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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-22
NOTES From NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, Il. l., April 19.-Actiye prepare
tons for visible every hand, and the
painters gardeners aud carpenters are just as busy
they can be I'm and the villas OF the summer
dents The streets and also being put IN
order The hotels are brushing up but In OF them
is proposed any extensive Improvement. The Aquldneck
House has been improved by threestory addition IN
the rear This and the other hotels Will be under the
charge of their old landlords.
The will of the late Sidney Brooks of Boston, adj
United to probate at this place on Wednesday. The
personal property amounts to upwards OF S20O00O Mr.
BrOOkss extensive property at THIS place VIII De dis
posed Of soon as possible.
The City Council through Mayor Bedlow has requested
the Secretary OF the Treasury TO the removal OF
the automatic buoy located at the entrance to the har
Dor which little annoyance TO the local pop
ulaton. and which will he great detrment TO the
place during the summer Its moaning sound Is
perfectly horrible especially when the WIND Is south
west
Mrs NJ. 8. McTavish, OF Baltimore, daughter Of the
late General Winfield Scott has taken the Weaver cot
tage ON Belevue-ave. the Ocean House. for the
season. Among the cOttagers who have been in town
during The week August Belmont ana Mrs. BEL
mont, Mrs. Pierre LOrilard, Mr. h NJ stalgg, MIS-
Stephen Bowen and Mrs Edward King.
The torpedo station located In this harDor, VIII nave
ira usuo class OF officers for in the and
manufacture of torpedoes and other appliances about
the lst OF june and Goat Island, where the station Is
located will add much to the attractions OF the CITY uu
ing the summer
Mira Paran Stevens Of NewYork, will occupy her villa
ON her return from Europe August Several families
have already arrived for the The fine estate OF
Mr. Nathan Matthews, of Boston, on Beleyue-aye mas
been sold 10 sfr. George III. Norman for SJS,lOO An
% of s5 900 was refused for place less than hye
years ago IL sold by the Newport savings banA'
which held mortgage on IL for S5ooOo.
Henry Bedlow was elected Mayor of Newport on
Wednesday for the third time He is the OF the
Malbone estate pleasantly written about by Colonel
T. W. HgglnsOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-22
STURDY BEGGARs COMMITTED.

Bartolcmo BadinO, beggar, who goes about
the streets with ACCORDION and pacard announcing
his blindness, and accompanied by two children, was
taken to the Tombs Police Court, Saturday. He had
been arrested before and dismissed with reprimaDd
Justice Bxby this time sent him to the Aims House and
the children 10 the Catholic PrOtectOry.
Catharne Arnold. of No. 80 Catharinest, who per-
sisted IN making her children beg. was aragned mme-
diatey after and sent to tie Aims House. the children
being sent 20 n public institution.
Bessie DOnOhue, homeless woman found begging
with her baby, committed under the Ndgrancy Act
and her child was sent 20 the Catholic Pr0tectOy
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AFTER THE USKNowABLE.-" Where do Pc,
tatoes come MONT asked little nve-year-old enc ar
told that they grew, and the process OF M
NAMED but where did the frat one come np s an ne
ppersisred Her father said he didn't know. !. Well
Thought for few moments, and broke out via s,s and
1 suppose they made little teeuy, V noss lust 81
much about the facts OF evolution ast the wise''-i
Transcript
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SHARP RIVALRF FOR TRAFFIC.

