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MANY WHO ARE SUFFERING

from the effects OF the warm weather and are
debilltated, are advised by physicians to take
m 'derate amounts OF whisky two or three
times n day. In o little viii G those who adopt
this advice frequently increase the number Of
'drinks" and in time bf come confirmed inebri.
ates. A beverage which will MT create thirst
for intoxicating liquor d which Is intended
especially for the b OF debilitated per-
sons, whether at e or abr, ad, Is DR..
>chenck's Sea Weed onic. c ntsinlng the
juices OF many medicinal herbs, this pr, para
lion does not create an az petite Tor the intoXi.
eating cuL. The nourishlng and the life-sUp
porting properties or many valuable natural
PRODUCT ms contained 10 IL and we'll known TO
medical men have a most sire ng hening infil-
enc. A single bottle Of the Tonic W II demon
strate Its v iluablo qualities. For debility aris-
ing from sickness, over exert IN or frOm any
cause W ,atever, a wineglasstul OF Sea Wed
Tonic taken after meals will str n1then the
stomach and create an appetite for wholesome
1000 To all who are about leaving theirh mes,
wo desi @ to say tn { the excel ent enecls OF
DR.. Schenck's seasonable remedie sea We d
Tonic, and Mandrake Pills, are pdrti ularly
evident when taken by those who are lnJuri
on ly ffected by a change OF water and dl I.
No person should cave home without taking a
supply OF these safeguards along. For sale by
all druggists.
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From the Burlington Free Press.
The Oldest Man at Bennington.

Dea. Solomon Montague of Cambridge,
In his 93l year, attended the Bennington
centennial, Aug. Is and l6, enjoying the
gteit state and na innal exercises with all
the enthusiasm Of younger men. For
months he had contemplated the trip with
the writer, aud lie bore the ride Tuesday,
with the intense crowd and heat, better
than many others. Wnen he arrived at
Bennington at n late hour he took his
satchel and walked up town, nearly q mile,
and when a'ked II he was not tired replied,
"Not 10 the least" | would mention brief
ly that he is the Oldest living person born
in the Lamoille valley, and without any
doubt be was the Oldest person at the Ben
nington centennial by nearly ten years.
His father was Samuel Montague, from
Massachusetts, WHIT removed to Benuiug
ton. thence to Cambridge, as one of our
,arly SIT lers, ard his mother was Lucy
| s II I'd, from Connecticut, and afterwards
OF b nnington. He has not employ ed q
phy-ician, or taken medicine, for sky
years. and he remarked to Judge Pow re-,
that once only, some sixty years since, he
was compelled to : sue a person who had
not used him right" He was accompanied,
in the cars, on Tuesday, by that esteemed
and venerable Ciliztn, Ira Armstrong, OF
| Fletcher, who is the old st native born
person In that town, and was a pupil If
Dea. M ntagie, In our c. mmon school
nearly seveIty.fVe years ago. Dea. Mon
tagne received marked attention from many
of the prominent persons attending the
celebrst' on, both from our W aud ad-
joining states.
We hope he may reach his one hundredth
hi tn Gay, and from present appearances
| his chances are favorable for so doing.
Yours, E P. MuDGRTr.
Burlington, Aug Is 1877.
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Ask Yourself shese Question

Are you a ~despoodent sufferer from sick
headache, babltual costiveDess. palpitation
of the heart ? Have you dizziness Of the
head ? Is your nervous sy'tem d. depressed?
Does Your blood cucu ale badly? Have
you a cough? Low splritsp Coming up
of the {, Cd after eating etc., etc. All of
these and much more are the direct re-
suits of dyspepsia liver complaint md in-
digestion, GREENS AUGUST FLOWER is
now acknowledged nv ali druggists 10 be
a positive cure. 9 400, 900 bottles were
gwen away in the U. ). through druggists
10 the people as a trial. Two doses will
satisfy any person of it's wonderful quality
in curing all forms of indigestion. Sample
bottles 10 cents. Regular size 70 cents
5 Id positive by all lrst-clsss druggists 10
the United States. For sale in Rutland by
Albert W. Higgins; also Rice d Co., Cas-
Teton, and L. Kellogg. Fairhaven. d&w
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Post Office.

