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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-02-09

John NJ. Barton of this town has accepted
the position of clerk at the Montour House.
Danville.
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Henry D. Boas, Secretary of the Citizens
Building and Loan Association Of Shenandoah,
in Schuylkill county, was convicted on Satur-
day of having embezzled nearly $1,000.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-02-09

Thomas Flynn, youth of II years, was run
over and killed by a dirt car at the Provos5
Colliery near Centralia, on Tuesday morning
last
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-02-09

The Altoona Ecening Mirror strongly ap-
proves Mr.. Buckalew's plan for the election OF
President, published in the COLUMBIAN OF De-
eember 22d 1876.
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A LUCRATIVE BUSINESS.

Bliy@We want 500 more Grst-Class
sewing Machine Agents, and 500
men of energy and ability to
learn the business OF selling sew
Ing machines. Compensation
liberal, but varying according 10
ability. character and GualifiCa-
tiODs of the Agent. For particu-
lars, address
Wilson Sewing Machine Co., Chica go.
s2I & s29 Broadway, New York. or New Orleans La.
Fcb2 iw d
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Two spans of the Danville and Hazleton
Railroad bridge, over Roaring Creek, were car
ried away by the ice on Saturday The dam
age was at once repaired.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-02-09

What to wear and how to wear it, is the
question now engrossing the public mind
Full information can be obtained by calling
at the Clothing Store of ID. LGwcnberg.
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Rubber Boots at McKinney's.

Mason & Hamin, Geo. Woods, and the
Celebrated Standard Organs at Thomas 3
Music Store, Danville. Dec. 1-3m
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Send ESQ 10 q. p. RowEII. A. co Nav yor,, a.,
- fanphlet OF leo pages, containing lists OF sooo
newspapers ana estimates showing cost OF adyerts
ing. n.c 9 va e..
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Six good secondhand Pianos for sale at
G. Thomass Music Store, Danville, ranging
in price from 1925 to $3.50. Dec. l-3m
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-02-09

Have you got William Penn Stove? If
so then go to Harmon Il Hassert's and buy
their new coal saving CRATES. Jan. 26. -4w
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-02-09

New Plaids and Black Alpacas at Lutz &
Sloan's.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-02-09

Ash Wednesday comes en- the l4th Of Feb
ruary, this year, ST. Valentines day.
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PROTECT yourselves from burglars.
Only $3.50 for shot full nickel plated Re-
volver and 100 cartridges at ]. Schuyler &
Sons.
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sl,o74 70
ROAD AND BRIDGE VIEWERS AND ROAD DAMAGE.
sl,ol5
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE AND COURT HOUSE.

SOhhlssluNhhs OfflNk AND COURT HOUSE.
NY. B. Kline, County Auditor, ,,,., ,,.,,.... $50
b. Brown, 4" ..,......... 100
John B Casey, " .....-."-r i5O
Wm. krlckbaum, stating accounts OF Com
missionerS and Treasurer r,................. $50
Mrs. lngold cleaning Court House.. ..... 80 25
bloomsbury Gas Co., gas bill during year rs 81
W. Writ, public auditor 80 10
Peter JONES' bill rendered Court House, &C 28g
nles Tor Prothonotarys onlce. 100
book case Recorders Office. ggI
material, work, &C.. law libra
~ hook case ............... 80 10
|, Peter Jones repair Court House roof 58I
George Hazard, rope and clock repair ..... 200
NJ r. COX, work at and about Court House - ~ 50
y. l., lhOlnas gross steel pens ..,,...,.... 30
VIM hltteT painting Dook case law library 300
VIM. Writ, dJZ. cushions jurors chairs
Court House ..... 2t55
iousl el ~ y S-so TONS Cohi ana hauling, 81
bloomsbury Lumber CO., kindhng wood 400
Thomas Corey, work at Court House and
Meyer Bros. blll rendered 8D
WIN. krickbaum case bridge drafting In
j. IT, Maize bnl rendered ,,'' NY
| 8. H. Miller son, bill rendered ..,.... AZ
l.. D. Kase, uoz. nle straps, prOth. ofilce g7b
James Cadmen, stool repair COm'rs, oiliCe 30
], Hagenouch, stove repair Prothy. Onlce sO
| L. Hess, copying assess books.,., -, 100
John q. Freeze, attorney 10 Comm'Ts go. 100 10
william Lawton, Commissioner ......... 20
| =. w. Mcllenry, A." ............... ss6 on
| John Herner, ....... slY an
| Jose pn y Snnusi 90, 800 OO
Wm hHckpauln' Cleik,-.", 500 90
40 600 a.
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RELIEVES PAIN AT ONCE.
THE BEST
Strengthening Plaster Known.

