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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-23
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len 0irtbsbausIebens. Sanb in 9anb
bamit sebt, baB Die 9eue erit confeiitons;
LOS, bann relisionsloS. erlt liberal peroen,
UNI bann i6lieBlid, wenn lie NIT Nuem
serfauen iino, IN ben Safen Der Socialoe'
mofratie einSulaufen.
Die meilten Serbredeu, uel9e geideben.
namentli9 bic unsebeuere 3unabme Der
S6rperuerleeunsen unb S~sleibisungen, iinb
eutpeber seraoesu i'm Wirtbsbaus pOabra3t
orer BADEN bod in ben bort entiponnenen
Streitisteiten lire llria6e.-Gs 1T ri9t gu
iaSen, welde fur4tbare S.uelle bes Seroers
bens bieie Srelsebuns bes % 9antsewerbes
bur9 bic liberaIe @eperbeorbnung In IN;
ierem Soltsleben geworbeR lit, unb es 1T
bobe 3eit, bieielbe mad MOsIi9tsit gu uers
itopfen. Sann AUDI bas bereits sei9ebene
llnbeil ni9t ipieoer gut semadt weroen unb
weroen mir nod LANCE an ben i4limmen
6olsen beieIben gu leioen baben, 10 tam
bod fir bic 3utunft mandes YSis psrbitst
weroen. Iber 10 LANCE MAJ iid i9eut, an
benz Yrincip %unierer @emerbeorbnuus Su
dnoern, lit aud bier ni9t piel su eruarten.
Oieies Yrincip lift bic IiberaIe Ebsoris bes
@ebenIafens. IS tam ui9t senus ses
iast werbeu, baB bieies i'm Naturalization
Aber9lauben an Die Aatirli1e Site Der
menidliden Natur wurSeInbe Yrineip burd
nnp burd fali3 uno unwabr lit unb beB:
balb notbpenois aus ~unierer @eies9sbuns
e%ntfernt werben muB, wenn oielelbe in wtlf:
Ii4 beiliamer Weiie reformirt werben iou.
au9 in Der Sabresueriammlun9 Der Gbeis
MID. @eitfdIii6en @efdnsniB .@eieui9aft
wuroe iiber oieien Se9enltanb perbanoelt
uno babel conltatirt, oaB ii9 bort bic
S9antltelen leit 1870 in folsenber @siie
uermsbrt batten: y I'M Gesisrunssbesirt
Oiheloorf UNI "a, As ProBent, p in R0ln
(Uiiblbeim q. &b.) um a. Al Yrosent, 81
&oblenS UNI 20, Al, a ga9en UNI l6, SO
Yro3ent, 81 IN Grier UNI 80, Is pro3ent.
Sn oieien SabIen limb ii Sirsermeiltereien
nit suiammen IS ,463 @inwobnern ni9t
entbalten, neil fir oieie Die Nnsaben febl.
ten. Die @inmobnerSabl Der &%beinprouin5
bat li9 felt 1870 um 6,36 Yroseut pe,s
mebrt, oasesen bic S9antitslen um "a, n
Pro5ent. Sn BeSus auf Die Serfibran9
gum Sdnapstrinten, namentlid burd Spe;
3ereltramer, wiro in ben Seri9ten erwdbnt,
oaB es ioI9e sebe, mel9e ben Waarentdu
fern elm @ldsden Sdnaps umionit ais
3usabe eini9dntten, anoere sebe es, wel9e
Srauen uno &inbern, UNI iie anSuloden, BEL
leoem @intaufe elm 9las einiddnten, ME:
Der anbere, wel9e ben Srauen, Oienitmdo.
den u. T.. NJ. bic @efduisteit erweiien, ben
Setras Der Baare bOber gu buden, UNI ben
per5ebrten S4naps oarunter su ueriteden
Gin neuer Seweis fir bic Serberbli1teii
Der 8erbinouns BON S9napsausi9ant nit
6ramlaoen." (Dauon 1T as9 elm gut
GbeiI in amerita wabr uno paBt leiber aud
auf uniere bieiisen 3uitdnbe.-Jtet.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-23
Sas feierIi6e Sei6enbe9dngniB
oes tel. Grsbii6ots Saplep.