MAILS CLuSE.
Harlem Extension way, 1Oa6 a IN.
Il stern way, 10 ~ a m,
rnny, 1913 \ IN, l.o4, 3. 20 and 20 p m;
Albany, 10 As u m, LOO $40 and go p M.
Boston, ll.a0 a m anu $50 p M
Canada~, l. 30 p IN
Northern way. | 40 and . 80 p m.
sara oga W ~, 0 40 anu 9 20 p IN.
NV Yotk, 10 IS u M. LOU. 8 40 ana 0 20 p m.
W. OBS Ock way, stage, 1880 p III.
Stockuri ige WY, stage, z 20 p m.
b n~biugtou, o IS a m, ana P.rO p m.
Boston and St A.baus 20, l 4 a $50 m.
Troy & BJs'o IN K H., 100 and Q 20 p IN.
rut, and & washington X u, l o. . 10.
Miudlebury 40 anu . 80 p m.
Brandon, l 40 An. $50 p III
Nergennes, I 40 an y 10 . m
BurlingtoI. lao and Q 30 p m
st ADAMS | 10 and g.40 p m
West Rutland | % 8 10 ana Q 80 p m
b st n and Troy agent east -ru mall 90 N
BOston and TO agtn'S Western " all e2O p m
Albany ana Rpuses Point asent,northo OF White
G nneuticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts and
Ma ne, via HoUsac tunnel TUuti, go p m
White Ri,er Junct.o and Springfield, (Mass)
Manchester 10 Is a N and $50 p
MAILS arr We.
Harlem Extens on way
+ Eastern way LAO "a m.
Try II 90 m AS ana $40 p 10, and SOS a m
Alban, IL no N, and 500 p IN
Bl-ion s IS a"d II rOa ~ 90 and . 90 m
Canuda4 Il. o Il m, and e.45 p m
NOrthtrn way lI.l0 q M, ann a de.41pm
Burlington 94t p m, and lilo IN
sara oga way II
New York SIS a m. 2 and 4.45 and $50 p IN
WOODSTOCK way, stage i2
StUckbridge, stage, 70 m
Bennington 5 05 n IN and 1 IS p m
Crown Z int. ! 10 a N anu I 40 p m
Port Henry II 10 a IN anu I a.
Ticonderoga II 10 II m and I 4" p IN
Boston aud { Adams Il = a., North OF Essex
Jua, ton, lilo a IN ana Q as p u
b 'st N ana st Alba 8 X p u, south CT Essex
Junction. IL. 10 a N ann Q 80 D n
Troy a. Is 1 n X K, las "a IN, 4.45 n 8 so y m
Middlebury II 10 u m ana q 40 p N
Brandon IL. 10 n m an, 8 DO y m
Vtrsen Is Ito u III a'd Q % D IN
burlington II 10 a m an AS pm
I lhanslt 10 a m and 8. 40 y m
Nesf Ru ana II m a. d $50 p m
Boston d roy gents western mail, 5 90 q m
Bostor & Troy AGENTS eastern mail. 8 oo : m
hite hiver JuncJion and Springfield (Mass)
agent, Q 90 p d"
Manchester ll,45 a m and 4 IS p
Mails are gathered from the dow n-town boxes
at 10 30 and II 10 a m. l 10 ana S.45 p m. Fr, m
the up town nox, corr er West and Main SITS.
at IL. 80 n m and $50 D m
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NENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after Monday. July 20. 1877. trains
will run as follows, Sundays axceptedl;
GOING SOUTH AND sAsr.
Leave Rutland for Bellows Falls, at sos q. m.
and l2.o5 and 4:o0 p. IN For bennington, $50
and ll;l5 q M, aud 2:lO and e4S p. m.
HAlL|Leayes Hutlaad az $50 for Mar
or Lebanon springs n Chatham.
PASSENGER-Leaves kutlan0 AZ 8 CO q. III.
Tor Bellows Falls, Boston ana New York.
ngton at $40 a. M, ~Ticonderoga at 1850 a. M,
arriving at Rutland at ll:l0 q. m Leave Rut'
land 1903 ?. M, for Boston, Springfield New
EXPRESS Leave RUTLAND il:i5 a. m. for New
York via North Bennington and Troy.
EXPRB ]>-Le wing White mount aims In the
muI Mug v a mont jeiiUr. og iensburg 8 90 a m,
Montreal 900 y m, Burlington $50 p m, arrive
MIXED ~rRAiN-Leaye Burlington $500 p. l..
arriving In RUTLAND al $40 p m.
MIXED ~rRAIN-Leaves Rutland at 2:iO pm Z,
for Manch ,sfer an / Benningt n.
MIXED rRAIN.-Leaves nuJiand at 400 .. M,
or Bellows Falls and Brattleboro.
NIGHT EXPRESs-From ogdensburV, Mon.
treal, st. Adams and burlington, leaves Rut
land sS5 p. m. for rev York via North Ben
nington and Troy.
GOING NORTH.
caves Rutland AZ sos n TOO q. m, and
1910. 'ob d $3.50 pm
lington ST Adams, Mont. eller and White
mountains.
m- Bellows Falls i':2oa m. ArrlYe In Rutland
sRfREss-MAIL-From New LoAdon, spring.
ton leave 'sIRSaa Rutland s:eS =. n, 10, TicnnderoSs,
Burlington, st. Adams, Montreal and ogdent'
RUTLAND 400 p m. for Burlington ana St.
NIGHT Ex-pRBss-Leayes New York at $50
o. M, via Troy and North Bennington; Rut-
tand ha a n m for RurlinQton. At AIhana Mnn.
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Arrival and Departure Of Trains.

