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The sun., 1878-02-19
WOMEN A HUNDRED YEARS OLD.
Tive Rewsrksbie Anniversaries-Reprsse
tatives Of Five Generatiens

Prom he S,r,aqdeh R,pJhcan.
Two New England women have celebrated
The The pSs tbree Ebeih Il WESTON
oi PeterbOro, N. H.. and Mrs. Lucy Nichols oil
Mrs. Weston was 100 on Friday. and tho oc-
casion was celebrated nt the res dence OF her
youngest daughter. Mrs. Martha. SAWYER Of
stopping Mrs. Weston was born in Pctcrboro.
whore she has spent her whole life married ut
IL poor man who combined the shocmakcr's $
trade with farming. and IL the mother of twelve
children five sons and seven daughters. OF
whom Ave are now living. two sons and thhrce
daughters. three Of whom were present The
most remarkable feature in the reunion was the
fact that representatives of hvo ,Rcnerations
were gathered together. gnch and ali ,he eldest
81 Mrs. ;JIam,s EE.rren. %; Mrs. Hubert oils,
shared in the exercises by reciting hymn she
learned when n title girl. She bears her years
mnnv re,n hons 1homs.h"d % duties. is able 10 converse
readily. and takes great pleasure in hearing the
songs and music Of other days Her health y
,ore of ycnrs nt least. 49,
Much less happy is the old age OF Mrs. Nich-
OILS who reached her centennial Yesterday. Shc
has always been OF a tretful and hult -hndng
disposition. which has naturally grown upon
her. and IN her scnile jealousy imagines that
She saws that her life has been filed up with
disappo ntmcnts md CROSSES but she has been
living under Gods chair" and hopes that He
will receive her when the time comes for her to
60 She keeps up n constant moaning, aud i'm
| ngincs that she hears music. One OF her vaga-
| airs is that He'll trcmblcs. bcdlam has broken
| loose. heaven reJoices. and the angels sing with
cheerful voices" Her memory is compsra-
| lively clear. and when questioned In regard to
| events of hcr girhood she answers wit tn aston,
| ishing readiness She keeps her bed good
| share uf the time. but can pass from. one room
| to another with tho aid of u cnnc. Her form IL
considerably bent, and her face IL good dca
| shrunken and shryellcd. but her hand re-
| tains more strength than one would suppose
| and when she shakes hnnls there is p"rcep'
| at Hamd"n. Conn. married at 2l. has had min,
| children. nnd lives with the only surviving son
| Milo Nichols Of Waterbury, her only LIVING
| daughter being IN OniO. She went cut TO Ohi,
| sixty five years aGo. but has never ridden Qr
| the cars.
The sun., 1878-02-19
john sherman the Head Dcvi of the in-
famous nn.piracy.


