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The New York herald., 1878-01-10
AFTER THE STAMPS.

Application was made to Judge Barrett, In Supreme
Dourt Chambers, yesterday, for the appointment Of
Alexander T. Berthoud receiver Of property of the
Bt. Croix and Lake Superior Company. In the am
davits op which the application was based II
stated that suit brought against the company by
Ludlow Patton judgment was rendered. In favor of
the plaintiff for $53l77 IL; that this company was
prgani zed under the laws OF Wisconsin. but had
ptce this city; That the company had forfeited
cnarter TO the laws of Wisconsin that previous 10
tho issue Of large amount OF bonds, but that these
bonds were not and cannot now be issued The
nue. stamps on TINS now otherwise worthless mortgage
amount over 1000. These stamps, 1t IS claimed,
the United States government will redecm at nearly
their original value, and, as they are alleged to be
about the oniy property belonging TO the company
which The judgment creditor in this proceeding can
get TO, he wants The receiver appointed 10
Lake charge OF them. The application was granted
by the Court
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THE HANpLE on rHE JUG.

To THE EDITOR THE HgRALD:-
cannot refrain from expressing my thanks to you
for tho noblo stand you take In article your
OF Wednesday cntillcd 'Tho Handle the Jug"
You struck tho keynote when you demanded tho
running Of night trains on the New York Elevated
Railroad for the accommodation OF those bust
ness or pleasure Keeps them from their homes Ill
the ''wee" hours OF tho morning. Mr. Cyrus w.
Field talks as though he thoush tncro only
sie TO the question: But Think II he roads your ar
tce no will Dc convinced that there are two sides TO
u, and the people do not moan that the ee-
vated railroads (,ke the horse co,npanics) shall
have things entirely their own way Night trans are
what are required aud wo must have tucla ]. {. A.
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MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANCEs.

Tho wifo OF Thomas Nunan has acd in the Supreme
Court, Chambers In this CITY, an application for the
appointment oi commission to take charge OF her
husbands property, which shows some peculiarly
mysterious aisappearanccs in the Nuuan family. Tho
petitioner states that after he had been about lvo
months married her husband mysteriousiy disap-
peared from their residence No. 33S Henry street,
In this CITY, ana has ncvor since been heard IRON ;
that he has in the HibernaE savings and Loan
Society o San francisco the sum OF 81 400 in
gold, aud In the Masonic Savings aud Loan
Bank, OF the same CITY, the OF $500 gold
he Is also supposed 10 be the owner OF property IN
rper county, Mo. He ~ supposed, his wife says, to
have becn lost or become ipsaue or some way has
been made away with. lie has loft OF kin ex-
cept sisters ana Two brothers, tho two latter
IT. 10 also alleged, disappeared from all knowledge oil
their friends one OF them not having been from
during twcnty-sx years and the other during twelve
years. Judge Barrett before whom tho motion was
made, denied it, but ordered reiercnce to inquire
into tho truth OF the facts alleged IN Mrs. Nunan's
petition.
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NEARLY sUFFOCArED.

Doorman Baianiine, Of tho Frat precinct station
house, brooklyn, IN going into tho lodging rooms on
Tuesday evening last discovered strong smell coal
gas He Immediately opened tho windows aud thon
turned his attcnton TO tho two occupants Of tho
assigned TO females. These wcro Mrs sayrcs an old
woman and Mary korscli, thrty.c,pht years OF age.
The latter was ioand 10 be nscnsbic whilc tho Tor
mcr was very much affected by tho poisonous atmos-
phcrc. Tho doorman. with the assistance OF geant
Edison, removed The women down stars, whore they
revived IN a short timc. Upon examination " was
found that portion Of the furnace used In hoatng
tho rooms had become dcicctye, and the gus instead
OF passing up tho chimney, was cjoctod into the
The New York herald., 1878-01-10
MISS BARrON'S BABY.

On Tuesday second trial was had In the case OF
Andrew Vaudeville, of Newark. whom Miss Catharino
Barton. drcssmakcr, who had worked in his family,
charged with being tho father Of her baby Tho
evidence was repetition mainly OF that given on
the rst trial, wnen tho jury alter many hours dcio-
GRAFTON, disagreed Tnis time the case gwen TO
tho jury ~ ak o'clock. and alter wrestling tho
hours thcy into court early yes
tcrday morning with verdict OF acquitlnl Tor Mr.
Vaudeville. Dcspitc tho verdict Miss Barton declares
her liberalization TO st,ll pursue Vaudeville strange
to say, she IS warmly sustained by large number vi
females who denounoe the male Jury system.
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Is 1T RIGHT ?

