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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-28
AwOrId Of Good.

One of the most popular medicines now
before the American public, is Hop Bit
ters. You see it everywhere. People
take 1t with good effect. 1t builds them
up. 1t is not as pleasant to the taste as
some other Bitters as it is not whiskey
drink. 1t is more like the old fashioned
bone set tea that has done world of
good. If you don't feel just right try
Hop Bitters. Nunda News.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-28

gB Leave turnips in the ground until
hard frosts come. The tops may be fed
to cows. Carrots, beets, and parsnips,
must be dug before very cold weather
Store in trenches or pits in dry places
from which water will run off. If put
in root-cellar, pack in earth in boxes
or barrels or bins, according to the guam
tity. If new rhubarb bed is desired,
it should be made in fall. Plow up the
part of the garden not in use before the
ground freezes. Gather and burn all the
weeds and rubbish.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-28

FIRE INSURANCE PoLICI rs written In first
class companies on all kinds OF insurable proper
ty, at fair rates, and losses honorably adjusted
and promptly paid.
Before renewing your Insurance. or placing
new risks, you will certainly ind 1t to your in.
terest to call on or address the subscriber.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-28
Lemon Butter.

One and half cupfuls white sugar,
whites of three eggs, yolk of one, grated
rind and juice of a lemon and half, or
two small ones; cook over a slow fire 20
minutes, stirring all the while. Very
nice for tarts, or to be eaten as preserves.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-28
sroghum Cake.

Three cups of -four, one of butter, one
and half of sorghum molasses, one
tablespoonful of ginger, one teaspoonful
of soda, one cup of sour milk and two
eggs. Bake in moderate oven.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-28

m hnAAA MONTH guaranteed. sl2
tIeINNVH 1day at home made by the indus.
VI DIIN 6tri0us. Capital not required; we
A.AEIb will start you. Men, women. boys
aNAh1Ib Hand girls make money faster at
VJHUVt tw0rk for MS than atanythinge else.
" ~ ~ ~ The work Is light and pleasant,
and such as any one can go right
at Those who are wise who see this notice will
send us their address at once aud see for them
selves Costly Outnt and terms free. Now Is the
time. Those already az work are laying up large
sums OF money. Address TRUE CO., Augusta,
Maine. 40 ly"
New-York tribune., 1879-09-26
GRADUArIoy or TRAINED NURSES.

Tie third annual commencement of the
School for Nurses took place al Charity Hospital yes
terday The school under the ausp Of the Depart
meut Of Charities and Correction and founded nv
ex-Mayor Wickham. who present last night Among
tie others attendance were Commissioners Cox Hess
and Brennan. cxCommssioBcr Bailey, Dr. Esterbrook.
Chief OF staff Mrs Clute. Suncrlnondng Nurse. Doe
tors Strew and Macdonald. and large party o. ladies
ana grntlemcn The following were the members OF
the graduating class:
Mrs Nlrearct Fl Ids Miss Rose Fowler Miss Anna T..
Guycr Miss Eully Hogan. Miss Annie ". Iar,ig, Miss
sarah C. Neal, Miss celia 4. Phelps. Miss Mcrlsa &.
Riggs, Mrs Jessie KohesOn, Mrs. Kite seaman, s.
Huldth Van DuZJr, Miss Celia White, Miss Mary ID.
WoOtngi0n.
The exeTcis consisted Of music ana the reading OF
essays b members ot the graduating class the distrbu
ton of prizes presentation Of diplomas, etc. MEM
Der II musical artists kindly volunteered their services
for tur evening
New-York tribune., 1879-09-26

