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RICHARD T. CARMAN's ESTATE.

Some time since a decree OF partition salo was
granted Supreme Cours OF largo tract OF land
in Carmansville ana in tho vicinity OF Kingsordgo,
comprising portion Of the large and valuable estate
lett by the late Richard T. Carman. The sale OF the
land was set down for tho 18th OF next month About
forty persons are interested in the partition Some
OF them are anxious stor the sale 10 take place,
others bitterly opposed TO Il. motion was argued
yesterday before Judge Donohuc Tor . poslponement
OF tho sale Mr. George d. De Witt, Jr, appearing for
the motion and Mr.. Elbridge I. Gerry IN opposition
IL WIS claimed for tho motion that the plaintiff, who
have the same sold, this being all the property no
possessed. Mr. Gerry contended that II was specu.
alvc scheme 10 take advantage Of the poss'Oity OF
completion or tho elevated railroads. Upon alidav-
lis OF John A. Lawrence and Benjamin Franklin, II
was contonded that the property would sell 10 AZ
good advantage as ut any timc hereafter. Judge
Donohuc took tho papers, reserving mis- decision.
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A WIDOWS WOES.

Anna L. Lce widow OF Edward r. Leo alleges
that she was married to tho deceased In 1885,
and that they lived together till November 1876.
when no abandoned her and went to 1.-Two with Mrs
Caroline Hazeilon. Sho says that aftcr that time he
furnished money tor her support, but transferred
his property TO his creditors and her. and fur
Their that lott the occupied by Mrs. Hazel
ton and himself property hch rightly belongs 10 her
worth altogether includidg his jcwelry, box oil ne
laccs and notes aud accounts, several thousand dol
lars She claims further that he induced 10 assign
policy his life for 81 500 issued by tho New YORK
Lilo Insurance Company, and another Tor $4,000 Is
sued by u company 10 her unknown. Tho case camc
Judge Donohuc, On application for an DJunctl,
prohibiting Mrs Hazsiton iIon parting win
The property referred TO, and also that the
assignments Of the policies OF litc insurance DO de-
clared void. Mcssrs J. T. O'Ne,i and j. McCrono
appeared Tor tho motion and A. d. Il Dawson IN op.
position Judge Don0hCe took the papers, reserving
lis decision. The defendants deny all The material
allegations Of the complaint, and whatever the decis-
Ton on the present application may be there seems
promise OF q lively litigation In the future
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Judge Brady.
BY Judges Davis, Brady and Daniels.
People OK rel Wheeler w. shorl--Writ dismissed ;
proceedings affirmed. Opinion by Judge Brady.
Connolly VS.. Dayton. Judgment reversed: new
trial ordered; costs 10 abdc event Opinion by Judge
Danicls
Rhonor ct al. VS.. First National Bank OF Allentown
Palmer VS.. First National Bank OF Allcntown--0r
doris affirmed, with $40 costs and disbursements re.
spoctiyely. Option by Judge Brady.
SUPREME couRT-cHAMBERs.
BY Judge Brady.
Earle We. Ross --Assig nmcnt settled as 10 form.
Earle VS.. Hammond. -Ordor settled.
BY Judge Potter.
Murray VS.. Mcneil; 1aon VI. furnival; Constant
Ettiinger Va Ettlinger Decree Of divorce 10 plain
till.
BY Judge Donohuc.
Haas w. Haas--Rcicrrcd 10 J. 3. Potter
In inc matter OF Byrnc --Grantod.
SUPREME couRT-sPEcIAL TERM.
Ry Judge Van Worst.
White CocserilI; Morris vs.. Hurry and others. -
Findings and decree signed.
Mcslave vs. Kcarncy; Vornam va Partridge.-
Findings signed.
Comics VS.. Lockman OF ai.-Dccrcc signed.
COMMON PLEAs-sPECIAL TERM.
BY Chief Justice q. +. DAILY.
Poet va Lynch. Findings settled.
Kittlc vs.. Kittlo.--Moton granted.
Amend VS.. Van Scnocnng. judgment for plaintiff |;
soc memorandum
Garvelay We. Lowis-Bond approved
Kelly ct al. VS.. wost; Arno VS.. Fischer.--Applica-
Carroll vs. Carr61L--Grantcd.
Andrew vs. Schwartz Bond approved
Chamberlain vs. GroonIeat --Report confirmed, &c.
MARINE couRT--spEcIAL TERM AND CHAMBERS
BY Judge Coop.
Demarcst VS.. INSTRUMENTATION denied. with $40
costs.
Lc Baron Va Van BrunI-Motlon granted; default
opened.
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the Boardmsn heirs OF 100000 tho place OF tho
few francs ho had previously dolod out Mr.. Fellows
rctortcu That this the same conspiracy against
Mrs. Newell, aud the came agencies that had boon nj
work 10 rob her then oil her money active
rob her oil her good name
Judge Lawrence said II had previously been testi.
led to that Mr.. Newell threatened his wife IL she
fused 10 DO rcconcled ami live with him. 10 unit
down by detectives AMI defeat her In the will case
lie decided 10 admit tho question.
The witness testified In substance, that tho dctec-
tive, Heath, VINO was employed by the Boardmau
heirs 10 hunt up evidence against Mrs Newell. urged
her persistenty to 60 with him 10 the lawyers oil the
heirs promising her that she would DO well paid and
Mrs. Nowcs side, as shc was poor. Tho witness had
declined a these 0vortures, And told him that what
shc had dono for MIRA Newell sho hau not done for
money
Recess was now taken.
COPYING A coDicL.
After recess Mr. Shafer cross-examncd Mrs.
Spokes1ed. she stated that sho had been employed
by Mira Ncweips lawyer, Richardson, TO copy papers
IN The will case.
O Were you examined In tho Supreme Probate
Court OF Boston In the viii casos A. Yes, SIT.
T. You sworc to having copied o codcil OF Board
mans VIII leaving 70 MIRA Newell t2000,00O &c. Y
A. Yes, sir.
O. Did you know Mr.. Boardman's haudwriiinss A.
did.
q. Had you ever seon Boardman writer A. No, cir.
a. Well, then, how did you know that tho couicil
was IN his writing2 A. know that ~ was his
writing from some other writing OF his which saw
aftcrward.
Mr. Shafer asked her TO repeat tho conversation In
which Mr.. Newell told her that his vile had been
wronged and had asked her MOTTO DO bought OF ~
tho other side, ike tho others had Ueon.
y Who did no cay had been bouehtY A. He did
not name anybody; Idrew my own infcrencea
Mr. Shaicr )Boston ladies usually do
At this the other Boston ladies laughed.
| Ezra L. HAYWOOD. of Princeton. Mass MIRA Now
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Headquarters.

