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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-05-27

For cash sou eau get Misses ant
Ladies Kid gloves from 25 to 80 cts
Dress goods all shades and prices from
good P0plin at s cts. TO black SIR
from 10 cts. to 81 % per yd. 1t.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-05-27
nnsrnI. TrNN. MnY Do. 49,

DlihIOL, lENN' ahUl W. Ioi
This Is to certify that we have tried
j. l., Dudlcys patent brace for vehicle
wheels, and find tia perfect snccess.--
We gave It severe test, putting 1t on
the front wheels Of II horse log wagon,
the wheel being entirely out of dish, In
fact, dislcd backward. The
wheel gives entire satisfaction. 1t has
never given away l-lG Of an inch, and Is
now the strongest wheel in the wagon.
NJ. ID. GIBSON.
J.. b. GIBSON.
District, farm county rights sold on
rcasonal terms. Call on or address j.
II. Dudley, Bristol, Tenn. may q 20 1t
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-05-27

Sullins College Commencement, oc-
ours Tuesday and Wednesday OF next
week. and that OF Bristol Female Col
legc Thursday and Friday. Sullins'
Bnccaluurate next Sunday.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-05-27

Go right to the Lager Beer Hall, King
Block, for fresh lee cold drink of Lag
or Beer. H" Gro, ". NiCKEIs.
may O '70--tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-05-27
W r Thornton, Baltimore, Nd, Is IN

W + Thornton, Baltimore, Md, Is the
manufacture of j. NJ. Laroquc's Anti
Bilious Bitters. For half a century
these Bitters have been relieving thou
sands from Nervousness, k-licadache,
Dyspepsia, and all diseases Of the Liver
and Stomach. Ii troubled with any OF
these unpleasant complaints, give them
u trial. They only cost 26c. a package,
or ~ Il bottle, and may be worth ten
times ms much. All druggists will youeh
for them,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-05-27

Wanted. -l6O0 Barrels Extrh, Super
Gne and Family Flour. 1000 lbs, Va. ia
con, hog round, 1000 lbs. Va. Lard. win
sell on consignment or pay cash for the
above articles, as may be preferred. Ship
pere will do well to communicate with ua.
Gillian e. Co.. Lynchburg, Va.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-05-27

Clerk and Master for ByfstoL--
Chancellor Smith has appointed Mr..
Il A Warren Clerk and Master OF
the new Bristol Chancery court which
will hold rs first term bare June 9th
Mr.. Warren Ia good appointment.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-05-27
More High Prices

]. IL. Winston &c Son sold on Mou-
day a crop of tabacco for w. w. Ga
iagan, Of Madison county, n. &. The
best lots brought $4j,5 so and $4,000 per
100 1t averaged $37 so round. Bris-
lol Is the place to sell bright tobaccos.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-05-27

Fcnncl tea Is n simple remedy to quiet
the baby, and this Innocent article Is
embodied in DR., Bulls Baby Syrur,
which puts the baby to sleep without
the evil use OF opiatcs. Price % cts.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-05-27
COPPER SMITHING
II n

d r T $ II 9 T.,
M " VIII, In connection with our
Wv Tin and STOW y business. carry on
copper smlthing, and are prepared 10
do all kinds Of repairing IN that line.
Old kettles, copper, brass, or bell met.
tie, will be repaired and made ~ good
~ new. stills repaired and new parta
made when desired. They will make
n specially OF manufacturing new cop
per kettles, Of oil sizes to order.
our Mr.. Keller is n practical copper
smith Of extensive experience, and
his work will DO guaranteed 10 give
satisfaction. Re .ppWfullv,
BREWER e KELLER.
april s, '7O.-tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-05-27
pLuoK AGAINST LUCK.

Ladies Linen Collars 8 OTIS, Gents 4
ply Linen Collars 10 ots, at Anderscn's.
may ~ '79-1t. P" 80
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-05-27

1t frequent happens that severe pain
is very greatly relieved by thorough
purgation. Use DR.. Bulls Baltimore
Pills for this purpose. Price % cents.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-05-27

baltimore Beer, at Geo. Nlckels'
Beer Saloon, King Block. It's very
good.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-05-27

100 dozen Ladies, Gents aud Misses
Kid Gloves, ut J. NJ. DAKKER'b.
may 13.2t
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/: LYNcnDuRo, Va, May q, 1879

. LYNoHBURG, Va, May u, 1879
We call attention to changes this week in
Va. Bacon, Flour, Brandy, Chickens and
Wool. The price of Va, meat has advance
ed, with the supply hardly equal to the de-
mand. Flour is very active. with very
limited supply on the market. Va. Lard
very scarce. These quotations may be re-
lied with confidence, as accurate and cor
rect, as they are in nearly every instance
made up from actual sales made by us.
These figures represent only Wholesale pri-
oes. At retail higher prices obtain.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-05-27

The Standard has our thanks for
printed copies Of the election returns
by precincts.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-05-27

A choice New Orleans Molasses ust
received ut KINGS. may 1927
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-05-27
Personal.