Baltimore, 8. Oft. 0as feierlide
YontifitalsG eqaium fir Die Seelenrube
oes Grsbii9ofS Baplep purbe beute Yor:
mittas in Der &atbeorale absebalten. Der
@norans sur Stride mar 10 sroB, CAP Bic:
lie, bic gefommen warer, UNI ben Seierlids
feiten anSuwobuen, bas @nbe berielben i'm
Sreien abparten muBten, um wenisitens
3suse bes 2eiden,u9es 81 ieir1. De,
Ebron unb bic 9lltire waren in tiefe Srauer
sebilt; bessIei9en ole @mportir8en.
Tim balb neun llbr periammeIten ii6 bic
Mitslieber Der vYouns Catholic Srienbs
Societp" unb Der v@atbolic Sibrarp Nho;
ciation~ Dor Der ersbiid6fiden Wobnuns.
Der 2eidensus beweste ii9 ourd bic Gbars
less, Mulberrps uno GatbeoralitraBe inter
benz @slduts Der Oomslodsn unb benz 9es
ianee Der @siitli9teit. Der Sars wurbe
aui ben unnittelbar Dor benz 9odaltar er:
ri9tetsn &atafalt 9eiteut, 81 oeiien 1iBen
unb Saupte pier @rmIeudter NIT lie a9ts
3ebn brennenoen 6erSen ltanoen.
Cardinal Weglostep, prsisebn gr3bi:
idDie unb Yii96fs unb cine srobe Mnsabl
Yrieitsr nabmen an ben 6eierli9teiten
Gbeil. Inter ben 9eietrasenben marsn
@ouuerneur Carroll, Oberitaatsanmalt
@ppnn unb B%irsermeiitsr 9atrobe. Die
feierlide 0anOluns bauerte BON balb neun
l1br bis Mittas. Der bo9p'ite Grsbii9oi
@oob pon philadelphia celebrate bas glmt
unb Der bodw'ite Sii9of 0olep, @omiui.
itratOr Der Oi0ceie Gblcaso, belt Die Sci:
9enrebe.
Der Sarg wurbe Johann benz 9eidens
pasen iberseben unb in Prossllion bur9
bic Geiben Der mad Tauienben Sdbleusen
3ui9auer mad benz rlnion:B abnbofe ses
bra9t. Der 3us beueste ii9 isbr lang:
fam porwdrtS uno brau4te iiber cine Stun:
be, UNI babin gu ~SeIansen. Oils er am
Sabnbofe anlanSte, mat Die bort periam:
melte Wenidenmense 10 sros, baB bic
YoIiSei ibm erit einen @es babnen muBte.
Sin YabuSus nit iinf ~elesanten @agen
itanb I'M Yabnbofe bereit. garoiHal Wic
glostey, bic @rSbii9Ofe uno uieIe Brieltsr
gaben ben lleberreiten bes geIiebten @rsbi,
i9ofs bas @eleit mad @mmstsburg, Inn bies
ielbenbort our Iesteu Rube sa betten.
Yei Der antunft bes 3uses, pel9sr bic
rleberreite bes iel. @rsbiidofs SapIep
bra9te. biIbete ii4 Der 9ei9eusus uon steu:
m uno besab iid nod benz idOnen ct.
Soiepbs' @Ottesader, Oeiien Mitte bic Be
srdbniBltdtte Der sbrp. Wiutter Setou, pom
Srben Der BARN. Sdwerern Siert. Der
baieIbit beiinoli4e IItar mar nit Slumen
sei9miidt unb 6ersenIidt erbelte bas Sn'
mere. Die 9ei9e bes ieI. Oberbirten wurbe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-23

