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National Republican., 1878-05-10
A Lady on Fire I'm "A street Car.

Ic,wc,u eight and nine o'clock Wednesday
uigLL IL, car ct of the seventh street line was on
it, way t, the ferry wharf sDmc ladies' entered at
street northwest uIrl when between u street and
Maryland avenue southwest the skirt, ur ono Of the
llIir, VA, discuNervd to bv on fire. The conductor
seized the skirts and rNtuEu-hul the flames. 1t
j. supp ,yd tlut the hIy, skiIs caught lire from
Ui!Ur 'rplpui IN TIN car. The affair created con
sidcrub.o vNcilrmt II, umunS the Pu,,cngers
81 WHITE VESTS, various styles. EINENAS'S,
Seventh and Z.
National Republican., 1878-05-10
Mothcr., M0thrrs, Mothors.

Don't Gh To procure Mrs. WIS-Luw'S SOOTHING
sYRur TOT n!l di,r,,cs ur tcothhY IN children. 1t
relieve 'Lg 'hIl from pain cures wind cole,
heal Ia 10 the child. gives rest " The mother.
National Republican., 1878-05-10
NNT1oNAL ELEcrRIc Lrnnr coMrAXY.

Senator Eaton yesterday Introduced bin To- In.
corporate the National Electric Light Company. Of
the district Of Columbia, and for other pnrnG,c-
II names hs ncOrpOmtnrs John D. bcircrs Joseph
H. Wggin, A. II. ByImgton Edwin H. Hatch and
william e. Dodge The capital stock Is To be 81 VD
~, in shares Uf SluD each. Caleb {. Willard J. II.
Wiggin, 4. II. Bylngton. T.. H. Hatch und William
{: Dodge are named as directors until the first reg.
ular election. The company is authorized TO man.
ufActurc the LOngwOrth electric candle or other
and necessary appliances for Producing electric
Light for the purpCse Of lighting Washington and
Georgetown streets, houses Nc., and 10 put up poles
and Wirrs To make proper electrical connection.
Ati"r two years from the uTigiWatiOn Uf the com.
lsuy the price Of producing Illuminating power
sMML not GXCCel sl..m ILtT l.tD CMblu lerl.
National Republican., 1878-05-10

Amuscmsnts Tonight
NATIONAL THEArRE.-Gand Italian Opera.
THE,TRE CONQuI.-JaEe Dl Id and new Va
riety Company.
National Republican., 1878-05-10

The Methodist missionary debt was reduced
by about $93OOO last year, but it is still very
large, amounting to nearly $4,000.
National Republican., 1878-05-10

HARD times demand economy practice It by
rCuOyUlug your suilcd gloves with JOUvESs IS6
LEROrs KID GLOVE CLEANER. Price 25 cents pei
bottle
National Republican., 1878-05-10
LOCIL UgSCELLIyY,

Interest paid on Deposit. Special rates on time
depOs>s J, H. ssUIgR Il 90.
HauGers liiB PGnnsylysnia avenue
National Republican., 1878-05-10

WELLS MACHLNE-SPREAD STRENGTHENING PIAST,
ERs are still the best known Their curative pow.
cTs Tar SUI pass all others.
National Republican., 1878-05-10
From the workhou,e to the Jail.

Samuel smith colurcd. was arrested by officer
Byrnc, Of the sixth Precinct about u month ago,
for the lhrf ufH shawl but u. the owner could not
be found smith was sent to Jail for thirty days rs IL
yugruut. In the meantime James Harrison living
on FUur nuh n-hgif street, near Maryland avenue
s,,uthw,-i hlcnliacl the shawl Il. hi, property and
-a.l It WAS si'lC by u tramp who came tp his
h.U, lI h,., smith, time eN pirrl yesterday. AMI
hr walked o.lIy iLt, the ,rntou.hGu,c To- reclaim
.v.hIWL H. VA, hmno dul,.y TrurTrstrl and
Wal EO t. the lVt.ru count T. day,
National Republican., 1878-05-10
OR, R,ANFY'S
yEGETlNE.
yEGETlNE.
VEGETINE.
I advise nll who are suffering as
have suffered 10 give
yEGETINE u trial.