Our dispatches from the North have
terni,lwtl SO many aiiu-i"ns g. mat -rs lr'w-
ing out ol the "lr torni Donerird"\ "i iu-l Wih-
t. tlnt II h'.oW - our duiy t' dns u-- GA, in,
and - rNuni a. uu,eoi WARMING ul.uin-i what
ai'l,.i~ tn N, nf4.l ,r 'A-l.riy - "n i.IH istt 81
tn Same p"rsn.., geo u'si4r tur. .uufsr pi lus-
t.. aul .nfor.H iIuIarn - iDr thvlr elnied r
at b. t.i. 'r n.'oi a} 'Hf ~ ti4' H'turhin-
IiD' 'vh".r ,un,rs l.n w4 'na, hni tor the rn.
coGra-..ll' nj TIA r..'lN Il from 20" VISITING
81 o. -l. "a, WlH .tulr nor at in' ~";t Won "i
l,Atd ,,u.u never nave. Nrut 40. %. rs suIpr'-
son oi votes. i-,rt}, nAl 80 mat - ui per.
Jury. g. &. 300 r.u'j hu.iib tIt Mlil vi Nari
mainriy ui th AWrticAn I'9lIv "nl lost I'M"
the i'irsid. ittl ci..lra ,uu !td,t. oy'rwhc I'M
tnely cone, ,nn'd am rrpudti,d ny me irrr
Stat snch. ANA t." 'ad d.sl oi - inia-
nous cousp ra''y. was John SHERMAN. i" hl-
cold plooded aai N,ilainun- rur"ura.rmrht "i
the acts of Wells. Anderson Co.; the
country ,ow'- tne Installation oi haycS
had rrpuinatcd HIM at ihc roi'-. ani hc has
rteolycd from TIE 'rraturf Of H. uis 'rupuiuus
vil!niny the r,.nuil b., ruyrtrl-the - rcilry-
Escly Intelligent man ia tso Cnl!.I State
knows II. an L. enc %. '.'f ton NJ Hly,S
his knowledge u tne eunspir ythtou-.h MAi n
h. r,A he'd To- irrs"iontai cnUr 10y an al, Ia
tiua II guii"! s- inno "a a.. NJ f'ton- -"r proof
was nn.dcd II M lnyivW-h "ppi',i4tioh ol m
fraudulent mviUodS whieh vi' waited him I" hia
pres mt post ON than me Anxiety II, L'-bhJSd
g. ronciua'- th" pniiy whTh elected Iildch by
abandoning the cardlnrl dprtrinr oi central.lt-
tioL oi t..e Kal al party, and h. .sirnin- to ne-
cord Ia Inui-i.u. ana south NHrolha tAelr
con~tltut unnl e ..it OI sslf--ovcrninrnt =
We never tor on" moment advocated con
donation oi tne crime- that had been commit
ted by the Returning Board anil their Hh"ttOrs
against ciNll liberty and rcpuhliH an govern
mont. We held IN ho.d now, that NE tehce-
ful submission hy the American p"oIle 10 the
inst t.at.on into OH 90, bY gross and unb ushin-
fraud. oi a candidate = pudiatgd 10y th' le"pl".
rnpubii'. AMI AN at irau..ht WIKI the EraNesi
dah-cls go our institutions a sr'.'r 'aiIl'p
The sun., 1878-02-19
HrN1lN1ruN', mIDDEN CRIME.
Ins. anees Of Murders i.ong Concealed haNtng
beeu brought 10 i.ig"t.


There il no necessity to despair OF seeing
lust don - pro-. ulns ON "rs w,li inrr-
est thrms.is, p and de- tnrlr uuty. InrY may
b. hnnird bu; not ,rat'u. Instance ARE nunrr-
GUS ul the d,a uh ~ am punishment ol MUIR
drrs unh ar d"HN'd lur years. Surh cus'T
huNe recent y 10 H'urr d
lui,,.A n'-ur mur Tered Alexander W. Rae
Oct II. isb7. rraI ntrallt, N toiumhih 'oun-
ty. In. H." VITA uli'ts. was arr ste'! lor the
crlnir; tur Hhth.I ruii go nj 10 rOnNiH could
nollr Pros auI mt red. Ia 1876, rlElt
yrnrs ait"rM, ~ II rt"r " : r"Arr"strd, tried IN
February. lSil. 'on.,,trl Oi murder in the first
degree on tn ,Nil'n eol pahiri Is ny. M hc-
conpilrr, and l.rhn. u 'irtr' ty', lie now lirs
In Jall, ana .- hu.i'l = nu f|r ui II attn.
JOAN k"i y ., 1uusn rrty and john Camp
bell, murdered +. ". = Lhngdun. IT Honuy-
brook Gallery. lrnnsN wanna, "a the nl-ht ttnio.
on u lonely rutu. ~ June. 1852. The murder
WAS mynt'ry w"s almost forgot H. ana Ia"
whirllElg of tine ana lpng.runuuu"d ell ut
brought tn truin To night Ia January, 1876.
fourteen years after the crime hnI b'rn com
mtted. all three w'r" tried AMI runyi'trd. the
tormor OF murder IN III" FIRST degree. the two
others OF murder III the second d"grre. Jonn
h"hOc is soon 10 be huns, ana now awaits exc
Cution.
Justice travels with "a i"alen henl but an iron
arm.
the Satisfaction ni any twelve intelligent and
impartial men. One Jury has ALREADY found the
fWt As Gov DIX remarkrd, nltrr having IN
ycstigated the matter. No on" outsid" OF Hunt
tngtun believers that Kelsey WINS not murderer =
Ton except thpsn who iss lsted To tar aud feather
anu murder hlm, and th"ir personal friends
VINO prnitsh Tor their sake To- believe 10 the con
Uhry; Ih'r- III no need to thrOrz. over tns
Attorney.
The sun., 1878-02-19
THE SOUTH ON THE FRAUD.
DEFyING JOHN SHERMAN AND THE
FRAUDULENT PRESIDENT
Hayes az Privy to the Electoral Crime IN
Louisiana ne john sherman uiuseif-The
Trials OF the Great FeIons Must 60 on.