TO THE EDITOR HERALD:-
Is It right that merchants should seek to advertis
their bu at the expense OF the time of number
OF POOR by advertising for clerks. and after keep
Ing them waiting Tor TWO thrce hours. tell them
that tncy hayo engaged a mani l. with about
hundred others. kept waItng this morning by y
large lrm aud was thereby prevented from answering
other advertisements by winch might have ohtained
employment. CITIZEN.
The New York herald., 1878-01-10
ANSW WERS.
CAR VENTILATION.

To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
Please tell the writer OF the article on car vensia-
ton IN your edition OF Wednesday that an Invention
been made that entirely prevents all discomfort
regard 10 bad air. dust .entrauce OF snow or rain
In cars and that II most easily applied to all cars,
but OF course, moro easily when IN process of con-
struction. LIS use Will add as much 10 pubic health
10 public comfort, and u, some other as good rs
itscf, II such DO found, should certainly he upon
now elevated roads, to which We all so heartily
wish success PRO BONO PUBLlCO.
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SHARKS IN FRENCH FLATS.

10 rHE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
have lived in several buildings known MS French
flats, and my experience has been universally the
Tho janitors everywhere insist carrying my
orders to tho coalmaa, grocer and other seaIcra
from whom they receive commission,
which In the end have 10 pay, either
IN advanced prices, short measure or inlcrlor
articles. II choose 10 so to roaDc dealer who will
pay tribute TO these sharks, evory obst icie 10
thrown In the way OF proper delivery OF The goods
The owners these buildings should discharge these
commission mon their properly viii soon degener.
ate iuo common tcncmont houses
ANfICOMMlSSI0N.
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DELAY IN DELIVERING rELEaRAMs.

To THE EpITo. OF THE HERALp:-
win the HERALD inform complainant whether IL u
Lawful. for telegraph agents In the city to keep de-
spatcn twelve hour<aitcr Receiving tS This wedncs-
d,y) morning at nsne o clock received telegram OF
importance from Bristol, r. l., winch arrived at inns
onice AT half past nino last night. Is there any lac
which prevents agents from sending kilograms at
nisntf am very dcsirous OF knowing the law on
this subject. JUSTITlA
AoRRIsANIA, Jan o, 1878.
The New York herald., 1878-01-10

Lewis by Nessrs. wn,am m. Ficiss and B. w. Allen,
who. when they attempted TO sell this property,
restrained by an injunction issued In u suit
mencod by Mrs Watson Tor that purpose Application
was made by Mr.. julius Lyons the part OF these
creditors 10 vacate the injunction, on the argument
OF WHOM IL claimed behalf OF Mrs. Watson
that Lewis dId not own the properly she having only
conveyed II to him 10 trust for her benefit After two
extended arguments before Supreme Court Chambers,
tho injunction against tho sale has boon vacated, and
yesterday the interest Ol Lewis the property
sold by the Sheriff and bought in by the Judgment
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ONE MAN AS COOP AS ANOTHER.

To TIR EDITOR or THE HERALD:
Your caption, "GIve Him n Lake TO HIMSELF" was
certainly well applied To ''Boaeuus," who lnds our
skating faciles too mcagro Tor himself and friend.
A. lover Of all athletic snort II Is immateria 70
with whom am engaged Ia ITS enjoy ment, so that
thoy quiet apd respcctabIe and would lar prefer
the compromising OF tho sOns Of Erin" 10 That OF
such show much animus as your iastidi0us
contributor, "Bodonus.p J. H. H.
The New York herald., 1878-01-10
LAW OF TRUSTS.

When tho widow Of Auditor Watson was In antici-
pation OF a raid against her property on tho part
of the city sho conveyed to her son.in-law Edward
Lewis, tho family mansion on the corner OF Forty
second street and Madison avenue Sincs tho 'tc
came 10 Lewis ho has mortgagcd tho property to tho
extent VI s3o 900 A Judgment was oDtancd against
The New York herald., 1878-01-10
A NICE YOUNG MAN.

