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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-04-16

LUMBER AND LATHS.
WE offer a prime Lotto inch Lumber. Also No.
~ ] Whit" Pine Lathe. p
MAY Is. 1877 LlPPiIT co.
CNRESH Hams. Rrenkia,t bacon, Crackers
L Lemone, Pickles, &C., just received and for
sale by S. s. DALGARS.
February ISIS.
TNREsH Oranges. Lemons. Crackers, Raisius,
II Cheese. &c, Tor sale by
March S. 1878. S. s. DALGARN.
a FULL Line OF all kind. Of Hardware. inst rec
n ceiv.d bv DUKE s GALLAHER.
April 9. ISIS.
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Change OF Location.
WOODEN GODS.
SHANNONDALE FACTORY.

THE undersigncd respectfully informs his for
. n'r customers AID the public generally that
hp hak
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CONSUMPTION
Cured

oureC
A OLD PHYSICIAN retired from active prsc-
n tire. having had placed in his hnnhs by
Eat India Missionary The formula of Vegetable
Remedy for the speedy and perma nent cureo of
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
Catar, h, and all Throat and Lung Alice Uus also
q Positive aud Radios Cure for Nervous Debility
and all Nervous Complaint. after having
thoroughly tested its wonderful curative powers in
thou dis of cascs. feels il his duty to mako il
know to his suffering fellows. Actuatcd by this
motive. and con scien tious desire to relieve hu.
man suffering. he will send FREE or CHARGE TO
all no desire this receipt. with full directions
for preparing and successfully using. Sent by
turn mail by addressing with stamp. nsmin0 thiF
paper DR. p. MOUNTAIN.
Ogdensburgh. N. Y.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

TIVE Board of Directors of tho Bank of
L Cnaricstnwn nave declared u Di, ldend OF
four ceIt.. out of the earnings of the past
Six months. PAYABLE to the Shareholders after
this Eata. G.. A. PORTERFIELD.
April >. lS7s-3t Cashier.
DIANOS.- Retail prize S9n0 Gully S2or. Par-
j Tor Organs price 3 5"uIv SlOo. Paper FREQ.
d. r. BEA Try, wasni gtop. y. J. al9 4w.
EVOLVERS FREE. Seven .hot Revolver
IL Win b..I csrirdsrs. Adj tress J. BUvn Il Son /,
1876 K 10, Wood St. Pittshurg. Pa. np9-Iw
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wb" e.ale price. $500 per d'z Half doz: ! so;
Bnys sIzes = - 40 per Dozen Halt dozen S6.IO:
R,taiI price Mems So each: Bows 20 zach
Iurni h the anne shirts. finished In the beet
manner, for so cents each, additional Repre-
seut.d by the above cut Cuff are made. Sleeves
c.t. the Shirts b. finished by any one co.npe-
tent to a straish: it :. 90 y es"ary
% q N cuffs, put in the sleeves and srw up
the side scams.
GEO. w KEARsLEY.
September 10, 1876
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CS@ cO AGENTS profits week. Will
81 .OO prove it or f,rteis $500 New aIti-
cIes, lust patented. SAMPLES sent tree 10 all. ADJ
dress ". h. CHIDEsTER. 2l6 Fulton ST New
Yn,k fI2 6m.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH,

