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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1877-07-26
OCIOTO VALLEY RAILWAY.
Change Of Time-May If, 1877.

GOING SOUTH.-NO.1 (MaiD leaves Columbus
at 9:IO A. NJ arrives at Circlevillc at lO45 at King
ston at lI:iOand at ChillCOthe at ll:i5 A. NJ. No
Accommodation leaves Columbus at 3:45 4. NJ. ar
rivGs at Circievile at $50 A. NJ, at Kingston at
7:4O A. NJ, and at ChilliCOthe at S:45 A. VI. No. 5
(Express) leaves Columbus at 4:4O p NJ, arrives at
Circleyile at 6:10 at Kingston al 659, and at Chill
Hcothe az 1:1O P. N.
GOING NORTH.-SO. 2 (ETpress) leaves Chill
IicOthe at T45 A. NJ, arrives at Kingston at sl9 at
CirClevie at S:45. and at Columbus at 1000 A. N.
No. Accommodation leaves ChillicOthC at $40
A. NJ, arrives at Kingston al 1929, at Circlevine
at lI:l7 A. NJ, aid at Columbus az 2:2l =. NJ. No.
6 ENaD leaves ChilliCOthe at 2:5S =. NJ, arrives at
Kingston at 3:25 at CrCCyille at 3:45, and at Co
lumbus ut 5:05 p. NJ.
Trains on the NJ & C. r. R. make close
connection at ChilliC0the with trains for Columbus
and intermediate points.
The Valley Road connects at Columbus with the
network of roads at that point, leading IN all di-
reCti0ns. GEORGE D. CHAPM AN,
General Manager.
J. r. PETERS. Supt. jul4tf
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Ask Yourself these Questions.

Are You a despondent sufferer from Sick
Headache, Habitual COstiveness, Palpita-
tion Of the Heart? Have You Dizziness Of
the Head? is your Nervous System de-
Dressed ? Docs your Blood circulate bad
iv? Have You a COugh2 Low Spirits
C0minl, uD of the food after eating, &c,
&c. All Of these and much more are the
direct results Of Dyspepsia, Liver Com
DIaint and Indigestion. GREEN AUGUST
FLOWER is now acknowledged by all Drug
gists to be a positive cure. 2,4OO, 900 bot
lies were given away in the o.. S. through
Druggists to the people as a trial Two
doses viii satisfy any person Of its wonder
fuI quality in curing an forms Of Indiges-
ti0D Sample bottles 10 cents. Regular
size 70 cents. Sold positively by all first
class Druggists in the Q. S. jul4tceoW
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The Ohio State Journal says there
''are good sound Republicans" who
think Hayes made a mistake in trust
ing the South with the control Of
their own State Governments, but
eve do not count ex-senator
Wade among that number. A man
whose sense of honor is so obtuse
rs to enable him to use the privileges
of the floor as an ex-senator, in or.
der to pursue his vocation as lobby
ist for plundering scheme, has
reached the point where his praise
or blame is alike Indifferent. There
are not ten men in Ohio who care
what Wade may say on any public
question of the day"
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SIGN or BIG BOOTI
Small Profits & Quick SaIes!"

would also say to the gentlemen, that have
secured the best wOrkmcn in the country, and l
will guarantee the best of Fine Boots and Shoes at
lower prices than the same quality Of work can be
had elsewhere in HisbOrO.
Repairing done neatly and promptly.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
received I am determined to offer such induce
ments as viii merit a continuance of the same
Give me q call. j. G.. ElTIENHOJSE.
MBy H., 1871. myl1u
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Republican COnvenGlOn-The
Presidents Policy Endorsed.