To EDIioR THB HERALD:-.
In the "Complant pook' OF Wednesdays issue thcrs
is ono signed "Bodcnus." Evidently. Mr.. "Bodenas'' ~
OF tho ''Hildebrant Mon,rose" slyc. BY all means,
lot there be n skating pond set apart Tor "Bodenus'
and his English iriond bnt let It be near his resi-
dcncc as walk In the cold, seems aoes not ogres
with him. SOr AN lRiSHMAN.
The New York herald., 1878-01-10
is HE A GENTLEMAN?

10 THE EDIroR THE HERALD:--
In reply to the complaint mado by "Bodcnus"
about the OF Erin, who, he says not very de-
siraDIe company or companions ior gentlemen, and
who make tho night hidcous tho skating pond IN
thu Central Park wish to say that do not think he
much OF gentoman, Out low, Ill bred, ignorant
pcrson, ana think u would be suitable Tor him
and his young English iriond to go and eDjoy them.
selves AZ skating sOmew here eisc fDr do think
they aren't company for any sou Of "Ern."
AN lRlSHMAN'S SON..
The New York herald., 1878-01-10
LADIES ART ASSOCIATION.

An entertainment will DO givcn at Lyric Hall, on
Saturday evening. for tho benefit OF tho Ladies' Art
Association. Tho programme will consist OF humor.
rccitations by Mr.. George W. Kylo, assisted by
Nine. Andrews, Mme. Garcla, Miss Sioman, Mr.. Harry
Jones, Mr, ID. H. Andrews, and other musical talent
The New York herald., 1878-01-10
LET HIM 90 WHERE HE WILL BE ApPnx-

To THE EDITOR HERALD:-
Your correspondent "Bodenus" should tako tho ad-
vice given In tho heading OF his communication and
get young lake Tor himself and friond. There ara
plenty OF places for those too fsstid'ous
use "Park." Ii would bo a benefit TO the skating
public u great many moro Of this class would go
where they are moro appreciated 4. a.
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COURT CALENDAks-THIS DAY.


ret.Nos So g. g. 7s el lol io2, 1906 III 1870. la4,
1856 1856 165 ls4 1914 2i2, 226 1885, 244 25S 258, 1885,
26S, 272, 27S PA 275 rhospecai calendar oil
mcnt cases viii also bo called.
SUPREME CoURT-GESERAL TERM-Ield by Presiding
Judge Davis and judges Brady and lngalls.-Nos 3,
% ~ AZ u.s. 49, 1874 1884, 1893 1885, 16l, 1885, I99 200
2ol, 2oa, 2o4. BOA, ao6, 2o7.
surGkMr CoURr-sPxcIAL TERM-Hed by Judge
Lawrenco.-Case on-No. l27; No DAY calendar.
sUPREME CoUKT- CRouIT--Part Held by Judge
Donohue.-Nos l4l, 94s, 2o3l, 5O5h 1913, 1921, 1882
l07S lo6 l9o9 39s, 26s5 1852, s2o lloh, 1o6i l7e.
l2Ss 1921. 1898, 1906, 1901, 1895, 1893 Iart a-Hoi
by Judge Van Worst. Case on--NO. 965 No day
s io1a 1852 s sao iooS s $751; 44 m s
3l6 666. 149 s06, 247S l3oS 1904 1906 1895, 1908 a.
1870 1872, 1918. 1914.
Judge Curtis and Judges Sedgwick ana Freedman
Nos. 2, 4, ~, IA. IL, Is, 90 Il, ~, "a 20, 2S. 30
81, 80.
SupxRIcR CouRr-SPEcIAL TEKM-Hold by Judge
Spclr-Nos. Is and o.
SUPERIOR CoURr-fRIAL TERa-Part Held by
Juigo Sanord.-Nos. 2l7, 4Sg, 493, u.s. 74O 35l
1867, $40, 29OH 7ly 67s All. oil, 765. Parts q and
$ win not be held this term.
tice c. r. DAILY and Judges Robinson and Larremors =
Nos IL, D. 90 81 63 69 1Os, 100. Ill, III, ia lis,
lle, lis, iig; 20, IS, ~, GA 90 a.,. ;. ,u
Daly.-Dcmurrer, No. /.
COMMON PLEAs-rKIAL TKRM-pARr Held by
Judge Van hoesen.--Nos 35o. ssd 729, 1881, 1852,
272. 642, 1863. l42l, 019. 45s, $50, 451 9Ol, 9GG
Parts and will not be beid this term.
MoAnsmNSo 22ds los os7 s7ss los4 oy Saase
1888 sssi 1855 $3.50 1851, as6o assi, .sss ssSs' $685.
1904 2065. zY69 207O 207l, 2972 2973, 1915 29s5
unclusve) 5000, 29el, 29g2, 2905 299l, 1905 1897.
1905, 2990. So02 PART 2-Iieid by Cnlef Justice
Alker.-Nos. zoos, 233j. z43S, 1872 2g32, 1888 10
2943 Unciusve), 29l5 Part 3-lield by Judge shea
Nos. 12l0 2s4o, 1902, 1858, 1859, 2655 205s 2059,
29l9, 900, 2923 1924, 1927, 292s 1929, $780, 1881
COURT or GENERAL SEssioSs-heid Nv Jupgo suth-
eriand.-The People W. William II. Merrill, robbery;
Same Vs. Edward kobb and James o. Moiler, ROBBERY
Sano Vs. John Brennan, robbery; same Vs. Patrick
Kahn, feonious assault; same VI. Patrick Purcell,
iclonious assault; Same VS. Thomas j. Grcnnan and
Charles Crutch, felonous assault; Same VS.. William
Stclann, ieonious assault; samc vs. George Wall,
felonious assault Same VS.. Charles Crutchet, iolo
nious assault; same Va John Sticht, ieionIous
sauil; Samo vs. George Taylor, burglary; Same
W. Richard Smith, burglary; Same VS. Hugh
Daily and William Stokes burglary; Same W..
George Smith and Charles Meckert, burglary;
Same VS. LiZzie Martin and William DO0Icy, gIand
larceny; Same Mary CLARK. grand larceny; Same
VS.. Mary Cassidy, grand larceny; Same vs.. Ezabeth
Jones, grand larceny; Same VS.. John Mucay, grand
larceny; Same va. Gustav NedOrl, grand larceny
Same Va Joseph Wilson, forgery; same VS., DO Chris
tian Roos false prctenccs; Thomas Harvey, larceny
from the person.
The New York herald., 1878-01-10
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

