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TIE SUN.
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1878. NEW YORK l-7s.
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ers everywhere, that II IS agtin a cuul.'e or tlrf
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ten years II relies for continuance u the hearty So A.
iaihy and generous cooperation which have .itlei5
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contains a large amount oi literary ami miscellaneous
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EuIL SETS, NJ, gum teeth. 81; single 81, war.
rshod n. Y Dental Rooms 2o2 9th az Est.b 1884
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OUR
BOARDING HOUSE
,TnE0nE1r NV yonK AouAHiuM

Hrn1tWtN ami Afih =
IMMENSE SUCCESS or THE UNPARALLELED
TROUPE of TRAINED hRoNCMo HORSES ROCKY
MOI NlAiN GOAT, AuA EDUCATED DOuS WONDER.
flL H. Ms AsTuNlsulNd TRICKS MARVELLOUS
PERFORMANCES No bride. bit. on whip used. GOATS
RIDING HOKSfs DOCS KlDlNG DOUS' HORSES
JUMPING OVER llppstSi Finest trained .nlmais The
world ever saw. ASTONISHING ALL BEiiOLDkKS
Performances daily at . - and > y, VI sundays ex.
cepi,d. Admission 90 cents Children halt prtre.
on exhibition ~ Library. A LIVING tniMfASZEN.
MAN MONKEY approach a. man of any animal
known Admission. u cents extra, children ~ cents
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dolnnitN... mAlss.

n ncn', pants sjc 6be 75c, a. CAMERONS, ~
Bridge st, near llish brooklyn
AGENTS, sell the new invention, g t. dity. ie
- convinced, GOO viii start YOU no risk O1 Ncrcct 81
POys and girl, are provided with sos homes, also
ID fauc. assisted going West by The Childrcns Aid
society, 10 last lth st.
boy who,writ,.e good hani' wages nrst 'iiS month.
- y weekly. Address X. sun " town ot.te' l2js
Broadway
Bj6lIN NNifilEws ',Sj ra.i l'ih i
COMPOSITIONS vH o, T. TGI1 nj S sps 81 Son St
COMPOSITIONS vf 8 Stri Gerry fs'%5y ,.inn.
CrNFnAL AGENTS yaa,sd h s,grS y, 's ,y,,., in
~ Nw Ngk mi New Jcr,eN 10 sell household "rucici
J II iBiEbEii. , Clinton place Sew York Room /,
SuOEMAk ERs.-Iaster wanted ladies' fine
only company In city who dare tell YOU that our
i.a lNc pound, " - gooi roisi.u o"r,s "n ,nu-,
ind sANrLE TIA COMPANY 2c5 Pearl St near FULTON.
no susrcudcr Makers Wanted, foreman and cspc.
crenccs. Post once Box ii'a
TEAS. guaranteed pure. $40 pound. same sold every
i where else atU0c japanese Bazaar Fulton corner
rrAILOns wanted. Apply at 1874 Elizabeth st. first
TEN bricklaycrs wanted Oil 42d st, ID av
1 "
I understand framework AZ Jiv broadway
XVANTED-A man thorourhly competent to take
w charge Of tin assortment shop must he wcll
vii ' Ga TequTei RiEsSR CO. ~ reaii st
XNANTrD-t tciass pastry cook and concc
encc, tcqnrd CAL At HENDERSON, 10 Nassau ST.
between and 10 A
WANTED-A few, .@fggl men to a., .cI fa,nsS
complete. COLLIER - rark place.
\VANrrD- Agent. Tor he, ri iurcs Of Pore lce
,'asc Ni' hour sly les ''' 'RissEL" B Si"
WANTED sho, nHcrs cutter AMI stock nrsr 81 III
tucIiss r., sasnwics Az w.hTg ir sS'"' '''N'
w NNTED-A practical nnlicr, one who understands
| W srindne try bones nr'i,r,d Apply before noon
WANTED tool maker. one Who thorough, uu.
All hos i'o SIM Office
WANTro l.,Ist. to aiic,i q, =. y m.e,,9 an
~ By order 81 Society
WANTED -coachman ah e,ricu,r anl orr farm
W hand msirct or single Apply at i1~ 9th av.. near
| Nnit ST.
