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Richland beacon., 1878-11-16
Fatal Difficulty.

we a'e panied tn learn that On Saturday
'"''' al "averIy, Madison parish. ). d. Brane
'' III" r''"e'S got into "a difficulty, which
resulted IN The kilin. Of the latter and ,l,.
probable i"ial woindins Of the former. B,,u-
Is TIE same man who killed McI.nor. a,
''e''i' III 1911 Boih he and Flowers. it j.,
sad, iifci at each o.her almost simultaneous.
~ ihe difficulty grew out Of Il quarrel be.
tween Frame and one of hi, Tenant.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-16

|ick>burg Herald, 18th: Mr.. Sam
uei hahn, wa, attacked hv the yellow
lever Yesterday at Delta. He is u
Returned Refugee. Ah>entees from,
|lckshnrg, If not already warned,
should find a e,sou ia thl, eyanuI,
Richland beacon., 1878-11-16

] am no longer anybody's "agent," but buy
and sell exclusively for CASH, aud keep con.
s,antly on hand Needles Oil, Shu,tles. Betting
and Attachments for all Sewing Machines
EkD- employ no agents and run no wagons.
J. K. BEHEN.
AT Mealy's Photograph Gallery.
Aug. 81, lS7S-3m
Richland beacon., 1878-11-16

Every doctor, lawyer, mechanic, Farmer,
business man, accountant, and lady should
send f,ro three cent stamps for specimen of
Short Hand writing with key, and circular
and catalogue Of two hundred Short Hand
writing students, etc, ETC., 10 Johnson's Com.
mercial College, St Louis. Mo. n
Richland beacon., 1878-11-16

Australia sailed from Pensaco-
Liverpool. on Monday, with a
Il $500 bales of cotton. valued
three hundred thousand dol
70 largest shipment ever made
1T port.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-16

"HITHwogTH FEMALE COLLEGE. RRooKH
ZEN, Miss ->ri''"I charges reduced to $50
To June 18th. 1879
Richland beacon., 1878-11-16

Masonic. -. Regular cummunica,ious
IL r Nru"tre IL - No 2J3 the Pad Wei
nesdsy IN each month
Richland beacon., 1878-11-16
S.aDleS,

LN-OUR-Au grade; N-al. Gur,. Sugars,
L Nnia~>CS. Bacon >I'!"> AMI shout les. Un
sat do. d" urw *H-dt-ruf..i fiaur,: rrd.
n'" hr>> Pork; SAT-. c.a,I~,. aur i'm: n ia.
Nt->. al Pilrr>: me-. Sherry az P,rr.t f..
c""A"g: bas@ing AMI il.- gfs"Car on
tor Brtaa,n>. f. . EGGLE iON a co
Gee 10 Nn'N>burv
Richland beacon., 1878-11-16
Keep Warm.

Rrd Flame! under wear
Shaker Flannel unherwear.
C"rIon Flannel underwear.
Fine Cashmere uni-rwrsr.
GEO. &. KRESS g. co.
Richland beacon., 1878-11-16
BEHEN'S
SEWING MACHINE EMPORIUM
MONROE 7

-HV'NUF, LIT
The public will find it greatly to their al.
vantage. before purchasing elsewhere, 10 ex>
anime my stock of Sewing Machines. which |
am now prepared to offer for CASH at the
following exceedingly low prices:
Stewards New Family, Singer style, S33 90
Wardwell Two spool, lock stitch, no
-, shuttle nor bobbin ssed, 80 90
Wilson's Improved, plain, very latest
Richland beacon., 1878-11-16
Cold We .sher.

Ulster Overroa,>
Beaver Ovrrroars
ChinCiIila Ov-rc,,sr-
GEO &. kRESS A co
Richland beacon., 1878-11-16
- CHEAPEST AND BEST1.@
psTERS0N'S MAGAZINE.
FEii-Sizc Paper Patterns!

b. \ SUPPLEMENT TN Gt gicca ~ er,ry
"""Oef f"T 1919, containing Il ysiisi;c pdptr
PaiTH Jor u fadgs, or chids dress. Ere,g
S"osrHcr ~W ro,,rs, "nrHs he year, irccirs o
ih'se pHforhs, s0fhM ;hc,c aiOns rtH BE- pc,tt
more Than the subscription Price ..ySJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10
FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP OR NO RICE.


