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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-01-08
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad.
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains.
Nov. 10th, 1873.

Tram, lsavs Hgrris5urg as folLsg,,
For New York at 20, { 10 d. IA, and geo
and - 55 pm
For Philadelphia at 20, 8 10, 9 asa. m,
ECO and 90 p. N.
For Reading at 20, 10, As a m, 90
90 and - m.
For Pottsviile at 5 20, 8 10 a. M. and 4 90
?. IN. aud via Schuylkill * SusGuehanna
Branch at 40 p. IN.
For Auburn via 5. & : Branch at so m.
For Allentown at 20, s 10 u. m, 2 90,
a % and 55 p. m.
The 90, s 10 a. m. and .755 n m
trains have through cars for New York.
The . ~ a. m train has through cars for
Philadelphia.
SUNDAYS.
For New York at 20 = ~.
For Allentown end way stations at 2Osm-
For Reading, Philadelphia and wav stations
at 10 p. IL
Trains for Harrisburg leare as ColIor,i
Leave New York at S IS a. NJ, and l 90,
$50 and = 45 p. IN.
Leave Philadelphia at 3 45 a. M, and 4Oo,
and % Pm
Leave Reading at a 40, 40, IL so al m,
80, 6 Is and 10 81 p. m.
Leave fottsyiile At 10, y 10 a. M. and 40
p. H., and via SchuylkIll and Susquchau-
ma Branch at 10 a. IN.
Leave Auburn via 5. s $. Branch at 1900
noon.
Leave Allentown at r. go, 80, O5 a. IL,
II Is, 20 &nt o. p. m.
Does not run on hoaduy1.
SUNG.IYS.
Leave New York at ) 20 p. M.
Leave Philadelphia =. 20 2. m.
Leave Redding Il, 30 and 40 4. IN. and II
30 rm.
Leave Allentown at so a. m. and C5 pm.
Wa Morris and Esser R1tiroa9.
J. E. WOOTTEN.
Genera! Maadgsr.
c. C.. HANCOCK.
Esasr1f T,rE.f y--,g
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-01-08
MIFFLINTOwN MARKETS.
BRITISH GRAIN TRADE.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 3.-A leading grain
circular says the wheat markets have been
dull this week, buyers continuing TO act with
caution. Prices are generally unchanged.
There have been several fresh arrivals off
coast, including Californian and winter
wheat cargoes, W hich, however, move slow
ly. Cargocs on passage and for shipment
meet with no inquiry. On the spot there
has been a quiet retail business in all arti-
cles without change. This mUrning trade is
still slow, but there is generally less de-
preston. White wheats and fine reds main
tain last quotations. Common spring wheat
is obtainable en- easier terms. Flour is un-
changed. Corn il quiet and unchanged.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-01-08

PHEESoLoGY. - The prosperity Of the
Psychological Journal would indicate an in
credsing interest in this subject. and that
many people have proper appreciation of
its practical value. In the prospectus of
the Phrenoiogicol journal for 1879 the pub
fishers make liberal propositions to Subscr-
bers. The price has been reduced to $500
(lrom 5000, and TO each subscriber is Of
fered choice Of two premiums. First, a
Physiological Bust, a model head, made
nearly Iile-size, Of plaster of Paris, SO let
tered As to show the exact location of all
the chronological Organs. 1t is a hand
some ornament, well adapted for the man
tel-pIece, center table, library, or office.
With the aid Of this and the key which ac-
companies it, together with the series of
articles published in the Phrenolosicai Jour
nal on Practical Phrenology, each person
may become quite familiar with the location
OF the different chronological Organs. The
second is new book, The TEMPERAMENTs
or Varieties of Physical Constitution in Man,
considered in their relation to Mental Char
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discusses very important subject and one
which Is of interest to every student Of
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shows the relation of Temperament TO mar
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occupation, health and disease, etc. The
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number of the Journal, to S. R. WELLS s.
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-01-08
PIANOS AND ORGANS ArFAc.

TORY PRICES. Great Reduction to close
out present stock of 200 New and Second
hand Instruments of first-class makers, al
" warranted. and at prices that DEFY
COMPETITION. for cash or installmeuts.
AGENTS WANTED tor WATERS SUPE=
RlOR BELL ORGANS and PIAOS. Illus
trafed Catalogues maIled. HORACE Wa
TIERS & SONS. Manufacturers and Dealers,
40 East lath street, =. Y. Also General
Agents for SII0HINGEhS' Celebrated Or
CANS.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-01-08

The salary of the Commissioners
clerk has been fixed at four hundred
dollars per !, ear, and the salary of the
Courr House janitor at Diuety-six dol
lars per year.
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TERMS.