lScpUDtlCHW NOuVeuAAOu-AAA AAC
Presidents Policy EndOTs ed.
The Republican Convention held
here last Saturday, to appoint dele
gates to the State Convention at
Cleveland, was large and spirited,
much greater interest being mani
tested than usual on such occasions.
". P. Hughey, Esq, of Paint tp.,
was called to the Chair, and A. Har-
man appointed Secretary.
Mr.. Hughey, on taking the Chair,
said that he had got up almost from
a sick bed, to attend the Convention,
so great was his anxiety to have an
emphatic expression made by the
Republicans of old Highland in fav-
or of the policy of President Hayes.
Here he was interrupted by spon-
taneous outburst of applause. He
hoped Ohio would answer Iowa at
Cleveland, in such tones that the
country would know Ohio stands by
her honored son, President Hayes.
The following gentlemen were ap-
pointed delegates to the State Con-
vention:
D. H. Startsman, OF Madison; W.
G. Newell, of Liberty DR.. Fullerton,
of Liberty W. P Hughey, of Paint;
c. NJ Overman, of Liberty; J. L.
Boardman, of Liberty; J. c. Nor
ton, of Liberty.
Alternates-L. S. Wright, of Lib
erty; w. H. Irwin, of Madison J.
W. Bridwell, of Fairfield H. L.
Meek, of Madison Hon, P. n. Wick
erham, of Brushcreek Hon. H. 4.
Dawson, of Salem; H. H. Redkey,
of Concord, and John Brown, Of
Clay
The following resolution was
adopted:
Resolved THAT having unahatcd confidence in
the wisdom, honesty, and patriotism Of President
Hayes we indorsG his course towards the people Of
the Southern States, late in rebellion, recognizing
in his conduct a broad and humane craftsmanship,
which should meet the approval of all who wish
restoration of amity between the sections of our
country and the strengthening of the ties which
bind us together as a natiOn.'
The resolution was adopted unan-
imously, and with enthusiastic ap J..
plause.
Delegates to the Senatorial Con
vention were then appointed, and
also a new County Central Commit
tee, but the Secretary of the meeting,
Mr.. HarmaD, having left town on
Monday without furnishing us any
report, and not having returned
when our paper went to press Tues,
day evening, we are unable to give
the names either of the Central
Committee or the delegates to the
Convention. They will appear in
our next issue.
After the Convention adjourned,
the members of the new Central
Committee who vUara ,rnsaDt mot
and made a temporary organization
by electing DR.. D. Noble temporary
Chairman. A resolution was then
passed that all the members of the
Committee be notified to meet at the
Court House in Hillsboro, on Sat
urday, Aug. 4th, at 1 o'clock P. NJ,
for the purpose of electing perma.
nent officers.
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CBe 9igBJano 8etos
HILLsBOROUGH. OHIO:
Thursday, ..-- July 26. 1877.
RMS:
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sent by mail longer than the time paid for.Rl
gE-An extra copy viii be sent gratis, for every
clnh Of 10 subscribers at the above rates.
rE-The above rates include postage prepaid at
this Office on all papers cent 70 subscribers outside
of Highland county.
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TWhOIe No. 2148.

AMOUNT OF GOLD IN UsE-AIr.
Ernst Lloyd's estimate Of the amount
of gold coin and bullion in use is
50, 3,5OO,OOO,OOO-three thousand five
hundred millions. By the accident
al omission Of three cyphers, it was
incorrectly stated in our last issue
at S3,5OO,OOO-thrce millions five
hundred thousand. The difference
between the two sums IS too great to
allow the error to pass mcorrected.
A correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Times mentions Mr.. L. Fl. Williams,
of Ripley, as a candidate for Clerk Of
the Supreme Court. Mr.. Williams
is a young lawyer, Of fine address,
good abilities, was a good soldier
and is a sterling Republican. He
would make an excellent Clerk, and
his nomination would do redit to
the Republican Convention Belle
fontaine Republican.
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The o. & NJ. is the only road with
which there is any trouble at Cincin-
matt.
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The latest reports state that 40 is
the number killed in Pittsburg riot.
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GTIrEeon ID ontdBE,
once Corner Main an High Streets, up stairs, over
Evans & Ferris's Bank. ALL WORK WAR
RANTED.
February 9, 1871. feb9yl'
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CBc YgBIano 8elps.
Business Directory.

Cards inserted under this head st the following
rates: For inch space, SO a year; \ inch' IS 8
year, 4 inch, So year.
E-Twelye lines Of this type make inch.
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HENRY A. sHEPHERD,
a EtOrn Oy at Il q ",
HILLsBoRoUGH, o.


Cmoe and residence on Main Street, between
High aud East Su sets, first door west Of ''Hanley
House, P. o. Drawer, %. feb24h
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-17
THE TREIsTRY LARCENY.
Win-iow Sentenced 10 Eighteen Months In the
Albany Penitcntinry.

