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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-09-10

SERIOUS Row.-In drunken spree near Wind
sor yesterday, one OF the parties being Tim Hand.
lin, formerly of this village, George Copoy Of
Windsor was shot by one Blanchard and lies in
a critical condition. The assailants have been
arrested and committed To Jail.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-09-10
Hrnbafe Wofres.
ZANE W; GHAMBERLIN's ESTATE.

- STATE OF VERMONT, District OF Washington
In Probate Court held at Montpelier In said District
the 26h day OF August, A. D. 1875
Geo H. Crane, Executor Of the estate of Jane W. Cham
berlin late of Northhed in said District, deceased pre-
sents his administration account for and allow
anee. and makes application for decree OF distri-
button and partition OF the estate OF said deceased
whereupon It Ia ordered by sad Court, that said
count and said application be referred to session there
Of TO be held at the Probate Office in said Montpelier,
the It'll day Of October A. d. 1873 for hearing nd decis
ion hereon And Is further ordered that notice hereof be
given to all pefons interested by publication OF the
three weeks successfully In the Vermont Waterman State
Journal newspaper published at Montpelier previous 70
said time appointed for hearing that they appear said
time and place and show cause they have, why
said should be allowed and such decree made
By the Court.-Attest,
O4-O6 HARVEY TILDEN. Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-09-10

NoRrHFIELD.-Johnson Post No. %, Grand
Army OF the Republic holds its regular monthly
meeting next Saturday evening at Its hall A
full attendance is requested
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-09-10

BUTTER MARKET.-At the St. Adams butter
market, Tuesday, good to choice grades sold at
from ten to fifteen cents, and selections at sixteen
cents per pound
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-09-10


TnE general talk ia Dobbns' Electric Soap, made by
cragin CO., Philadelphia There never was a soap 80
highly and generally praised 1t tells story Of is
merits that cannot be contradicted. Tryh
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-09-10
UNION MUTUAL
Fire Insurance COMPANY,

The members Of the Union Mutual Fire Insurance Com.
pany are hereby notified that the meeting OF The
colnny WI be holden at the office the company In the
gMn OF montpelier on Wednesday, the 18th dav OF October,
~ nine o'clock in the forenoon. for the election OF
directors Tor the year ensuing, and Of
meeting a. q eBIowN secre,a,y ''
Montpelier, w. September g is7a ~ ''e nies'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-09-10
Msuhenry Uofires.
CoURT Of I.NS,S,oLyENCY.
Ranhrnpfrp Woires.
TN BANKRUpTcy.-Di.trI of Vermont,

TN Neutrality-suspicious. of Vermont, IS.
In Re SAMUEL II. swAsEY, Bankrupt
In the District the United States for the District
OF Vermont;
Notice hereby given that peftion has been filed
said Court by Samuel II. swasey Of Berlin said District
duly declared bankrupt under the act Of Congress OF
March a. 1861 for Discharge and certificate thereof from
all his debts and other claims prOvabe under said and
that the eth day OF October lSa at two o'clock be-
fore the Hon Horn II. WHEELER Judge of said Court,
the United States Court Rooms Rutland Ia assigned for
the hearing Of the when and where all creditors who
have proved heir debts and other In Interest
attend and show II they have why the prayer
of said petition should not be granted.
Dated at Burlington the 18th day Of August 1879
O2-Ol Il. II. sMALLEY, CLERK,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-09-10

Tux sEcRRr Kgr TO HRALrH.-The Science Of Life, Of
sef-preseryaton, $40 pages. Price, only 81 Contain
hfty luable prescriptions either Of which worth
more than ten times the price Of the book. illustrated
sample sent receipt Of cents for postage. Address. DR.
W. H. Parker Bulnnch street, Boston. Mass. s6-0s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-09-10
n SSIGN EE'S SALE
AT AUCTION.