Arrival and Departure of Trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
From Bellows Fails, 1900 II. IN lilo 600 ana
Burlington, Ill 10 am, 100, 1870 aud 9.i5
y. m.
~Ticonderoga, "t1.1O a. M, via G. v. X. X.
1900 m. and 9:l6 p M, via X q : X,
Bennington, o O and l1:45 a. m d:fb and
$500 p. m. On sunday morning night
express arrives al 1890 a IN.
Saratoga 1900 ~, ts. 80 a d . 10 p m
Salem, ~ 90 M, t2.9 ana % 20 y. m.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND
For Bellows fans, 5.05 aud 1910 M, and t4.tO
p. m.
Ellington, s 90 and TOO q. m 1910 '2.05.
46Op m. on sunday morning ntshG eX'
press leaves ~ l:50 II IN.
TiConder g., sos p m, via c. !, X. b;lt
a IN and 40 nm via X & = X r..
Bennington. $50 and 'll.15 o. m, te:lO ana
= 10 p. m.
Saratoga, 6.l5 a. m. and LIS - 90 p. m.
Salem, o. Is a. M, 'i,20 aud t5.40 c. m.
Mail train. tMlxed.
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Quite a number Of our citizens went to
Bennington last week.
Mrs Rebecca Traverse, a descendant Of
one of the early settlers of Addison county,
has been stopping in town, the guest of
Dea Wright.
Mr.. f. II. Eastman has secured q deslra-
be position as teacher in the college at Des
Moines, Iowa He will leave about the
fret Of September.
+. s. ~Leaveuwortb. formerly with Ros-
coe Bros, is in towr.
Miss Annah Partch has returned from
Saratoga. JACK.
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SanfOrd's jamaica Ginger,

