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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-18
0! OWEN, MOORE 4 BAILEY.
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Eastern Railroad Company.
To the Holders of Certificates of Indebt-
ednPss.

To the Holders of Certificates Of Indebf-
edness.
The Voting Register of Certfcate-holders is now
making up at the Office of the Trustees, No 75 Srate
street, B ston Mass. The names of parties TO whom
certificates were originally delivered have been pac-
ed in the Register ANY subsequent purchaser or
at sad office to Mr. Joshua Crane a written state
ment of his name address and the denomination
and number of each certificate held by him, or II
SO required by the Trtstees producing the cert-
icates held by him, or written order from the last
registered holder.
In accordance with regulations fixed by the Trus-
tees, the Voting Register will be closed on the
twenty ninth day Of November, between which
time and the annual meeting. the second We'd
desday OF December, no registration will be made.
EDWARD c. PERKINS,
no7dtno29 Clerk.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-18

THE Republican majority in New York has
already reached 81, 900. and is still reaching.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-18
WILBUR F. LUNT,
"A { { mey at Law

Office in Post Office Building Portland. Maine
Will attend promptly to business in Cumberland and
York Counties. oclQd3m*
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Notice.

WHEREAS, nv vile Julia e. Doughty having
w left my house without reasonable cause, not
ice is hereby gwen that shall pay no debts Of her
contracting after this dale. LEVIF. DOUGHTY.
Portland, Noy. 13. no14dlw*
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TO LET.
PLEASANT ROOMS TO LET.

QUITE of rooms on second floor; plenty of sun
- light, air and water Heat and gas furnished.
Also one room on third floor References exchanged.
Stable To Let.
Situated in the western central part of city. Ad-
dress L. e. T.. Daily Press Office.
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-18

History has no hero who Is admired by the
average boy so much as the man who spits at q
mark through his teeth h-Rockland Courier.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-18

Congress Hall ::E:: ::::::: :;:;;: ::
Dances. Parties. Lectures &C., by applying to E. A.
SAWYER. l61 Commercial st. or JAS. A. WHIT
NEY, ITS Middle St. oc7dtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-18

II am thy fathers SPIRIT" as the pint flask
said to the inquisitive urcbin who had been
investigating the cupboard Minia-
ture
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-18

William Augustus to sleepy roommate:
Come. John Henry why don't you get up
with the lark, as do?' John Henry, grimly:
"Been up with him all night" Profound
silence, amid the breath of an early K. {.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-18

William NJ Evarts's mouth will hold four
yards of the English language without crowd
ing-Boston Post.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-18

A St. Louis reporter has been sued ty wo-
man for breach Of promise. damages laid at
$4,000. Hal ha! Heel hee Hol ho! Ah-ha-
hoo! A reporterl $4,000! George, lsud US ten
cents. We woald NIP TINS hiarity in the bud.
n Y, Com. Ad
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-18

AS high as $40 having been paid in Cornwall
for votes, it was difficult to get men to pick sp-
Piles. Franchise is the highest privilege of a
free people.-Danbury News.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-18

Nearly everybody can fiud plenty to console
themselves over for being poor, aud there is
a great deal in it, Why a million dollars
wouldn't induce the poor turkey to excbanys
places with the fat one, at this season of the
year. .-Keokuk Constitution,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-18

"what is a hog?' "a hog spits all over the
floor of street car; he also wants the stamp
clerk at the pos,-office to wait on him first
That's the way you fell hog from pig "
Detroit Natural History.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-18

Where are the vines the pumpkin vines, that lately
bloomed and stood
In brighter light and softer airs, bsaute,us brother
hood?
Alas! they all in their graves these gentle vines
must del
Their fruits in the cellar stored-trot out your
pumpkin pie,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-18

The old, old story-Patting forth ones
hands, when walking in the house after dark,
to ascertain the exact situation of door; and
then suddenly be made to realize, in conse.
quence of terrible bump on the forehead, that
your hands were several inches too far
apart-Kennebunk Eastern Star
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-18

Nine. A. owns horrible cur which answers
when it wishes toto the name of Bijou.
The other day the Countess de q. says to her,
"Oa, did you know that darling little Bjou of
yours made me get ESQ yesterdas?" "No,
how" ~ met a friend who had never seen
Bijou before and bet him it was dog"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-18

Mr.. Talmadge having claimed that hell has
four gates, the Buffalo Express hopes they
open outward, SO as to give easy egress in case
of fire
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-18

There is poem in the Nevembsr Atlantic
that starts off by saying. "There came three
queens from heaven" Never do you believe it;
we'll bet you thousand dollars one Of them
was dealt to him, and he pulled the other two
out Of his boot.-Burlington Hawkeye.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-18

The Boston Advertiser wants to know the
reason why there is no pleasure in smoking 10
the dark. We will give the reason if the Ad-
vertiser will promise not to tell. tits becsuse
one cannot enjoy smoke until he has light.
Lowell Courier.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-09
MRS. BRopN RErENGIyG HERSELF.
Firing the House In which She Lived Becnuss
Her NeIghbor. Per.eculed Her.

