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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-11-19

Rendr Extract. To stop bleeding from luuss
nnoso, rams, stomach, uterus piles or elsewhere
l ~ scsion y remarkable for promptness aud
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-11-19

fesston and the people, IL holds nositIon hs,f h.
world. - ,sDA'' " po'nsps sns
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-11-19

Fonas Extract; There Is no swelling 1t will not
no pain u will not cure. This 10 the testk
mony OF those who have used 1t many yea o. Try Il,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-08-14

The Pittsburgh Post Of Saturday
last says Our manufactured can.
not supply tho demand ioc iron froia
the East aud Wost, running double
turn, at thirty-oight dollars Per ton.
Everything looks toward q period OF
prosperity aud healthy development
of our industries, rrocing beyor
coutradictiou,hat p'itsourq is md
will continue - Lo the great centre
Of supply for iron end its nGroc-
ous gpCCialtes.
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s--,sa,-ea- -s-z.sr.rsfy,n--ss

James Madison Porter. ihfl
Grand Master Of The Masonic Grand
lodge Of Pennsylvania died a. his
residence at Easton, Saturday morn
ing. lie was q Mason OF Tho ,ron-
ty-third degree, having taking the
highest houors OF tho order and bod
long been a prominent uGu ip Nh.
sonic circle, taking oN especial lu-
forest in the Knights Tcmplarp
lie was n son Of James Malis3u
Porter, who was secretary gi wnr.
0cin'CyiH under the administration
Of President Tylor.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-08-14

IN making Mp hi4 mind now 10
vote at the coming election, evorq
man should 05,. himself
Is not the business of the country
on healthier basis tlan al cav time
since the pauia o. lSI72
ls there not n better assrrarce for
returns upon properly mado invest
ments than at any tins ia the LAST
20 years
Does not tho business future seem
more hopeful than it ever Lgs IN tho
memory Of the present generation
Is not this happy result the direct
consequence Of Republican policy >
Is not the Democratic policy radi
cally a1tagouistic to nll that has
ever been accomplished in the past
AM promised in tie future,
Does not tho success Of Republi.
canism mean a continuance OF tho
preeent condition Of a1ais, with tho
fulhllment of the bright promise OF
the future, aud does not tho success
Of the Democracy mean the uphoay.
al OF all that is now regarded ae
settled, aud q destruction OF al.
schemes and plans for the future
Can /, individually afford to have
this dono Am / in such a pogl,
tiol as 10 desire it ? VIII It not de
stroy my present employment or
business, and set me ahoat as 10 The
future Where, possibly can
gaia anything 10 compensate me for
what ! shall certainly lose by eueh a
business disturbance as the Deinoc-
facy proposes TO mako ia the ovent
OF their succes, D oisdV Bto1e
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GOOD TIMER.
Auditors Notice

la re assigned es- Ia he Court Of Com
Moyer. 0er county.
IV'IiE undersigned Auditor appoints
l. cd By Ito Court OF Odlnnion Pleas OF Snv.
der county, % hear tho exceptions TO Tho 30.
count OF ), q. Senoch Assignee Of licnry Moyar
Will meet tho PARTIES interestVd, Rt tie Office
u r, j. smith, tsq., ~ Miidleburg, on TUES.
DAY, ,sePrE slBER 2nd. IsI0stst ~ o'elook a
III IN case said exceptions are withdraw OF
disposed Of amcably tho Auditor VIII mako
distribntion ol the POUNDS 10 the hl1ds OF said
Assignee. II pasties are therefore notInod 10
DO pretent with their clafpis on the above stat
fund herea ftcr,
VI. II. GRIMM.
Asf'i, lH' Au1itef.
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During the month OF July 1919.
thore was paid for ar.o1yg cfppn-
eions IS 69l,6O0 which oAhau5ls The
special fund Of SS.37533l held low
the redemptior.of fractional currau-
cy. The increase OF the debt FOR thc
month is SG,05G,3H.l2, showing
that there would havo been dc.
crease Of $500: 255 38 # no -ricsrs
OF pensions had boon paid
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Mississippi i5 v..4,u. national
bank.
Tho ri,tsburgh car works aro run
ming full tune.
The ,rizooiy ir making Harris,
burg Eoraos snoczo,
Young swollows were frozen to
death in tue middle Of July, in Cor
many,
TAero il colliery 10 S,huylkill
county ia which T. ne hos boon rag,
ing Tor oyor iorty'Ggo years.
Nj Jacob o. RioG, Of fast Park
omog, Montgomery county, has ac-
comodated over three hundred
homps since the irst u April,
1879,
4 DerAs coln.y nau and family
ate broad from now wheat, on the
fourth Of July. The wheat was cut,
hauled ia, thrashoi uni ground into
hour all in the Same day
A balloon, seven miles above tho
earth, struck n cloud 50 cold that
icicles forthwith attached thom-
selves to the boards aud moustachos
Of tho aliol voyagers, Il was on the
10Th oi June, over Isouen, France.
a torable storm visited st. John
Neb., on the llth inst Over eighty
houses were completely demolished
and large number Of persons hillcd
aud iuju,od.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-08-14