to Srhweninccn: bat half honr. IL seems 10 mr. IS
dearly saved 40 The expense OF tie Iidr pl '',. I
iramway, through ih" Hover gar irh'' 'n" T', ~
ihr great AZ ching tfccs. and along 'he io1' ~ Wv @
dimes ~. driver footing OF hiS h"in, anH l'' ca
now aud thcn running oh The track Oy Way "
variety. 900 f
Americans n are "a. bone but one of my comp mons
heard an observation " the other haN Mhl',' -
worth telling party cane "oP ai,''u s',e ' y and
one OF the ycHug ladies'. on cltchihg NSu, ~
stark figure ,trstccd upon In'ps disse,tiLg i"p''
exclaimed, oh There's "a Susannah!
vctborland oif. Let lis !eavc TIE school OF AuAt-
omy and Paul Potters e bull" ano Inc Sm1o.n m1,.n
platudoso of MieriS. and thai cv.Ilas,nI ,.i
horse ~ Wouvcrman's aud NeenXs drad st' e.,
and Hondck ocfci's chickens. ana Steers oiN"I
snnpers and run away to sleepy old Deiit, hit'ii
minutes by miL ILere we VIII :. ,,rarrt >
tor n canal runs through n, ana
Will ferret out ihe Sacristan OF The Oude hcfK,
and rouse him from his afternoon mp ,'nu ,, on ,,
think what an afternoon nap must DE- IN Dollth any
we viii EXPLORE the clumsy, ugly old clnIch WIN
rs wooden ceiling aud its iioor paved WIN lolnp
stones where stout Admiral Won lionp s'eps un- W.
disturbed by sound of wave Ot canuon uhdcr me
beautifully sculpturcd marble which pictuIt' ms
last sen falt We willcross the stree III mont 9l
the church 10 the PrInse ihof, that long, 10" oIoH
building with a stone escutcheon oNes IL uoi an
ua,sug through the court stand at me Inot OF me
stairway where the assassin robbed lioiland Oh
William the silent. We VIII Ndik on 10 rae NlrdWe
Kerk whcr, the hero rests under bronze lhu barbe'
WIZ did they isount those fOur wretcheu crying
nabie, upsn the summit Of the tOmD-to hold
torches upside down, 10 poin out lhScIlpio"S' an"
to ivert The spectators mind from historic f"'lV
sp-ct TO thoughts OF infant mseryf We VIII come
Out agaIn INTO he square while The chlncs fcdi
sHeely over our heads ana viii TOOK up ana see iho
edes az the old bells lining ne sides oi tEe bciry
And then We viii 20 back 10 the Hague by the
sleepy One-horsc iurDway, noddlng a. tne patent
horse iocs aon to the music OF ms OeiI ana Tue
low green levels and creeping boats grow dusky IN
tue coming evening.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-26
OBITUARY..
GEORGE WALDO ABBE.

George Waldo Able died at his house, No.
81 Ea.tTwcnteth ST.. early last evening. IN his
sixfy-iiinih year. He was born In Windhnm
Conn.,. but came to New-York when he was four
teen years :of ago. He entered the dry goods bus-
ness and IN 1857 was member OF the him OF Anne
Il colt o. Johr-st. The firm went under in the crash of
that year. hut since ;hen Mr.. Abbe has paid all his noi
lilies with interest For tho last twenty years he has been
a broker and commission merchant, and ut ono time
was a heavy dealer m oil. He was president OF The
United Petroleum Farms Company when 1t WAS one OF
the largest producing corpo ations OF the country.
Hls lite hls been identified with many OF the chari;a
he and benevolent INSTITUTIONS Of the city. For forty
years De officer % the NewYork Association for
Improv.uc the Condition nj the Poor. He one Of
Ire Rurtuled and Crpul q. ana was one of
thr governors of the New York Hospital H. took great
interest a cducaona M tiers aud ~ the timc e' Ms
death Inspector Oi Puhie schools iof the Eight
ccnth Word. Mr.. Able PROMINENT worker among
the RlpisiS: was deacon OF thr Madison Avenue Bdp
FIST Church aud cf the founders OF TIE American
Hinie Uuion. Hts Whole liir Was spent ~ aciiNe
work among the poor IN the hospit.ls anu
in the church. He strong Aouht'"n-
isf, aud when toe war broke out not only
sent h. The army. hut subscribed l5el"iF lur
tire outfit OF others. Nr Abe leaves wife. two dauSh
tors amt four sons Amrng the ,atter l. Professor
Observatory. where he established and Tor two Years
earned cp The system OF weather predictions when Is
now the Weather Bureau OF the Sisral once
at Washington.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-26

lNINJrNcrIOY "a NENPNI&.