Prom he Atlanta Coa-ianon
II may we'll be asked what possible inter-
est Mr. Hayes and Mr. Secretary John Sherman
can have In the results of theec trialsY What
must be the nature OF the apprehension that
nerves them to tho disgraccfu desperation oil
attempting to ntimidate n Judge and Jury en-
gagged in administering the laws OF n State? II
is something more than u breach Of dccorum-
IL Is the very ecstacv Of malncss-ior one who
claims to br President and another VINO holds
Cabinet position. to engage i'll such II wild en-
dCavOr.
Both Mr. Hayes and John sherman hase their
remarkable uttnranccs upon the ahsurdty that
forgery is n political of"ncc, AMI. ns IN SOM some
sort nm excuse for thctr rNtraOrdinn pr Oc"cu-
ing. intimate that there was n narsan or an
agreement Of some Kind TO the effect that non,
b. made the Vi Tins OF n prosecution under the
law. The truth seems to be that there was
Havcs's friends and the Returning Board. Its
basis was bribery and ita result fraud. There
nnu NAM hrr kepwna SI s ,hs history % Of th@
iG%%H'' GSrn when SSS'u ude!cndng Mr. Hayes S"s"ipSi
THE NKw yonk suN, we never ior u moment lost
elected President We merely Insisted that as
the North had allowed him to be- innugurnt"d II
would be useless to attempt to unscat him. and
all that We have written in that direction was
intended rather to nunt the North than to de-
fend Mr. Hayes. We knew then. and We know
through the methods Of fraud. He practcally
acknowledged that fact by refusing to uphold
the fraudulent Government of Packard al
though II was known Of all men that II Hayes
was the rightful President OF the United states.
Packard was the rightful Governor ot Louisi-
ana. But even th knowledge is insufficient To
lessen the keen humiliation all good citizens
must feel when they CONE 70 r"ogniz' ne iaci
that Mr.. Hayes letter to the Mtorn 'y-Grn"rhl
and the threats Of Federal interior nee therein
contained are nothing moro nor less tlun u con.
frSsion that he WIS rs priNy II the electoral
frauds IN Louisiana ns john sherman himselt
W. are anxious to- see Mr. Hayes and John
sherman carry out thcir threats VI we under
stund tho trmurr of IN" p.nilr n louisinnu
the trials of IN" Returning Bonrl hl9uS VIII Eo
on regardless Oi Whatever incidental iurt- may
b. hiougltto li.ht. II IL not within the range
of probability that those who have tlc prose u
tion nf tn, ~. i"llu- in hand viii Hi.'w them
: Ives L. h' int undated los ;ue iu'n iuAtipn- "l
tn Administration. and IL " u ,hu- i"l1 ou' thai
John sherman aud hls muster VIII haN" wldt
scope Tor putting their q rrats ia execution.
The sun., 1878-02-19
Trance Ia ~ K-yiv.i Mestinx.