CUTTING RATES AND DIYERTING TRADE.
NETWORK TRADE TAKEN AWAY BY BOSTON AND
OTHER NEw-ENGLAND CITIEs-LOw CHARGES
BY THE GRAND TRUNK-REDUCTIoNs IN PAssEN-
GER RATES.
"When the Grand Trunk Railroad was cut
ting rates last Autumn" said prominent railroad man
Yesterday the managers OF the appOrtionment scheme
saw that unless they could secure that company as an
ally the different railroads could not be controlled so as
to maintain schedule rates. At that time freight from
Boston to Chicago contracted for by the Grand
Trunk line as low as 50 cents After much
persuasion the Grand Trunk managers consented
to join the combination, and it was agreed
that the Grand Trunk should take feghts from Boston
at 10 cents less than the NewYork schedule The result
is that freight has been carried TO chicago IRON
Boston 90 cents, against 10 cents charged
by all the railway lines from New-Iorki ana
Goods manufactured at Lowell, Nashua, Concord,
and other New-Engand cities have been shipped directly
10 the from the mills an extensive trade being mus
diverted from New-YOrk 10 Boston and the East IL Is
no longer a that for several weeks contracts for
wesbOund freight have been made over the Grand Trunk
road from Boston low 90 cents per 100 pounds-Or
20 cents than the rates from NewlOTk TO the same
points This recent reduction by the Grand Trunk nne
i'm violation the combination contract Is known 10y the
managers the other associated lines who wink at IT,
fearing that withdrawal OF freight from the offending
compaliy-such made IN the case OF the wabash
rOad-mignt lead TO the Grand Trunks abandonment of
The railroads leading out Of Chicago and St. Lous
have begun cutting west5Ound freight, the CHI
rago Aitn AND ST Louis road carrying merchandise TO
Kansas Cty LeavenwOrth, AtchisOn and ST. Joseph at
10 cents per hundred pounds for nst second ana nfu
rss and cents FOR fourth class goods. Commissioner
Mlgley has written 10 Commissioner FINK, eX-
pressing fear that the Western apporionment plan
win be broken up aud urging MrFink to maintain rates
strictly from NeWYOrk the West II Is reported that
meeting OF railroad presidents IL 70 be held soon 20
regulate the affairs of the Western roads and 10 arrange
a Summer schedule OF rates west-DOund freight much
below the present schedule.
The present great reduction I'm eastbouUd passenger
rates from Cincinnati IL claimed IN railroad circles Is
the continuation Of railroad war that has been going
ON for years. with brief Intervals OF compromise The
standing rule has been TO allow the Atlantic ana Great
western road 10 sell tickets from Cincinnati to
Neg.Yurk at S1s, against go by the other routes,
on account OF the eight hours difference IN
lime The Bee Line, IL is understood, reduced 10 SIS
last week This cut in rates followed immediately
by "A reduction the Pan Handle route, and now the
re irst-class tickets, with strong PROBABLE
nv that II will again be reached as during the rivalry
several months ago Passenger agents mere deny that
there w be "A reduction west-bouud passenger rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-22
CANALS AND RAILROADS COMPETING.

WESTERN MERCHANTS USING THE WATER ROUTES.
Agents of the fast freight lines express fear
that the canals will receive unprecedented amount of
wcst-hound merchandise this Summer unless there is
-peedy aud material reduction OF rates by rail- They
SAY that they have received numerous letters from
western tobbing firms whose freight has invariably been
shipped by rail pre- years threatening to use the
canals solely unless lower rates are offered over the
trunk lines The transit companies have sent circulars
10 all lake ports Offering low rates for merchandise. One
line announces that It transport passengers aud
propery between the East ana West IN nearly as quick
iime os by rail, ant ~ much lower rates
Contracts have been made by canal companies with
nercn1uts of St LOUIS Cincinnati Cleveland, Toledo,
Chicago aud many other cities. The companies claim
that goods be delivered at Chicago from NewloTk
in fifteen twenty days, according 10 route The pres
ent rates to Chicago are per 100 pounds:
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devil Let us DO willing to suffer, TO labor with Him
II suffer and die with Him, we shall i've Win lin
II Won have wept you have night TO rejoice at this day
OF the resurrection when church decks herself with
the grant flowers OF Spring and the resonant sounds
OF Nature when she puts aside the signs OF mourning
and puts on her bridal when the organ and the
choir pour fourth happier strains and the priest uses
more festive tones
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IL is understood railroad circles that the rates by
rail will be reduced next week by the Baltimore com
itce OF the trunk lines 10 80 cents TO Chicago and IS
cents 10 Cleveland rstcass freight to compete with
the low canal charges.
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laden with floral decorations. Twenty candidates for
were received into the church.
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NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, April 21.-Lieutenant w. IL.
Webb is ordered the Navy Yard at Pensacola Leuten
ant A. g. Paul has reported his return home from the
swatara has been placed on sick leave Lieutenant
Hamilton Perkins is detached from the Navy Yard, Bos
ton and ordered to the Enterprise, Norfolk, Va En-
sign Charles E. Fox has reported his return home nav
ing been detached from the Adams and has been pace
on waiting orders Captain Thomas Wilson Is ordered
to relieve Captain Charles Mcclure as oommlssny o.
subsistence at Washington, wh0 upon being Iencheu
will report for duty commlssary OF suDslstence ~
Boston. lrstLieutenant L. A. ChamDeriln Is uetaeu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-22