UIsTON SepIclIbcr ., IsTf.
Mn. II. T. STEvESs:-
bar Sir-t have suffered with S'rGnd0B Humor
for seven years. and could get NJ rtlieE have trsi
everything In the srnp, OF herbs snlvc-, plaster,
&c hut nothing DID mo my gCoi I was from my
knees to my ankl one mass of sorcs WIS advised
by Police officer W, u. lIill to Try NEtErISE-
Commenced lat July, s7G. After tax ng the second
bottle began to relief and the sores to heal mp.
was finally reduced tD one large Uc'r Oh my right
SnEi must lose my leg; but after had taken four
teen bottles Of NEGErINE, my leg was all healed
up, and am now a, well RS ever WIS In my life.
consider NEGETINE the hest clcHn Cr and purifier
Of the blood, and advise all who may be suffering
have suffered to give II n trial. -
HENRY T. SMITH
No. % Utica street, Boston, Mass
SCRorULOUs HrNoRS.-'rhe VEGFTINEhas cured
many OfSsrOflla OF Ave, ten and twenty years
standing, whore the patient has had many physci ans
trir many Ofthe known remedies; ard, a ter trying
the NEtiETINE, the common remark Il, "lt acts diff
frently. works differently, from any medicine have
ever taken" NEdErlSE will cleanse scrofua from
tue system. Try II.
National Republican., 1878-05-10
National 9epublitm.
Arrival Of Pas@engo. Trains.

At BALTIMORE AND ONO DETOT NEW JERSEY AVE
NUE. AND CsTREET.
MDrp1,p. BNsnmr.
scis, N. Y, Phil & Bos e1 sl:iN baltimore acroin.
ss:,5, Baltimore express. go baltimore accom-.
1;5l. Western eNpT,sS& 500 y y. phil 4 BO' eN
srau Baltimore nccom. S:al Western Mall
So, fTed ac., MET. br'Ch) s's57, baltimore accom-
ST.. Bali more Annapolis tb I Baltimore express
and way, I7:si westprn express
nE, NHriinsburg and lTa- fsUn, BRlIImIrc eNprc-s
gerstuwn nc, MET br'rh. coils, Y, Pin & hos en-
slu:O, Baltimore accom-. lGIj Baltimore accom-
D.h, Baltimore pN proSs
rAriiNC daily. OiEeIS sundays excepted.
As For the time OF departure OF tTiins see ndNer'
hsbnIsnts elsewhere.
National Republican., 1878-05-10
CIlI IIE WS.

VINES Y0U FEEL A tOUGU or bronchial ahcction
creeping on the lungs iukc Ayers cherry ruCtOral,
and cure Il before 1t comes imCurablc
National Republican., 1878-05-10

NuUSG PEOPLE 10 pay attention 10 your teeth
neglect Will soon ruin ih,m. He wise in time.
clean them daily with THCRSTuS's IVORY PEARL
TOOIH POWDER, the most pcriuCt drnlriRCc known.
1t will keen thrIn through life IN good condition
while aud sUunn VIII haren the gums swccIcll
tho breath, and prevent OUthsche. Sold By oil
druggkb. u aud 20 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-05-10
District bills In Congress.
COLLECTION OF TANEs.


In the Senate yesterday Mr.. Rollins introduced O
bill to extend and continue In force ;hc act ap.
proved March 3. ISL. and the amcndatOry act ap
proved AprIl g. s7S relating to the assessment and
Collection Of taxes for the support Of the District
government for the fiscal year ending June % 1873
and for each fiscal year thereafter. provided thn
the amcndatory act uf April D. 1873. shall not b,
construed to delay or interfere with the collection
OF taxes assessed for the hsca year ending June ~
National Republican., 1878-05-10

Is your hair harsh, dry and stir Does It refuse
To curl? DresS 1t with TnUMpsOSs PONADE OrTIME.
will improve It. Sold Dy druggists, DC Price D.
and % cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-05-10
YESTERDAYS SPORTS.
Trotting, Wrestling, and BalI-Toss-
ing.
The Race at Brightwood-A Close Game
between the National and the Rosedals
Other Baseball Items An EI-
citing Wrestling Contest De-
tween Marc and Rabshaw.
Tho wrestling Match Between Marc and
Rabshnw,