Tho Pottsyille Miners JonnrJ
publishes lottor from Mr. K,im.
President pro teu20ro Of tho Road
ing Coal Company, announcing an
increase OF four per cent IN tho wa
ges Of the Componys minors. This
fixes the rate TO bo pml by all The
operators in Schuvltill county
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Grenttnn
Notice to Heirs.

Ii tie matier VI the estate Of Hea,Y Smith
and Mary Saith kte of he Boy-
oogA d A'GaleJayg, Sayelcr county Pa.
Gfci 0sse,
70 Jacob $ Smith. Henry
, smith samuel smith, James 5, SWltL.
hggy intormsFrioi with Frederick hingaml n,
residing IL SnydeE county George \. Smith,
lta interin0rried With ], u, DaaWh0tty now
deceased lott 20 survive hsr a huEband md
three olildfen. va Sealon >. DaugLerly, Mil
whom arc minors aud h4yo~for tbeir guar.
dian Key, j.. ", Nrawmer, roeldnp nt IIe1'
snop, "a, jacob smitl sow ALSO deeeaiei
loht lug Issue ssSen children, VIZ Z JoTDn.iah II.
saith residing at.Lykens, DsuphIn Co., Pa.
jacob y. smith, reading at Nsnhein Ian
3astsr 20 "a, Anslia now iniormarfiod WIZ
90 "a, James T. snlA, MARY n. Snyder,
Ann Eliza, ipteTmRslod with naVid Keller
hnia y intoringrriod With George Speoht,
az realdlns IA sbydgr Sganty, fepnsylyanl.,
survive lin widow Elizabeth Smith. and hYe
oAiloTon, viz Louisa inIormafrled with Sol.
oinon knouse, residing at Oriental, Juuiat,,
lVy IA, Agnes lhtermarriad with nsnlol
kpouse, residing at sunbary, Pa, sarah In
tctmArriod vi. charles NiteLsll Mary inter
married viii iionry haahman, George smith
Penna., beirs and legal representative
OF Henry aud Mary smith, iats Of tLo borough
Of hidd'soarg' Snyder coanty, deceased,
Greeting
You are hereby cited TO be and appear before
tho Judges OF Oar-Orphans' C0ugt, at an Uf-
lhans c0urt ~ DO held at Nidllcburg on tho
9tb Monday Of sePtem1er a. u. ls79 Ut "
o'clock Ia tho forenoon, then aud thero TO 90.
cept or refnso 10 take tho Rsal Estate OF SAID
Henry Sfnith and Mary smith 4, osasod, ut the
appraised valuation put upon " Ly 90 Inquest.
duly awarded w The said oourt, aud returned
by thp sherin ot salu county, or show cause
My hesams should not BE- soids And hereof
fsil rot: ..,I .[I
Witness tho Hon. Joseph u Rushor, xsq.
prsasient ~ our said C6uTt, u Mtddlebufgf
~ - - Y -. y = ioriISDEs, sAts's,
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The printing OF the .epo,a 10 iho
Curtin versus Yocum election case
is nearly finished Tho document
makes upward oi thrco thousand
pages, cnd will have cost tou tnJu-
sand 3oljnre when finished
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-08-14
tfyIr-1as~--.l.-..s-.s.rs.a

George W. Nu.ot. ~ Washington
county. has been appointed chair.
maD OF the Democratic state Com
mitteo. Pittsbure will DO tll head
quarters Of Che committee
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NE fever stllI sn eadln Q.