AN ORTHODOX DouBT.-" Mamma, dear,
Francose The new nurse always says her prayers In
French. DO YOU think she viii be understood "
Punch.
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EASTER IN THE CHURCHES.

SERVICES. DECORATIONS AND SERMONS
LARGE CONGREGATIONS AT ALL THE CHURcHEs-
THE CEREMONIES AND THE DEcoRATIoSs-shhF-
MONS BY THE REV. HENRY WARD BFEcHER'
THE REV. DRs. WGLYNN, HoUGHfoN AND
TIFFANY, AND THE REV. r. b. HULL
The Easter services yesterday in the roman
Catholic and Episcopal churches, and even In other
places of worship, were very elaborate The floral
decorations were beautiful, but not as extensive as
in former years. The congregations were very large
The clergynen generally preached sermons appropr-
ateto the day. Mr.. Beecher and the Rev. Dr. McGlynn
smoke mainly of Easter as the supreme anniversary
of Christianity. DR.. HoughtOn and DIR. Tiffany
drew lessons from the resurrection. The Rev. K.
b. Hull spoke of his labOrs for one year in the
Tabernacle Baptist Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-22
HOUSE or REPRESENrlTIVES.
WAsnINGroy, April 81, 1873.

GLOVER PROTESTS AGAINST THE CONDUCT or THE
NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE POSTAL APPROPRIATIONS
DISCUSSED,
The sun., 1878-08-13
POIsON AND 4 R.izOR.
Cnri schnlk. Rc.taurnnt Proprietor, Tries TO
Commit suicide.

Carl Schalk. proprietor of n restaurant at
u Barclay street. did not come down from HIS
room. at "a East Ninth street. yesterday morn
Ing, and at2 p. VI. n servant girl WAS sent to
call him. After repeated rapping she opened
tho door and saw Mr., Sch0lk lying uncon-
scious on tho bed With q deep cash in his neck
DR.. Kcmccn nsccrtaincd that Mr. Schnlk had
taken some kind II opium uoison. mud had cut
N gnsh threo inches in length and nm inch in
doth IN the lef side ~ his neck 4 rnzlr lny
on writing cusc half way across the room. Mr.
Srhak having ilung it as he lny on the bed
Tho cut Jailed to ronch the artery. and the
wound was not considered fatal. The poison
however was sunleirut lo Kill him. Mr.. S'hUlk
was sent 10 st. Ninrrnls Hospital. and ly
vigorous rubbing and electric shocks he partly
TrEAlu"d cons 'iuusnr-s.
Mr. Schalk was Il bachelor nnd about 60 years
oi age lie WINS native Of Freihurg. Baden.
and was rotugce from Germany on account Of
having participated in tho insurrertion of lsiS.
lie cunn 10 this country in 1851. lie nj differ
cnt times owned restaurants in William street,
Nussnu street, and broadway and Thirty-lhird
street. In May last he opened tho restaurant At
II Barclay street. whi H. il is Snid. did not provo
n auccrssfu venture, and his attempt To kill
himself. 1t is supposed, was caused by financial
embarrassment Mr.. Srhalk was large lat, and
Vuod-nnturcd. and WIS highly esteemed by his
German compHtriOis. tie WIS u cousin Of
Schalk Brothers the Newark brewers.
The sun., 1878-08-13