Tho WRESTLING Match Between Marc ana
Rabshaw.
At the conclusion of tho performance at the
Theatre Comique last night, the stage was cleared
for the wrestling match between the French
wrestler, Lucien Marc, and the young giant John
Rabshnw Charlie Hurdles unknown Tho ar.
Engagements were made very quickly Charlie
Hurdle acted as umpire for Rabshaw, Harry Oys-
tcrhouSc umpire for Marc, and Nod Donncly as
referee The terms Of the match were best three
falls in hvc. two falls to bo wrcstled In Grwco-
Roman style, two collar and elbow and the style
OF the flth TO be decided by tossing coin.
The wrestling BEGAN with GrTco-l.oman. and
the falls nternAted between Iirrcu Roman and col
lar.and. .cbuw. The sturdy little frcnchman
showed great skill in GrfrcO Roman wrestling, and
was more than match for his OppOnCnt Rabshnw,
Oh the other hand. Is a hno collnrnnd elbow
wrestler aud easily vnnquishcl Mare in the collar;
anG-Glhow falls. So the match really depended
upon The tossing OF the coin. Rabshaw won the
toss. and choosing cOnr.and.clbow, Of couro won
the match.
THE FALLS.
The first round began at 1888 and was wrostled
In the GrWco. Roman style. Alter struggle which
lasted Fovcntccn minutes Marc succeeded In plnC.
Ing his antagonists shoulders sqnarely upon the
stage. and tho first fall wNs awarded to him.
Atcr short absence tho men rcappeared. and
the second round lc0llaT'and.eibDwD commenced
RRhshaw made short work Of his opponent, ns II
required hut hrty.iiNc seconds for him to place
Mare on his back.
Tha third round lGrrco.Roman) occupied but
The G.urtlr round was cnllhr.aud elbow, and
Rabshaw had everything his own way. Us he
swung his antagonist in the air and planted him
urOn the Hat OF hts back. not muru than two min.
utCS being required tD do the work.
Each man had now won two falls and tho Id
one was decided by tossing II coin. Rnb'hnw
called heads, and luck favored him. lie chnSc
"cnllar-Hud.rlbOw, Of course When tho referee
called time" both men shook hands and immedi:
Htcly set TO work. EGbshaw Sccurct good hold
upon Marc and. after few seconds succeeded in
landing him upon his back. RRbShaw was then
declared winner of tho match, amidst loud ap.
plause.
PROSPECTIVE MATCHES
At the conclusion Of the bout Marc. speaking
through Mr.. Harry Williams admitted that he was
no cOlnr-and. elbow wrestler, and challenged llsb
shaw for contest this evening best two In three
| GrircO. Roman. for So q side. Rubshaw immed
atvly accepted. Mare stated that he believed Rab
slaw could throw MaCMahOn Crlar.nuh-elbow
MdcMnhOn, who was present.. Oilurcd To make match
with either or both Of the wresilers for either Siylt
ufwrrstlng and a. both Mare and Rnbshaw arr
eager for the fray" it is probable that match Ol
matches will bc male.
National Republican., 1878-05-10
VEGETINE
Can Recommend.

SOMEBvILLE, June 10, 1873.
DR. II. H. STEVENS 81
DsGr Sir-It is with great pleasure ! can recon-
mend In the highest terms your NEIETINE as a
purifier Of the blood. Having met with painful in-
Jury OF the spine and sriatica over fourteen
years ayo. my ankle has been swollen great deal Of
ihe time. and very painful. by using VEiETINE
lind great relief as Il gives higher tone to ha blood,
hnprov,ny my health and hope that all the human
family In suffering condition will avail themselves
at once Of this most valuable remedy.
Yours, most respectfully,
wM. SrISEHERST,
Station Agent, SOmcrvilie. Mass.
"vEGETINE," says u I.ostCn physician. has no
equal blood purifier. Hearing OF Its many won.
dcrful cures, amer all other remedies had failed
visited tho laboratory aud convinced myself of It's
genuine m"rt. It Is prepared from barkS roots, and
herbs, each OF which Is highly effective and they
compounded in such a manner Us to produce aston
ishing results"
National Republican., 1878-05-10
District Sptps.

DArI,rE ,IIrs-,!WrbItt! and dro,, romh!rcd
El.ENIAS BRO,
corner Seventh and streets.
National Republican., 1878-05-10

OrG tailoring show.roOms rcplcnshcd New
styles added daily. Ei~rNNN BROS.
corner Seventh aud Z streets.
National Republican., 1878-05-10
Fine Shoes Made to Order,

At H. L. srasDur.yfs, ooo-oos Seventh street.
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THE KILLING .. -
Texas Mc~icans with Dimcuity Restrained
from General Massacre.


