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Temperance speaker. Attacking DIR. Crosby

The New York East Conference Temperance
ORGANIZATION the Rev William II Boole. President held
their anniversary al the camp meeting ground Merrck
yesterday The morning session commenced at ~ 30
O'Clock. ana opened with prayer and singing iol.
lowed by addresses by the Rev W. H. Boolc and Mr. Lee
Both the speakers were particularly severe nn Or How
ART crosby and his doctrine Of temperance aud handled
them without gloves The afternoon session lasted but
little hour. An address delivered nv the
Rev William steele of brooklyn after which the meet
INK paTuuA ui the nature at temperance love feast
miscellaneous speaking being ORDER The attendance
throughout the daN slim AMI the meetings thus far
In that respect have been failures To-day the WomAns
Christian Union wil hold their meeting. Mrs Susannah
HNnnsl Peck, Miss GREENWOOD. tienrgc " BunkuN and
others Will speak. The Alliance will cuse on fruay
next with general mass meeting
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Mr.,.r,on. nona Nonhrr, In ,ll,nn,..

BLOOMINGTON, Ill.,. July 3l.-At . o'clock this
morning It Was discovered that the private hank of l. l.
Holmes who has been carrying ON \ loan agency and
private bank for money lenders IN Wilumantic. Conn
had hcru rohhed Bonds valued siDtup were carried
on ann efisiu currency J. iussiue The boob m which
record ot the hnni~i> kept badly mutAed that
description of the bond. taken cannot lc given The
bonds Of The denomination o $500 and upward pay.
Hhr AZ the Bank of Nlrth America. Sew York They
represent real estate uti, ami VIII Dee difficult TO nrgo
tate The sne was unlocked b, the combination. which
wa supposed Ia be known UnlN hN Mr. lulmr. ant "A
clerk, who /, now absent There no clue 10 the rob
llnra
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At meeting at John NJ. Sawyers. yesterday
the owners OF the crack yachts Nete and Martha NJ
signed an agreement Tor sweepstakes race, 500 en-
trance fee. The Chemaun will undoubtedly come il
also A. the NEE tins Cant Taylor offered to race hi,
yacht Adde Taylor Tor $50 side against any Yacht OF
her SIZE ~ the country As the George Is Deanc and
sophia Emma are already mNtched Tor that amount she
w probably 20 In the with them nrst but win OF
lose. the challenge will remain open
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Remembering his Sentence.

James Mcclure. who was SO badly dubbed
by Oniccr Hartman in Newark ON Monday evening was
discharged yesterday from the Essex county ail 10
which he had been sentenced by Police Justice otto
warden johnson reported that McGurr was in critical
condition. owing 10 the great amount Of blood he lost
hnd Justice QUO rcconsidered his sentence Mrs Me.
Iulrc acquainted thict Mclirum oi the facts ot the
clubbing, and the thei reported the ease Ia Mayor
Yates who VIII soon hold an examination O1icer Hart.
man The Ihi.i saNs has proved terror to the rnugs
ct me post which he coNrt' but avrrrcd that he Is
very passionate man anl has frNernl tunes nred his
revolver 10 brighten offenders whont was ssary.
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Another Temperance Lecture.

In q rear room in the third story Of the tone
ment at 5la Broone street. yesterday James Ahern WAS
found ON the Moor, near the door, with wound in his
rsht ear beside him was small revolver lie said
thAt he WASH soldier At Fort SCHUYLER Two weeks ago
Ne got ltnN" oi absence, and came To- New York lie
spent MS money Tor liquor Al first he sad that he acct
drniilN shni himself, Int he aftrrWnrd
that he tried to kil himself He wa, evidently mad,
temporarily insane by the excessive use OF liuuor Te
bnll Is Nmhedhed III thr hase OF The hrnIm. -
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Mia Connolly. a crazy girl. Of Paterson. n j..
wandered from her home to Ilohokcn. where she was
arrested ami sent by the Recorder To the pcntcnuary
fer ninety days There Is noway OF obtaining her dis
charge except by writ Of hahcas corpus which costs
so 10 obtain Tins sum her parrnts unable To- pay
The ohokrn Recorder AYERS that the girl wandering
about the streets of that oity tor three weeks while her
urnis assert that She was away from home only three
days before her arrest
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THE SUN.
NEW YORK. 1873.