Subscription, Sl.50 per annum, if paid
within II months; $500 if not paid within
IL months.
Transient advertisements inserted at so
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Transient business notices in local col
umn, 10 cents per line for each insertion.
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10 advertise by the year, half or quarter
wear.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-01-08
NOTICE.

Hunters are hereby cautioned against
t.espAsSing on the lands OF the undersigned,
in Fermanarh township, to shoot birds or
squirrels, without the consent of the owner.
B.F SCHWEIER.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-01-08

ADAMS EXPRESS OFFICE returned
to its old location on Water Street, MIfilin-
town. Special Reduced. Rates to Regular
Shippers. Packages delivered free to all
parts of Mifilin ard Patterson.
A. H. WEIDNAN.
Nov e2n
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-01-08

Rev. Mr. Berry will begin a pro-
tracted meeting 10 the Lutheran church
next Sunday evening.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-01-08

4 few days ago, while Alexander
Rodgers, was crossing the shaft of a
,hreshing machine, that was at work,
at the barn of William Pufienberger,
in Fermauagh township, his clothes got
fast on the shaft, and he was whirled
around with great violence four times.
Fortunately for his life, his clothes
gave way, and he was released from
the powefSf the shaft. He was good
deal hurt. y S~
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-01-08

VI TaleDted NOV. ~, 1871. Large Per
centage paid. Territory sellers and can
vassers wanted. Agents do not fail to send
for circular and terms to A. W. Smith, Nc
keespOrt, Allegheny comfy, Pa. Say in
what paper You saw this adv't. Toctl6
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-01-08

sheriffs sale in November, 1877.
Beale and Sterrett built it. McClel-
land kept tavern and ferry at Patter-
son. Fahnestock lived on the Jen-
kins place below Johnstown, Dough
man at SteIrett's, Mccormick at
Augheys, and 1 might go on and 10
cate most of the names.
/ have found no other list of these
Direct and House taxes in this sec
ton, but in Harrisburg l found pa
per with this qnaint enumeration for
my grandfather IN 1893: '.Achy Hen
ry, farmer, 100 acres, one house one
story high of logs, one barn, three
stables, three horse creatures and four
horned cattle e"-valuation $3.50
The lists for the House tax were
probably all sent away or lost-it
would be hard to recover them now
Hence this scrap is so much the more
interesting. After this unpremedi-
tatedly long introduction, l here sub
join the list Just as 1 found it, ex-
cepting that I have arranged it alpha
beticaliy:
ROLL OF THE DIREcT TAX IN MILFORD TowS-
SHIP, MifFLIN COUNTY
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-01-08

The North american, in its issue of JAN
nary lst, 1879, closes up the Philadelphia
live stock business for the year 1878, as fol-
lows:
The arrivals and sales of beef cattle at
the stock yards in this city were larger du-
ring the past year than they have been for
sew eral years past, reaching lSS. 900 head
This was caused by the North Philadelphia
Yard, started in 1876, and the Increased de-
mand for shipment. A new yard is to be
started in the Spring on the Delaware, just
below the city, for the handling and loading
of live stock being shipped to Europe. Ex-
ira beef cattle opened in January, 1873, at
6. .6.c per ID; sold July Is, at 5sa6c, clos
ing in December at 5. &c.
Sheep.-The arrivals and sales of sheep
were larger than they have been since 1874,
reaching $50, 400 head. Good sheep open
ed in January at 4aGc sold July lst at 3a
iac, closing in December at 5.Ii.c.
Hogs-The arrivals and sales of hogs
during the past year reached 2S2 ,060, an
increase of 39,660 head in one year. Prices
have ruled very low, the enormous receipts
in the west and the low prices prevailing
there operating unfavora5'y on the eastern
markets Hogs opened in January at 5aa
6Lc; sold July Isl st 5a6..c, closing in De-
cember at 3iIiIc.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-01-08

Sale Bills printed on short notice at tins
office Of the Sest-.ef 1sd Resn5ticcx.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-01-08
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

