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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-19

One of the most notable discoveries re-
Gently made in this neighborhood is that
of three train wreckers, the senior of whom
is eleven years old. 1t was, perhaps, be-
cause the tiny fingers OF these little
wretches were too feeble to adjust with
sufficient firmness the obstruction they
placed on the New York Elevated
Railroad that the public has been spared
the recital Of so remarkable q calamity
air into the crowded street. These small
fiends, it may well be believed, could not
have conceived the tragic nature OF theac
dent they tried to cause. They assigned as
their motive desire to see the train jump
1t would not be over wise to accept that
Juvenile account until thorough examina-
ton has proved that these Arabs were not
the simple tools of older scoundrcls. But
in any event it will be a mistake il these
Arabs are found in Greenwich street
for ten years to come. If houses Of refuge
and juvenile reformqtories do but little
good 10 the children put in them they could
in case OF this sort ut least do the public
the service Of keeping out Of the way for the
utmost hour the law allows three dangerous
little imps. But the fortunate escape must
call the attention OF the public and Of the
managers Of elevated roads to the impro-
priety of permitting access to the road
way OF persons not engaged in the com
pany's service. If any one of these three
little wretches had been overtaken by q
train and killed there would have been q
great cutlery on this point, and the outcry
may as properly be made in the. interest OF
public safety. 1t should be a crime for any
person not employed by the compani IS to be
found on the tracks of the elevated roads.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-19

After tho House bill to lcgalize the col
lection Of head moneys under the Emigrant
laws in forse prior to the decision OF the
Supreme Court pronouncing them uncon-
had passed tho Senate motion
to reconsider was entered by Mr.. Conkling,
which, il persisted in, would have defeated
the bill for this session. Yesterday Mr..
Conkling withdrew his motion, and the bill
having passed both houses goes to tho Pres
idont Tor his approval, which it will no
doubt receive. Some of tho steamship
lines which paid the head money for anum-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-19
A warming.

The accident on the New York Elevated
Railroad yesterday should be warning to
passengers as we'll as to the managers Of the
roads. The train was crowded, and tho
conductor notified tho people still remain
ing at the depot that he could take no more,
closed the iron gate OF the car platform and
signalled the engineer to move on. A man,
despite the notice, jumped on to the car.
outside the gate. The conductor en-
denyored to help him over, but attor pro-
ceeding few feet the man slipped and fell
to the sidewalk. People ought to know
that an elevated railroad car is not like
street car, that they cannot take risks on
the one that they may take on the other, and
that an accident on an elevated road is almost
G. rain 10 have fatal result. The railroad
officials ought not to trust to the prudence
OF their passengers, but should adopt means
to render just such accidents as that OF yes
tcrday impossible. If all the people who
ride on elevated railroads were cautious and
careful the companies might probably leave
the lives Of the passengers to chance with
out any great danger But hundreds are
reckless and careless, and it is against acts
of imprudence and foolish bravado that the
railroad authorities are called upon to pro-
vide. There ought to be no overcrowding
in an elevated railroad car; no passenger
ought to be allowed to ride on the platform !;
and some plan ought to he adopted ut the
derots to prevent an indiscriminate crowd
ing and scrambling to get aboard. The
companies are best able TO decide
how this can be accomplished, but
it is necessary that the matter should
be promptly considered unless we are to
have constant repetition of such accidents
as that of yesterday. AS we have repeat
eddy said, rapid transit must win the con-
tidence OF the people in its safety if it is to
be q perfect success, and the companies
ought, in their own interests, as we'll rs for
the public protection, to adopt from the
outset such precautions as will render acct
dents almost impossible and prevent the
employees of the roads from falling into care
less habits.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-19
Justice 10 RObcsOD.

