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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-09-13

/ tobacco, When tney can buy Mafburg Bros.
Seal Of North CGrOlinG,' at the same price7'
webb's Fall stock of Clothing has arriv-
ed, and embraces fine assortment, which
will be sold at prices to suit the times.
A new line of Jewelry Goods just re-
oeiyed at 40 40. Amsden's.
The best Red Wheat Flour $3.50 per
sack at Riddell's Store.
All the novelties in Gents Furnishing
Goods can be found at Webb's. 95-97
20 Pieces of new jamestown Alpacas at
Reduced Prices at Carlisle 6 Tyler's.
Fall Styles in Millinery at
95-6 Mrs. F. N. Pisrce's.
Silk Chenille in all Shades at Carlisle &
Tyler's.
New Black Cashmeres for Ear.y Fall
Trade at Carlisle & Tyler's. 94-97
New jamestown Alpacas at new prices
at Carlisle & TYlor's s4-97
Hurrah for Webb's and his Hstsl
Astonish all creation,
You find them bought by men Of thought,
And every occupation. 95-97
All Shades of Silk. Chenille at Carlisle &
Tyler's. fsk ss
New Goods for the Early fall trade az
riving daily at Carlisle Tyler's.
"And as he plucked his cursed steel away,
Mark how the blood Of Cesar follow'd it, !" |
1t was all wool. He bought it of Webb.
1,496.
A Good Brown Sugar. ne
A Choice Yellow Sugar. r............6
A Choice Yellow Sugar. So
An Extra Choice White Sugar . 20
Standard Coffee Sugar. ar...........9X
A Standard Granulated Sugar. 10
AT Riddelrs Store. |
Navy Blue and Seal Brown Sash Ribbons
at Carlisle & Tyler's.
"You all know this mantle l remem-
Der the first time ever Carson put it on.
Twas on a summers evening in" Webb's
Clothing Store. 1,496.
Reduced Prices on New jamestown Al |
pacas at Carlisle & Tyler's.
Summer cured Georges Bank Goldfish,
&c.: No. Whitefsh, 4c.; Trout, 4e. No. |
1 Mackerel, Sc per h., at Riddell's Store.
Our New Black Cashmeres can not be
exeelled for quality & Price.
Carlisle & Tyler.
DR.. Frease's Water Cure, New Brighton, Pa
1896
B. Webb's is the place to buy your Cloth
ing. 95-97
New Turkish Prunes, 1Oc per h., at Rid
dell's Store. lE3t-E
Ladies wishing new Fall Hats can get
them of (95-6l Mrs. F. NJ. Pierce.
B. Webb has just arrived from N. Y.
with large stock of Clothing. 95-97
Asplendid Ground Japan Tea, 25c. per
h., at Riddell's Store.
"Be thou as chaste as ice, as pure as
snow, thou shalt not escape calumny with
out you have one of Webb's new suits.
/
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-09-13

New Black Cashmeres for Ear.y Fall
Trade at Carlisle & Tyler's. 94-97
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-09-13

20 Pieces of new jamestown Alpaeas at
Reduced Prices at Carlisle & Tyler's.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-09-13

''Be thou as chaste as ice, as pure as
snow, thou shalt not escape calumny with
out you have one of Webb's new suits.
AQR
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-09-13

95-6 Mrs. F. N. Pierce's.
Silk Chenille in all Shades at Carlisle &
Tyler's.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-09-13

Fall Styles in Millinery at
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-09-13
OLD NEWSPAPERS

Always on hand and for sale
IA at 80 cents per hundred; et ne
TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-09-13

P. F. Good has now on hand about one
million Of shingles, and VIII sell shingles
at a reduced nrioe e.-P. r. Coon,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-09-13

Summer cured Georges Bank Goldfish,
&C.: No. Whiteish, 4c.; Trout, 4e.; No.
l Mackerel. Sc per lb., at RiddelI's Store.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-09-13

Reduced Prices on New jamestown Al
paeas at Carlisle & Tyler's. litf
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-09-13

B. Webb has just arrived from N. Y.
with large stock of Clothing. 95-97
Asplendid Ground Japan Tea, 25c. per
h., at Riddelrs Store.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-09-13

