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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-10-24

BE WILLING TO LEARN.-A man pro-
crosses just as long as ho is willing to lear n
but progression ceases whenever he reaches
that point where he places his knowledge in
tho balance against that of other men.
Strange as it may appear, there are good
many just suoh men rs this in tho world.
Some cannot be taught anything, no matter
to what branch of human KNOWLEDGE il
belongs. Others arc perfect in but one
thing, audthat relates to the busiucs thcy fol-.
low. 1t is here that this ogotistical impor.
tance works tho most mischief, for it always
cripplcs nuns usefulness in life.
There is another GLASS of persons who will
accept knowledge only from those whom
they acknowledge as superiors. They must
know the source of every itom of informa-
ton, and it is rcjoctcd as error, or accepted
as truth, accordingly. Tbcy nevor think,
reason or experiment for themselves, and
henco their belief and practice oxibit q
strange mixture of the practicable, of truth
and error.
The truly progressive GLASS accept truth
whorevcs they find it, and reject nothing
because of its souroo. A hint dropped from
tho boggar's lips is just as valuable as though
it came from royalty itsolf. Those arc tho
mon who do think, reason and experiment
for themselves Like tho miners, it is tho
gold they arc after, and like him, they never
rejoot it booause it is associated with dross
and dirt, but 60 rcsolutcly to work to sepa--
rate the pure from tho impure, retaining
only the former.
We heard prominent agriculturiet soy,
in au address, that no GLASS of people vero
so unwilling to learn of othors, as farmers.
we don't believe 1t. Farmers arc like
other mon in this respoot- better or no
worse. There is a large class of them, how.
ovor, who hav9toa,muoh confidence in their
own 0,y methods M N g aaa their own oxpo;-
Etisass !, ,'.,,.. slsaa |lttla aesl. in
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-10-24
The Tongue.

%God," says leighton, 'sand two of them, so
far as concerns the outward organ and vent
of sins there forbidden, arc bestowed on
1.-The tongue Gone in tho first table, and the
Sothor in the sccond), as though it wore
ready to fly out both against God and man,
ifDot thus bridlcd."
Pythagoras usod to say that "a wound
from the tongne.od f,rso than q wound
from tLesword; for the latter effects only
tho Ibody, tho former tho spirt-the
tho BouI.''
IL was a romark of Anaoharsis that "the
tongue was at tho Same time tho best part
0fStnan and his worst; that, with good gov
Sernment, none is more useful, and without
lit, mono more mischiovous.'
sBoorhave," says DR.. johnson, "was
mover soured by calumny and detraction,
nor ever thought it necessary to confuto
staem, sfor,' said he, they are sparks, which,
il you don't blow them, will go out of
Rthomselves.
llsHsWer oannot," aays Cato, "control the
Nngnes Of others, but q good life enables
(,despise them
ISlandor," says Luoon, "oannot make
|subject Of either better or worse. 1t
represent US in false light, or place
leness Of us in bad one. But wo are
Eamo. Not SO tho slanderor, tho slander
Aho utters makes him worse, the CLAM
"a 'neVGr.'
No onc," says Jerome, ''lovcs to tell
q. of scandal except to him who loves
/ Sear it. Learn, then, to robuke aud
u the detraeting tongue, by showing
lyou do not liston to it with pleas
man secs the wallet on his own
= says tho old provcrb, aluding to
Table of the traveller with two packs,
,NnS before stuffed with the faults of
Is neighbors, the ono behind with his
Swn.
1t was maxim of Euripides either to
Keep silence or to speak something better
&han sileno.
XN'Set wetoh, y Lord, before my mouth;
81 N9tha door of my lips. moline not my
ID to any evil thing" psalm oxl:3,4).
ia sINu TIE HlNaEs.-Thc old man was
Xg tho hinges Of tho stovo door, and
A ssly singing ono of Boothovon's bost
SH middlo-agod woman entered tho
@ land began:
IA Joy are you good man?"
u tll tolcrable-tolcrablo," ho replied
y f}or dropped bad nickel into the
tsoar box, and never haze boon fish
u Sunday"
hr. Joy, am oanvassing for money to
Tblos, and so forth, for tho African
..,fa," she continued, as sho exhibited
pass book.
NAre, ell! Docs he seem to want a
Bible2"
70 a:5s91t he does. Io sits on tho sands of his
native shore, and looks longingly this way
for bclp.
docs, CHI Sitting right tlorc this morn
ing, lsauppose?"
aIIeis. How much do you subscribe,
lMnlrJIoy2"
Sdam, I've got to lift mortgage
r. tvc somcthing2"
Oct 8, 1873
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-10-24
Atlanta and Charlotte AIRLINE Railwa,
CILlNGE or SCHEDULE.