HoUsroN Texas, Jan. 3.-The official re-
port Of Lieut.. Tays is Justin. He gives graphic
account pi the san El2aro siege.
The rangers occupied a one-story adobe house.
with tho windows and doors barricaded and
PORTFOLIOS cut IN the walls The MeNlcan b.
Aicgcr7 occupied neighboring houses. fortifying
tho windows, ana dug q trench around the
rangers huilline which tn, also mined ON
tn first day thH hexicans changed upon tho
the fighting Lieut. Tuy- put up a ilag IN order t.
lot th- ~ ria of Prco- county - out. Tho be-
sI, gers l,t him without molN-tution. md 81 ut
W"r Co. l"y- lhnt ihry wanted 10 talk with him,
H. went oui. md truce WAS agreed upOn till
4 ~ morn ns. ne MrNie9ns promising not To
ilsr during III" night. md they kept their word.
But "a night, however, they continued to fprt-
iyanl d's rll' I,i-. Tays met them in the
los h" surrendered Judge Howard they would
blow up the rangers building. aS they already
had gunpowAer under it. They promised that
relinqu-h all claims TO the salt lakes. the origi-
mai cause Of the whole difficulty. they would
Tays tod this to Howard. who replied Il
VIII 20 as 7 IS u" only change 10 save your
win Howard alter tier taiing him p25licy he eV Gia
II II want to do 80. and that il he would remain
WNith ne ran.:ers he would protect him. Judge
chance Of escape" Howard then babe tho
rangerS g29d- ~ and gave bis yaluahless. to his
the mob. John Atk insOn was taken along as
n'"rpreter. 70 save his own life, Atkinson,
T. the rangers, and falsely told them that
1Hys had ordered them to surrender. Thn
rangers did 50 and were diearmcd. The mob
then held meeting and determined on the
death Of II ward Atkinson, and Mcbride. The
majority 81 TIE MOI were for killing all the
RINGERS. but w"rr dissmHded by one Of ihor
Leaders. Chico Barrillo. The mob yelled Hereby
and tho three doomed men were led out 100
yards and shot standing at the heads Of ther
own graves. Howard behaved with grent cool
mss. ana alieI The lrsl FRI. WAS not quite dead.
H. stood with hie hands in his purkets.
The shooting was done by nine Mex leans from
Mexico. and II was with difficulty the Texas
Mc%irAns prevented those from the other side
Of therivcr from slanghtering the entire Amcri-
can population Of IL Paso. Two leaders from
Mexico appealed to the mob to massacre not
only the Rangers, but all the Americans in that
country.
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Jim kcene was "A hero In the San Fran
cisco Stock Exchange. which was wont a. pass
into a state 81 Vapli lnunlty or Of wild turbu-
lcnre, according 10 the dictates of his will.
llo Is n small thin, delicate looking man. Of
most unQbirusive manner. and with nothing to
distinguish him hut sharp far seeing eye.
\ certain magnetism Of presence. together
with the prestige Of reputation IN that line,
made his name u wAt,hNord in the board
There Were days together when hc exhibited
nothing more than placid indifference 10 the
goings on Of all around
But when he got upon his feet or sprang into
the arena. ms the reporters have ii. "a now spirit
seemed To animate every one. He took shares
by the thousands. perfectly unlauutcd when lac
once set OK To- bid. and. as IL was never cX-
actly plain what he was trying to DO. it was gem
crally lOund That he came out master Of the sit
uatiDn.
His descent upon the Wall street bulls and
bears has been watched with kcencst interest.
and II they seemed to get the better Of him on
ono or two occasions when the oldest foxes tried
their games on, he Inns at leust never been u
pgmy among the giants.
Caiiornians. whose pride in other Califor-
mans II immensurAblc wherever they may 20
have kept watehiul eye upon his Wall street
experience, and eVince n most irrational de-
light in the foresight which enabled him 10 se-
cure himself IRON serious loss by tho failure Of
Meter * CO.
They say he Is coming home again. and aI.
ready there IL a stir OF anticipation Of brsczy
times III the board room.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-09
A Popular Actor shooting Duck. In California.
From The o'ihni Drp,osvH