als elmer Der plumpiten Sdwinbel bar5ec
fteut iinb, si6t es bod nod cine utafe
9euts, peIde an Sp~irituaIismus slauben
unb nddifens in cine nod plumpere Sale
bineinseratben weroen, faQs ein Ueann uns
t%ernebmeno senus 1T, ben Setrus in cine
neue Sorm 81 tleiben. Die Oummen
weroen nidt cue" gilt aud bier unb aeist
uns bic grfubruns, baB iie ibr 9aupt; Son.
tinsent aus ben iOsenannten vsebilbeten"
SlQiIeu be,iebeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-23

iein natirIibes 9aupt in einem proteitans
tii&en 0anoesberrn, bann uermodte beiien
anieben wenisitens nod bte duBere @inbeit
fir einise 3eit gu bewobren. 90 aber, be:
ionoers bel Der seieeliden 3uIdiiisteit Der
Grri6tuns mebrerer Gonfitorten in beriel:
ben Stabt, lit bic Spaltuns MID
a usubalten ollie inneren Sorbe:
oinsunaen biersu iinb Iansit iiberrei9Iid
p%orbanoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-23

in beruft neben ben ll.berrsitsn ieiner Gan.
tie, Der Sdweiter Seton, beiseiest.
Oas Geitament bes ieI. Grsbii9ofs Sai.
Iep purbe am IL. b. i'm Nahla1eni9aitsz
seridte eingereidt. 9r permadt benz
Cardinal Wcglosfep unb ben bobm'iten
SiidDien 9ausbIin uno Gorrisan al fem
@isentbum ieoer @rt in Nem Seriep. Der
&eit ieines SermOeens sebt auf ieinen
RadfoIser, ben bodm'it item @rsbii9of @ib:
bons unb bic bo9w'i item SiidSfs geder
unb &ain iiber. Die brei 9%sstsenannten
linb Su9lei9 Seitameatsuouiteder.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-03-21

DELAYS ARE DAEeERoUs-f this axiom
is true respecting the ordinary affairs of life,
still more obviously so as regards the exigen-
cies Of approaching disease. Unquestionably!
sYethow many neglect topractically recognize
this plain truth when health is IN die balance.
OF the many premontory symptoms of dis
ease a hacking cough is the most prophetic of
peril. Arrest it at the outset with DIR. WIS
Harris PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL, and SO
avoid Consumption. Bronchitis, Inflammation
of the Lungs, Coughs, Colds, and, indeed all
Affections of the Respiratory Organs are en-
tirely cured by this sovereign remedy, which
also eradicates Dyspepsia, Gravel, Piles, Ner-
vous Debility, Tropidity of the Liver, Urinary
Difficulties, Constipation, Palpitation of the
Heart, Scrofulous Affections, and the infirmi-
ties peculiar to the gentler sex. This Cordial
derives its virtues from the vegetable king
dom, and is infinitely to be preferred, both on
account Of its superior efficacy and freedom
from nauseous and injurious properties to the
official drugs so often administered with no
other effect than to offend the palate and dis
order the stomach. The PINE TREE TAR
CORDIAL can always be relied on to do what
is claimed for it. Sold by all druggists.
Principal Depot, at No. 916 Filbcrt street,
Philadelphia.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-03-21
False Impression.

1t is generally supposed by a certain class
of citizens, who are not practical or expert
eneed, that Dyspepsia can not invariably be
cured, but we are pleased to say that GREENS
AUGUST FLOWER has never, to our knowledge,
failed to cure Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
in all its forms, such as Sour Stomach. Costive-
ness, Sick Headache, ,palpitation of the Heart,
low spirits, &C., &c. Out Of 100000 dozen
bottles sold last year, not single failure was
reported, but thousands of complimentary
letters received from Druggists Of wonderful
cures. Three doses will relieve any case.
Try it. Sample bottles 10 cents. Regular
Size rs cents. For sale at Moore's and An
derson's Drug Store, Lambertyille, and
Wolverton's, New Hope
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-03-21