The undersigned Assignee of the Estate OF Martin An
drewF Of Barre In the county OF Washington lnsolyent
debtor In OF order OF se granted by the
Court OF Insolvency for the District OF Washington will
sell at public auction, 10 the highest bidder a. prey-
ousy sold Al private sale agreeable 10 said ofde on the
sh day Of October D. 1873 at one O'Clock In The after
noon Al the dwelling house OF said Martin Andrews In
said Barn. all the said nsoyent debtors right and interest
subject TO all cumbrances and liens and right ~
homestead therein the following descrb and prem
lsss IN Barre aforesaid 10 witt About twelve and ihree
foufhs land with dwelling and ont huil
tugs thereon said land i in high state % cultivation
aud being situated ON the main In Barre Village
within ave minutes walk OF the Seminary Academy Post,
once and Depot valuable for building purpose etc
saiu iwelins house new two stories heh and well and
thoroughly hnishe The ell OF the connected
~ shed Win The barn, all well flushed aud conveniently
And viii also sell, at said time and place. at prbc auc-
uon 70 tne highest bidder lot OF hay and farming
10 said insOlvent debtor. W. O. kYE. Anaianee.
Barre, September ., 1879 U.Vs
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Mrs. Lucy Il. cooke,

of No. James Street, Boston, Mass,
VIII be nj her Summer Residence, Liberty Street Mont
peer from August l7th to September 3th here he can
De consulted by all who desire her services in medical
Hhitteis
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ST. PArRIcK's cIrHEDRAL.
The Programme Prepared for the Ceremonies
of Dedication on the 25th Inst.

The beautiful stained windows of the new
Roman Catholic Cathedral. on Fifth avenue.
were illuminated last night. and the pealing
organ. accompanying the choral service. indi-
cated tho rehearsal for the coming dedication
on the 2jth inst. Tho musical programme In
cudes two choirs Of 200 voices in all. one in the
gallery and ono in the chancel. under the lead
ership Of the organist. W. L. Pecher. and
Father Young. In the gallery an orchestra will
assist the grand organ. The celebrant Will be
Father S Quinn the irst deacon Of honor. fether
Preston: second deacon OF honor; Father Don
nelly deacon OF the mass Il pr, McGly yl sub
ter OF ceremonies Father kearney; second
master OF ceremonies Father Farley; The
morning dedication sermon will be- 10y Bishop
Ryan OF st. LOUIS; ana NE evening sermon by
Bishop kcane OF West Virginia.
Archhishoys from ull parts oithe Uni tod States
have boon invited 70 participate. and are cN-
pected to assist IN the ceremonies. The morn
ing service will begin at 10 o'clock. \ process
sion OF about 200 priests, acoytes. chanters dnd
sanctuary boys will enter the cathedral from
the sanctuary and pass down the central aisle
accom- panied by appropriate music. The sane
tuary choir Of 100 will Join in this procession.
Then tho Archbishop and Bishops in cope
and Nitro. each attended by, a chaplain.
Last will come the Cardinal and his suite. with
cross bearer. deacon OF honor deacons OF the
mass. and other attendants.
Passing down the middle aisle and out OF tho
front entrance. the head q the line will turn t.
the south. pass along the front wall o.. the
cathedral toward Fiftieth street At The front
entrance the Cardinal will give the first
blessing. The entire procession will then
move around the south part Of The
| cathedral, through Fiitieth street and
Madison avenue 10 Fifth avenue back 20 III,
main entrance. thus making complete circuit
| OF the building. while the choir chants the
| Mlserere" and the Cardinal blesses the walls
| Then the procession Will enter the main Hsles
| the sanctuary choir chanting the ltanies OF thC
| saints. The chapel Of the Blessed Virgin viii
! be entered on the Gospel side Of the
! grand altar and the members OF th'
! procession will be seated within thu
! sanctuary. Tho Cardinal and suite will knee
AT tho grand altar during tho singing OF th'
litanies. Then the Card nal will bless the granl
altar and sanctuary, aud pass around the cattle
dral blessing the interior. while tho Psalms q
! the Blessing are chanted alternately by th'
| choir and the suite. The grand Ponilil'al higi
Mass will te sung, the DEDICATION sermon bcInl
morning service will close with the To Deum.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-17
Wn. r. uoUE LOCKED or.
Fined and Imprisoned for Contempt OF Police
Justice DuGy's Court.