An ORDER ~ TIE COrHl ADMITTING C"II"N 10
MEHPaIs-IHE INGENGOus AND CHARACTERISTIC
SOUTHERN Way ~ WHICH HE ORDER WILL BE
hVADTD
MEMPHIS, Sept. 24.-Ten new cases Of yellow
fenercvrn white and three 90 ore-and eight deaths
were reported 20 the Board % Health to-day.
The contributions 10 the iVwarls to-lay aggregated
S376
Special Judge J. 8 GALLOWAY today at l o'clock,
after arganient by counsel 2r,utei an injunction OF
N W speers lr restraining the state Board Of Health
from preventing the brnsin-oi lint. o. seei cotton
into Memnhis known a. " order No. g."
Superintendent Johnson received the following dis-
pa Oh this afternoon:
The State Board is advised hv counsel here, Judge
Arci1a Wright and Colonel J. -. Baxter. TAT tAc pc
tended election o. j. = Galloway ae ptci JuiLe o the
Circuit Court there utterly yuid VII thtr loIr
continue To- enforce rule NJ 6 precisely as y no lnn
don hlu been granted b. Ar. GallOaa aY. should pln-
cdn Dc INST iufcd 10 punish you Or contempt oi ls
injuuciion, notify me by tel gram.
j. ID. TIrSKErT.
President STATE BOald OF Health.
Mr. johnson has Instructed all the pickets 10 permit
no one not having had the fever 10 enter the city.
Pril,s bringing IN lO0se viii be stopped at the
uicket posts and warned The danger they incur by
eomln INTO Memphis. This, II q Thought, Nil picii-
Ca iy cyadr the cN Ct Of the iujuucrou Issued to-day
The tncrmometer has ranged between 60 and 1l'.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-26
-AGAs cnMPANYs RIGHTS.

The argument on the injunction to restrain
the Falton Muncipa, Gus Company from tearing up the
streets of Brooklyn heard d. Judge Nelson IN tne
civ Court Yesterday. An ailiavit 10y II. " Bencd e
president Of the company presented ON t1e part OF
thc defendant for,h that hc capital oi ha com
pauy was JOO.O3D tIat ii bad already s.ea $4,000
auI t.at 10 Lad an uncApeudel suip'as Of a LARGE
amount If also stated thi; 'he Board OF C,y Wolsi
had .vrn r-rfr.si 20 the Mlull - Company io
gnes ana i aittVt II ~. b Mreker secret ~ OF toe
ComIfuy b-claeI tGHt tur property "nn iisfi l-t OF
me- nfrti Company had been transferred 90 the de-
tciGaut-
t,'..ritior Counsel Dewitt argued that rle act of
ISIS .ut.nuZug the organ. ztfiuu ~ gas cpnplnl's
ur.yirI Iiflu, -h0I ofl b. lnld "tl TIE nt
tc nUirlYa AUTHORITIES. These c cili..d d, were tl'
Common Council, ANA lut tle b ard oi Ciy Nnfhs,
whose powers were suui go 30 tle Common Come.
Tho Fulton Company chained hat % was tic a.- @ue"
0l he rmcl4 cs az Tie Mu,unl Company, lut 1ono
of rhe frfnchi1.s of curporffn were ai fnHhe *
crut m tine 0f ra Iwavs. Geleru Tracy .nd tt,
ih, quest. u- 'li rtlc cit zcn~ ot hlooht $50 d
have a,f gi ,r cIssugr "a, powers 4 the c'irr nt
weie derived from tue state, aud tie sues Fi.N3en
fhlf sucl cNruprI Ions should Lave tfN power m icy
mains " ga &c consent 0i tlr mluclpH arlhnftr7 Hh'
uu A. fet-u4 .uIs aifiuu-. iut auiL Nluy TO i"J
n.U- cal "a NOT b. refused lr the ciy, nfl 10 me c
Should refuse uermis-l'r. n cuud nr c"mNrlcd
lv maudauiis go griutIt lie cgufendei tIlt 9ttLis-
.ot 10 iIv p,,s once hcrl Gilttd 10 c'44 uol
recalled. lt-e y ts'u served Ll- C'c-Slpi.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-26
CHESTER GooDAAH NEARLY MUFDEEED.