The Firth Street NJ ission CHURCH. IL banon IA
hOhiig rNiNa nr"unsN on Monday hSht tir-tc
bower, daughter al MIR David R"nris. a. orhn huiii"r
e. tho bench Ia cunsu" -rker. hhd knr bN he Z
she hutctd huNeNrr. Il, Truihin M TINS
ton Tor 80 inng l~ri-l tat nr "nn,d To sl~nk 20
her and onV then thHt VA, discovered To lt
~ trace her pOdy bcng phfaNMd ana htr lls sun
and not tn be moved After the meeting was OYER Mauh
hopes briug entertained that she might soon re-
cover Ih,rr tcIns no change, .ie va. nhaly borne
the church thr hOu-' Oi Nj George kniis AMI
Put ted sl. heing ~ the same ri.d condition ~.
VIII, nrsl as nyrrrd Her pult beat ns irruart h'
that U conscious pcr-h, Yet the HHly ret,ihrd TIE
same ugdiiy, and the mu.cls did not relax Their con
UHcuuui ia. tA-t Miss Buwcr- lay thus IN mn uncon
~ Us condition rom Monday evening until OclO'k 'h
TUESDAY Afternoon. when ohc awOke from her allnOs
death -lke sleep
The sun., 1878-02-19

RCHMoND, Feb. THE latest sensation In
the ~ maze W virginia u the speech ~. WIN suNrn,
col0rrd Sn-ex county. delivered that bNiy
dsS On the dcbt question All NJ his brother h-'nlur'
Os'iTd their cNes ~ astOnishment. they spell
Lund during the delivery, which OecuIicd one hour
SenstOr Bradley John.On turned to Senator John
Daniel. the foremost Re publican IN Virginia and said
believe YOU wrote that" Daniel replied never ex
rect to write thing fine johnson then turned !.
Senator fulk aud ald "fulkcrson i"u wrote that
fuiker-0n reped II wish Ia dvd coud write sprn
did address" Stevens Is iull bloOded nrgro II
about thirty years oi lie was bprn slave, hut ha
graduated two cOllrges-uIe cOUreI Institution VI
kiehnoud and the other oil PLLsdeiphIA
The sun., 1878-02-19
Dea,h or u C.,orndo millionaire.

John W. I'M, the Colorado cattle king,
died NJ his rfsidcnrr. IN Denver, on saturday.
after an illness ul several months. lie Leaves, tu
hls mi lct'd wife and cnlidrn a fortune wnlrh
may n" rlOSry II mated nj il 900 O'U lnrulin
"a Lie iaeurdn q Of f2l.unO.
At nme"t hg OF tho Mrli County Stock Asso-
clmiun III" following resolution wd5 undhi-
mOusly ndUltcI.
Rssf.L That 49, nNdcrHt "a OF the immense stock iu
tercst lN the ~ the county Nch which
rendered nah. hy hs dclh hd drUrrdn lun.
from Unilo th,,ts We prdle "utsoN's torNrlci" All
the uruienta care ~ our power 4" Protect tlp- int
danger until the r. lrrsrnta N"." IN rs
ur the more c"nrh t prut'cuun thereof
The sun., 1878-02-19

Mcssrs. Eniot C. Cowdin. Edward Hinckcn.
and S.,h Low the Chamber ol Commerce. Amhro-s
SNOW. A Allrr wm. u hfno \. sud thas II Wat
u.oi the npnri ri fralc ami TRANSPORTATION. and John
T. Tuwn.ohU, Charles n MtrshlN, aud NiAlan u Nor
pi the T. trute FNfhhus - irttt Tor MHsh.tOn
Nr-.rlav 1hcy Il, l,vaicr t. tie National tOnN' n
non oi the mtDi state Export Iradr which !. 10 meet
IN Washington today WA-k tun-ryrs tr-t-Io ttvi~'
lAl tr a'sutni To arrange ihtt - 4
that rmL States mui shall be- canned the ocean
i rririu si- 1uri-IiAt Il t. uict an IA esib
h,iins new AMI IN icnt Steamship hics 10 south aud
E..tfr A
The sun., 1878-02-19
Bnsln,ss q nIntrA.
RARE orronTU>uTY Tor Il

