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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-09-04

The wife Of the Confederate General J. B Hood
died at New Orleans of yellow fever recently On
Saturday last he died, leaving eleven children the
oldest ten years and youngest twins of three weeks
old His physical condition was bad for some time
caused, it is alleged by anxiety arising from inan-
cal reverses and the terrible blow he received in
the death of his wife. The General leaves manu-
script of the history of the war which he intended
to have published this fall
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-09-04

Joe Smith of Oldtown was caught in
the tolls Of his own lie about the letter.
And now Mr.. Jordan tells how Smith
played Shylock, and ruined him. Read
what he says.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-09-04

Reverend Congressman De La Matyr
Stand up, Tell the anxious public, and
especially the toiling, laboring man, how
it happens that you pocket that $1,000
salary, with mileage and allowances, and
yet talk about economy and the rights of
labor. You are simply acting and talk
ing ridiculous farce.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-09-04

The statement II Mr. Cha.. f. Jordan,
makes 4 tine exhibit Of the philanthropy
Of the Greenback candidate for Governor.
He has heretofore been called tricky
Smith and slippery Smith, but now the
title of Shyloch Smith seems to fit him
uncommonly well.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-09-04

III
What Greenbacksm Means.
80 Democrat Mo il a Democrat and
knows why M Il Democrat. can H. !,
"Grccubackcr. Grcrnhackjsm means
,'' ''''N' '''' '''' '>''''S'''' OF '"' power
~ '''' ''' '.'''''' "'''n'I''i''' l'e utmost
VI, Pau I'''' '''''' '''' l'rI'''r'"''' Pa"'S'-
~, = ~ ''''''''' ~ '''''''','' 9,,N :
y I'M : y 7 ''''''', l'"i'''S '' 'o
'.''""''N' ','" ''N 'l''h-f'I 'f'" NM
lN' c"I' MI u0' iuIhlah N Nljh cm-
put HI III leading ~trin.s Y nerrs,aIy
smround us with Federal b3xonct. "
When Il person Who calls himself Il Dem
/ n,.l,lt inins rl,t crawl III Si,n,I, .h,,, /.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-09-04

Mr. De La Matyr thinks the working
men are oppressed in the United States,
and points to 'happy France" as an ex-
ample of we'll governed country. In
France laborers get 40 cents day, and
women work in the fields for from 10 to
20 cents day.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-09-04

Is Joe Smith the poor mans friend
Just read the letter of G. F. Jordan, in
another column
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-09-04

W. w Perry feels sure that they shall carry
Lincoln Co. provided the porgies do not visit the
coast this season. IGardiner Home Journal
Perry is a scaly chap, anyway Per
haps he scared the porgies off. If they
caught sight Of his bump Of self conceit
they'd think humpback whale was after
them.
See the appointments Of speakers for
the remaining days of this week. There
should be a full attendance at the closing
meetings of the campaign.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-09-04

''lcs," said the horny listed Green
hacker gloomly, last year we hadn't
anything to put in our barns, and this
Year there's % much stuff that We can't
take care Of it, and 4 heaps bound to he
spoiled There amt any luck for Us farm
ers anyhow"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-09-04
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-09-04

They tell about booms for Smith, the
Greenbacker. DO they mean the booms
into which he put the logs which Mr.
Jordan tells about in his account of the
Shylock transaction ?
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-09-04

The word Greenback, in this State
covers multitude of sins. 1t is cloak
for tree-lovers and communists, and for
the advocates of free rum and fiat money.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-09-04

The fusion leaders will bring out fresh
stock of campaign ISLANDERS on the eve of
election, with which to delude the credu-
lons. They are not entitled to credence,
and after the election will be made to eat
their words.
The Greenbackers are weakening every
where. They don't even claim now that
they are holding their own. The tide is
against them, and they realize that brag
gng wont save them
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-07
Wv NEsS STILL WiLKING.
Almost n Wreck, both Physically and Men
taIIy-A Painful Spectacle.