"You all know this mantle 1 remem-
Der the first time ever Carson put it on.
Twas on a summers evening in" Webb's
Clothing Store. 1,496.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-09-13

Navy Blue and Seal Brown Sash Ribbons
at Carlisle & TYler's.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-09-13

Our New Black Cashmeres can not be
excelled for quality & Price.
Carlisle & Tyler.
Smyrna times., 1878-05-08

Of Smyrna, have been greatly improved by
a fresh coat of paint. Between the town
and the country, our painters have been
kept so full of work as to require the as
sistance of Philadelphia journeymen. j.
V. Smith has put in nicely finished
vestibule in his dwelling and neat awning
in front of his store.......The "Sons and
Daughters of Smyrna" chartered society
connected with the Bethel A. M. f..
Church, will have turnout on Friday
evening at this church and be addressed
by Rev. Mr.. Coffee.......Amos Quito, some
what ahead of the tramps but no better in
his pedigree, made his appearance in our
community last week, and the worst of it
is, he brought his large family with him
and the community will have the whole
of them to feed throughout the summer.
They are regular suckers, and cannot be
driven away.......The new clip of wool is
coming in quite freely and selling at % and
% cts. per pound as it comes off the sheeps
back. Our wool dealer, j. w. Jones, took
in the first lot on the 9th of April......
Our merchants are generally getting out
their old or substituting old with new
awnings and otherwise getting ready for {
summers campaign.
Smyrna times., 1878-05-08

Poor Mrs. Tilton, if the newspaper par
agraphs may be credited, is in terrible
trouble. 1t is stated that she is in great
distress because Tilton denies that he
caused her to write her latest confession,
whereas she says she wrote it to please him
in the hope of a reconciliation. Instead,
he has cast her off and will not recognize
her, which is represented as having brought
her to the verge of insanity. 1t is further
stated that she is preparing to further for
tify her recent confession by another one
rs to incidents and dates. There need be
no surprise at anything she may do. 1t is
stated in a leading New York paper that
this late confession comes out of her getting
under the spiritual influence of an Adventist
preacher of the United Brethren" order,
whose peculiar faculty seems to be to put
susceptible people beside themselves. They
essay to understand and make plain OBJ
scure things in the Prophecies and Revela'
tions that cool headed scholars have not
the presumption to " tackle" ard it is the
very audacity of these men Qimited in
knowledge on every thing else) in under
taking to explain the unexplainable, that
captivates certain class of minds. In hel
most rational state, Mrs. Tilton was ar
enigma; under the influence of cad
ventism " we are not surprised at anything
she may do.
Smyrna times., 1878-05-08

ONE of the most ridiculous exhibitions
on record occurred in Congress last week,
when a session Of the House was ordered
for debate on the Tariff bill. Representa-
tive Wright, of Pennsylvania, had the floor
and read long and elaborate speech from
printed slips. During the reading, at
times, there was not another member in
the hall, the audience comprising, at most,
two or three boy-pages, and at one point
only one page. Wright is an aspirant fol
the Governorship of Pennsylvania. The
cost to the Government for gas (carbonic
not his own) to light the hall during the
performance is estimated at 5000 an hour
The Delauare Gazette is very anxious tC
have man who can speak to represent III
in Congress-in fact it places amuch higher
premium on ability to "spout," than i
does on honsty in voting. Speaking t.
empty benches at the rate Of $500 an hou
and interlarding his printed speech will
applause may suit the Gazette, but w
think our farmers would rather have
man who knows how to vote right.
Smyrna times., 1878-05-08

Is IT so that in American politics we can't
get away from fraudulent elections? There
was Louisiana with difference of 5000
votes between the counts, and settled only
by the arbitrary rulings of a Returning
Board to-day Florida and the confessions
of McLin and Dennis are agitating the
political centres in Kent county, in our
own State one party refuses to put ticket
in the field because the other by legal re.
strictions and party manipulations, keep
them hopelessly in the minority, and now
at an election for school commissioners in
the city of Wilmington it is charged that
three at least Of the Board were elected
fraudulently, by persons who had no right
to vote. 1t is a reflection upon the virtue
claimed for republican institutions when
fraud is charged all the way from the
Presidential chair down to the Lowest
salaried Office, and but for the light
radating from the Divine word we might
fear mans effort at self government would
be eclipsed in darkness.
Smyrna times., 1878-05-08
SMYRNA AND VICINITY.