MONTREAL, sept. 9,-Thc prellminaries Of
the ianlan-C Courtney race do not scom to be in
rs satisfactory condition rs they were a few
days ago. An ayermont having obtained cur
rency that tho race announced rs having been
agreed upon would not be for the champion
ship, the Citizens Committee Of Montreal and
the Committee ofthe Lachlne Boating Club he'll
u meeting this afternoon in Mechanics Hall TO
consider that among other questions. II was
largely attended, Messrs, Wainwright for the
Grand Trunk Railway, and Southgnto for tho
Windsor Hotel. being among the rcpr, sehta-
tycs. Hotel, steamboat, and other railways
were also well represented.
\ telegram from tho Secretary OF the Iianlan
Club OF Toronto WAS road, announcing that an
agreement had boon made between Hanlan and
Courtney 10 rnY a race Of 1--WE miles and return
over the LRehiHe course, in the first week in
October; that llaulHn would be- in Montreal ON
Wednesday morning, and Courtney on Tuesday
evening or n day or two later.
Tho ropr, sentative Of the Grand Trunk Rail-
way announced that he had heard that the IN
tended ra'c WAS to be for the stakes and not for
the championship. and that the Offer from that
railway OF twenty-five PR cent Of the gross re-
ceipts WIS made conlition3lly that the rAce
would be- for the chnmplonship OF America II
was at first decided Ia telegraph to MIR. Webster
for Courtney. and 10 Mr.. Ward Of Toronto for
Hanlan, that unless the match should be- for tho
championship they nord not come Ia Montreal.
Afterward the meotin. adjourned 10 await the
arrival Of the articles. which will bo hero to-
morrow morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10
OFFICER SMITHS w RIDER.


1t was rumorcd in police circles in Jersey
City yesterday that Alderman Smith the brother
of the police officer who was mystrriously muir
dercd in bed some time ago. had discovered
new and important evidence about the crime.
The story WAS that the Aldermnn's private de-
tective discoyerod the place where tho knife
that WAS used To stab the officer was sharpened.
gnd that he knew the man who took It there to
be- sharpened.
Alderman Smith said TO SUN reporter yes
terday that there wns some truth In tho rumor.
but that he WIS not yet prepared To give the
facts 10 the puhlir. Alderman Smith acknowl-
edged TINT lie had u private detective in his
pay. and said that Mt q critical period in his
lahor- Chief II Police Nathan OF Jersey City re-
fused g. allow him to see either Mrs. Smith or
Cove Bonnet.
1t is said that the knife was ground by Will
liamslurgh cutler IL was sharpcncd on both
edges at the point. md ono Of the officers on
duty in the case and who used to be- in the
trade. asserts that 1t WAS not ground at ALL but
sharpcucd on q steel or very coarse st0n,
Tho Grand Jury were in session yesterday.
aud heard one or two new witnesses on the
Smith murder cnsc. They have not as yet
brought In an Indictment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10
THOMIs MGRATH's ARREST
The Complaints that Two Plano Manufae-
turer- Made Against Him.

carriage drove up in front Of Booths
Theatre last night and wel.dressed man
stepped lightly out As he did so Detective
Schmlttsborger. who was standing at the en-
trance TO the theatre, tapped him on tho shout
dor and said; " am detective. | want you z"
The man was Thomas McGrath. n broker Of
II Broadwny. who resides at 36 West Ninth
street Detective Schmt,sburgcr arrested him
on complaint Of Mr.. Horace Waters. the piano
napulaturrr i Fourteenth street, from whom.
It Is alleged. Mcdrath obtained two pianos
Valued At 1890 each and also on complaint Of
Charles j. Belz. the piano manufacturer Of
Union square, from whom. II IA aYcrrcd, he
obtained two pianos. valued at 1870 each. Tho
manuineturcrs had asccrtainedt that he had sold
the pianos.
On the way to the Thinlcth street police sta
tion Mr.. Grant Indignantly denied the charges
against him. lie said that be was well of and
thni ne WAS warm personal friend Of Police
Commissioner Erhnrit.
On being searched, there were found on him
fifteen pawn tickets for coats nvo pawn tickets
Tor SILK um Iscllas, and twenty pawn tickets for
silk dIfssr-. lewery. lacc curtains diamond
rings and other valuable property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10
IRDrCIING ny CnILD.
The Daughter OF Katie byron who was
Drowned 1T New Haven.