1929 SIS ll5 1912 ol 1904 AIS 1853 81 O l9
The sun., 1879-01-13
CAPTURING A BURGLAR
Thief who had n Load OF vnluabIes Ar
rested by an Unarmed Man.

DR.. Augustus Wheclus Is a surgeon con-
nected with the steamphips that ply between
New York and South America. His home is Mt
141 Kent street. Groenpoint. Brooklyn. He re-
Gently returned from trip. He is a medium
sized man, OF compact and slnewy build, and
about 4S years of age.
A few days ago Mrs. wheelus sent for an old
man named Burns. who had worked for the
Doctor for many years, to do a little Job Of plas-
tcring in the house. This man. nineteen years
ago. adopted a stray wall two years OF age. and
gave him the namo OF John Burns. He brought
him up 10 thsmason ana plastering trade. and
they worked together. When Mrs wheelus
sent for the elder Burns on Tuesday last he d.
rected John to go and see what sort OF Job 1t
was. John found the house very quiet and
after examining tho work to bo done he made
ageneral survey OF the premises under the pre-.
tenco that he might find other places that
needed repairing. Then he went down and
fixed the grating. so that 1t would admit him
At about 4 o'clock Friday morning DIR.
Wheelus heard step In the bathroom outside
his bedchamber; door connects both rooms;
His son Cleve had gone to masquerade, and
the Doctor thought Il was he. Then he heard
the stroke OF n match. As tho son had dressed In
his fathers room. the Doctor still thought II WINS
the son endcnvoring to get IN tho room TO take
the clothes he had thrown on, without disturb
nR his father Soon the Doctor heard the door
knob turn very cautiously and he jumped up
in bed and asked IL that was Cleve. Then he
heard retreating footsteps
The Doctor, without further hesitation. sprang
up. On reaching the stairway that runs from lhe
parlor to the basement he had nearly overtaken
the intruder. and cried out: Surrender. or I'll
shoot you deadl"
The thief as he proved to be- stopped and
said Don't shoot for Gods sake. and you
can take mcp
The Doctor collared him with his left hand
keeping his right hand behind his back rs
though he held a pistol although he had no
weapon whatever. He called out TO his SON in
law to come down stairs and bring his pistol
with him. At this hint. Mrs. Wheeus hurried
ly appeared and gave her husband his pistol.
The son-in law went for a policeman and the
thief. who was discovered 10 he John Burns.
was taken TO the police sutton. He said he was
In the house about four hours having entered
at II o'clock. He had made n large collection
from almost every thing he could lay his hands
on. Among his intended prizes were three
overcoats. music box. and the Doctors surg-
cal instruments. He had enough the Doc
tor said. to hll mp n modcrate-sizad wagon.
and cant conceive how he intended TO get
away with them
Burns is u wcll-bult. athletic young fellow.
about u years of age. and Is evidently an ANA
tour In his profession. He broke open the Jew
elry box of the Doctors daughter but IL hap
pcned that she had lent her Jewclry TO her
brother TO attend the masquerade ball.
The sun., 1879-01-13
wHir WAS FoUxD IN ANDRES Boors.
Exact Copies OF the documentary Evidence
OF his Being "a spy.