an elegant combination OF the True jamaica
Ginger with the oh icrst Anomalies IL Is o.
You'd all comparison the mos healthy, tnvlgor-
atius tonic AM etimulauJ before the pubic IL
is earnestly recommended to the weak and
nervous, to those recovering from facilitating
dtsers, $, an 10 the aged, to Mh.m II imparts
warm h and vigor.
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RESTORATIVE STIMULANT

free from ser Gus objections, yet palatab'e,
even inviting TO the sensitive palate, which
will create no morbid appe lite Tor itself, ana
op rate as an assistant 10 digestion, IA well a.
perform the func MS Of ,stimulant. Such we
Confidently believe Is 10 be fOun1 10
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< REWARD will be paid for a bottle
VOOO Il any nthei Extract or Essence Of
Jamd,va Ginger II found 10 equal IL In 1ne 1Av-
or purity and prompt III nj inal effect.
Lar est, cheapest an l best. rake no other I'M
til you have given 1t a trial. Sol / by a ] who'll
sale and r-tail druggis's grocers, and dealers
In medicine. Price 20 cents. NeekS & Potter,
general agents and wholesale druggists, Dos
ton.
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DYSPEPSIA.

Platulency, Sluggish Digestion, want OF tone
and activity in tn stomach ana bowels, op.
preston after Eating, are sure TO be relieved
after a single dose taken after each Zeal. A
great q At exists for d
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@edtral.
Sanford's
Jamaica
Ginger

This elegant preparation is prepared from me
TRUR j maira Ginger, combines with choice
arJIn Atics and genuine + ench braudy, and Is
vastly su erIor to every other extract or es
sence Of Ginger before the public-allo Which
are prepared " 18th alcohol by the old process.
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n his PAPER II PRINTED WITH
Il STANDARD NEWS INK. mapufactured by
GEO. II. MORRILL, q 90. onioe and Depot
% HAw1gy suV0A Boston. dbw
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CH0LERA MORBUS,

Cramps. Palms, Diarrhwl, and Dysentery are
instantly relieved by IT, 1t Will renaeT an at.
tack OF Cholera MOfbus H. possible, II taken
wnen tn sym ytoms OF this dangerous com
plant first manifest them selves.
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ICE WATER,

and sweetened, forms a mixture which, as a
cooling. health aud reire hing Summer Brv-
erAge has no equal. b trrels OF Ice water, pre-
pared In this way, may be drank with nut the
slightest injury ; ana happy Is the m IN wac
mus In this q substi ute ( II splrituous liquor.
Its value 10 the FARMER, mechanic, and laoOrer
cannot be ove~r-estimaCed IL is 50 cheap ns TO
be within the reach VI ali 80 finely favored US
to be enjoyed by levers Of the choicest liquors.
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COLLINS, VOLTAIC PLASTER

is warranted, on the reputation OF DR. Collins,
It's inventor, an old physician, TO be the best
plaster in the world OF medicine. The union
or the two great edical gents. viz: Electric
tty and Medical Gums a d Essencts g., ully JUS
tides the claim, and entities this remedy 10
rank fOremoS among all cur tive compounds
for all tx ernal aches and palms.
Price % cents. Sold by all druggists, and
sent ON receipt OF rs cents for one, or 81. IS for
six or ta.25 for we've, carefully wrapper and
warranted by WEEKS & POTTER, rroDrletors,
Boston. Mass. Jylp IEwlm
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ONCE in south end of passenger depot, on
Merchants row Op n on sunday from 100 10
1870 q. M, and 500 TO 9 90 p. m, and from BOO
D. M, open night ana day throughout the week
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THE TABLE