telegraph,
OFFICE GEN'L PASS & TICKET AcEN,mplete the
ATLANTA, Ga, September 2S. 1873
On and alter Sunday, September Goth lSTSsoeT 10.
trains will run follows
Ma1 Train No I-GOLNG EiST accident
Arrive at Seneca, 7 48nm IT five miles
Leave Seneca 7 AOnm children
MN 7rn;n NJ, o ro1,,<, ,n,,aa we. The
"Co4. Slne
Arrive at Seneca, 05 m ,S, and tho
Leave Seneca, 06am I'D man in
LocM Freight Train.- G DING. ,EA,S,.ale mother
Arr;vo ot soroo, 0. lhe was at
Leave Sonooa 81 m inner have
GOING WEST. $3Ihe house
Arrive at Seneca AO ed commu-
Leave Seneca, 90 ~ @Ing which
Through Freight zrain- OzNGEA SRI that M'I tbe he
Arrive at Seneca, % m ess ia though
Leave seneca 22 m %s4ss; ono out
Through Freight 2rain- G GOzNG WENSa arnea 'n2 o.
Arrive at Seneca 42am S228a.
Leave Seneca 3 SO am ST
Forming direct connection at Charlotta3&
Danvilo and Richmond for all Eastern1E " Efteh from
cities and the celebrated watering nooes ae re fires
Virginia and tho East SSaEne line OF
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Coaches {, 10 Polk
through from Atlanta to Washington Citv$ Neoraska.
and New York wthaas ohanoe M otly is suf-
line can offer this induccment. to prop
roHypromronrc rsons havc
CoNNECI1ONS. s considerable
at Atlanta, with the Atlanta New Orleasyured The
Short Line, CA. & w. Pt r. R,,,sGrned.
Kenncsaw Route w. g. A. II. R.) forg
points in Mississippi, Louisiana, Arks,' +,
sas, Texas and tho Northwest. lne . suspenr ~ :
With tho Central Railroad of Georgia. XXI wh @ q w., "
Macon, Savannah, Brunswick andsN..'S morn'pH, y
points in Southwestern Georgia Thcn .ntoug'f
Florida. OF TINS olty.
With tho Georgia Railroad for Aunas Jopp,.s ovns
Charleston Port Royal ard Savannah y, us la.og nus
At Lula, Ga, with tho Northeastern R, ess'S. nu,
road for Athens, Ga. us nseteee. os oa =. onn nus
for Waba,lo and Ro,,on 'Se lver s1,000,000,
Az Groanv;llo 6 n will ~ G.o his amount is due
Columbia r. r.
At Spartanburg with the Spartar-~-
Union & Columbia Railroad, viii tho Republicans
Spartanburg & Ashevile Rarogressmon in South
Tyron Mountain, connecting he something bosldes
stages for Flat Rock, Hendorhe pnluSaels, sa make
Ashovie, and Warm Spring, NJ, '" Tho tbraas y
~. ~ "nu Won nnishod Motel at tkan in oil the party
'n's mountain. sanditwil be oarriet
at Charlotte, with the Richmond unless something els
vile Railroad for'a points NJ 82 sSs
and West, and for Yirginjaas 81 SN jsSSas 8sSss
With the Carolina Central RsSs Sc sSs 3s
Wilmington and intermediateS s ggS sssS
q. u FORE 50 glGs
Goneral 81 ssS
w. Hoyssoss aonl
s ls' l}
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-10-24

CONTRASTING CoNoREssMEN.-If tho
Democrats are wise they will not scat any
Democratic candidate unless the proof is
conclusive that he was legally and fairly
elected. The people arc swift to resist and
punish on act of injustice. There is a
good reason to believe that the partisan
notion of tho House in seating Patterson
from Colorado, when ho had not been cleo
ted, was one Of the causes of tho recent
largo Republican majority in that State
1t would be better not to have any majority
in the House ut oil than to obtain one
through unjust mcaus.-Augusto Chronicle
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-02

Puhlisas este peri6dco ifceIss vierAes
rspartense supplemented los sasorpores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-02
iD0I0 ESPECIAL PARA Glll lI IIIGll

Diez amos de buen exito prenliado en- Ias
exposciones de Barcelona, Madrid, yieKa;
Salamanca, FiladelAa, Leon, Lng0 etc. efc
Dirigirse los Sres. Andres Estrueh U fs
Ronda San Pedro l76, barcelona, Espaha
hsta. Ell 10 jnnio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-02
BAlos Dc MAG
DE
$ Ildef follSO.