An alarm Of fire at 10 o'clock last evening
from the densely inhabited row OF tenement
houses at AIS West Thirty-nnth street. was an
swered by Capt Washburne and his re-
serves. On arriving at tho house
women anCrily denouncnG Mrs. Mary
Brown who. they claimed. had set fire to the
building Mrs. Geir. tho housekeeper. told
Capt. Washburne that. owing to the troubles
she had had with Mrs. Brown she had applied
for warrant to dispossess hor.
Mrs. Mathews and Mrs. Weir. who live On the
same floor with Mrs. Brown. told Capt. Wash
burne that they had seen her rip up several
mattresses and scatter the straw on tho floor :
that shortly aiterward she left the house with
hor four children. and that few minutes later
her apartments were on fire.
AS the police returned TO the police station
after the fire was cx,ingu shed. they heard re-
peated alarm raps in Thirty-eighth street
Running thither they found throng
ot men and women, surrounding Roundsmnn
Mccarthy. who stood in front of a woman and
was lighting with the throng, Cries Of =" Let US
lynch herr" She tried 10 kill u.s." were heard,
and Roundsman Mccarthy ansering, " Let the
woman alone. You shan't touch her" stirred
up the reserves TO dIsperse the throng.
Arriving at the Thirty-seventh street police
station with the woman, surrounded bp the offl-
GERS. Capt. Washhurne found Sergeant Havens
in charge of Mr.. Brown and his four children
and Sergeant Kelly endeavoring TO keep back
the thrOng.
As Roundsman Mccarthy entered the sta
tion house with Mrs. Brown. she ran TO Ser
geant Kelly and exclaimed " | set fire to the
placel have tried to commit suicide, and [
will take twenty years to have peace"
To Capt. Washburne Mrs Brown said:
have been prosecuted by my neghbors and |
resolved TO kill them. j tore up my mattresses
and sprinkled tho straw with Kerosene, and to
which set lre. am ready to suffer tho con-
sequences"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-09
KATE CLAYTON IN TEARS.
An Actress In Emotional Scene Before n
Register In bankruptcy.

Mrs Kate Claxton Stevenson the actress,
was examined in bankruptcy proceedings be-
fore Register Fitch yesterday. He denied the
motion OF her counsel for an adjournment. and
overruled a protest against the examination.
deciding that Thorndike Saunders. acting for
Frederick Lewis. the assignee. was legally en-
titled to question her. Mr.. Saunders began To
do so. Mrs. Stevenson burst out crying and
ran to the window. She gradually became
quiet. returned to her seat. apologized and said
that she was heartily sick Of the proceed ngs
She was willing. she said. to work to pay her
creditors. and appealed to Register Fitch to
withdraw from the bankruptcy proceedings
Her lawyer stopped her. and told her to answer
the questions.
The Register told her that the answers would
not hurt her at all in getting her discharge. Tho
substance OF her testimony wns that she had no
property; that her September theatrical tour
had not realized enough TO pay all claims; that
she borrowed money from relatives and kept
no books OF account. not being a merchant or
trader; that her costumes and scenery were
now in Nihlo's Garden. and were not worth
carriage Her former husband. Dore Lyon
had given her many papers relative To real
estate purchases to sign. the contents Of which
ing his assurance that they were all right
She believed she had signed away all title long
ago. and the lawyers had assured her that she
was free from everything except two Judgments
On cross-cxaminaton she said that the scenery
and costumes were necessary to her business
ing the questioning tears frequently filed her
eyes. but she said that she was willing to tell
the whole truth about her business il the law
yers would allow herto.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-09
NOT A FORMIDABLE STRIKE
Yet tho Police OF Elizabeth Called ON 90
QueII an ImProbnbIe DIslurbnncc.