viii DO supplied with the best he market
afords, and with all the Inquiries OF the sca-
SON..
T1e proprietor is determined that the Bard
sell shall be the best kept house ID the state,
and hopes TO greet all his old friends, as well az
many new ones, promising every attention thai
Will add TO their comfort and make them feel
~ bone,
J.. ". ouAmTON, Proprietor.
Rutland. July u, 1871. dGw
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6972 cash prizes amounting &c $50, 900.
Whole tickets ST.. halves S., quarter. $3.50
u tickets SlL0. SS& tickets $50, 66* iick, Is
$500,
kemlttances can be made by mail, express,
DRAFT, P.O. order. or +, el5tt RED letter, mau0
payable To q. w. Blriow&to.
A communications connected with the dis
trlbntiOn or orders for tickets ana applications
OF agents TO sell tickets. should b. addressed 10
q. w. BARRO - c.. G nj Managers,
COurler.J !nrnal Building, l. ulavIile, Ky.
or THOs. II. HAYs&tO GENT eastern Agts.
t9T broadway New York,
tssnenber Ang. 3Dth. NO tIpe for
delay eOw j~yl7dsw4S
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CRAMPS N PAINS,

whether produc d by Indigestion, improper
food, change OF water or diet, too free indul-
gence ia Ice water, exposure TO sudden changes
OF temperature. ave lmmediat. |, IeIiIved by
II, 0ne ounce added to a gallon OF
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Che Rutland Daily @lnhs.
Western Union Telegraph Office.

WEDNESDAY. AUGUST %. 1877.
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60 Electricity.

CULLINS VULTAIC FLA6TEH,
CURES PAINS AND ACHES.
1t equRlizes the Clrcu'ation.
1t subdues Iufi tmma or. Action.
1t cures ku ,tur 8 and strains.
IL 'tmoves PAIN INC soreness.
II cures Kidney CJmpl Amt.
1t streng, neIs the Muscles.
1t ures rheumatism and Neuralgia.
1t relax Is Stifen'd orls.
lJ cures Merry US y locks
IL Is Invaluable Ill analysis
IL cures Inn ,mmatiou or the Liver.
IL r. moves Nervous Pains.
IL cures "pinal Weakness
IL is uratefui and SoOthi.g.
IL cures Epilepsy or Fits.
It rs Safe, K, liable ~ d economical,
1t 1, b. e-c'ibed by phys clans.
II is endorsed by Electricians.
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1T WILL CURE A
1T WILL CURE ULCERATED SORE
THROAT. TRY IT.

IL will cure Loss OF Voice. Night Sweats.
Hectic Fever, and all symptoms OF Consump-
ton. TRY If.
For every affection OF the Throat and Lungs
10 only needs a trial TO convince the most skept-
lcal or It's wonderful curative properties.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-18
Francis Murphy's Work.

