis paper. ,aisa l5se ~ liaa
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-17

only deserving Of tile suffrage OF the peo-
pie but In addition they should receive oul
hearty thanks. LET Justice be done tho
the heavens fall,n and Honor always to
whom lioi,or is duel
~ PuMPKIN-EATER, AND a BoLTEg.
Caldwell n. G. Jan. 9Th 1877.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-17

NsHverk kssls rslaf Csmpany.fffA 4
IJWeesIi sttenfeaio Cha al. OF il,issonn-
pany. We are suasIcd 20 say with some
knowledge ~ The use nffIse iaiIit, that
a fIchiy sisservssi more extended APP
pfsclatlon. " has been tried on several
oftiislsrgs public. aud on q number oi
Tie pfivr,ee tuiidiass ~ Raleigh with
great sailsiacslau. and u growing there
in tublic favor. % has hcsrs used here on
q smaller scale, but with complete air-
prosnlsM mH4&Ma
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-17
ssrseL wllh rnrnls as.

On Saturday iat, Mr.. Thomas Webb
WHO was on lis return fom a prnles-
svual yIslt 10 Graham. was sfrnch with
pamIysis isi>t irsofe the trsin reached
Hillsspso ne vas fopnd 10 the itaiu
byShis ffiepsis. helpless aud specchless
he wmatoncc taken home and medical
said obssincd. As We write Isenday
night we regret 10 learn that there is no
improvement Ia bis condition.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-17
30 ee.~--sls
nr. n. A. Heherfsss.

This gentleman Informs " that he Will
be 10 Hillzboroon Monday tho 22nd Of
Jaausry. on professional business. The
well esrne,i fepatAlion ofDr. Il. for skllful
acquirsncnt viii niaks The knowledge
ofhIs sisIt rccslaa9ls infofmatisn NJ
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-17

Ths Milisa c}uoaicis strikes lof With
upsparipg hand. AL dsliqueut subscribers.
We will have palsas@ yer swhile 10 con.
sidsrxtioa II hard times. but remind those
able 70 pay that times are bard With Us al
50. atsa ~@e ~ saasss41 81 = = ssl.ssi ].
We learn that tho CLrvsicle is 70 be
reduced 10 size. 800
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-17

Physlciansiecemlnepd Dr.. Bulls Cough
syrup when All other medicines fail. ~ a
aceFiain cure hpF bronchitis, kSors Throat,
and co,ighsor UoIds Of long standing.
For sale by AL Druggists. tsi ssie.gy
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-17
srw HOPE.

All persons indebted to US by account
far 1876 will please cnlns forward at once
and settle the same with cash, barter or a
good note
Respectfully Yours.
JESSEw. COLE &Co.
Jan. 10th 1871. .itysfia42 ~
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-17

We are Indebted to tho venerable Mrs .
+. 9. Harrington. formerly .ef Hillsboro.
FOR copies of late Marion Ala; papers.
Mrs A. Is lbe rslict u the latc W. r..
Huntington, remembered here BY our old
citizens. go 1870 : : siai +
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-17

For consumption. bronchitis. asthnma o,
catarfh, tliroat and iurg Diseases Also
sure relief and per'nailrnt cure for
general debility dyspepsia ,ll MI
nervous affections, BY q simple vegetable
nledielnc. which cufesia senerabIe mis-
sionary Physician who was long y resl-
dent of syria aud the East, aud who has
freely given this valuable specific %
thousands OF klndredl sufferers with Che
greatest possible benefit. and lie now feels
Il his sacred christian duty to lmpart 10
others this wonderfuiinvigomting remedy
mud will send FREE the original recap,
complete, with full directions, 70 any
person enclosing stump Tor reply.
DR. CLARK Al. ROBBINS,
GRHgLES lsiocK, SYRACUSE n. Y.
Cp. q. Box u
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-17

i Two negroes were consigned 70 iail bere
hist ssck-ono for boot-ing himself st tho
expense of Charley parks the other for
making /. gsmsss q soasbodys hags.A
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-17