Vital weakness Or dep.coslc:,: n
weak exhausted feeling, no energy or cour-
age; the result of mental over-uork,
irdescretions or cxccsses, or some
drain upon the system, is always cured by
nUaPKRElS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC No. 2S
1t tones up and invigoTates the system,
dispels the gloom and dependency. .impa-ts
strength ami energy.-siops the drain and
rejuvenaies the entire man. Been used
twenty wears with perfect sIiccesS by thou
sands Sold l,y dealers. Price. Sl.00 per
single vial. or $500 per package of five walls
and $500 vial of powder. Sent by mail on
receipt Of price Address HUMPHREYS
homeopathic vEHlC.NE COMPANY
100 FULTON STREET. ". Y.
For sale by HAMLlN & CO., Patterson; Pa.
july 10 Gm
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-01-08

Some weeks ago, man hanied Alcott, a
local preacher at Grahamville, this county,
went down to the vicinity OF East Salem,
and there stole a horse, rode the animal to
Lewistcwn and disposed of the beast to ex-
Sheriff Muthersbaugh. He stated his name
to be Miller, and represented that at his
home they were scarce in feed and that the
stock would have to be sold to keep it from
starving. The stolen horse was owned by
near relative of preacher friend of Alcott,
and no action was instituted against the
thief.
On the last night of the old year, a young
horse was stolen fiom the stable of 5. W.
Henderson in Fermanagh township. When
Henderson discovered his loss, on New
Years morning, he Immediately sent tele-
grams to Different places. The same day he
received dispatch from Lewistown, that a
man offered horse for sale to ex-Sheriff
Muthers5augh, and that the man had been
put under arrest. Henderson went to Lew
istewn, aud identified his horse, and, TO his
surprise, found in the thief, IL eighbor, ,Alcott.
Muthershaugh's experience in the pur-
chase from Alcott was not of a charac-
ter to give him a favorable impression of
the man, and when he appeared with Sec
ond horse, he told him to stable the animal,
and while that kindly Office to the beast was
being performed, an officer was sent for,
who came. arrested the thief, and lodged
him in Jail 10 await developments, which
speedily followed. On Thursday Hender
son and Elias Ilorning went to Lewistown
and brought the mare down the Narrows,
while Officer Wilson brought the thief, |
in the cars, to this place, and |
lodged him in Jail. There are 81 prisoners
in jail now, and neighbors to the jill say
they can sing hymns as well as the common |
run of people. 1t has been suggested that
the Sheriff appoint Alcott. the would-be
preacher of the gospel, chaplain of the
lock.
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-01-08
Legal Notices.
CAUTION NOTICE.

A Ii persons are hereby cautioned not to
IA allow their dogs, cattle or hogs TO run,
or themselves to fish, hunt, gather berries,
or cut wood or young timber, or in any way
trespass on the lands of the undersigned in
Greenwood or Susquehanna township.
Peter Miller Henry Rush
Daniel Shade George Dressler
+ Long * 5 Dimm Frederick Roats
Joel Dressler. Jonathan Miller
Nov 20, 1878
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-14
un6 Solgenbes Iinb eiutse Der tauien6en
Nuerfeunmm9en,
fpe[he Inn au Ghei[ tpur6en.

mel9e ibm gu SbeiL tpurben.
24idbriger G6eumatismnS gebeilt. Bm.
&etnbarbt, gilmore, isis.
12iabriaer &beumntismits gebetlt. Sbos.
Stt, ct. 8ontfactuS, Ya.
5idbriqer G6emmatismts gebeilt. Srant
S6pars, SO 10. StraBe, Cincinnati. 8.
1Oiabriae Ncnralgie gebetlt. Gbriitian
Sanni, Stint !6ta, naDe goun9stotpn, ..
glidemldmer3eH. S. &iit9art, Mabonb
Gttb, 8a.
gterralaie ge6eilt. Sercmiab 9aois, "a
Wfulberr6 Str., SEEM gorf.
GlieOerreiReu ge6eilt. SO9n 8. 5Dlanb,
SroD, sc. 9.
SroItbenlen gcGeilt. @iltam SCOT, bet
6errm GbaS. McGleaan, &oon, Ohio.
NeruOies GOpfleihem. @ltiabetb 2uB, 1879
9iptlton Ctr, Stem gort.
9errenfnnQer. Sre6. &0ppeI, 436 @ars
ben Str, 90bofen, 81. S.
j3a6niGmer,en gebeilt. Sulius Storm,
121 Giier Str, Neu gorf.
SerenIfnB ge6eilt. Soiep6 Mins, 1879
Clinton Str, Stem Uort.
&9enmatii6e @6mer3eH. @ugen @eritens
bauer, 8inona, 0liln.
GrfrOreme TitBe gebeilt. Sol. &einboIb,
352 8otperD, Stem gorf.
Gnt;iinSrng gegeilt. 8nt. Ptber, 17s
z. Strabe, Stem Sort.
Gnt3liuOlider 9ibeumati8mts geGeilt. G6.
Stuart 2loDo, Stem gOrf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-14
@idti8 fir
GARNER, Dteb}iid)ter nn0
YferOebeitBer!
81, eSQtOb8 Sd