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for ye,rs from
n Nervous Debility, Premature Deoav. and all
the effects of youthful indiscreiion. will for the
IS Ike of suffering humanity. srrd tree to all Who
need it, the r~cine and dirsG'ious for making the
simpIe remedy bv which he was cured. Sufferers
wish n to profit nv the advertisvrs perience
do so by addressing perfect nfdepce.
JOHN Il. OG DEN,
Feb ID 1878 6m ~ G,"%ar St. Nv York.
MEMS Youths' nd Rows Boots and Rhoes, OF
WI good quality just received. nv
Nov GEO. w. r. KEARSIEY.
Urine New Crop New Orleans MoIasses, just
i received nd for "a bv
Jan Is 1873 GEO. W r. KEARsLEY.
7IARLY Rose PotAioe-. for sale bv
~ GEO. ". T. EEARSLET.
M.reh ~, 1873,
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TRANSPARENT TEACHING CARDS.
i Instruction and Amusement combined. I'm
portapt TO parents nd teachers 90 different
tistic designs. Tho entire pack cent free for %
currency stamp Van Deliard Co. ~ Ann
ST. v fI2 ON.
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INEFFECTIVE: Or how to see behind yourself.
~ nlur- iun it than thing in CnrIstcndOm.
Write . with twenty five cent pierr. and mako
yoursefh,ppy Address NOVELTY Co., Osdens-
ourgh. Ny
Move lIIber 81, lS11-ly
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I1IANOS II ORGANS Factory PRICES.
Great Red uCtIU to close ont present stock OF
500 New and Second hand Instruments of i've
nrst cias' sker.. tulIv WARRANTED and at prices
that DEFY COMPETITION fer this Glars 81 In.
nments AGENTS WASIFD for WATERS
SUPERIOR REfL ORG ans and PIANOS. Illus
trated Cn'alonu,s Walled. HORACE WATERS
4 SONS. Manufacturers nj Dee Ter. 40 E-st lI.h
ST New York. Als"fI neral 4 gents for SiInSIN-
GERS Celebrated PREMIUM ORGANS. a;9-4w.
WHAT ANY ONE MAY SEE.
Any vi no will xamine the list of Centcrnia
Awards " i'll see that the manufacturer OF BEN
son's "a pcin- POROUS PIsster received the his
and only medal awarded to plssters. Price. Is
cents
BEXSoI'S CArCINE P PoR : 9 D I p
WAS invented TO overcome the great objection ever
found the old styIe of porous plasters. that Of
GLOW action in brin ing relief B-nsun's Capcine
Porous Plaster relisv pain at cur.
quickly. IL mparts a scnsatiun of entle and
stimuIstin warmth. and briugs rect and comfort
to the sufferer.
Each genuine Benson's Capcine Plaster has the
word CapcIpc cut through the plaster. Take
other. np9 4w.
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ORGANS. -Hishs.t hun"rs at all Worlds Ex-
" hIoItlvus. LATEST CATALOGUES and
CIRCULARS. With new styl,s. i,Guc.d prices Ind
IN uch in fnI ma ti"n. sent tsOS HAM
LIN ORG N co Boston, New York or Ch'cag"
C.S0 FOR 4 CASE OF CATARRII that
eYco SintOru'I kAdIcs Cue Tor CaIarIh viii
ROT instaotIy relieve ADD speedily Refer.
ences. Henry Wells. E,q.. fsrS" Co.. Aurora.
N.Y.: WIN BIwen, Esq.. Mediation. Grams "
Bowen, ST. ST. l.nu. TestiuoniaIs and treatise
bv msil. Price. with i'm 'rOved Inhaler. 81. Sold
SSn everywhere WEEKS 4 ror1ER Pro-
s9c'' prietnrs. Roston, Na-s. ar9 Az.
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JOHN NJ. COYLE & CO.,
Real Estate Brokers,

CHARLE5rOwN, W. VA.
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DILES.-A certain and etTerrnPI eu:~. Tria
box only 5hc. Address Dr. FlERCf, DC deus
burgh. NY
November 81. lS17-ly.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-03-06
CAUTION NOTICE.

YNHE TRUsTEkS OF SILVER CITY
u Miners linton hereby caution al boys
from dishgurine th'ir hall. by writing ON the
wal, 'u,ting he doors break iig windows,
etc. Any ona caught in the act OF any way
ii fpuring said building will be severely
dealt with.
BY or er OF THE TRUSTEES.
liver City, S~pt 5. 1877
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-03-06
ALL SORTS OF ITEMS.

If you want money, earn 1t.
Troubles and twins never come
sinzly. eg AZ
The C ,ngo-ri s ero-Henry NJ
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-03-06
Assessment Notice.