fSorE.-Leters intended for this column must b
accompanied by tho writer's full name aud address V
insure attention. Compainapis who are unwilling "a
comply with tns rulo mpIy waste time In writing
wriio only on Que side OF the paper-ED. HEKALnl
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/. .23s-Quinlau vs.. City OF Utica

ss-Rsaa vs. City Of Buffalo. iei-Riae VS. O.. &C..
"a sS."sff ash '1s'S 1S%s"''
12o-Kextcr VS.. starin. Albany Railroad d 20.
KnieHe, Lie
insurance Company;
'o-Es s7rrHy snS g.
si-six,hsv K r. Company aa4-w s.tein ' r. r. Con- ".
7o-Buiiaio Easside H. r. sae Qnscns County r.. r. Co.
uovs; Buffalo street Vs. City OF Brooklyn.
e-sut.Gn ". Ray; sS2-sehwar.. Va ADpod.
is-snerwecd v.; AgficuI 2sssewcii vs.. City Of Co.
ss-ssssa:,avs Ts'esss solsh,lss Boston and
4o-sa%usls y. Northorn sia -seacrmerIorn VI. Dow
45-stn,gs vs. Vanderbilt; S34-sisson 49,, vs. Hihbard.
%, Lie I1s Co 3f0-slssght City Of
M. U.s. uss Eysa vs. c1,:ay
loo-schoield VS.. iiustis. 1U3-Townsend City OF
Io2-sparrowhawk vs. spa.- Brooklyn.
l27-scn"efcr vs.. ninkcL send. '' ''"A
VS. VS. Fas s s"%y s~..
l6l-s sanford Wheeler. l9o--rierney vs. N Y. G.,
116-Saylos vs. sims &c. Il. II. Go.
s DC sss Quincy VS. rsH a.s
24O-stewart vs. Bramhail.
67The Supervisors OF Schuyler county Vs. Bank Of Hs
loi-The Madison Avenue Baptist Church The Baptist
go, m Church In oliver street
1l7-The Black iivcr Insurance Company Now York
State Loan and Trust Company.
1874 The Trustees OF ST. Jacobs Lutheran Church BLY,,
1863 The Presbyterian society Of Kingston w. Beach.
272The Hudson River B dge Company ut Albany Pat.
275-Tho Ulster County Savings Institution vs. Decker
2S7-The Ansona Brass. &c, Company Vs. Bnbbitt
so3 The Hebrew Bcnsvolsns ac Asylum vs. Tho Mayor.
320-The st. vincent &c.. Asylum VS.. City OF Troy.
3l6 The Town Of Williamsburg New York and Canada
Railroad Company.
327-Thc Ioyn OF Essex The
3il II Highland Chemical. &c COMPANY VI. Matthcws
$40 The Brooklyn Crosstown Railroad Company strong
352-he Town OF sprinsport w. neuionia savings Bank.
3-Snme VS.. Frankng Savings Bank
35f vs. German Uptown savings Bank.
3JS-Tbe Globe Marble Mills Company Vs. Quinn.
u.
75-Upham vs. Ireland. 3f4-Underwood vs. sutclIY.
"
53-van Allen w. Farmers' 22i-vcrpianck Va Mcmber
Joint stock Ins. Co. 3p2-van Noy vs. Failing.
S5-Vil-s vi. ~ Y. Central 32l-Voak vs. Northern Con
ms tral Katoad Go.
D9-von sachs VI, kretE 371-Van Tasseil VS.. Purdy.
222-Verpianck vs. Van Kcu
".
25-waliacc VS.. vrceiand 1o3-white vs. Hoyt
02-Wintcrmute vs. stin- 10i-Wbiton W. Spring.
son. - 13I-Wiison vs.. Dean.
S8-Wkinson First Ma 2U5 -Wech W.. Germ an a.
tonal Fire ins. Co. OF American Bank.
Worcester. PIG 6-Wilson VS. knicker-
1l3-Wes on ~ Y Elc- bocSor ms Co
waited Railroad Co. 22t-Wilkinsonvs vs.. Gill.
131-Whittesey vs. do Lam 23l-Wooi-e, vs.. Brown.
ccy 256-Weier vs. Hersel
1ff-Wood vs.. Tonges 26D-Wiiiiams vs.. Weaver
1j6-w oodworth vs.. PAYNE. 4-Weble W Speman.
1J6-Wood VS.. Tho Mayor. 36i-Wheeock vs. Leo.
&c: 3Uo-Wilcs VS.. Suydam,
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Ryer VS. Sterling Corwin VS. GrlggA A-Orders granted
Casey VS. Hughes.-J Judgment Tor defendant.
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WHAT ARE THE COMMISSIONERS DOING?