Az Old GENTLEMAN or EfGHTY-FoUh BEUfAiLN
BEATEN ~ HIS OWN BAEN By 1RAMPs.
GREAT BARIIVGTON, Mass, Sept. .2j.-Chester
Goodale probably tie wealthicst citizen Of South
Egremout. Mass. hale aud hearty old gem leinan OF
cishly-four was attacked and fatally beaten THIS
morning. Io left hs house abOat o'clock 10 feed his
horse Entering the barn, was MS custom, by the
south door, he passed through 1t and down flight oi
stairs INTO tine basement ronm twelve feet squire. ~
be passed through from this room 10 The one bsyoLd
where Lis horse was stabbed. lie was attacked.
The weapon used WAS heavy hickory handle designed
for a sledgc. with 1t Mr.. GOodale must have been
struck repeatedly his head is very much battered
his lett hand broken his right hand and arm to Tie
elbow broken In many places Blood flowed freely
from the wounds. and the walls and ceiling are spYt
tered Mr. GOOhaic's pockets mad been rined and his
wallet taken His house entered by burglars on
Tuesday nighf carried away canned fruits. dried
beef and butter To-day the cans were discovered on
the hay NOW, which tact seems 10 Indicate that the
burglars committed the murder. Mr. GOOdae was sull
living at O'Clock. DR.. Camp, who attends him, saws
be NAV live unul saturday, but cannot recover. He
has been unconscious since the assault.
Mr.. GoOdale well known from his connection with
the marl, quarrics He Ia the father Of ;. b. GOOdae.
IN real estate NewYork, and the grandfather
OF Enine and Dora GOOi1le lt Is thought that
tramp committed tue mui der for the purpose OF rob
berry reward OF 500 has been offered for The arrest
OF the murderer
New-York tribune., 1879-09-26
nrcl-ln.--,Epl. o

e,nreric fourf-C Ciaintcrs BY judge DoG0hue.-
In the matter OF McvenLct moion he heari on merits
Ia ol Motion urlf'h- Airiran
night are fully prot'oi"t Fischer "gt llemingsu.t be
refereed tfa irilItrIi
rtndnn. Ausiiu Fet-MOuon oened See nrmpf uan'n
McNuity olyMotou grant al m paymeat ot costs p
10 fi e In matter Of Gag lrriuL Apple ant appoint
sd surrey ia the of 5000 Williams aeL Meyer and
otuefs-Orlsr granted. Mutual LIE Insurance Company
agt Acrou Biarhford ngt. 1homoi NOne for the Re
enqI Juveniles aeL -coit etc theeseInsh ag
Nl.nspu; brew Benevolent Orphan A um society
sen ton AIT same, No. Canled agt sullivan
-tifauteu
Nnueiior CDuri-SDccdl TeITl-nv judge Van Worst.
-McAen ast. NcA len.-Appl cation granted Frazer ag
I~sJ. rger o. substitution. OueTOT!se IAe. .lA
Order granted and undertaking APPROVED. lle7se agt
denying 'poiOn 10 Nacaie etc. cooper aet
Ioul-rsusI Mcutz az. Wentzi Grover ag buchhesier
palv at Byrue; Manning ag kyWltni; Bennett agt inc
Mayor rtc a. p.on agt Norrssn kahn AIT. Kahn smith
All Mills the FIN National Bank agr. Aehrba'ki Hovey
akf Gfantha: NcluL GtIlari IN the matter Ol Loyyi
Granger agt Morris Weeks agL Mctarthy Mead asL Cor
wm.-pnfcIs gr'nicd
Common Psas-S Special Tsrm-By Judge J. j. Ddly.
The Campbell Printing Pres and Maifaciurne COMPANY
agt. campbell et alIJuncuOn granted rs directed In
OF
New-York tribune., 1879-09-26