Last night Potter l.. Van Moss was slowly
drifting around the track IN the Flth Regiment
Armory building. trying 20 accomplish 1000
half miles in 1000 half hours. II Doc is sueec-s-
ful. as he probably Will be. his task will be I'm
ished at O'Clock on sunday afternoon.
He was quiet and reasonable last night. but
he had tho appearance 81 an utterly exhausted
man. He commenced his SGsih half mile at
Q 80 andNalked the first lap after the manner
of a somnamhulst. Then the wiie of one II the
proprietors Of the hall took his arm. and
walked tho remainder Of the half mile with
him. This attention seemed to please and on
courage him. and his manner frightened a
little.
Every fifteen minutes the remorselcss bell
rang. and the two attendants. running for
ward pulled on his shoes wthou. awaken
ing him. When he was entirely prepared for
the track they shook him vigorously Get M.
Pete" exclaimed one of them. 90 You are two
minutes aud "A half late"
Heavily. tut without delay. Van Ness rose
from his bed. and IN an almost un 'Onsrious
condition moved out mon the track. There
could be no dOulf about the mans pluck. After
walking few iups hr was his tired self again
ami on tho last round. az b" wts apron 'hluE
the door OF his dressing room. seeding Steve
Brolir, who was ON the inner track and quite
fresh. about 10 pass him, he suddenly spurird
so vigorously as 20 leave his fellow walker in
the rear and force him 10 break into run
Van Ness was cheered heartily a- he retired 20
him ~ frequent intervals. keeping his hand on
his principals back 10 prevent him from I'M
pulsivcly leaving the track. n he had already
done more than once.
Van Nesss task is not being made as easy for
him. hy any means. ns the conditions under
which he is walking permit He is forced 10 he
on the track AZ the beginning of every half hour.
and as II takes him about eleven minutes 10
walk half mile, he cannot get more than soy
enteen or eighteen minutes of continued sleep
at any time IT, on the other hand. he were
aroused about twelve minutes before the end II
ench half hour. md allowed to complete a half
mile. and then 20 on with another hall mile IN
the next half hour bee could get probably
thirty-siN minutes sleep a. one time.
Steve Brodie. aged, he snys. lG years. ~ 6
o'clock last evening. in the same hail. began an
attempt TO walk 2ju miles i'm - hours. He com
miles in hour 80 minutes and 30 seconds and
twenty miles in hours II minutes and 80 sec
| nnla. He snnmel ~ BIZ IN Elnl nnnlilInn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-07
STONES EYES AND EaRs,
Aud the Suspicious Bundle that a reused their
Powers to some Purpose.

Among the passengers in a Ninth avenue
car in brooklyn on Monday night was a middle
aged woman wearing Grape veil over her face.
and carrying large square bundle Her ac-
tons aroused the suspicious Of Daniel Stone. a
car driver. who was on his way home. and when
the woman alghted from the car. near the
Prospect Park entrance. Stone followed her
without attracting her notice. He says
she me. n man near the fountain. with
whom she seemed to have n dispute
about the bundle Stone kept out Of sight and
heard the woman say: | will 60 and leave it
on that stoop,' pointing to A distant house.
The man moved away mutterng. and Stone
followed and overlook the woman. whom ha
l"d. under pret"nce of showing her to n Bergen
street cnr for which hhe said she was looking
20 the Tenth Prrrinrt police station. Stone in
formed Capt. Mackellar of what he had seen
and the Captain. on opening tho bundle. dis
closed 10 lays old boy baby warmly wrapped
in fann"s. Tn" woman said that her num0
WAS Maria Semers that she lived with Mrs
w lson AZ sixth avenue and Seventeenth street.
and that the child had been sent to Mrs. Wilson
10y its mother Young woman named OBrirn.
living IN New York. to be cared for. Maria
Somers added that she had been sent with tho
child to meet the man NJ tho fountain. Tho
chlld WIS then TO be tnken 10 a nurse. She did
not know the man.
Capt. Mackeuar sent the child to tho city
nurse and lo'k"d up Maria Somers. The utis-
on Friday on charge Of attempted abandon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-07
HEAPED orr or JERSEY.
Boy Tramp who Says he Likes his Way or
Lie. and Mean. 20 keep It Up.

Henry Howes, an II years old lad was
arrested by Onlccr Francis. who found him
sleeping r a car in the Pennsylvania Railroad
ynri Jersey City yesterday morning. On be-
ing arraigned before Justice Davis as a disor-
derry person. the boy said he was the son Of a
tailor living at Second and Chestnut streets.
Philadelphia. Chict of Police Jones u Phila-
drphia was teegraUhed To, and ho sent back
word that no SUI h p"rson rs the boy described
was Mt the place Indicated. Tn" boy WIS dis
charged on his promise to qult New Jersey
Immediately. To Sergeant Murphy young
Howrs said:
" was tired living at home and ran away to
see the world and make my own living ] have
been on the tramp now for over year. won't
to Worcester Mass. 10y stealing ride on the
cars. and from there 10 Norwich gentleman
whom ! met on the street having given me-
money To- pay my fare. told the Chici of Police
IN Norwich that ! WIS making a tour of the
Union. and a lot Of Othor lies aoout myself and
he lodged me in his house iortwo nights. When
| made up my mind 10 90 away got another
gentleman to pay my fare to New York. | have
lived there for some time doing nothing and
sleeping out at night ike my way of living.
and mean to Keen II M.
Detective o Neil escorted the boy 10 the ferry
and paid his fare across the river.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-07
Robh,ns the chaplain or tn. Third House"