1878. NEW YORK. 1873.
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There are but ten more strands to be- COM
pleted before IN" es'at rnhc, viii swing between the
towers ~ the Fast River bridge The first strands o tho
sixty seventh and slNNol-th strands were run across
Yesterday anal nl o the strands lc flushed hy the
end OF this month.
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PULvERMACHER's
ELECTRIC BELTS

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DENNsYLvANIA nArIrOAD
AND rNiff6 srHHfrlsSS MdAsfIlH. ROUTE

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
ON ani after July =. 1875.
Trains leave New York DpshrOs,rs and Cortlandi
IS Ferries. a follows
ENptcss tor HARRISBURG Pittsburgh the West and South
WIN hllinan Palace cars attached, A. NJ, u and 81
For wilham,port Lock Haven Cory. and Erie At n
J.. NJ connecting At CORY for riusNillc Petroleum
tcuire' ANA the on Regions Wilhamsport and Loo
Haven. - VI
Baltimore, WASHINGTON, and the South, TAINTED wash
lntion Express of Pullman Farlur cars daily. oNccp
sunday, $40 4 NJ arrive Washington i.IO T. VI
and up. VI.
ENprcs, Tor philadelphia : 30 40. 20 @. % 30 Linn
iiedl. II 4 VI, !, I. ., q. 63u : 3d. so amt T. VI
sunday = $50 ana 4. NJ, o. g. q 80 80. 5 ~, ami r.
49, tmigraut and second class. : T.
For Cape Man. / T. VI
Boat, o Bruklyu Annex connect with an through
trans 40 Jersey tltN arordins speedy ant direct
transfer Tor BROOKLYN travel
fur trains To NcwirS. Elizabeth. Railway. Princeton
Trenton, Perth AmhoN, flrmlustou. Hclviaer', amt
other points see local schedules at all rckct Onlrcs
Trains arrive From lltt>hursl. 600 ~ 10 VI 10 - T.
daily, $50 4 NJ. 500 T. VI. daily. excerpt Monday
From Washington and Baltimore. G. 80. N4uA VI, i.ln
u, ~ T.. VI. SUNDAY. 900. 81 ~ \ W. From Phila
dclphia, iui. $50. ".p 1000 II 81 \. NJ 10
10 ! 90. u 50, : ~. 10 10. no 4. NJ sunday, SOB
q - O. a., 90 90 ~ 80 A. VI 49, lu2p T.. VI
Ticket OhCes i2d ami ,Al broadway, / A>tor House
AMI foot oi Dcshross'S ant Cortlnndt IS court It
and Bookyn Annex DEPOT foot Of Fulton st.. Brooklyn
ia, lld. ami lis Hudson ST. inhnken. Depot Jersey
1iiy kmgrani Ticket onice. Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON. /. T. FARMER.
General Manager. Gent pas-rnerr AGENT
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KTssINGEN. July 3l.The Pontnca Nuncio
arrived her" from Munich YESTERDAY and has bee re-
cciVei several time, by rrncc Bismarck
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TO rHILADrLrHIA,

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETN ZEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DErOrs IL rlllIADELPHIA
TWO IN NEW NOEk
DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT.
AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLi lE SAFETY
ON AND AFTER July y, 1873,
Express Trans leave New York VIA pcshrosses and
tortandt is Ferries. as inllnws.
$50 $50, @l. @3l Limitrdl. II A. NJ. - %. Il. Is 49,
hi, : 80 ami % T. VI SUNDAYS $50 ami NJ. D.. a.
80, 1Au. $50 aud pP. VI
Boats OF "brouklNn Annex" connect with all through
transfer Tor brooklyn travel
Remrnins trains leave rhiadclphaa2n =. 7.l1 = 10
ana u VI lltWtcd ENprr,s - T. - I, . 80, Z,
and - i ami r. Mdnieht ON SUNDAY 3 -, I, 7,
=, eAn A. VI, T. 7;3i r. NJ. AMI ~ Mtright
InArt Offices. 19d ami 90 BruadwaN, I Aston House
ana iuo nj Drshrp,>s ami tnrtanlt -, Court q, and
BROOKLYN Annex Depot foot o Fulton ST. BroOklNu. IA
lld and lis Hudson St lIohnhcn. Depot, Jersey CITY
Enlgrant Ticket once Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON. L.. p. FARMER,
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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THE MARY POW Ell. leaves Pier -. n |
n. foot Ncstry It. daily at33DP VI. making all tho
NEW YORK, JUNE IL. Is7s.-Nctropoita