. ~ ,,,t -, att, :, :. .,,,,. 90, i,,io,o No., p,,,to.
lhai your onl9n"nts VIII pn I" uIi2ra,tH 'n nay
thry ,nev'r WI lacH You n;Nih', rNpn't To- see
me- p'm9rrHtE r0hn,r Hho h"pupr rc4n thrl
JON l.uiu. 'h ',Ns M KY il.n'S ~" i'h uIe
- ,il' "nN NY SUM; ll.'S WI Jpln III lhN '"i'i
,hE uHil"l,t 40 u'ie" ,Ne WoIf 'lFH'h' III
l'llhuS u' ol f'ry, i'h WIS
go unioNunotr n~ ~ huV', lour ,WvS
WN' 'i'N ul Nl ti'nl 'i'l ,hllu W'IN uutrI
N"' t'r " u'N''l' uhl VI Vrl 'H"W
W"A 1uIN WP'h ty iluNN 'iu n'nD7 "l
ilN "cuu WV. - ne prVur'u an 'N-
ll'rS wagon ana pnt inc .h"hNS III "N 'n
uhd INC hnltes R't miN'd. ana sonin oi i'i"il
ii'W OUT; ~ WIS 'nnluscd nnd h' hnd I" pui
ll'h nt IN one ErUN', ana Nli'r I' ""
N'NN ~ IT," fNi-"d e." inm'"l"n'. ovr iNp
~ una WIN TINS INSCRIPTION; ,9trIhy,r.
pause anu nrup "a i'ar. inc h'n'~ "i wary WI
mAnncr il" homes oi Su4an ,ur. ana li'nry
hnhuhh. lNrcHl lHuth''r Nlrl Hpll""r-tI'l I'VE
j. 70" way We rNl"'i in S." t.','' 0N l.N'l
aud old frauds Hit'r neN Nov m"t'
expect 90 srr ul oyer tl, S'nir lu-' r. hf~' ava
just MS cutuu- ns'c meetings ~ rs TINS mere t,-
nn nsscmnIy a. ihia n leprouS '''h ul u
hundnold"r tronnir-. aushicr ana arulans".l
pirates Wili ir up un n'"W "WnE. Rl! n'd ,n
th" ha'nt 81 l9Nln- h',l .'-. ~ ,on I.iu.ro hhV
s,ai@ a2S di siar,ai1n I % appca W io @ Ec mo,hor-
Take your husbands amt neuunintanccs. tr;l
ihcm ui IT. 2ro,r l' T,W yon nrnnt.
issues. let 1t %. m your morning and
evening piy"r' l'H rl'hl 10 u'H iHrlI rp'nus
tn iool u 'ir .ssu's' 1,m,u must como tng ihcr
III . r.iu .pl"nnN ! IL, ~ on ON Er' q, putl1sN"l
capturing N" AiVo oi MlsSWhuWiiS neN Noe
yeinnrr iS,to De nnl' tO enter t'e Whit" il9u-c
n '0oV' h'rN - lur Whoi' thlhg N "a hnisW'u.
VItWlilL,. lNr pglll'hl purposes. lVrl's oil 's,
YES; Ncwoh, want YOU 10 say yes ah,i ihrn
DIX oul' N"unht WNnt you tv u' ipp"u ,y
WhlskcY urlhklhg spnuters on inc "lhef sl''.
MechAnics are hcttnr nnir t. DISCUSS any luc--
non than amy man 10 th' torly-n'lh Congress
to-day. except Zen iuter. l SEQ visions ~ an
empire. HrMt lnE"lus in 'nIturr ~" r'puhhc
ana turn II INTO an empire i'nck'u NJ hN tho
monopolist honlhold'rs anu ,lnk sma@nrrS oi
VIZ W NHlllN w. Hth WV wv ll"9 az
u'na!'r. hul WY WtNnEm'n VIII ~. W.T. sun
The sun., 1878-08-13
New York Markets.