Birdie Pcrot. who. although only years
old. has sung on the stage in some Of the va
ricty theatres. was stolen yesterday afternoon
whilo piayng on the sidewalk in front Of her
aunt's residence at 40 Division street. She is
the daughter Of Frank perot whose wife known
on the stage Us Katie Byron. was many years
younger than he The couple lid not live hap
PLY together. ami wcrc divorced about two
years ago, Mrs. Pcrot Obtaining tho decree on
the ground Of cruelty. The mother was
given the custody Of tho child She soon
married again. her second husband being
variety act r of about her own age. The di-
Nortcd husband nludc several at 'ful's to gain
possession OF his daughter. hut the mother and
mar people keut Jealous watch over the child.
and he was unsuccessful. The mother was en-
pluNcd ~ "a srriO-copir singer at tue National
Garden. and was also aiy 'rtisel with another
young woman rs the Byron sisters. song and
dance artists. Three weeks a.o she went to
NN@w ha'Sn 70 M nm enlg : a. Miller
care Of her aunt. On saturday tho mother was
drowned IN New Haven.
L. Is thought thnt Perot hoard 81 her denth
nnI resolved 20 ct Ibis 'Lili, Shs Nas F. "a by
th" nj shhurs on the sidewalk talking with Il
WIS nctoml1nied hy another and younger
man. He spont iit"cn minutes conNing the
child 20 - with him. Int she uorSi silently re-
fused. oven when no offered m Elv' her PEN
ni's and promised her candies aud cream. At
last b" picked her up IA hi, arms. She
screoH Il ppl tried b. cW;li the handle % Ike
door h.l. lut ho 5 ,i1e h'r hand. AMI. hu-hiug
her Dri's In some way. strobe ~ toward the
bow rV.
Jos phlnn Noonan BRIDES aunt Immediately
rrlotcl ihe raS' - Inspector McDrrmot at
lslot could be- lul
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10
4 DKrNkEy uIrH's ASSAULT
Theodore Inman Dnn-crou.iy Cut by "a Glass
Mug Hurled ut Him.

At midnight last night two men found
Theodore Imam Of 4iG West Sixteenth street
lying bleeding on the sidewalk at Eighth ave
nuc and Twentieth street. by his Side was his
little daughter, 10 years Of age. crying bitterly.
She said
oh father! fathcrl mother didn't mean to
Kill YOU"
The men called assistance. and carried Inmnn
70 the Twentieth street police station. where he
tainted. DR.. Wade found that several arteries
and part Of the juaular vein had been severed
and that the man had lost u large amount
Of blood. To Cant. Alare the child said: My
mother. susan Inmnn, had bern drinking Il
great deal during the night with the ncighbOrs
in the same tenement house They MI
got into a quarrel Ny father called
10 my mother to como homo. As She
entered the house he began to scod her for dis
grazing him She was very drunk. and picked
W n large, heavy glass mua. ana thr W il at my
father, lie fell DOWN saying Mother, YOU
have Killed mo. Tie then recovered. and told
me 70 come with him 10 the doctor. On tho way
lac tainted
Capt Aliaire sent of 'ers to arrest Susan In
man and all the witnesses that could be found
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10
THE GERMlNs' MANIFEST HOME
some Attractions that ARE Conspicuous mt the
tnnnstHtter Nolksfes,.

Tho Sechszehutes Cannstatter volksfest.
which 10 TO last until wednc SHAY night begun yes
iorday In suffers Harlem River Park by tho nring of
cannon Tic society Is composed OF Gcnnan residents
OF New York who followed agricultural pursuits in the
Fathcrlani by nighlall about 800 Germans had gath
escd IN tc spacious park The centre of attraction was
tic vegetable monument which l. certainty very won
Wilu lleee OF mechanical construction Mr. John
k'in was the builder and he ht, lccn nlcu.
lira several DAYS IN building II Il is ioryn,e
trt hiAN. ami rests uu u pedestal sixteen feet
hish The framework is II woui. AMI On Tins
have teen ntioi IN q. ssus the most ttneltul ami
gioir>qur, vegetables ami lnts In the greatest variety
Apple- Squash,' amt ,aih1sv, enter most mrscy into
ITS construction Ry daylight IFS appearance is !mrns.
ng but At night beneath the sht OF moon AMI stars.
ami calcium lsi II oohs Il, though It had teen snlU-
gled out Of fairy LIANT
ia, N"lL.cs !, what american granger, call u llar.
vest Home II has been celebrated IN germany from
ullc luWVmOrlHl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10
John Young's Lost Gold Coin.

