New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
GLNERlL AOIES.

: Boston publisher took advantage of the
riots " ADVERTISING Fine Blood in flaming posters
The residents o. Tort Edward, y. J., hon
ord Jane isCte.'s memory Friday. The church bos
we.c ruug at daybIek, business was suspended. Aero
was long procession and longer Grafton and a." lfd
disk there wa nremcns tournament Not one o. ne
youn. ladies OF the place willing 10 De- scapei Tor
the occasion and difficult 10 celebrate tie O1e
nundredth auiycrslr OF ,he death ~ Jane McCca VIA
any dearec Appropriateness. In the ot oNeriuoAhg
,hr spring where The iair-hanet las,e "AS murdered,
there WAS arch vi ov"rSit ems ana nmnft'ito Otalns
her nam, That better than pay ing away WIKI tle
machine.
School Commissioner fraud of this city and
TWO friends Lad an exciting adventure recently WINE
rowing on Esopus Creek above Winchell Fails There
mad been "a heavy rainfall and the water WIS very hisn
The Commissioner proposed that they should ilst
lheir muscle by passing in from OF the falls
Their boat was swept swiftly along and IN few
minutes they were within "A few feet %. the edse
Of the prccipica over which the waters ere pouring V
t,rn,ing ont thot they held their hoai D."c'h
two projecting rocks; and thero they remained having
All they could 30 10 keep the te craft cas- of ihe a''
New-York lawyer who fishing tor roHt further ~
the stream, heard th1it cries iot MY ~" "'. IN.
rescue. Ropes wee procured Al ..n. "'.' , . fg
across the rapids % the three casiaWa. 81, Aih ' -
was then hauled ashore pt a hUlhitl OF -.'1 he
The current the boat against hu-r io, o. .. 20
tIrre Sew NJTkeIs were thrown out. 'it- h7 -" "'
Ike % me boat they were drawn aoh1ic'
The schooner Florence, George b Iysoh
Master will sail for the Polar seas AUGUST l. 70 mIso
preliminary arrangements Tor the es'ao i-Auieu' "a
the Howgale Colony. The schooner carre' 10 i'v
topuast ana Is ar schooner With sqhhie-'N s''.
.tlrsart. Her cabin las been enlarged 10 de,il "
nearly eleven feet, ANA contains ,N butthi ana TWO
rooms Forward there are nertAs Tie walls oi H''
cabin are OF iour-inch plank and c'iI,d li,t 'en s
u,ru rrllAuttd with ten inch fuirf-, tHAtit4 WIN ~
luc blanks. giyinl hcI bows total tlntAut,a u A,'
sixteen hes. sufficient to resist tfD BOWS e" d., -
ifl D. 4, sl lt
forward ul ser cabin. The larger part u .'I '"it.l
arc already ou urd. She 'il clu3 ttilt q. 800
meats porS and other food sufficient 0" SUSTAIN ~ IA
% year. Oiuy rant sherman, e. tfos 'ri 70 IN
nate ~ Yale. and Iuuvlg kuuAtn 40 tir -H'''.' 80.
Institution viii accompany tDc c1ledt'' 'i' y, -
.foro, gGs, and photographer and TIC oiAc' ~ N"'
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Company |. of the 9th Regiment buried Tao
remains OF is breakfast ct We. Albany A'i l.''-l'
The nicrs wero heard playing funeral d.ise. "n''
the world b. tbs. mOu nful sound mnir TORT va, '-'
aulsy made boy a visitor. "Oh. The boys ere D'H!'s
somotning" said Gen. Carr; "thcy are up 20 '-H0
sort of capers most OF the time" soon the iio'''S
WAS seen approaching Gen. Cars headquarters VIZ
mournf,i tread. First came Two rfcrs pia) 'h'"'s
I'm the most approved manner. They "ri' fo-l"N''y
the dnimmers, with long faces, keeping th' VIZ
wind instruments. Then camo eight mon VIII G.
The chimes consisted OF huge ear links ana h"l''' '-
being struck together producod-s noise Nchl ioN
the Chaplain, the book upon which his eyes were -
Easily fixed being pack OF cards the three ~ ,me
posed the rest OF the pacs being fcNefr'i a, "a
fho b,r borne upOu the shoulder 81 Tea men 'ss,st
labelled ia black letters The remains 81 lDr utLier
| of Company L. 9TH Regiment" The sdes % ss"sis.k
wer, Oh Ifamented with Immense CRACKERS yalnsSn We
| representing mourning ross1!es AAs D'oi s0I''"'