CURES QUICKLY
Rheumat ism, Neuralgia,
Lame and Weak Back,
Sclatlca, Lumbago,
spinal and Kidney Complaints,
all aches and pains OF a local nature.
Sold everywhere. Price 25 cents.
May 10 TG'-ly SEABURY & JOHNSON,
Pharmaceutical Chemists, ~ \
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1885 81
S2,395 3
COMMISSIONERS EXPENSES FOR 1876 FOR
WHICH ORDERS WERE ISSUED on THE
TREASURER.

MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES.
b. +. Zarr, re binding judgment docket. l5Gl
j. VI, themberlin, appeal Rcber VS.. Col. Co 26o
A. C. Smith, ct. al on Ioley lunacy Is 90
G. q. Murphy, taking Colleys to Asylum. $50
{. $. Fornwad, taking X. Warner 10 East
STATE Pcntentlary ..,.........".. ::..,' az 40
tour. '.'.......... .. 1900
W. IL JacObv indeXing deed books, bal. l2j0 w
ern state Peniteniiary .''.,....@,.,,.....1, 4s9o
j. j. Brewer, swearing ofticers...-........... 2I5
c. s. Fornwald taking conyicts TO L. 5.
L. anu ii. OF bO Oi
Aaron Smith, Col. CO. ys.J. j. Coughlin
cOSts. ~
B. Y. Zarr costs col co. vs. Thomas Ger-
", ~ III w
b. +. Zarr costs Reber vs. Col. Co......,..... 90
90 =" recording township officers elect ~ 20
% sending Presidential Electors
names to Harrisburg ..,........ ........... ~ 90
Il. +. Zarr for Nenires, swearing constables
certifying jurors pay, road viewers, road
damages, Conv, costs, &C, &c.....,..".... lO4 10
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-02-09

Ladies Rubbers at McKinneys.
Sheet Music Music Books, and Musical
instruments generally in endless variety at
Thomas's Music Store, Danville. Dec. l-3m
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Judge Dana, of Luzerne county, was in town.
on Tuesday.
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DIN c. WENNER,
Secretary

A young man named John Thomas, a resi-
dent of Scranton, was run over by the down
train on the L. & B. r. r., at about nine o'clock
Monday night, near Meals switch, and was SO
terribly injured that death resulted in a few
hours after, He was frghtfully cut in different
parts of the head and so badly mangled across
the chest that the lungs were exposed Cole
man, with some companions, was stealing ride
on the way to Pittsburg The cars had stop
ped and a sudden start threw Coleman on the
track and under the wheels Coroner Murphy
held an inquest on Tuesday morning and the
jury returned verdict of accidental DEATH"
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We were exposed last week to pitiless storm
that wet our feet and stockings, and indeed our
cold which brought sore throat and severe
symptoms of fever. The good wife asserted
her authority, plunged our feet in hot water
wrapped us in hot blankets, and sent our faith
full son for bottle of Ayers Cherry Pectoral
1t is splendid medicine-pleasant to take,
and did the job. We slept soundly through
the night and awoke well the next morning
We know we owe our quick recovery 10 the
Pectoral, and shall not hesitate to recommend
it to all who need such edicine-1ehuaeana
Isras) Presbyterian.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-02-09

Buy your Boots and Shoes at Mckinney's
for he still "holds the fort" and sells Goods
at "hard pan" prices.
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BENSON'S

CAPCfNE POROUS PLAsTERs,
4 great improvement on ordinary porous Plaster,
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TAXES REFUNDED.