The Congressional committee charged
with tho investigation Of Mr. Robcson's
management of the Navy Department has
become satisfied that it was marked by
reckless extravaganza and illegal and fraud
ulent transactions. But a political inves-
tigntion is seldom, if ever, satisfactory and
the committee displays judgment and
fairness in recommending tho House Of
Representatives to transmit the evidence to
the Attorney General through tho Presi-
dent, accompanied by request that suits
be commenced against the ex-Secretary
and certain Of his subordinatcs in order
that they may be tried in accord
ance with the law. This disposes
of the charge of partisan malignity
made a gainst the committee and affords Mr..
Robson and his implicated associates the
opportunity to meet tho charges and estab-
lish their innocence in fair trial conducted
under legal rules before an impartial tri-
bunal. The administration can have no de-
sire to deprive Mr.. Robson of this privi-
lege for while it Is not in any way respon-
sible for his official actions it will no doubt
be we'll pleased to aid any republican Cabi-
net officer to meet and disprove charges OF
maladministration and corruption. Mr..
Robson will Of course eagerly seize this
opportunity to vindicate his character, and
on General Grants account rs well as his
own will invite q speedy prosecution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-19

The philanthropic Bergh was in court
yesterday watching over the progress OF
the trial of james Fraser, the groom, who
stands charged by the Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty to Animals with having
abbreviated, "with force and arms" polo
pony's tail. The opening of the prosecution
was not happy one. Tho witness who
laid The information and saw Fraser per-
form cooperation testified that the pony
did net display any evidences Of suffering,
and admitted that he had himself shortly
before boen cut off by Fraser from his list
of stable assistants. A veterinary surgeon
who took the stand to describe the suffer-
ings OF the horse under tho process of dock
ing had his tale very much mutilatcd by the
defendants counsel, who induced him to adj
init that no had himself .'dock ed" a number
of horses in past years, but did not then
know or make the discovery that 1t gave tho
animals pain. This witness also admitted
that he had examined the pony the day fol-
lowing the docking that tho operation had
been skilfully performed, and that the
pony was in excellent health and enjoying
n good appetite. An exhibit was made in
court, but as the experts seemed at a loss to
decide whether it was the end of pony's
tail, cows tail or piece Of sugar cane it
il not likely to become a recognized part Of
the proceedings. The case was not con-
cludod, and, as the periodicals say, the tale
is TO DO continued. Mr., Bergh seemed we'll
satisfied with its progress, and mysteriously
hintcd OF moro crushing testimony yet to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-19

nave been good thing to kill the objection
able subsidy even at greater cost.
The Senate has made such swarm OF
miscellaneous amendments to the Sundry
Civil bill as raises the prospect of an obsti-
nate struggle between the two houses and
makes it doubtful whether an adjournment
will be possible before Thursday. We are
confident that the Senate will not yield the
Halifax award amendment, but expect to
see it retreat from quite number OF the
others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-19

Al a special meeting OF tho New York Historical
Society last evening Mr. George II. Moore read
paper entitled "rhc Battle OF Monmouth ana Gen.
eral Ae's Subsequent Career" In this document
tho conduct OF Major General Charles Lee At the
battle OF Monmouth severely criticised, aud tho
subsequent actions OF Congress In approving tho
nnang OF tho court martial sentencing him to sus
pension from tho army, and later In Diminishing hun
from the service, were claimed 70 have bcen wholly
justinable. Lee was described as an impctuous
naughty man, who had Designed to supplant the
Com una IN Chef Of the Revolutionary Ioreea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-19

come. If we could suspect the great phil
lanthropist Of being wag we should be in
clined to believe that this case is only the
prelude to prosecution of the whole Dock
Department, about which so many painful
tales are told
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-19

GENERAL MAITINEz-CAMpos, the new Cover
nor General of Cuba, has issued a sensible and
c0nciliatory proclamation which, if lived up to-
ought To 20 far toward securing peace and tran
qnllits III the island. lie promises oblivion Tor
political offences, an increased popular repre-
scntaiicn and rigid enforcement of the law,
without distinction Of persons or parties
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-19