iii elm ~bcipGbrtes Ulittel gegen Die beri9tes
benen S6Goen oer 6alstbiere:
@feroe, &iDe, sNnfe, e1tuetne &C.,
ais:
G~erlfopfung, idDcre5 ltrinirea, Coli,
8einipatb, g6ruuOen nm 6IBfdnle,
GlGuenfaule BET gdafen, Niereuiuir=
nler bei S6wcinen, iGuielige 5ledtcn
(smecnepl 8ar5ea, Gpi5Dtic, Stan-
6ulgeu ull0 GuctIdnugel, ufcne 8nu=
ben, %9ubmbeit, Sufgei6wnlf, 8inOs
galeu, .&rOneugcidwiirc, geidwollene
Guter, Aufbrn6 IL. @cuidfiteln. Siteln
Galenoers unS WalcllOers, &a1Oe utto
Sclien uGlO G6rautu1en.
@as ctn protninertcr Sarnter
bon Sotpa oaritbcr fa9t* sd bate
flint Gfer6e, tpel6e i6Linm BON 9iitemper
befalen ipareu. 9o be9ab i6 mid mad
ser Qpotbefe ber @ebriioer Bangler 1T
g8oterloo, un6 eriudte bielclben, mir ein
Ofittel AIR 6etlung bieler Srantbeit at
qebcn. OieIelben riet6en mir, oas Ct.
eSuIDU9 LII gu YCptunWIh" Nv tN"i'S N."~
Slai6e unb itelte 6ur6 oailelbe mette
9ferbe lit tpentgen 9a8en ipiebsr ber.. SD
fonn baber bieie NteOistn alien Pferbe'
beliBern auf's @drmfte empfeblet. Utatz
tbias 3ilnmer, @iIbertsotue, Soma"
Gin ssartner aus VennSDlUantett.
SO. s.. gDarp, WsincrSbMr8t vSft
ousaeaet6net gegen tpebe 6ufe unb @es
idpuilfen, alio eegen Bfer6es& inswurm."
gus oe4m staate W%ttnnefota. =
gNtt. MeiSner, 0aneD Greer, Wttnt.,
Idreibt: v@egen &ronen9el6wire Bel
8fer6en 1T bas ct. SafobS Del auf's 8eite
,l empfeblen. SD madte regelmGbi9e
G~tniprtbun9en oamtt uno betlte oas Sbier
in fur3er 3eit 9Gn3li6."
Cine Stai6e ct. Safobs Del toitet SO
Gents flint 6lai6en fir $2), 1T tn ieber
Qpotbefe Ill baben poer tDirb BET 8eiteQung
bon ni9t tpentger ais So fret mad auep
SbeiIen Ser Ser. Staaten n%erlanot.
Mar a6reiiire:
a. yO9eler + Co.,
Baltimore, $40.
Gaeinige RieOsrIaSe f&r amsrita.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-14
Dr. RaowaD's re9ulirenOe Uilel1