VXII'LIAM PENN MINING COMPANY.
w L,c t,on Of p incipsl place of busi-
ness, II Fra cisco. California; l,c tion OF
works. ID, Wis Gate Di trict, yon C, unit Ne
vtda-Sotire is ivrn that ut n meeting If the
b ard # Dir ctors, held on the 30 b day Of
January, 1873, an assessment of Two cents
pe- share w,s levied upon the capital stock
of the corporation, payable immediately. in
United States gold coin. to the Secretary, ut
tae Office II the Company. in San Fran isco
Any sto npon which this assessment sb. II
re ain unpaid on the 9th oy Of March,
1873 will b. elinquent, NJ d advertised for
sale at public auction; and unless avment IL
made before. will be sold on NJ ,NDAY, the
list day of April, 1873. to pay tue deln quent
assessment, together with costs OF adve It's
Ing and expe .es Of sale
+ n WlNGARD, Secretary.
OFFICE-No. 1913 Montgomery ,trset San
Fra CISCO. ...
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-03

GRAND FIRE ISLAND EXCURSION
EVERY SUNDAY
for balance Of season commencing sunday Aug l. 1878
Tie palace sra. uiug ~ amer
= u. SCHUYLER
will positively leave
Foot NJ West al Il Nnrth river I tOA "
foo' Of West inih V. North river. 4 - A NJ
Pier -. North river. . 10 4
Jewels wharf. brooklyn % 3d.
FARE ROUND TRIP ONLY 81
TICKETS LIMITED
Music by Prof Geo INNS Celebrated Brsss BAND
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-03

Rumors that "a Supposed Dead Man has Ro-
turned-Ifis wife Welded 10 Another.

Thirteen years ago Mr.. Henry sherwood,
n wcll-known citizen Of Paterson. made his will
and started for the West Soon after his d"par-
turc woman ncighbor also disappeared. and 1t
was subsequently ascertaincd that they were
living together in Leavenworth Although thus
deserving his wife. he made amends to Ger
tain extent in his will as was subsequently a.
certaincd. In 1866 word was received Of his
death in Lcayenworth. and the will was
opened. The executors were Henry HaGa-
dorm and Henry Harwood. two friends
and neishbors. The will gave his prop
erty. consisting OF real estate principally.
To his wife. for her use and benefit as long
rs she lived; and after she died. what re-
manned was TO go TO his brother Johns chill
drcn. " IN a small part f. the heirs 81 the woman
with whom he had lived in Kansas. She died
ms6 m no o ns 81 dnat 2rS MI a 9hsTs
one of The executors. went To Ieayenworth saw
the graycoi Isherwood. and goth undertaker's
MI and other doeumnniary proofs OF his death
which Me in Henry Harwood's possession. Mr.
Harw9'd IS the surviving executor. Mr. Hagn-
uplV HnN,r. v"inn1lI SuIuiue ln iirrsoh llNo
bate. and Mrs. sherwood took possession of
the property. a part Of which WIS subsequently
in Marshall street. Tor about 10000.
About three years after lshcrwood's death
the widow was married 10 Henry Harwood the
surviving executor. few days ago IA story
was started To- the effect that the supposed dead
Henry lshcrwood had returned. and that the
report of his death was untrue; and several per-
sons nv'rrrd that they had seen and recognized
him. while others who had socn him werc
satisfied that lie Is an lmpostor II il re-
ported that he waited upon Mr.. Harwood
aud dcmaulrlto be- restored To lis place ne the
husband of the now Mrs Harw0od. and owner
of ia, property, hut that HARDWOOD not only re-
fused this. but even declined 10 let him see his
wife. most dlligcnt search yesterday. how
full. and everybody who had heard the story
got II from some one else. who had heard Il
from some other person. SO that II could be
traced 90 no auth niic source. Nj. llarwOOd
himself SAYS many people havo asked him
about II, hut ne has seen no one pretending TO bs
the dead Henry I-herwool. and he denies that
he has had any su- h interviews with the man
a. are reported. Mr. Harwood says he has all
the proofs necessary Of lSherwood's death. and
j. believes tho story has been started by john
lsherwo, d's children. the prospective heirs. to
worry his wife and hasten her hcath. she hay-
ing been sick for some time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-03
ANOTHER WALL STREET PUzzLE
what Unseen Power IL Under Lake shore
stock f-Granser shares Fascinating.