TRENTON. March 6.-The Hon. George Thomp-
SON OF Burdcntown. long and nvorably knowua Chap
lain ot the THIRD HOUSE retired last night shortly after
midnight 20 ms room in the United States Hotel It was
early or him lie had been greatly entertained hy Rob
ingcrsos lecture ant had discussing with Garry
u U'crfhe Hon Mr SuNerthorn. and another when Mr.
Thompson set out to lock his door, his k,v missing
lie Nul. the loY Whu eot the chtWhrrmai's Kew, and
iuuntt ni the lock unui Thumpson snid Wen. never
uiui guess nobody viii go through nnd o. they Co.,
they WON'T gen Wurh' THIS morning Thomp,ou's watch.
chain. aud pohcthonN were missing. Thi pockrthnuk
contained uni q a1 aui happily the thic missed rhoun
SOM ,ohiuro Wn which bad doppcd into Thoup,ons
bat ami Wlrh hr valued Iehy ~ eiii from the ntc
Grn Cook 40 tHmdcu and Amhnv nnlc Dominic Knhin.
son the mcmhrr from ras.ac had bis room thc Ttrt-
ton House robbed last Werk and Thompson ihnk, the
MeNosaIe dscrmlnAum- rs.nrN A-Almst the cloth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-07
FRE1GHr nArK DIscRIMINA1IoM


PHILADELPHIA, March 6-1he examina-
ton into tho alleged discrimination in freight
ratcs on the part Of the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
Company in favor Of the standard oil combina-
tion was resumed this morning.
Joseph Leslie. Secretary Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad. was first examined. He had searched
for hut had been unable to nnd the contract be-
tween the Soutn Improvement Company and
thr PENNSYLVANIA RilroHd. He had found.
however. two letters ~ a cores spondence bear
ing ou the subject between the Presidents ot
the standard Oh Company and the Pennsylya-
nia ltIlrnad. Ih" letters w"re received and
properly markod hy the master.
CImitrnllrr Robert W. Downing Ot the Penn
syyauia ltHiroad WAS then called and exam
inrd by thr counsel f'r tine individual operators
not In the standard oil Company. The witness
was unable tO rrmrm GER dlsiln tly what rebates
were m..lr and t1 wnuu. His attention WAS
cullrd 10 70 settlement oi the PENNSYLVANIA Kali
rnud and the Pniadelphu and Reallng Rail
road for May. ls7s. from the original of which
h appears that M that month inore was shipped
from the Allegheny Valley Railroad io Commu-
nipaw 3. 700 600 pounds OF crude oil. on whirh
deductions were made TO the amount OF flh 900.
Witness could not tell tO whom these Deductions
were made. but supposed the Standard Oh
Company WAS paid 70 rebate. though lie could
not tnl how much. He believed the statement
rNhihitrd showed fully the account between the
two roads for the period named, but Ms th"re
WIS nothing IN It ~ designAt" how mu'h OF IT
tir Standard shipped. and MS all Of II might
hay. been shipped by other people, he could
not say how much Of those rebates was paid to
the Standard Oil Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-07
The cobb.B,.hop Poisoning Case.

NORWICH. Conn. Feb. Estates Attorney
waller called the attention NJ the supreme Court Of Er.
rors ihs morning TO the Of the State against Kate
Cobb, m which after conviction for murder IN the
second degree, a motion Tor a new trial had
been made and allowed. and rule TO show
cause why new tuAl should not be- had hai
been grHnicd hv the superior Court. and stty
o. execution pending sat motion hai been ordered.
The state, Attorney sAd that tr motion had teen with
drawn aud he therefore moved the dis. ar-ruf the rule
nnd stay ni execution There l. suWc doubt whether
Nr> tuh wi Dee sent to STATE prison. lcoIe Tie nrrns
oi the March term uf the superior Court Mrs tolh i,
su M excellent health Hui ,hccruN receive, n,r aged
mother who visits her almost daly 90 hcr ccl TO con.
dole with her Rshup il pale and uAlItfi. hut shows
evidence of settled disease lie luuAiug forward with
anxiety 20 his approaching tral on March Is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-07