MEssRs. TscurDY & Cats have sold the
Reese farm. near smyrna, recently
purchase J., .ncu at sheriff sale, to Mr..
Armington of Wyoming, Del, for 1890
cash. This is an advance of 5000.
The new firm, Misses. Collins & Savin,
successors to Mrs. C. NJ. Collins, have just
returned from the city with large stock
of trimmings and notions which they are
now arranging on their shelves and are
ready to meet the wants of customers.
New PRoPRIEToR.-Peter P. Collins has
succeeded Chas. Z. Foxwell, deceased, as
proprietor of the Smyrna Hotel. Mr.. G.
has had the principal management of the
hotel the past year, and the general expires
sion was for him to succeed to the proprie
torship.
DR.. HIRoNs, surgeon on the steamer
Pennsylvania, writes to friend in this town
that the last homeward trip was the quick
est on records days 10 hours and l.
minutes-between Queenstown and Cape
Henlopen. This is 2 hours ahead of the
best time of the IHinoise."
CLOTHING SToLEN.-On Wednesday nigh
last the front door Of Thomas Mccoy
tailoring shop was pryed open, and cloth
ing belonging to different customer
amounting to nearly 500 in value stolen
Nothing in an unfinished state was taken
1t seemed to be the work of professiona
thieves.
TEsrIMoNIALs.-We have the followin.
testimonials from two of the former pastor
of the M. L. Church in regard TO Mis-
Bunnell, who is to read in the Town Hal
Thursday evening of next week. Rev. A
Rittenhouse says: " Miss Gertie Bunnell j
reader Of superior ability and culture.
Rev. w. G. Robinson says: +" 1t affords m
pleasure to commend Miss Gertie Bunnel
as one of the most affective readers / hay
had the privilege of hearing"
Smyrna times., 1878-05-08

The quantity of Pork and other improper
food consumed is enormous and produces its inevi-
table results in innumerabe types Ofdscasc especially
Sores, etc. all OF which however yield rapidly and
surely to Dr. Bulls Blood Mixture.
CHURCH MUsIC.-Thc finest music pro-
ved by any church in the country is to be heard
sundays and holidays at st. Francis NavierS in New
York. Its organ and its choir alike famous and
its services are crowded by both the religious and the
critical. The credit of this superb prominence be
longs 10 the orgalist Professor VIM. BeIge, music
in his and had to abandon his profession until
cured by Giles Iinmcnt Iodide Ammonia.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet.
DR.. GILES. 10 West Broadway y. Y
Trial size p cents. Sold By JAS r. occker, Agent,
Smyrna. Del.
Milk COWS will not die with Hollow Horn
and Wolf if FoutZs Celebrated Horse and Cattle
/ Powders are gvon them occasionally during Winter
and spring.
Fowler is putting in better Innings and
/ Trimmings than has ever been used in
Clothing in this town.
The Madonna Miniature new style) and
Satin Photograph, lat Bradford Smyrna, Del.
If you want Pumps, 90 to Tschudy's; he
has big lot and sells them cheap.
99cts. WAMSUTTA SHIRTS, 99cts.
Three-Ply Linen Bosoms, Three-Ply Linen
Necllbands, Three-Ply Linen Wristbands,
and finished complete, at b. \. IIAzELL' 5,
Cheap Cash Store.
fyou want Coat, Pants Vest. or Suit
90 and see the assortment Of Fashions and
Suitings, at Fower's.
For Furnishing Goods, gentlemen, 90 to
John f. Phillips & Co.'S. They have the
best stock that there is in town and arc
selling at astonishingly low prices.
My new Spring Stock includes the finest
and best styles of Hats and Caps | have
ever kept. S. l.. Kahn.
Tell it far and near that Phillips is now
ready with as good line of Ready Made
Clothing, Hats, Caps and Gents Furnishing
Goods as he ever had the pleasure of offer
ing to the people Of this community.
Good assortment of Wall Papers, cheap
at Tschudy's.
; S. L. Kahn, Clothier and Tailor Fol
Fine Goods, Good Trimmings and a gooc
; Fit, call to see me. \ good fit guaranteed
or no sale.
! Tschudy has a lot of Chester Paving Bricl
! always on hand. They are the only kinC
fit for paving.
{, Tile proof QfMe Pudding is IN tic tasting 10
= IN tic Jiowing there IS about d.-Respecttull,
referyou to those whom have cut and mad
E Clothing for in regard to the style, fit, Gu
i and make. No obligation to take gar
ment ordered if not perfectly satisfactory
No occasion to say | would willingly Civ
!, $40 dollars more if my coat was cut as
# wanted it, if it is not cut and made as Vol
wanted it, ask you to leave it on m
= hands and don't try to coax you into be
c lieving it is. | did not start this busines
c with the intention of driving old citizen
out, but with the intention of keeping on
/. money at home. Remember l have tn
r best trimmings and that is proved. l max
d the best work at no higher figures tha
" slopshop. Time will tell the truth. Ca
and see me. S. l.. Kahn, Main ST., Smyrna
Smyrna times., 1878-05-08