IF. s. Katzenbach s. Co, the en- terpris-
ing Hardware firm of 20 East State street,
Trenton, who are always deyising some plan
to benefit the public and administer to their
wants, have added, IN addition to their large
stock of Hardware, Cooking Stoves, Ranges,
Paints, OILS and Glass, a first-class Plumbing
and Gas Fitting Establishment, where will be
found Closets, Bath Tubs, Sinks, Chandeliers,
Pendants, Brackets Portables-and in fact
everything necessary for complete and first
class Plumbing and Gas Fitting Store. For
curiosity, if not for the purpose of purchas-
ing, call ia and examine the stock and we
win guarantee that you viii be convinced of
the proper place to buy. March Sl.-tf
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-03-21

gB- John Donahue received a dangerous
wound on the crown of his head, while at
tempting to trim. q mules mane,s at Stafford's
blacksmitll-shop, in'New Hope, on Saturday
last. The mule raised on its hind feet and
struck Mr.. d. an ugly blow with one of its
Donahue, it appears, after somewhat recover
ing the effects, said the mule had always APP
peared gentle before The physician gave
Josh Billings as authority for the fact that
mule will be kind for six months on purpose
to get chance to kick your brains out.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-03-21
w. w. Robinson, Clerk.

RoBBERIEs. ION last Saturday morning at
about haif-past five o'clock, as Mr.. John v.
Hull was about to. open the store of his son,
Mr.. ]. o. Hull, on Main street, he discovered
that some one was inside. He tried to obtain
an entrance through the front door, but failed,
and while endeavoring to get over the fence
to reach the rear of the building the thief
made his escape by jumping over high fence
in the rear and finally passing through the
town lot. Mr.. Hull saw the man but did not
recognize him. Upon examination, a bag was
found in the store filled with a quantity of po-
tatoes. cabbage, oranges, sc. A skeleton key
was also found, which had been used to
obtain an entrance through the front door
Mr. Hull thinks the fellow has been there be-
fore but has stolen in such small quantities as
not to be detected.
Early on Monday morning the residence of
Mr.. Chas. o. Holcombe, on York St., was en-
tered by unlocking the rear door with nip
ners. and the house ransacked. The cellar,
the first-fioor and the bedrooms were visited,
and a selection made of such articles as were
wanted. The bedroom where Mr.. Il. slept
was entered, and closet searched and his coat
taken out of it. Strangely enough, Mr.. Us
pantaloons which were lying upon chair near
the bed, in the pocket of which was purse
containing $50, were not touched at all. A
silk dress and coat which were rolled up in
q bundle were not carried off, but seven solid
silver teaspoons, three solid-silver forks, a
gold watch, pocket book containing So, and
some lars of fruit, were stolen. There is no
clue TO the perpetrators. Mr.. Holcombe did
not know Of his loss until he awoke in the
morning.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-03-21

gB- last Sunday evening being the last
occasion on which service was held in the Nj.
E. Church of New Hope, prior to the opening
session of the Phila. Conference, Rev b. HI.
Sanderlin read a summary of the labors in
volved in his charge during the Conference
yesr,yEEan exposition Of the Church's stand,
ing, financially, spiritually, etc.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-03-21

La The last session Of the Solebusy Ly-
9asn for the present season was held on Sat
urday evening. The Society adjourned to meet
on the first Saturday in December, when the
question of compulsory education viii be dis
cussed.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-03-21

Esy- One and one-half acres of land were
recently purchased Of Merrick Reeder, by the
Solebury monthly meeting of Friends, for the
purpose of enlarging their graveyard. The
price paid is 5000 per acre.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-03-21

as S. Carey Ball, late cashier of the First
National Bank of Hatbuu', who lately plead
ed guilty before Judge Ross at Norristown to
a charge of embezzlement was sentenced last
Saturday. The Court announced the sentence
to be one dollar fine, the costs of prosecution,
and ten years at hard labor in the. Eastern
Penitentiary Charles Hunsicker, counsel for
the prisoner, called the attention of the Court
to an act of Assembly applying to Mentgon4
cry county, providing that Imprisonment in
the county Jail may under certain circumstanc-
es be substituted for service in the penitenti-
airy, and he asked that his client might receive
the benefitufl it. To Ibis Judge Ross con
sented and the defendant will fulfil his SEN
tence in the prison at Norristown. The SEN
tence of imprisonment is as severe as the law
allows in cases of the kind. -Iatelligencer.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-03-21