Tho Commissioners of Emigration had
Albert Hcrzg before the Yorkville Police Court.
yesterday. to compel him to support Fanny
Steiberand child. Councillors William T. Howe
and Abraham Hummel appeared for Herzig
and waived IN examination, as they desired to
appeal the caso to n higher court Howe de-
sired Clerk Brown 10 take bail for his client.
Mr. Brown declined to do it Mt once. as he was
engaged with other court business at that mo-
ment Howe says that Mr. Brown also sug-
gcsted that he had better give bail to pay the
woman n certain sum per week. To this Howe
rctortcd that he would not be dictated to by a
clerk. nor insultcd in that manner He then
appealed to Justice Duffy. who replied that Mr.
Brown WIS just then busy. but would attend to
him shortly. Howe went bnck to the eXamina.
ton room whore Mr.. Brown was. and asked II
~ can't do it Just now" said Mr.. Brown.
Very we'll; I'll 90 away with the prisoner"
rciort-l Howe
Mr.. Brown hurried around to Justice Duffy
and Howe followed him.
Justice Duffy requested Howe to DO seated
while he read the papers over.
Howe continued talking in a loud tone, and
Justice Dui1y said 10 him: =.
" You have come here TO hector this court. IL
is not the first time that you have tried it. You
must wal, your turn. sir"
Howe dcnicd tho accusation. and said the
This is contempt " court" said Justice
| DUFFY. Stdown. sir. or III have you put down;
and kept calling out that he had motion to
make.
Justice Duffy threatened to lock him in III o
/ prisoners box II he continued. He did con-
| iinuc and by the Justices order lloundsman
! Muldoon and Officer Clinchy forcibly nut him
/ from the court room and into the box. whore
! they locked tho door on MIN. Counselldrs
! Hummcl and Nrshit then addressed the Court,
! npOlogizing for Howo's conduct.
| Justice Duty replied that the Court and tho
| Clerk had hccn insulted. and That he would fine
! Howe si0 and not releasr him until the fine was
| paid Counsellor Hummcl further pleaded
| with the Justice. who finally relented and said
| he would remit the nne II Howe would npolo.
give for his conduct. This WIS agreed 20 and
Howe WINS brought out. lie was stiil very
nosv. and said:
q" am a councillor Of the Supreme Court
have boon dragged. abused. md bruised by
/ these officers. The statement that | have at
tempted to hector this court is false and un.
Lock that man up again. interrupted Jus,
/ tice puffy.
AZ Howe was put back into the box he
! shouted. " Hear mo ne "A prisoner" but no at
! tention WINS paid ~ him.
| After further intcrcession by other lawyer.
| Justice Duity turned Howe over 70 tho custody
! Of Counsellor N"shit. and Will ndludicate on til,
case OF contempt this afternoon.
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The TUG or VAR.
An Obstinate Contest between Two ComPn-
MES OF the seventh Regiment.

There was an unusually large assembly Mt
the Manhattan Athletic Club Grounds, at Fifty
sixth street and Eighth avenue. yesterday,
among whom were many ladies' tho occasion
being tug-Of-war contest for the championship
Of the Seventh Regiment y. c. S. n. y. The
teams were picked men from Companies and
c. and 50 far as could be judged from personal
observation were about equally matched in
weight. and. MS afterwarl proved. were nearly
pnny Is 5 team were j; A. II. Dunning. Captain;
Il. N. Baker. Eli. II, ,Breyoort j. NJ schuyler
f. ii. Schenck. and W. q. schuyler. Company
C's tenn were j. II Walden Captain; J. G. Gil
lies G. II. Brucl. q. G.. STOW. j. Gllles, ana j. f.
McNicO. Referee, Geo. NJ, smith, y. 1. G., a. 4;
Judges, Ii. 5. Steele and Edward Arnold, ). y.
Time was called at5P NJ. when each team
threw its combined weight against the other
and setting their heels deeply in tho sod failed
to move the rope an inch either way 1t was
apparent AT this lrst set-to that the teams were
equally matched. The men responded gal
lantly 10 the henve " OF their captains. but for
several minutes not the fraction Of an inch was
gained by either side. At the end Of the fourth
and gnned one inch. This was followed up by
another. and still lille gain at each heayr
Slowly. inch by inch the dividing cord was
dragged to Company C's side, Company 3
struggled manlully. but slowly the rone slipped
through ihrir hands, until C9mpany was ue-
Twenty minutes We're allowed for the second
pull. II was moro molly cont, stod than the FIRST.
= '"ulptHl E,f Wv l''l'' '"l u we ''t' ~
| Company warmed to thoir work, and by sheer
strength gained two feet seven inches, and held
their ground until time was cal ed, ,l;hch slde
having gained ono pull the third and last pull
| would decide the victory. one hour was al
| lowed for this. Is Company proved themselves
the best men NJ the start but they hud q strong
| team to null against G. Company SET their
| heels in the earth and sermrt 90 grow there.
| Their opponents failed To- move them ono inch.
| The spectators grow wild with excitement. the
! young ladies calling encourag ngly 10 their ia
| vorite teams. A mali hour OF tho strain began
10 toll on Company c. Tho rope crept slowly
away from them. only TO bo Cotton back 10 IFS
place 10y desperate henve. Tho hour nad
whom the Captain Of Company ordered his
tenn ~ rse 10 thelr feet. BIS Captain took adj
| vantage OF tlls mistake, and, kcrplne tnrlr
| positions, easily pulled the opposite tenn over
| before they could regain their iOothold,
| limo 80 seconds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-17