WASHINGTON, Feb. lG.-In the Criminal
Court to-day Ferdinand T. Winslow. indicted
lorthe larceny OF package containing eli 900
from The Onee Of the United States Treasurer
Nn tie 9th of December last WIS arraigned and
entered u plea OF guilty After several papers
had been introduced to show that Wn-ow was
a victim OF the opium habit, his counsel.
Mr.. Riddle, referred to letters OF various
friends of the accused. and in conclusion
SAID they went lar toward raising the question
as H. whether on not the unfortunate man
should not be- consigned Ia a lunaic asylum
the Court to lnilict the lowest sentence under
the law.
Judge NJ Arthur said that this was one Of the
eases which pcrpeN the Court and reminds one
OF the ease OF Prof. Webster. Here IL u man OF
culture. as Is seen 10y tho autobiographicM
sketch read. and one cannot hut admire some OF
the traits of character there made apparent.
There arc some circumstances In the casc
which make strong appeal for lcnicncy The
circumstances showed that this act was minute
ly planned and carried out, and II there wls
nothing ese 10 influence the Court would
lead to the inhcton of the sevcrcst punish
mcnt On the other hand, he has pleaded
guilty and made restitution Of th" greater part
such ~ ne had been before The bar of Justice
and il was pcrpleXing tn the Court 10 ilX the
sentence. he would not under the circum-
stances. innt III" lowest punishment nor the
highest ulNr years in the pentoutlary and a
ilnr not exceeding 5000, and would llX the term
of imprisonment AT IS months III the Albany
Icniirntiary from noon to-day.
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TkOOPS IN ILORID.f.
Gov. steasns Declaring that there wa. No
Necessity for Them.

WASHINGTON, Feb l6-Thc Special Com
mittcc of the House TO Investigate the employ
ment OF United Stat,e troops IN the South dur
Ing the late election, met this morning at eleven
O'Clock.
Gov. NJ l.. Stearns Of Florida testified that
troops were regularly stationed at Pensacola
81. Augustine and Key West during election
times. Dctachments Of troops were stationed
at other points during November. About the
18TH OF November two hundred soldiers came To
Tallahassec from Atlanta. under command OF
Gen. Nuger. on account Of the political excite
mcnt nj that time. There were demonstrations
OF violence. such a. tearing up the railroad
track cutting wires and burning bridges. Could
not saythat organized h2 Oas did IL bu, ID looked
like concerted action. The acts were donc'
secretly at night Tho extra troops were sent
10 Florida by the Secretary Of War. Witness
did not make any formal rrlusition for troops
nut did scnd despatch 10 Secretary Chandler
at New York mentioning the advisahility OF
having troops in Florida. He had previously
received n ii, spatch from Secretary Chandler
but II had no relation 10 troops. Lcading men
had asked him 10 MAKE u requsitiOn for trOOps
The troops did nothing dntil inauguration day
when thoy were stat loncd on the Capitol grounds
AT Gov Drcw's request. There was no time
when witness could not guell any disturbanc,
win his own militia. and he gave no intiinutiOn
To he authorizes here 10 the contrary.
The commitlcc tn n went into secret session.
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HENDRYx AND THE PRETTY WIDOW
The Mysterious shooting OF Mrs. Ueudryx.
and the Trial of Her Husband.

BELMONT, Allcgany County. NY Fob n
,r,..,,.,,,,,,,,., - A., ,.,oi =, ~, ,'u To-
i"c 'oh'iuS"n Vi 'ho riui vi hchry Z. Hen
dryX has not cleared up the mystery of the
dcaih of his wife He was accused of sboo,in,,
-, A., .'..i.... ,'t,-,,..,. VI '',''''"e
"'t u"' .ho Jury nav i"'lcu W "st'c ana new
trial has been ordered.
For tho mast tbrcn vcora JTonrv n rout..
~, - "'""ryN
mas 'lV'u ON u larm Oh uhree hundred acres,
within sight Of the village of Cuba. Twelve
s -, -, ',, ~, 'O"' '""'&i-
yer OF iSaac hmsu'h'" W'lE'o-uo farmer, who
lived four miles from Cuba. A year AGO last
fail Mr. uorv Wahhor n cousin 81 Heidi
-. 49,, Ill. - n"i " /"
young ana pr'uy W'uoW' OF Ahgoiica, took up
her residence in Cuba. She was often nj Hem
dryx.s md he frnnucntlv cnlIod ,,o,, h,a f..
. "p'ii "'i III
'unH Wh're sue was 'uipl"yeu IN inc house OF
q wealthy family At length the intimacy of
tI,n,lryV and bis oousi, boco,,c ,l, III. , .
'''''''' NV "'7 Wv s"oJe't ior
gossils IN the hcghnorhood. Early last spring
Mrs Wchher took up her abode on Hendryx's
farm and Mrs Hendrix protested but inrffnr-
tually. nuainst the behavior of her husband
and Mrs Wcbhcr.
In May last Ilcndryx had his wifc's lfe In.
surcd for $4,000. and took out an accident nolirv
for himself for the same amount. On july I
following. at about 80 o'clock at night az the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-17