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So, , ~, - d,,,,rd ,nr Nn,,r lint more inquiry
& '' ,i, m " W. & t r,'s.;,,n ,f satur1v In com.
@ "n HlilltI. :. NnV i,io up,,orad ~ oucte STAT, and
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Nn * AVN Wti,yi ,, u,,.,s n.,en,. e,ass So:
- W" n No., - o. ~ , ~, ~ % iekeTs and
f,S iiis,Mi ~ e. - ~ .Nirrng rxtras
81 gI9si7h cern u,coiwes s,crn - 2oSs2GO: Brandy.
80. ,as,e,t ~ - ~ ~, rs a., whcai ICED ala
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N ,r.,,irr II itr ,,r f,nu.rv If t,r ,nr fenruarv
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r,rt ern,rr bnt otieV ale. f INC ss irr
ri. n,, H.. .,nt ori IN hbis tnt Scu,.tuhey NJ siis
h,Li wv iii % f,r octlbcr and sIl 3h inr Novemh,r
a. @ , ,,,uI !, itt ,ies n an,iiy me a. ~ eis "a
,,A n i ali M u,. hans old NJ eli IA for nyir,e
,i,, ii, si. ,f ,n boxcs nnrt Al tit.c fnr civ
,', ~ ,.,,, t,,, - ,ss.u.d a.,
The sun., 1878-08-13
sURRorNDnD ~ DESPERATE MEN.
Two Police Oncers In search Of n Criminal
Attacked by IA Throng of Italians.

Giuseppe Antonio, Of Battle row at lllth
street and First avenue. n DARK. i-yisaged man.
was ac.used before Justice Morgan at the Tomls
Police Court Yesterday morning; OF Cu mitihg
To murder Detective Adnme AMI Onl'er Suli-
van Of the Mulberry street police. Detective
Adams. handing justice Morgan u long. sharp
edged rHpier related IN" following:
Sunday morning Joseph Novelino of 10
Roosevelt street fatally stabbed y 'olo raronto
at "a Park street Tho doctors at the
Chambers Street Hospital having pronounced
hy Capt. lyman n trarA Novc.lno Taking
Onlcrr sullivan ulonr. We Tracked Nnvriiun To-
No row ui housna 80 ll.N -'rH'. ON ,nferiu.s
thn house wo Show 'd Our sA.ells. Gud iull tur
liHhnn~ shore iuat w" Wrro iu scn- b Of Nove-
limo. w. Wrr" -urr'uueed hy a crow,l wa0 ''l-
lowed u- rIn-'ly fo fl" tnp No'r Throw ng
open door the liUIltn- pushed US into % room.
W" u-kHl ilr Nlvriu1. hu' 'nr HN-N' tNr irl--
ourr. Antonio. 'gau tu a.0 ga '4i'd4r. ledt f-
{. at w. Wrr' 300. danger. We prepared o. leave.
Then Antonio drew the rup.cr He luu-"I 20
u- and Dth"r !Nhau-. armed with KNIVES pre-
vented our -'uur. nr dr.w cur r"yuVcr-.
and dct .rmiuH 3 O. -low N-Af. AS Aitlu4o il-
riDusly auHrNal "a, Ne ih,oat uel tl -H it.
Happening To- q. x through tn" wind 1W NN saw
several pnho" ON "'rS pass ns hy and 'a.l"i 90
the door open. with their aid We su e'ecd a ln
overpow.rlng Antonio. We then uSeertIlnpd
thai while we w'rc crtHin. Il NoVelluu, who wj,,
IN 90 room below, ,-'up'd"
Justice Morgan fully committed Giuseppe Au-
The sun., 1878-08-13
WHAT BosTON mas TALKED ABoUE
Mrs. sarah VI. Rice's Death Finding n suit at
Law Involving Mnny Heputntions.

