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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-02-09
Original Attachment.
State OF Tenn essee-MORtgOmery Co.
Ell. Williams VS.. Ruff Walker.

The plaintiff in this case having made oath
according to law that said defendant is eVad-
ing the process of law and has removed him
process of law cannot be served on him, and
the plaintiff having sued out an attachment
against the property of defendant: Therefore
unless he appears before the said w. B. Stew
art, on the 23d day of February, 1878, at his
office in District No. II of Montgomery
county, and defend the action thus COM
meneed, the case will be proceeded with ex
parte. W. B. STEWART, J. P.
This 96th day January, lS7s-td
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-02-09

LadISs', Mlasss', end. chIldrsa's Hesiay een
o. 30 dOseR, aD 70 the anSe BeSAs. All the
nsWoSt and prsttisss dasgns In KcaisEy sss repre-
Ssnsod Ia eur stock 10 Biik, Gotten end Asrane.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-02-09

IT is predicted by many that there
will not be over a half crop of to-
baccO planted this year in this Dis
friRt
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-02-09
Calico, WOrSted & White Suits,
Waterproof Cloaks,
IAN Sizes)

In fact suits made of ali washing fabrics, 1
give my personal attention TO the manu-
My employees are all young ladies residing
il Jne city, and take personal interest in
thei. oUL haIlGiwoIk. L respectfully ask
the ladies to call and examine my goods
befOTe purchasing.
MRS. ISABELLA DRIsCoI..
Nav l2. 1877
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-02-09
Fish Culture.

From recent report on the above
subject it appears that there are now
twenty-seven States who have fish
cry commissioners that receive and
hatch the eggs of fishes furnished by
the United States Fish Commission
and distribute the young fish in the
proper localities. About 1900, 900
California salmon were thus distrib-
uted in October.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-02-09
LOCAL PAPER

it will devote a large p0yttop OF its space
towards furnishing to its readers the latest
items of interest It's market reports will
be greatly improved by renewed exeFtt0nS
of the publishers. The mechanical interests
of the city shall receive its heartfest support,
and the labprinG man its WsrHleSt Sympa-
thy. Its highest ainn shall be to build up
the city Of CiarkSvtfle by stimulating the
citizens and encouraging an Influx of pODu-
latiOn. AS a ConRty Paper il will lend its
ableSt endeaYors towards battling for the
best interests Of the people. the
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-02-09

The total net earnings of Ohio
railways for the past year amount
ed to $I4, 49,, 228 IS.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-02-09
Ladies' and Child.ren's Suits ~
Fine Under Clothing.
HOSIERY.

These dspArtmsAts sEeFoss everything ReAas'
ing 10 Female Costume, sAHltSd ts al aEss me es'
OGnaSaanass. For fall AEAlsulaFs SO esaaiegu@
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-02-09

The population of San Francisco
is put in round figures at $50, 900 in
Guiding 10000 Chinese.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-02-09
In Chancery at ClarksVi1le-State Of
Tennessee,
Iu Chancery Mt CiaPksVllle-Ssete
OF Tennessee.


Dealie Ralph, Compt's., VS.. David Ralph,
DeftS.
1t appearing from affidavit filed in this
cause that the Defendant, David Ralph, Is
a non-residents of the State OF Tennessee;
ri is therefore ordered that he enter
his appearance, herein, before or within
the first three days OF the next term OF the
-Chancery Court, to be held at Clarksville,
ON the first Monday in February next, 1873,
and pIead answer or demur to Complain
ants Bill, or the same will be taken for
confessed as to him and set for hearing ex
parte and that q copy OF this order pc pup
fishei FOR four consecutive weeks in the
POLK G.. JOHNSON,
Clerk and Master.
WA. JACKSON, Sol'r for COmp'ts.
January II, lS7S-4tprfs5 90
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-02-09
In Chancery 1T ClarksViIle-State OF
Tennessee
CLERK AND MAsTER's OFFICE
January II, 1877. I

