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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1880-11-18
A Merry Heart.

Solomon says: "a merry heart
muketh y glad countenance," but the
heart Is not apt to bc merry II one is
suffering from dyspepsia, billiousness,
indigestion or liver complaint. For
the certain cure of these distressing
maladies, we have never yet discovered
a medicine equal to PAhMELEE's Dys-
PEPsIA COsiPoUND. Give IL a trial,
and If not entirely satisfactory, return
US the empty bottle and we will refund
your money. Sample bottle Is cents;
large size 81. Sold by w. A. Burnam,
baldwin. Mich.
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More EVid6ECe Of Merit.

SAN Francisco, CAL, July 2lst, 1876.
s. Il. FRIzELLE:
DEAR SIR.-Plcase send by the hoy
! doz. boxes of your Pills and 2 bot
ties BLOOD PURIFIER. l want them
for lady friend at Napa who is
troubled the same us ] was. / have
no reason to doubt they will do for her
what they have done for me, after
had spent 81 900 and made one trip to
Arkansas Springs without getting any
help. ] always take pleasure In re-
commenting your remedies, and you
are ut liberty to refer any ladies to me
similar to mine.
MRS. j. S. FULLER.
81 Kearney st.
For sale by all druggists.
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NOI'G.

SUCH OF OUR READERS AS DE-
sire STEADY employment, or val
liable reading matter cheap, should adj.
dress THE FRANK LESLIE PUB
LISHING CO., I5 Dey Street, New
York. They will send The FAMILY
JOURNAL tam Illustrated literary and
fashion paper for three months for 81
cents, or clubs of four, for three month,
for $l.00, together with IL valuable
book contaiDg over loo pages of use
full information for the million. To
each subscriber Samples and illustrated
Catalogue will be sent on receipt of 9
cents in stamps.
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Mothers! Mot. ersI! Mothers!u

Are you disturbed at night and
broken of Your rest by sick child
suffering and crying with the excruci-
uting pain of cutting teeth? If SO, go
at once and get n bottle ofMRS, WINS
LOWS SOUTHING SYRUP. 1t will
relieve the poor little sufferer inn
mediutely-depend upon 1t; there is no
mistake about IL. There II not moth
cr on ear.h who has ever used 1t, who
will not tell you at once that it will
regulate the bowels, aud give rest to
the mother, and relief aud health to
the child, operating like magic. 1t Is
perfectly safe to use I'm all cases, and
pleasant to the taste, and Is the pres
cription of one Of the oldest and best
female physicians and nurses In the
United States. Sold everywhere. rs
cents II bottle.
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Phe L,nloS

Are strained and rackcd by persist
cnt cough, the general strength wasted
and an incurable complaint often
established thereby. IlAMILToN'S
COuGIi BAISAM is an effective remedy
for coughs and colds, and cxcrts BEN
cfi''iIl effect on The pulmonary and
bronchial organs. Sample bottles %
ceuts; large size 80 cents. Sold by W..
a. Burnaln, Baldwin, Mich.
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PARMELEE's BLOOD PURIFIER to
cleanse an impure circulation or wake
up a dormant liver has no equal. 1t
does the business thoroughly every
time, promoting active bilious sccre-
tion, and restoring to the life current
tie purity of perfect health. Price 81
per bottle; sample bottles Is cents.
Sold by w. A. Burnam, Baldwin,
Mich.
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Congregational Church, Bald
win.