The present temperance excitement in this
ely Is under the leadership ~ Francis Murphy.
VINO Is no Sudden creation oi Pittsburgh. He
~ been in the cause" Tor over twenty years
For som" iift"nn Of them he went to school and
during the lnsi five hns born zenlously and sue
e'~-iully mhDrin. with tho knowledge hr OH
services were secured Tor eight lectures NJ s25
lecture. The treasury Of TIE Young Mems
Temperance Union had Just goo in 1t when The
engaEemont was nude. Ills first lcturc was in
tAr Opera llou,o, his next IN the Presbyterian
nun m on Nth avenue, aud then at "A number
ol 9lhrr places. Inc Union ana NJ have
m,uh mi'n-l ana iuni- ran low, Murphy
W~,iI m as'N'"nrss that IL chparl.rist,;
10 his. la'nnt- nnd told the dissertation
not 10 bother about his financial department.
uhlF 10 give hin chAn"r in ~lnn permanent
y|u", and. though poor ia this Wnrll'- goods
Il had FOO with him, and they were Wrlcuiun
t. H. Ultimately the Rev. Mr.. Murray Church
nrl" ilht I- 10 rrmrui thc-r temp rance bricks
INTO me gr"ni tempt" Of -ohrsty which II is proc
p'~Hl lN "rNi lu Pittsburgh. There IT, NIT nf
i,l I'ss iuR probably IA iPmiiiPr spot 4" Puts
nnrtnris ~ mat homrly old structure 9n fluh
ai'r lew m""i,n hnd been held. that consid-
tIHn!n uMla-c WAS being don" IT, IA" church
eill'' The rnfprm crowd broke wlulow-. Spit
Whhr" lli"" on IA" Moor. dl-or'ierrd Nh" psw-
anu ulh various Other obnoxious things but
IN" work was for t.np. ran ., n rDulI GIN +
the entire structure ln-t every panr ~ glass i'm
H. 'ih'i was tliun4url Wtn tuhnrcO Juice Not
.ny lhl1, hnt lh' basement ol tho church Was
description. Tho movement gr W. First n
J. w. scattering tough nuts. sign, the pledge
81 l'l-" sam" luu-il uui, uslug to-day hIii liant
lHu7trhllon- ~ IT, iii cnry. Then some othrr.,
N'htur'd tr"mhlingly forward. BY and h,n from
long 2 dlsprc"nhe duty. 10 hc approached
win halt and n blush II bccamrH privilege 10
ssn, from dozen or 80 the sign"rs grow IL
lnhirrdS. from hundreds 10 thousands. and
from thousands to tons of thousands until now
IA" r"ll calls Tor SON thing oyrrthirly thousand
leopl"' And from tho present stem shot ont
numerous hrnnchos First owing to the crowd
'd state OF the odd home an " overflow"
ilretlng was devised NJ the Smilhhold -rr.rt
irslY'rtian Church Murphy Dies 'rted tho
"m" ANA Intended H. Since that time " oyor-
Lows hay" grown in strength and eonillrn -.
ihrrr ARE nuW upward ol twenty being hrM i'm
lhrcly ana vicinity each evening Not only
mas ~ h'.n temperance movement hut Also A
'nhrllhlI" on" II WIS nm aNuWed prlurip,
curry IN history, that II was no u.s. iryngture
lnfhi NJ ill ON am rmntt sipmnfl. NHNtfo This IT
WIS h"ll that il would ha dinicus to keep n man
rnlmr unless J." WAS kept warm. Therefore
charity has walk hand in hand with tnmprr-
hn,", nni hrudirr S'nsr al Chri-i iVliiV has
i1HpW'd clos" upon the heel, of the excitement.
~ "riElnhinrs and directors. the Young Mons
IrhW lhhen Union, have altogether had AMI
'Nprhil'd about s3,uuO their revenues coming
nhllrrly from the SUNDAY evening receipts.
Murphy receives 1928 a Wrek
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WIiiinmsburah Overlook cd.

To TUE EDITOR OF The SuS-ST; have no.
ucod IN the pas, three four days challenges gen.
ucmcn OF GOwinus AMI Jersey CITY, Offering bnck
tain parties rs being the hands 1t that
Nilliansburgh l. forgotten Now will wager e251 that
MIR Edward " Brown Of south finn street, Williams.
bnrsi. II the hand Snmr-t man "a Kings county
huHNiuf thai Tic grain tr4f is composed at Handsome
men, do not wish " pit HIM AGAINST Mr. Sharpe the
EtV Railway, bat have that confidence IN Ills hand
snc ieaiur- and superior PITY quH that will Keep
vsn TOT three days imam and MONEY ready between the
hours ni y " and T. NJ at te ONCE Vi Mr. A. Boycc, -
Whitehall street W. :
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To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN--Sr; have al
waysbcen in the habit of reading your spriguy paper
but never have been Interested In the pre-
time The cause Of the intense interest whs l. in com
mon with the rest Of my sex take In your coli " l. the
discussion Of the subject Of hand.om men NJ. | RIM
surprised to many young men pushing fnrwAl, the
claims al their friends to beauty crown while zeal
lmiscs-tnc women are silent one Of wonins rn -
Is to admire her hand some nd- and
pr her opinion freely feel the spirit nj independence
Within me. and With the nil anil n1n knowledge that
AN rigtt WISH tn proclaim that knOw the hand ,oiv
man Oi ms any other city. and hs isl COO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-18