The MAINE DEMOCRATS held their State Con-
vcnton yesterday and nominated as their can
didate for Governor DR.. Garcclon, whose de-
mocracy dates back only to the time Of Andrew
Johnson. In cndcayoring to catch the green
back vote they have succeeded in oficL ding the
hard money men without satisfying the party
they s,rovc 10 propitatc This is u bad year to
Trim
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-19

< The probabilities arc nat Mc ,reGLcs in Nc,c
York and lis eternity to-'luy riu be cool aud
partly cloudy fair, possibly ,ciM iight rains
Tomorrow siD,ilay conditions are Hhcly to p,crdH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-19

MANY of the leading colleges give an nc
count of their stewardship for the year in other
columns. The city medical colleges appear to
be III u very good condition financially MS well
ns il. an educational point Of view AT Prince
ton the Attendance OF visitors is unusually
large and brilliant. The Naval Academy cx-
crciscs were varied yesterday bysa very sue
ccssful regatta.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-19

OgtGoS's DEMOCRATIC majority in the Lcsis-
laturc is 80 large that there will he no occasion
for the statcsu.anlikc services Of the conscicil-
tioiis Cronn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-19
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.
TRIPLE s FL e e L !.
NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10 1878.

TIE HERALD acW be sc,.t 10 tic address Of
9crsons going into Tic country during The summer
III The rate Of one doti,r i,g' oao,su, postage paid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-19

TIE TRIAL of Hunter for the murder of Arm
strong continues to be the chief sensation of Cam
den, n. j., and Of Philadelphia. All Of the
evidence against him has been put in, and it is
not Of II character to encourage his friends or
counsel. They will cndeavor to prove an alibi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-19

TnE VALIDITY Of the pooling arrangement be-
tween the Western Union Telegraph Company
ana the Atlantic and Pacific line has been
affirmed Ia the cclrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-19

4 COMMITTEE Of the Industrial Party, who
ever they arc. propose 10 do something for their
country 10y in, cstigatrg The city departments.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-19

rug EFFECTS of the strike OF the Paterson
mesquite net wcavcrs will probably be felt later
IN the summer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-19

The YACHT CITES were out in force yesterday
At different points, but. rs rule, the events
were disappointing owing to the weather and
other uLfav orable conditions of wind und water.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-19

TnE INTERESTING question, Who are entitled
to the excise fund, the liqno- dealers the city
authorities has at last up in the courts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-19

WALL STREET iEsrERpAY.-Thc stock market
fairly active and fevcrish. Gold opened
at 1O0os and advanced to 1908. Government
bonds strong, Suites dull and railroads
weak Money cn call easy at . 3 per
cent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-19

TAMMANY in its Fourth Of July invitation re-
counts al its glorious history with tho exception
Of the Tweed chapters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-19

a Howl about rebel claims is in order. The
Southern mail contractors to be paid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-19

Mn. PITTMAN, who was the official phonos-
raphcr Mt tn great conspiracy trial, in an in
tcrvicw elsewhere printed gives his views in
regard TO the assassination Of Mr.. Lincoln. lie
agrees with Mr. Ford that Mrs. Snrratt was in.
uecent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-19

lS THE OPINION oi General Crook and other
officers high in command al Indian war upon a
very large scale this summer IL almost certain
The iannocks. General Crook says, have been
driven 10 war by the government, and are COM
pellet 10 fight for their lives. They occupy IN
exceedingly favorable country for military opcr-
niions. supplies are abundant, and the oppor-
tnnit .cs for ambnscudc almost inntlincrlblc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-19