WIUs
All the services held In Court House
Hall until further notice.
Sabbath services, 1890 q. m; Up. m.
Union Sabbath School, at 12 m.
Short discourse on Sabbath School
lesson and Prayer Meeting every
Wednesday evening at o'clock.
Singing Practice every Sunday eve-
ming, at 81 o'clock.
Gospel Meetings each alternate Sab
bath evening
Strangers always welcome.
w. +. SILENCE, Pastor.
Mrs. w. b. M0TT, Clerk.
Mr.. +. SAUNDERS, Treasurer.
SABBATH SERVICES, Nov. 21st.
Morning subject--Heavenly Minded
ness. Text, Coll, 3 ch., 1-2 verses.
Hymns, 925, 855, l420. Read Ps 83.
Evening subjeet-The Exodus of Is
rael. Text, Ex., xii ch., AID verse.
Hymns, 26, 8I8, l14l.
s. s. Lesson, Gen. A ch., 30-34 w.;
As ch., 1-8v,
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The premium engraving issued as a
reward to those getting up clubs for
Ietcrwon is exceedingly appropriate for
the year 1881; rs it is the year which
will witness the celebration of the sur
render Of Yorkstown. The title of the
picture is "Gran'father Tells Of York
town." and represents veteran Of '76
with his little granddaughter between
his knees, to whom he is rchearsing
the story Of the surrender of CORVALLIS.
You can have the engraving free by
getting up u club.
The Mrcnotogiedi Journal for No
vcmbcr Is filed with useful and inter-
esting matter. The publishers are of.
feiing three months free to new sub
scribers for 1851; or trial.trip of three
months for 25 cents. Send amount in
postage stamps, and see for yourself
what the JoVinot is like now. Fow-
Ter & Wells, publishes, 753 Broadway,
New York.
Brdinurd's N,tsicat World for No
vember is filled, as usual with choice
new music and interesting reading mat
ter. Each number contains over $500
worth Of music in usual sheet form.
Those interested in music should sub
scribe for this periodical-Sl.J0 u year.
8. Brainard's Sons, publishers, Clevc-
land or Chicago.
There is a good corn-shellcr at De-
Lamater Mills; and those who have no
way of Smelling corn for grists at the
mill, except by hand, should avail
themselves of the use of the shelter.
MI. ID. has his mills i'm excellent trim,
and is turning off good work in grind
ing the various kinds of grain.
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Notice..

Our store will b. closed on Tn INKS
giving Day, after half past one o'clock,
Thursday, Nov. 18th.
COOK, RUSSELL. & Co.
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CONGREGATIONALC C1IUrCII.-Thanks-
giving services will be held i'm Court
House Hall, on Thursday next, Nov.
18th, at 1U:30 II. IN. All are invited.
w. Il. SIII.ENCE, Pastor.
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NOt;Ce.


THE FRANK LESLIE PUBLISH
ING CO, Is Dcy Street, New York,
will give steady employment to All
active agent In every county. On re-
ceipt of 10 cents they will send for
three months THE FAMILY JOURNAL,
ian illustrated Literary, Art and
Fashion Paper,) or clubs of four FOR
three months, for $l.00 together with
a valuable nook Of information for the
million, containing medical and house
hold recipes, legal advice and forms,
articles on Etiquette and Letter writ
ing. advice to merchants, clerks, me-
chanics, farmers, &C., &C., tn each sub
scriber, and also all Illustrated Catl-
logue, containing terms to Agents,
P0stmasters and News,lealers. This
offer Is made In order to introduce our
publications into every family. Ad-
dress, FAMILY JOURNAL, 15 Dey
Street, New York.
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Daughters, Wives and Mothers.

DauBHtcrs, WIVES HHu mUtHerS.
DR.. Marchisi's Uterine Cathoiicon
will positively cure female weakness,
such us falling of the Womb, Whites,
Ceronic Inflammation or liberation of
the Womb, Incidental Hemorrhage or
flooding, Painful, Suppressed and Irreg-
ular Menstruation, DC. II old and re-
liable remedy. Send postal card for
pamphlet, with treatment, cures
and certificates from physicians and
patients, to HOWARrH & BAL
LARD, UTICA, n. Y. Sold by all
Druugists-Sl.5 so Der bottle.
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IMPORTANT To AGENTS. THE IIps. OF
GEN. JAMES A. CARRIED.