FnrDAY Feb 1G.-F1oup AND NrI-Tho
nay lovcl sptins siad' were IN air MANI and ri
ali WITH .Srnme ' So ' e 2nqg sac s,a,
SSso s.. a. * ANY 'SXN sr ~. What lo extras.
ici wheat X am IA. ~ ioss- 81 Minnesota pa,cn,s.
1891 ny shl nm eslrs slcs7 u, southern haker,'
extra. ;dD@t7,o corn mcal-wc.tcrn y pG s}os:
nS cap - & , A T g s'' D"eAw"'"s
=. 'ouoS- Of. anu and lower nilinr urands IL
d, cine 81 &c., s",., OF 13."o hac,. closing cay
Sr Ir1 IS lie tor NV. ru Ms * i, a:
n @r FAX am y se Tor Aes't Eg,snts at thS
rsoy''o 81 Nss ~ se amana and prices
mes. aud ti5 :, for thin mes, and or iiiurc delivery
100 NJ ssiar May At go g5gsid ~ Bccf and lcef
~ long do quoted at So cut meats quiet pickicd
" Tor rib G"ihc". Smoked ior ". .hs d@l S ai
i iSic' i.r ham, inrd nrm,r aud mod latcy act,ei
so s2 ,sslos ~ er pnnc Western an or uurS dciiS.
Apr aud SLIP i,ssii 9oi,r NAV s.iid. ."5S7,'ee.
Tor Nssrrnand 's@ tor lily Butter steady state dali
2ssJ'c 90 tn9. and aTkia, iies2c ron iss.s cGsasa
crn factory s@ii,,c SKINS, 5s7c Eggs Dropping fresh,
,.naIS-whcat was lgl aud drocpui hu, no, auoiabls
" 10Y alilns No. - - y q MnwauN.c so u
:, ing s. i2@s 60 red winter y 90 la amber de-,
;.iSnsSi %, "ht 49, - "~t 80 T. hush. .llcs w,rd
state quoted a, sse Bafic, in lar mSni and ,tcsiy
ins So At sc and i3aiSc ior w M',,I nc meM
~ ~ i0c. also white STATE. 500 -, and mixed
4s@a3'sc Indian corn was also in good demand and
bse Tor new wcs,crn missed new Seow 81 , ~ -
ncw seu'hsrn 5Sa,i'c. tor yellow Old Western mNcj
GRocfn,.-i coffee is rather .toaii,r with nrde
Al isisc roiG aid i5 tsss ao I r Nap i i Sai'i
hsicrc arrival ON terms not rnspr'i W. quote or:
tor iorclsp. ami value, nominal Ncw urcaii. /. quito
ESei or eoco cc in In SoY H,S ava. .
1hanged htnrrs, carolina common tp ch.cD 80 ."di
loui'isna communal To rr,mc. i.,aeisc raina - K..
s1Ih s''a,iisS',s'i sod' ~ hol Su-ar. were dqi
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TR.IGEDI ~ UIJ.INf.