Murphy s Sons, Docket Proth. Office.
+, l.. llutteT, registry books and blanks.
VIM. Mann, mortgage book No. 9............
Murphys Sons, dOckets PrOth. Ollice .,.....,,
WIN. Mann, unseated land book
l'5ussess tooLs..... :..,. ,......,
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RRcApITULAIIoS.

Miscellaneous expenses. ses......................,.
Courts, jurors pay ,cOnstables' returns,&c.
costs IN commonwealth cases...............,
Road ana bridge Viewers ana road damage
commissioners Office and Court House
SAAtJ JeAl
Printing, stationery and postage
lnquisltiOns, s,..........,... .....,.,...
Bridges, building and rebuilding NM.
Penltentlary ana Asylum Acknowledgement,
ASSESSORS pay ...... ............,...........
fuA anu Nllu cat scalps. ps.......,.,.,,,.,......
Taxes refunded .................,........'.''
b"hh "OVAS''''''''' ...,,,......
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COAL
COAL.


G. w. NEAL 4 BRO, Wholesale q Retail
Dealers in all sizes of the best qualities OF
Red and White Ash Coal at the very lowest
market rates. Have constantly on hand large
stocks of
Domestic,
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Gents, FANCY Slippers at ..cKinncy's.

Chickering, Steinway, Mathushek Il iiaines
Bros, Planes, at Thomass Music Store,
Danville. Dec. l-3m
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Business Notices.
PUBL IC NOTICE.

The public is hereby informed that they
can obtain the latest styles at lowest prices
in all kinds of Spring Clothing School Suits
for Boys, Pretty Suits for Children, Nobby
Suits for Youths, all of the latest styles and
at the lowest prices at d. Lowenberg's
Best Calcoes s cts. per yard at Lutz &
Sloan's.
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Dauchy & Cos. Advt's.
HEADACHE.

DR.. c. W. Rensuns Celery and Chamomile pins are
prepared eNprt sSly to cure sick headache nervous
ness, sleep@ssnrsS, aud VIII cure any case. once,
O6 y. EutaN street, Baltimore Md. Price post
age freeand sold by all druggists and country stores.
REFERENCE-Howard Bank Baltimore, Md
Feb2 4w d
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H,sSs AZ
couRTs-JURoss' PAY, CoSsTABLEs' RETURNS, &C.