There was bold robbery in tho Pennsylvanis
Railroad depot in Jersey city at noon yesterday An
aged man, named John Young who had just come from
the West the victim lie visited Capt Jourdan VI
the First Precinct police Jersey city after the robbie ry
and told his story lie said that he to New York
ana exchanged so IN bank bills for gold aud then lur.
chased passage ticket for Liverpool A. he nd.
ing the stairway 10 the ass tgVr u tic de
mon suddenly assaulted him. AMI while of the men
held ms hand over his mouth. the other searched his
puckt 1, and stole the gold coin aud the ticket Mr. Young
Erapplcd Win bot, Of his assailant but they knocked
nam down ANA made their c.gAlc Mr.. Young head
cut by falling against the door An officer visited thu
city with Young, last night. in search OF the robbers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10
Brookiyn's Latest Tray DIV.

Mrs. Patrick Reilly. who on Sunday morning
was thrown from the third story window of the tcno
ment at 50 Dean street Brooklyn. by her drunken hus
band has not spoken word since she taken to the
Long Island College Hospital She is said by her neigh
bors Co be sober tidy woman. but her husband who ID
= lnug~hofcman. is u mailman IN his drink Mrs
Reilly skull was fractured 10y her fa and the physt
cans think That her injuries are fatal Her head struck
the corner oi stone step In her IAN Once before,
Reilly ia drunken nt hurled her from TIE window,
but at tnis time she fell uion a shed, and onlj
slightly injured. and size refused TO make "A complaint
Kry Is N Ka ymond street lnil nMhnns the re suit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10
Children Crossing the Atlantic Alone.

Two ship loads OF emigrants were landed yes
tcrday at Castle Garden Among them VIM. Moran
aged ~ years Mary Ann Moran. 10 years AMI John Mo-
ran "ycars These little travellers made the voyage
rcy alone and sent here by their relatives In Ire
land on landing thcv seemed utterly lost and cried bit
try The syrian family who arrived short time ago
ard who have been quIrtercd at the Garden. will start
9r Tennessee ny, their fare bcngpad by Mr. William
T. ho'gc They have tried In vain to secure work. Jul
are satI,ned lhAt they Will get anng IN Tennessee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10
Pound with Its Throat Cut.

James Berry. n gardener. OF Lafayette Y. J.,
found the body OF man near his barn carly yesterday
mornlnr The man, throat wa. cut from ear to ear 4
sharp rJol lay hy the ,lc the body Tho dead man
was RECOGNIZED A. Horny Brand o lrr-cy city lie ~
n, ONT Of work AMI had Il. drinking heavily for sv
crll years His clothing Wa, wet when The body was dis
covered and u j. supposed that he nTst cneAyored 10
druN u liuiscll IN the canal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10
a Railroad Conductor Arrested

Oscar Z. Brown. n wcll-known and popular,
condu"ior on the Sew Jersey Midland Railway has been
rries cd aul held to tail to answer hs charge OF cmbez
lu- m.u.> iion the company 1t IL nt -cd that he
ln'Ar'd ihr money that h" collected for the
tut wi hIut accounting for u ono dn, last week he
took sni' mooney from q seeming cOuufr1uiin in that
way. Tie money was never accounted Tor The seem.
INK count lyman proved To- hc a detective. ana Bfowu
WAS cnn-hi The alleged tmbc excitement has been going
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10
Mr.. Reeds Runaway Horse.

spirited gray horse. attached to a light opcp
wagon became frightened yesterday IN seventh avenue
nnd up that horoughiarc At Ill street the owner
and driver Mr. Joseph Reed. well known butcher in
j. cr-1u Market thrown vol, ntlV ~ the grnnnd
The horse continued nni dashed 51th street There
Mr Mulrifr caught thc horse The wagon was smashed
g. fragments Mi Reed Was severely injured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10
Who L. to blnmct

The boilers OF the steamboat Moses Taylor
IN which the accident occurred sunday. were in
spcct,d the 10Th OF Jul, 10y Inspector Alex caldwell
At the once OF the United states Local Inspectors Of
Nder It was said yesterday that the Inspector CANNOT
be blamed tft ~huult Turn out that the engineer
carr, iis more steam than the law allows such case
n,cr II the lux Nuttic G. son detected carrying
fifteen Uuuris more steam than the law allows hUlap
Wa suspended Tor thirty DAYS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10
seriou. Encounter Between Hoy..

