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The Hickman courier., 1878-06-14
The DOOR STEP.
Er E. q sFKDxAx.

The conference meeting through at last,
We boys around the vestry waited
10 see the girls come hitung past,
Like enow birds willing to be mated
Not Drawer ne that ltsps O wall
by level musket. flashes lilten,
4han y no stepped before them all.
" no lonsed 70 ses N get the mitten.
But no--she bushed and toek my arm;
NE Let the old folks lake the highway,
Ana started toward the As pie Farm,
Along q kind 81 lovers byNRy
can't reUss 9lbsr " hat We said
Twas uOtaiug worth socg or story,
Yet that Iu5e patti bT = hieh 4s sped
Seemed al transformed 30 glory.
The snow was crisp ben ath our feet
The moon WIS full the & side were CLEANING
By hood and hppst sheltered sweet
her lace with neaith and youth vas bSlEling
Tue little hsLd outside her iuuE-
On tcu!picr, II yoG .uld but mold it -
% llghtiy touched ny jacket cuT
10 Keep u EarIa md 20 hoiA Il.
To have her with me-tbere alone
Twas love AMI fear and triumph blended
Al lass We resc hsd the foot-Wgru stone
" here the delicious Journey ended.
1he old folks, to, SeEa u ~ bone;
her dimpled hand tie lstches ugered
We heard tbs voices nearer o5Iae
Yet o. he doorstep stl1I fingered
She shook Der rinzlets from her hood,
7, Aud vith = thank you, CAaglss" " diaserabled
With raat g darling visN trsmbled
cloud passed Kindly overhead
NJ, The ~ HGoa p. vas siyly P@ePtHE through it
'' Come, now or neVeI do II do iti'
Nv lips till then had only known
The kiss OF mother and Of sister
But sonehoS, fall upon her own
rEest, fosy darling mouth kissed her.
Perhaps Z = boytsh love, yet stil,
Oh, Istless poInan, cary lover,
10 f'ei ones InOrs that fresh Etld thrill
ia give but Who an live youth over
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Strength Of Greek Soldiers.

The physical superiority Of the anIe-
Alexandrian Greeks TO the hardest and
most robust nations OF modern times Is
perhaps best illustrated by the military
statistics of Xenophon. According 20
the author Of the Anabasis, the complete
acceutrements Of Spartan soldier, IN
what we would call heavy marching
order. weighed seventy five pounds, ex-
elusive of the camp, mining and bridge
building tools, and the rations Of bread
and dried fruit, which were issued in
weekly installmeuts, and increased the
burden of the infantry soldier TO ninety
ninety>fve or even to q full hundred
pounds. This load was often carried at
the rate of four English miles an hour
for twelve hours per diem, day after day;
and only in the burning deserts Of south
ern Syria the commander OF the Grecian
auxiHaries thought it prudent to shorten
the usual length Of days march by one.
fourth. The gymnastic tests applied by
the sysianehts, or recruiting officer Of
a picked corps, would appear more pre-
posterous to the uniformed exquisites Of
a modern crack regiment" Even tall,
welI.shaped men of the soundest consti-
tuition, could not pass the preliminary
examination unless they were able to
Jump their own height vertically and
thrice their own length horizontally,
and two-thirds of those distances in full
armor pitch weight equal TO one-third
OF their own TO distance of twenty
yards, and throw a jsvelin with such dex-
terity that they would not miss mark of
the size of mans head more than ieur
or ten times at distance Of fifty yards,
besides other tests referring 10 their
expertness in the use OF the bow and the
troadsword.-l Popular Science Monthly.
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Testing for Distant Earthquake.