Exact Copies OF the Documentary Evidence
OF his Being spy.
To THE EDITOR OF TIE SUS-Sr: AS
controversy is existing as tn the propriety Of
erecting a monument to MAJOR andre upon
American soil. 1t may be OF interest TO the read
ers OF THE Sun to know exactly what wac found
upon Andre TO justify his execution. The
companying papers are copies OF the originals.
made by me in 1882 while they were in the Gus
tody OF my father then the Secretary Of State
Of this State The photography. &C. is the
same as the originals. parts OF which are OBJ
scure. They are now. believe. in the State
Library at Albany. ROSWELL J. RANDALL.
CORTLAND VILLAGE. y. Y. Jan. 3. 1879.
nKAp ou,srss EosiSsovs(
Permit Nr John Anderson TO pa. The guard, to the
whl's sns or nrlow y hc chuses ic bong % Pubic
HAP orAr's Roals.ossJ
joshua Smith Esqr has periussun l. pas. the Guards
to the White rlains aud to return being on Public nu.s
H''H I,og., 2g,ss: Z, s sS'iz,s'' B rg.s,
joshua Smith E.qr na. perm,.ion % Ps.. win boat
and their and nas 90 Dhbs Ferry, Public bussuess
"''" ~ '''"'' ''''''''""" Gen
Port Arnold - built of Dry Farms anil wood d. m
ruinous eoniuon and subject To take nre FROM shells
fg,, rg,nam , stone wagtas stc'i Tsgsrs Ths VA
fnniat' n ss he " south Side have been chevaux
de- fu~e on The VI .iic broke IN many Places The last
y
tie F5ft slight wo.ien X \ commanding piece
OF ground 80 yards West between tue Fort 80 l.-or
Roshrey hin
Fort Wehb Built of wood a slight work very
drv hattie g. he set on nrc the approaches
easy, without defence save slight Athatus
Fort NNthys hutlt stone frrt the above
Plank Allied with earth the work ~ feet the earth
cet tick-nu Bombs Proofs the Batteries without the
Port
Redouht Mol oa the So side wood feet thick the VT
north east sides feet thick. cannon ia the works
a slight ahattis nu ditch or Picket
Cannon on two Batteries no Bomb Proofs
Rrdoubt Nn2 The same a. 80 no Bomb Proofs
Rcdouht 40 2. slil Int wool work ieet thick very
dry Bomb Proofs sngle abAtus the work easily st
Redoubt No = a wooden work about ~ feet high ami
feet thick the west side taccd with stone
wall = feet htsh and four thick. NJ Bomh Proof Two
Founders n shght abbAtus, commanding piece of
ground 5fn Yards VT
Thc Nurth Rcouh on the side built of ,tone
high above the wool nlcd In with earth, very
dry. no ditch. Buub Proof thr,. Batteries without thr
Port poor ahatts, Rising Piece uf ground 80 yards
the approaches uuhpr cannon 10 WITHIN - wards
--rhc work easily nred with faegots dipt ~ iitch Ar
south Kodouht much the same the North. com
manding piece OF GrOuud 5o yards due East Batteries
without the Fort
Estimate Of the Forces at VT Point and It's depen.
denotes :, 81 - i7-n
4 Brigade OF Massachusetts, Militia
Stemcnt
Elijah Hunter.
Mr. johnson R-n
Mr. stewart TO the care OF Joshua Smith Eqr " be lett
al Head Qr
isaac AdAint s.s'so
The sun., 1879-01-13

the first ballot, dividing between them about 15o
yytes, with the rest scattering. or these
Hawley and Harrison seem most likely to gain
alter the flrsi ballot; The others have already
cleaned up the Held and secured all or nearly
gu the votes they can get Each will have all
he can do TO keep his own friends from falling
2H Wa without gaining any from opponents. n
use Of the argument that his election would
give his Congressional district to tho Demo-
crMs. should his defeat seem prohablc / hear
II intmatcl ns not Improbable that his sup
portcrs will 60 over to Harrison. This it is
SAID VIII dispose Of Jewell 80 far TO settle the
for 1881.
The friends Of o. II. Plat have made IN
energetic canvass, and exhibit grent confidence
IN the success Of their candidate. He undoubt-
cIly Will start of strong. and perhaps may head
harrison, nut unless the Harrison mon leave
their candidate AMI 20 oVcrtO him, which seems
very improbable do not see where he can
mako any gains after the first ballot. II Is
whispered. however, that Congressman Kellogg,
VINO hangs on the fringe OF the fight, claiming
four or six votes. will turn his strength over to
lIatt IN the hope OF ciccting him. and thereby
creating q vacancy in the Office of States At
tOrncy now held by platt, which Kellogg would
be quite willing TO MI.
Minor. it seems lo me. will start of with his
full vote. which will not be increased. IL Is
quito likely however. that his Fairfield County
friends Will stick TO him for several ballots
They remember how Ferry slipped in in 1865.
after most Of his friends had abandoned hope,
and were only held in line 10y T.. r. Barnum,
who was member that year. and who would
not yield himself or permit them to. So they
| VIII be liable to hold on late to- their candidate.
But i is To- be considered that Barnum ia not
| Tor Minor this yenr. He hls given out that he
| Is imscli candidate. and claims four votes 10
| begin with. His colleague, Treat Is a candi-
date also. claiming three votes.
The Hawlcy men Will have meeting early In
the week probably on Monday to make ar
| rnngements for more active canvass. and on
! Tuesday and Wednesday We shall have pretty
The sun., 1879-01-13