CLERK AND MASTERS OFFICE,
January IL, 1877.
Juo. X. Smith, Trustee, ct al, ComPlainantsi
Vs.J. z. Hammond ct al, Defendants
II appearing from affidavit hled in this
rause that the Defendants, j. Il. Hammond
and scott Hammond, are non-residents OF
the q tate of Tennessee:
It Is therefore ordered that they enter their
onDea rance herein, before or within the
first three days after the second Monday
Of the next term of the Chancerg Court,
to be held at GAINESVILLE, on the nrst
Monds " in February next, 1873, and
Mead. answer or deInur 10 Compartments
Bin, or the same will be taken for confessed
as to tn EN-, and set for hearing ex Parte and
four co usecutive weeks in the Clarksville
Chronic Ie POLK G. JOHNSON,
Clerk and Master.
SMrrH & LURroN, Sol'rs for Compt.
Janua ry 10, lS76-4tprfS5 %
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-02-09
mn nRE0S GOOnR

there 10 richer display sf eelerings and b&txAAAS
sRaets THO season than fer many years past
The mixed COSTUME CLOTHS TARgO - PsssS
from b0e. yard 70 0So0. and on ISW-pAeSa pk.3s
GOODS, from los. yaFa up, many ee them baAA9
q elective e the heNVtsg fabrics.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-02-09

India Valley Cashmere shSvIs fs0a ete0b9 -.
India FILLED CsRssFs ~ 5000 ana aY.
Real DAsea, Chsdds aAd Striped Isdss gAeNiA
nsv dsslgAs, from $1,000 apSasas. Ales. IN Haze
British, french and German Shawl In e@Aafas
neg styles, OF the best sna mesa FsA@hs@ mAASs
faeeurs. Paris AanAIss ED CieAhs - sAS hSDs
nsass fTsA cisco ~, and BO<tIn erO1 es-SA
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-02-09
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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-02-09
Original Attachment.


M. b. Coleman VI. r. A. wilac0.
In this cause II appearing BY afndnvit thai
the Defendant, II. a. WILSON, In Justly IN.
OF the State OF Tennessee, 30 that the ordl-
nary process OF law cannot Dc served on
him, and an original attachment having
fore ordered that publication ba made In the
CIarksviIie Chronicle, qeWnpaper pub
iiahed Ia the city Of CInrkgVilles Tor four sue
ce11glve weeks, commanding the said X. A.
Wilson 70 appear before me, 81 my once In
District No. 7 Of Montgomery county, Tenn,
on Monday, the 9TH day 81 February, 1913,
81 Il viii be proceeded with e. parle.
D. L. SMITH, ,. r.
January l2th, ls7s-at
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-02-09
CENTS FURNISHING.

DRESSING 00wNA sMOKTA0 SACKBgY AND
cA ~ nxa1n ~ - ~ 800. asxxs ~
BUITABLK FOE THE HoLIDAXa TO WHICH
TIE ATTENTION or LADIES 70 MVExMD.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-02-09
GTAWR0

KiA, HIk, Lss TAsoaA sad MsElss asOVm 81 tAs
new s0lers and shapes, IN sxeas vAsie4V.
Lord Tayles's kia 0levss, buttons. wars@ateA.
ct q. 90 per pair, price lase ssasea o. -.
ALDO,
Lace, CamhFas, Llnaa and ma MAAdAsssAaaM, anA
beautiful Neskgshi&a, ed press fss4 -. upwasA,
ana ell klnAs Dress xsfzmknm - nasAh saR aesAA
~ Oar 0eeas ere - ApBeelaa. 10 make
point 70 al 81 ee6sss e1nseiy anA - tAs iaAwua -
purchasers. We gsARa kss ia purchases - b satis-
fassoFy 70 buyess, ana ahAae punaV Do FwnaAy al
srroFs. Wetaytte aEdsss eseyinesA aAa4 AEA m1al
win tns1ss a. TIE EeRAAns uastam kanaafanB.
CatalsEass 81 sur saaEs seesk sana - aay a4AFa@
60 svplisAesn-
Al orders for Geoes - - sssoapnAloa ~ Is
money, e. wAsrs PagShss wish ossas Vim Aa ssaa
By Express. O. O. d. Wkere che Ts@isaAness b tep
large, We algsys EsaunR ne diGsRsaes.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-02-09
For Sale.