John l.. Driver & Cos. drug
store is tho headquarters Tor pure
drugs and medicines, which can be
bought at bottom prices for cash.
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OsccOIa Rain Drops.
Hot, hotter, hottest.

-Thcrmometcr ranged from 90
to lO4 in the shade during the past
week.
"A noatcr was found, washed
ashore, at Borum's Landing, last
Wednesday. Squire Lynch held
an inquest. No particulars.
- Ne learn that owing TO the
very low water, no more Anchor
Line boats will land here This
will be found great Inconvenience
To our business men.
Col. J. II. ParneH and lady re-
turned Thursday, from II visit to
Jacksonport, accompanied BY Miss
/ Clara Miller. Miss Laura did not
return, and there are some sad
/ acarts arourd. " Some rain in ev-
cry cup must fall"
After recording the issuance Of
marriage Iicensc, last Saturday,
when The mercury indicated over
/ 100 in the cool shady hooks and
quiet retreats, the Little Rock Ga-
zeltc adds the enterprise Of this
couple cannot be too highly com
mended." We should say not.
The intense heat during the
week has been iraught with sad
consequences. We hear of sev
eases OF sun stroke from various
parts OF the county, while at work
[ in the fields. Mules aud horses
Jared no better than the hands, a ID
sevcru! valuable animals wero over
come with the intense heat, and III
several eases proved fatal.
Owing, no doubt, 10 the dry
ina up VI 'iV N"""'I'HI ""i' 4 '"''
| hcutcd term, the snakes are making
for the river, aud as they travel
mostly ut night, we would caution
the young folks, who are in the
habit Of promenading along the
banks OF the river at nightlall, to
keep an eye out ioT them. MI. ID
Iliesland, in walking the distance
OF half II mile, the other night, in
company with fr end, counted no
less than Il hundred.
Never during our journalistic
career IN Osccola, have we seen
such a general disposition manifest
ed by all CLASSES toilnpart Informs
! iion, as WAS evidenced during the
past week. Uhy, they actually
called to us from across the street
from the vari Us places Of business,
on the streets, at the Post Office
in the Loaiers' Retreat, aud some
few woul actually call AS many as
two and three times a day and
blandly suggest, " This Is the hot
test weather ! ever saw; did you
ever see the like?' What's come
over the people all AT once?
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To the construction and perfec-
ton Of Church Organs Mr.. Daniel
f. Beatty with his usual persever
ancc and tenacity of purpose, has
devoted years of time, and grea.
expense. I he result IS an Organ
which cannot be excellcd. Its
power, purity and diversity OF tone
is perfection, and its case combines
beauty of design and fitness ofcon-
struction. To Clcrgymen, Church
cs, Sabbath Schools, &C., Mr.. Beat
ty offers special inducements. All
who wish to purchase should "a,
once address Daniel +. Beatty,
Washington. New Jersey.
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VIM. u. Cate.