The arrival in our waters of what may
prove Russian cruiser, has aroused John
Bull to full sense Of the danger to his
commerce. Should we repay him in kind
for the mean, contemplate part he took
against us in our late war it would be but
serving him right The chickens he took
care to hatch out at that time appear very
Smyrna times., 1878-05-08

THE TIMES" is published every Wednesday after
noon by ROBERT D. HoFFECKER, Editor and Pub
liSher at Smyrna Delaware.
-SUBsCRIPTIoN-On year $500 i'll advance, or
$3.50 if not paid till the end of the year No paper
discontinued until all arrears paid-only at the
option of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate of
Seven Cents aine for the first insertions subsequent
insertions Three and ahalfcents. Aliberaldiscount
made to quarterly semi-annual and yearly adverti-
Smyrna times., 1878-05-08

Temperance Tramp IN EXEton.-Mr. John
Fox, a temperance evangelist from Wilmington, who
has recently been aboring in the temperance cause
in the lower part Of the peninsula visited ElktOn on
saturday last with view of TcViYing the temperance
work, but not meeting with the encouragement he
expected he returned home. lfhe isas wild upon the
subject of temperance as he is upon religion we CON
gratuate the people Of Elkton upon their escape from
the niction Of the vaarics of his disordercd brain.
tell IJhig.
Persuasion is undoubtedly better than
force. An Elkton gallant accompanied by his lady
love, visited fishing shore the North East on
saturday last. He drove bauky horse and thereby
loCOmOtOn was not very swift. The lady, who is
member of the Moral SuaSion club. suggested that
the animal be cOaXcd; and the gallant with bucket
three miles. As the procession marched through
North East, the gentleman remarked to sidewalk
lOungcr that this is mighty good way to get along
but there amt much fun i'll il. t.'-DcmOcri.
| Foyyny.-A man by the name Of Charles
B. Smith has been in Talbot county selling to farmers
II receipt to make fertilizers, taking their notes and
selling them at liberal discount to dealers i'll paper
James h. Mcdaniel, for S;l6 and sold ii to A. A. Pas
cult. for $3.50 and left. The next day Puscault learn
cd from Mcianlei that 1t was u forgery and started
in search Of him, having first teegralhcd to Amapo-
lis, SCatOrd, Clayton, sc. smith arrested at
ford but the parties there thought from his good ap
pcarnce there must be some mistake about it and let
him go. lie took the direction Of Gcorgctown Del.
| and has not since been heard from.
Whisky Bu7,i,,g.-The Dashaways had a
grand tclnpcrancc demonstration and whisky lrrn-
great number Of persons signed the pledge includ
ing several saloon Keepers, one Of whom gave his
! stock Of liquors to the DashawayS for Il bonfire
| Fortunately his whisky not 50 heavily Watcrcd
as to prevent it from burning, and it given the
flames amid great enthusiasm on the part of the
DGshawayS, and much emotion on the part of the i'm
pecunious topers The Legislature having adjourn
Ell, this is an auspicious time for the AnHapoli,
saloon keepers to ConSign their whisky to the flames
particularly if there is chance OF its being paid for
-ttcH Wing.
Rcmarhs Of DR.. RcHcy.-In the Maryland
State Temperance Conycmtion Rev. DR.. J. Mex
Kelley made Il brief address, i'll which he advocated
making political fight in the Of temperance
When they went to the Legislature they had been me
by the cry of ctnanCe-tinaucC. This finance
means simply putting filthy lncre against the souls
men that the State might receive blOOd-mOney. They
wanted to the State from this and were in II fail
way TO do it. They had moved on the cnemy's work.
! at Annapolis under General Daniel, felt hi
strength, and retired in good order. Next time the
enemy would feel them. He wanted men 10 com,
into the balanceOfpOwCr party, only 10 work fol
! local option but for prohibition. He praised tn
efforts OF women i'll the cause. and to show th
strength, said there 10000 signatures to til
various temperance pledges in Baltimore
Smyrna times., 1878-05-08
By THE AUTHOR.