a good, gentle WORK HORSE. Also a
TWO-HORSE WAGON and HARNESS.
For information apply at this Office.
Jan. II, lS77-2tH
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-02-09
A Paper for the Farmer,
A Paper for the Mechanic,
A Paper for the Business Man,
A Paper for the Home Circle.
EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT

will be under the charge of DIR. DANIEL f.
WRIGHT, an erudite scholar who in his
short editorial career has won encomiums
from the best critics of the State. The editor
being perfectly converSant with the leading
points in State and National politics, will
furnish such articles for the CHRONICLE as
will, each week, make it of particular in
tereSt to its readers. Asa
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-02-09

PLAIN CUkUHEU SILAN,
NAd q Oh co. same e quality Of last ssassa q 81 g.
Fancy Br0chS ana Dem0aSS Figures 81 NE new
Paris shades, from e9.oo upvARds. Trimming Sssans
e. OIL 90, worth e1.b.
ARE ONE-QUAkrRR TO ONR-fH18D LER9
THAN LAST SEASON.
- SILK DRRGS 10 HANDSOME HOLE
DAY PRESENT.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-02-09
For THR Holidays
LORD 6 Taylor
NEW YORK.

WE INvITR ATTENTION TO T1E FOLLOW.
ING DRPARrHEMNfe0 o. OUR Rs7ABkISMMRxT9
THE LOW PRICES At WHICH OUR GOODS ARE
MARKED NAVE SPECIAL RERRRHECB TO TRk
HOLIDAY eRAeoH, AND RARGA1Na WILL On
YOUkD THkoHeHoUT TIRE HOUSE, HhIe skA.
SONS IMPoR1ATEONS GIVING % AN IN
E0UALBD STOCK or GOODS.
The New York herald., 1878-07-04
orr TO EUROPE.

The Aiisghsny cemmasdory OF Knixhts Tsmpiars.
whose arrival tots oay vas published In yssssr
days AssAls, departed Their arp 70 kascps on
the Russia early yesterday morning. ths passy-
forty In siaesdisg ten isdlex Their irsssas VI
Palestine comBansery. No. IS esssssn th1sy and isrty
10 number wah them al the Grand Central Hctsl
tue previous evsnsnr talked OF accompanying ths
pilgrims down the bay q taz. bat eving TO
the islencss Of the hour satisfactory arrsngsmsas
coa,d os made Ancr addresses ~ rasl Grand assss
Eiweod r. Therns, kmiseat Com nasasr Lee 8.
smith sod one os t~o oshsrs me Ks,gbu OF shs city
bais tnsu vsitng conirssss iafe~sL Very Tee oi
thctu fcit bright epssga, altar the sxhsusting ex
srcsos prsvess dag. 20 time 10 thes
iricads OF 20 that their aspsnars ~S comparatively
quiet Eaen OF Tho travellers 10 provasd Win
beautifully prepared lstssr OF crwdsnees 10 10 ssse
while nsking irsternaI waits among sns kurspsan
oommand.riea This s the second walt of The
Aicgnasy Commsndssy TO Easops. ths sr@ss hav-
ing taken pscs IN 1871.
Among the other passengers the Rosssa yesscr-
Judges Peabody, ComssocK and Parker, Rsv. prA
Bctungsr ana Absreombss, Revs "a a. Desss aud
A. J. ftSvorth, Coiopei Cnarlss b. Baker, Colonel
:. MoConihe. Professor W. A. Dsruag. hrx Ras~sli
slurscs, Msssrs. J. ". warass J. n Cornell
Albert sssssoa aad Ds. Henry taylor M samuel y.
Tden. OF New Lebanon =. r., nephew Of tbe aissia
guisncd politician, was also on board. and tbc stm y
larry of names led many psrsons 70 lm2esns that the
yosns mAn's uncle vss so,ng abroad. fhe cfe~d -
qaestiy very large asd the tact shat msstzks mad
been made Old not generally uspspre In 6ovonor
1iden left tevn icf Long branch With hm lsniy on
TUESDAY sitsrnoou.
The New York herald., 1878-07-04
SUICIDE By SHOOTING.