La Junta Directiva Gle este piasioso Asiin
deseando por todos los medios que esfssr II
su alcance, allegar fondo para atender q
los compromises que tiene contraid0s ~
dispuesto, segun costumbre en- amos ante.
puerta de San Juan, uno general c,lat,x,
particulares.
El precio de ellos sera dos reales yellan
por persona en- ell general y en- PARTICULAR
dos reales fnertes, pero 81 pasan de dos ns,..
sonas, un real on los particulars 81 por III
hora quo Sc designara al tomar los inter-. ,ss
dos las - papeletas, el cunl no se prolonnn.
I'D mas del tempo seflalaxio; otro Ia. M ~
II del dia en- adelante, sin hora fiia, 81. ~.
virtiendose que los que tomen ahono podr.sn
Los que deseen+toniar abono pOtlrAY, fIix;.
girHe 4 la casa de La que susoribe. plaxs ~
Santiago, ealle do San Francisco. "a. g. 1 +.
Secretaria, Aurora de Salaxat. Il. IA inns
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-02
SOCIEDADES.
CIRCULAR.

Bayamon, Abril as de 1873.
Nuv Gr. na1estro Por la termination de
risS "a leonffato, aueda disuelta la sociedad
slsss rlraba enseste pueblo bajo Ia razon de
Feliu 7 Sobrinos.
o,,edando hecho cargo de Ia liquidacion Ia
nsieY& Soeledad que girarh hajo eI mispl0
IS De esfe EIaeTa casa que Sc dedicara 4 los
fni8mos nee0eios cue la extinguida son Re-,
wist8s II Agdstip EdlIt u ID. Luis aFeIlli,
II ni< II "a dudAndo lnereeer Sgl epnffanza,
IS siscriben altos. amigos 81 s. @. b. s. M.
Felils Il Sotriaos.
d. Aussstigl Eslfst, afnaark
III Iiis Kstss, hfnafk I'D
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-02
lIIIgIDS JUDIuALBs.
Essribania Do Juan Ramon De Torres.

Habiendosa sesentado d. jose Maria Justo
Skerrett, de es.e yeeindario y hacendado en-
Negaralta. pronoyiendo concurso voluntario
ae 6creetiGres para obtener una espera, Sc ha
6efsido ell Sr Jaez de pfimera Instancia del
siisfrite de Catedral, sefialar el dia veinte de
AEosto pr6xinlo, y hora de la una, para cele-
Jrarla junta general que tendra efeeto peldess
Dacho de s. s Gale de Ia EoEtaleza rum. seis;
recordAndo & todos los acreedores el deber de
scudir Id jn1ta con los titulos justifcativos de
sus crtdit6s, con aperoibimient0 1 los que no
10 yeridQnen, de no ser admitidos en- ella.
Para que liegue noticia de todos y no pue-
do alegafse ignorancia, flo ell presente en-
paeFf0. Rico, veinte y siete de Mayo de mil
o6ll0aient0s setenta y och0
I-<-3 JUAN RAMON DE ToaREs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-02
SOCIEDAD ANONIMA
DE CREDlT9sNERCANTIL.
S.L, r. sRTO RICO.
Convocatoria a Junta general.