In another column OF this issue
will be found tho announcement OF
.ihis gentleman for the Office OF
Prosecuting Attorney of this dis
trict. Col. Cate is gc1tlcman who
has attained Il most cnviablc post
ton at the bar, and in private lite ;
and no man IN The dissrIct is better
qualified to fill the position he as-
pires to. II elected, he will be a
valuable acquisition to our list OF
officials, aud VIC commend him 10
the consideration Of the voters OF
Mississippi county. Don't forge,
bim.
The July number of the Siar
Spangled Banner is received. Con.
Siderable space, as usual, isdevoled
70 tie exposure soi swinIIers and
dead beats, and as our readers may
be caught BY The many swindIing
devices now in vogue, we woulo
caution them against the lncino Co.
Amu lean and European Secret Ser.
vice Co, The Criminal Gazett,cr.,
Queen City lamp and Glass Works.
all being swindllng dryires OF one
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y. RI. RoJb, with the or icft ou,,


the boldest swindler in America.
The Star Spangled Banner is
largely devoted to these swindling
companies, and should be in every
household. Address, j. Hunter x
Co., Uinsdale, Mass.
The Board of the Town Coun-
ell met in special session last Tues
day night TO take action in regard
TO draining the mud holes and frog
ponds complained of so much OF
late by our citizens. The Board,
i.s usual, discussed the ways, means,
why's and where ores, at considera-
bic length then, like our last leg
islature, brought up the dog-ordi-
nance, which was vigorously hand
led ; every dog was taken up scpa-
rately, not omiting lleinzs blcoded
purp, Prince Abort, and shook, un-
til a dollar bill dropped from each
canine muzzlc, then taken collect
lively, were declared nuisance
The subject OF Frog pond being
again suggested by an unruly mem
Der, il was, after some further dis
cussioa, resolved to do something
20 keep down the many complaints
AT the hour of going TO press the
green scum on the mud holes and
frog ponds still send forth their
masmatlc cfiiuvla on every passing
zephyr, and the frogs, tadpoles'
wigglc.tails and skectcrs are still
happy.
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Communicated