To THE EDrroE HEgALD:-
Shall the poor starve and be frozen bali to death
until the Comm issioners OF Ch at u dis
tribute 900 the city has Appropriated for coaif
BY tho time they are ready II will be he itn OF July.
ana they then use the appropriation to purchase
fireworks" 10 amuse the PRISONERS on BlackwePs
Island. l. &
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lel-Ridell va. N. Y. c.. &C.,
Railroad Company.
215-R0 70 vs. Conway.
266 -kand0iph vs.. Boston &
Albany ltAilroa d 10.
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COURT OF APPEALS INDEX.

Albany, N. Y, Jan. 8, 1873
Tho following Is tho index Of tho now Court OF
The New York herald., 1878-01-10

257-CarrolI vs.. waydcll.
I'D Carmana vs.. Cohen.
2Sf -Chipnan vs.. Palmer.
2JU-Caylus VS.. N. Y and
b. ana q. *. X. Go.
3OG-Caniicld VI. Baltimore
and Ohio X u. Go.
3'6-Clnrk vs.. Village Of
Dunkirk.
353-Clarke VI. Barnes.
HS9-Dambman vs.. Schult-
ing.
POI Dubois vs.. Cassi dy.
2o2 -DicKersun W. City Of
PrughKcepsie.
2p6 Dccring vs.. Mefcali.
3lj-iDc Vol vs.. Durfce.
323-Davis w. DAVIS.
32S Duryee vs.. Lester.
325- Do Luce vs.. Kelly.
$50 Davis W.. A.S. 4. q. A.
3Of-Demuth vs.. American
Institute of n. Y.
365-De Lavalotte VS.. Shaw.
2i1 Encas vs.. Ifoops.
3li-Earle vs.. New York
Life Insurance Co.
J2f- Enrich VS.. Dernill.
los Ferris vs. Van vcchten.
lUS-fltzsimmons W.. Wood.
run
The New York herald., 1878-01-10

laO-Francis ". City Of Troy.
26i-Iilyrave vs.. chappeil.
343 Finnorty W. Prentice.
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O6dS.
S7-Troy and Lsnsingburg
X. X. Go. vs. Kane,
224-Western X. Il. Co. VA
Boyne.
336 Queens County n. II. Co.
VI. City OF Brooklyn.
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LETTER TO THE RECORD.