BY his personal friend, MAJOR nJINDY, Ed
itor N. Y. Mi, In the only edition 10 wh.etf
facts. BEAUTIFULLY Illustrated, printed AID
bound. "The best."-k. Y. ffsfHt,cfd AtIrsr-
fiser. "The neatcst."--N. y. M,u,f ssIhc
most useful, sensible and satisfactory ~ y.
Tribune. Full length steel portrait hr Ha,',
rom a picture taken expressly E,r this work.
ctive Agents Wanted. Liberal terms. Scni
eLo0 ri once for complete oulfit. a. 4.
BARNES Co. Ill q III William ST, New
York.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1880-11-18

J. N. Buck, of Toledo, Ohio, Says
My father, before wearing the "Only
Lung Pad,n could not sleep nights on
account of his violent coughing, since
wearing It he hos slept soundly every
night.-,See ddv.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1880-11-18

q q q A WEEK In your own town, and cap
0OO ital iskcd. Youcan give the business q
trial without cxpeuss The best opportunity ever
offered for those willing TO work. You should try
nothing else until you for yourself what You can
here. You can devote nj, your time or only your
spare time 10 the businc-s and make great pay for
every hour ihnt you work: Women make as much
as men. Send for special private terms aud par
ticulars " whch We mail tree. $5Outfit free. Don't
complain of hard times while You have such q
chance. Address, II. HALLETT CO., Port
and, Maine.
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Notice.

All debts due the late firm of EN-
NETT Coon & Co. may be settled ut the
store of Coon, Russell IL Co.
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+. f. Withey, Lawyer.

Will practice In State and u. s.
Courts. Circuit Court Commissioner.
Office In Court House, Baldwin, Mich.
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Mrs. WIN. TIppETr, Owasco, N. ",
says:-I have worn an Improved Ex-
celsi0r Kidney Pad about three weeks,
and have received great relief from 1t
for pain in the back.-See 1dv.
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M'oINLEY HOUSE

M'G1NLEY HOUSE!
CHASE, LAKE CO., MICH.
Lee Mckinley, Proprietor.
First-class accommodations, good
trnl,ling and sample rooms. Just north
az the depot.
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A. w. Jenkins, M. D.,

homeopathic Physician & Surgeon.
Office and residence on SlOsson Avenue,
Reed City, Mich
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1880-11-18
Variety Works.

Blacksmithing. Guns, Pistols, Spears,
Brazing. Tools made and
Wood Turning, Scroll Saw
ing, Wall Brackets, Picture Frames,
Patterns for Castings; Fiolins made or
repaired; Machines repaired. III
Work Warrunted.
7. A. Carpenter.
Baldwin, Lake County, Mic,i.
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$n.sinsss &arDs,
Millinery.

Mrs. f. g. Patterson, Upton avenue,
Reed City, Mich.
q. w. Manwaren, n. ID.
Physician and Surgeon; Townsend
House. Baldwin, Mich.
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DR.. III. b. Peck,

Dcnt:sf, Reed City. Twcnty-four
years practice. Office, over the jewell
~ store formerly owned ~ Hubbard.
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I'Ao's SnlnrthMaite.

Attornsy at Law and Solicitor I'm
th,rncery. Real Estate and Insurance
Hs~rt Office In Court House building,
baldwin. Mich.
Money to loan.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1880-11-18

G.. h. Beardsley,
I Aw " r. HERsEY, MICH.
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JOHN H. AUER.
Merchant Tailor,
REED CITY, MICHIGAN;
Where you will find the Latest of all
kinds of Samples for Suits; at living
prices, and warranted. Work done
with neatncss and dispatch.
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j. q. Patterson,

ATTORNEY ~ LAn,
Zeal E.st..te and Insurance Agent,
Reed city, Mich.
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A Word TO The Wise is Sufficient.