There was strike in Elizabeth yesterday
morning OF very mild nature but which
alarmed Contractor Allen notwithstanding. Mr.
Allen and Contractor Curtis have been building
the new New Jersey State Rife Range. employ
ing each about fifteen men. whom they paid at
the rate OF dollar day. The work
OF Contractor Aliens men was 10 wheel
broken stone from one of the railroad quarries
near by down 10 the range. whore II was dump
ed in us filling behind the butts Only four
days more Of work was required TO complete
the range. when Contractor Aliens men. think
ing that the New Jersey rifiemen would be- in a
hurry and that 1t was a good time to act. struck
for an advance Of twenty-five cents day. or 81
apiece for the whole Job
Having signned their wishes they good
nnturedly sat down by the gate Of the stone yard
and waited for Contractor Allen to submit. The
contractor was aghust. He looked at the fifteen
sturdy aborers sitting at the gate and Won
dered how he would ever be able to get
into the stone yard in case they should
Then he went into town and breathlessly told
the police. The Superintendent and the CAP:
tain went out TO the stone yard with him, and
tho laborers said they. didn't care much about
four days anyhow. and sauntered quietly home,
with their hands in their trousers pockets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-09
SPARKS From THE TELEGRAPH

Farande, the Spanish Consul at Hong Kong died on
the cars near Red OAK, Iowa, Yesterday
Ira b Wright South lladeys defaulnnr Treasurer
was YESTERDAY found guilty Of cmbc<ais '.H u0u and
sentenced to nye years ~ STATE prison.
The schooner W. Brainari. of and from Perth Am.
boy Tor New Bedford with 100 tons ot coal ashore
on secconnet Point IN iog yesterday afternoon
Base ball yesterday; In Springfield. Mass-Lowells Q
SprIngneds 2 In uuca-uucas 3, MHnehesters, 4
In TrUy-Ilaymakcrs q, Albanys dormerly Auburns o.
In Peoria, Ill Peoria Reds 3, Bostons l.
Al the request of Mr. Evars Mr.. seveon A. Brown the
Chie Clerk OF the Department Of STATE has
personal wish Tor the Consulate AZ Birmingham which
he was recently appointed and confirmed. and will re
main IN his present position Another appointment To
the Consulate has been decided upon
James VI Anthony, who was found dead AT his es.
dence IN Fall River AT noon Yesterday largely i'll
erested in the Union Mills The failure worked upon hi,
system. causing him 10 opAte chloral
hydrate. IL supposed that his death caused by
overdose e is believed 70 have been dead tour hours
when found. HIS aye MAS Ab0ut w
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-09
FLYING FIVE HUNDRED MILES.
Carrier Pigeons Set Free In steubenviIe. Ohio,
on Sunday Morning Last.

The editors OF Familiar Science and Fdnciers
Journal having offered prize OF 500 to the carrier
pigeon that will make the best time in a 500 mile n.y.
John Van Opstal OF 4os Madison street and Waceaer
OF Hobokcn have been training birds bred In this
country from Antwerp carriers. The pigeons-two be-
longing 10 Mr. Van Opsta and three TO Mr. Waefeaer-
have flown from EsNon. Iamaqua, sunbury, and Al
toona. Pa. and they tossed In SruhenNille Ohio
on sunday morning AT ~ O'Clock steuhenvle is 355
miles air line, from New York The wind the start
northeast but little after II A. II changed To
southwest Notwithstanling this dsadN one Of
each Of the contestant birds arrived home lew min
utes after oclock the same evening The difference IN
the arriva o each hri m Hohoken and this clty was
about three minutes the total time being ten hours and
nitccn minutes
Two others arrived Yesterday morning one at Mr. Van
laers, toryhve minutes later. 1he NTH ha, not been
seen ltiseNpectcd To arrive, however The birds he.
come tired, and rest sometimes Tor 4 day on the I'D
inst, the birds to be tossed up the long Journey
from Columbus ONO 5Oo miles straight from here. In
the mean while the birds will rest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-09

portnnt TO know tho fact that Simpson did
not write his letter tp Hayes until March
II, 1873. when he had abandoned all
intention Or seeking reinstatement. He says
also in his letter that tho Secretary Of tho Trns-
ury had been informed OF the facts. mud vet MIR.
Hayes referred simpsons letter to Secretary
sherman and sherman referred il to Tom
Anderson. acting Collector at New Orleans. who
Immediately wrote to- simpson. requesting an
letters.
The man who informed Simpson about the
payment of money To n member pf tho He
turning Board was roinstated by Anderson i'm
mcdiatcly after hc received simpsons letter
from Sherman aud II IL because Simpson does
mems Of obtaining his livelihood that he refuses
10 furnish his name to the COMMITTEES. II is
Iii ths trw,I yb"n niar.d mon ,ha wi,ncss
stand. Every possible effort Is being made to
caiolcland intinidatc this man. but IL he is COM
pelcd to testify. he will not commit perjury.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-09
GOW1NUs CANAL.
Brookiyns Health Board Taking Measures
for the safety OF the city.

