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Business Chances
$4,000

cSO OO0 FOR sALE:-A ., wh9sss,e grocery .nd
NE. s,les .o50 OaO business readily susceptible 81 In.
crease GOOD ocaon and complete equipment; satisfactory
for selling. A1pIfss bD9l'A~''' e''S j. u
UOUGH Detroit. Michigan.
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european advertisements.
GRATEFUL-COMEORT
EPPS'S COCOA,

BREAKFAST" BY thorough Know..dgs OK the
natural which govern the operations VI dgestOn ana
nutrition and by careful Application Of the fine properties
weviccted Cocoa. Mr.. Epps has provided our oresk
fas. tables dellcatey Favored beverage which may
many heavy doctors bills. II IS IN The ludcoes
articles Of diet thai constitution nay %
gradually built Up Until, strong enough resist every ten
Gen,y 70 Hundreds Of subtle ma,de s are floating
arcini ready wherever there IS weak point
We may escape many ata shat. By keeping ourselves
well fortified with hood aud properly nolrlsncd
frame civil Service Gazette
Made simply With boiling water Or milk Sold only IA
half pound by Grocer labelled thus: James EPP3
& Co. Hon~opathc Chemists London. En2anL'
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Csaal Notices.
PIX cIrP2EME COURT.
v COUNTY or KINGS.
.LBERT NJ. RALBFLEIsCH and FRANKLlN

~ COUNTY or KINGS.
KALBTLEIsCM Plaintiffs against ChAHLES H.
IN IIE iTTER or THE RFcErvERsIP OF WILL
IAN BKOOKf!LLD.
In pursuance Of judgment or decree maze IN ne aeog
County Court House in County 81 Kings on the 22d
CLERK Of said county l. william Brookncld the Receiver
Of the property Of Martin Ksibneschs so- hereby gys
Siiy Of Brooklyn \ Y. on The 18Th day Of september
1858 A. II o'clock noon ali tho Of The nrn Of MAJ
tin Rabnelschs Som, which have come INTO my hands ~
ehSstes shares Of socE BOOK deb- action AID
securities Of ;'d n Of efe a S. s"d M y:
any such assets subject any existing ens thereon
o RE s aa Of E b. pa a c h
tho sale the balance within thirty days theresfte a
Dated NewYOEk Augg; & "a a 1879 a,r,n ,...v.,
ALEXANDER GREEN Attorneys for Receiver. i2e
Broadway. New.York city
CTXTFENTH STREET.-N. y. SUPREME
GoURT ss1. Hchs3 Munce a. admn.rs os
&C. Of Joseph Munroe d'ceased and Others def,ndsn.a
dur made PS'" snd entered in The action and
barring date the 3otn day Of Aggg's r. J. ne gnas.
=, Tho Real Estate Exchange and Auction Room. Limited
Tos 5oS' ne l? s7S day Of Sepcbr ss a, 70 ococs
sad judgment mentioned and therein described as follows
IN mat 10, or parcel Of Lard in the Eish'een,h nsn
Sixteenth ward q the CITY ~ Nc.-b9'M WIN ne house
Standing thereon commonly known by he number ls7 Eat
sixteenth street IN me so e o,tr Inc o, sv,eenh
sree distant one hundred 3ad sixty seven feet eight
inches ana quarter of inch ""elv from ne northwest
Of ThrJ avenue and SV enth street running henet
westerly along the said norheTly line Of sixteenth stree,
foot seven inches and on"Guarl ~ an inch
tbcnns nortbcrlv nearly parallel with Third avoHne and
,ong the ea-ery limits ~ lot now commonly known ~
si number 13j East siycerfh street ninetywo feet
Tho i1e ~ The block between Sixteenth ana SHenfcenh
steets and 20 point eQidstant fiom The Two; thence
cas,srv raiael with sixteenth street twenvtVO feet
eirh inches thence southerv. in str1ght linz ninety
, feet IN the place beginning. Subject 70 rght
~ marry wall which the 81 any ad dining lot NAP
h'Y hated New York City September 1s,, 1888.
D"e' - GEORGE A. McDERMOTT
Holm LINDLEY. Referee
Plaintiffs Attorney,
No ! Bioadwav, New York CITY.
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obstruction.
mr. youno Ladies-Countrv.