Boston. Aug. 12.-Mrs. Sarah NJ. Rice,
who was drowned on Friday afternoon while
bathing at Cohassct Nnrrows. was the
plaintiff in the much talked OF Rico
Coolidge suit She has n sister who
keeps boarding house in Fifth avenue. near
Forty-secon asircct New York. The suit grew
ont of tho second attempt of Mr.. Joseph s.
Coolidge 10 ohtnin divorce. II attracted great
attention hecausc Mr.. Coolidge was n member
Of y fanrily foremost in the society Of this city.
Mrs. Coolidge while on visit to Europe
ccased corresponding with hcr husband,
and on her return sued for . divorce
tion was denied. Soon ulterward she
removed 10 Dubuque. lown. md instituted n
new suit. alleging. for rensOn ior the dusirN 4
divorce. the intimacy NJ her husband with Mrs
Rico. She was not successful ia this suit.
At that time Mrs. Rice was Keeping fnshion-
able boarding house in ono OF the most rXclu-
sive ncirhhorhoods In Boston, The accusa-
tion Of Mrs. Coolidge so seriously injured her
reputation and that Of her boarders. several
she inst tinted a suit against Mrs Coolidge Tor
defamation Of character. clalmin. hcavy dam
agcs. The case WINS r"frrred TO the Hon. Chns.
:. Bradley. eX-Chicf Justice Of Rhode Island.
Judge George f. Cnoatc. and Theodore II.
SwectSer.
Judge Bradley declined to serve. and those in
tercstcd being unable TO agree upon a pcrsen 10
nll his place, the case was suspended.
Mrs. Rice, u few days before her death,
tried or settled this fall. Her death will put
m end. probably. TO n suit that has occupied the
thoughts and conversation OF our best citizens
for many weeks
The sun., 1878-08-13
Iu.Tren,rd by Ills stcpmother.

Fitzgerald ), Weed of l4s Spring street a rca-
uye OF the Hon Thurlow weed. IN complaint Go the so.
cicty nr the Prevention ot Cruelty 90 thdgcu yr.irr-
day, sad that yearold son of Thomas code o O
rth a,cnue South Brooklyn had been badly abused by
lis sicpmoihcr. ION sunday evening " he said "fhr
little fellow, ragged and almost umishrd with huupcr
clne tn my huusc and told me that lis sic mother Nii
whipped INN aui iurucl hlu out ni doors nu 01inrln
iAr luA slept i'm stnnt rutt"s ward ou saturday n M
tn sunday hr runt his way tith. ~fu iNfft Il tfNr
in NrN i"rA, whore BE- wandered aut ihr streets uli
lc rtaca'd Mr Weeds house. MI Nt,is family lt.il
r.nY bruises ou hls hudy, Mr Nc,d Will give hlu "a
INN N .nl
The sun., 1878-08-13

what have you here 2" Justice Morgan asked
yesterday Onccr Cooper led two very small boys 10
the bar of the Tomhs Police Court The officer said
that Michael Donovan and Joseph Cunningham had
hnthed in the fountain oppntc the Five Points Mission
ON sunday evening there ware about slAty an the water
when th" officers went on duty. The youngsters were
L.L-.- 4
The sun., 1878-08-13

- CT, ~ Au.iin. Che .tcr lsrntnlin1-
- tltt off Nrr' o.. lirNuoNi.. Vera tiuh
;. AntflllH. lA't. LnriNu.
~ttsfrNuiN bog ENfrHW t. Ii4Ninn.
- IHHr ~f1r. forbes. N-w url"Ins
~hir Marianne 3 f,rrriri. l. -hon.
SHIN Cashier. d rcr. Bristol
Shlft trr.Hirr. unrArr. Liverpool
Bar, tnrqrr, Pos ,on. Maihufis.
Harh l.t'if O.. HrrlHtn.u tt"nfucsos
BHrk lWuurinH. smith. luuvut.
Ntrk Itait. Ne tytun. ll'. horu
RAYS liduk 100 litasplslu. NauIh. Trilee.
BtrN NortN,rn Gle Nl.r. Antwerp
Bars Att frHr'. Uors,u tuwVy
Bnr> iuuu. li1-t NAN. Dublin.
Bark CON" tru. NaNf-rfr. T. ymcuth.
NrIs Afn 'n tu' fn -i. f.rr'r.
-chr tiaft " Dn,simtn. r.s i'nrt Nrnrnniiia
Schr ifun.H \ BiucY Norton. MsidnliA
; Ir rr4r b. harins. Newton Bafarni.
hr 3 ,or fug. liuthIu. HArlcoa.
Al,u 90. Oh. .1Hl rNH~twi>U t.stHs.
The sun., 1878-08-13