TIE WEAriIER.-A marked change has taken
place in the meteorological conditions OF the
United States during the last twenty flour hours.
particularly In the central districts. The North
ern depression Is now moving into tho Atlantic
Ocean OIL Nova Scotia, attended by light rams.
There has been general rise Of pressure within
the area Of low barometer that IN moving from
the Southwest Indeed, ii seems to have been
totally disorganizcd during its passage through
the central districts. The high pressure that
on yesterday central over the lake region
has moved southcastward and extends over all
the territory north of Tennessee and east of the
Missouri River to the Middle Atlantic States
Rains have fallen ia The Middle Atlantic and
New England States. Fair and Gear weather
prevails Ia the lake region, Northern New Eng
land and the Northwest; elsewhere it is gem
orally cloudy. Tho winds arc from light to
fresh IL I'LL the districts except on tho lakes,
where they arc from light to brisk. Tcmpera-
lures have risen except in tho Middle Atlantic
and New England States, whore there has been
n decided fall. The weather in New York and
les vicinity to day will bc cool and partly cloudy
on fair, possibly with light rains. Tomorrow
similar conditions arc likely to prevail.
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DACIFIC MAIL sTEAMsHIr
COMPANSS LINES.

WHITE STAH LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
BRITANNIA ....... Saturday. Auril II - NJ
REPuBLlc ...........,... Thursday, May >, r. NJ
GERM ANlt saturday, May n, ~ 80 T. NJ.
From White Star DOCK. Pier 81 North River
Cabins all amidslips saloon, $50 and $40, gold
Return ucKets on favorable terms speerage, $2S
X J. CORTIA AGENT Nj AraadwAY. Nav Yark
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.


AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
ON ami after April -. l1,d.
Trains leave Sew YORK, Dvshros-cs and Cortandt
Expr,s, or Iarri.hursh Pittsburgh the West and SOUTH
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, A. NJ, AMI 30
T. daily
For Williams port, Lock Haven. CORY and Eric, At 30
T. ~. CONNECTING ~ CORY Tor ltu~Ntlc, Petroleum
centre. ai tie oA Regions N.hamsport and Lock
Haven. "a
Bamorr. Washington. and the South, " Limited Wash
iustUn EXPIRES" ut Pullman furur cars daily except
SUNDAY. so 4 NJ, arrive Washington flp L. NJ.
Regular nj 20 A NJ, /, $50, and9 NJ. sunday 80
anlOr "
ENprrss for philadelphia 80, 500 $50 Limited ~
MI ,4.5, Is. q 80 Z : 80. $50, Hui r VI sunday. .
A NJ. D. Is, $50, :. 80. 80 and Pr NJ. Lmisranl and
SECOND class. Z T. VI.
Boat. oi Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trans at Jcr.cy city an1rlins speedy and direct
transfer tor Brooklyn travel
For trains Newark. Elizabeth, Railway. Princeton,
Trenton. Perth Amhov Elem ufinr, h,lNiicrr, and
other point, see local schedules AZ al Ticket uthgrs
Trans arrive From litt.rs q 3d. 10 10 An, logo T.
NJ. daily. Iul1A A. VI. 6;Ip = daily. except Monday
From Washington and Bullmuur. 800, 40 A VI, 10
6l5. lu.lO f. NJ sunday, $50, ~ NJ From fmlH
dclphia. 300. $50 9 a. lolu, 40 ~ II 90 4 NJ, No.
10 atl5. 61u $40 lu. 40. ~ ~ = sunday, . 90,
600 9 a. 10 10. ll.5l A. VI . O lu lu2lf NJ
Ticket Offices. 53d ana uii broadway, Aston House
uni foot of Dc-hru-.c~ amt Nuruuudt is l Court -
and BrnuNyn Annex Depot loot u Fulton Il. Bruuklyn
ia. ms AMI lis Hudson st.. lluhuh"n Depot Jersey
CITY. Emisraut licAct uncc, BaturN place.
FRANK fHDdSON, l. T. FARMER.
General Manager. Gcul Passenger AGENT
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SPECIAL NOVELTIES
j. e. C. JOHNSTON
EtOal llo!ites.
EnIr RAILwAY.-roNrcLosrRE $