MaSpus Aug. l0.-rLo new
clsrs reported to the Health Board
to-day included tho eighteen cascs
reported last night. anl which were
reported To-day, oud twelve adii.
i,oual cases inside The city limits
aud fyo outside. three colorod
porsou- arc included in iho new
cusrs. The cclos Of death reported
20 tire E.sl,h Board up tJ 3 o'clock
today v,rc 6.
Tho defamation of au optlumic
cre.,cl no surprise. it having been
expected for tAa paa. trfoo vc,Na
rtc teJer is sprcl.ug r.p.liNH u,le
ever uuucc:uat.is rcraJu, auito ~
eo,o,,l. eau 90 lruai
MErut July iI-IAir.s fpw
cgara sud sis lclths veto reported
10 a., J9lrj of ucutl to-day.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-08-14

The balance Of trall for .ha fiscal
year ending Juno 80 1879 was
S2Gi, i,00p,U)D ia favor ii ,ho t4l.o,
States.
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AuCiitOt's Notice.

4, 'c 0ssi7vcd ~ IN he Coua ot C0o-.
I'M of Simon Hon Picos Of ,ag-
" Esr irr county
fIUIi Undersigned Auditor appoint
} oi ty taa Court fr listruu'r tns srrr "a
fir hG7's ~ David GfoW A-syncs ~ Sin0n
N igur, VII meet tae rarfis. 10 lnttr-it 'nr
fns purpose % his appointment, ~ hig nl'e IN
Tho Ncr1u.h no M'll'ehlrg on THURSDAY,
a tiiNf gl'f ih-i, OF 10 o'clgck a. d SheG
aEi Bbeco ~ pr-ronl having claims Rg,irst
said estate a'e requested 10 present them duly
authenticated ur 10 inFeyur dabtgTsd from
coating 10 for share Of 'ald (nnl
THOMAS J. SMITH,
July y ls'3 Auditor.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-08-14

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE,
4 \ Letters ol Adnlnlstration on tho estate Of
WA, Ocker, iato OF West Beaver twp. snyder
o0unty, Pa deed have b9en granted to the
pnderignad All persons knowing themiolves
inasoted 10 said estato viii please mako inl.l
aiediste pNNm0Dt while those having claims
egainst said estate viii preasnt them Tor sottis-
mont 20 tI go
GEORGE W, OoKgR
JAY 70, 10. AiaiaauIllos
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-08-14
Auditors Notice.

IL he iaJHy Of me az IN the CoVri Of
Sigpei cstaie Qf C. X Comnon Piecs
fishcr. oiSamler Co.
2 ihe undersigned Auditor appoint
et by tho Court 10 distribute tho furis m
Tho hGhds oi :. W. Potter, Esq assignee OF
lcsall Charles l.. Fisher VIII meet the par,
t'oi ir interest for tho pufnOge 0fhi8 appoint.
mont, 20 MS once IN the Borough OF Selius
e troyl on luI FSNAN, AUGN N-1 -ist. 1879, AZ
. O'e'o.k A. NJ when ami Vuere alipartio.
AtfipF ol1lnl' pgnlnat said estate arc rsllest-I
,i 70 prescnt IT. ON, or bs dobarr0i from 60 N.
iug 10 on saii "a al.
IL. ALLYMAE
Juiy d isic, Auditor
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Tho Ycllov fnycr 1l Memphis og.
pears to bo o: willer type tl,u %
was last yenr.
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Nolisc Under inso.ent Aol