Thousands die every winter of ConsumI-
ton, Bronchitis, Dyptheria, and lung fever,
whom few doses Of g Hale's Honey Of Hore-
hound and Tar given in time, would have
saved from premature grave. Sold by all
Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute.
March "a, 4w.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-03-21

aW Tie Mount Moriah A. NJ. E. Church,
of New Hope, is to be sold atSheriffss sale,
The sale win take place at..he Court House,
in Doylestown, on Saturday, the It'll of April,
at 2 o'clock p. NJ 10 flt9 zSf S$@& Z
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-03-21

eB- Charles Trexler severely injured one
of his legs, by makingsa misstroke while
using bfoad-axe, in hewing posts, At his
residence IN Solebury, one day last week 3 4
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-03-21

US Religious services will be held in the
Presbyterian Chapel, New Hope, commencing
on Monday evening next and continuing each
night through the week.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-03-21

gB The meroary on Monday morning at
one on more places in Solebury stood at 6 de-
grees. "a New Hope thermometer Indicated
10 degrees. ~
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-03-21
GUARDIANS S,A L E
Of
8 REALE iESTsATE e

Pursuant order Of the Orphans Court In and for
the county OF Hun eron and State of New Jersey
February 18TH A. d. 1877 will expose at Public Sale,
upon the premises, on MONDAY, APRIL SIXTEENTH,
NEXT at one o'clock In the afternoon Of said day the
following. described property, The FRAME HOUSE
AND KITCHEN No. %, on Main street, between Church
and Bridge SIDE In the city of Lanbertville The
first floor contains two rooms with folding doors, hall
six feet wide and open stairway kitchen IN rear large
size) with porch on side; the second floor contains
three and hall and storeroom cellar under the
whole good cistern with pump In the kitchen. Lot
rs feet front and extending back to Mccready's Alley.
There Is four-feet alley along side the house.
Any person wishngto viawsthe properly will please
call on = A. or G. u Reading now occupying the pre-
CHARLES o, HOLcOAfBE,
Guardian of Annie Doeringer.
March IA, ls77-5t prs. fees $500 7iaF5 9at 80
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-03-21
xrW norE AND BUcxs. ooUarr, "a

"a The annual meeting Of the New Hope
Building and Loan Association was held on
last Thursday evening.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-03-21
SPECIAL NOTICES,

Ladies' Cloaks, Coats, and Dresses cut
and made to order at short notice, at Mrs. M !.
w. Cooley's. - g go de'tf
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-03-21

Standard Prints reduced to cts, at Van
Horns. X Two I1 FL AG jsS4
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-03-21

III The best so Ct. Felt Skirt can be had at
VanHorn's. ,,s, .s.s.fsa. j. "a.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-03-21
FOR RENT

"a DWELLING HOUSE IN Rim GOES. In the business
part the village nearly opposa the hotel The front
room could be used for millinery and trimming store
or for other business purposes Apply at The RECORD
oiice, or 10 pAVIDF BOND Rngees, Nj II
Feb. 81, 1877.-tf%
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-24

The Prices raid for Flyers In Marlborough
Observation-Disclosures Kidding.