Douformeue ei5madlos, eI:gaut nit ii6em @nmmt
I%ber6o9er, reini9eu une reguliren oas SpItem, pusen
aus uur !tdrten. SIR bic 0eituua pou alien uuoroz
nun9en os Dta9euS, Der Sober, Der Gtn9eoeibe, 9ieren,
8laie, NerpenIetoen, &opiueb, 8ertopIung, unuerbauz
Ii1teit, 8pspepiia, 9aaeufrant beiteu, 6ieber, @e0drmez
fHtsiuoung, 9e4piire uno ale St0ruu9eu Der inner
Ii6cu Orsdne finO &abmoD's 4iasn oaS Seilulitte(,
beiien pc tttipe ~93irtung mir soranttren. sic limo aus
idticBlt6 aus B1au6eHitofen 6ereitet auo eutbulteu fem
QuefiilbeI tsIue mIneraIii9en ober JOINT ibdblideR
Stoffe.
Man merle ii9 Fol9eIoe SDmptonte, bic aus
StDrn19en Der 8erbanuusszOrsoue berpor9eBen:
geritopfung Der @inaepeioe, @eibwire, 8lutanbran3
mad benz 6ople, Otasenidure, 0eiguH9 sum Grbrebeu,
Sobbrennen, @toerpiQen eegen ale NaDruug. Sdmere
I'm Dia3en, loures AuIitoBen, Driiden ooer SIopfen in
Der 9er3Srubs, SetGubun9 i'm Gopie, beibleuuigtes uuo
eriduertes 4tbemhOleH, 6erStlopien, @eiIbt Der Grz
itttuu9 penR in ~Iie9enoer SIeQuug, Ste6en ooer Stretz
fen Dor ben ln9en, Iteber ftumpIeS 8opfpeb, Dtansel
an StpetB, 9elbbeit Don 6aut uno Iu9en, S9ner5en
in Der Seite, 8ruit lno Glteoeru, fteBenoe Sise uno
Brtdeln, nno Sreunen in ben Ntu3felu DC.
8eutse Dozen pom foowap's 9iaen werben bas Spz
item pom al ben Oben3enannteu lebeIn 6efreieH.
9reis: 25 Gents bic sdadts[. gu baben in ben apOs
t5eten.
sefet: TaIfannO@ abr."
False and True"
Geseu Ginisn6ung elmer gcitmarfe an Railway
& Co, go. 81 8arreH StraBe, 0ep 9orf, ueroet Sbr
S%uiormatioH %erAaIteH, wet9e &auieHOe wertb lit.
14op1Sw0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-14
&altes ober biBige5 Syieber,

sebeiIt fir so Gents. @s sibt fetn anberes Netttet in
Ser gstt, mas 10 idnea aQe arteu bon 6ieber beitt,
m0sen ie pom uerbOrbener yuit (DtalariG) Ooer be9enez
feber oOer selbe5 6ie6er beiben, ais - inter 3usiebums
Don 8aomap's 9tuer, bas ,,9scaoS 9scIief" Sr.
Gaoman'S. 9tur 80 @eutS bic 6laide.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-14

bo5 I'M augeubGide ben 44SIsnOiten 9eibeu Giubult tbut,
oas Gnt3lncungeH bebt uno Gongeitiouen belt. m0seu
lie nun in BEN .@ungeu, benz Wtaseu, ben ~Gin9eweibeu.
zen Grlieu, Ober aubereH Srsoneu tbren Sts boben,
lit 1 bts 30 Mirater, - ME iebr is aud ben
R6eumcttf6en, 8ettteserigen, G4wadeu, 8erfrIppetz
ten, ~9terpoieu, %idtiiden, oDer an ioafiSer SraneS
beit 2etoeuoeu quGleH moseu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-14

lit Elm bctpGbrtes Wfittel gegel1 Die beri9tes
6euen S1Gben Der 0alstbiere:
@ferOe, &iiDc, S0nfe, G0tuetnc4 e.,
ais:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-09
NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

rFTOM Az OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE rhiBUSEi
Newport. r. l., July IA concert was given
I'm ToIro Park yesterday by the 23d Regiment Band
NJ Brooklvn. The music. OF course, was OF religions
nature Bishop oicated at All Saints Chapel to-
d,v and The Rev. W. A. Leonard. chaplain OF the Brook
i,r regiment, ut Trinity Church this afternoon.
There has been an unusually large demand for New
Yo, and Brooklyn papers during the past week There
ia large fleet OF yachts in the harbor. Exsscretary
Br,row and the Rev. II. c. Potter, ID. D., Cf NewYOrs.
Witnessed tne review and dress parade OF the Brooklyn
regiment at Camp Robinson yesterday.
Among the ate arrivals az the Ocean House are the
following: " H. Murphy ami wife. Colonel P. H. Briggs
W L. Bennett T. L. Inglls and wife, @. H. StetsOn, John
"a E;uicrwortn r. r. Bowker, T. f. warden, = W. Jor-
dan J. B. Hunter, George 81. Thornton, Now-York :;
George Colby Mrs. NJ. BenHam, Spsu stlpid DR.. and
Mrs a. p " lson H. l.. Morse, Henry G. Patren, New
York; Charles l.. Do,y and family, South Norwa.k l.
+, Ipues J. l.. IT. Joan. +. p Hurbur;, +. W. BgrOw
i}rookI,u: : G. WOO.mID and wife. Philadelphia :
Thomas johnson. II. Prentice, England; j. ". slater,
Recent arrivals at the Hotel Aqudueck are: j. T.
Lquiz aad ianlly Allentown, Penn; Mr. and Mrs henry
Troyy bridge. New Haven a. II. CObn, L. ; ~; X. w.
r,,p-nu and family BUst0u T. j. Pratt, " y. ~t-err
A. VI P-cK somerset. V. J.; J. W. Huntington and Har-
r IuutIu gtOu. rom Hartford
here as the guest OF Mr. PGlp schuyler, Of NewYOrK
Mr. John ". Pane and family oI Troy, y y, are Al
n Il. rs.Iuated thar the improvements to the interior
OF 81. X. kceuss villa VII cost $4,000 or more. Al
fine furniture u the principal rooms has been newly up
ho stored with the must expansive material.
Tie weather to-day has been cool lnr nights are not
auUrrcJtrd By tIe Ibrrs OF tine Brooklyn regiment,
dcspile the tact mat Iuey have two blankets.
The United states steamer Portsmouth, AT present n
tha outer narbOr. is 10 proceed honcn 10 Boston.
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RACING AT MONMOUTH PARK.