\ ot'oe r" bctoby ericn 'ba' John x.
a lrN.! ~i'. Hrss"r. n'r .~ai itrI'.'.r O. 'N,
'.Hrt r '-Irrl.- Pee. 'fr lH. ...n'tt .'s,rv'. p
81 itH ,.o.is' ~ ~ next rr N, h.t,rt
e" - r.''N.r' A,t At tn,' tN, aae,s otit tH
.''rH'' '' 'r I.u', 10i. r. rNr'utiorH 20 eiri
'..r.t. o.. 't'r ,,fer
J lg'tsE, pgc'l'.
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.. -r1=<"~s.s.ssa-esssssczzsa
10 t' ht'i'r - n" co'iic gf PAWp Spsih
it' efHf Hwonat y Wtli.c5.eig. Sny.
dsr coaRtV Pc i.crusei


70 "a, Wfd'r - n" ceiii, If M9in CBsi.t
if' efHr Iw0tH y Ni{i.ebt,iQ, Sry.
de- coWiH Pc, a.crase}.
To James g. smith, samuel Smith
Henry $. ouith. Mary intermarriod with
hrp4ar!l'. fir,ttH.gi az rrgil.ng Ia snytsT
eU4ntY. Pa Gsgrro y, sibitL, reslding ~
!hoWVSOuto"n ., JuulAta 60, 20, Amelia IN
t'fw.rriei sitn q. pauIshoFty -ho rs bov
uecoa-oi pYt lcit % auryiso Tor i. Is. DgUsG-
crty. hor AuspRul, and thr8o clilIrpu II, .
Mrrlo NJ hiusherty, 1ho aro ulinofa au4
hlyo flc thnir guardian Rev. Ia. W. Craws
nor, % LenAnth, Ia, Samuel Smith. who 10
hlsJ deed nut lot. " fWTr!t5 dim . WIDOW, LII.
1nreti. HmItH restdiug 40 sunhury, Pa, aud
ave chlldrer, W, LpUish iu.ovmairied WITH
rpI]npn AGvuso r,sidirg ~ CtleGtsL Juniath
o., Pa, AEn,i now iuiormarred with DAniol
huqasc gcattlls NJ Stinbury, Pa, Mary intor.
ms rr!ol vita iloary bacliugn, SARAH Inter.
iparrsnd witn Charles M.tc.oL- and GeorIe W ,
smith yuur pe.it. al ro'iitug lu snyder
% f., hotr4 anu loyal representative Of
phiiipsm mlth lats Of no Borough OF Middle,
bu!5i hlyief county, deceased.
Greeting
You are Lorehy o,ted % DO aad a. posr Ioforo
phaus' Court 70 be heia at SilddloLlrg, on the
IA Monday 0f septomhsr a, d. sfV Of 10
O'Clock IN tho iut'uO0u, thon and lhere to 40
eept Or rsiu5o % take tLo Real Estate OF Bnii
iAllp 1iiltA deuaased ~ The Appraised Y6lu-
2Non put upJG u ay an Inquest daily awarded
~ tho getI OOUrt, and rotgrael by the Shegid
"a al! county tor show cause WHY tho sanO
-uyulI no, 10 icli. Aud hereof fall not.
"iiuess t'.2 ilDu. Joseph Y. Eu4AGr Esquiro,
tls,l1egt - or tAid Coua, at MlddlgUQrg,
ttla llat lay 10 JLly a, b. 1879.
u buA4LFDER. shotII.
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NOiise inner lnsoIyent Aci.