WANTED Man acquainted with packing amt try
w inl york Apply. with references az az W i2th 81
W 'iiDGEs nF6 7SJR II ov Newark
w Niii rc,renac. srATi"NIR box iia sun oticc
w sss e,'}s a A." g. wen Ns., ss'rr Al
NANTED-A boy ~ bakery and lunch room, -
w monthly aud good home so Hudson Il
w store Htl reference. aie Hudson st
Isc f':ser :l mi Who ca" make
WANTED SLY good tailor. Cal all The week at IS
w crosh, Il Il phoor. front building
WANTED bo, about y. ior light work. at Q,
w Amit' It wa-ess 81 - week
WA>rED-A grocery clerk Apply a, ,so lluisor
SnTUNNEL srd rocNincn also , iorcncn ior ~ iun
wv hel fit'nursh AMI u, start .Ncr, day
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ullsttllancous.
nIvORCES quietly Tor desertiou. So safe ad,ic,
- nee American Law Agency, 2a2 broadway, oppo

miscellaneous.
Invoices quietly Tor desertion. Sc safe advice
- Tree American Law Agency, 2i2 broadway, Oppo
Ato ciD Han
MANS MISSION ON EARTH a thorough
INI medical treatise. indicating hon confirmed di-Ab
soNAt0n and professional prAcco. showing the agencies
that VIII insut restored manhood. strengthened vitality
AMI sound conditions OF health that have impaired
by oNVrtaXod power, statement o obstacles mar
and Of the means by winch they he removed
~ mail 2bc currency postage stamps Address ScUy
Museum Anatomy ani Science, !. lio lirpaiwhy,N
DOsT OFFICE NOTICE. The iorrgu mails for
the week ending SATURDAY. March -, 1874 viii OOso
tins office on Tuesday. AT A NJ. Tor Europe by steam
snip Wyoming. via Queenstown, Mednr shay al ,
NJ, for France direct by steamship Labrador, wa
lihNfc ana at NJ Tor Europe by steamship batavia
VIA Queenstown on Thursday, NJ I A Tor Europe hy
steamship Baluc, via Queenstown correspondence for
GcfnAny ANA France 10 be forwarded by this steamer
must he specially Addressed AMI AZ ~ tor Europe hy
st amslip Clmbria, via Plymouth ChcrhOur. and Ham
burg, saturday AZ A, Tor Europe b steAnl-hip
CITY OF Richmond Queenstown (cnrrrspundencr foi
dctmAni aud scotland u he forwarded by TN, scanu
must be specially aiilesscd ami M ~ 4 Tor scot
land direct by steamship California via Glasgow, and
At ~ 80 Tor Europe by steamship MOse VIA south
ampton anu Bremen The steamships Wyoming Batavia,
Denmark sweden, and Norway The mails Tor Nassau.
\ = leave New York March q. The mails Tor the West
indies, Bermuda anl St Thomas leave New YORK
Mhrch IA The mails Tor China and Japan leave san
FRANCISCO March 10 The mails tor Australia &c, leave
san Francisco March IL,
THOS H. JAMES Postmaster
Posr OFrot NV YoRK. March 2. 1s7A
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srp GOODS
THE WONDERFUL TELEPHONES
now IN operation It
KEEP MANUFACTURERS COMPANY STORES
Ila SIKH ANESrE
Ladies. gentlemen strangers and every one invited N
ana test them
Voices Distinctly heart and recognized
KEEP SHIRTS. Sc. 80
KEEPS PATENT rarity made Ir's- Shirts. fOr S6
only plain seams 90 inl~h
KEEPS CUSTOM SHIRTS To measure. Ntor 80
Warranted perfect hitting
FolRflN LINEN col LARS, very hr-i. d for 20
FOIN Ply LINEN tllf~. very best 2,c. per uiir
uNpERwEAR. UMBRELLAS. HANpKkKcillEFs
-tirntr men waited on Al tn ., sciences
DAMAGED sray htunci. from the worM Il IRE.
- alsp table linens, napkins, towels shirtlug linens.
black SILK. a., for salc a very low lricc.
MM. MATTHEWS, 81 tatharinc It
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pACIrIo MAIL STEAMSHIP

AND LIVERPOOL
Thursday. March 7. 7 A "
saturday March ~. Ar NJ
saturday. March ~. "a NJ.