NEW YORK. JUNE IL. Is7-.-Mctropohan
~ Elevated Railway Orrn from "a, A. VI tn - L VI,
stations Morr, st nearest 'int for south terry and
b1ucrN. Rector Il. nearest point fDr Wall - ferry
tnrtAndt st, nearest point Tor Jersey tItA and Com
mmnpuw ferries, fark place. nearest point tor Post
ONCE, itiy Hall. and Barclay 4 ferry To- llohukcu,
'hamhers =, nearest point for PhNona AMI Erie X r.
ierfN Franklin i Grand ST. nearest points tor Dos
brosscs 81 terry tu JersN tify. aud Peoples Line
steamers for Albany. Blocker st.. ~th it.. nearest
points for christopher It. ferry 10 lIuhOkcu; IAN
2 81. nearest point for 23d II ferry 60 Jersey ty
d3i 4 i2d ST. nearest point tor \. Central r. de-
pot rh - aSt Il nearest point for Central Park For
urfoMn tram take east siic stations For down town
trn> take west side stations Fare lncrnts, except I've.
tween Tho hours 1T "a, aud ~ VI. aud and + q.
when the fare j. cents Rout trum h-h IT. along 9th
nv 10 AMI along AWiN 81 To and along south 9TH
Canal Il crossing into ana along West Broadway Ia
Chambers st crossing into aud along College place 10
AMI aluns Murray st Ia Hnd along Church st, To- aud
along Sew church - to Morris - Connects with the
following horse lines At Rector with Tor
south terry ~ Grand Il, with cars for Drshrusses and
East Grand - ferries At Roockrr It. with east
AMI west, AT ~t a. with fur thristuihrr ami East
lrh At icrrrs AZ IAN II, with for West 2Ji aud
East IN aud SAN - fcrri,s. Mt $50 It. with
Mechawken terry, At huh It. with cars OF Bclt Line
Railroad WM. r. GARRISON. President
VI ' 81 BrOCKIIN. SUPERINTENDENT
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SINpENNN savings Bank hooks bought ex FIRST
- dlNlhrnd. pERkY ]. FILLER. "a Cndnr 81
SnstIutllon.

ROOKkEEPING, arithmetic, spelling. writing
- vacation pupils hall price FAME, 81 BoWeTy, I'D
town. eOI broadway, 10th 81
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7
The 9i5 r VI trip from concy Island will land only at
LEROY st. weather permitting
The reliable steamboat BAY RIDGE will leave BroOme
st. East river. eJO A. ". and 2i5 +. VI. AMI Battery
landing adjoining staten Island crrv. 10 4. ". 2u,
80 and r VI. Returning. leave Locust Grove A. NJ,
l. ~ and I T. NJ Fare. ENcursiuu tickets. 4Oc.
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Avoid bogus Belts, Bands. and Appliances claiming
electric qualities our Pamphlet Explains how disun.
guish the genuine from the spurious
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DKOPOSAIsw viii be received for hauling stone
w ~ Rx j. ROONEY.
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Nousr Furnishing.
miscellaneous.

INOK SAIE-A large wooden standing press
Il T. lh>SLkR. 49, EVEN It, Brooklyn, T. ID.
LNOK SALE-For So tho fixtures of a butcher
Il store Apply ~ - kns It, basement
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III. SPECIAL complaints, medical or surgical
~ safely hud successfully treated. Confidential con
SITUATIONS iicr pr BRADFORD, oince and Tesidcnc,
80 1872 East l2ih Il.
A TTENTION, patients Bond II Dr PRuTIN
~ from inrls All Diseases skin disorders nervous r
cnlly cured.
RICOHD'S injection. 81 tor both sexes At Deluc 4
~ Go :. French Pharmacists G3i Broadway. y Y
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-27
A Heroic Convict.