Communicated
EDITOR TIMRs: As pic-nics and
barbecues are the rage just now, !
hope your readers may be interest
cd somewl at in a brief description
of the manner in which they get
them up over in Tennessee, as wit
messed 10y three Of I" the Osceola
boys" at Ashpert on the l1th:
Between riding horseback sever
al miles, and rowing a skiif several
more, and mostly in the night, too,
we maragcd TO land at the above
;ioned place, not entirely melt
ed, but nearly so, on Wednesday
morning, whore we found q large
crowd collected in grove OF ma
ture's noblcst forest trees on the
bank of the river, whore, notwlth-
standing tho intense heat, there
was Il continual breeze, which AT
least, prevented sull'ocation. Like
ourselves, the good people IN Lau'
dcrdale are blessed with a swarm
of candidates, all of whom were
present, | believe, although ! did
not undertake the tedious task OF
counting them.
While the people were still con
tiuuing TO pour in by scores, th'
Sunday School treated the crowt
TO some oxccllcn, music, first march
my to the grounds, headed By The
band, attracting no little attention
Next in order was the speaking
| which was listened to attentively
the orators taking various topic'
and various texts, There was Mur
ply talk, Sunday School talk, Re
ligious, Moral, Political and Fourth
OF Jaly Spread Eagle talk, leaving
one in doubt as to the kind of gath
ering il was, but leaving no doub'
but that the object was good, as thC
majority of the speakers acquitted
themselves very creditably.
"Comparisors are odious wher(
all do we'll" and | offer no com
mcn,s. At II o'clock dinner wa,
announced. The long tables did,
mt "groah " M all, but they did
bend and creak II httle under Glcil
heavy burdens of good things. IL
fact everything looked so appro
pirate and SO complete that wo de
clared il equal 10 one of our owl
! barbccucs, which was the highest
compliment we could pay it. Al
night there was "a dance il, Duncan,
new store, which was thoroughly
ventilated, aud very comfortable
considering the wcathcr. Erery
thing passed oil admirably. Not q
jar or II hard word to mar the en-
ioymcnt Of the crowd. In that re
spect they beat us a little, and they
attribute this to the Murphys.
We cannot leave this pleasant
subject without grateful mention ot
The cordial treatment extnnded us
by Col. John Conner and his inter
esiinp family. where we spent the
evening to our entire satisfaction
Among the many charming young
ladies present, we had the pleasure
of meeting Misses Nixon and Con
ner, well known here, and Mis-
Katie Comegys, one of the Belie'
and Beauties tor which Brownsvill,
is Justly noted. But want OF space
iorbids further comment. and st
adieu TO Ashport and its good pco
pic. +. Z
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roroxypr,a ot, these sa,.cases a train

of morbid actions Is gong ont ot
our sight, so il is equally probable
that.this remedy produces in the
same system an action equally
mysterious. which supersedes that
of the malady and thus accom-
pllshes tho restoration of the pat
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Headquarters.

John L. Driver & Co.'S. drug
store is the headquarters for choice
cigars and chewing tobacco.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

VI 1O1 Ali DlhbO lOh Ii
STATE OFFICERS.
Governor W. II. Miller
Sec'y Of State-B. Il. Beavers.
Auditor-lohn Crawford.
TT. asurcr- T j Churchill.
Atty Gcn'l.-W +. Henderson.
Com. state Lands. j. y. Smithee-
Chancellor--J X. Eakin.
Chancery tlerk-A Il. Witt.
Chief Justice T.. II. English.
Associate Justices VIA. NJ. Harrison an,
David Walker
Congressman, let Distilot-I.. Z. Cause.
JUDICIARY.
Second Circuit c0pntcs OF Mississippi, Cross
critiendcn, Point.ctt, craigiicad, Greene, Clay
Oh and Randolph
Circuit Judge Il. L. Mack.
Pros. Att'y T. Riddiek
LEGISI A1INE
2gti District -cOuntirs Of Mississippi Jackso
Puintseit aud ClaighUn
state SenutorzB. Harris
ReprcscntalleJ. il Williams.
COUNTY OFFICER
County judge Chas Bowen.
sheiif j. I, Driver
lonnty Il rk } X. T. Hale.
rrrasIi j. l. D"ircr. -
ulycyor--JHs. ALshony.
Ass,ssur--D Dickson.
Coronor- \. W Lucas. ri. ..
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Faiatabic, Powerful,
and Tonic .

All the nccessaries of a great pop.
uIar remedy are combined IN Chfs
tord's Febriugc. AS a tonic. in
debiiilatcd states of system this
remedy stands pre-emlSentiy at
the head. Yet il Is moro than Is
usually understood 10y that term,
for 10 other preparation known
exercises an graduating power
over intcrmttant diseases, at all
comparable with il. A. il is prob
able that, in the intervals oi tho
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Local Column.
MASONIC

The stated communications Of oseeoia Lodge
NJ, y r. a. \. Nj. will hc olh the SATURDAYS
on or acAt before, each full moon VIZ; Jan.
". Feb. 10. March ld,. April H. May u, june
June "a. judy II, Aug, 10, sept. 4, ocl. 5.
Nov. q, Dsc Z Des y.
st, John the EvangcsO
The NJ, MIXERS are ordered to attend in accord
anc with the By Laws
All Master Masons IN good standing are cordi
ally invited 10 attend i,y ORDER of
J. II l.. HALE. W NJ.
% HLArKWOOn Spc'V
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School 0pening.