Prof. Richard Owen, Of Bloomington,
Ind, is engaged in a series OF expcris
ments on the magnetic currents Of the
earth in that locality, and hss sent TO
the Tribune, some account OF his results.
Daily observations are taken ef the per-
turbations of the magnetic currents Of
both earth and air, and these are kept on
record. The news of a severe earth-
quake at Puerto Cabello, extending to
Car2cus, on the night Of April 18th,
having come to hand, PROT Owen con-
suited his record for that day and near
est hour, and found that the magnetic
flow from s. S. E. to n. N. W, was then
more variable than On any former OBJ.
served occasion. This indicated mag
netic storm at that time IN the earth's
cruse, having 2 direction along a line
from the locality Of the earthquake 10
the place of observation in Indiana, a
distance Of !, 600 miles. There was no
unusual disturbance of the galyanometer
on April 18th in other currents than the
one named. The needle settled to its
place readily with currents from Z. 10
". and from S. z. to y. w. The coin
cidence of the disturbance with the earth
quake in time and direction is not conclu~
siye evidence Of d connection, but IL is
certainly noteworthy. ProsssOr Owen
has been able to predict storms from
twenty-four to forty-eight hours before
their arrival, by means Of his magnetic
observations. The range Of DETECTION OF
the galvanOmeter which Il observed in
the atmospheric current, is from six 10
seven degrees in quiet weather to thirty
five or thirty~six degrees IN storm. In
the earth currents, when storm il
approaching, the needle settles for few
moments only in any given DETECTION,
and keeps up a rapid oscillation for the
most part through fifty to sixty degrees
of arc. The apparatus for obtaining the
direction of earth currents consists ia
part of an Underground iron tank, and
eight iron rods. The rods are driven six
feet into the ground, at distances Of 10 to
100 feet from the tank, and disposed at
the compass points from the tank az a
center. When one wire leading from the
tank and another from a rod, meet in q
galvanometer, the earth current is indi-
Gated in respect to a given direction.
The prevailing current at the locality is
;. f. to N. w. 1t is a resultant of com.
Paratively weak currents irem f. to w.
that give detection of eight to twelve
degrees, of currents from S. S. E. TO N.
n. W, which usually give twenty to
twenty-five degrees DETECTION.
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~ hon ae-bou und swallow, twittering he hiSa,
Mskessilsnee seem more still
r.. shadows deeper grow. and in the woods
The air latent sweetness holds IN fee;
n odor faint Of yet unbiossoned buds
So Ike, dear heart, 20 thee
Tar distant in the soft cerulean deep.
Where tse horizon bounds the neither world,
crsat ships beczlmed ike bro0ding hirds asleep,
Lie with white sails loose furled.
In peace the day "a ended, and the night
Falleth as doth 2 vail upon the sea;
Along its osom comes with swift-winged Gigbt
The gray misis, silently.
osnxious heart, how Nature speaks Her power
How leisnrely she uses How intense
The il finite peace Of her most fruitful hour
How soft her inhuencei
time hsth she for her storms ts sweep the main;
To rock the tree-top- with hsr wlats OF wrath
To bring forth fragrance in the summer rain
and time for snow sac hath
30 dear, tor all thy eager soul desires
he keeps sws et times AMI seasou- In her moo'
IL hid for thee al passions subtle hres
To round thy wOmaun-Od.
Cease. then and in this deEy twilight move
AS one who asks not whittier cares not why
This aift for all holds stil the tternSl Love
GODS endless oy-aud- By
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Unknown Regions OF the Globe

According to an English writer there
are four vast areas which have never
been traversed by civilized man, and
which among them constitute about one.
seventeenth of the whole area of the
globe. OF these the greatest is the An
tarctic region, the extent of which is
about seyenty-ive times that of Great
Britain the second lies about the North
Pole; the third is in central Africa and
the fourth in western Australia. The
areas of these unknown regions Of the
glebe are estimated, approximately. at
about 1,6OO, 900 square miles.
1t is more blessed to give than To
receive Int it's not ao r,onuIar
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Miss Katie Gaul, a Baltimore ,

Miss Katie Gaul, a Baltimore pianist,
gave a brilliant concert on the 9th OF
Anril in Vienna, which was largely
attended. She piayed the Spinnerlied
by Liszt, who wss present. In response
to the applause which greeted the per
formance, the composer came forward
with Miss Gaul, who was his proteqs in
the proeecsltion of her studies.
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There was a little fellow who knew
Mother Goose better than he knew his
Bible. One Sunday he was asked in his
class, "Who were thrown into the fiery
furnace ?" That was too much for him.
The question was passed; the answer
came promptly, Shadrach, Meshach
and Abednego." This was a mortifica-
tion to the little fellow, and when the
next question came, /" Who put them
in ?'' he answered with jump, Little
Johnny Green -
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SOAPS.