maa catered Herman Becss lager beer saloon,
NO. 9is West street. yesterday morning. and, after
eating a dsisk OF wbssksy, retired 20 the yard.
A momsot later pistol shos startled the proprietor
&c she saoon sad bis patrons and fastening the d.
Of scsnd thsy iound stranger closet
dead sits . revolver IN hw hand, and biesdas from
sosad in shc br~ast rres letters and papers found
bis posssssss % sscss.aissd that the suicide
v@ frsesrics eanissr. Of avenue b. between
Eleventh snd wsllih Que Of tho letters
dlrccs~a 70 bsvsscr fssaw of deceased named Hon.
msn IN whlen Gsn,gsrsaa he had received ss os bs-
longing To hts smpisysr Mr. 0tmer, Of No 5ol
fils street. ~ wssoh he had bought
revolver ios s. ~ and box Of cartridges
fsr nity cents tor tls e miting suicide.
10 THIS letter ssstxser gave - reason fos bs rash
ressi usssa that did sst desSrs longer 10 live De-
cause sss vsss sos spsna t~ies ~ mach - ho
sble 10 care. Ia appears that deceased vas mem
Der OF Bismsrok Lodge. Ma .. ordsr Of Germany Of
D-ssvesssi Assscstss~ 81 Inc ssvsnsssssn waro,
and slsc OF the Arbeitsf LsdsvsAsc ssnging society
ubrcn meets al No. 6s2 Fihh street. H. had two
ehiiarsn, aud his Hie nsursd sor tbsw bsaens
tLe ameupt si 81. 0oo
NJ oumer. W wbom Ganixsr employed.
rspsessnss decreased a ssvd working man Ne had
manssd ssoa Wages Ne shss ssnplaissd asst ss
wlie ned bad smpsr and was jealous oi him. What
seemed 10 have goa0ed him % desperation wss
,aasse 81 tnnaesy vhsoh sue pvsfevrea axsisst him
Ne could not bear saaiost this sc<usatoe, ss1
lott ms resstsaec op Monday Threatening 10 esd his
hfe. rcstsrusy mcrnfsg mes 0antxisr received q
letter irca ssr hssD&sa, a~sd Fs~aeiphsA, IN vhseh
sns th.t on has 2frvs IN the city be would dsssroy
himself
The New York herald., 1878-07-04
RUN AND DEsrIrUrIoN.

onicer Lunasers, OF the socsesy The Pssvsslsa
OF Cruelty 70 Children, yesterday. Jshn Bafssd. shs
occupied basement ., No lzo nroosss ssrs.l .ss a.
one tmc u matchmaker earning good va.ss ssd
supporting his vie aud chtaren rsspscsssiy. sut
taking TO dnsx he lost hE smploy meet.
Hi VILE too. appears, eosirsessq assnssrsss nsb
it's Between ,hs sws sisxpasss psrea~ Ne ebiiasss
were neglected and isn 70 ssDsiss Ga tss1
own resources, aud the yosagest eAhd. q
BABY, became sick Tor want of pfopes nesr
shlnsnt aud fhs isssiscd. Jsss ksliess~e<.
tho nou-psymesi oi his rsst YESTERDAY tnrsed ths
In mty out upon the street. vbesssgsn OnAeef Lmnd-
berg took tns itic snes ana the mother tsto hfx
charge BarssIl vss foasd . nssssDsring saaeoa.
aud who sdmstting thnt no had fecsnsly tsksn 70
drink, pleaded In extesuatsn that ne drivse %
u by his inabilty to pfvcars employ ssest.
Ofccr Lundbssg sssses snss he hss . against
Kaiienbeck, who " csssgsd VITA sLamsaty IN tlset-
Ing sick family and VII be srrzigsss al eosrs To-
morrov.
The New York herald., 1878-07-04
SUBURBAN NOTES.