In Havana, Cuba on Wednesday evening
Mr.. John VI. Burns, a contractor for machinery
we'll known In New York shot james II. Rush
of Boston. Mr. Burns, owing % business RE-
latons. made his residence in Havana lie
had been building machinery for manufactur-
ing firms. For several months he boardod in u
small hotel keIi ~ u widow Mr.. Jamo, H.
Ku@h, also cuuirarl .ng marhiniot, had rooms
ia the same hotel. Bum, and Rush had all
WalS boon friends. hut Inalousy sprlng up bee
tween them On grcoun, OF tlr WIDOWS pArtality
pr Mr.. Rush. Both mon N"r' UNMARRIED and
Il is said tlui each was 1ufpr for tllo WomNn's
haul and that she HAD promised to marry
Rush.
"A lia,mn dosraich says llat Burns cntor'd
Hurl'e rnlm iit midnight and after awakening
him from % sound 81 D. hesnn quar- / with
hun nh'ui NJ woman. IN 'rarrl led To the
slnNilns. 1.- luurt cHt.rod lWsh'e hrDas.
~ wound b. prob bly, i.tul. Rurnos IL under
an ~ II si.Y7 b" Nas .4tnNl t"d
Wursm"u. 1n"y wnr. r.nvy rr.hi 'Is oi
ma'hInorv from lirus IN New YORK and other
rlll'a in in' Dnded S,ut'
ucii I,cuan t,.d,..' r.,,-- lta,. 49, ''9"' ''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-17
the OREGON TEL EGR4As.
TRANSMITTING the Cipher Dispatches Senator
kcliy's Explanation.

WASHINGTON. Feb. l6-Thc senate Com
mit'"c which II Investigating the Oregon clcctor-
snip this morning continued the examination
Of the Detroit gentleman. who claimed 10 have
discovered the key Of the cipher dispatches
Mr.. Shaw one of the iranslators was cross x-
amincd concerning the details and principles Of
the key. He admitted that in several instances
he had to substitute other words than those
called for by the key in order to make sense
Mr. Stocking. managing editor Of the Detroit
Iosi. testified That week AGO last Tuesday
evening Mr.. shaw came 10 the Office Of the Post
and handed him "A translation OF the "Gobble 4"
despatch and the dictionary used hy him and
im'rl' x formerly in their bus ness transactiuus
Ihr translation was published IN Tho Post The
witness said that he had helped Mr. Shaw in
MAX .ng the tlansLtions. lie had found that
thr Key would not work in reference to some OF
th' words. Ihe key was very simple one. A
po'Stt dictionary was used to translate H. IL
was only necessary to take n word in the t.lc-
gram and look forward eight columns and find
the corresponding word in the eighth column.
The following translations were offered in
evidence:
Tlh, Hi janus 4 H.Ty
Adcpsnd. n r" No Ssa % no ,,sss
report nom three southwark scnnet,eer Answer quick
PoRrAsp. Dec l. 1875
ar l6su.eSd prs.sni Ng' have MONDAY MAN. eer .i
Ras banker sasm III, NH .e,rs ye !"
Al are ~ work here can't tail can do no more Sail
morning. AnswerAkelly IN cipher. no signature
Senator .KellNsays in regard TO his endorse
mcnt OF the. cipner Il 'spat IA sent by j. H. n
Patrick on Nov. 80 To col. VIM Il. Pclton, that
he WAS totally unaware of it- containing Il prom
o-iion for the purchase of q republican clcr-
tor. lie Saws Patrick came 10 him and said that
he had prepared u cypher tcleg<Nm To- the See
reiary OF the National DcmocrSllc Committee
asking the latter 10 place $4,000 10 his credit
Tor I'll" purpose Of peying lawyers fees and
other necessary expenses connected with the
anticipated litigation concerning the issuance
ot the Governors certificates. Patrick re-
qUe-trd him 20 endorse this telegram.
hrWuSr he Mr.. Kelly was known Ia
the National Democratic Committee and
IL wa- desirable to secure prompt action
Senator Kelly said he could not OF course. read
tn cipher. and, accepting Patrick = statement
of IT, meaning, endorsed 1t without hesitation
The senator also sLltes that after Patrick -n
Oregon hrlScnaior Kelly earnestly endoavoroAz
70 get money sent from New York 10 pay the
fees ui the lawyers VINO had been retained. and
~ o. di not come in time he himself raised
$1,000 on his own note. $4,000 Of which he paid
To mn, Thompson. and Durham. the lawyers
ahoN' referred TO- and the remaining 800 were
dovotrd 10 paying the expenses. of bringing
lasWcll, one OF the Democratic Gle tors. 10 Sa-
lem. rs II was then thought he Ind obtained Il
higher vote than Crunn. The Senator says that
80 lar ~ he knows no person ever approached
the Il, publican electors with any corrupt propo-
eitlou.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-17