The indiscriminate use of all manner
of soaps should be by all means avoided,
and if good, known to be geOd soap,
cannot be found, oatmeal should take its
place. It has been asserted upon un-
questionable authority that more than
half of the cutaneeus diseases of the skin.
pimples, redness, roughness, scaly surface.
etc, arise from the horrible ingredients in
highly scented, beautifully colered soaps
simply fair to see.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-14
BY.ANOBY.

4, ou,et, restless heart The long light lies
IN CLEANS Of lingering sunshine on the hill /
ne home bound swallow, tWittering as he tiSa,
Ma kes silence seem more still
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wAIFs AND wTIIsIs.
Pds

FUIe.
had a nttlo rosebud given 20 me.
Idroppsd 81 A. wore II one fnr dhr
ffe-rrs- sci. 4 rr1ged lt $50 I went AZ WaT'
had q love that made ny iife JOY,
10 e. ernod 20 IA ter one bright sum NOR otTf
! couIs have won Il bsck with but n enillei
/ would not smiie, and 90 ! went my way
o Prl4a thou ste.ia,t our m ,st freasurei things,
Things which % gain we'd rtrk all eiss Oefiaf
Lost lOstfny rosebud lost my love nlt-
! light have Z, uud theIa but Tor thee, q pms
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Let Secretary Thompson Explain.


The dispatches yesterday announced that
Gen. Grant had arrived Al Naples from Athens
on boarl the United States corvette Nandala.
We dislike 10 interfere with the pleasures Of n
no end Of good things, hut We are suffering 70
know hy what authorityths Government vessel
family to be- used n a pleasure yacht. Gen.
Grant is not an official. He has no connection
with the Government. He has been tolerably
we'll paid Of late years for his services. and
there is really nothing due him save about
four and u half per cent. interest on the debt of
gratitude. We earnestly request Col Richard
". Thompson to mention his authority for thus
converting war ships into Iunkring vessels.
Ii Il Is a common custom, we shall ask that the
ironclad CanOucus be placed AT our immediate
Disposal. We contemplate trip TO tho Paris
Exposition this summer.
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clPr BoGlRDrs LOSES 4 MATCH.
The Kesuit Of his Attempt to KIM IS Pigeons
Out OF 80 Pair. Yesterday.

About $40 persons assembled yesterday
afternoon in the BROOKLYN Driving Park to see
the champion wing shot Of the world Capt. A.
IL. Bogarlus. undertake 10 kill IS birds out
OF 81 pairs of birds. Mr. Philip Duffy of Brook
Ism. l.. D.. made the match with Capt. Bogarus
asserting that he could not perform the feat he
Dunyl 20 have the privilege Il furnishing tho
birds to be used and the handling u them in
trapping. Tho weather was splendid. except
there was not enough wind stirring. and the
smoke from the Captains gun bothered him. as
after firing the first barrc tho smoke world
mas" cloud in front Of him 50 that he could
other bird Mr.. bury furnished an .Niraorii
nary lot Of lnEush blue rocks. They WE'RE
Gulck as ilu-u in lHaVln. the trap aud getting
out Of the bnuhd !ry, and 10 tuOe lars" am unt
of shot To- stop th"m. Some OF the best pigeon
shooters in %" country wcrr present. and they
sad that they had not seen better Lot # blrds
IN years.
Il i. o'clock everything was ready. Mr. &. f.
GlllDrslrrVr ~ fhn Ling Island Gun Club WAS
ludg" ior CAPT Bogurdus. and W. Hnyls- ~ the
Bro.klyh Gun t.tn consented To- a I rs Judge
flr Mr. Iuify, and tho WHll-knoWn SHOT Mr.. Il.
Talhot of New York. was rrfrre". Before shoot
ing. the betius war $50 10 80 that the Captain
would hOt klIl $50 birds. He knocked oyer :
birds out Of M. first pairs. Gu, ~ the nrNt
. pairs b" killed .. lie brought down > more
Knocked OYER finely. but the l1tl pair were bofn
mis,"i !. and til" Captain lost the match. n h"
had missed 10 birds out of II pairs and lie
would have Ia Kill all tho remaining bird to
win. which IL was impossible To- do. But ne I'm
shed his s.0ro, and ~u"ecd"i in grass INK %
r-". ana used l0-pound gun. The boundary
N.4- yards.
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TORN by 4 N.fSTIII.
Child Nearly Killed by Dog At Bergen
Point An Exciting Chase.