-
No hahientlose renndt ell da II de Mayo
proyimo pasido nj nero snficiente tie accionis
tas para poier eel, brar session, sc convoca de
nneyo la juata los ofectos expresados en "a
anterior conyocatv ria, para ell dia 22 del CO.
rientc en- Ia intel geneia de que al tenor de 10
que p.eviene cl articulo AZ de- los Estatutos,
tendra aquel efrcto Y sc eiecutaran los acuer
dos qne tome cnalquera qa. sea ell nimero de
los accionistas que concurran
Desde el dia Ii tel prtsente mes Sc serviran
aendir los Sres aceionistas reyoger 10 pape-
leta de ssistencia dicha Jn.ta, igualmente
IOdran hacerlo para instruirse de las operacio.
mes y. situacion de in socieslad.
Quedan vgentes toias las demas reglss In.
scrtas en- la anterior convocatoria de 80 de
Abri Gltimo
San Jcan Puerto Rico, II de Junio de 1873.
Ell Director, El Marques de Ia Esperanza.
JHnio 2.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-02

IMPRENTA REDACCION ADMINISTRATION
3T-CALLE La FOHTALEZA-35.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-02
Noticia importante.
A LOS PAsAJERos QUE VAN A LA ExpoMCoA
DE PAHIs DE 1873.

DE PARIS DE 1873.
ri die l6 de junio saldra de ST Thomas, e
nagnfico nueyo vapor ingl6s :" MedWay,''
de 3681 toneadas. Los pasageros que van Ia
Exposition pueden ir i Cherbourg y de aquel
puerto Paris por ferro- en- & s horas
Los que van Espaiia desde Par's pnedon IL
tambien pr el mismO ferro-carril atravesandu
los Princes en- pocas horas, tenieHdo Ia opor-
tunidad lie gozar de las magni6cas vistas que
&c presentan desde este punto.
I'll vapor Medway' hizo su dltimo viajc de
Barbadoes Southampton en- diez dias
Los vapores Trasatanticos insleses toca-
ran en- Mayagucz los dias l3 de Abrl IA dr
Mayo, l3 de JUNO en- Ponce el q de Abril,
n de Mayo 81 de JUNO. Pasajeros qHe de-
seen r Europa via Mayagtiez Ponce puedes
tomar billetes de pasaes en- esta agencia para
Plymouth, Southampton Cherbourg Paris
LAT1NER i Go.
Puerto Rico q de Mario lie 1879.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-02
MuebIes.
A. SAN FRANCISCO Al [

a En- el antique y acredtado almaeen dol
que suScribe, 90 acaba de recibir I'M va
TT riado aurtido de mnebles de to,las proee-
dencias de gssto noderno, los QUE Sc propo
ne vender precios de quemaaon. APPROVE
eharae pues, los one neneaifeR, seguroa de que
por muchos nuevos dep6sitos que recorran wen
dran 4 parar al antique del que flrma, nor, las
excepcIOnnles condolences de yeilta u IL indis.
putable snperloFidad de los afticnlos,
H. 81 DIRE, Qtirico NaTaa,a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-02
Gran Bazaar de ropa hecla Y Sastreri|
PONCE.
Plaza Principal.
Z o m as Hermanos
SAN JUAN, PUERTO
17.-CRUz, 4 la de S. FRANCISCO. II.


para ataes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-02
RllLAs PARA INCgNi0.

Las hay de todes tamaiios la<skl4.s. i. Ill -
hasta SpQ Rnlones, en- a almacen d6 ioa $50 ~
IaIA 1 ~ Agnaailia PafA i ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-02
P0Dll GIIEllLIsINl.

Con esta feeha 10 hemos eoRferido por es-
critura publlca, favor de nuestro depen.
diente ID. Luis de la Rosa.
Puerto Rico Ii de Mayo de 1875 j. Gan.
cIA Il Co. 7-a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-19
MUTINY IN 1 GERMiN B.iRK.
The Crew Refusing to go To Sea In what they
Say 1. an Un-enworthy Vessel.

HoRsE SHOE, n. j.. Sept ls.--Thc crew of
the German bark Johann. Capt. Beker. from
Santa Anna. Mexico. July "a. bound to Fail
mouth. Eng. with cargo of mahogany which
put into this port the 10th inst. short o. pro-
visions. mutinied this afternoon. The Captain
had Just returned from New York with stores
and pilot. and. having II fair wind, intended
proceeding ON his VOYAGE at once. The crew
refused To- obey his orders and said they would
not 10 to sea in the vessel IN her present condi.
tion. declaring that she WIS an old wreck and
unseawOrihy. Tho Captain land the mate had
some words. and the Captain shocked the mate
down. The pilot cOncurs with the crew ana
says that the vessel is not in N condition TO 20
Ia sea. lie refused 10 stay aboard and returned
10 the city Tonight 1t seems THAT tho vessel
bad very rough passage. and her head gear
and rigging. her rudder post. and other pnrts OF
the vessel are badly wrecked. The Captain has
sen, To- New York for "A crew OF eight men. and
Will srt the mutnous crew ashore in tho morn
ing. The pilot thinks it doubtful whether he
can got crew 10 70 10 sea IN her in her prcscn,
condition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-19
SEVEN YEARS FOR a PICKPOCKET.
What Recorder Iincket said he would do ~
he Caught any one Robbins Him.