The market opened yesterday morning
with n continuation Of the bcarish feeling of
several days pnst. which has not had lis parallel
for duration since tho last great panic. Again
at the close Of the day. or rather. when the low
est prices of the season for the Granger shares
were touched. toward tho middle u the day. it
was Il remarkable fact that not II failure oc-
Cured. showing concusivcy that the great
cliuucs and operators have had the last
heavy four months rise and fall entirely t.
themselves. In fnct. 1t IL generally conceded
that the majority Of the small fry " the room"
have liqudatcd board bills of considerable
standing by following the market down with
turns ON the short side. After the morning call
n tremendous drive was made by two conspicu-
GUS brokers for tho Twenty third street clique
on Western Union, and it fell rapidly over tx
per cent. To ~ ?. This completed the democrat
ization. and the Granger stocks broke TO an
average of the lowest prices vet touched. st.
Paul common sold down to 81 preferred to
81 Northwestern common to ~. and preferred
to ca.
also made and 1t fell to So. rumor that
Erie was among the collateral offered in
large SSrt1 Tor lean by not'i SRGr% Ms
kept steady ON ralpahle matched orders;
Another mcctng was held by Gould. Sage
and others, and by delivery hour henvy buy
ing movement set IN, which carried up me
Granger shares, Lake Snorc. ana Western
Union To higher nan opening prices. IL ~ shlu
that the drive at Western linton and Lake Shore
in the morning WIS made by the bears to cover
heavy short CONTRACTS ON the Granger shares.
and this is partially rorroborated by the fact
that the st. Paus and Northweserns virtually
advanced. while Lake Shore and western Union
were falling. Veteran bear operators. however.
think the fall in the general lis. outside Of the
Grnngers. and particularly in Lake shore has
lust begun, The artificial movement 10y which
Sage. Gould, Kecnc and others bolstored up
Lake Shore nftcr its recent bad statement and
poor dividend has left some one heavily sad
died with it. even allowing that neither Snge.
keenc. nor Gould hold tho bag. and their
friends say they do not. II they do not. It Is
clear that Vanderbilt does not. and therefore
Lake Shores mysterious strength is the Cor
dian knot which the financial AlcXanders Of the
street are endeavoring to cut.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-03
TIE T.iPP4N DFFILCITION.
what l. Thought of Mr.. Durnut. Statement
In Boston Tnppan 10 he Arrested.

BosroN, Aug. 2-Thc TdreU.r says:
President Durants statement is talked Of to-
day on every street corner down town. The
general opinion seems To he that particulars
Rre required and n more definite statement
that the whole truth may be madc known Ms TO
speculaions. combinations, and pooling ar
rangemcnts, which have wrecked the Boston
Betting Company. In 1877 the gross sales were
tli00.0OO. To-day the company is considering
bankruptcy. and the smaller stockholders feel
that a thorough examination should be made OF
The operations which lei t. this d.slstrr. There
Is general dissatl siaction expressed Hs to tho
vague hints 81 III" nature ~ many " the assets
given III I'll" schedule Of tho resources OF the
Boston and New York Betting Companies
There are 80 many assets Of questionable
suluc.' that the investigating committee frank
" confess their inability 20 quickly get authen-
tic data about their worth'
The JOuudl saws: The developments in the
affairs cl the Boston Betting Company for the
business men and tho community at large TINT
the irregularities Il Mr.. Tnppan cannot with
justice be overlooked. oven II he has made over
for the benefit of the stockholders tho entire
property ~ which le was possessed. The feel
Ing that he should he arrested, in common with
nature. has grown more intense since the puhli-
cation Of tine details u his ransaoiions aud it is
now probable that within u few days Mr. Tap
pan Will hr arrested. sufficient reasons fDr this
statement are found In m" fact thnt the matter
il now under consideration hy the proper
nuthoriir- and that tho case will be presented
g. the Grand jury which comes in on Monday
there is LITTLE doubt and he stands ready to
meet the charges
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-03
FIREMIN W.ILSH DEAD.
Disabled nj the Big Fire In Twenty third
street Last Winter.