For sale hy all druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08
building will be several days before the schools
will he under way. The first class in painting ana
decoration was formed yesterday.
THE NEGRO EXODUS.
VIEWS OF GOVERNOR ST. JOHN, OF KANSAS

VIEWS OF GOVERNOR ST. JOHN, OF KANSAS
Governor ST. John of Kansas who is at present
the guest of Alderman Richardson. OF Brookiyn
arrived In New-York Sunday night on short Visit
He was first elected Governor OF his state III 1870
and at the resent election was reelected Dy u
majority of 80. 600 over his Democratic opponent.
The Governor is about fitty-.wo years old. lie
has a full beard of dark hair. although 1t is some
what thckly intersperscd with gray. HIS mus
tache is dark and heavy. His features are clearly
cut A. IL. :,
reference to the negro exodus. They are coming TO
ms all the time" said the Governor. " was led 70
hope that the election Of General Garfield would
nut stop to the exodus from the South. but IT has
not done so. The manner in which the election
was conducted in the South has had tendency
TO stimulate the emigration of the negroes About
- per cent of it comes TO us, and the people whe
they arrive are nearly all destitute. As soon as
the white rebels OF the South learn negi0s IN
tention to emgrate they do everything III their
power TO annoy and harasS him. They resort 10
the courtson pretexts of the most trivial nature ana
they rob HIM of everything he may possess. In
Kansas, however the negro makes very falr pro
cresS and ont of the 10000 who have come 10 us
there are not 800 now receiving aid. Yet more than
80 DOC received assistance when they frst arrived:
When once they get OIL OF the rcli associltlohS
hands they never come back, and many or them
own homes of their own within two years. In my
Judgment the exodus of the negro from the South
is n movement OF greater Importance than Is gen
orally attached to IT. Ii may end in the complete
Generalization of lab0rin the South. The southern
whites have got to give them protection or they
will move North. ] have no doubt that many now
i'm Kansas would return TO their old southern homes
il they were guaranteed protection TO HE, money
and their elective franchise
the negro exodus this evening, Postmaster James
will preside.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08
DELAYS IN OCEAN VOYAGES.

The steamship City of New-York was the only
European steamship which arrived in this port yes
tcr,lay She had been due here since Thursday last
When coming out OF the English Channel the weather
looked threatening, and the upper spars were sent
on deck 80 as to give little resistance 10 the wInG
as possible While working on the top. gallant yards
orc of the sailors fell from aloft and down through
the engine-roOm hatch. sustaining severe injuries
He was sent to the hospital at Queenstown. The
VOYAGE was attended with head gales and tempcstu-
Gus seas, and on November 81 severe hurricane
was encountered.
The following vessels are overdue and may be
reported off Sandy Hook at any moment: The vol
mer frcm Havrc, due November %: the Victoria,
from London, the Standard. from West HartepOol,
and the Rhedla, from Cardiff due November 26 (;
the faraday. from London, Rlalto. from Hull, and
Freia from Havre due November IS: the Marengo,
from Hull due November So the Viola, from
Shields December 2; the Switzerland .
December 3; the Rotterdam, from Rotterdam,
and the Banana from the West Indies, due Decem-
Der 4 tho Harold. from Newcastle, due December
). The Cohanin, from Mediterranean ports, reported
overdue, put into Madeira November 9; since
then no information to her departure has been
received The Utopia put back to Queenstown No.
vember 90, and Is consequently not overdue,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08
R1RE COOKS AT Il UCTION.