The Brooklyn Police Commissioners. yostcr-
day ui'd CAPTAINS Worth and Riley. sergeant, Elliott
nnd h'AholN Rouni,mrn Huli aul Hamilton. D,t,c
tive lirndr and rairnmen shore Tru,ilne Vcl,on Bur
re Fitzpatrick, and cavnsh for neg lcci OF Int, ON the
hi-hl ol the murder OF Fred Hcrue.d,r by Ahcrnethy.
hI'. ln-h,l. in MilhOu.hursh Ahcrnoihv nftor tho
H,''i. M'H !" hiN Aunr. ,nI,h t,IuHi llau,,ii a.
,'l 'iih- f' mhNu- lu ~ l.st al ff Au l..lI and a
ll Ih'n l ~ ui 10 the house of hl- fr.ul carr nul
nlre ~ n' idns place Hl tir llrc display i amy
l -'h hfuNliN. ilr mnrl 'rrr must have l't annie
H. md ih ur't mshl hui, a, lti, lac Nrt m tiso
80 un $3.50 Nri' W,ul-.h INC complaint usllu,t
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Leon Giving iIlmsclr Up.

Antonio Loon, who attempted to murder his
m-hior Rose Mns'inino, at - President street H.ook
fn "u Fl', morning. lrrau.c ,h bad confessed to hor
husband that father haddishonor,d her. gave himself
W." Tire ni"r street police yesterday afternoon he told
ulU"i 'l'fi"- iu dliirrrt officers 10 superintendent
Np.'h Leon .id uHt 10, diushtrr had ir,l steal
away NJ tlua,ter Iir dem,d That lr had niu three
t",, al ~ Ell lie saia tnl lc had the pistol m his
Aih'r i'm law, .lad his hand the pistol went IN ncc
o'nhailN Justice furN committed Loon and HI, brother
da. improved WV '''
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To THE EDITOR OF THE SUS-S,r. SEQ in
YOUR Issue OF to-day carl from Burt Francis OF New.
ark, }. naniii- Mr. Samuel Stevenson as the hand.
~'nlos man. Now Wiling To stake a r.asonaLle
Anunni ~ Me hands OF Mr. Prank Queen editor OF the
W, 40 'bit.. llai N4ilim Murphf, ot TIA. Village
~. hfn'soWr~i man "a tlr United states
foKr jERris S,srrf J BAuyy In
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To rHs EDITOR OF The SUN-Sjr: Having
noticed In The columns Of rnr SuS several letters relating
obcauy In men beg leave to state that all the writer's
are at The man who Justly deserves the title OF
Hand -omes oi Men" j. the skater MIR France M,
Efuo.hn will that lIuhpAon party - aud 10
80 better that picked party % competent judge, OF
beauty ana symmetry will with unanimOu. voice award
NJ France the prilo
feel highly Interested In this matter nni n meeting
with the Huhosen gentleman or place he NAV
appoint Is especially desired Iwin be prepared with
VI. ltc' ,saft amount CuAs. H. sOAhHs
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To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sb: I hereby
oncr n back 10 The amount so the following matched
tam william liauNhurtO Vi the Adams Express Com
rniy, at 90 Broadway, ami William J. CopgAn Twenty.
IN street The later has for several seasons past At
Long Branch held The rn'ilio snhquc Of tho iaic-'
man have mover vet met the person who conld with
The slightest chance o success. Ill the title him
lheN ARE fdraznns on Manly Bsanty Let any critic IN.
sp,ci ut. at1, % hg sui w.,ic, 10 r,k Iis money. the
undersigned Will conner with HIM the subject any
evening tNpt Sun nom to O'clock in tn vest
Die Oi the Union square Theatre T. H.