Pier -. North River
lOn $50, 80, ami 500, gold.
erms Steerige, S1S
, 81 Broadway, New York.
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Situations ellantto.
A RESPECTABLE herman woman wants situa
Il ton washer ami fuhcr. ami her husband gar.
usntr or imam not tar ia, CITY good
reference Address j kARCH. 81 Broomc It
~ American lady would take one ur two children to
- care for, l. competent 20 take one from birth In
Qire nr lady ON second hoor call for three day ai2
West 3th 4
ENGINEER. situation wanted 10y a practical 81.
~ 1iuvcr capable of putting and taking OH all kinds
al machinery ana steam uttng> good references Al.
dress H. - box office
DOuISu slrl wautsa situation IN small Ame rican
family Can or address 30 broomc ST. Y. 10
SITUATION wanted by respectable woman 10 do
- general hnu~cwufk In small family l. willing e.
make hcrf generally useful has the best OF city refer
cnces ai- Fast 18th - hr,t hoor
rI'O Boss Bakers strong lnN who hA. worked tho
4 trade iDuI wear, vauts work i Willing g.
low wages Address BAKER, care Mrs Farrell, 3t2
East i2th 81 for one week.
WANTED-A situAton by young man u years OF
w can speak English and German, to learn cigar
making preferred. Address VI l.. care OF
J. ROSENBERG. 2T6 Blocker st.
WANTED-Ry = rcspcctab young girl situation
w In small private family 10 DO general house work
best OF city reference Appl, at 100 Greenwich t.
Nx-ANTED-By nrsttiass laundress some family
w or gcnutncn's washin. NJ her own home reason.
able terms Gail az address l3l W 2-ih II 81 floor
|
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sectur,s

nR.sNRA tUAsF's Lecture. -Physologicni 80
ONosta bi Lsdic - Woducsda, gentlemen at- loc
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THEATRE CDNIQyE, 5ii BEOADw AY.
l NAKkiGAN A HART ............ .... .PrOprictors
HANLRY ....... Manager
Pat Rooney ''''. J y Shrrden
Alicia JOurdan. NATiNEIS Or Talbot,
Gibson AMI Russell WEDNESDAY Alice Somers
turry and Hall. and SATURDAY. Queen and West,
Prof 4 ". SAWYER ~ .. Frank Mara.
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NGNDrNy OF Music. Tonight RiENXl
Il LAST NiHliTS or 1HE PAPFLNllblN ADAMS
GRAND OPERA SEASON
This Wednesday Evening. March g second time OF wae
nor Brilliant SlcctAcnlat Hr4nd Olern. RlENIl
Debut lu Sew York ct Ms, lia-~e Adrauo from the
Grand Orcla. MEXICO, VI charles Adams q. EicnA Mis-
Human Mr. Hium Mr. Micgauj. A. Conductor. Man
Mnrelck Sceuud Act-Grani War Dance. Mile MOnzelh
and Corps de Ballet
Thuf~iav March = Bronilvu Academy RtENIf
SATURDAY. fsft well brand Matinee az I tn
seat, az Academy AMI III Broadway Aini ~
Family Spc Reserved seats. 80 and 81 extra.
tuf tai n. atin
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or RITIkG. monthly, bookkeepiug srithme.
Pc tic spelling, g. each, quarterly PAINES Colleges
NO. w Bowery aud WI Broadway, 10th Ut
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Susln,ss d1nmts.
4 BAkERY tor ,tlc or 10 let. 40 Port Washington.
u Qne'ns county Long Island de- irahe looht.n ir
good baker For iuu particulars inquire ui " II
WEtkS. w. Fulton Market or n DODGE. Port
Washington
4 BARG ANA An oldcstahi-hcd phuiDsraph sal.
n l|rN ur lc, viii trA'c iYr small hlu., AMI Anew
acres of land near village Inquire IN gallery at Grand
It. New York city.
tCARKIAGE and wagon shop tor sale at 3sl Hum
n boidi i, near North ~ BROOKLYN l. u
LDR SAIE-A nrstcla,s photograph gallery In the
best bushes, street an JERSEY Ciiy great bargain u
sold I'M month with without instruments Inquire
~ MONTGOMERY Il jersey titv T. klNDMAKk.