Jsdss sses ys-isrsay esmm miilsd Conrad FAust, OF
sisstiss ns ~ns
J..s.J. Ayss ~ ls@s,as .nsr erseopsin, ferry.
nvss. Ne ~As s~seaod ~ sstsmsn isnsr
la ths nrsssyn Cay C.sfs yesterday Ann Towers
obtaisNa ser9et ei o. ooJ 10 Der suit against John
,isss 'sr srssss - p'sass 90 marriage and seauc-
tea.
cerl.isphsr l@ss tabor Of Babyion, l. l., has boon
sanslx Coansy Jsii. charged wsth npt
las 70 shess e hts cssssmsrs. alleged TO be M
aettsf - him isf srit Of eiotnss
Is sks ssa aivesss brosght IN the supreme
Csurt, klsss esantI. ~ Chasss A. Tsrpisch sesipst
nls wIis kmeile. mnttsn Zoe made yeKtsfdAy ON te
hs % zoe assssasat ies shaony. fhs Ceart reserved
nm aeei.lon.
Au1as Roes.sm. ,wsssytwo wears Of age. a Ore
nsn. atfusk 10 ths efasA ef TIE engine the
tsrfyrc. fsrssat yssasrssy neruins. ahd dlcd Ia
me an nai.Aes snis sa ths wu 70 toe Lons Island
Ceisss he~rttsi
Jsha lAason, lhlrtytso ye.rs Of axe, rss,depi OF
East Nes fers. ehiie rfussing the Ahsntic Avenue
kspfs lfss@s hesa "a wssntnxicn svsnae. breosiys.
sas ssmsvei 70 ths Lsss isl.as csssess Hesr,,si.
a psi1s asnt sls tvss pssos B.is~is's,
1. A., 90 heaaay, me e"ntsst.sts bslng "Iim" Jvhn
wa.,sa.ssss No. 1.asa. s.,. ,.ashs ~ an noun ss
sna lfssn miaotss, shea Johnson ~ss dssiArsa ths
vtsaef.
Tho sosy sf ,ss msn who eonnluss ssie,ds from
cred py xrsppnss yesterday snsrsoon. the deceased
ave isst an incDss hiFn. sas black hair, sandy
wniskcrs and massschs, snd sears . black s.es sat
ana ssissrs.
Ana rsaeecs, r.-idiss on All.a,le svssss has.
New Work, vas arrested on Tussday night last on
sompsssns Of her huss.sd, s4ms.i r.ssook. vbo sc-
ss..a . 81 ~. ..s a .s., .s,.
tGer lwo cbiiafss. whom tas fssher MAI IAsced Va
the fnaustrisi Hene. 70 said, wmhout fniofmisz
Jaags Eastman, asnlsd The cb.fge. Her examination
WI taks place On honasy nert
The New York herald., 1878-07-04
HIGH WATER IN THE MISSOURI

Arcmsox. ksn., Joiy o. 1878
The Missouri River 10 higher than IL has been dur
Ing tho past twelve ysass and doing great damage
along its banks The 81 Joseph aud Denver trains
now run into ths city, beng unable W Gross At 81
Joseph.
81. Jossrn, Mo-, Jay ., 1878
The Missouri River Al lnis point ~ nov higher thaa
1s44 being seventeen loot fsar incncs above isw
waSsr mark. Coas.dsrsbie damage vas doss to-day
10 the bridge spanning the river al ths point by
the current wssnlng and csasbg The east abutnsnt
sink down eisbt or tsa sest istns ths shore cad
OF the hrss span touch The water A. prsssnt the
bridge 10 In an tmpssssDle eosdition. The damage
viii bs temporarily repaired n .nres ~ 10 ar days,
that trains wIA Ablc 10 eross.
The New York herald., 1878-07-04