Perfume the breath whiien' tne teeth and beauuaei
and hardcut tic guns
Tic demand for ,lc article haedouhlcd within year
Mothers! Nrfh.f." " .'urr..' Don't TAIL 10 PRO
ct.r MRS WlN-LNW'r r'uflllNG SYRUP tor nll,lis
ta.rsu tIrru iar tretll1- fll' - cents huitla.
The sun., 1878-08-13

FIor'irr . ior she Teeth and Urcnth.
is The ic.' lluii drH..rre in the NorIi II thor
oI-hv rsun as .trt' If iHr Nrd tooth from an par
~..'- nr Hfiut 'HiHruiA.' Wa'in' them p"ary
White. Iuinr riIf dr.f ut rfsrfirr H tiD breath.
IIiE fNArEAAr "fLIluLtNE"
reuoFtt 'u-ff U. nI IH- tfi-tls irun toni stomach
M I.'f -..nn" i.lu- t.trft ruul'sdu ui tIHuev -olI
sri rA'ti' sweet I' -is a'i p.ant 1t l. lvrecul
I.IHIi.' % u ii'.I. f-f- i.rrt.
r0..rr'l. ~ ill,l,Y O. UtAILrP. 4a3 oxford st. Lon
dom Eslaul, and rcilcd .,r where al 7ic. bottle.
The sun., 1878-08-13

SAG HARBoR, Aug. l2,-rhe Hon. John Sher-
man ana innllN clt Tor Qunguc this Afternoon, Whrrc
hcy Will remain four i've ia, s. uul acrwaI make "A
tour Of the south side al the island.
The sun., 1878-08-13

NEwBuRoH, Aug. l2.-A shark eight feet long
was caught in surgeon IA near korpancks Point on
the Hudson, on sunday afernoon Hs was dragged w
on the beach and Killed.
The sun., 1878-08-13

BosToN, Aug l2.--Daniel W, Rood OF Maiden
started from the head OF State street to-day for walk tO
ssn Francisco h. expects to arrive there l5V dNs.
The sun., 1878-08-13
MiRKTLD.


UFSs-EckEnr -Nut H. az tho residence of tho
hi.. iff '- boz 'r a. e. ~ tifeg.rN. Lewis C. Hes
90 ai-s BERTHA a.. "'ti, "riii "i tuls ci''.
The sun., 1878-08-13
THE TURNER'S cELEBRATI0N

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Ann rosy dronIns and .lumlrrs M.ht
The New York herald., 1878-11-24
MRS. VAN COTT LABORS.

The attendance at Mrs. Van COTS revival meetings
in the Eleventh Street Mathoiist Episcopal Church
was somewhat smaller yesterday than on the prcccd-
inp days but the number of strayins sheep that
led back into the fold in way diminished.
The ladies' corps of assistants increased at the
afternoon meeting by the accession of number II
ladies belonging TO the Union Temperance Society.
while Brother w. r. Pattern city missionary led in
praycr and gave instruction and advice to the congro-
cation founded events in his own religious X
perence.
her movements to-day. to enter protest against
those who describe her as being opporci to Murphy.
..who wants to oppose anyone 7. said shc. II Will
speak Tomorrow not TO oppose him, but because
love the cansc love to labor for God. NJ one can
dare say they over found me opposing the cause Of
te,npcrsucc" Later in the meeting shc offered up
prayer tor the success Of the Murphy movement
At the evening meeting regular form Of service
was adopted The congregation all joined in singing.
under the leadership of Mr.. W. Fator, and mar y
members OF the church offered prayer.