A careless reading ol .he, local column
Of fihs Recorder makes The kers say tha,
the Rev. Mr. Wheeler bad zresgael the
paaoraie o. the Methodist Chareh 4 this
place, We said that /" NJ Wheeler. re-
eeutly assigned TO che rastoraie" &c.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-17

soms Of our correspondents are crowded
ont by press ofmatter. We have not
room forall .,l'ut we thank all Cor their re-
sponse to our ii'vitaiisni. s
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-17

George Lloyd the slayer Of William
Thompson. isstill al large. No steps have
yet been taken by the E1ecatiys for bis
arrest. A1gNAA1 W1AkN
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-17

The warm spell has carried ofisil the
SNOW. aud filed all the strralns ngIoa
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-17

See thead- of The Raleigh Observer
especially what refers to the premium list.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-17

The ice which foraed on tie ponds 10
ia the December freeze has never melted
and fro,a succession cold spells u il III many
places nearly foot thick.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-17

HiIsbO,s, red mud Is in its glory.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-17
'yypcwrapnirAl srs@Iss.

In.our Raleigh letter Of fast week, tic
types made US say "neighing Of horses
where we wrote '.braying Of Iorns,o and
Pleasant CIubsi instead Of "PIeasure
CluLs.n
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-17

See fourth page both for Ads and in
teresting reading matter. MsasN ).
The New York herald., 1877-02-12
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Feb. 10. 1877
s !: aFs'' Britain S'' s''''"''' S4' Sales 0S' Stock
NKw ORLEANS Feb. 10, 1877
low M %Sd"s & ScIs ornnF as Net rosc1s
70 France. asso Sales 55oo Stock. ''" '''''
MoBILk Feb TO- 1877
o S"ssS @ gs'ss ss. afns
euamss sa,.sl% e sa 5 stock .s Continent 2oo
Cotton firm middlins iassc low ,s m'ddlns laSc good
SSsas a sS cos ssg s 's.ss s.s sSJ s.oe
Cotton FIRMS mddling 12slc; low ,niddIing I2Ic good
Ordinary. i2c Net receipts, l.o47 bales Exports 10
III saIos LOO. stock 45.5s6.
WILMINGTON, Feb TO- 1877
IS sSss 6 tor
yellow dip and $s ooior virgin. Tar steady AZ 81 CO.
Flour uuchanred sales. I.4oo b6is Wheat hrm: 10.
s.. Il ess % sS nsas Ss y 81 Ss sS
81 az Corn steady and Unclaimed Barley quiet and um
SS'a ra" s ss aHss4ns
Flour to BOSTON, s5c to New York. s5c; to Albany, zc
TOLEDO. Feb. 10. 1877.
extra q SO; amber MsIgsn y 49s; March 81 s.;
Nay ss ~ No ssa "'sis! y
~s,. s xH,s isss ,ssss: st. @
sssslp.;at,.YS 80. b1,nsis wheat, ll,oo So ship
mens.4O bulls hour, SUI bushels wheat. 33 600 do.
corn, 6.tuO do. oats.
CHICAGO. Feb. 1C, 1877
Flour firm AMI unchanged. Wheat in fair dc mand but
lower No. Chicago spring. 81 3Os. cash 81 aO March;
81 April; No do 81 20: rejected 81 o. s$l OIL
Corn duli and sh sdc lower; ala: cash 4jac. March,
ssic May; Oats dull and nominal Rye inactive at Toe
r & ss ssss ana sa s sHsss. % r" g.
SO 10 bid March SIS 10 Si1 121 April Lard da and
lower; $40 II siOvo cash; Sos asked March $Il O5
April bnlK meats steady aud unchanged Dressed hogs
with good demand choice heavy ST. light ~ 70
81 SIA. Nhiskey steady and unchanged Receipts
four. 700 bbis. wheat 8 yU bushels; corn TOO
do. oats, 34ahD do; rye, $40 do. barley $500 do
Shipmenfs-four, 1900 bbIs: whcat. 7,tOO bushels:
corn. 5000 do; oats. 1900 do. barley 1850 do rye.
A ..DI do. -
The New York herald., 1877-02-12
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. Feb. 10 1877.
Sugar-In consequence of favorable cattle dcspat tchcs
has been active demand aud prices
N crop is anticipated stock in warehouse ut Havana
Mslahssx. 5000 boxes and 22OJ hhds rcceipts OF
the @.tDo boxes aud 10 7uJ hhds exports the
Werk o. 7uo boxes aud 400 hhds. of which 500
al the hhds for the United states caycd sugar
unchanged N"as.ss sugar, Nos to no. 81 ~ rcas
od pef arfeic. Noasse~ 5a reals gold, per Neg Int
or TAR muscov.d". ~. reas gold arrobe; fair
sord do tcAis Centrifugal sugars. In boxes. ~ Iia
feas d. in IN a.. IA - reals gold. per arrobe Ba
khi tsia eU per cwt butter so $50 per quinta
AneFlssn. IeTksd leei. ~ :, 80 per arrobe Hams
. - 80 psL quittnl f0r fnIericnn cd
Lard ~ - per uaintal de- IN tins - $40 po
taiasn ~ sla per hbl railow so 80, per quinta
l.nsy si per gallon. Onions. io per Lb Amcr
t~4i o. Eupty no -Leads 81 gold. shooks
DALI eix. ~. reals. ssrar hog'hca.s " ~ reals
Issses hszshaads - reals White navy beans. 21lx ~
pef asrots. Chewing tobaeso. su< si pcs quntn
t'efn utt 40 rvti per ioups. long shaved. dn
Fr, els rrf bon isugar oHiing Havana
tnltea sfaer ~ b. xseai % sugar oaiiny ether
pnfi ~ Cuba. 80 ~ ~: ptr
n uuiases aAdinr ~ Havana. - - ~. do. nnding
sttef prrs north e"sst 80 .un ~ ~ 81.
isath And lrf,. SO. =. a. T0Dseco nncian (,
fsaAsss .eia "a 2lA ass 2i1 LAehasse nrla
The New York herald., 1877-02-12
A ROBBERS DEN BROKEN UP.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