BIGELOW In Boston. Mass Jan 10 Jacob Bigelow,
u born AZ sudbury, Mass, Pen -, 1851 lie had
been Ruufnrd Professor At Harvard College President Of
the American Academy u Arts Ani Sciences President
Of te Massachusetts Medical socsty long Procssor in
the Harvard Medical school ami President Of the Massa-
chusotts Medical sOccty lie was the author OF nun-
Der u sc nufc and medical works among them book
ON tcChno,py.
HANCOCk-At Austin, Texas, Jan. g. George Hancock,
veteran of San Jacinto, and brother Of the Hon John
Hancock.
KELIY.-At FlAtbush, Ian. H. Margaret Kelly. aged
Is wears
FuneTa will take PLACE from Church II the Holy Cross
Fathush. ON Tuesday Jan ~ AT 10 o'clock A NJ Frond
AMI acquaintance are invited a. atte nd.
MANN At Foxboru, Mass, Jan o. Miss Patty Mann,
aged ~ years and lB davS
NAsON-Iah ~ Catnarne Mason, in the sd Yrav Of
her axe.
The funeral will take place on Tuesday. Jan ~ at ~
Nj from her late residence, $50 East Dist st. to CA
vary Cemetery.
swARrs-SeM Deckertown, n Y, Jan. T. Jacob
SwHrts aged 90 years
TAlLOR-j1 y. Joseph Taylor OF 454 West 4eh st.
Notice ot funeral hereafter
The sun., 1879-01-13

was not within one hundred miles Of the spot
IL was nine months after that first knew even
Of her existence. My first wife was Mary r.
Ayory OF Brooklyn; my present vile Is Susie
Whiuemore of Ureenpoint Neither ever knew
the other. What do you think, husbands and
nnr,rs' ,a,,rs' sons in hnd ,Gt SuvoTs ah1 tY
before but will pay 800 to the informant
who will acquaint me unmistakably with the
next who utters IT, and will put uIon the back
Of tho vagabond. Of the accursOd wretch. the
full force OF the law"
At the conclusion " this the manner OF which
at least WAS different from anything that Mr..
Talmage has heretofore exhibited. the audience
broke out In loud applause.
The sun., 1879-01-13
Daring Medical Operation.

On Monday Prof. Alan T. Smith performed
most ,nrwt and dangerous oIerntou on the mne year
old SON j Hopkins ol Cambridge, Md frumuuths
ago the chih swallowed hu ierrule rom an umbrella
The tcrlur. which opon AZ both rhs, utcT going
some distance down the throat caught m IN" anterior
wall ut the csopfagus pressing AGAINST the wludupe CIV
IN serious trouble All efforts ~ leNttct IL were
unNNNhng The chlld WAS brought % Uv~4 si!lg l-s-
PROT Smth hndu- that the uhstrur tun rOurT not
lc reached hA means ui any NJ the rceps that
could bee DEVISED account Ol n, being nubrd sod W the
mucuu- membranes and the dincutcs ui It's position,
forced is uu-tls inWu the rids tfU1t AMI extracted
10 ttu shat way Iudu t- tr Cld hld tu hp h,d Nl the
heels. head luwuNAfd II was conn irN su it HVi for
thr time h,lug hN the ulrrauon AruhciM respiration
had tu be- r"-urutd To-. Nch utrg sur uine, htuul t
nm 10 a noImnl slAln I'M rhlll Do now AnIng MeM
The sun., 1879-01-13