The sale of the "Bibioman acs Library"
which began AZ Clinton Hail Monday nisht attracted a
fair number OF collectors. The sale much assisted
hv the owner Almon w. GriswOld The following prices
were paid 'or the more important o's offered $lj5
for "Ths- most ancient and Famous History Of the
Renowned Prince Arthur, King Of BrItaine, etc." by
Sir Thomas Mallory London printed by William Stansy
for Jacob Boomc 1884 S4l ior Treatise bv -. Au-
gustin, &c DE oiyitite Del. cum C0innientarlls Ia.
Vains ct Me Treycth plated AT Mayence III 1873 by
prts Schofr; SAG for The Famous History o Frier
Recon sma 40, wOod-cut, on ule, ald uhcui cages
500 or Bales Inc Fyrstc part OF the Acts OF hnGiBh
Voarcs comprcheudyngc Ineir nnc ssc practices ana
r,mulcs by All ages from the wOrdcs begJDny nge TO
IN yeaTe of oar Lord m collected uwte o their
eepndr. and CHRONICLES" printed 1871 Sl75 for Roger
Bi,stn's The baYtc snare OF F' unc etc; 500 for
ard shoulders written by Grave and Learned
Papis :" $50 Tor a SOemne JoVlall Dsnulation.
rheore lclr and PTacichc briefly Swallowing The Law
of Drinking etc." by Richard Brathwalt
A. l,st rishi's safe works OF the Rev. Thomas
Ernptuu Dfdiu proved the most prominent feature
me .oiDwing hTs were accepted: 30 iof Dbdins
" Rhliouaia = Sl3 Tor collection OF seven ograph
Ieuers and 1903 portraits to illustrate the last named
work: 1868 for DiOGn's photographed Dec nicr0n "
$50 Tor the same authors " BbiiosraphIoa al.
Anuauar,ab aud Pcluresqu- Tour IN France
and Germany -; $50 Tor the " Memnirs
OF Joseph Grimaldi." edited by " Boz " fG47 80
for a fine and complete set 81 Deiphu's " Col
lection OF the Latin Glasses " $50 or tlnden's Roy al
Gallery OF British Art - $40 for the Posies Of George
Gascoicne" .: S36 tor Glanviilas &" Barihoom9us
Angcus de PropricatDus Ierum y; ana $50 for :. La
Ustnria general dc las Indias la cOnqu sta dc Mex
Ico &c la Eueva Espana,' by Francisco Lopez de
(iOndIa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08
SUSPICIOUS DEATH OF A FARMER.

John w. Williams, farmer of the townoi Pound.
ridge, Westchester County. aged forty.hye dlcd NJ
his home November "a, under suspicious clrcun-
stances which are to be Investigated Dy coroner
Schirmer of White Plains. Dr. SAWYER VINO at
tended Mr.. Williams. became convinced that there
was something wrong in the sudden death OF MS
patient and communicated his suspicious to DISTRICT
Attorney Baker, who aut horzed Coroner Schlrmer
to exhme the body In order that the cause OF death
might be ascertained. Coroner Schirmer accom-
panied by Deputy Sheriff John Verplank and Dr.
Maqness. of White Plains on Monday went TO
Poundrldge and caused the body 10 be exhurned.
A post norton examination was then held by Dr.
Magness. Ii showed the presence OF poison IN the
stomach the precise character Of which can only be
determined by chemical analysis. Williams went
to PDundldge about twenty years ago, and entered
tine service of Amos Sarles, a wei TODD farmer.
Five years later SaIes died. leaving three daughters.
one of whom Williams married about seven years
ago He remained on Slrlcs's farm with his wife
and an unmarried sister-in law but 1t is LEGGED Dv
some Of their neighbOrs that Williams and his vile
lived unhappilv so much that Williams Ire
quently told acquaintance that he was in constant
fear of being pu out of the way by members OF the
Sarles family and several occasions he IA said to
have sought shelter among his neighbors ratber
than return to his home III reply to some questions
put by the coroner the widog of the deceased man
admitted that she had had considerable trouble
with her husband at tmes, but she had gwen HIM
nothing in his sickness except what the physician
mad prescribed for him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08
ACCUSED OF WIFE MURDER.
RESULTS OF AN ITALIANS JEALOUSY.