MANIToU, COL, June %, 1878.
My Dear Sir In complying with your re-
quest for letter, l scarcely know what will
things that meet the eye in a journey of two
thousand miles, and a country in SO many re-
spects new as this is.
Descriptions of scenery are never very val
liable as conveying to the reader correct ideas
of the thing described, excepting perhaps as
to those features that are specially marked in
character.
After leaving Pittsburg, going West, the
country is generally fiat or slightly rolling
Through Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, you are
struck with the smalness of the houses, and
especially of the barns, (where there are any
and may say that this is true also west of
the Mississippi. OF course the larger towns
and cities are exceptions to this, but in the
country and the villages, on the route we pass
ed over, the dwellings were chiefly of one
story. Some quite large places consist of such
houses widely scattered, with central block
or two of more pretentious and modern build
ings of brick. The broad prairies of Indiana
and Illinois attract the attention of those ac-
customed to the broken or rolling country
and the limited view of our own locality. I
am told that there the ague fiend still holds
sway. A physician now here from Illinois in
forms me that in his practice the great major
! ity of his cases are the shakes" He states
that there is one redeeming feature about it,
and that is, that people seldom die of it and
that where this prevails, consumption and
other serious diseases are rare.
Passing through Missouri the general i'm
preston is that of lack of industry and thrift.
The negro abounds and looks lazy. We saw
six oxen hooked to small log and stopping
to rest do not know whether the country
makes the people or the people the country,
but the part of Missouri that we saw, outside
of the towns and cities, looks as il both need
ed a good bit of making over again.
We saw good deal of Chicago in the two
days we were there. Everybody has heard, Of
course, a great many times how the burned
city has been replaced by magnificent build
ings but the sight is ever surprising and the
theme ever new, even to the residents.
There is one trouble developed by til,
.shard times" and that is that the building
are little too magnificent. Many Of then
are larger than necessary and many are with
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-Mosquito-net fixings at Titus Furniture

-Mosquito-net fixings at Titus Furniture
store.
The boys whose outbursting patriotism
shows itself in crackers, etc., owe debt
Oh gratitude to Councilman Boozer for intro
duclng and having passed an ordinance to re-
peal the ordinance prohibiting the firing of
IRE crackers, etc., within the city limits. We
know OF no better way to show their thank
fulness than by giving him a first-class fire.
cracker and gun salute on the night of the
tnlrd and morning of the 4th inst. He will.
doubtless, appreciate it.
You may save the expense of trip to Hot
springs by the use of Dr. Bulls Blood Mix
tnre 1t is the remedy for the blood.
A picnic and festival will be held by the
sabbath-school and congregation of the Rim
goes Baptist Church, ON Wednesday evening,
July 10th.
Rev. Chas. H. Thomas, of Lambertville.
Will be presented and make an address. The
public are cordially invited.
supper, Ice Cream and Confectionery will
be provided. Proceeds to replenish the S. s.
Library and aid the church.
II rain prevents on the 10th, the festival
will be held on the 18th. ~
If You don't believe we mean what we
say come and inspect our stock and prices
The stock of clothing we have on hand must
be closed out by September list, even if we
must make a sacrifice. L. Tobias & Co., cor
Union and Bridge sts., under the "Beacon -
office. je. 26, If.
IF you want TO Sleep cool this warm
weather buy of Titus an elastic wire mattress
on which only a blanket is required. Price
low.
Any gentleman who wants hat in the
"top of the fashion," and of the best goods,
will find it at Hotels store SO E. State ST.,
Trenton. Only agent tor the "Knox - silk
hat. +
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an Undeni0ULe Truth.

You deserve to suffer, and if you lead a
miserable, unsatisfactory life in this world,
it is entirely your own fault and there is only
one excuse for you,-your unreasonable pref
udice and skeptcism, which has killed thous.
ands. Personal knowledge and common sense
reasoning will soon show you that Green s
August Flower will cure you of Liver Com.
plaint, or Dyspepsia, with all its miserable ef-
fects such as sick headache, palpitation OF
the heart, sour stomach, habitual costiveness,
dizziness Of the head, nervous prostration,
low spirits, &c. Its sales now reach every
town on the Western Continent aud not a
druggist but what will tell you of it's wonder
full cures. You can buy sample bottle foI
10 cents. Three doses will relieve you. Fol-
sale at Anderson's and Shamalia's Drug
Stores Lambcrtvillc, aud Wolyerton's, New
Hope.