In Memphis, when the fever's
deadly breath first smote the city,
a man, stranger, offered his SER
vices as a nurse. They were ac-
cepted, and he began his duties in
the hospital. He was skillful, at
tentive, and nnremitting in his care
of the sufferers. 1t turned out
later that this man had hut recent
ly been released from prison, where
he had served out a sentence of ten
years. Some of the physicians mp
on learning this part of his history
regarded him a little suspicionsly,
and hinted that his attention to the
sick was not without question
able motive. They watched him
sharply. Finally, from the funds
sent by the North, he was paid for
months service. 1t was enough
to have taken him ont of the fever
stricken county, had he chosen to
90. He was seen to go out of the
hospital on the day he received the
money, and colored policeman
followed him. He hurried along the
streets until he came to the post
office. There was box in winch
to deposit contributions to the fe-
yer fund. The ex-convict dropped
in every dollar he had received for
the month, and then returned to
his post at the hospital. Two or
three days later he was missed
from his accustomed place, and it
was not until the next week that
his body was found with that of an
negro, in a miserable shanty. He
had gone to nurse this negro who
had been left to die alone, and so
met his fate, being himself stricken
with the fever. There was none to
offer as much as cup of cold wat
er to him who had tenderly cared
for more than q hundred Of the fe-
ver's victims. This man had spent
ten years behind prison-hars. His
crime is not told. Perhaps he was
a thief, perhaps forger, possibly a
murderer. But however black his
blots upon his life's page, let it he
said that his death wiped them out.
If living he trod only the paths of
sin, his death at least was divine
for he died for others.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-27

city horse-car, is enough to make
one sigh for the days when dancing
masters Taught their pnpils how to
enter a room and take a chair.
Lady number one sits down side
ways. and looks very pretty until
the conductor says, "Move up,
ma'am," and then her face is dark
ened with frown, and the skirts are
drawn about her in shapeless ugli-
ness. Number two crosses her
feet, in defiance Of the fact that
her boots are very obviously num-
ber fives. Nnmber three's right
shoe peeps out from under gown
about twsnty-four inches from her
left one, giving her Mother Bunch
air, which would he funny if it
were not so painfully ungraceful,
and number four extends one foot
into the aisle, as if challenging the
world to stumble overi it. The long
dresses hide these freaks of bad
hut the short costumes re-
veal them pitilessly, and unless la
dies who Willingly practice them
reform a little, men will cry out
that the new dresses are ugly, simp-
ly because they do not conceal un-
cracefulness. - Boston Evening
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-27
MABLEY, The One-Prioe Clothier.
"a &C. 12e, 80, "a Woodward Avenue, Detroit

The following statement is made
by Professor Dove, OF Berlin, in IL
lustration of the production OF
snow by change of temperature
On an extremely cold but starlight
night, a large company had assem-
bled in a ball room in Sweden,
which in the course of the evening
became so warm that some Of the
ladies tainted. An officer tried to
open a window, but found it was
frozen to the sill. He then broke
pane of glass, and the rush of
cold air from without produced a
fall of snow in the room. Its at
mosphere was charged with vapor,
which becoming suddenly condens-
ed and frozen, fell in the form of
snow upon the astonished dancers.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-27
Useless Advice to Young Men.

The true girl has to be songht
for. She does not parade herself
as show goods. She is not fashion
able. Generally, she is not rich.
But, oh! what a heart she has
when you find her so large and
pure, and womanly. When yon
see it you wonder if those snowy
things outside were women. If
you gain her love your two thous-
ands are millions. She'll not ask
you for carriage or first-class
house. She'll wear simple dresses,
and turn them when necessary,
with no vulgar magnificate to frown
upon her economy. She'll keep
everything neat and nice in your
sky parlor, and give yon such a
welcome when yon come home that
You'll think your parlor higher
than ever. She'll entertain true
friends on a dollar, and as'onish
you with the new thought how lit
tie happiness depends on money.
She'll make you love home, Ut you
don't you're a brute) and teach you
how to pity, while you scorn poor
fashionable society that thinks it.
self rich, and vainly tries to think
itself happy.
Now, do not, / pray you, say any
more, 81 cant afford to marry"
Go, find the true woman, and you
can. Throw away that cigar, burn
up that switch cane, be sensible
Yourself, and seek your wife IN a
sensible way.-Oliver Wendell
Holmes.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-27
Inner Life of a Newspaper.