The admirers of Mr.. Charles II Thornc.
Jr, in his impersonaton Of the scrf Osip in
:" Les Danicheffs." would have recognized his
manly form. sci of by a hunting costume Of the
latest fashion, stealthily stalking about the Ala
media marshes with gun over his shoulder
and a dog at his heels. Hearing that there was
good duck shooting TO be had at Alameda he
borrowed dog, and. accompanied by n friend.
came over yesterday afternoon to try his luck
marshes, but the ducks did not seom to DO
around, Mr.. Thorne suggested that they should
separate, and see II they couldn't do better
Accordingly Mr. ThOrne. accompanied by his
dog. struck out for the beach Coming sudden
ly round clump OF PUSHES, the great actor
stopped suddenly with his eyes fixed upon a
gr3up Of n nird5 Heating quietly in the shallow
Thorne IN tones OF suppressed delight creeping
gradually TO got within range These birds are
not exactly Ike the genus ducks in other coun-
tries. but still can recognize the species" Just
then several Of the hi rds arose and wheeled slow
ly up. Mr., Thorne Is a good shot and four Of
surprise, however, his dog manifested no inter-
est in tho proceedings. but calmly sat down.
and ga2ed speculatyely into vacancy Nor
would any persuasion induce him to fetch the
game. Finally Thorne determined not TO loso
ms ilrst CALIFORNIA ducks, waded into the water
had more than llllGd ns game bag, he ran across
Only one. was the somewhat disconsolato an
swer; Look IN my bag" said Thorne, tri-
umphahtiy. shot twenty-five" AS Thorne
proudly displayed his slaughtered innocents a
gentle smile, rippled over his friends coun-
tenanGe. and he remarked, in u loud tone. :" Sea
Thorne got on the next boat for San Fran
cisco.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-09
"I'n Never Forgive Them"


PoTTsvILLE Jan T. The doom Of Dennis
or Buck DonncIy. the Molly. for whose sake
IhumnS sanger was iut out Of the way. Sept
1872 nj Raven Kun. was sealed this morning by
Judge Pershng. The Judge stated that thu
motion for a new trial had been overrulcd, and
thon asked tho prisoner; Have you anything
T. sayF pQnnely replied In grulf voice:
Yes, sir My life hils boon swOre away. None
OF them ever met me who swear | was on tho
ground If got Justice from the Court or Jury
my life would not ba swOrc away by the squenl-
ers; I'll meyer forgive them. for my poor, weak
children Will be left without any one to look
after them. I'll never forgive them. | am snt-
iSiiod to accept the sentence of death il it is
passed on me. aud death along with that"
When DOnnelly ceased talk ing Judge Pcrsh-
Ing reviewed the crime. commenting on the trs
tmony adduced on the trial. His Honor re-
naked that there was no doubt whatever in his
mind concerning the guilt OF the prisoner, and
then the three Law Judges arose and remained
standing while Judge Pershing sentenced Don
nelly to death The doomed man never finched
during the pass ing OF the sentence and at ia,
conclusion WAS handculfed and remanded to
prison. lie is The eighth Molly condemned to
death in Schuylkil county, and tho sixteenth in
the anthracite coal region.
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MRS. LORDS SHTI'BRECk.
An Exciting Adv nture when She was Quest
OF Admiral Alden.


NEW York. Jan. i.-The following story ia
told ~ among the adventures Of the lady who
was Recently Mrs. Hicks. but H. now tho wife of
the octogenarian. Thomas Lord:
She was attended almost daily while NJ Nir".
France. by Admiral Alden. who commanded the
lnitcd States Mediterranean fleet. In the early
part Of 1873 he took her and II lady travelling
companions said TO be- Mrs. Cen. Meaghcr,
to Alexandria, Egypt The irigate Wabash and
SoOp-Of-war Wachusctt steamed to that port
on the Wnrhusett 90 Port said, at the mouth Of
the Suez canal From there they made u Voy-
age in "A steam launch up the canal 10 lsmnlia.
After that they were taken TO Jana. The Adj
dale, n native of Connecticut who had settled in
the East, and under his gul lance. and the care
OF sixty sailors from the Wachusett. the two
ladies', with Admiral Alden and Commander
Thomas Swan. went In broken-down tunbril
to Jerusalem.
The Warhuscu started on her return trip
from jana to Alexandria on the evening Of
April 2 1873 On the following morning the
Jolly old Aimiral ran upon deck and declared
that the Wachusett must get into AleNnnirih BY
sundown. The vessel arrived OF tho haroOr by
O'Clock IN the evening. and sgnallcd for a pi-
lot. None came out to her. and II was decided
10 run hcr In unaided. She was started. but
missing the channel. she struck upon the rocks.
Two holes were Knocked in her hull and She
remained fast aground until tho following
r..-nine. When the shock OF striking the rock
| to each OF crew to row ne. Jared 100 francs
| tw, I've miles distant Twelve men volunteer ~
| and rowed tho ladies. Commodore Alden and
! Commodore Swan to the Wabash. which lay in
Started for Cairo and the Pyramids Of Shizah
| aud ihcy spent tho ten days that the Wachuseti
| was upon the dry dock IN lourn" wing 10 most oi
thu places Of interest in Egypt. After that they
returned 20 Nice, where Mrs. Hicks became
again "A very conspicuous ireguenter Of the
English boulevard.
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STEAMBOATS, ano .,alIroaNs.
DENNsYLVANIN RAILROAD.
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
ON and after Nov - 1877