coURTs-JURoss' PAY, ooSsTABLEs RETURNS, &C.
Grand Jurors during the year i!s 81
COnstables returns during the year....... 265 IS
Court Crier during the ycar.., 1872 90
Court Calendar. ar.,...,..........,,..... ... As 43
'rpstayes and fireman during the year.. l9l OO
~ s. Walker Stenographer ..,.....,,,... $50 %
g. G. Murphy. serving Jury notices ,,..,.,, o ~
G., s. Fornwald, /" ........... G. 10
J; H. Fritz, Jury Commissioner. 5000
W. Krickbaum, Clerk to Jury Commits. IS W
$5,il3 s.
COST IN CoMMoSwRALTH CASES WHERE COUNTY BECAME
LIABLE,
TO Justices constables and Witnesses. $3.50 81
John NJ. Clark, District Attorney. ........ 64 on
"C G. MURPHY Sheriff ....................... 3i5
. Michael Grover, Sheriff e. ............... G1j
Apron Smith, Sheriff old BILL. .......... Is 90
&C s. Fornwali, sheriff ....... ........... 2j %
B. f. Zarr bill rendered for 20 cases..... 100 o
sl,O74 ~
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Total s2sese "A si5ss 90 s59s 4s sicIo4 vi s9O 50
AMOUNTS DUE FOR YEARS PREVIOUS TO 1876.
County. Dog.
ronyngham, j. j. Coughlln for 1873 3d2 l3 2G 10
Benton, Samuel Appleman, 1924
Benton, |. X. X. Laubach, for lsI5 20i II 10 90
Cntawssa, Joseph MartZ " 494 go IA 80
COnyngham, Neal Lenihan, 1,436 80 900
Pine, j. II. COrnelison, 80 Is i6 50
SugarlOaf, ". j. Abertson, 1875 O5 Il 80
s2,2s7O s9I 90
II. W McREYNoLDS, Esq, Treasurer Of said coun-
ty In account with said county on county FUNDS.
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A I'll Ms, for l,st al aIoe in the world
xMmt h'i'! Ieeltts L. saieiy ro.let c
+'"' Mar bl-<w
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Total commissions Sl,lIl 93
Total generations, 35S l6
BY county orders redeemed ............. 2I2ll i6
commission to Treasurer ................. LOSS O6
county tax to meet State quota ,..,.,... ll2s7
note paid Joshua Fetterman ............ 2062 O.
county taxes due from collectors .. 134S3 81
" balance In hands OF Treasurer......... 1889 %
s4T 500 On
II. w. MCREYNOLDS, Treasurer in account with dog
fund
1916 DIR.
Jan'y To amt uncOllected EAST settlement 6l0 10
TO amt assessed for 1876 ......... 1,5s5 90
amt got from late Treasurer ......,...., 1876 A.
Simon Keichard ...., ,.. ..,,...,,,,.......... 80
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" LANk NOTFS,wiih oIwiihout exsmptio,
- Tor sale at the COLUMBIAN once.
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WINS PATENT HAIR CRIMPERS
Il Adopted by all the queens OF fashion send "a,
eenTSSuler h. lNl Ne, No, ttts N0iih fifiL stistt
HA"uephle' Ia Zee. s fG'th, v 60
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SUGARLUAF TOWNSHIP.
pESITENTIARY AND ASYLUM.

PESITESTIARY AND ASYLUM.
support of Mrs Milton, Danyllle -. ..... 100 so
u " David shea, " .......... ls9 81
" MARY CUlley, " ........... l3s 6j
" Alex. Cooley, 80 ............ IA 80
COnylCts In T.. ;. Penitentiary for lsI5... 1876 81
500 %
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sFSFTrTs7'
Gen. Harnpton's Portrait

INVADE HsxProS, IGoyBRHoE or SoyrH CAR
oLM4 rs The <subjsct or an exquisite nearly
liiis,siis esgsyins, just sRss|shfk lsad nov
.E3sasss resssiaahsi = SsiinssG. G. I We con.
gratulste thsss Ssntisnsn- ON the grand success
they. hare. made Of So noble 4 subject; IA
work OF Art, It. stands unriyalled, but still It's
chief merit lays in, its being q s-lfks portrait.
II Is the hrst;preducts On 20 large scale, Of .
nav and sscrst process based se Photography,
as,lS ss ne
hecspss At its exact repreduslon a ths subject,
30 THE procsss Is bound to take the place Of steel
engraving, or any method which depends upon
artistic conception and execution for resalt-ws
mean for the production Of portraits. What
the people want In . portrait is truth they do
not wish the artists conception Of man. but
the face and features Of the man as he is-and
by no means can this grand result be better at.
tanned than by the means Of photography, and
this new process based thereon. But while these
great advantages ore secured, 1t admits Of the
embellishments Of art, and portrait is pre-
duced possessing all tho truthfulness Of .
photograph, with the artistic effect Of the
steel engraving. The publishers have been cI-
tremely fortunate in their selection OF the mode
by which they give to all admirers of the great
statesman the noble, generous, manly features,
which speak 50 plainly the 81 eat mind, elevated
feeling, and generous heart Of Wade Hampton.
Those who worked for the grand cause,
champion and Home Rule Who have paid tax
es to the government of their choice, can now
place this picture at their fresides, as they have
placed its subject in their hearts. 1t must bo-
come one of the "Penates'' of South Carolina.
Those who sympathized with the gallant little
State in the struggle against such tremendous
odds, will be pleased to have this portrait in
their homes-a glorious mements Of peaceful,
noble effort of a liberty-loving people to redeem
| lyCsf csaio nd mil
1t will be sold by subscription only, at So per
copy.
Agents wanted to canvass every city and town
| in the land. ,,..-. .-'.
To those who cannot be reached by agents, the
publishers will supply copies per mail, on the
| receipt Of tho price.
Address
WALKER, EVANS & COGSwELL,
Charleston s. C.
Feb Q, 6 II
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Illustrated with Maps, Charts, Portraits,
Sketches and Diagrams.