sdSoo for children thorough ssra,
M SGs A. m? TfImGGss Ton f rSh D - :
,y,rr MISSES ANABLps BOARDING AND pay
8, S Ss@Sg5 isr H Ne% fbT liaS X
rI,mE GnswoLD SCHOOL Lyme COM, 5 5sp1ns sS Us
a IooeG Greek rTonch German English branches music
%S n9rD 6s5 Gqi15h d ga" toP girls
~, EMpLE GROVE LADIES SEMINAR s sMs'I rs
springs NJ 7 sH}5 = D5S ysio FED Pres
TNlNITT HAL hFss4 RsTsIIy Il 1897 , varied
s1Esss q h Ss s :SSS d I'd man
"a ss is";s sd E?s 81
parns fof any college Tvsntyr't year S.sn' se''e"
Ter For circular RS sd1If,il II REBS6Ss HUNT
Two LADIES HAVING PLEASANT LONE II 1.trI we0 in
English French and music thorough Instruction WIN az,
comforts sI%9 S sSn;aa'ins Sx AZ Ny2ss
,J,TfE FALL TERM Of PARK place school" Bsayia
\. Y. Will open September D. 1850 f'i
address Ms,M MARY J. STEPHENS. Principal.
,r-z10y- 1r11L SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES
and chdre JaH ASaa Lfns 1sH%a Pnep
NGT LASE scM Ind ay dSSo ft or young
PTsp5raory Courses, Pupil. en,e' Wellesley o" wi
'''"'1i'.s' HHi5sHIR5s Sssss ranA
WEST whNyr sgFEE . PotEDSSe ps seH sS
sh ye. M,' AT TF& M6la., ph RTiGdfp'P p.
,434 rtff5Y reopen. Sep.
20. Thorough Course in English ana ffehcn
For Boch Eexes-Country.
MoNG THE HILLS. thlrtytwo miles rom New, Y Yp
h2dS STnN fS an" caepaGs n
MORT EDWARD COLLEGIATE INsTITd TE.. ,.naf
heat Graduating Cour'es for lsdies ana W,c AT
ofatory 10 Teachers: Literary soc,ees ~ p ~
Ieciucs each To Free Tuition to No on9 al 1iudss
necessary graduation except Art ana Mu'c 200 per
'''' '''" JOS f. KING. D. D. Fort Rdwart, y. Y
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~. 49, INSTITUTE has wide rep,
uson college preparatory FOR y9unS ~ n t., CAS-,
new laboratory accommodated nearly 100 6oaraeTs aais.
youns men refused i've OF these years Fifteenth year.
seD'eT REv 0GE0Ruf. H. WHITNEY. D. D. President
II m Id commendtd b7 Dr. McCosH
ha dfG aos h9% and ' sHs s sna " n
fasslc Catsiogae very beautiful aud complete.
NwJERSEY STATE MGnE sGH22R s . iS5 %R
reopen Monday September H. 1888 nepaT e i bdoS Zoo
per year send toI canIs ssgR3 70 Trenton. n
ROoNL.yS?R SSk5ssEF NJ! s,..,,, .,.
es for O'A"'s HHDh'A TFREsR' se' PrSsps
&1GSA YEAR-sT STEPnENSs SCI SCHOOLS 5oTs %, chill
~ a,bSF .ax under 70 vesrs Good care and kind
treatment Mrs +. PHILLIPS Principal.
IN raaS.6S Ecen hsn ana
sP mSRrE efGS /? sY siS asy' NJ P'inciD
Miscellaneous.
CRcgAEs schools both sexes fy aRd GSYEr Tn
81 East 17th.st.. bet. 4thave and Broadway.
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Bows and Young Men--City.

Ohm MACMULLEN'S School IS in West 155th-st.
and his house IN West 19lsis both near ION ave ave-
IL Terms from 800 s240. Boardcrs, eioO Cir
culars vt Putnsm's % West 23dst
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posTON AND ALL POINTS EAST VIA

Steamers RHODE ISLAND aud MASSACH CSETIS
leave Per %. y r.. foot Wafren-st. az 80 D. n.
Ke.ycs's renowned orchestra on each steamer Ticket,
AMI secured 2O7. 81, 26 3D. 397 42i. 957
Broadway Aston House Cosmopolitan anf windsor Hotels,
ana ali Offices Of We,tcotts Express Company In New
York or BROOKLYN
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flaming Aca6rmies.