NOTICE rs hereby given that
4 franklin KLINE VIII present hts naal 20.
tition 10 the tlourt Dl Common Pleas Tor tho
county OF snyder on the lih ~ 0uhny % sent.
neat for the b-nert ~ tue lIsolgent Act and
that The samo win be confirmed by the IourC
unless exceptions be hled thereto according to
law.
J. GROUSE.
july ai, 1879. protniy.
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MAnIrn lMMtnihrFlY

@u.o1tN-- .r.rgu.sn 90 ioUG reiogrorlY.
90 r. s,lr,.f.u gHs-ATteuN tgf r0 r0ri"r'i-'.
rtorlp, onto, Hoz 81. Jui! -, 'i3.lm.
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M.-&sipfi Sc w-,4,u. national
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-21
D[ED

DALE-sqdaenv. at Paterson ~ on Juy H. 1879 Thorn
y. pale N tne 661 year 81 ais 'gr. 49,. p.s,, 81,
Moaday 2lst fnsi. IL O'Clock.
o. congestion o, the E brain At pasgTs
Of the late Dr. John r. Darby Of south Carolina
Charleston papers please copy.
GIBR-At Engewood. \. j., on saturday. July ~. John
Howard only Of Howard and NJ louise Gib0 Of Brook.
Funeral from the residence Of his parents 2l2 Gatesav.
Monday. 2lst INST, NJ 0. H.
H1LLIER-In Jersey city NJ on SATURDAY, July 10, q
Fanny Hitler aged 3 wears and ]! DAYS ala, ,,,,, -
Relatives and friends OF me family are res2e91ns lnyt' -
Paehc ave- Jersey city Lafayette Monday, JAY
KEELER-In Tompkinsville. = L. Friday July ls.
William Keller formerly Of Brooklyn. in the Gotta YEAR
Relatives nv and en Of the family invited 70 attend thu
funeral rom MS ate rss1fnc5' az ION . - w
ca T4ss5ag vii I'M m ls me a oS Clock boat
KETCuA NAT Baston spa. sunday. JulE 20. Jane Ben
ton, wife Of Nathaniel ketcham.
kIMBALL-on FRIDAY, July U.s. 1872 a. wdn GIT S'usse
II wears 10 months days.
ATTEND e Ioal residence Of his lreus Culver.
ave. West Bergen y. j. on Monday, July o. 1873 al 80
Train leaves foot of Libertyt NewYors via Newark and
New YORK Railroad, ar p
LAMB-At Broogyn FRIDAY, July 49, aged 70 wears, Eliza
W. o.y OF the lsie George c. Lamb.
MALLORY-At Norwak. Conn. the 18th inst, James
Mallory. IN sIst year Of MS age
Relatives and trenes are invited 20 attend 5Ge funeral nom
MEAD-Suddeny, Thursday Judy Il. tha Rev. William
Cooper Mead D. D.. Ill. D. rector Of st Fauls church,
Funeral .~rvoes from church, Wednesday.
the I'D nst. 50
O'Clock
MoRRIsoN-At Montcair Nj. Wednesday. July 10. Mary
Ann widow John AOrrs)n m The Uth yoas u ier axe
tlytel 70 attend the funeral ser
vices az tie Of her sOnnaw, M Thomas Rus-
sell on Monday 2lst ..st. az II g. N.
be tho tcair Depot on arfFal
or me O. 20 rain Barclay ChrstJphersi. return
ing at 1880
PEDDER-At Llewelyn Park. y. J.. Friday. July u,
Cuuung CHAM Evelyn Pedder, OF Il Christopher West In
FSarr IRON Grace Church. MONDAY july a. at
2:3u
wILLCox-suddeuly on saturday. the ION lnst James
Wilcox.
residence, s&th
day. Jaly =. AZ o'clock y
will be 10 stanford. Conn., for inferent
by the 3 d M train the Newly Ork and New Haven Rl
road. -
c., are respectfully invited 10 attend.
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Washington D. c. F. Shoemaker. Miss E. A. Shoemaker,
PAilade phia
SARATOGA BRILLIANT AND FESTIVE.