pFPFw ON Wednesday morning May ~ At the
residence of his pa cuts PlMnncld j. IT drorsv
the lungs. VII TAM SON oi Ephraim Holbrook aud Helen
J Drp'w. IN his Goth wear.
r. auv,. and friends of the family are invited 20 at
tend the funeral services at Grace church fainned. on
Saturday. i7th Inst. ats T. VI.
CARRIAGE. in waiting TOR The train ~ tic Central Rail-
rond New JERSEY leaving at o'clock from the inot OF
Liberty
FAY'-At Port au.Prince Ami %. Lornn Fav.
the aic Luke and Martha Fay, ased 10 years.
months AMI - DAYS
GILES-At Jrrscy CITY icights May 10. Mrs Frances
Gle. AGED ~ wears. months and > dav~.
Relatives AMI raads respectfully invited N ate nd
her uurrt on SUNDAY morning. AZ o'clock. from her
late res ipncc. 80 Fgo
Hf~COTT Al FHlhu.n. l. Z. Charles II Iliscott son
Of Oh" ilte ChuriD. u lli>cutt ut Nrw YORK. CITY.
Relatives itH ord. uif also the ucmtrrs d Tabernacle
LHi-c No 1.s. r ami ". are -frriuv invited 10
attend his funeral nn ~unil' f1 O'Clock. from the rest
dcrrc 90 Mr. John G. smith, tltrhsun st. and Fiatbush
aNrHte
LAWSON Al Coli sarinr Putnam County. y Y on
"Wednesday. IAN lust q" pneumonia. Peter b Lawson.
IN trc H1il wear of has ago.
Funeral will take ilgcr on SATURDAY. 18Th inst. AZ
T. VI. from Dis iufc r.lI,uco. nt Gold Spring Trains
leave Grand Central ,rui wa ludsn River Railroad,
A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-17

CooK-PRTCF-fn Brooklyn, on Thur.dav. May Is. nv
tho Row Charles Homer. Mr. H. =. Cook OF Brooklyn 10
Marie ~ &C. of New York .
IiMFNpORF-TEN EYCK-On wcdnc-da May ~
the residence o the hriic's parents, by the Rev W
n Ton Fyck. D. Henry Lvingston Elncniorf to
Louise Ten EvCk daughter Of the officiating cerlym
all of New Rrunswick. y. j.
HANENANN -DENE ELLIE. On the 18th n Nav, ~ Now
Orleans. Lat. ~ the 81 Louis Cathedral. Mr.. Henry
Han, mann Of New York to Miss Lrncsunc. daughter Of
Mr. T. prvolc
.rAYLOR-KrLLEY On Thurdav. MAY, Is; A. the
Finh Avenue prrfhytcran church. New York city. by
ne Rev John Han. y y. Mr. Alfred Taylor of the
city 1t New Yok 90 Miss Kathleen DAUGHTER u the late
Robert ". Kelley Z the CITY at Now York
TAYLOR-~lEN ENS.-Ou TUESDAY the 18Th inst. at
ipt East 2Ji n mi. city hV the Rev. Henry Is Ens-
worth tho brides father assisted hv her hrpther the
Rev C. Ellis stevens. Mallory n raNor of Macon, Ga.
Esp ~ thisc.ty.
wuiTEHE AD-WItIts ON MAY ~ n tho residence
Mr. j. VI TaNInr - Boston IT,. 10y the Rev y l. Wells,
Horace A Whitehead OF East Newark to Miss Anne NJ.
Wills
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-17
sWINDLER MELLEN SENTENCED.
Lawyer Randau's Plea for Leniency very
mphnticnlly Answered.