A RARE OPPORTUNITY Tor hvr psrtv.-A
~ t~muctcnt hu ,n iaaN ~ years KiTrenVt
Tho intnuactnr- gents lin cnlhr- and cuts M Troy,
i-h">irnu> ni conucct NJ h"r-li with .omr RI, Ot
tor, ~ th-cily, Old aud 4 nhe Troy o~rator- avail
allie Address TROJAN hON l"a, sun orlcc.
DNkIKY tor srlr cheap. must he sold at once
ii q LAMON. 40 East l7lh It
l,OR sAIE-The stack aud hNturr- ol lr-t class
Il grtarry the most desirable stands M the Ctv
Tor the u tens cOnrcS. ~tnr~ liquors, and gntrai
grr' lies. situated on very lf"nih.hl cnfnr anu ne"
dong u gNui business Established lHN. Tie siV, X 10
able an opport rtuniv scldum offered Apry 10
AVERY LOOkWOOD i6a Front At.
lush and o,srr market Tor sale also. top ~Ag0n
pony, aud harness. tlrrthcr or II ptrae Apply 10
MICHAEL Y kKGAS
vernon sv, hot fh and 9TH Sts Hunters FONT J.. l.
JNOK sALE-A hrstcla.- butcher shop. IN good
l. mcighburhooJ lnqmtr Alvi7 81 nv. n" agents
L'OR SALE-Candl and variety store. near schools,
rrnt so lDNanck st Apply Tor on" week
LNOR sAIE chrap-A will paying grocery store. FOR
Il particulars apply At 3J7 WRIST aitl 81
INOR SAI.E-Groccry and candy store; good s,oc 4
u and b, II location 5s2 West ftth ~
~ D. T.'s ads sun, inc'rased circ. l60O fortnight
VI. Am News DO supplies Dictator 40 thousand
DAw NBROK KERS. nouce.-A wcile-,ablished
i pawnbrOker's business ior sale Inquire ID SOLO
MOS. 62S 9th av. b-twc-n $4th and 18th sts
- cOrncr Will he sold cheap account o owners snk.
nest Inquire oi N CONkLlN 57v Grand st, Brookyn
rINO he SOLD Thursday, 2ist Abutchrr's nxtirrs
and ,lrinture, sale ~ A ~ o76 iith ay. and wes,
bixlieth "
The sun., 1878-02-19

THE SUN.
NEW YORK

1878 NEW YORK i-53
A. the time has come Tor the renewal a. >,r'.a,
uon'. THE sun would rrinul friends Hpl w.. s.'t
rrs everywhere. that 1t is again cudiiie tor ia'I
consideration AMI -uppo't Upon At, rocnrd .ur &C. i'
unNeArsit relies tor continuance oi the hearts 'f
raily and generous COOPERATION winch hNr 10. '@"
letne eNUhdci t"lI from ever, quarter ule um.Hi
The Daily sun - lonrpHsc ,iiert q" : c'.sitp~
prce by mai, pVst paiL. eens,a mOhtn, Vt so''
e
The sunday edition ~ rrs srS ~ tn cichi pa '''si
o 10 columns Whic rivinI the nes- o tir dHN. tN"
contains Hrse amount oi nlottrs AMI ml~r'' s'
matter specialy prepared TOR II rnr SVNp.r '-' 81"
u,et rlth sivat sucrrs, rnI pNl <i:Ji 'r.f
The Weekly sun.
who docs not know rW WEtNtr SuN' rDIr-hn'
throughout the umisd state, the talAta,, aul D."
yond. NneN Thousand iamihrs greet IT. "r''n'
pages weekly amd regard II IN the hshi Dt gmi' ''lf
,llor and trend lts news edit'uhl H,ueullif1' ca
htlAiJ department, make II cs~'uuslN |uuha "'l'
Amy And thr hr.sde. Terms on- Dollar A. A.
"stpaid THIS price, qualify considered m'N,' 4" - ,
| cheapest newspaper published. FOR ea'' Of |n ""'
lUcasn, We VIII send An extrs curl fr'e Address
PUBLISHER OF rllE SrN Nrw rH ~
The sun., 1878-02-19
STEAMBOATS, aiO .,alr,ios.
pENNsYLVA>IA RAILROAD.
GREAT rEUNk LINE
AND vNirED ~rAiEs " Nl ROurR