There's Little Yaller Wagon" cruising all about
this town.
And one object Of its owner is, to keep the prices
down - f'
'Tis a great accommodation, such we've never had
you wish 10 understand this thing just call at Wor
denS store.
And give to them your order for such things as YOU
may need -
You then can see that wagon 90 with everlasting
speed.
You may order almost anything-you'n find they
But if they fail to have it, you scarce find it any
Their Goods are fine in quality, with prices very low
Ana you u"Nh TO purchase you can quickly proveits
MWorlens Store, on Herrin' Hill"-location 5 name
For twas famous fishing ground sometime bef,ra
the flood.
Fine Groceries, Provisions too you'll find in plenty
there; F'
Cigars Tobacco Candy Fruit with Stone and Earthen
ware.
Their stock of Glassware you will find quite large and
With clerks well drilld attentive. obliging and polite
vi Dry Goods Hardware Cutlery, and every kind Of
Wash Tubs and Water Buckets, with Wash Boards and
Tin Pals.
They have fine assortment of all the Goods I've
Besides for Farming Implements their Store has long
Pows, IIarrows, Reapers, Chums with Hoes. Rakes
and Spades,
(At prices made to suit the times) all sizes and all
grades.
OF Stationery too you'll find they have good supply
With many, very many, things which must just pass
There's Paints and Oils and Colors all sizes too Glass
Coal Oil and Putty, Flourand Feed and Lamps which
equal gas,
Stone Lime ofextra quality-the price is not too bgb
Fine Mastering Hair you'll find it there quite clean
Peach baskets By the million and Blind. and Doors
and Sash, - '
With Lumber in abundance, which can al, he bopobt
for CASH ~ ~ '''e''
Smyrna times., 1878-05-08

Milk COWS will not die with Hollow Horn
and Wolf if Foutzs Celebrated Horse and Cattle
Powders are giyon them occasionally during Winter
and Spring.
Smyrna times., 1878-05-08

PERsoNAL.--J. F. Heston, Esq, of San
francisco, visited our town last week for
several days, guest of VIM. NJ. Bell.
Rev. A. S. Johns, rector of St. Peters
Church, this town, who has been visiting
his friends in Baltimore and Virginia for
the past two weeks, is expected to return
home the latter part of this week. His
pulpit has been supplied in his absence by
DR.. Childs of Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1878-05-08

Fowler is putting in better Innings and
Trimmings than has ever been used in
Clothing in this town.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-03
THE STATE FINANCES.
covrpo1Irp COTT,S REPORT