L'OR sAIE-A mckle plating establishments fully
equipped doing lair business. wall be sold en-. AZ
AiulN nj ~ Rlccckcr st.. 81 roOr. back
EANCY STORE with some stock and fixtures tor
i sac satisfactory reasons given Tor selling Apply at
No sf2 West 42i
L'OH SAIE-A hor>eshooing shop. dong good
trade. cheap. on account of death ~ Broom, Il
I'Ok SALE lee wagon. route two hprscs and har.
ness Inquire ~ 80 Eat Houston ST. icrt store
G1(n FOR coal yard, centrally located cheap
DCOO rent. rare chance
THOMAS II BORLAND ~ Chamhcr.s It
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~ Nt GIDkiE 5 GARDNER Manager
Pronounced Btrriefr's exquisite incloirama
OLD HOUSE
ON TUE BRIDGE OF NOfkL DAME.
Performed iOp n,iht-at NarNobonc 1hcatte London
\ French Hay iu ol irti-ue and Mysteries
ThrilAn- siiuaunns-rhc p1cl the Dagger. Grand So
hHuuv of the Countess the Countess AMI fase SON re-
puliatUn of Ire hy her hcuuthrd
Tie Murderer Confronted
QUAINT and unique Sscnery-Old House on the Bridge
At Nntrc Dame .cnnnagrauon Of the AGberg Grand Sa
Ion OF the Countess
UNEXPECTED Dcnoucmcnt
Nainv contends with Vlainy until WI tue. triumph.
ant closes the .truN lie
70 CONNIE nee MI. 'nc ORIGINAL and roaring farce
MISSING N fliE DARN.
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The Bart9n n itv speaks ~ iol.
lous. AID Il Is noi al "b3sh either
Thefe i every prospect e a. extreme
y htcy coutess 70 TIC socoad district
60 the place uow occupied by Nj
Deuisob New candidates arc hatch.
isg out every seek. aud il vii r.
4sirs large amount q Paris green 70
Gear the Geld ~ MI Dcnis0a The
most q The candidates named are very
worthy fellows bat why not step night
ost ADD 30 The sensible thing 81 nomi
ustisg Judge Poland There are
pfobAbl, Dot one hundred men 10 the
whole district. who 30 not believe him
70 he TIE most &, man il tie district
for The piaee We may have curious
noiious abou, il. but We should rather
hase uacle Lakes efigy. the brass
ba,toacJ. swallow tailed coat stuffed
stir sifa@ set sp 10 seat 10 the
House. tbau some who nos occupy
zeal. 10 congress Let the boys down
tYe r,rf w4t ieW years they
baveD't fully got their growth ye,
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This is the way they manage in
South Carolina in order TO elect Demo
cratic Cong essmen in Republican Dis
tricts "At the recent session Of the
General Assembly, the law regulating
the polling precincts 10 the several
counties Of the State was 20 amended
as 10 increase the number of voting
precincts ~ Democratic counties and
to reduce them 10 Republican, counties.
Beaufort County having been cut 10
twain with tie view Of making the up
per portion now called Hampton
County fall prey to the Democracy
by the adoption OF the Mississippi
plan within its limits, he lower por-
tion, still known as Beaufort, would be
strongly Republican, and would great
! ~ aid ia the election Of a Republican
member OF Congress In order to stlle
the voice Of the people. the means Of
expressing their political preferences
must he denied them. and the number
Of voting precincts has accordingly
been reduced ia this county from Is to
~. leaving some u the polling places
rs miles apart When il is considered
that this county embraces many OF the
I islands on the coast, surrounded by the
winding esluafies Of the sea. il will be
seen thai lhe additional hardship d
crossing wide aud swiftly running
streams i added to the increased dis
lance 10 be travelled ~ the citizen Who
7 wishrs TO exercise the night 10 vote.
On the other hand. ia the Democratic
Coualy II partanbafg, TIE area aud
population ~ which are just about the
same a. thn-r a Beautnfi. the Legisia.
ture h4. increased the uumJer OF poi.-
lag precincts lfam 20 70 80 there Is
AZ piciense that The reflections are
aadc ior the sake u economy. Tor the
officers u election receive 10 eompea.
saiion
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4 rnn1rcl INST Montpelier istu hsye
mp4u o. artillery 30 adf.iion to 81
mIatia caupsuy Over thirty usmes are
enrolled
Jerp Dies q 81 Johnsbary hiss sold
hi. - ,ra,er % Massachusetts man.