On Monday. the 2nd., day of September 1873.
| will open >chou Ggain
PARENTS AND GUARDIANS are requested
To enter ih IL children promptly on the irst day
of the term a. neglect in this particular inter
.eres materially with the arrangements oi the
classes and with the advancement of the pupils.
Terms same as heretofore - 90 per month
am thankful 10 the people OF Osceola and VIZ
cinity for their past patronage, aud solicit a
continuance of the same another term.
O.ceola Ark Very respectfully
June 18th 1873 JDs, II IDist Nj,
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~ M AN HOOD
w. SSG ~ LosS,
~ FSOsr Restored.

Just published, new edition OF DR. Cnlye
weli's Celebrated Essay on the radical eur
without melirinsl of prrmatorrhna pt sem
nal Weakness, Iny luHlsry seminal Losses, In
potency. Mental and Physical Incapaciiy, IN
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lion, " ilcpsy and Fits, induceu by sclf-Indul
z, nee or sexual ext avaga &c, etc.
Price, in sealed envelope, nniy slx cents.
The celebrated authfr in this admirable Essay
clearly demonstrates, rom thirty years suc-
ccssliil practice, that the alarming consequences
of self abuse may he radically cured without the
dangerous Use of internal medicine or the ppli-
cation OF The knife; pointing uuta mode Of eIw,
at orcc sunptc, certain, and efiictualiy. by
means of which every su1escr, no matter What
his condition may be. may cure himself chcaply,
privately, AMI radically,
This lrctnre shold h. in the Lands of every
vouih and every MN in the land.
Sent under seal in n p ain envelope, to any
address, on receipt OF Fix cents'or Two postage
stamps. H..
Address thc Publishers,
THE IULy RWEIL MEDICAL CO..
Il Ann st New York; Post Office Box. 1856.
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width OF the straits and channels is about the
same a. the width OF the Hudson river through
the Highlands, and the scenery is not unlike
what the first voyaRers w the Hudson must
have seen.
The navigable inland passage continues on
two hundred miles northward through CHIT
ham straits to Cross sound. in latitude $751;,
whore the Alexander Archipelago ends. This
archipelago contains 100 islands, covering an
area of $40 miles in length by about 40 miles
in breadth. II il ntersocted in every direction
by deep channels, which can be naVgutcd bv
largo craft. The larger islands are mountain
Gus ut or near the water line and are thicky
covered with timber; in many places the hills
rise up almost pcrpendicu,nrly from the shore
10 heights of 1900 and 5000 feet, and seem to
ovcrhang the ship. Waterfalls, any one of
which would add to the fame and fortune Of n
SWISS valley. are met with every few miles. On
chatham strait are several magnificent gla-
ccrs. one Of which is $500 feet high and 900
feet wide. Tho whole route from Victoria to
Sltkn IL full Of interest. and TO q visitor from
the Eastern States or Europe 1t has the. charm
of novelty in it's solitude and silence, broken
only by the sghing Of tho wind through the
pine forests, the sound OF falling waters and
the cry of wild fowl. An Indian village is oc-
casionaly passed and Mt long intervals u trad
ing post is seen on one OF the little bays that
penetrate the land In every direction.
There Is certainly no excursion on the Pacific
coast that rcpays you better for the time and
money expended than this trip to Sitka.
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FoRGERs IN TWo COUNTRIES.
Where the Counterfeit Money TINT German
Immigrants Had WINS Issued.