AND UNITED STATES NJ ALL ROUTE.
On ana after Nov ~. 1877.
Trains leave New York Dc.hrOs,rs AMI COrtianit
-t> Ferries. a. follows
ENpre-sio Narr-hurs. Pittsburgh the West ami Snnh
l.. dailN
f9r MnAam,port Lock Haven, CORY ant Eric ats 30
J. connect at CORY iNr ItusNlllf. Petroleum
Genrc, amt me on Region. for wilham,port aud
Lp Haven. -
Fer Baltimore, Washington. and tho South, Limited
Washington ENrfc,s ui fumlu 'arll cars daily. rN.
ctfi SUNDAY % iu 4 arrive Washington I lDP VI
AMI 'P
ENIrc.. Tor rhil,iclphia 3d. ~ 80 Limiteil II
NJ, Z. D. 81. 81. :. = 80. aui % 4 SUNDAY. - 4
ela-- up
Bvaf- Of .Brlok'yn Annex" connect with au through
Trans Jersey city n0ordsns aslredy AMI irccttrans-
f9r uan' f. Nc~are. EhMhcrh, RAILWAY Princeton,
lftnluu, fcft1 Auauy, flemlnstnu, BrlNlIcrr. AMI
other points see lu Al schedules az an Ticket q
lfhins arrive From Fltt.hurlh 80 ana 10 NJ and
ln,2lf daily 10 ~ 4 " ami "a 90 l. VI daily ~.
cert Monday. From Washington lni Bliumotc. Il ~
am ~ VI, 10, 49, ami - 10 4 Suntly
.Mati ~ From Philadelphia, . 10. q 30 - ~
10 ~. ~ ~ u auA = ip4 10 . H.. 3D. 40 10 H.
anu 10 ~ VI sunday, . 10, d %, a., 10 10 II -
NJ, q 3D. ami 10 9oP
Ticket Offices 52b ant ga Broadway, l Aston House
anu loot pl prshrusses AMI CortAndt sts I Court st
hlo"kNn, IA llo and lis Uui,un st. Huhokcn, Depot
FRANK THOMSON l. T. FARMER
h'htTal Manager General Passenger AGENT
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TROY. Jan. S,-The Thermometer here indl-
FAR pG a. sssres; below SsTo at ssr etoga Is heow
hs ~ below. al smiths BASIN 20 below. aud al Cam.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-09

A BARGAINS sowing machinr- Wh.o'tt
"A WILSON Sl4 t. go Wilcox 4 iihUs ~, ~iHtfl
I'll 20 -, Wheeler wilson. new 80 = 50 tfHsNi
Baker sl2 pomcsuc. So, Howe sii Kciuuet5a 'o4
net, So Weed, SlN Every machine warranted
flIHGERAlD co 112 hudson 81 ans ,i' SO ~
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NEW YORK.

1878. NEW YORK 1873.
As the time has come Tor the renewal NJ sub,ers
tons rHL Sun would remind II, friends and we'll n,i.
cr- everywhere. that II Is candidate tor thor
confederation and support Upon it, record the ps,
ten wears IL relies for continuance of the hearty a.
patli and generous cooperation which have hithsla
OocneNended to It from every quarter OF tho Union
The Daily sun Is iourpagc sheet OF = cplunns
price by man. post paid, 81 centsa month. or $3.50
FER year.
The sunday edition or Tng Srs Il an eishtpsse .h,s,
oi 90 columns While giving the OF the DAY ttl,,
contans large amount oil literary and mlsJelane,a
matter specially prepared for H. TIM susDAr sgs ~
met~s great success Post paid sI..Oa ,ear
The Weekly sun.
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