CONTROLLER OLCOTTS REPORT.
PAYMENT OF THE BOUNTY DEBT-REDUCrioN OF
THE CANAL AND GENERAL fUND DEBTs-M-
PORTANCE OF KEEPING UP CANAL TRAFFIC.
SUCCESSFUL MANAGEMENT OF THE STATE
PRISONS.
Controller Olcott in his, annual report SPEAKS OF
the payment of the Bounty Debt as the most inpor-
tant financial event of the year and gives deta'ied
statements showing by what means the General una
and Canal Debts have been reduced, the entire
reduction aggregating more than Sl2ooo'ooo
He dwells az length the Importance OF
maintaining the canals in good condition.
and reducing the tolls no low as 10
draw TO the them largest possible amour.
of traffic. He speaks of the exceien.
results of Superintendent Pilsburys management oil
the state Prisons. and urges the importance OF piac
ing the reformatorics directly under state con-
troll The readiness with which counties ara towns
involve themselves in debt is severely condemieu
New-York tribune., 1878-01-03
NEWYORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1878

fectedby resumption Our revenues are provided Tor IN
gold, and we have no demand obligations existing. The
success of resumption would seem TO depend upon the
of confidence the public has IN the National
Treasnrvs ability TO meet its demand notes IN gold CON-
1t prerequisite that this confidence shall De perfect ana
maintained ut all times. The National Treasury must
lor years 10 come, hold the specie reserve OF the
country. The trying time will come when the egaite
der notes are forever Withdrawn, and the General Gov
eminent its connection with our finances except
goes n is within the range Of possibilities that the Con
gress may postpone the day named for resnmption IN
which case the above quoted law would conflict with the
National law II will necessary for you TO tae acti0n
IN the matter II question is not definitely settled be-
fore YOur alllOuInmcnf.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-03

Wipdsor Hofei-Vice- President William a. Wheeler
OF Malone ~ Y and General N. Knapp, Of Auburn
Ei,h renu. Hotei-Generai Alert j. .yer % liner
Signal Officer s. and Smith NJ. Weed, OF PattsDurg
" Erereh HOuss-Rear Admiral James H. Strong u
\. Clarendon HpeLMlss Clara Ionise Kellogg ana
els b. Hayes OF Boston b. Wright OF Phiadelphia ana
tbs Frederick Billings, of Vermont. hctropotta
H0fsi-Dewitt G. Litteohn. OF Oswego Hcet 3rus
trick General J. b. Stonehonse OF Albany. Heaa,nser
Uotsi-IerOme B Parnenier of Troy. ..GSeg H0use--
Forsyth President of the Rensselaer, polytechnic n
sute 5 VyieroDf Hovsc- Lieutenant Colonel Thomas T.
Field oi the United States Marine Corps. hC6Di
Postmaster j. w. kn0won OF bridgeport. Astor
HOusc-General Sas Casey, u. ). A.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-03
p Q ST S OR i.
3:f5 a. M.
--LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE PROSPECTS OP PEACE.

LoNDoS, Thursday, Jan. 3, 1873.
Constantiuope dispatch says Turkey is rdis-
posed to approach Russia.
Austria. Germany, France and Italy all admit the
principle of separate negotiations. but claim voice
ia the tna settlement
AN AR1ilSTiCE PROBABLE.
BRUSSELS, Thursday, Jan. . 1878.
The indtp.HdHoc BeigCs dispatch from Paris IN
Inmates that Turkey will probably propose an arms
tic. the basi. ,h. '"i'c~"~"'- retaining W"
positions thev now occupy.
LONDON. Thursday, Jan. 3, 1873
Another Cabinet Council is announced for today.
The Vienna correspondent OF The Iim0 says the
Russian GOyeinmcn. appears TO be throwing out
fecers pointing 20 the demolition Of Turkeys Dan
ubian fortrcsScs rs of the conditions of peace.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-03
THE WEATHER IN NEw-YoRK STATE LAST NIGul

The following was the condition of the
weather in the 9i5 y. along the routcs OF
the Hudson River aud New York Central Railways:
Hochesfer-PaFtly coudy: five inches Of snow wind
northwest: Mercury II degrees above zero.
A Auturn-Vcry cold light snow.
Syracusc-Ncry cold; showing.
Ghca-VcTy cold: cGady.
Lbdny Troy, dad FOnghEsepSie-Cold showing hard.