AYR TRENORs ACADEMY or DANCING,
w BROADWAY AND 32D-ST.
Both Year opens 17th inst. send for Circular.
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Jtelmtolt5.

A TROY BOATS, lighted throughout BY
~ electric lights, connect vim trans Of DELAWARE
And III DSON and FlICHBC re Railways steamer
SARATOGA or CITY OF TROY leaves Pier a., ~ r.
foot Chrstophers,. daily except saturday p Sunday
steamer touches al Albany.
A LBANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE.
a Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave
Pier A. North River FOOT Of C9nal-st. z. NJ. daily
SUNDAYS excepted Freight received until the hour d
isft4ft
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Musical Instrllction

COLUMBIA CONSERVATORY, 1I3 EAST l9THST.
" Professors Of tbs highest ability only have been en-
gagged, both VOCAL. and INSTEJ MENTAL ENSEM-
BILE playing OF the classics and training for the OPP
Ratio STAGE a specially. ALL modern languages
taught by professors Of the highest standing. The
peio piano Of hr Bros Co.solcy the Columbia
Conservatory.
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CATsKILL MOUNTAINS. The Old ROuta

NITTIlls,I 80 ~. .rrps.
KILL: and CATSKiLl. leave every week day at P m
foot Jav-sf.. y R. citing tn Caskl Noun
ain and CsIO T.. r. For list az houses. Tdes, &c,
send pier address W. J. HUGHES. CatsEi, n. Y.
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= T. CATHEKINES HALIt
- BROOKLYN, y. 7.
In charge Of the Sisters Of ST. John the Evangehs'.
Advent term opens September O. Rector the Bishop OF
Long Island. Terms. per annum English French and
Latin $3.50 70 $500 Application 10 DO nado to the Sis
tor-in charge
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IL ALL RIVER LINE-FOR BOSTON AM
| Az p0INIn EAsT. nOIBLE SERVICE.
GO l. CONNoE q P. y nORDGN LOWELL, As..
DONDOUT. KINGSTON AND CATsKILL

"A Mountains, landing Cganston's west Point. Corn:
wall NeNburg, Marlboro Milton. Pouehkecpsle aai
F>opus connecting with Ulser AMI Delaware. stony Cloye
Cats.ln Mountain aud Kaa'crskii ,ralroals Seames
CITY OF KINGSTON ami JAMES W. BALDWIN leays
every weekday p. pi,r foot Of Harrsons s. y r..
except saturday when CITY OF KINGSTON leaves a:
connecting with evening Train Tor Resorts through
No
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| lyndon HALL.
- fOUGUKEFPsTE. ~ r.
GirIs School OF the best class. College Preparatory
and Academic Courses. Languages. Ar Music Address,
sAMUEL WELLS BUCK. A. NJ. Princiual.
I AKEWOOD. Ncw-Je-sey.
- The Misses 'FAHEINGToNs school Tor young ladies'
Nlss BlLLINGES Home School Lake Nohcgan. near
~ fr'A-HN. y. }. reopen, October 3 Terms 5000
fNtaa, Latin ana iiawlus. turuars Application.
Mrs. l. II. MULDAUR will reopen her Home and Day
AVA school iur ,ouug Ladies AMI Chllicn. Elizabeth
sirucuOn Ia extended English course: also In Latin
French aud German for References further particulars
and circulars. address Mrs H. II. MULDArR. Prin.
West Grand -, corner De Hart place. Elizabeth. y. J.
NTISS T. ELIZABETH DANA
w Eeopens the Seminary Tor Young Ladies az Morris
town NcwJclsey. september 10. Thorough iInruciiol
IN tnrli-h, French tuI &c NAM Music ANA tillUI+
fnile Tor recreation Oiimst" u Nurflsfawn uuslr.
lassed Terms. B,sIclIg ru..s. 500. Circulars
application.
NJ ISS bkHlLIrTS Uoinnry Miss Motif, none
w uAi lay S1l ol fur naDf !.aI s,, 80 st. New.
Haven. Conn. VIII open helt,..hcr -.
'lrcuiaf' sent "n a"3icato'.
NIIss PUEVIANCTS
w Boarding and DIy School for Young ladies' Eliza.
bcth NewJeEsey will b. reoIchcl Wednesday. Septcn.
NLVHANIAN SEMINARY tuK you NJ IA .JiI-S
'I Bethlehem, Pa century's experience combined
win best modern methods. Affords facilities eQualfei BY
few and exceled by -
HhLLMhN Seminary. Paterson, N. Full course with
thorough Instructions IN department. Musical sd
fantsgeA for circulars address Miss NJ. NJ Hunt Prin
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NETRoPoLITAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,