Capt. Martin Walsh, a Scared and veteran
fireman. who had seen nearly quarter of "a
century : service at fires in this city died in
his home in West Sixteenth street yesterday.
He had been i'll since the great fire in Elm
street. between Grand and Howard streets.
seven years ago. having been injured there
He Joined the Volunteer Fire Department in
1854. as a member Of Broderick Engine Com
pnny No 3. He aftcrward became u member Of
Henry Howard Company no. 81 When tho
paid or Mrtropolltnn Department WAS organ
lzod IN 1850. l." was made private in II. ~ =
was promoted to hc foreman OF Engine Cumpa-
ny NJ. 80. III record was good. He riskrd his
life on s'yoral OCCASIONS
~ tn" Elm street fire h. was crushed under
falling walls, and was pulled OFT with % broken
shoulder Ills iilc" was badly diSiigured by the
bot bricks. AT IN" burn ug 81 a tenement in
Abingdon suu ere several ycnrs ago he saved
thH lifc Of John Civamtgh. brother fireman.
nnf his own lie wa saved in turn 81 tho same
iirr by Commissioner James y. Galway. In the
hig lire IN West Tweniy-thrd street la-t winter
n ladder fell on him. and he wa. disabled in The
same shoulder that had bocn hurt hrfor,.
he has don" very little active duty since then.
AT u" time of his death he VA, foreman of Hook
aud Ladder Company D. n, was the organizer
OF tho suh-trc department i'm the annexed dis
trii. H. belonged To- tn Exempt Association.
lli> funeral is To- be from H. Fran 10 Xavier ;
C.urch on Monday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-03
THE YACHT METEOR CHALLENGED.
Aud the New Work. Eny Regatta Committee
Asked to Rise and Ex plain.

NEwBURGH. Aug 1--we are ready and
willing at any tim" 10 make match with tho
New York Yacht Meteor" said a friend Of the
yacht WIN. II. Brown % this rity 10 THE SUNS
correspondent The Meteor was expected to
enter tho Nrwturgh bay regatta July 10. but a.
she did not lut in an appearan the friends of
tho Brown hone To- meet her soon in match
race. The logis arr considered by those not
connected with either to be- nearly evenly
matched. and a spiiiied race would ensur
should u match be made.
The New York Bay Il gatta Committee. which
held Il regatta on the l1,h Of June at New York.
publicly announced II rennant and two cash
prizes in each class, and took great credit for
being nhle "a -urpass both the New Rochelle
and, Newburgh Regatta, Commuters. New
Rochelle and Newburgh have both had their
regattas and have paid in gold the prizes they
announced they would give. The New Work
Bay Regatta Committee have neither announced
what The cash rrizes would be-. nor awarded
any prizes whatever 10 the winners As tho
william H. Brown of this city WIS the winner
N tho first claes. her iriend, here desire the
New York Bay Regatta Committee to rise and
gXllufn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-03
THEODOsII BURR's FATE.
The Alleged Confession of Penitent Old Pi-
rate.