1t is printed from beautiful clear new type,
on fnc Tinted paper, comprised in one large
royal octave volume, embellished with the larg-
est and finest collection Of engravings ever in
esrporated in any History OF the United States:
bound in the most substantial manner, and furn-
ished to subscribers at the following prices:
In Fine English Cloth, Green
and Gold, Bcveled Boards..at $500 per Copy
In Fine English Satin Cloth,
Fawn Color, Gilt Edge, Bev-
eled Boards. $50 per Copy.
In Half Morocco, Gilt Sides
and Back, Marblcd Edge,
Beveled Boards. $50 per Copy.
This book will be ssld by subscription only,
and subscribers will not be obliged to take it
unless it corresponds with the description in
every particular. To avoid delaying the Agent,
whose time is valuable, subscribers are request
ed to be prepared with the price Of the book on
Its presentation by tho Agent.
JONES BROTHERS & CO., Publishers,
Philadelphia, Chicago, Atlanta,
Cincinnati, Memphis.
D. r. NORMAN, Agent
Nov. 10, 1876 As 2ms
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MarshaPs Portrait of Hampton,

MarshaPs Portrait OF Hampton.
There arc two distinct portraits Of Gov.
HAMPTON. The one issued by the champion
Portrait Company" Of Charleston, s. c., is en-
grayed in line by MARSHALL, and will be Of i'm
posing appearance, and life-sizs. There is also
print out representing tho Governor. We
suggest that our people wait and see both pic
lures, before choosing which they will have.
Marshalrs famous engravings are attracting
unusual attention. The superb large line ensra-
wing OF Washington, from S,uart's celebrated
oil portrait in the Boston Atheneum-a plate
brought out about ten years ago, at once placed
MIR. Marshall in the very front rank Of engra-
yers, ancient or modern, meeting, bothin Europe
and America, the most cxtravagant encomiums
of artists, critics, and men of judgment. 1t was
even selected for exhibition at the French Acad-
the very highest works Of art. 1t is, moreover
the best, indeed the only satisfactory, portrait
OF Washington that exists, and is the acknowl-
edged standard "household engraving" Of him.
The late Edward Everett said Of it 'The mag
nhcent engraving Of Stuart's head Of Washing
ton. 1t is truly superb work" Bancroft,
the historian, writes 'I have been for some
years a collector of The many different engra-
wings of the portraits Of Washington. This Is
beyond comparison the hest of them all-the
only one that is perfectly satisfactory" Mr..
George 5. llillard, the we'll known art critic,
says: "Wcre it the head Of some unknown per-
son, lover of art would be glad to have a copy
of tho engraving for its rare intrinsic merits,
and every American should be ready to make
some sacrifice in other ways in order ts possess
30 satisfactory representation Of Washington"
Marshalls II. Z. Lee, just out. is q wonderful
work, and in a few days his "Gov. Hampton
will 60 to the people of South Carolina and the
country, noble tribute to great leader, who
conquers by his high character and by peaceful
mo- of Inv
And from the Columbia Register the accsm-
panying letter:
VIM. A. COURTENAY."
Charleston, S. c., February 8, 1877.
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VICK'S FLORAL GUIDE