Capt. William NJ. Randall, having been
shipwrcckcd twice. determined in January
last to seek employment ashore. lie answered
an advertisement Offering steady aud well-pay-
ing employment to man who could furnish
$3.50 rs security Cor the honest performance Of
his duties. Tho advertiser was Andrew j.
Mcllen. ostensibly n coal dealer at PIG Mott
street. Mcllen engaged Can't Randall as book
Keeper. and promised to deposit the $3.50 in
bank subject To- Capt. Randai'- or l"r Within
two weeks Cnut. Randall saw That the conf bus .
ness was snlre. He demanded his $50. and
Mellen said that he would 20 aud draw u from
the bank. hut he did not return. lie fod TO
Boston samuel H. Randall y lawyer repre-
scntiug Nclru told Capt. Randall that M"llen
had sold out the business to n Mr. Richard
son. " and offered him 800 MS a compromise Tor
his claim. When Molten. surprising thai Can't.
Randall had gone 10 sgn again. returned 20 This
him wcre lodged with Assistant District At,
torney Russell Selecting tho complnlnt Of
Cant. Randall rs basis OF action Mr. Russell
had MeNen indicted for constructive grand lar
ceny. and Mellon was called M for sentence IN
the General Sessions Yesterday. His lawyer;
Mr.. Randall, pleaded for leniency on the ground
=" / hnvc in my hand. Mr.. Russell Indignantly
said. - the evidence ihnt connectS Mell"n WIN
back ten years He alone can sell. however
Just how many victims h" has drlud"d md e.
worry court is nunlhor % among bis dupcs % The
tuno of 81 500 Men 90 his cln-s are rarely
thor nll. and lratr th"m utterly di-h"arienrd
and destitute. and in'rpal.r oi s"rkius lerp
r"ar"ss. a-k ihgt ysnr Honor give him TIE
Nclen." Judge Cowinc said OF desire tc
warn hy your fate men who are to-day mnin
taining in this city traps for the unwary. Il i.
! made inthe work ot ~uuurcsstng thrir business
/ give YOU the full penalty oi ihc crime ul which
| YOU huye been conyict"d-hve years IN STATE
Mellon is upward OF fifty years Of age.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-17

Tho trottlng sweepstakes Of $3.50. milo heats.
hct three IN i've, 10 harness. n Pr spect DRIVING Paris
Long I.ani attracted ar.c numbered spectator, yes.
tcriHv There were three starter, Dr. lluri Mamnrno
ch rnutor The betting hc' rr tlr start Wa hopNA.
with Nam, fino GcncrI strou- hN0ric at $50 fot.n
over HrII. rUu.rr. however. tn fr surprise W 900.
present won fhr trnt 90 three ,irii-u heats after
Sharp contest with Mam1uuo GcucglL IAue, 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-17

WAsHNoroN May ia meeting Of the sub
committee 4 o.. c..ou'io. ou Bw,nt aul currnct,
tocousicr llle rrolo-' ubonlnn ol national hak. was
hAl today THE si.D|lu ltr poets lu conclude tIt
formation of hl 20 uur to REPORT q" the tul c'mnutrc
nest "Wednesday Tnr lulirHuYH~ are thHt uli will he
framed uI thc substitution ~ Treasury uuics for uuuoua
bank notes The details OF the iii have not been per
Ia
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MINIMUM. rlee.len TO be InyaIlanlea.