see by the Chicago Inter- Ocean OF June
%. and the Chicago Times Of July Z that the
mystery connected with the death Of TheOdosia
Burr Aston has been again brought To public
notice. AS the article in these papers was taken
from the Post | write to you because my story
corrohprat"s il.
In 1850 an old man. who. years before. had
been sailor. an occupant Of tho Cass county
poorhousc. Cassopoiis, Mich, in convcrsing
with u lady. the wilr of Il Methodist minister,
about his past life. filled with wrong-doing and
crime. said that the act which caused him the
which Mrs. Aston. the daughter Of Aaron Burr.
walked into the ocean.
Said he: Il was "A sailor on a pirate vessel.
We captured the vessel IN which this lady was.
When told she must wink the plank into the
ocean she asked for few moments alone. which
her timc had expired dressed beautifully in
white, the lOvclic-t woman | had oyer seen.
Calmly she stepped upon the plank. With eyes
riiscd tp the heavens AMI hands crossed rover
entity upon her BOSOM she walked slowly and
firmly into the ocean without nm apparent tre-
NOR Had refused to prrform my work. as |
wish with all my heart had. my death would
have been sure and certain
This Il III" testimony Of an almost dying man,
the confession VI tho most terrible act Of his life.
II seems to me- when an old man. bemoaning his
life filled with sin. makes such u confession
the unburdening Of his soul during his pre-
parutiun for another lifc-ior death came soon
ailer-that there must be- truth In his statement.
The lady. 10 whom tho confession WIS made.
repeated 10 my Grandmother. whose maiden
name was Mary Edwards. and who WAS cousin
had frequently heard her speak II the mystery
concerning the dcalh Of Mrs.. Aston.
STELLA A. DRAKE.
STURGGs st. 10 county. Mich. July n.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-03
HAS HE soU1RED THE CIRCLE9
The Process by which New Hampshire
Mathematician would Solve the Problem.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sr: To
solvo tho problem " How to square circle let
it bc assumed that tho area Of circle Is equal to
the excesscs Of four squares over four circles de-
scribod within the squares. whose diameter and
sides are equal which proposition. II IL can be
gcomctrically demonstrated, the area OF a
circle can be dcduced as corolary from said
demonstrations for 1t makes the area OF five
circles equal to the area OF four squares. and
consequently the area Of n circle equal to four
niths II tho square OF its diameter.
To demonstrate tho above proposition:
From the centre Of each sido OF u square &c
scribe within the Same Il semicircle. making
two whole circles described within the square
and as the second circle 40 described covers INC
space Of one OF tho square cNccsscs over cir I,
Gle. and by so doing is Invested OF another OF
said spaces. there is thus Incorporated wlthln
the square two Of the Squares cXccsscs over inc
area of n circle. and the two circles nave IN
overplus in tho form Of four iiltpscS made by
describing four scmicrclcs in one square:
Transfer the said four ilpses to another OF
tho four squares and you have as remainder
the spaces which the two remaining cxccsscS
Of tho four squares over tho four circles Will
exactly hll and have thus substituted a circle
which covers space equal with that occupied
by tho excesses of four squares over four circles.
making the five circles equal to four squares
DURHAM, n. H.. July 20.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-03
snrPE srhs ron cnlRrERs.
photographic topies In Black Walnut Frames
Wanted from trenmer and Beebe.

Walter II. Shupe has begun suit in jus
tice Callahan . District Court to compel Thomas
j. Creamer and Eugene Bccbe to surrender to
himself and Theodore Ailon ofthe Eighth Ward
the twenty-,hreo chart rs issued by tho National
Committee Of the National Groonbuck Labor
party. authorizing the organization Of tho part y
IN the Assnmhly districts in this city. Mr..
Shup" ayers that the charters were given 10 the
General Committee, 81 which he is Chairman.
and wer" taken away by Mr.. Dreamer. The
charters wore described in the complaint rs
frames. They are valued at $50. The summons
was served upon Mr.. u iehr yesterday.
MIR, Creamrr took the charters while he was
Chairman Of the Committee on Organization
that created Mr., Shnpo's General Committee,
lie "inlus that the Committee on Organization
81 and Is the sole AUTHORIZED reprcsrn-
thliVe ol ihr Nhtonal party in this city. BY his
oibrr ~" charters were given TO the several
Assembly district leaders, before the meeting of
tho Syracuse Convention
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-03

Two weeks ngo Mrs. Ann Morris. aged 60. OF
o. Graham ,trcet Brookyn disappeared from her daueh
tr'h home She was speeclless from psralytc stroke
one Of her arms WAS m NJ the elbow and she wa,,.rv
feeble ON Wednesday of last week an old woman. who
subsequently proved 10 be Mrs Norris WAS found in A
Mold IN Foster, meadow. east n jamaica she lay bv
tue roadside insrnshlc AM pu.,cd hy rs dunk
woman But toward night the farmer on whose land she
was fuun hHd her carried to the Town Hall in jamaica
II was riancd that She had been sum.iiuck Alter
hhe recovered she was able Tor the hrst year. L.
s"ak She gave hcr name but failed 10 give her fUsi.
d'hrc correctly The Justice kclt her confined fer sew.
trdl hA hoping that could give full account of
nor en wH, reported " the Brook police her rculity
"a