The first days play of the cricket match be-
tween the ITish Gentle Eleven and tlc sirong P-
de- pha CiuD, which began at Philadelphia yestcrdaJ
,,a~ witnessed by nearly 1000 persons. Pratt-r anu
" Hone went 80 10 tuo bat against the bowling 81
Charles ana Daniel Nownall. Prltter was quickly
bowcd ont by Charles Ncwhall after scoring only one
run " hilc y Hone retired after making niue. lHe
bowu., ~ tLe NcUhal brothers exceedingly atrons
and the Ii-h trlln found 10 very icuit 10 bar th'ir
SWIFT balls. The irish team retired alter MAKING toia
or 5s runs. II which Caltuurat baited vel !or u.
Casey 10, and Muller 9. Affer snort rrceH" pay
Wgs re.Umod at , O'Clock with Hlrsrve ana
Brew STR going 10 thc bat FOR the Phiace mia eah
against the bnwIng OF Hamilton auu EHAaul. sroruS
A. ai once begun, Brewster making iW0 Oh tnr hi-t
li deliver. .i aiG HtrrIye uutulittis following .l.7
cyamul. Brewster crvsfly thrown oui hF II.
liam son and wicsct had gone down Tor TX RUS.
ilc batting 90 TIE ih If l.i tetiI 81 - very atio.-
Robert NrWhali maiu 30 before he Ht, hDNl"I cHt 'A
Hamilton. Dauiri .cwnai Had scorCd u when he "
Dra. .aufiy caugAt ouf Irutfrr. axe Nds pl"i't
y Casey after making Is nuns, and AuEr Was churA'
Oh. ID, Nuuu Oh bah led by EXAt. i0l Is lLi -.
Inr -tuD retrnl atfer making far -pnd score "l 10
nuns. giving flel lead or 81 runs ON tue urst dAl
play IAe JOS lli.g aa4ly si, stood a. luuO@a.
IRISH TFAN.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-26
4 PROTEST AGAINST IVNIGRATION
KANSAS CITY, No., Sept. PA conventic

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. pa convention
Of delegates from the Wyandotte aud Kansas Cit' Relief
Committees passed the following resolutions:
Whereas. We have reason o. expect n rencwa! Of the
emigration If coiOTet people from southern 10 Northern
states as : restrictons travel removed,
and
Whereas Tho Resources at the disposal OF The relief
committees represented In this convention nearly
exhausted. and ce inability further the
demand upon them Ia for additional numbers OF
destitute Immigrants; Therefore,
hesOirsd That with desire prevent want ard suf-
the cOored INN grants. hereby express
opinion that proper shOuld he taken o direct
tide Of immigration into other aud Older States,
where accumulated wealth and population afford fnc-
ties for their successful setficmenf.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-26
i MURpER OF rERRIRLE FER0cIrY.

JANEsvILLE. WIS, Sept 24.-0ne of the
most brutal murders committed IN this State
Cured on the farm Of Alexander White IN the Of
Porter Rock. yesterday. Mr. White left his farm cary
in the morning to make purchases, and while his
nttle Eve years-oid boy missed from the house
together with George BaGmgarteD. "A German farm
hand Search was Instituted and the body Of
the boy discovered lying under a manger
Ia ne sn ecp baia his throat cat from to ear,
and the head nearly severed. le entirely discm-
bowelrd MS arms were tied behind HIM and his feet
securely buuud. From the situation OF the body u
evident the murderer had first hung him. aud nnd-
ing death by mat means too SON had cut bim dow II
and finished him viva u knife Btumgarten had fled on
n horse taken from the farm and had several
mi es away making for his home AT Fort Atkinson.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-26