phhAlOpA Dhli@LlANi AM IT ss.AA' -"
SARATOGA, July 19.-The arrivals last even
ing and to-day have the largest Of the season ana
the hotel wearing their customary look OF sat
ifaction over rush OF guests The on Broadway
when the New-York special tran arrived AT o'clock
last evening exceedingly spirited Rain was falling,
and the omnbuses obliged to make two or three
trips to get the from the station As the
vehicles dashed to and FRO The electric ray from Tue
tower OK the Grand Union was thrown on the street.
lighting il with the brillancy OF full NOON The large
number Of arrivals and the excitement incident TO the
first day dave rendered Saratoga anything put a
quiet retreat during the past twenty-four hours
On Friday evening the Rev. Herrick johnson, ID. D.,
OF the Auburn Theological Seminary, gave lecture III
the parlor of Temple Grove Seminary, subject A
Look Abroad His descriptions OF Italian and SWISS
scenery were greeted with applause from the select
audience.
This eveuns the managers OF Congress Park VIII hgt
that resort with calcium lamps and will introduce the
colored fountain which has proved attractive In the
court OF the Grand Union under the electric night.
Mr.. A b. Hepburn. Chairman OF the Assembly Com
intiee investigate railroad freight discrimination
In town last evening Dub he LEFT on an early tFan
Congress Hall for meeriugOf the comnttre when
called about the middle Of August The sessions
o. the committee WILL II Is understood be hed Ak CON-
grpss Hall.
Brigade Bano, OF Boston. which plays IN Congress Fah
keep AR Saratoga. mOmlng afternoon ana even
iRg. vibrating with delicious me COY.
FOLLOW wing are among the days arrivals
James Gordon Bennett and Mr.. Candy arrived at the
Grand Union Tonight.
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NFMPORr NOTES.

NEWPORT. r. l., July 19.-The weather Is
quite cool and blankets been undesirable dur
ing the past few nights.
Judge smith, OF Long Island, and family are at the
Ocean House.
Professor william G. Hammond, Dean OF the Law
School Of the Iowa state University, at Iowa City, Is
here spending his vacation.
The United States steamship Vandaa IL at anchor In
the outer harbOr She leaves here tomorrow tor New
Bedford where IT proposed to enlist men, She
viii remain at the latter place week. and then pro-
coed to Portland.
The Hon 3. H. BTst0w is very much pleased with
Newport He mas one or th6 Livingston cottages on She
cliffs.
Commodore Mott 81 the Newport Yacht Club who is a
resident Newly Ork, entertained ms afternoon the
members Of the club and few friends on board OF the
schooner yacht Haze.
MT Holm sherman the Secretary Of the Treasury De-
partmeut arrived ner this afternoon from Narrg nstt
Pier the United states revenue cutter Grant He VIII
remain here over sunday
rand hoo TOOK place the Ocean House this even
ing and II was numerousiy attended.
Mr. ". H. Lewis, or NeW-fpft, mas hau the pans
drawn for "a new summer residence to be 0uht near
Mr. D. L. Casta the Minister from Portugal; Mr. a.
Thorndkr Ric Editor OF The NOrtb American Rcyser;
Captain Temple L. :. ~, and Colonel montgomery, L. :.
A. are among the recent arrivals OF not. - H.,
Lawntenu, appears % be the most popular outdoor
amusement among the visitors
me following are among the late arrivals ar the Hotel
Aqu.duack J. A. and +. \. Lawrence and wife, Water
\. Y; George wilson ana we, b. l. Lynch anu
WIFE. Brooklyn Allan D. Brown. L. ;. n; Mis- samue
Be.deu, NeW-LOadou Mrs 4. / BOnan, 44ehtOn y -
samuel B. rlGll ar ItinlN' l. g ADAMS an ltthIl''
Miss Lawrence. IsIdOr tOBItcid C. II. LOOMS, D. Harms
and VIE. Eew-T0rl; Henry \. Bartlett, Mssnnstoni
T. s. TwumDly. Boston C.Wli,Ou ana WIFE IN l1de phla
Tobu ID L0oIu. and family. -priuz feld FranB H. smith,
J. II FO-s Boston J. =. Person, New-furk NJ J. Har
RS. Providence; W l. Woodbridge, Washington; -
Perrin Professor samuel Hart, Hartford; Professor l.
T. Packard, NeW-Haveu; ". G. Cattel. EdstOn, Penn;
Miss Baker. Racine, Wis; C.aries l. Palmer Albany
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4 FALL IN THE PRICES or GRIM