VICTORIES OF TWO NOTED COLTS.
sPENprHRIrT AND SENSATION ADD TO THEIR Sue
CEs,Es-BCLwARK. PILOT, JERICHO AND PROB
LEM THE OrHER WINNERS,
The rain of Monday night and the heavy
clouds II yesterday morning caused doubt in the minds
Of many whether the Long Branch would take
MACE ana the attendance small Betting did nos
f,lt however, aud the interest In the contests
sharp. Tho suTy iuelasuc air caused much dlscOm-
fort but was forgotten FOR time In the attractions Of
the races which were tner than usual A very soft
track made the tune slow. The sensational event OF
the day was repetition by g. l. Lorlards stable OF
it, remarkable year I'm taking all the places In
the July Stakes though the entries had 10
FIVE pounds penalty aud there good field. Mr..
IoriIlard has got all three places In three
tne--twice with two-year-olds anu once with three
veaT-old FLIES at Fordham IN June. This record has
prpbably ueyer been para leled He seems 10 have all
the prizes for twoyearOlds much az his mercy as
lanes r. Keene hts wonderful colt Spendhnft has
the chief races for yearOlds. spendthrf almost
walked over foe the Jersey Derby lie had only one
tagonst and he was utterly routed -Four OF the favor
lies were successful. and two were defeated
Eight horses made slow progress In mile run for u
purse OF $500 that had never won victory
They were Nelson's Lakewood % years, l02 pounds).
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B0rR81Y B4LL4DS-NO. s..

lana, the republicans favor OF enSr r, elections
AMI tp.r7.v preventing frauds az ~ r,rtb III Al
.-1r ttl declared IN ram many II on ,.Is az This
one Democrsfic paTiy ailI.s r1@n. The Republican
,srtv ahrrn- tnst the eIple % ts tb- confederate
t,sle oh sel-gover-m hi. ~ W, paGsd on us way
el''' W N -. ,essips iA2t nig1t by "a hul@'' w.
blli,, m a Ia 1post, w5o thus aldrcsSeu ID"
-. ,srl lbic1 yer straight e. string
TLa,f,s les my nOtlOu-les my iay
Vcr,- same song { alluS sing
= ev'bedv gnv,'n lhic! 'msclves say
,,lole head aches .hc 3 'sIf tould Spht
~ mind yer right, ole pard. yer rlght'
AID now you've made oulPs-eye ht
- n, mar'r 4 We don't git home io-nighI'
T-,oris 100 much law 'Ta1n't wot we need
TGir D Law Is alias right N the way
Whenever lhic D cuap does crooked deed
Tt ey'body gov r. 'mselyes, say
ccI;rs New lhicn LesSus be free!
D'wn with Dav' IMPORT! He's Eat coon
~ come VII mIuoas n rested me
COS voted six times one forenoon!
wv folks crib vaFb'es coz they feel
They're under the eye OF (0lc y cops ii uaY
Ia ysatchIu' IN an e while makes iOiks steaI;
1T ey'bocv gown 'mseives. j say
Tn. Democrat party lhie y declares
'Nsricau people yJu can trust
To- do Il they're mind tO-anywhereS-
Without (hic 2 gov'ment say1n they must
Then starvs ont all the soldiers we've got,
An down VIZ laws we Eey 70 OBEY;
An, down WIZ polIee-wust q the lot
let ev'bodv gov n 'm-elveS, say ,
UDat's z9tf You're COp3 lHlc !! ant me 10 COlue
ETrral fer FANNY! Hic-hurran!
VA. tyr,tuf rrah- meant 20 homa--
Coo bye ole pard. goo bye-ta-ta!