RESULTS OF AN ITALIANS JEALOUSY.
RELATIONS or MRS oNorRIo MONGAHO AND HER
HUsBAND-THE WIFE FOUND DEAD on THE FLOOR
SOME EVIDENCE AGAINST HE PRISONER.
Onofrio Mongano, an Italian, indicted for the pre-
medi ated killing Of his wife on June z. 1850. was
brought to trial before Justice Barrett and
iury in Over and Tcrmlner, yesterday.
Thc prisoner was a swarthy. stout Italian, evidently
of the lower class, with heavy beard. stolld ex-
preston OF countcnauce, aud with little gold nngs
in his ears -. . - =,
The case for the people as outlined by Mr.. Bell,
showed that he would rely entirely upon elrcum-
stantial evidence to secure conviction. The prs
oper had frequently quarrcll.d with his wife at
their home, No. % Mul5ery-st, and had exhibited
great jealousy when he thought she had shown a
fondness for other men. On tue day OF the murder
Five Points Mission School !; another ltalian,
named Ghincorrillo, who lived in the same
apartments had gone to his work. and
M0ngano and his wife were left alone. About II
o'clock lie knocked at neighbours door to ask for
KEY When the boy came home and tue door of
dead upon the floor evidently killed by blows rom
a heavy instrument. The bloody axe with winch
the deed was done was aftervard found. and blood
was mon MonganGs clothing.
Dr. Max q. Raphael Deputy Coroner testified as
to the character of Mrs. Monganos wounds
to the life the couple lived. their ire
onent quarrels and Monganos Jealous disposition.
Margaret Clifford, the anress of the building, SAID
that Mongano called at her rooms about II Oc'0rk
on the day OF the murder and asked for the keys 10
his rooms ; that he went away Sowing. ana alter
ward looking through the window she saw his wlie
lying on the floor apparently asleep; but when they
aitcrward entered the rooms they found her dead.
The testimony Will be continued to-day. Mr. Nc
ClelIaud defends the prisoner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08
WISHING TO BE TRIED SPEEDILY.

In the Court of General Sessions yesterday,
T. POST. and Kcnward Philip jointly indicted for
criminal libel in connection with the Morey letter,
made motion before Judge Cowing to have day
SET for the trial of tho accused persons Judge
Cowing said that prison should first be dis
posed or but that he was ready 10 hear any case
which the District-Attorncy might bring before
fine Court ANY day which the counsel tor the
accused persons aud the Distrct-AttOrncy might
agree upon would he satisfactory to him.
Counsel then moved to quash the Indictment. ~
was arpned that the several acts which were speci-
fled in the indictment were each separate oieuces
and that consequently the indictment was deiec-
tive Judge Cowing while doubting # there was
ANYTHING III the Objection, said ho would look into
the papers aud reserve his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08
REORGANIZlNG A COMPANY.

The Coast Wrecking Company has been reorgan-
lied under the name OF !. J. Merritt u Co.. An
accounting having been made OF the stock OF the
old company its affairs including the paying Oh of
ITS employees were settled up Yesterday. Most of the
divers and the men composing the crews OF the
steamers aud other vessels Will be retained IN the
service of the new firm. it is understood that the
reorgapling of Tie concern was due TO dlssatsiac-
ton among the stockholders and the withdrawal
of the Atlantic and other insurance companies.
Captain MERIT, was superintendent OF the old com
pany and will. it is said. act in the same capacity
for the new firm, whose steamers, schooners pom.
toons and other property are valued ut about half
n million dollars The business will be continued
as heretofore and the ola quarters at Sapcton, 5.
h. are 10 be occupied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08
A THIEF OF THE MEANEsT KIND.

Paul Woodleaf alias George II. Harrison, pleaded
guilty in the Court of General Sessions Monday.
to stealing n trunk and its contents, valued at
5000 on November %. from Lena Wassman oil
No. 1874 East Twelfh-st On that day the prisoner
met the complainant at the entrance 10 publish
ing house downtown. where she had gone III seaIch
of employment. He represented TO her that he was
one OF the firm and promised her work He ascer-
tained where she was living and told her that he
would find ner a more comfortable place. She left
him to call again III few hours. In the meantime
Woodleaf sent a truckman 10 her home and had her
trunk taken to a l6cksmIths shop. 1t WAS there
opened ard aficrward, az his direction sent to his
house Recorder Smyth said that 1t was the mean
est case Of robbery which had come under ms obser-
walton. He sentenced WOodleai to State Prison Tor
four years and hail.