CHICAGO, July 2O.-There has been consid-
cradle during the past week IN consequence
Of rapid and unchecked decline III gram and pro-
visions Change. The favorable crop reports rumors
that combination which has held wheat up for few
months past selling out and the expectation Of an
outbreak OF yellow IN Southern cries have com
bined 70 depress prices The cash decline wheat has
amounted II durng the week the lowest
sales being made yesterday. when call wheai sold FOR
July option S6l2c. There were rumOrs Of iaihres,
but so far as Is known they were only temporary en-
barruSsments and All the hrms interested are eX-
DecLed 10 continue business on Monday.
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PLEASURE PARTY i IT4cKED BERUFFI1Ns
Inspector Dnks, on duty at Police Head

Inspector Dilks, on duty at Police Head
quarters last night received dispatch from the Pali-
sade Mountain House, asking relief for two eH
cursion barges that had been cut loose from
their tug by rufHans. and were 40 their
mercy The dispatch ran follows: Police Head
quarters-TwO excursion barges nled with women and
cuuren have been eur adrft from The ting ami lie on
rbc Pahsade Mountain House. Desperate characters on
board. send tug o. their relief Il was signed ID.
= Hammond. Tie inspector teleCrapLed % the
steamboat Seneca ordering out, hat received
swrr that the boat lad mp ana was not available.
Nothing then could Dee done by she police 10 relieve the
difrrese onst. nor could anything Doc learned
OF she character the excursion Of the tate OF those
ON board the barges.
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Special Monies

DR. Rich rO-Maznetic physician, practitioner %
Scrutur healing the sca without medicine "
chrome sea-es renewed IN looSs feelings ana ac
ton. ONCE ~ Irving place. Newly ora
Crippled Children IN the Hospital No l55 East
.2dst desire pleasure Afforded from the cool
sea breezes and shaded lawns Central Park We
again a upoD benevolent for contributions 20 our oen
especially % That purpose, when an
be Ia Dr KNIGHT al the hospital OF 70 any OF us
Board OF Managers
Mans Mission Esrth-A thorough Aodlca IreAtsss
Indicating Combined Disabilities may Do removed Tns
experiences of 20 stady ooseryaon and 9tossSah
Hesttfei hta'
too gthened Nitty sound ooniiions OF H&tn
OYertAxed powers &Atsneas
M me Obstaeles Marriage aud OF the means n)Vs
Gbem ~ mail zoe ourreacy postage stamosl Address
ssey Mns.um Anatomy and science. asa 6th-ave- v y
The new rolls Republican Associations OK
eeptIn IXth ami ANth Assembly Ditr cts and ts
T sniy aud Twenty fourth Waris having been corn
plerd accordance VIII resolutions OF The Executive Com
ttee passed 80 1873, viii be open Tor Inspection Dy
toe OF associations. az Republican Hai 90 Nes
3 ST. II EsDAN. July ~ 1873, between INC hours "
| y A ~. and y H., and p 10. and . n N
| By order ol the executive Commit se
| JOSEPH &. PINCkNEf, Chairman pro TEN
| 5oLOS u. SAuu SECRETARY.
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EL0PIyG TO COMFY ISLAND.

Mr.. Ring, a farmer of Guntherville, L. l.,
rero-fed Yesterday ar Police Headquarters that his
daughter, Just seventeen, had elopod OF been ab-
Quoted by Young man from this city
who has ne.n working her parents house. The
rourle left GuuthervIe week agO, and were traced 20
Couov Isand II Is suruised thaJ the Island they
came b This city, tie young mans home belng some
where IN the Tenth Ward
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FLAMES IN WEST BROADWAY.

A fire broke out about II o'clock last night,
from some unknown cause. the second floor OF the
three-story brick building No. 20 West broadway The
uremsr ware quickly GU baaL. sne within quarter OF