Tho General Committee of John Kelly's party
held their monthly meeting last evening iu the bis wig
wan IN Fourteenth street Assembly, man GRADY made
long srcech Ihon resolutions were passed approving
the action o' uHtIr Herman AMI flIr Irmo tu.
errs,mrn from th' Siatr ou the defeated uppropraunu
hl' ana pfuAius for the uplnutu ont ot committee
90 urse Sow NoiN members n thc urNt Congress u
sl,t on the rcloa nt the Federal election aw aud tne
lIrN test oat law ana un legislation that viii forbid the
presence Of soldiers AZ the polls
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-07

Mr. Graham McAdam. in speaking on the
subject OF banking to the Free Trade club last even
ing, spoke OF number Of popular errors lie called
attention to the fact that the principal function of
bank 10 aid IN the exchange of commodities Is often
overlooked, aud too much promine cc is given 90 the
junction uf supplying money Tor clrcu' 1uuu llr in
-taucrl the Bank of GLASGOW ne q cHsr W point. where
thr issue ut currency wa,h wnur lnuCuuu One ot hl-
hearers suggested that Archbishop FWcrlls banking
system wa, more turrihlc Illustration ut banking with
nul IlN I..In OF rlrrnmLN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-07
me prKIM cnlRIrr mn.
The Academy OF Music .lblnye with Beauty
and WIN nemmlIinl Tonrts.

For the first time IN ten years the Purim
Association gave a charity masquerade ball last
evening in the Academy of Music. More than
5000 people were present; more than $4,000
net was made. and the Hebrew free schools
were that much ahead. The prosccnium boxes
were taken by II. y. Cohen. J. Pondir. &C. Fos-
ter. Jesse Selgmnn. Simon Wormser. VI. II.
Moses J. II. Schif : NJ Schafer. u. L. Einstein
l.. Lewisohn. and s. J Cans. Among those in
the gallery boxes were Mayor Edward Cooper
s. j. solomon. tho Hon. Edwin Enstcin. Mrs
- Il. Jacobs Sol. Stein. 5. Rothsrhild. r. j.
Selgman. Mrs HImmel, Mrs. Bruhl; and N
the artist boxes. II. Williams. A. Scholle. T.
Osborne s. Norilingrr. G. A, Hcnriqu.s ;.
Brush. VIM " Lent ~ san Francisco +. A.
Gilson y. T. HIVES. Charles I. Lane. II. y.
Cohen. nnl Mayor Fischh4u Of Wilmington NC
Al II y. VI. a curtain l'ird, and Chnriiy'
and Merry Purim' hla7cd out Queen Esther
Miss Strauss was seen I'm whit" m the cenir ,
oi the stage standing on crimson throne. and
his merry masqueraiers. who througcd around
the throne. covering the stage. Then the Queen
stepped from the throne, and, accepting tho
hand az the Prince. led the procession around
the stage. 4 hundred couples followed N" lead
rrs. They retired 10 the rcar of the dancing
platform, and gpsy queen came dancing
out. lending four masked gentlemen, each with
two masked ladies, hll in brilliant colored
weaving md Interviewing, while Rmhourlnes
rang. the Eyp~irs clHpped their hands IN per
f-'t time. and a calcium light throw different
colOrs over all. DOwning'~ band played all tho
with dancers and the twenty-tOur dances began
with the Lam n'lrrs. Tie rlnsqu"rud"rs were lN
young women i'm Pnaiorr costume. Chinese.
Yankees. minstrels. ghosts. and Louis NV.
and Lafayette costumes. Thn dancing contiu-
ued until midnight when the masks were re-
moved and then the fun went on until morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-07

Through the Efforts Of Mr.. J. Fisher satter-
IN waite. ot the largest Taxpayers Franklin y j.
Mr. Thomas Bagtoi ts city ha. been for several months
examining uc books ct the township on'ors OF Franklin.
Mr. Blsot has lust reported that the valuation OF tho
twnshpl 900 1877 ~ returned to the county. ss.6,.
nsi and the tnuuugs o ttN duplicates amount tn eT19-
49, lra,ln- discrepancy u sAis1 I'm 1878 there was
hkr dis, rrrnHcN of slu9n Mr Bleot also rerorts a
balance flAd iei n favor ~ She n~uship the YEAR
lN1l u,irt u 9-i~ % hue r Treasury and ported by
the Township Committee and Treasurer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-07

Joseph \. Leonard. one Of the librarians in
the Aston Library was arrested last uirh I'm Brooklyn
charge OF leoniouSy assaultns ms athorinaw Peter
Nanrrdi, with club when Leonard returned home last
evening. he and ms tathcrm-aw had quarrel about
some domestic matter IN their residence at 1877 Four
teenh street Brooklyn and they came 10 blows and
the night Leonard, IL Is alleged used the club and
yerey wounded his istherinIAw on the hand Leonard
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-07
Mnny PolItlelan. In Town.