Frank Downing aged s. Of North Seventh
street Wiamslursh. was arrested yesterday afternoon
for having thrown Charles Montrose aged OF 272 sixth
IN sixth street The hole had been made b, plumbers
ior sever connection The lads leg was broken. and
his ply sciln yesterday afternoon word to the police
that the lat was not expected 70 recover
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10

HORSESHOE. ~ j.. Sept 9.Thc two-mastcd
schooner slak capt sherman, OF amt from Machas Me-
for New York with cargo Of lumber to Chase Talbot
Co, went ashore ON tn Romcr Shosl, SUNDAY even
ing The captain Ani two oi the were landed he
hN II hing smAck thls morning Two Of the crew re
mainVd board 10 look after the Ncss amt CARGO Tho
schooner viii probably be "A total loss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10

LEXINGTON. KY. Sept 9.-The races opened
today with good at, nlAncc The nr't event. Tor tie
Whey stake. one milo AMI three quarters. WAS won ly
Levrler Time, o7'i FORTUNE second. solicitor tluri
ia. second tct, three quarter Wilr DASH was won by
Lazy Imr - F9wncc u second. lcru nnri
Tn lllfd race, mile dh>l taken by Milan Time,
~ smnlNnd .ocnnl FAlN Qnoen lIll.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10

Mrnheau, rilulng To very corpulcnt rerson. said.
lie has on> been created 10 show to what extent the
human sAin would stretch without BURSTING" Then.
coipucnce was believed to be natural condition now.
IL A. known to be disease. Hundreds who had cnusd
cred themselves useless tor lite, by reason OF two much
at have, By the use OF Alans Anti Fat been reduced Ia
oalty AMI natural lie THIS gfcEt remedy Tor corpu
encc purely Negeiablc md perfectly harmless tuct'
on the tnnd IN the stomach, preventing is being con
Nrrrd into TAT II cures indigestion aud tones w tie
81 stem. sVli bi dThggista-AdV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10
Crosby street. Bnrroom Tragedy.

In the case OF August W. Bremcrman Of 167
Crosby street, who Was stabbed ON tie nisht OF tho
goth ult by William Farrell youth OF 10 years whom
Brcmrrman had put ont of his harruom for insuung q
woman, tiV Coroner found a Ntriirt Yesterday
AGAINST FARRELL The prisoner IN ts own d, hat said
N lL--uL ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10

Tho Scptcmber meeting on Fleetwood course
Is 10 be begun io-iay There two the pro-
eranne tor this afternoon IN the 80 and ~ classes
Ia the tr,t there twelve enffcs namely Champiou
,,ir Captain Emmons. star bourbon Chief. Florence.
Chance, Lady Is. MAtuf J.. Dolly Everett, Mo0ilawn.
Jennie Maud, AMI Emma X In the second race ticre
are SIX cnitlcs namely Lady lutrhhTi. King Phillip,
Kansas tNci, White Stockings, fhil. and sheridan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10

VIENNA. Sept. Tho Austrian troops in
Bosnia number 2vhpo Operations ON largc scalo nrc
expected to he h.sun to-day or omurow. ami the n,ur
gent, lu the ncl- hhutllni at the ScrNlHu frontier
herring about 2hWn Will bee taken IN the rear hv stimuli
tdncuu, movement trun Duhui. Brl>kA. and acrAINn
In the cugng, mt at kihuts two Austrian officers
MeIe klllnd and .INlcom nhcrrs and y mnm Mound.l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10
PRICE TWO CENTS.
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
D1SHES HERE AyD THERE BY THs
SUNS REPORTERS