VICK'S FLORAL GUIDE
4 BEAUTIFUL Quarterly Journal, finely il
IA Illustrated, and containing nm elegant col
ored Flo~er Plate with the first number. Price
only 25 cents for the year. The first No. for
1877 just issued in German and English.
Vieks Fo~er j. Vegetable Garden. in paper
so conts; with elegant cloth covers, Sl.OO.
Ficks Cdtaiogue-30O Illustrations, only 9
cents. Address, JAMES WICK,
Rochester, n. Y.
Dsc1, 1876 48 II
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CRACKERS.
@ "A ~ n Il ID

G "A ~ n ED
Corned Beef
Midshipman Oysters (the best in mGrket.)
Asparagus, (Oyster Bay.)
Pine Apples, Pears,
Peaches, Tomatoes,
Pepper, Spice, Ginger,
Mustard, Sea Foam, Baking Powders
AT +. RAWLS & cos
No. Store.
Nov 10 46 -
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MOSES H. GRINNILL.


The funeral Of the late Moees II. Grinncll
takes place this morning at All Souls Church
Or. Bcllow-'sl. at the corner Of Fourth avenue
and Twentieth street
Mr.. Grnncll WIS the son Of Capt. Corn Illus
Grinncll and his wife Sylvia Rowland. Of New
Bedford. Mass. His father was one o. tho
Old vikings Of our coast and commanded ihe
first American whalcr that ever doubled Cape
Horn. She WIS named the Rchcccu. and was
built 10y Claghorn. who was also the architect ot
the famous frigatr. the Constitution. She WIS
launched in New Bedford. and. although OF nnly
$50 tons burden. was regarded IA a big ship in
those days. During the reign Of the Directory
she was taken by the French, rccaptured by The
British wus restored TO tho owners through
henvy salvage. and was lost mt sea in lo13
Mr. Grinnel had six brothers Cornelius Jo-
soph. william. Henry. Abraham. and james.
His only sister. Sylvia CIrs. Vim. 7. RussolD,
was the mother of Mr. Henry G. Russell OF
Providence r. /. The venerable Joseph Grin
neil Of New Bedford is the last OF the family
and. at the advanced age Of ~. Is still in active
life
Mr.. Grinnol WAS married in 1926 to Miss
Susan II. Russell. daughter Of Gilbert Russell
NJ y W Bedford. and again ia 1896 To- Miss Julia
Irving. niece Of Washington Irving. We hazard
nothing in saying that no man in New York, ol
the like means. ever bestowed so much in pub
lie and private charities as Moses II. Grinnoll
While Collector of Customs Of this port his kind
heart was panied on hearing how heavily thu
poorly paid clerks were taxed for political pur.
poses. and in one year he paid out OF his own
purse the sum OF $1,000 To- tighten their bur
d"nS. Hundreds OF people will mourn his loss
to-day whom he has helped to educate. to- cheer
to- Keep homes over their heads. He was n,
I
happy. and he leaves an honest record o.
which any man might be proud. The inter
neut will take place at Tarrytown. Mr. Grin
nell was only II years Of age. though commonly
rrckonci much older man. having entered
into business in New York at the early age Of -
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were we'll aware Of the rascality ~ NE'oh
RDB.So.5, II gave him S3200oo0 more' 10
npuardcr pn the eight slDOp-, one OF widch,
attcl l'"n years uf life has now carried rDout
y hundred brave Nor - death.
II Is the duty If Congress g. at once begin
o scIl iina Investigation Of the Bureau OF
St"..m Engineering. in order 10 TX Ito fc-
~ ~ ,iii' v f,r thi- lcplorablc disaster and
to ur.ar,h 80 'orruption vhicd marked it
dpriug So. eh kopEsoNs time. Then let 1t
proceed t. sl .lsh the rotten and unncccs-
siry concern. # We build any more ships,
aud u,ci any mptc steam machinery, let Us
do a. other nations dogivc the work out
10 contractors. and hold them responsible
lcy hc designing and execution Of it. A bill
&C., H., a., M of the Bureau of Steam
r,,,,i,,,,.,,... Department should
'''' wv II l. an OK
non. .rt' ...ul ' % be aNn.. y"