Senators Burnside and Anthony Of Rhode
Island. I'M Of Colorado Armstrong ot Missouri Norwood
q Georgia. and Barnum uf Connecticut. Cons -rrssmau
Masuhurn 90 Minnesota. and Nrur.r = luutApN and
Mhuam thWirr are al the linh Avenue Hutrl.
Congressman bowman W Massachusetts 1, at fhc irud
t'utR tuuerc,suau Bacon ot lucaIs az the rarh ANt.
nnr John Cessna u fruu,,l,aua ., at tc Metropolitan.
ana - GOV bullock 90 trur-Ini Is A. the Windsor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-07

congestion OF tho heart Mt the Ice House. nj 10
O'Clock ms morning. at the nge of "a years
rather kundig. born in Switzerland. iourneyed
stationed Mt Detroit in the cholera epidemic OF
1884. md performed herculean labor in attend
ing uuon the sick. He expended every dollar
ot ms private fortune and ran derply in debt in
TINS seli-sarrinoing duty. This with tho
tnancial rrvusion " 1887 loaded MIN with n
burden which 1t took years to dissipate. He
went To Milwaukee in lS42. and has been Vicar
General llltccn Ynnrs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-07
THE LATEST OLD World NEBS.


COPENHAGEN. March 6.-Denmark. in a very
moderately woried note. has inquired Of the Berlin
the meaning the recent Au.tro Prussan Con.
vcnuou saving shc toes NOT believe % was intended ~
denial " the continued existence NJ the considerations
which 81 ruued Prussia o fhr rttrnct
Of portion oi Nurth >chicsWle There has been cx-
change m views. hu there Is 10 suppose that
tie relations between Germany Aud Denmark will be
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-07

CHARLESTON. March G.-John II, PcndcrRrass
has beet convicted nj libel before Judge Mackey AT
Kings Tree aud sentenced 10 two years hard labor IN
the renicntary 10 pay $500 nne and the the
suit The libel consisted NJ publication. last November
Of u letter churrns the Managers ni trciiu al kn.s
Tree with stuning halluhoN, and cha iut certain cit.
with voting more than once. Ptnlcr-riss was
the principal witnesses before the Teller Committee
its recent ses ssiun IN Charleston.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-07
AFTER SHERE AIRS DEATH.
A sanguinary Conflict between Pretenders to
the Afghan Throne.

ST. PETERsBURG, March GA telegram
from Tashkend says that after the death Of
Shere Ali M Mazar-i-Sherif bloody conflict
broke out among the followers Of the various
pretenders To the Afghan throne. and the parti-
sans Of Yakool Kahn were victorious. 1t was
reported that Yakoob Kahn aud two other pre-
tenders had taken refuge at Hernt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-07

MADRID. March 6.-Gcn. Martinez Campos
and s,hor canovas del Castillo to-day each individually
ADVISED the KING 10 iniru,t the formation ~ cabinet
"a the other t Is generally believed the new Cabinet
The inlp,rai publishes report that Gen Blaneo will
become Governor OF Cuha.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-07

LONDON. March 6.-Thc morning newspapers
declare that Lord Chelmsford has failed as Commander
of the Caur f Good Hupc forces AMI that he should he
recalled also. that thc disaster ui the 2gd Of January
was due 10 h.nudcung amt incauacity
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-07

Fort FAIRFIELD Me-. March Ga serious
mr. began here Tonight in John rraitons block
Five hudnss ARE destroyed up to this hour 40 ocloc
ana tnn htc IS yet raging strong nortweS Wind IS
blowing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-07

WASHINGTON. March 6.-R. b. Hayes to day
appointed George Holmes to be Collector Customs for
the district Of Beaufort c.. and Andrew BurnhAm to
be supervising inspector Of second
New York; district, vice Addison Low, suspended.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-07

LONDON March 6.-The list OF Cardinals to
he created At the next consstory includes Or Icrscu
wctkrr Professor o Ecclesiastical History AZ Wurzhurs
nr Newman the Archbishop Toulouse the II. shop NJ
fWruer,. the flpn NuucIo. at rars aud Lisbon aui
sume Ilnlnm lrnlatos
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-07

LONDON March 6.-Edward Hanlnn hogan
regular training yesterday and s good hands prcpar
INK ior his coming match with HuWdon Hanlau's 6ont
arrived on Saturda, IN good condition
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-07

ST. JOHN. n. B.. March 9:-In Prince Edward