Many horse breeders attended the sale Of
trottcrs on the farm Of thc late Charles f. Car
mon. in Marlborough. Monmouth county y. j..
yesterday. Tho bidding was spirited. and ex-
ccllcnt prices were realized. The horses sold
and the prices obtained are as follows:
kigkyool.Htown sisl9n io"lc1 Npril =, i~" III
uqwqrd-iHrg,Mn stallion .ars o. i War
"eaN,,rw,ss " Broob."Brnwn stallion q wears DID, IaI
bands by Gen Knox lam Lewiston mare Can ucni . 30
salc-ch .nut mare 9 years old Is hands. by lIamp
ton. dam EI.'u Al, mar me. : XXI y 7n.,. l.,
youns Ethan Allen, dam Messenger mare Time 53'i
Say horses years old past, i5.a hanl.. by Hiram
pmw dain Nc',s',.r mar ~, ,hh.. ~ -,,,,,,ra hv
CEN Knox, lam w,,s,s mnlc' nmc - ESQ
Prince -fhg ushbrcd saddle horse, Indiana bred,
GhcE pick ia ycar.ol. 10 nopd- by Young Norrel.
charles Canian-Ray gcliin.. years old. 10
hand. Ny kirhwogyl, Yam ,liy mar ~, ,,obord.
by kirkwood. dan colurou. mare 81, .,..,
w.si dam Settle. Of Columbia stoek Has uotwd IN
orphan RoS Baet.tin-,cldns wear. old - hands
by jules Jurgrn~'n. dam MESSENGER mar $40
Jv,,,rrscn "a" Ssn, Witlcrcii. M,,snscr. sstS ~
nay colts year. Old, u hands, 10y krhwood' dam
brown g,iligs -ycarl!ns, u hands by Krkvool. dam
'sersc Erss sr9Tn soli yesrlins r. hands, by
Lad, knox~grown mare, year. old, /, hands. Lit
,Incld kqoS d'w Wiih,.c, Mg.sengsr so o,,,.n,
ihoroaglbed- BAY, mare 3 years old, 1911 hands
Gav maic-fircn yc.rs old with colt by her sidc by
colt ny hcr i by klrkwood. jr now VITA iuh b, ON
q, .tnut mare-a vcar.. I, hand. hv Goo Pachcn,
brown pcding > year. old. i5ohanl. by Ben Daniels,
Max rony tsain-. ar.ola I.ahand. on 10y wiltc.
Carrasc rani-broNn horse. ycufs old; bay horse. 9
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-24
THE GRlPHIC ELEIHfNT.
A Row Among the Canadian stockkolders-
Where did 100000 Got
MoNrREAL. Mnrch 22-A meeting of share-

holders 81 tn" rfdphic Company VIA held yes
tcrday. The Chairman stated the object Of the
meeting. viii Ii had been called e. consider the
general business OF the company. Tn" reason
alleged az ih" last meeting for not submitting
the accounts was that balance sheets. etc.. were
not ready. These worc now open for stock
holders inspection. II would bc advisable for
the ll-ailo.-tri shareholders g. appoint COM
mite" OF their own To- advise with the directors
so that matters might hr settled HmicHhy New
York papers in RIVALRY e. The Gcaphic were max
ing i~' oi these public meetings 10 lnJure the
~ rn,n'i"cSI-Are the accounts on the table?
NJ Prntce-Aro ,heyt be submitted to the
Chairman "; the object in bringing the re-
port r- her" Mis- no doubt % obtain their pub
Nlr Pron,ire-Tho ohieot If bringing the ro-
p'rl'r9 here II W,4I known. Il WIS To cat r. "a
scandal pr"pncntrd about tar G'Jpltr Company
Is 10 your own iour. sir Francis. II is you VINO
haN" written 10 tie papers. Won threatened
criminal and 'vd proceedings against mo. and
now viii light you tHf. - fn.a' until | --tt IN
auiiird Sat mont ofihc a'iur-pf t4r .onl any.
viii now is-t 81 or hr'Ak the company 10 pierf-.
Her are copies 1T thca' counts which llwhcre
ill., rJul nul 20 our money vs. ul To-.
The Chairman complained of the insolrnt
manner oi the last SPEAKER. II" WAS plity oi a
.,rO-- breach ~ trust lu bringing the "a counts.
II" had Thought Nr Prentice an h9n"ranrman,
and n"d h'il"N 81 that "a giving hm cppirS OF
the So cunts. they would have been safe from
A.irr's.n,r further heated -wssion.
Nj Pr ntlg'' -aii h" would b" A. lui.t A.
lamb. and then referred a. tho utter iulaey ~
ol IA. Chairman sta,emcnts. He he spcakcr)
had been grossly nSult'd az IN" club hv a di-
rector. for rmandn- what hc had right 10 rs
ia" Chairman said the company wa swim
dluus institution from th" common cement.
MI ircn',,G,eISSr fra1yi- NJ giSHr ySu me
gwen u" hnilyrlt' iu CIV" e. las sEt"in'n nj mat
tho originnl estimate for the publication of the
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FIyAycIiL tvD coumERcTfL.