In q cheerless room in rear tenement at 239
East Twenty.nnth strcet lay the body Of John Beatty.
last evening. covered by miserable blanket and the
room was bare Of furniture. hekeiy chair
bench. broken stove, stool and pnc table which
were few aruclesof cracked carthenwAw Beatty had
died In the morning. at the age OF ~ years His wife
aged 75 the stool the rcmAins rocked 10 and
iro ~emingN uncon~iou' OF All her surroundings, AMI
rHfei ntenty the Of the dead some yupa-
uuns ucghlors had kuilcd nrc IN the stove the
chilly The old couple had been heggArS Their
landlord had given them the NJ rent but how
The, obtained subsistence nobodN seems " know ami u
is believed that they frequently without sufficient
foud SO provision had been made last evening for the
burial Of satt,s b'Siv which Will probably be taken
the lottyr's fie'd, nor for Mrs. Beatty.
The sun., 1879-01-13
JERSEY CITY's CHARTER.
Taxpayer Making Another Effort 60 Escape
the Politicians Clutch.


Messrs II. NJ Traphagen, j. d. Carscallen,
A. W. Fry. Henry Gaedo, W. ". Lee. Ii. A.
Booraem. G. W. Hclme. Chas. seidler ID. H.
Culver and NJ Armstrong have been appointed
a committee to devise means Of relief from the
charter under which Jersey City taxpayers are
groaning. Tho charter is almost an exact copy
Of Boss Tweed's New York charter. With
population nj tho time OF its passage OF about
so 900, and roal estate valuation OF about
$50 600 600 the CITY Government was changed
from "A Board Of Aldermen and Board OF water
Commissioners. whose pny was merely noihl-
nal TO six different Boards-a Board OF Alder
mon n Board ot Fiuanee, Board OF FIRE Com
missioners "a Board uf Police Commissioners u
Board of Public Works. and Board OF Edurh-
ton-all or nenrly all salnrled Offices WIN
heavy clerk hire, and all the parnphcrnallR ol
Office furuitGro and various trApplngs inr the
accommodation uf the different Boards Under
tln charter the city debt was almost doubled IN
n year Then tho Grand Jury and the courts
beltnn 10 look into things. and after hhstY do-
spatch Of tho first discovrrer and prlnflpAl
operator Of the bonanza to state Prison ther''
wins n fright. followed by u Q, ssallon 81 opera
lions al the mine. But Notwithstanding lhn
cry Of the Taxpayers y"hr after year 70 nave
tlfs vast and unnecessary machinery 9l nun,
rinal government removed rom lhelr hhoul-
ders the politIcians have managed 10 Keep lhe
mills grinding away ON tho bones oI lho u'N-
payer.
The sun., 1879-01-13
PousAGsep.,e solving the Tramp Question.

PouGHRErPsIE. Jan. 12.-Auached to the city
almshouse quarry from which stone is taken IN houL
dcrs by pauper labor aud carried 10 the son' ard of the
institution This yard Is supplied with wood boxes which
hold two three, four square icet ol broken stone o
the size oi stove cCal Many kledgehnmncrs lying
around loose Al dusk when the tramp applies Tor shc
rT he H. told that he have bunk or hc n,ht hr
viii break three square tee ~ stone II hc cons ut he
conducted TO III" stone ward and when his task !, I'm
lshtd lr given something fu cat and ted In tie
morning he wants breakfast WAL you earn II iu the
sfOueY 70 ask the superintendent II he concludes
To- do he az o the var hr"aks the stour u
given his breakfast aud departs Ia nine eases out of
ten hr never Cuurs here The records ut sue
tndent puuhcr show that the tramp applications for
temporary r'ct al the cy alnshuu-" since the sluur
yard lstem was instituted has fallen on tully seventy
The sun., 1879-01-13
One or the w,tae-r. asala., John n. stssrn.

To THE FDITOR on THE SUN-NT' In your
number OF day you place my name IN An uniayorabe
light In the article headed Accusing Jno y. stearns'
you say The name Of the private secretary was un-
iavornhy connected with that of Mr stearns by A.
leu who dismissed from the employ OF the society
and when the rumors reached Mr. Silkwotth he Obj
tun"d Aliens testimony and framed accusations against
Nr Searn-" In the first place. was not dismissed. but
quit consequence oi the uahiltN OF the society To
rais iny sAary after having worked there i've years.
aud secondly. an investigation was IN progress tw
months before thought of leaving Mr. Suarn~. The
letters taken from the safe. hut were obtained
from the waste paper baskets by employees OF the so-
ricty. but never i'm any by me All of tlls hessrs
Sikworth and Ogiyie Will substanuatc,
Fmp ALLAN.
1883 JAVA stRlEr. GREESfoiNr, l. I, Jan. y,
The sun., 1879-01-13