The Brooklyn Aldermen Yesterday took meas
nuisance Of long standing caused by tho
discharge Of the big Bond street into the
canal. an OF the sea that has current and in
which the tides do not act with sufficient strength to
purity the water The Brooklyn Board OF Health has
pentedy denounced the canal being effect huge
omen sewer. and has persistently urged the Common
Council 10 Rbatc the nuisance which the board o Health
ayCrred increasing the death rate in the adjoining
wards Yesterday tho Joint Committee on Water and
Drainage aud Public Health atter having personally
Vcstlgateh the condition ~ the reported
having the bond sewer continued Aong the edge
Gowanus canal taking IN the Centre sewer on
its way continuing through Lorraine street and finally
ending in the East rlver ~ the foot Of Nalcol street
The Board OF CITY works hy unanimous of the Al
deen was directed 70 submit report of the cost Of
tending the 10 Mayor Howell who under existing
laws empowered 10 certify TO the necessary money lor
such
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-09

Mrs. Theresa SCHNEIDER. aged As. of 1853 Doug
lass street Brooklyn took dose Pars green on san.
day afternoon OF her domestic troubles and
yesterday afternoon she died. She lived with her hus.
band and two children IN apartments She had many
quarres with her husband They had an unusually
bitter quarrel SUNDAY morning. and ~ about noon
Mr SCHNEIDER quilted tho house aud did return until
"a oclock Ia the mean time his wito hal purcha-ed
and swallowed some Pans green and he found her suffer
tng ron ITS effects nAror halt nled with tho poison
was in her room, ad traces the green powder were
on her hpS DR. Dover administered autitOtes which
failed even a. restore her to cunscluusnrs she had
warned the nclshhuTs IN the Afternoon her intention
TO Kill herself but they deemed il only idle threat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-09
Mr.. George $. Appleton. Death.

Mr.. George s. Appleton died at midnight on
Sunday. at the residence OF his brother. william Mt Rv.
erdale the Hudson All OF his family except Mr. VIM
Appleton who in Europe with him hut he recog.
nled For three days previously his brain
tOrpd, his eyes were half opened and glazed, and
only his heavy breathing showed that lie was alive.
His phy yicans held out hope Of his recovery until
"Wednesday last when ho began 10 sink rapidly and ON
the 4th inst II evident that he IN diving condi
uun. 4 nnal attempt made to give him unurishmrnt
on last saturday His JAWS were firmly locked hut
liquid food forced into his mouth He no onser had
the p0Ner swallowing, ana none OF It passed down
throat lie sank steadily and died quietly and painess
The funeral will be tomorrow from Grace Church
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-09
As, 900 Pln.appie. Throw. Into the BAY.

Within the last fourteen days this seasons
pncnppes have besn arriving in this city from the West
Indies In great quantities Yesterday the schooner n H.
Griffin came from Ahaco with 5000 of which a. 900
found TO be damaged by heat and water Although
many ol them looked to be- perfectly sound, all We're
transferred to the lighter POwhattAn to be taken
sandy Hook and cast into the rhcy weighed ten
tons reapples cost less than cent apiece where they
grow and are sold TO vendors here from twelve TO
teon cents
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-09

The German Election Aid Committee. ap-
pointed ats recent meeting IN GermAna Hall met last
evening IN Justus Schwabs beer saloon and issued an
address for circulation among the various branches the
social Labor Parry with view to raising the
struggling socialists in germany In support the ad.
dress Henry Drury said that the Imperial party In Ger
many has already imprisoned 800 Socialists OF whom
$50 are editors for the purpose Of uppresng speech
III Germhny. subscription papers are IN circulation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-09
Struck by AN E..sher,n-. Brother.

stephen OBrien Of 20s East Thirtieth street,
brother Of ex Sheriff oBren, lost small terrier few
days ago, and accused Michael McDermott a stone
cutter, OF 40 Second avenue, OF having stolen
H. lie met MeDermott IN David Daley's barroom
at Thirueth street and First avenue yeste rday
and openly accused him. An alteration followed and
o Bren struck McDermott on the head with a heavy
cane In Bellevue Hospital McDcrmott became de
hrions o,Brien Was taken to the Fifty seventh street
own rccOgnlZance until Wednesday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-09