FRIDAY. March 2}-P. M.-Thcro has been
a better feeling at the Stock Exchange to-day.
with decided advance in the coal -haro, ind
Western Uni ion. which has given strength to
the whole list Delaware. Laehawanna and
Western led OF under heavy purchases. reach
Ing 5si before o'clock. Delaware and llud-
son recorded So Western Union. G2 20: Now
York Central. 9li.: Lake Shore. 49', TheoA-
pros. stocks, which were go severely handled
yesterday. have rccoycred-American selling at
SO. against & the day before. Chicago. Bur
hn..ton and Quincy came to the front AZ 9l O..
Notwithstanding tin attack oi tn hrnrs vino
would defeat II possible. the use of proyir- Toy
the management, at the approaching cle t!on.
The Granger stocks were all fraction higher.
including Chicago and Northwestern and Mil
wauAer and st. Paul. Later in the day
agcneral marhins uE?i ri e; was olsIrNrd.
awnnnn and Western. j9i.. Western Union,
CO.. Al llr clo-"a ira, tl"n'l decline w'.s r"..
ported. lut the Wrs"i u 81 with Er'ut
strength. The street are entirely al -oH, aud
cannot account for GA" largo lurrha-, =. except
on the theory that the great bear comb
tlr market ar" usrie-s III" market +, 30 srn@i-
ihc thtd any mp'riqt moygn.,,nt IN The other
ritv which has characterized the advanH.
Tn total numh. OF shares dealt In was 1911
G7 ~: = br S,T LrrIawsnn ," nn} wst"rn e.
500: Lake shore, 5lu0: Deawarr and Hudson
S STisrred % nv NV Jcrlry Central sE 25 s
Michigan Central. 2,lW; Northwest n. LOO;
the rnre'sTred' 2V2; EGS iir NJ lS @0 h
tral. sl5: Hannibal and -. Joseph 1904. the
prei,rl,4i, 500 raric Maii. 100: lnion Pi.i-
and f1'in. rtyriap,h e.. 500. American TX
press. i6ni s.. Paul Bog; Oh" pr I rfei, 800;
ami Pittsburgh. 100 QUICKSILVER 100 .and Well
Fargo ENpr 3d.
Money Jonuuu abundant f. hange !, dun
~ O. 4 B. DO
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'front.' one and halt story brick house uear with lot
2iN the north side at iiitn street, II feet Of
Third avenue. li2n. nlsu IN partition TWO twOttory
aud attic brio huu-r- with two lots cuc nhNl0O tho
west site ut Wooster street nJt ioct north of Broome
street. sa2.iD
sa'c- today NJ the Exchange announced by q. ".
Ilulhfutk and Lou. Mt-l,r
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s. Agnes Smith. Pmindelrliia
- marlborough. Fraser II John n. March -
s. oder. li- Isl, March 10 Via SuuihAp ton ljth.
Russian steam rlsate S,rtlann, Grand Duke Alexis
Norfolk
Russian corvette Ascnii, Tirthor. Norfolk
Russian corvette B1saur. thOprun. Nuriulk.
ship - II Murri-. Morris, Bremen heb ~
Earn ta4irtnl. Alien. Ani.teftlain Feb II
Eatk Imua. tuN. Bremen {. h3.
Bue Johann Mania. tu.faNus, bremen.
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