opened the bell is made TO ring out its note Of warn
Ing Awndow at the back ot the hut opens into u
dense swamp into which. at the approach oil DANGER
the occupant plunges and speedily conceas himself
There Is another den at what Is known as the "Oid
MIL place." on the west side OF the Northeast
River, short distance above Hilton bridge,
and another still at place called "Cattisn." /"
straight up Northeast River and two miles
west OF what Is known as s'Rat Island -
Az each or these places, understand,
nickets are kept duty to give warning OF
me approach OF any ono calculated 20 disturb the
thieves Here they generally spend their time during
tho day. while at night they of In search Of plum.
der. They also keep up regular system OF tecgraphy
with the city, and are speedily informed by trusty
messengers OF anything occurring in Wilmington In
which they are personally interested. While on his
way to Thornbury to make the raid, Tuesday, where
he arrived about one O'clock Onicer Carr met col
ored individual coming from that direction whom he
bad seen present In tho Mayors Court that morning
We are glad 10 know that decisive steps have been
taken 10 break up these dcns o robbers and thieves
The New York herald., 1877-02-12
A CAPsIzED CRAFT IDENTIFIED.

The mystery Of tho strange schooner reported scv-
eral weeks ago to have aoatcd bottom upward, into
Gardeners Bay and there sunk, Is thought to have
been cleared up Mr. Edmund y. Tuthll Of wadng
River says that tears entertained for tho safety Of
his brotherinlaw Captain Sylvester r. Davis, Of
Mount Sinai! master Of tho schooner vermilion, OF
Port Jefferson which sailed in ballast the 3osh Of
December from stoninston for Port Jefferson, aud
examination OF tho articles saved from tho wreck in
Gnrdncrs Bay leaves little doubt that this was Cap
tam Davis vessel, which now sunk completely out
O sight. She ccntrcboard schooner, thirty years
old, carrying about $50 tons, aud owned by Captain
Davis and Fort Jefferson parties Tho only persons
known to have been board were the captain and
stcward--thI latter Indian, OF tho doomed Shinue-
cock tribe, from Smithstown, named James Bunn
who had sailed with Captain Davis Tor over years
The captain was medium height, thin IN ncsh, with
full whiskcrs and mustachc; hair dark brown, very
nne little bald at tho top OF the head supposed TO
have been dressed navy blue clothes, with gray hand
madc udcrsh,rt and drawers
The New York herald., 1877-02-12
OUR WASHERWOMEN.