A. some children were at play in an open
lo' n Evergreen street Bergen Point, yestcr-
d"y afternoon, a hugo mastn. owned by Mr.,
j"lnes Connolly, sprang among them. Al they
t"Hf'rnd. be- singled out girl named Mamie
I.u lrisau, 10 months old. and. lurying his
tooih in her check. bore her TO the ground.
shaking her ms n terrier would a rat The cries
Of the children attracted n throng Of women,
vi" feared g. make any attempt ~ release tho
li "hn Twice the dog dropped his victim,
81 each time Efforts were made a. get the child
aNI'. but Tie icrOriOus bruie anticipated the
! rneAts Of the women, and renewed his at
trt
II finally left the child and going few feet
away lay down and watched the movement, 81
ttn-' who lifted nor from the ground and car
rect her home. A physician was called The
n"e mad torn the flesh from the bone Of the
cI"ok, and had almost severed one ear Nine
ugly scalp wounds were found. II is feared
lhil ~" Injuries may prove latal,
lu ilr mean time about one hundred men had
9 rNod from the coal wharves and they started
IN pursuit Of the dog. Father kicen and two
iYiI "licers led the pursuit and after chase
81 nam an hour the animal was Overtaken and
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JNsiEE STRINGS BANKS.
4 Law Restricting the Rights OF savings
Bank Dcpositois.

BosToN, March 81. The Savings Bank bill,
which was yesterday signed boy the Governor
gives extraordinary power over the deposits 10
the Bank Commissioners II is ~ follows
sfrro~ WhencNtr. n the lnds ncni NJ iir Board ni
Commissioner, nf Saving. itit- me security snl Wt
fare of the depo-itors any savings bank TIA, Com
iauuwctti -hHl require limitation or rrsnIa
may. hos uityr Writing directed to such
hank, limit and gc-nlat. sngh lAAm'nt, ia time ..li
amount the benefit OF an the Arro.itors may require
such order shall fulA express the terms u said luut
ton o. r. suauon ant ~ may ie changed ur wholly re-
Nuktd Whenever la the iud ncnt OF sad Comm.
the welfare OF thu dcpusllurs IA seth bank shall
qnirc
So ANY person aggricvcd 10y such order may within
81 day tn rtoi Hnal ihsrefrum o. thc
Supreme Judicial Count The court shall hear aud deter
the rights "i ia" parties under such order and
alter affirm annul the same equity require
Upon the such appeal the court order such
notice to all other persons interested they may deem
sufficient. and all persons interested may appear ami
become parties fuihe appeal and the decree thereon
shah he hnal and hnanr uon all persons hu appear
might hAN" appeared. and become parties 60 the pro-.
cccilns nuns the pendeny OF the appeal tlic order
aforesaid shall remain IN iurcr
lhs shall take effect upon Its passage and
shah continue IN force three wears
As soon M the law was passed advantage was
taken Of II by savings bank OH Gers.
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"a hil,sAl, nnlvh - u L'th 49, htNi
M ~ nMl "r, ,t '."i WY N'iN nV.i' u' ga,
an "ll'' vac" l's l'','n "Nil N", lN lllN. Nl
~, Nv Ss" AMI w Iei H. 'sS ".1s gu, ", ..D',".A'
va, h"I niHl'ss n,lt' " li". TtAi' Nr'ifh >N'
,'ri, ,tra ~ s,,s ia H. p 'xWN
~ A. -s" MA - - - -, uH ~ a'W IA v
~, WV N,, ~ . ~ i'N w S's
~ iS"pl',ii NJ $50 ,''A'''' ""N''' "lN'
Il, ~ sunni MIA
- ~ W' i ,i N's'rn; r 'Nf- a. hiamA
~. - :, -, nv, nNul -, ''sS'0' wheat ''"'
WINK , ,'n t ,' ', - III, ha.. Nll.,p,
up'lNr, :" a, uU'' vlrN,u hN,t .n"i ,V"I w,N
G i".H', PA >" l"', N9L'' '''I,, l Nit,' 'i'
''l NAN ID, ~ NV "' 'N'. - 10 't 'nN. ~ - Nl
N..u', 'l Sr't""'' 'UN - '"' ~, l', W.,
i"', t",n n -. 49, -, .'t' ~ NN h"lN' N''
ia, ~ ''u''', l'i W,tN ,N''lN
lW' l,i.Ns- l"lN Gun hnt n,ALl nominal on me SPOT
~ 81 'VlN - ."l mos "ll s1i.,- 10y 'kWh ll.iNtt
MN >.l' f - ~ ,vh,' "' ~ IL" Nllh ~" -
W WIZ "Nl ~ "'i'i '"l' h' ""' h''' nam "ltl
ni'.n more ",iiN' .ht7 lt'' i>~t PART ~ n'-' lut
N',tlh lnnl 'nh! 'Nl h'ai' uNl "lNl ul't N'i Lana
-.-hlN "N'l, NN' We "'""ln wa "'uN'-An" Nl' i'''
su"el H1.--' ~ .l"l' -,F'l, q" p, "il ,t vilnr
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Ashamed Of their Names.