United States Marshal Payne has received
from Mr.. Evarts the photographs OF two men
who were arrested in Hamburg. Germany. on
charge of having issued the counterfeit money
that German immigrants had on their arrival
at Castle Garden two months ago Tho notes
were we'll executed. The immigrants told the
detectives that they got the counterfeit money
from brokers in Hamburg in exchange for
German coin. The brokers afterward offered
TO redeem tho notes. Ono Of the Photographic
has been identified by the detectives Ms that OF
Bill Baker, an old English thief. who was in this
city about fifteen years ago. and served term
n sing Sing for robbery The , ether has been
robbed the Third National Bank Of Baltimore
securities in August. 1872. He escaped 70 Lon
don and lived n riotous life there. In Novem-
ber, 1879 he was arrested IN C1nstapItlnopo
having forged British consols. and com
pcity with Joscph Randall. alias Elliott,
and Charles Becker. Randall was sentenced to
six years Imprisonment and his companions
to three years Imprisonment each IN INC prison
at Smyrna. At about the s9mo time Howard
room under Booths Theatre several years ago.
WINS arrested in Constnntinoplo for forgcres on
prison as the. others becker, Randall aud
Adams escaped in September, 1915. Tho two
former TO- this city and wer &C. aTTcsiSd on
Of the New York Life Insurance Company.
which was cashcd by the Union Trust Compa-
nv. The wife Of Chapman was poisoned in
London in April, 1876. while no was locked up
in Turkey. She was living in London under
the name Of Porter. and had with her as board.
crs man aud woman who took the name OF
Wallace. The evidence pointed to them rs the
poisoners. Thor motive. It was supposed. wns
70 get Mrs. Chapmnn's money and lewclry.
Wallace proved to be Adams He fed to this
country. and all trace Of him was lost until
about five months ago. when he was caught IN
Cincinnati. He IL now In prison in California
for an old crime. Chapman has a brother who
is merchant In Providence. II. l.. and another
brother who is Il lawyer in Trenton.
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AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
On ami after July \ ISIS
Trans leave New York, DcsbrOsses and COrtlanit
St. Ferries, as follows
ENpres or Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and SOUTH
Win Pullman Palace Cars attached . A NJ, u AMI 81
4 NJ daily.
Fer wilhamsport Lock Haven, Cory and Erie, ats 81
= NJ, connecting at Cory Tor nu>vtlc. Petroleum
Centre, and the on Regions wilansport and Lock
Haven, "A. VI
Balumors, washington and the South Limited wash.
lngtnn Express Of Pullman Parlnr Cars daily. except
sunday. 30 ". arrive Washington 4lO +.
regular AZ 20 A NJ, l. $50, and . p NJ sunday 8 80
Express Tor Philadelphia 30 7 80 20. . o 30 Lin.
itrdli II n, :. 5, q, 80, ~. 80, and =
SUNDAY 4Snsnds A ~, 8, 8. 6 81; 80. $50 and Up
. N Emgrant aud second class. Z.
For Cape MAY ! + VI
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains At Jersey city, anording speedy ana direct
transfer Tor BROOKLYN travel
For trains to Newark. Elizabeth. Railway. Princeton
Trenton. Perth Amhoy. Flrmngton Bclvlcre and
other points see local schedules all Ticket Oices
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh 50 10 40 VI 10 20
daily; q so A VI $50 y VI daily. opt Monday
From Washington and Baltimore. Is - ~ 4 NJ I.lO
-. lOlof NJ. SUNDAY $50. " tpA VI. From Phila
dCluhla, sos. Is so. - 1000 II 50 A VI 10
10 $50 50, %. 10 -, lu.aO Z VI. sunday o.
81. o. ~, 10 81, II 80 4 VI q 81. ~ 20 2
Ticket oniccs. 526 ant "a Broadway, Aston House
ana loot Of Deshrosses And turtHndt SIS 4 Court =
ana Br9oklyn Annex Depot foot Of Fulton St Brooklyn,
~ 10. ana lls Hudson II, HobOkcn, Depot Jersey
FRANK THOMSON l. r. FARMER
General Manager. Genl Passenger Agent
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Michael Mccormick express driver rode his
noT To- NE bar IN the bend Of thc river above the rail
lntd hiist, last evening After taking the animal into
inc water ana washing H. he hched II to bush on The
bAnk ana went swimming lie was with Mr. BALDWIN
And his SON who remained near the shore. They n,'
served mat McCormicA large bulldog. which bath.
ivy WIN s master Kept sporuNely climbing upon him
started toward him. but lac threw the dog on and when
they called 20 know whether he wanted help he shook
ms head They then started TO SWIM back, but when
the} looked soon alierward the dog on Mccormick
drowned ~ "~ ""'