~ 5000
Lyman Emay al Orauge. while cutting
uuaber the $40. va. srnek bg a falling
tree snd Allied
The prof q % .apps iag Pouituey With
waief, s. 4 means - protection against
Gre and alss Tor domestic purposes, At a
e9st q $4,000, is contemplated.
TIE Rev. Etwari n Rabdaii Of Poul.
tueg ALI spsni bis summer yacaiion In
Europe. iiis travels, occupying abont
i've mouihs' time, wiil be conGned pri8.
dpally 20 Great Britain, excepting brief
vlsit % tie Paris exposition. George
Briggs OF Braudoa vii accompany bin.
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Died at his residence in West Arlington,
July l7th, Frederick y lloyt, eyed II
yeats.
Again we are reminded Of he irailly
aud uncertainty 81 life by The departure
from our midst Of u well known and
much respected citizen. Mr. llolt was
born IN sandgale where he spent The
greater portion Of his lite, removing TO
Arlington in 1852 During lis lie in
Sandgatc he was held Ia high esteem by
Bis tellow-townsnen who reposed such
confidence in bis ability and integrity
that they frequently elected hint TO fiji the
important offices OF The town Fearless
in the discharge of every duty, and
straightforward ia the path Of reclitude,
he was man who had very few enemies
and uuwas iversslly esteemed by all who
knew bin; IN short, to hin can be as
cribed the only true praise that is permil-
tod mortal man 10 claiui lie was most
worthy OF The title which he bore, IA chris.
liAn gentleman, convincing his fellow
mrh bS the example he ~ that tHe words
which nc uttered Ia behalf pi Chrt,lanliS
wire hu' he cCho of u sincere hrtit
COVERED ia youth, he early united ~tli
The Methodist clutch ~ which To- Aa. i
ttthtul and prominent mrmbrt through.
out hi- ilr, working 10 promuir ~ hrst
interests 4nd weliaIe A. n lit tghbur he
viii Ong be remembered a. one EVER
ready and willing "a assist Ia tie d ilicui.
ties that constantly aiisr iu oar every
day lite. Ia The home circle ne was !
teuder husband, loving father and
grandfather, passionaiely lond Of c'ii
dren; il wa. bis chiri delight 20 gather
around the iireside Of bis peasant home
the younger members of hts family Tue
annnal Thanksgiving reuniun, at which
They were all accustomed 10 meet him,
was indeed jiyful occasion, though
never again complete on earth. wiz
there not be cause for greater rejoicing a
thai hnal reunion which does not end
with the day bat is eternal 10 say that
the family ~ general realize The loss they
have sustained viii convey a faint idea
OF The grief oecasioued by his death, bus
we should not complain, since we bave
The full assurance thar God ia his All wise
providence makes no mistakes His
sickness, which 10 it, last stages ga. cx-
tremely pHninl, he bore Without CONE
pisini, believing that his Heavenly Father
directed al iur the best The fuuerai
services we're held a the home Of she De.
CEASED Rev NJ McColiom preached
acceptable iron JOHN yig: ! lie was
assisted by liry Mr Tawhshenl A
iAfge number ~ relatives and friends
wete present and followed u.s. remains IL
iheir iipaI rr,ii.g place "Mskr 80
weeping t,f the dead tor he ). ID rest
vs. ii ii
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Olive nroghsrf, 81 uariland, has 10.
vsuts.l ! safety vsive, - 10 speAk, ST AZ
unraarnrtab.s team II ia tautuvsnes
20 arranged ihst By simply paiilne strap
ths tags and taia Straps Ars nubliehed,
leitinr zoe borse go free.
Elward nsuisls q DaaFils was
burned bsdIy lle other evening by be
ugscll5hg q = kefosens amp When re-
uung he was taken si,h fsiniing &C.
and tlg aEaiugl ibe stand aud upoa TIC
hoor, the .smp falling apon hin.
All lbe difference between lhe contend.
ing presidents Il The Montreal aud Boston
railroad bsre been smicably arranged,
the Couuscleas and pa@umpsie railroad
assuming flii control aud Mr COT r..
sigpins rs favor o. ibe latter company.