The commission Of the new Minister TO
Germany was made out TO Bayarl Taylor. II
should have hyen james BQyard Taylor 10 he
by. and he wrote himself down as james II.
Taylor until he WAS thirty years old. These
and those their parents labelled them with when
they get into arstocratic society. Whom the
editor Of the New York 1riLune first came TO
Washington rs u newspaper correspondent he
was known ia Jakc' lieid, and on the cata-
loguc 81 Miami University, when he graduated,
he stood ns Jacob w. Reid" Now he II Whitr-
law Reid. The recent Minister 10 England out.
grew his name. lie appears ON the catalogue OF
Yale College. when he was n student, ms MunsOn
T.. picrpont. In the book Of heraldry he appears
AS Edwards Piorrepont.
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An order was filed in the Kings County Clerk 5
once yesterday. appointing e Brady receiver of ain
debts property rights and equitable interests OF Alder
man William II Ray afaint whom a INDICTMENT hn, h.cn
recovered In the Marine Court this city. hy Charles VI
Field for $40 &, MI Ray WAS examined IN supplement
arv PROCEEDINGS recently and he testified that hc was "a
salesman IN the firm OF W y Wilson Go u 80 Pearl
street. o which m" was suuro-d 10 De- m"uli"r lie
said tlat he GOT salary Ut 40 Alderman mat hr
rmd 500 rent for ms hou~ that he owned 1910 worth of
furniture. and that hN hat salary ui 50 week ~ hero
hr war employed lie had claim against Tie cat, ut
Bruukh Tor Spl for extra salary A. acting Mayor IN
tht absence uf Mayor schroeder last year The only
other property he had was gold watch aud metal
chain worth 500 notice served on Nj Ray YES.
erday Tor The delivery Vi the watch and cham and has
lOl
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Mr. stephens dem, Ga reported hill To
amend the laws on the subject of coinage. Or
dcrcl printed and rocommittel

Mr. stephens dem, GA reported hill to
amend the laws on tho subject Of coinage. Or
dcrcd printed and recomnitel.
i'pro,idcs that the coinage Of gold and silver bullion
sa D, on an cqna ioo. The Ae tGal cost Of coinage 10
Treasury hl rer,Ne ou deposit ,stcr bullion un what
lni W suitable mars properly stained, ana Issue cerun
.ah cr,"r ust - tcihca,s are now issued for soi
hNnn am goa ana siih'r con- Sueh ceruncates mr., 20
cd u standard - dollars of flai grains and are
:" posted "a I" be- Ietaiuod Do the Treasury for payment
OF the csrunrat's The depn-nr l. to pa, the
The d, aco Secretary o The Treasury j. to have ihc
rist 81 converting such hulon into standard silver dol.
~ hi-utun The I'M prohibits further COINAGE II twenty.
cent uN'eeni and three cent SILVER ucces makes tic
amount " $50, authorize. redemption the Treasury
In legal tender money when rreontod 90 sums
over ami authOr"s the continuance 90 the coinage IT
trade llars exclusively for foreign trade but limits the
amour, to s7iop"l or month
Mr. Luttrell dem. Call presented rcsolu
tion of the Chamber of Commerce Of san Fran
cisco rcmonstrating against tho abolition Of tho
truie dollar.
Mr. Ward rep, Pa introduced bill pro-
vlding that persons intending 10 make actual
entry and settlement under the Homestead acts
snail receive through the Interior Department,
free transportation for themselves. families,
farming utensils, and personal Effects To- their
new homes, and also seeds for two years cult
walton.
The House went into Committee Of the Whole
on tho private calendar. and about forty bills
were reported and passed.: among them bills
pensioning the widows Of Rear Admiral Sias
II. Stringham Iicut.-COl. james TOtten, and
Commodore Bcnlamin j. Totlen; and u bill tO
pay the widow Ut Gen. Custer 80 600 for money
paid by her fathers estate 10 the Government
on forfeited bond bill was also passed
pcnsloning the widows and minor children Of
Capt Guthrie and the surfmen who were
drowned in rendering assistance to the crew ui
the wrecked steamship Huron.
The House then adjourned TIL Monday.
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Tweedlcdum ana Tweedledee.