Jacob Siegler got on an open Second ave-
nuc cur at the old depot. at about midnight on
the 18th ult. At SiXty-ilrst street a number Of
picnickrr- - the Wavcrley Social Club got on
the car. Two Of the women and two Of the mon
crowded into the seat opposite Mr. Sicgler. At
Forty.lnh street tho conductor collected the
fares. H. accused ono Of the mon OF not pay
ing. There WAS wranec hut tho conductor
rnssed ON. Mr. Sicsler looked int"nty at the
man who thercupon struck him in the face.
graspod his arm. and Ierkcd his watch ont Of
his pocket His COMPANIONS then threw Mr..
Siegier from the car Officer Davis arrested the
man whom Mr. SieGlor pointed outas his as
sliiant. lie gave the name ui benjamin Bpwos
Of lGl Lewis street. The watch was not found
upon him.
BoWlCs yesterday.
Bowle-" Recorder Hackctt said. in son
fencing him. YOU belong To- the worst clnss IN
the city. have sud before and my declaration
has been subjected 70 comment 10y m" ncwspa-
pers and | say again that II detect u pick
pocket in the act Of rohhing me will save the
county the trouble Of nn arrest and the expense
Of trial | promise that will do some Of the
best short range shooting TINT was ever heard
Of | might sentence you 10 state prison AT
hard labor for twenty yents. hut in considera-
ton of your youth will reduce your term 10
seven Years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-19
CHIN Ian Pin IN TOWN.
The Chinese Ambassador on hi. way from
Hartford TO Washington.

On the blottcr Of the Windsor Hotel last
evening was tho following II. I. Chin Ian Pin.
Chinese Embassy; II u. lung Wing: NJ. Yeh
First Secretary; NJ Young Second Secretary;
Mr. Bartlett. American Secretary; seven at
tachcs and three servants.
The Embassy arrived last evening from Hart
ford. whore they have been visiting the Chinese
Educational Mission OF which YunG Wing who
is u graduate Of Yale. has charge, The
Mission owns Ono building in Hartford.
and contains upward OF a hundred students.
who are being educated NJ the"cNpense Of the
Chncso Government iung Wing has been so
long in this country TINT he has become thor
oughly Amrricani2nd, With his heavy NOUS
tu'lc short hair and American dress. he looks
like ANYTHING but II Chinuman. and he speaks
English cXoelcntly. The pnry arr going TO
Washington. where, Chm Lam Pin Mll present
his credentials as Minister from China TO the
United Stnlcs. Chin Lam Pin. who with Tho re
maindcr Of the Embassy. dresses In the long
robes peculiar 10 me celestial country is II
Mandarin of high degree. ard Is OF lorty pros
cncc. He wears n mOusnche and imperial.
Tho party start for Washington this morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-19
THROUN OFT or 4 WINDOW
How Patrick Reilly IL Accused OF Having
Killed Ills wife In brooklyn.

The Brooklyn COroner's inquest into tho
cause OF the death OF Mary Reilly, last night deye ped
n, testimony that Patrick Reilly, alongshowman. came
IN his home on sunday morning Sept T. nj about l
O'Clock and bursting into his room in the tenement at
81 bean street said TO ms wife that he would m her
Sounds of blows AMI kicks AMI Of the hrcnkng OF urni
trre ami crockery followed and soon white blanket
was seen floating down from the third story window In
second mov the body Of Mrs Reilly followed, striking
the Sidewalk with heavy mud Her sku was hadly
fractured. Rni after week uhoun>l iouslh ~
In the Long Island College Hospital, She d"d
Reilly hal been jealous Of his wife, and
Tor tour months had been drinking heavily on account
OF TIC marriage OF her dnushlcr 10y her hrsl husband
will H. illN u - years ol agr lie Is
tall and has giay hair aud Nhskers ana /, demhcd in
appearance lie j. sad to have been steady nni suhC
unu recently He had been married eight years lie
mad voluntary statement nciung mat he came home
AT u'COck aud had few words with his wlc about
~, ning 80 mach time WITH the nclphhOrs Ihcn he
went and began TO drink and he knew Of nothing that
nrc rrud until he nund his wife Ains on the sidewalk
The found that his Mic came 10 her death Mt hi,
hAnls and The COroneT non nm Inr The Grhnl InI(
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-19