ERIE LWAY.-FORECLOSrRE SALE -
II supreme Court OF the state at New York The
Farmers Loan ami Trust Company. platinum. against rue
Enc RAILWAY Company ana Others dccndauts ny VIZ
tue of and pursuant 90 Judgment amt decree fore
CLOSURE and sale rendered ami entered atA special Term
OF tile sali supreme Court the above entitled action
on the seventh dav of Nuvomher 4 u 1877. l. tcorsc
Tckuur CARTS Re- cree. appointed thereon Ia 81 all AMI
singular the murt-usrd premises, frNuchi>s and iron.
ottN both real personal ami uiNrl mruuunrL M tie
complaint IN THIS az ton iud mentioned sitld
mtlt ans decree. being the mOrf.isrd or intended
50 IN be- % the painun tine Farmer, Loan amt Trust
Company 10y nlortsa-r bearing date the fourth day
o February, A D. l~1i du hrrohN give that on the
tWrnt-iuth day ut March. In the wear ISIS. AZ -
ociucN. uuon. az the Mrrchauts exchange sab sroon
NJ IN Broadway. IN the cN ni Sew York. hN Bernard
SmNti. Aucunuotr shall proceed 10 sell and snail sell
AZ luhc auction. To- the hehr, hirr cash the nl-
loWlu- described prnlcrtys All AMI singular the rAlWaN
ui the said company from and uclGd. lcfuuut un the
Hudson RIVER hul ueulu- the rual terminus ui the
said RAILWAY on Lake Lre, an no raHa, knoNn "a. lie
NrwhurIh branch from NcWhur.h Ia inc man linz, AN
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STEAMBOATS, ano .,allrolos.

n -
favorite steamers DREW and ST JOHN leave Pier a.
North RIVER uay. sundays excepted, At 1P NJ. Tor Al
harN ant al points North AMI West Brooklyn pas
srnsrrs transferred ireo 10y Annex boats
firstclu tar' 81, deck, Do.
ENcur-tOu % Albany and return. ~ 90
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Srp GOODS.
X EErs SHIRTS.
THE BEST AND cHEArEsT IN THE WORLD
We cannot make Better Shirts at any Price.
All made from tile celebrated wamsut,a muslin BOs
RH2fs PAfG"N>r F4RTLY mad made shirts. for 50
REIP's CCsT6M ShlRrs the very best, to measure.
for 80 Perfect satisfaction guaranteed
LINEN G2ttFAF Sa1 1oagp Er yeTy
PErPERILL JEAN DRAWERS. very best. 5oc each
rWlLLED SILK UMBRELLAS, 80 each.
KEEP MANUFACTURES COMPANY.
81: s5s siStS sytnne Sew York.
DAMAGED gray nauncls, suitable to make bathing
suns 'O' '"'0 vel WI TArHEws. 81 catharnc st
Sablnes Sauhs.
NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, corner hay,
each month, assets, s3,.sisi. %; surplus S54s2t6t
c W BnlScktRHorr. secretary.
AuthOn .lOtt,s
A UCTION.-HENRY Z. HART will sell at public
\ auction, on Monday, Aprli 20 near loot Of OBI st.
j. Van A, To cover Nlcn.cso storage, removal &C
-----.------
SqppIn!.
GENERAL THtNsATLANTIC COMPA-
VI nv M cen Sew lors anl lityre
ylLiE BiE Paris Sinto Wcanc .ag Nay ,i' 9I56PM
~ ~ Rant Llenrsnel. Wednesday, Nav >, 10 NJ
steamer, marked thus e. de not carry seerase passcn.
'''~ ''' L6tlS pE SEGill%S. >sSnt, 50 Broadway
IN"NN5Na & 5''snS5fo&AA Az h na}S5E
CITY or MONTREAL ........ THURSDAY Apul ., noon
Sirv nF nl,i' Nsris N'vyfe Ia NJ
CABIN $50 amt slul. goli Rctirn tickets on
favorable terms srEERAGE IS, currency. Dratsh
saloons. state Rooms, SMOKING ami Hath Rooms amid.
ships joins Il. DALE AGENT - and 3j Broadway y. \.
Philadelphia Office, ln5 south an S.
DACIFIC MAIL sTEAMsHIr
coMrANYs LINES
| For CALlFORNIA. JAPAN. CuINA CENTRAL ami
| SOUTH AMERICA. SANDWICH ISLANDS SEW
ZEALAND. a srilALlA. BRITISH COLUMBIA
WAsiiINiiiON rEHRIrOIi, All OKEGON,
r0R sl> FRANGisto VA I,rilals oF PANAMA
| steamship AHAft Leo. Tuesday, April 49, connecting
FROM sAN FkANClscp roJAPAN AND CHINA
| Steamship CITY Or TOXIC Medne slay May .
| FROM san FRANCISCO 70 SANDWICH ISLANDS.
AUSTRALIA and NEM ZEALAND
| steamship CRY or SYDNEY. Monday, May 10
| fnrir eghl ana pAssn-e Apply ~ cohpahYs Office,
| BOWLING GREEN. New York.
WHIprrEE S STA Nsi hINEi xn ,,vrepoo,
BkrANNlC ...... .... SATURDAY. April II Up VI.
| REluBLlC ..........,...., Thursday, May , n
From White star Dock, Pier 50. North River.
| Cabins all anidships saloon, $50 and 500, gold
| Return uekets on favorable terms steerage, sls
4 J. coRrIA AGENT NJ AroadwAY. Nav Yark
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PULvERMACHER'S
ELECTRIC BELTS