IMPORTANT rE~rnIoNr Al pufrALo

IMPORTANT IE~IIDNi AT HItFALo.
BUFFALO, Sept. -. - The sub-Committee
oftie Railroad Investigation Committee met tins mol n
ine in tna Uued states Court Room. Me-srs. Hepburn,
Baker, Low. wad,w rth ANA Terry being present.
HcnrJ L. B0aIdam testified regard to the efforts 60
e, better terms .rom the Eie Snd rdson Central lines
tor the Rochester milers. lie was momberof COM
rtr winch called on Mr.. Clark and Mr.. RuttCr, ~ the
Hndsou-Contral. last April. Qnouns from report
winch hc made, he said Clark and Rutter Informed
tie cumtee tha nothing could be done by them until
fter the members OF the Association he'd publicly with
drawn thar signatures a certain circular dated
March j., 1872 in which their grievances we're set
forth and had publicly withdrawn AL support from
me mo rata freight bill then before The ASS mOly Of
this ate In case the above concessions were made
they promised 20 give their claims consideration when
a.ied It hey would consider Them fayoraby they de-
c.uad q commit themselves. Messrs. Was and
Blanchard of the New-Yogk, Lake Erie and Western
Eaiway COMPANY also refused T. take any action unii
Hudson River Raiiioad Company. We suffer as niNcrs
Nh B ,rii"ln said y iFclshis heng carried Tor less
Thomas Thornton, OF BuIlO testified that there had
cn no oisctini nation against the buhao HeIS iOr
JOAN Airxande.. Of Rochester. said we get special
rate from Philadelphia aud Baltimore. hut not from
New-lurk. We pay glassware, 80 cents
per cpt. from New-York to Rochester, ana
20 ana - cents from Baltimore aud PHILADELPHIA
Rochester. We pad so cents per evil years ago from
Ncy-Y IN 1876 t Was AZ cents. We could ship our
goods IRON Rnclc'icr 10 Sew YORK ana teh rom New
York 10 the West cheaper than We could by shipping
direct Rochester To The West know that TINS has
breu done suppose that when the goods were re-
line of the Ncw-YOrS Central Road, passing
through Rochester ! know - that ttsy Were
Philadelphia and Bllinnorr because the frcehts are
cheaper; wOuld have bought IN New-NnrE II We could
have got good rates; asked for them OF the local
freight agent; did not get them.
Other witnesses examined regarding the Buffalo
srlssud hour trade. Tue committee adjourned until
New-York tribune., 1879-09-26

srpRFyr COURT -wcstbro0k. JNos 1T, III.
1871 lg 2O pos 2o7 a. o. a. So o. 10. 10, ~ ~.
1872 l63 lG l6j, lJ6. isl, 100, 6. 2li 2ly -2 ~,
92a 30 2& 2i9 -Jl 2oc, 2J3, 2uO, @Jl -U 2b3,
.Gi. 26i, 2ji, -h7
Francis Miller, Nj ael Dorsey, Percy sullivan Dom nick
Walsh elurious assaut and DatiorT Edward Farrell rape
Charles Hamilton, Mllan stewart, Charles CpuOy, buIs-
larry Gorey Nichols lus Hoffman. grand rceay Henry
DAVIS J.seph May Thomas Bennett LdwAfd l.. Eaynor,
Albert iercdee larceny from the pcisDa James dcur.
embezzleInent Margaret FltzpacA, All cd d. Hunt. Hat
tie SiOry, assault aud battery.
PARr Ii-,derseeve. 1.-The People ag Francis Prys-
tie George Bronson Patrick Coleman. Thomas McC Itny.
Michael Murphy. burglary william Evans larceny from
the person Francs Hudnrr seiuouon Peter r. Meii Henry
Sueiback. IrInOr, Morris Bass, Sias Hicks Luther
T. Tucker W Baxter, oDscen. Literature Fred Nc
Far robbery.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-26
TIE FIRE RLCORD.
RESCUED Ii AFlREMAY.