Tie Norristown Herald says -
Rev. Joseph Cook is going TO lee.
ture on "The Inner Life of News
paper" Bnt did the reverend
gentleman ever "jeif" for beer, play
seven-up on the bed of a band
press, or hear the forty-horse pow
or remarks made when a form is
"pied 1" We don't believe he
knows enough ahout the inner life
of a newspaper to truthfnlly por-
tray the feelings of an editor who
accepts a $40 box of patent medi-
cines for 500 worth Of advertising,
and is compelled to either dispose
of it for 81 or take it himself. Pat
ent medicine is one Of the articles
Of trade that the employees will not
accept in payment of wages. They
say the line must he drawn some
where, and they draw it at Browns
Octagon Pills" and "Smith's Para
bolic Liver Searcher."
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-27

They had been engaged about
fifteen minutes, and she nestled her
head little closer under the shad-
ow of his monumental shirt collar,
and whispered, "And now what are
Won going to call me, Algernon p
"Birdie y he whispered, raptur-
ously, while his voice tremhled with
tender emotion. "always and ever.
nothing but Birdie y Aud she
fairly cooed with delight. He kept
his word. although. with the grow
ing precision Of middle age, he has
become specific aud does not deal
in sweeping generalities any more,
and so IL was. that day before yes
terday a neiehbor going IN the
back way to borrow the axe a emp
Of sugar, and the cistern pole,
heard him call her an Oil sage
hem burlington Hawkeye'
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-27
A GEORGIA farmer bouobt a grand

A Georgia farmer bought a grand
piano for his daughter. His house
is small, and, to economize room
the lower part of the partition be-
tween the kitchen and parlor was
cut out, and the long end of the
piano stuck through. Priscilla now
sits at the keyboard, singing "Who
take care Of mother nowT and
the mother rolls out doughnuts
on the other end of the piano in
the kitchen.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-27
Went Ont With the Old.

A North Carolina letter says -
In one of the isolated mills we were
told this story: "After the war we
to put entirely new ma
chinery here to replace the old.
which was nearly worn ont. As
soon as Sam heard of this, the old
negro came to me, saying: oh,
Mass'r George, don't do dat. Yon'll
rnin us allr said: 'Oh, no. Sam;
all the old things are passed away !;
we must improve with the times !;
these looms are all old and old-fash-
toned one can do much better
with something newer But he
was not satisfied. poor old soul.
Every honr of the day he was to
he seen, with a sorry face. hanging
around the place. which had a won
derful fascination for him. hut he
was never resigned to the change: /:
and as the last loom was taken
away he fell to the floor-dead.'
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-27

A reflective wiites has been ask
ing readers to cast their eyes back
about ten years. Very few men
have time for any such nonsense.
Mrs. Lot cast her eyes back about
three minutes, and that little act
obliged Lot to get fresh wife,
New Orleans Picayune.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-27

The Baltimore Saturday Gazette
says, that homely women must he
treated Just as well in all respects
as handsome ones. That's so, and
we move that the editor go right
home and put his theory in prac-
tice.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-27

The bumble-bee doesn't wake up
now until about 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, hit the small hoy
shouldn't think to tread on him on
that account. He's one O. the sort
of insects who can do a heap of
work in his sleep.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-27

Why threaten the paragrapher
who makes a joke ahont stove
pipesi But for the jokes that
have heen made most men would
mash the old stove to atoms with
the axe.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-27

When Black Hills fighter wants
to give his standing he roars ont
"Im hull ship-load OF grizzly
b'ar which have been fed on nitric
acid and raked down with curry-
combs I"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-27

Clara Louise Kellogg carries a
trnnk full of old corsets around
with her because she knows If she
throws them aside the size of her
waist will be known to the anxious
world two hours after.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-27

You can make enough money to
huy your winter fuel by getting mp
a jumping match and selling out to
your rival. After you sell ont make
oath that it was a square jump.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-27

A woman hearing a great deal
about "preserving autumn leaves
put up some, but afterwards told a
neighbor they were not fit to eat,
and she might as well have thrown
her sugar away.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-27

Worth says there are very few
women who know how to sit down
in one of his dresses, and the re-
mark is even more true OF short
dresses. Half an hour spent In a
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-27

"In choosing wife be governed
by her chin" says the Phrenolog-
ical Journal. That is just what
most husbands object to.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-27
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