Marrying In Haste nnd Nepenting nj Leisure
The Newest Form Of the Thing-Nr. Treds
Telling the story Of his Peculiar Wedding.
Edward Tredo the aged widower Of $50 Sixth
street williansburyh, who two weeks ago. married
German woman whom he believed to he newly arrived
emsrant and who found out the day after the marriage
whom the woman fed from him, that she
one OF party that had arranged 10 rob
MN. traced her. on saturday last. TO her hiding
place Mr. Tredo denied. last evening that he nrd
met the woman in Castle Garden e Imct her and her
two male friends" lac said in Aioph Luck's place al
% Montgomery street. Jersey city. They took
To a lager beer saloon near Bowling Green and drucged
me, cause If they didn't would not have acted like
dh Invited her and her friends TO my house and
made my groccrs wife gct supper for her Then I gol
MI Parks 10 give the bows all they wanted his saloon
That cost me over s4n Now, mustn't I've been my
hcndf don't remember the marriage, but married
was, fOr here's the certificate"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10

NJ NJ. Ham, editor of tho Dubuque Hrah
mss declined the nomination BY the Dem ,cras for the
Third Iowa District
John u e. Atkins, by the Democrats Of the Elghth
Tennessee District
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10

Contractor Wright yesterday informed 100
Mhoirr.cnnlo'e ell IN nacAlamlAW Broadway. Flushing
mat Their Wa-ea would he CUT down from q to 90 centsa
day Tbs men SAY they will strike a. day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10

CoNcoGD n. H.. Sept. 9.-John Roark was tn,
fr,t Ntilu of tie lrN tramp law OF IN, state LaNin.
Geen svA%u;ed " dsI " ~ Hgahs IN tbs sIaN pTlsVn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10
q. Dawson Colemnn's Death.

Lebanon. Pa, Sept, &c Dawson Coleman.
Acon,licunu eiuH u this place, ant Plrsict Vi tIe
elaI. bVlrl VI lubAs NhnnNSs, dgI leslyrlAy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10

The signal Once Prediction.

NJ, = y, H. ~ g. ~ j. 'ds' oiiM ~ % 1"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10
Arresiing on,pirators.

LONDON Sept. l0-A Vienna despatch 10 the
N"h says thirty cOnApirAtOrs have been arrested NJ
ScrnrNO who had intended to ne the town on AL sides
fnvorite Chateau Lngaissse Ciareta
JomIsc CognScs and MORGAN Lelevre chgmpasncs hau'
ger 4 PsuiA.-Ada
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10
JorTINGS IN AND NEln THE CITY.

Warner and clear. followed by increasing
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-10-11
Home and Farm.
Grape Raising.

People who have large gar
dens where they raise great
deal Of everything, have their
work done in the best manner,
and the consequence is that
crops are almost always certain
and abundant. From the amount
of labor bestowed upon these
gardens and the high state of
cultivation in which they are
kept, failure is next to imposs-
IDLE. This is as much the case
with the grape crop as any
other. When vines for planting
are carefully selected, planted
rightly in the ground expressly
provided, and cut back for the
first two years, nicely trellised,
and then pruned on the renewal
system, a good crop will be
gathered unless. the various enc
mics of the grape. as is the case
now and then, get ahead of all
precautions in the way of pre-
vention and measures to destroy
them should they appear.
But where there are only
small gardens or yards, and
where the production of fruit is
not particularly attended to, and
the grape vine left to run atran-
dom orimproperlyp "a good
crop is scarcely ever obtained.
For vine allowed to go at
large over a tree viii yield for a
year or two plenty of grapes,
but after that they become small
er in size, diminished in guam
tity, and grow higher and higher
up the tree until they are worth
less. It therefore behooves every
one who plants grape vine to
give it the necessary attention
and thus insure a crop of good
fruit, barring unfavorable sea-
sons and unmanagable enemies.
ExeHangr.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-10-11
The Swiss Peach.

During the week Mr.. ], Ian
Lee of this city, visited Trimbe
& Co., KY, in connection with
the fruit business, and found a
new peach OF the above name,
The trees are owned by Mr.. /
o. Taylor, and he has about
eight hundred of them. The
Swiss peach is a freestone and
ripens between Wards late free
and the Smock, and comesin at
the point where there is no good
freestone fruit. 1t is of good
size, colors up well, is good
shipper, and is popular. Mr.. Lee
intends to bud a large number
ofhis trees inBullett county from
the Swiss trees. = South AgyT-
euitHy7Sf.