FOREMAN Colby SAVES Two LIVE, FROM A BURN
I,G BUILDING
A laborcr entered u. WhitmagkS liquor
Store a, So. 4us West Fortctn-st.. yesterday mmrnS
shortly ai,,l ocoe drank. t hs PIPE ana throw tne
maicl on t.e 1oor. Toe proprietor was Auy counting
ls n r .u,,sci office, uH dia Aol notice 'Ais soon
se Whole lnl pf ilr st'. sas ou lsc nut hair'l 81
el.I exi l.lilr Nlth .r,at force fei tho mes siN
ffhrr Ttcy srr.gd fo thr stairs AND cat of ESCAPE
from fn" un.cr floors. ON tae third hoor Mrs II m
f.cfi scbvah W dow WHO recently came 10 n's city
from Ner Dreams. 1t .ou- with Beg Son l-i.ofr,
medical s.ul.ut. IL, ani lis msfher found escape by
flc -..lrs impossible. ana were sccn by the cNcicd
c-osa e.v Running lrou wiutov TO window not da:-
.l- ...t.
ft.I.n1 Do'hr. Of H. 4, and ladder Company W.. 4.
cl I..tl Ilf Il. iel Hut -Dlui .lf~ Colby lying H.
fi.l i slIc % w.. w. b. carr,d t,r out ard
tf.l.l Iir.-ol lluu-. Isr safe to iat street lie
fgi.H tont after dau-'rfIs 'aren, came uroh lht
I.I.. l. IID }ulng frl' .p. IrNnt.N iirt-.. Tie jay
..tl 80 ii.s -fnrs. Nttr no WIS rrougt mo
ngu ai. sn. lruul. however, tiu Ac EHd mricl5
..rfrH lela .ifr flr suO4r. IT, was seat 20
.se.-cy.t llo.si.il 4-c l,s. D., iLc fire Wds small.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-26

SAN FkANCIsCO, Sept. 2J.-Up to noon to-
day me following attachments had been levied the
stock OF Eest, Frank Co; Helman Brothers, 81 900
Joseph Hardhaugh, $l7. OO5 william Scnolie q Broth
ers S24 l24 Simon Marks. $50, ,294 NJ. Levy s35. 1922
Fex Fcist, $2l 1875 benjamin Hagan al. Sl4 Os4
T. wnitc OF AL a. O2s; Horace C1afin. So. .2S7. The
mem decline to make any statement on
tho ground interested already advised of
the circumstances OF the failure, 10 Is matter which
should not body else Statements OF their
liabilities and assets being prepared Will prob
New-York tribune., 1879-09-26

See here,n said he 10 the man at the
couner don't give notice 10 charge only 20 GEMS
for dinner I" Yes. sir r. replied the man. but you
undoubtedly ordered something outside the regular bill
OF fare aud tho waiter has charged YOU 10 cents extra"
mo. didn't have derne1 thing 'cept dinner. That
Teller with white apron q hull (whOe) tumblerIull
wooden svers down by my plate but never teobed
~ em, and don't propose =" pay for what hnin't
had."-lDetroit Free Press.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-26
SALE or FLORIDA RAILROADS.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Sept. 25.-The Florida
Central and the Jacksonville, Pensacola and Mobile
Railroads. The extending from this city TO the Chat
tahoochie River, sold to-day. They bid of
by d. willard esq. attorney for Adoph Engler,
tee The Jacksonville. Pensacola aud Mobile Road
sold for $4,000, subject 10 a prior lien Of about
$500 600. Tue Florida Central Road sold FOR S30J 900
Both roads purchased for the bOndhOers, ana 1t
understood that new company viii be organized 10
opergfe tue rOaas.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-26

ably 10 COMPLETED by the time the representative OF the
eYork creditors in tins city, In reference 70
The nress d snatch from NcwYork 10 the eject tha the
house had purcha .ed Lar quantity Of gn1ds on re-
senfation that their assets we're S2u5.OOo, wine ihc
.huiflcs were only $4,000. the firm say that no
gOols have purchased 10y or ;or thcnl ia tht CITY
or elsewhere, ON false representations COMPROMISE
tap rlatl.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-26

d., MONIES, Iowa, Sept. pa dispatch to
he state gs'cr from Carroll, In Carroll County. re-
y.its ,t liberation occurred there ,ls moInins
l,sultir. in los Of tIom 9l500OO 10 100000. rne
areater portion business ct the town is de-
-t.,y.d tho Masonic and Oid FeliOws Hall the Pres
Ir.lf.u lt4. aui over fortf business houses Wc4n
burned. TAe Insurance amounts 10 $4,000. kcDuliG-
ll., has already Dcr.1i