AND uNirED STATES AL ROUTK
On and aiur NuN H. lSsI.
ffatnsleaNc New YORK VIA Dt>orOs>rs and cortiani.
fVrur-. follows
ENlrrss hAr shurs. Pittsburgh the West aud south
With lullnian Palace Cars attached y A. N. and -
4, dilN.
for wilan,sport Loek Haven. Cory. ami Ere ats 2,
VI connecting At cnrrs tor ntu.sl.le. Petr,seun
.cntr, Hni the Ol H. -ions For Whlamsport AMI
It-k Haven, - A
toi hHlumofe, Ma.ninstor. and tic South. Ltnitsi
Washington kNprv>- nl Punan 'arlnr cars daiiN. cS
cert sunday. " go A ". arrive Wt-mn. ton : iDP
Re s",ur Al - a NJ /, 81, and . T. NJ sunday, $50
hndyP VI
KAlrc Tor rhilalcphia 10 ~ q, - Limited II
A Nj l. T. .. Is. u 81. -. and 8 4 VI. sunday ,
NJ 5.N ., :. = 81, and =. NJ. Enigrant and second
cast l. VI
Buais ol "Brnoklyn Annex connect with all through
trains iJcrsN cay, anordng speedy AMI direct uans
ter Tor hruukl ism travel
For Trans 10 NowarA, Elizabeth RAILWAY. Princeton
Iftutnu. Perth AuhNN. flrWustNn u 'lNhirrr, anl
other pnint> local .rlt u,, at AL Hfkct Oihev-
Trans arrive From rt.nIr IA. e laui 10 ~ A. " AMI
lU.sl T.. dAiiy. ~ ~ \ ana 0.,,l + dst y. eN
ccpt Moniay From M,-lin-tHn ant baltimore u -
AMI ~ VI, ~ . o.. Aui - ~ 7 sunday
o'uhnd - A VI From FnlAiclplua, %. -. - -
~ 10 10 ~. u sOA 10 ! 10 -. % - W. - 49,
aud 10 20 T. Suni ~. p o. ~ 49, 10 4. II -
NJ, q ~. and ~ or
Ticket Otcc,. "a aui pis RfoaiwaV. Astnr Hons
and loot o pr>lru>-- iut GOrtlndt Il, Cpart II.
bVukhn, IA. l. AMI ~ lit .u Il. linho>vn, DrV-
fRANk THOMSON. l. = fAkhEt
t.rncral Man isrr. trnrru Passenger Asrnt
The sun., 1878-02-19
Amustm,nts.
I,IrTm AVENUE THEATRE.
TONIGHT AT g. MATINEE SATURDAY AT

+ 10 SiGnT Al g MATiNEE SATURDAY Ar2
THE DIAoULMAvGH
THE GOOD DEMON
ADELAIDE VANCE. {, " .CorLDocK,
HELEN TRACY TOM WHlfFEN,
JULIA VAUGHN, HENRY DALTON,
- HOLIDAY MATINEE. i.3O WASH
}ooJTMIs$ TMEAATHE roruLARu la usRISl;s rRlcns
Til, worlds ffrt at a proper production Of
UNCLE TOMS CABIN
Hulutudcs surprised and Charmed y
REPETITION
Tonight Every Night, two Matinccs
The touching story Of Life Among tho
Lowiy In DiNic's Land twenty years ago.
dramatically told bv superior company
t-xcrp rovs and Illustrated with most magnince
stage pictures THE MOUNTAIN PASS
CABIN, with If. cascade Of real water. the ONO
supEnBiy RIVER in MID WINTER. with masses o
PRODUCED s' ,rs,, ,,a Wv ,sr.r,nS nn ,hs v,.
AND s.apm with a realistic steamboat race
- and -Four Hundred Slave. singing plain.
tive songs. the SLAVE MARKET in NEW
POPULAR ORLEANS and the APorIiEosIs OF LIT.
PRICES. TIE EVA recognized us master pieces OF
stage painhns and realistic arrangements
NEW TOrsY,
NEW EVA.
NEW UNCLE TOM
Matinee Washiugtona Birthday AMI saturday at IL
POPULAR PRICES . ....
ADMISSION .......... -. ......... ... FIFTY CENTS
Reserved seats in Orchestra, Orchestra Circle ana
Balcony. nry ccnts extra. -.......
DRESS CIRCLE ................. FIFTY CENTS
FAMILY CIRCLE ............. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
The sun., 1878-02-19
tru siumtStraos.