There was almost tragedy 81 We.l
Concord the 9Th Aadre Benacti. a
farm hand, had been paying attention 20
Miss Mary Stock wen for sewers mouths,
but her parents objected. and. on reeeiy.
ing Miss Sloekwei'- final decision that
be mn.i visit her 10 more, ~ drew 4
knife sud struck fierce blow st bis
heart. a,mg Good BY Man Bat
the knfr struck 10. and be will rccoy.
er
Tho town ~ : .ii.bury was visited the
10th bt one Of the seYerest thunder storms
that ever visited that part 81 tho sfaie.
Grain sui grass was broken down and
TELEGRAPH p,les aud tres overlhrown,
one OF the mnr falling across the track
sud causing considerable delay TO the
New Yngk mai lrain
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signiticsut 'omeu may he seen IL
the demand OF tic Macon Ca Zcle
fala, ipr repayment a. the suutbern
people II ,hc ioss ,hry incurred 10 the
emancipation II their slaves. Says
that irsbk il "a, polite organ Of South
era democracy Those slaves were
not cannon aud bayuuels aud armed
foes ia the late 50 called rebellion, aud
10 no stnse 'cuuirband' They we're
our property, solemnly and specifically
recognized as such. aud duly protected
and guaranteed by that Constitution
aud Union which our adyersaries AL.
legged they took up arms 10 maintain
intact and defend. Moreover. they
took no part IN that ffatricidal stfug-
gle. save when forced TO join the ranks
Of the invader, aud wage war against
their best friends and beneiactors On
the bauditli principle that might makes
right. aud 10 the victor belongs the
spoils' only therefore, can this robbery
Of an impoverished people be justified
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-07-25

The n Y Times says the State Cox.
yenuon OF the National Party makes
haste slowly A day has been spent IN
wrauglng over the organization of tie
convention, aud the meeting settled
down into what promises to be an all
night session. after rejecting the com
promise recommended ny the Commit.
tee on Credentials in regard 10 the ad
mission Of the contrasting delegation
from New York. The traitors from
New York, the clique from that sink.
hole Of pcrdition, New York. were
among the epithets flung by indignant
Greenbackers aud Labor Reiormers
from the rural districts alike at Shupe
and his rivals, and the Withdrawal Of
the New Workers from the convention
after their all but unanimous rejection
was greeted by uncomplimentary but
obviously just remarks about getting
rid Of the scum Of the organization
The honest couutrymen may not show
much political wisdom in attempting to
organize new party on the basis Of
paper money and labor reform, but be
is at least perfectly sound on the ques-
tion Of keeping it free from the inhu-
ence Of political adventures who went
from New York to get chance to
trade on bis vote.
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NEw YuWh sENrtpMRN nRuM san
- .AanBfoGE -
Two brothers residents q New York
Robert ana Charles T. London. were
drowned 10 lake Iauderdale. near
Cambridge ca Saturday They have
been accustomed IL spend several
works Of tie rummer % that vicinity
ca Saturday afternoon he two men
started out or stroll. taking with
them two IiuIe SONS q Robert London.
aged Z and years The cbildten and
Charles remained pa the lake shore
while Robert went u battle While
walking out from the shore the latter
fclI iutn a pit hole beneath the surface,
and being unable to swim. disappeared.
The younger brother missed him. dis-
robed quickly aud FASTENED to render
aid. He succeeded 10 getting Roberto
body 30 the surface, bat The batter
struggled 80 violently that both disup.
peared again 'lbe children were left
alone on the shore, hut entered car
rage in which they had been brought
TO the spot. drove to the house Of VIM
McAlillans. whence they had come,
nearly two miles from the lake and told
Of the absence Of the men. Parties
went to the fatal spot. aud the two
bodies were discovered in Is feet uf
water They were firmly clasped to-
gether. indicating that the one who
went tu the others aid had been
caught in the struggles Of the older
one and drowned before be could 10
lease himself The children say that
both came to the surface together.
Robert leaves wife and three Children
For nearly 20 years Lobert Loudon
had been connected " IT'D the coffee and
tea trade, and it was only year ago
last evening that he a. another brother
y Carlisle Loudon. joined Mr. Stellwag
in establishing the tea, coffee and spice
business at Nos. lSl and 1873 Cham
bels street, New York lie was well
known throughout the trade. aud was
deeply respected no less for his genial
manners and pleasant address than for