Alicia Smith, who described herself as the cnet
lauhdress OF the Spanish Hotel, No. Il Great Jones
street, was arragncd at the Washington Place Court
yesterday morning, before Justice Otcrbourg charged
with assaulslng Mrs Sarah harrington, vile OF Alfred
harrington, proprietor OF the laundry under the City
hoicl corner OF Eighth street und Broadway Mrs.
harrington claimed that Miss Smith camc into her
laundry wnd assaulted her without any provocaton.
on ihc other hand Miss Smith claimed tina, she called
ut hts Barr'ngon's aundry 10 zee Mr.. Darlington
would pay her $32 which he owed her Tor Washing
cothcs. justice Oucrbou:g discharged MISS smith
anu ADVISED her 10 institute civil suit for the
cry VI her wages.
The New York herald., 1877-02-12
THE KELSEY CASE.

The doubt as to tho namc Of tho schooner In which
Captain Carter and Terrell shipped Is at last dispecd
An examination OF tho books at tho Custom House ut
Port Jefferson shows that Captain Carter, in 1872
was In command OF. the schooner Jane c. Harrs, and
that George T. Terrell shipped with him n seaman
An inquiry OF Holmes W. Swczey, tho Collector OF
Port Jefferson, Will satisfy the authorities OF Suffolk
county to the whereabouts OF tho schooner at the
time OF the Kelsey murder.
The New York herald., 1877-02-12
DYING. IN A JERSEY JAIL.

James spauldlng, ono Of the thrcc men arrested In
Newark q week or ago suspicion OF being bank
swiDdcrs and committed vagrants, is dying In the
Essex County jail. where Ryan and Oschwald arc
confined An effort 10 get tho trio clear on habcns
corpus defeated by Judge Dcpuc who declined 10
interfere with the judgment of the Superior Court.
Slauldng h the ono upon whom Was fastened tho
ownership OF a bunch Of blrgars keys
The New York herald., 1877-02-12

OF sctivlty 10 commercial circles Forc,sn ex-
change was quiet and shade weaker
GOLD sARkrr.
Early in the week gold advanced from 1885, ios a.
the hardening process being due to miseoncspion Of
tho Presidents message with reference to specie
resumption. Later when the rurpou of the same
was more fully understood the prcf declined TO los -
and thereafter remained steady, whh fluctuations
within "a per cent The following the changes oi
The New York herald., 1877-02-12
SHOOTING AT BURGLARS.

Early yesterday morning whilc patrolling his beat
Onlccr vogcl, oi the Newark police suddenly came
upon three men attempting to enter "a store on tho
corner o Eighth avenue aud Broad street Before he
reached them they ncd, and tried halt them by
nrng revolver lic missed thein but succeeded In
overhauling of the trio who gave hts name
James alias "Bishop' McCann. Tho prisoner was
taken the Second precinct police station and Is
held for nation. Ills reputation very bad.
The New York herald., 1877-02-12
DirU

Amxs.--on Sunday February n, OF rnembransous
Group, MAnETrA. infant ehlls OF John aud Rcbecca
Aiken
The relatives and friends Of the famy are Invited 10
attend tho funeral, on Monday, 18th inst, at two
O'Clock H. NJ. nj No coo East lltA ~
BKsnE--At Nrookiyn. saturday, February TO- Lrcv
years
Rsls.svss sad Irsncs are ,avlssd V ssssad shs