its simplicity, there 10 coqusncc in its silence II
II type oi the pure and rugged men whose names
srs carved upon ITS tablets. II Ia the ment VI
eur Bunker Hill. Let IL be venerated for The great
idea u suggests. 'ssuice a dscorum pro pGt,'ta
mor" Ia tells Us there Is n reward tor the aud
good BY night aud Dy day, IN sunshine storm,
In the ~intes's Geld aud summers hsat, II silently,
ol The msn VINO slssp the sleep that
kaews NO waking At us ssI,a base.
We rsspect u because Il bears the names Of many OF
oar honorsa eiiizens ana who are among the repre-
sentative meu Of this fair valley. And those OF
Who had TREND or brother In the hgh but born upon
soil or having selected the valley nome. will
be second IN our love aud venern,ion Tor the
whsss msm,ry tt prsservsA The huudred thousnnd
people wno to-day residents OF the Wy
smax Valley claim this monument and the
sioriss wLscn cluster around their common
fbss. tbs presseee OF EACH other upon this battle
nsa anc beside the bones OF past heroes support and
fnsist.is that government which they, with
efheF yairistic men. established In this land
90 the cost OF their hvcs. Let us be moved by that
impuse watch sbeve aud beyond all others-the
psrp .tnstioa of the American Cnion; and to that
cagss ist tse departed spsrss Of the slain upon this
lsla bear sitness.
rhea came Mr. steubsn Jenkins, who also abbrevi-
siea bis Interesting and esrefuy prepared psper
citlng he story ef tie massacre. third original
pos esssa The nofnsng exercises, AMI tho perspring
erest gfsiu2y scattered to amuse themselves about
ths gsssas rhs pracipai feature OF The afternoon
sx.rriaes the addrexs BY Rev William p. ABBOTT,
~bsch vas eloquent and interesting This evening
tss frssfdssi ssreuzded AZ the Valley House,
fhn cily, but hs did not make n speech. The cere-
nsny si 10 ncrroS uii be ON grand scale.
The New York herald., 1878-07-04
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
wxp DEPARrxxsr,

wAR DEPARrxESr
OyYIcE the CHrxr SIGNAL OYncER,
WASHINGTON Juiy Al N.
Indications
For the Middle States ana New Eugisnd, In the
norIhsrn portion coolor northeast wtads rising ba-
romcser and cloar weather. bus In tho southern por
lion warmer soathsriy winds and clear wes.bss, pos
sibiy followed by cooler, ncrtncrly winda cloudy
weather aud rising barometer.
For thursday, In this south Atlantic States in.srior
OF the Gulf States and and tho Ohio Valley
nosthsry winds, stationary sx htly higher pres
sure and temperature, clear or partly cloudy weather
viii prevail
For tho lake region, the Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valieys stationary followed BY fall
log barometer. northeast to southeast v.nds slightly
wsrmor partly cloudy weather, sad possibly nshi
rains In the lower iaxc region.
Tho rivers will generally fall somewhat
Cautionary sgsas continue ., Sm,tAviiio, Whining.
ton, cspe LookouI ana Cape hattsraA
The New York herald., 1878-07-04
LooKs LIKE MURDER

Bes~sen I'VE sud s'x c'cises yesterday aftcvsess
the body oi q was found Gastsng % tbe Hscsou.
opposite Gsssssbsrs. The eosp,e rcmovss 20
Corvnsr cr.us's meress ia uesskea fhs man. vsc
respectfully ayrsa. nsd deep gssh the
bank OF the head sod there vsre vsriess
other bralkes tie boay. when issis
TO the bsici that he sss foeIs asAu wlth.
piece Oi rope Was hrmis usa 90 toe ieft arm, and
there 10 evidence shat the nsa been eeE@ssd N
struggle. Ths deceased dressed ktssk
and vest striped psstslsoss. snnsress gsstess sss
white linen shirt. Ne b.d isras ansthysf fs. 90
the "a niger of tus ieIt hsId Coreser Crane has
inxtilusod q o. mvcstigstisn-
The New York herald., 1878-07-04
DROWNED.