Tho celebrated Virginia bushwhacker and
guerrilla chltf. john : Mostly. who was converted lN
Grant. aud uroni~ oi ucv, from an ultA scccs
soust To radical Republican while on aVlNt 10 Wash
ingtnu lew wears HEo. passed here Tuesday evening
with commission AS Consul General to Hong
kong signei nv Hayes AMI approved by the
United States senate Al Pai,,adc the ouzeus
manifested considerable curiosity to Mo-hy
hut seemed 20 know hm until AGENT
Duh ct the narrow gauge road pointed lun out hAYe
cause 10 rcuVulltr htn, and never viii forget hun"
said Mr. Dun q" ! was tram which hc captured ln
Nrginin during the war He cOmrtlcd to stand i'm
alunssid. the ears nn cold wiurN morning, while
he rohhcd tho train and ss~engeTs We complained ot
hpng cold Nushy who sIid; IN make 10 hot enough
you drcciiv aud kept his word ty sitting irc t0 the
lran and keeping alongside the burnng cara unul
A.r IL ....-Lr -. .I..L
The sun., 1879-01-13

R,JmieiJ Jo, The Sa, nv Georgr, ne Count Jsum,,
On Thursday evening next the Count Joanncs
in the new Town Hall IN Sew Rochelle, will pronounce
his GRAFTON upon Shakespeare. followed by oiatoncM
rcctas aud illustrations from the poets works, upon
special invitation from the officials and residents,
recently rom 'he riiv oi hrldrcpurt
Miss ANoun furuauNs Wil ad IN the dramatic dla
uc.. aud also one from htr uW CONT dl drama
ON Friday rVDuiu'. 2th inst ihr Count und the tar
aud courageous ANunla PROFESSIONALLY appear IN the eg
ui NrMbursh Invitations are nuMlng IN nom various
Iatts ui thu United States
The sun., 1879-01-13
Tooth Pulling Extraordinary.

AT about II o'clock on Saturday evening an
AGED woman. thnly clad waited st the Grove street
crossing Of the Pennsylvania Railroad In Jersey CITY.
aud the train ap reached and the gate 10 Sered
she drew clos, the cate and the gate thrown
up She gave sharp shrek amt riuckcd something frou
tic gate. Then she hurried up Newark avenue toward
the ll"shts When asked for an cNpanauon nt her nc-
hhyof sle roluo nuIiy said that She bad tied string
around ucrrAng tooth AMI attached the string TO TIE
gate. that when It was raised It miFht extract the
tooth. she had not ATTY cents ~ pay Or is pulins
The sun., 1879-01-13
Sp,ttaI QotIees.
KEEPS SHIRTS.

Keeps Custom shirts, made to The best
that can be- produced az any price, SIX Tor - Perfect
Satisfaction guaranteed,
Kec', patent rart, made Dress Shirts the very hest
that be- produced at any pucc, SIX for 81 Easily
uuishNd hy any little rirl
KEEPS GlNGu AN UMBRELLAS.
the very best fat'nt protected RIBS, nity per cent
stronger than ANY other luhrrlla made. 81 each.
KEEPS MD GLOVES
for Gents. the best lNuttIU plain or emhWicrei.
a 70 pair button fiuu nf embroidered. - % pair
kLEPs lNuEKN 4. Az. IL ALL Sll LIS
HHndher,hiris II I,irry Tlts &C. Augouds warranted
Samples ani cireultrS mHtlrl tr'c,
hLEI MANtFAtr IL NtNH tuNPANf'S sluRtS,
ss33 s3 HToai""N' New York Stl Fulton ''' h''"NN"
The sun., 1879-01-13
NJ lRIfIEIl.

ArKfNS-LYPEs In Monmouth. !. Jan I. att
parsonage. bv the RcN %. T. Eachcs, Mr. william 4
tuWuship
WILLS -RELt4-tu 81 Louis No, Jan T. the Hon
Erastus Wells TO Mrs Daniel ". Bell.
The sun., 1879-01-13
The rev. n. IL. IIn,aen,. rrInI.

New HAVEN. Jan. H. Attorney Of State PlAtt
sala last evening that the trial OF the Rev H. A. Hayden
Tor the murder oi Mary Staunard viii begin Feb 10
Ghicf Justice park AMI judge ioois viii preside The
stat Attorney Wl be assisted by Judge Lynde Harrison