Fmcwork, at Brighton Beach TN, cvcnns
shc,nheal are now caught daily romhc p.or'at Rock
away Beach
Gnirck in Sew Rochelle ou SUNDAY
EN Police Justice Charles. NJ lc,.upW N'wark died =
wgSG. ago ~ '''''''' ' "
Jacol slad who wes STRUCK with paving stone by
3ay. S ssS dca y".ri s5'' '''' ''' '''' "s"
The German American Municipal Association voted
frsnl silcl was elected rrcsiicnt
=, Coy Tdcn reached Albany from Saratoga ycster.
IL Iii tot Ncw iorA at ] ioT' NJ
NrN saturday wilhe the last day for exchanging tho
vote nj the neat eccton IN this city.
Tie body Of well dressed man Of abou, 5ow found
Scssrday morning w 20 Johnson "'% wss "srked %
his shirt
The match on the Union Grounds. yesterday bctweea
the New York aud nran@e nnes ended N drawn game,
800 on ne 'apohne Grounds the hudson' beat The
Ony or Jeremiah Csvanagh who Is sccusi Of shooting
nj h Captain Louis Worth sunday nsht IN lhc stag
orday morning To await the action OF The Grand Jury
The sculhng match between Peter Mcdonald aud
Ehs Sland and beck distance g,lc- 9r 80. was Won
uraths time was - minutes
While the steamer City N Pittsburgh WAS her way
sen s'T me cnna, Eca n,de at the loot a oi b S
street BROOKLYN The hont was loaded N't1 wheat The
| ADltm. ior ne iq,ane Yesterday he ~, found ~
Keeper shannon IN ms Ohclt y hWllN y trlrF At lHt
| johnson avenue. BruokBn To cNHIr capture Dhert
Jumped from second story window Aui had his lot
| nuklc broken
The Republican Convention for tic nomination e aeon
| prcs,nnn the filh Nrw Jrr.o, n.rict Wil he he'd
.no r'S''S '%S H j" or. S SoSy I
ham Walter Phelps of Bcis,n OnUN, Charc, n Noor.
hcs OF Bergen tuuut, FAncis Rowland Ot BERGEN, Jlse
! Banta ri bergen, and uiirr,
| Jude Wcslhrook yesterday appointed Rent O CLARKE
a. Receiver ~ the bNturl Iron COMPANY m suit iSbnt
| uiat corporation 6y the Dylawnfe Ls hnwennN nnd
,aTS To- ihst csiobi,i,,d by he Sew jcrs toaii "t
ChanCeiy action between the sail pHttrs The SUIT
| iTeLht ChaTgVA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-19

The Passair County ~. Jl Grcenback Assoc
omuon met m Paterson ON Monday night Adclcgauon
from Bergen county nunounco I'd that the Bergen Green
hacker, had appoi":-, ,,emittee 10 confer with com
mitico, from rWsc And Morris a. to III, time nni place
Tor holding a Congrrs siona District Convention The
committee Tor tins purpose from rAssaic County was
appointed Then den IIuNsi came IN aud said that y
the authority given ham by the Elizabeth convention hr
had named the time mud place Tor the tong r'siuuHl con
Nrntiun which Doc cd tu Paterson ON TUESDAY nest
The audience aud the BERGEN delegation lonhrd surprised
discussion Ten NuN,ir Hud thV IlAlimAh,
MIR Nandcrho,Cn, started to catch tram Ihrn the
Wee President tuuA the char An Acrimonious dl-tus
sion with the Socialist members of the ASSOCIATION cndrl
I'm the lAttcr's deciding 10 holt Thcy snd ihr} Womb
have No Shcrih Congressman or any other
position except poor from the shops ana not c"u
nuctrd with anS party slrclhl meeting - GATED Tor
Monday evening. aud they wall nominate ulcf own can