Ffoa, he R'rh''tsr Deo'crat and Crmrie
Gen, Longsrect comm tied the unpnrdo nable
sin of being cnnchated under another Admiul-tr uun
and - rcapng his reward the Augusta Choaios kcnng
him 10 Benedict Arnold
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losc 10 dress 81 Ne prime and extra do from io, to
lAr to dress h7mdS M and tat bulls az ~ fj~S =
To- rs live weight Exporters took 100 lair Steers at
o. saa'.c y n to dress ~ fis
htcripts NJ sheep aud lambs II loads go
head. milking total of g. 10 siucc Monday against Hi2
tor the same time last Trade tariv active at
ull prices or ~ 1c r. o. Tor inir tyruod N,nritng lnl,s
and @sc I'm tor ordinary To ch'tsc sheep. the out
SIDE pfc" Tor Tear loads taken fnr cNrur'.
Ecct u's NJ hogs - ear loads. ur 3fNS' hfnd,
mlknq total " n-t,7 since INLAY. AGAINST l',y~ Tor
the time last week Nome tor sale alive.
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Tho lorty-scvcnth and forty-eghth strands of
the great cables Of the East River Bridge which were
begun week ago were finished YESTERDAY and work ON
the nfcth stran is 10 he begun TODAY The WORK tho
approaches being done correspond npN last AMI hY
May all ul the houses ON the east slo Of Nam street
Broukyu hf tween Prospect and York streets with the
exception OF one OF two corner houses VIII be removed
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Suing Hudson County for se.s,ooo

About n year ago tho Hudson County Free
holders purchased several lots ground the brow of
Jersey city leights Newark avenue known rs the
Harrison estate as site for new Court House The
price IRid S271Vn This was regarded aseNcrssNr
aud tho Fr,clnirrs who voted tur the pnrchas" were
indicted. ami the carried 10 the supreme Court
hy the taxpayers who hal the sale annullcd Sow Mr.
u Cram pion who sold the property, has begun suit
ngML.L le cuuMy Tor Tho AmuMml Of lhc MUMMY moneA
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NEW York Friday. March % Receipts Of
hesNcs to-day lul loads. To head making
total u Sl2 since Monday, AGAINST +1s2 Tor the
time last week The market was active and firm and
the decline of nearly &c n. nNodMcdne snN wa tuly
recovered Ordinary 10 very good natNe Steers ranged
IRON se. u %. 10 dress ~ bs " the gross cwL up 10
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Seventeen divorces have been granted at Hart,
ford during the present term Of the SupeJor Court aud
~ onN Use cases do the marriages date back NJ lr1l
The of about eight years and three months,
which these divorced couples have lived together II,
however. the host made h} ans group OF II in hartford
COUNTY seventy two divorces GRANTED IN the county
~ 1871 - beng for genera misconduct ld Tor dcserun,
~ Tor mtruueruucc, tor cruelty. and only Tor adul
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winchester. Cure for Consumption.

Winchostcrs Hypophosphite Of Limo and
Soda for the cure Of Consumption and Chronic dsoasr
Of the Throat AMI Lungs Also. General Debility. by s.
popsa. and Poverty of the Blood Established 20 years,
Price. n and 81 Ierboulc Prepared by Winchc &
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