NEW YonK. Friday Feb 16.-Receipts Of bccyos
today were ~ ear loads 7ni head makin sine,
Monday. against 1910 Tor the same time ln.i week
Price, were no better Tor the ,cns interest than "a.
ported yesterday, ana the market au "A
llc. G n To iIcss % bs 7 ns 10 the gross cw or or.
diharN g. extra steers. and some of the ruuuh Il az "A
were sold AT 7asc. e n To dress "a NJ About eevet
Were taken Ia slaughter Tor the Eu--h market making
morning last
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were II ! car Loads or
2''N head, making 7dl2 since Monday AGAINST l. l f.
the sam. nns Last week Tho dcmlud was fht. -liors
were not willing to make mrfhcr cuncc.s ions and ti,,
market was very slow. with limited trade NJ Il,a7 49,
Z Tor common 90 very uuc lots Nparf LOO tai .ht
ths English trade.
Receipts oi hog, were ~ ear loads or 80 heat maxi
ms No. ~ since Monday. AGAINST 1IitIu u,,
last wetN None tor sale alive. amt hone wanted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-17
NEW JERSEYS Crippled rom.
Receiver Iathrop'- Plans How all Glasses
Have Suffered

Receiver Lathrop, in circular TO tho en-
ployccs of the Central Railroad of New Jersey
says that he does not contemplate making any
immediate change in the force or adminstra-
ton OF the road He has applied to tho Chan
ccllor for per permission TO settle arrcarages in
the pay rolls ut once, and hereafter the en-
ployccs are to he paid weekly. Judge Donohuo
yesterday appointed Mr. Lothrop receiver for
the property of the company In New York
amounting, IL IL said. TO 500, 900. thus putting
IL beyond the reach Of attach mcnt by creditors
Many episodes connected with the suspension
q credit of this railroad have - painful interest
IL was such n popular line, go well managed
up to year ago. the confidence Of persons in
all grades OF society; and even when 1t was
plainly bankrupt to AL. except those who would
ricncc who walked boldly up To the financial
unagmf1 II was sinking in and throw all
they could borrow or raise after il ." am
year in and year out that know are good. and
putting i into New jersey Central. Now W.
have got Johnston out and another man in, we
shail 20 ahcad al right, and next year declare
u dividend" SO said u man Of over seventy
years who was supposed to be unusually saga.
estimiable character in the city Of Elizabeth had
over $7OOOO in it-hcr sole fortune. When the
troubles of the road began she was alarmed
and her fear so grew that two days ago she died,
IN BROOKLYN, middc-agcd man sat moodily
a a ~ desk IN q factory he was making figures,
anu thc moro he made The longer his face grew.
A friend entering asked him what he was do
ing. This. he answered and passed over u
Shr,t WHEREOF $1,000 was dcbllcd to the Central
brought me $500 per annum nearly, in the saw
ings bank from which took ii. Now. where is
~ 1t was almost all l had. and | must begin
all oyer again"
IL iH said in Plainncld that n widow who had
some money applied TO president Johnson for
advice IA to investing 1t. He told her To- put II
IN the road. When the stock went down aud
johnson went out. he sent the lady cheek Tor
Ia. a Ia
the value Of the stock when ho went out and
when he advised lbs purchase.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-17
burglar Long. n.a y,xn,.. wo,.

At about $3.50 o'clock yesterday morning.
Adolph drndt heard grating noise IN his banking ofcc
which Is underneath his bedroom at IL First street Slip.
ping out Of bed he found burglar trying To through
the iron bar that protects the the banking room
The burglar hearing him approaching ran into the
basement and thence escaped into the street MIR Girndt
saw him leap over the iron fence, and, raising the win
dow. shouted watch murder 'thicfn
ROundsman Crccdcn chased the hurglnr nm second ayc.
nue. The burglar, finding himself Close pre- sscl Jumped
into basement area. aud time rlucd the Office
NE was nnally dragged out OF his hiding place lie
called himself Charles Long 4 brace and bit Il steel
saw chiscl and powder found In his pos,cs.
sion lie had got into Mr. Girnlts house hy boring "A
the holt
$3Up bail ~ So '' w