The body Of an snsne~n Dsn. forsy.1ye years OF
ago, found noslng yesterday IA the Sersh River.
OF pier 81 The man - cescribsd being nss ises
eight inches IN height, ~nh asrs hsls. brewa mus.
tsehe aud side wbskers. d.rs eloshes. whiss shrt.
congress saiIers and leather strap aresaa wast ln
hts pocket found amoGg aaafry ar.ieiss eard 81
y rsstiurast at No 40 Bre.aw@y
q The dscompessi sody VI as enk Gowa mas w&s
found on the beach a. Governors Islsna yesterday
mornsng. II removed 20 ths Norgse ana shs
Coroner no<sned Nv The unusd STATES ssthorttss
The New York herald., 1878-07-04
TIE LEWIS WILL CASE.

Master In chancsfy SOC Vas engaged yesterday 81
his court 10 Jersey CITY In hearing evidence IA the
contest over tho Will OF Joseph L. Lewis Hoboksss
eccentric millionaire. The testimony 10 Dsssif
OF the alleged widow, whose has been materially
strengthened by the statement Of Ar. Goaasrd.
daughter Of the late Judge Fish, VINO idsn tinsd the
handwring VI tns marriage osrtaests that % hsr
iatbcr, and also svsrred tnat she remsm0srsa Der
father spesksng OF the ceremony al the time. ksh
- CALDWELL, who haa Oftcn assisted Judge IIsa, idsn
tGsd she wrissng Of the cssNassss.
The New York herald., 1878-07-04
ENFORCING TIE ORDINANCE.

Tho police OF tho Thirteenth and Ninctcepth pre-
encts night enforced shs relation
tho dischArgs OF Hroarms aud fireworks in the
Eight boys locked up IN the East Flity-1
street station for dscnarging fireworks and boy
incarce1tsd The Deiancsy street station arlng
OIL pistol In tho street.
The New York herald., 1878-07-04
THE aRAvEsExD POISONING.

Samuel Husbard, The ersvesesd. L. T., farmer
who was found guilty ~ The Coroner's Jerry Of
having the asssA Of hn wife by pscinw ssryeb.
10 her lager bscs 10 soc the Eaymona street
Jsi. Brooklyn Ne rssasssa hs senses spss swsk-
me iu the mssning aud pevfscuy rational asa
Aeii-pssscssed. ExJudxs Nssfts, ma cssrss ssassa
hun aud Lhey had bosg soIyerxs xssioa together.
The New York herald., 1878-07-04
KILLED BY A TRAIN.

An unknown man was struck and instantly killed
by the New Brunswicx local train Asnlo Park
terday afternoon. The body put board tho
train and brought to TINS cny The deceased - we'll
ai essed, middle aged man. Upon his person
found $s 90, bra noInnx by which mis- iasntty could
" ostnu uligncd.
The New York herald., 1878-07-04
SUICIDE OK TIIE sCyrHIA.

George Mitchell. aged tnry-slx, third oi1esr
she canard steamship seytha. committed suicide .
his room boara ths steamer al Jersey City at
eleven O'clock last night BY eustinx artery hts
left arm and bleeding 10 death. The suicide
was discovered AZ twelve o'clock wk2 the
hfst o0herr ssnt 10 hts cabin 90 have awakened.
ne h.virs stated vnsn soing 10 hss ssom thai ne
wanted 10 sleep Tor lev hour. Tue asse leaves
wife and ismiiy IN Liv rpool, Ens aADh. lie had
bssn aribking b-aviy dursuE me trip scsess tnc
ocs "a bat 90 reason tar shs ssscsds s ssssa Coso-
ncr Gannon has taken charge of tte body.
The New York herald., 1878-07-04
s Angler cHAcE's CREDITORS.

fAtr givKx. Mass, July 8, 1878.
mssass Of sas creditors Of 4 Assier Chaee was
held here ts-ssr bsors A. ~ Kae~ltou, Register.
Cams 10 the smount OF Ssl0 ssi presentcd, OF
whct tz34 sUT were ailewsd rne claim OF $3.50, 900
from tss Iaisn afIss allowed. q. A. Chap,n
ana "a X. bresn vsfe sppeintcd assigGesk