FOR sELF.APPLICATIoN TO ANY PART OF THE
BODY,
Speedily and efectually cure Nervous. Chrome, ana
Special Diseases without medicine.
The most learned physicians ana sclenunc men w
Europe ami thus country endorse them. go
These noted Curative Appliances nave now stool rrst
upward ct thirty ant are protected by letters
patent AL the principal countries ~ the world Thsy
dccrced the only Award of Merit for Electric App
anccs at the great World, ENhihuuns-Paris Philade
nina and escM hercaud haNrshtcu found the most val
liable safe simple. and efficient known treatment Tor tho
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excursions.

A FOR EXCUKSIOSS-Al saloon steamer J.
"A. Is SCHUYLER, capacity 2iOC passengers The
best and safest excursion boat in the business Occde-
tai Grove ON the Hudson aud others; with irstclass
banies Open sunday. Martin Haskell ll9 South IT.
I OF OWNERS, Woollawn Cemetery-The liar.
900. Tor the round trio.
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT
AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT Win
ABsOLl n SAFETY.
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rtturts.

INK. SARA Is. CHASE's physiological and sex.
uluicul lecture. St Nesf iad st. every NedHe sdAN
AFTERNOON. L. ladies az sis gruNrWru utN, Toe.
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6dtantto- ftmalts.

100 OPERATORS. 10 nnishers on shirts; 100
n sewing machines Tor sale from $40 to fi5 up; 500
donns shirts give Gail at 1908 Blocker st, near
Broadway
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FOURTEEN TuRurGu TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DEfO1S Is PHILADELPHIA, TWO IL
AEW YORK
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d01antto. ..Malts.

V,O TAILORs.-wanted, a man who runs hrst
class coat factory to make coats oS- I'D aN' Dusnei
men wanted also.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-06

Parents who permit their boys
to play marbles "for keeps" GER
tainly ought not to find fault if
they lind them soon playing games
for money. The loss of a marble
to them is as great as the loss of
five cents to the man that shoots
the blow-gun. There is no differ
ence in kind and not half as much
degree as some seem to suppose.
Every father who would have his
boys grow up TO bet and win every
time, and empty the pockets Of his
dearest friends into his own, should
buy him flve cents worth Of mar
bles at once, and bis mother should
see to IL that when he goes to
school he has at least one pocket
full, and when he comes home two,
or no supper.