tru sOmrStraNs.
EvFE UONEsrEA
thrrctr ul o"i commune Co., u Opened I" The Bennett
imuu,rn ~ Com ANY, M " city. Ncrirr \ ! whrru
lnr lutiNe iu. " la tu aCcr iabl, ptrt,
Recipient paying Onlr the ordinary Tor exc, uns
d,cd.
Hundred. "i lot' NJ rsli taken Thirty houses u he
luii rtrA IN comm .rus hN those having tlkru
COMPANY prrI.rs All should the property and
utlc- b,'nrr u ~-ntn fh "n = fu part culnrsA At
OfFlCE. II kAsr Iifll sr. khw YORK
The sun., 1878-02-19

SoaIo an0 Ro0nl
A LARGE, neatly furnished front room. with all
~ house rent low
hlr people lJl Bank ~
DOAKDING. with excellent large aud small ronn..
ID - $40, B., tablv IS 30 per week ljJ Hudson II
corner Beach
(OA ARDING, with neatly FURNISHED rooms, trrus
- ra -unaDlc table board II Beach st., near West
broadway
EUHNISIED rooms Ia let for housekeeping in a
Il qurt Gr man smiy iSi Elm st. near Bropme.
NEATLY FURNISHED rooms with or without board
~ rrniN 10 suit the tunes AZ TN av
ESpECTABLE ladies accommodated with good
~ bOard aud yiurnished rooms AT 23l East a1th
81 terms low.
TWO young ladies can obtain rooms. with or without
L toarj with n widow lady. Essex st.. second door,
ilUnt
Two u.ET-kcely furnished room tor gentlemen only
IN the private house il8 Forsyth ~ near BrO0mo
VOUNG iadrS can be accommodated with nice rooms.
~ih or without board very moderate terms 5Jl
Socoud av.
The sun., 1878-02-19
Satinss Sauhs.

NEW YORK SAVINGS corner Sh r
~ ANA ith sL-nb'u>t r'nnni' 'n'In- rom me i VI
month; Hs-tts, iAi ~ ul surplus. tJltS-itl
RICHARD II. 81 Ill., President
G. BnISKEKnOyr. 81 crctaf).
SINPENN SAVINGS BANK. Broadway and
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The silver mines.
Farmlngton lMo } Timesl

Judge Weber and James Horn
visited the Madison county silver
mines last week and report the
genuine material to have been
found in an inexhaustible bed.
From the fact that Judge Weber
and Mr.. Horn own property in the
immediate vicinity Of the mines,
those two gentlemen feel no little
interest in the matter. About a
dozen miners have been employed
in bringing out the shining mine
raj and a large quantity has already
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been brought to the surface. The
latest intelligence regarding the
property is, that a corporation has
been organized with a capital of
$1,000, 900, to work the mines aud
produce the silver through the me-
chanical process. The company
will proceed to erect buildings and
machinery at once. st. Louis
could use no better argument in
her own behalf, relative to the lcca-
ton of a mint, than that she has a
mountain of silver within a dis
tance of 100 miles. May the gen.
tlemen interested all get rich, and
we sincerely hope our friends Weber
and Horn will find a "big bonan-
"a" in the property which they
own.
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Navasota, Texas:
10 -.
l. As wide as the ocean and as
fathomless as the deep; as true as
the stars in the broad canopy keep;
and as faithful as the sun to give
light to the world just so ia my
love for thee, though not a atom
unfurled.
2. But on and on the world roll
round and round, | will bury my
love, from my lips not sound, 1
will hide it so deep not a human
shall know the cause Of my sorrow
that cling to me so.
3. Twill always be joyous, or pre-
tend ever more, as on through this
wilderness | must ever, ever 90,
until death shall claim me. 0 then
| will be free from this cold world,
for cold it must be.
4. For the one that l love most.
| never can claim, for the hand of
another | know he has gained. So
come Joy! come sorrow ! | will take
a part in all; but none in this world
shall know the secret of my fall.
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