PARIS, May lG.-At meeting Of the members
II the Republican Lett il was unanimously dccidd 10
favor the myRhdaton OF the election Of Blanqm to the
Chamber Of Deputies meeting of the Republican
Union pronounced no decision, but from the sediments
expressed nyaAdauOn seems certain
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-17

NEW YoRK. Friday May l6.-Beef cattle fur
ther dccned about Ae n IN price end Ne one,ip t
could not he closed few fancy picked stfersiot
exportntion alive were taken ~ llsc To- dress % ms
ami a few other extra steers At lnAc nut s@iuc. 70
drras 55f So fs was the for common 70 prime,
and hulk ut sales rancei from 94c r n ,,,
sheen and lambs continue dui cM depressed, Wltn
slow sair NJ 3lsa5{c n n for poor to choice Chpneu
sheep a. sGc or uushoru do. and 6@e9hc ior spring
lambs Two car lnad- OF extra clipped wethers from
western New York i25 NJ aycrge we're sold Tor snip
ment nlive 10 Europe NJ SIC T. NJ 49,. $1,000
No trade In live hogs for lack OF ouerhes' uIesseu
about steady at 4if1iiic r. n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-17

case do to the Baltic -. lingo, copper sold at ice To-
lake whisky quiet, held atsinoh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-17

TOWNSEND Samuel n. Town.end from Minnie A.
Townsend on the lath dav May 1870. by tho Hon.
Charles Donohur. Justice OF the 81 Court OF the
State OF New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-17

Arrtved-FRipAr. May IS.
S. Nuriel. Guilfovle. Natunzas
s. Glaucus. Bcarec. BOSTON.
s. Otranto. Jtnkius HUI
Shin Smla Young. Calcutta
Bark Ocean Beauty. Srnrrovc. Cardenaa
Bars Aurora. Churchill, Rotterdam.
Bark Niphon Ro1crs Ein lauciru.
Rark Mozart. Mortens"n. Tucdcstrand
Bark Pruccssou. Anicr-eu. Antwerp.
Brig Marie Tedfufd. Gundaoupe.
brig Omer Nnn4ant " tnIan LA
Brig Neva. Fadcr. Trinidad lie Cuha.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-17

AUBURN, May lG-Brotherton. aged 6s years
who nurrred ms snniuAw IN 1871 aud whose case has
since been n the courts to-day rescntenced ~ be-
hanged on tlic 18th OF july nest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-17

By using HIGGINS German Laundry soap because II 10
pure. ASK your grocer tor H. AMI rive 1t a trial
BInIr'. PIi.-Grcat ENGLISH Remedy for Gout and
Rleumafsn All druggists have them
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-17

And use Edeys Carhone Baby wash, u il splendid
Sold by Dinan Aston House, aud Wells klhoh IL Gold
St
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-17

Si,rs &C. rapidly cured by using Dr Bcckcrs celebrate,
Lye Basam. Sold by AL drusglst, Depot Buwery-ide
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New York agents for all newspapers in the United
States and Canada Advertisements forwarded daily.
GEO +. RuWELL CO, 10 spruce st.
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MARINE iNrnLLIGEy0E

NIrtlTrHt ALuASAc-tHts nAr ..
Sun rises.. 4 Al sun scts..... ~ Noon risea ~
rtcu vsTtH-rHis nsN.
Sandy Hook SIS 1ov. island. ; a. Hell Oate... 90
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Spun, llott;s.

A.-LAws EvADED BY THE WEALTHY
BANKERS. BANK PEEslpLNTS, orrIcLHoLDERs
AND MILLluNAtBES
WHO SWEAR OFF" THEIR PERSONAL TAXES.
LIST OF POVERTY nIiIcKEN CAPITALISTS
COLLECTED FROM rlE TAX DEPART.
MENr BOOKS
UNEQUAL OPERATION OF THE LAW.
ITS EVASION BY THE RICH
RATE FINANCIALLY
SEE THE SUNDAY NEWS TOMORROW
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-17

Gen. d r BENrREGARD Of Louisiana,
Gen. J. A. EARLY Of Virginia, commissioners.
VI a DAuPTtN.
7. o Box Bo2. New orleans, LIS,
or same At $40 Broadway. New York
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Eusll,tss loiltss.

A.--The I.ouisInnn state Lottery WINS char.
tered hv the state years ago. with capital Of
sioOlO10 which 1t has since aidcd reserve fund Of
$4,000 Beside its lO3 monthly drawingsit has rcgu
larry held scmianuual drawing under the personal su
utrvisiUn and nHuHt rmrut Of -
Gen q r BENTWEgARD and Cen. JrBAL A. EARLY
The date hNcd upau has hccn the I'm VI june. The
canin prize has boon &tUitun Tho price Of tickets has
aiwavs remained ten fin dollars halves I'VE So dob
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