John and Frank Ewing, aged and II years respect
iVelv drowned while bathing IN the Passac river
at BcllevIle yesterday morning.
The Rev Leonard Never. for thirtytwo years local
preacher of the German Methodist Episcopal Church,
Newark. dlrd on sunday evening.
Michael NoHrhan Of - West street Newark was struck
several times ON the hcas with iron trying pan by
John Reilly Yesterday, Monahans skull broken.
Garrct A hcrmau, con,unptiVe who was beaten on
the heuo with a clothes pole by Benjamin Foley and
Mr. Foley seNeral weeks ago believed he dying in
VIC LAues hospllhl Fatrson The foIleys IN lail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-09
Reducing Custom House wa,chmen'. Fay.

The Custom House night watchmcn were in
formed from Washington Yesterday that thcir pay had
been reduced from ~ to g. On day. The, to have
their old ute o mfh INSPECTORS restored the
time. In the Bnr.c ON ihe ofcer. ' nouncc the reluc.
ton They say that they have lust been eaed on 10 pay
sii each Tor u rms. mid invited 10 send g. IO Washing
the fall elections.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-09

Farmer Samuel Hubbard. who Ia accused OF
having poisoned his wife receives many visitors from
Gravesend In the Raymond street Jail Detective Corr
specially detailed by the District Attorney collect ev
dence In the lie expresses belief that Hubbard
guilty OF the crime and that he thinks the will
be developed 70 prove y since Mr. iubhards arrest the
and there two parties forming the que stion Of
their old neghbor guilt The Hubbard home IN charge
OF Miss Lzze VOORHEES, and hr, Hubbard's affairs are
managed BY his old neighboT JOnn johnson who says
VII thought he WAS guilty, ia shun him oreyermore"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-09
Punished for Tor,urinr IA Pet Cat.

Miss Kate Longworth complained to Justice
Riley yesterday that her neghbor Mrs Flora Bush aged
90 OF ~ Carlton avenue had tortured pet cat and had
At length Killed ~ with club Justice Riley sente need
Mrs. Bush ~ ten days IN the county ail
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-09
THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.


PARIS. July s.-Twenty-two supplementary
elections were held In France yesterday Tor Depute
They resulted IN the of seventeen Republicans
and three Conservatives while In the re WAS
no choice, and second ballots Will have be taken
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-09

Corpulent people can be reduced from two 10 nye
mounds per week without starvation, by using Alans
Antrfat a purely vegetable and perfectly harmless
remedy II acts the food IN the stomach neutrahk
ing all sAccharine and oleaginous matter
3ss wAsHINeros sIHsEI BosIos, Mass, May 2i, 1873
Botanic Medicine Co, Buffalo n, Y,
Gentlemen without special change OF diet, two bot
ties OF Allsn's Antifat reduced me four and one'hai
pounds Yours respectfully. NJ. A. BUSH.
Hundreds Of letters similar 10 the above have been
ceived by the Botanic Medicine Co Anti Fat sold by
druggials-AdU.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-09

Al the regular monthly meeting OF the Allan
tic Yacht club IN Brooklyn last night George rhayer
presiiing W. NJ. Cromwell elected member. ON
motion OF eNCommis,oner Pce 1t resolved 10 have
race at "reenpurt Long Island AT the time OF the
nuA cruise The race is 10 be open 70 all soops belong
ing Ia any recognized Yacht CLUB The sChoOners
cuh ar" 70 be placed NJ the service OF tile committee
lor guests and spectators Mcssrs Peet, Arnold, and
Manning were appointed to take charge Of the race.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-09
Bitten by "a snake.

As n daughter OF Mr.. Henry Smith OF Hule-
don, Paterson stopped to pick large blackberry
the woods her home. sunday afternoon she
bitten on the hand by small snake Her hand and arm
sMelcd enormously, and she in great pain The
swelling aiterwad subsidized and Yesterday the girl had
apparently entirely recovered. What kind OF n snake
bit her known Rattesnakcs addcrs black snakes
and other reptiles abound in the mountains back OF
HucdOn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-09
RnIdIng "A DI.tIIIery.

Revenue Agents Weber and Hawcy raided nm
illicit distiery the house at $40 Delaney street
owned hv Peter Lynch, last evening Forty barrels Of
spirits hvc rccuNing tubs and other property valued at
s6uo. were on ihr premises None OF the men who
operated the disiery could bee found Capt Copeland
sent oiccrsto take OF the property Ii uca
ion was traced through the sales OF large quantities on
he W. st slu