81 East 14th-st.. Noy-York.
The most Select Musical School In the United vrafrs
Exceptional advantages Voice. Planoforic Organ Violin
Harmony and the Languages. Successful mus clans and
eminent teachers comprise the facuty-a actually
lloyed az the Corscrvaofy Prominent among them
DUDLEY BUCK, A. II. PARSONS, n. Z. SHELLEY
and S. 7. WARREN. Applicants Without musical talent
not accepted. Send for circular.
j. W. GREENE, General Manager.
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Jersey City,

jersey City,
HASBROUCK INSTITUTE.
IL 100 Grani-st., Jersey civ
Thrty-thir year begins September 11th The largest
and Of the most thorough private day schools In the
vicinity OF NewICrk Students prepared for all the lead
ing colleges and scientific schools and business
Separate department for gs AMI young ladies' Kinder
and preparatory classes for boy and girls from
II years. Fiencf. German. drawing and vocal music
taught In the regular without extra charge. Con-
servatory Of Music. Art School and Gymnasiu
Situated within four minutes wax Of PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad station and easy OF access ffom all other New
jersey railroads.
Catalogues containing full information sent appi-
cation. CHARLES c. Sr1NETS Oi,o,to-a
HORACE c. WAIT D'i'o'o'~
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10 NEW llA\ IN. ! Sc.
< EXCURSION good 6 days. 81 % lac.
steamers {. H. NORfllAM and con lin IN W 80
Peck Slip Pier - p. K, 2 p. and II p ~. SUM-. .,gs
II p ND correcting AZ New Haven WIN -!Sci~ HI
FOR NlRlDIN. HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD ~.
YOKE, g.. THROUGH tickets sold and haggssr cnecNea
ga broadway New York. and Court-st, BsoOMyn
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MARY POWELL FOR CRANSTONS. WEST
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
HUDSON AND COXsACKIE.

II TTNVN NM N'T-N'1NN n 7 =.
ELEGANT SrEAMflt kAATi.RSKILL leaves foa
foot Jay -, y. T., every TUE>D AN. THURSDAY ana
SATURDAY nc p. M. connecting with Boston and Az
tany Railroad WHEELER POWELL Manage
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,

IN many districts Of England heavy
rains had on the 18th caused foods
MESSENGERS arrived on the l4th at WsdY
Il il Egypt. and reported that the mvs-
terious White Ppsha in the Baherel- O. sel
district had fought a great battle and
killed many dervishes
BT an explosion OF hre-damp In the
Frederick pit in Dsur. Belgium, thirty two
miners were killed on the 18th
FIRE DESTROYED St JosepA's Orphan
Asylum at Montreal, Can, on the 18th, but
the one hundred aud eighty inmates were
rescued IN safety.
SWEDEN AMI Norway on the 18th cele-
braIed the twenty fifth anniversary of the
accession of K ng Christian TO the throne.
a FIRE destroy ed the Government works
for tEe manufacture Of small arms at
Chattcl le Rault, Fr nee, on the 18th Loss,
loo. GO francs
THE steamer Vsitoriua. from Clutch,
Ind q to Bombay was on the 10Th said TO
have foundered with nine hundred natives
On board.
A szvERE shock of earthquake was felt
on the 10th at GuayaGul Ecuador
ADyIcEs Of the 10Th from Zanzibar
state that the natives on the cost bad set
fire to and destroyed Meringany Their
b stiliiy was directed against the Ger.
mans
SARAH WRIoHT, who had been an in
mate Of the Dudley poor house in London
for thirty years, died on the 18th 81 the sd-
vanced age OF enc hundred and Ten years.
IL speech at PsddingtOn. Eng, on the
18th Lord Randolph Churchill expressed
the hope that the post Of Minister at Wasa-
ingtou would soon be fllei he said that
Lord SackvilIe made an inexcu able blum
der. and no fault could be found with the
action OF the United States Government
toward the Min ster
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WEST aNp SOUTH.

IHE National Board % Trade II its TWEEN
teeth annual session on TIE 18th il Chi
90 re elected FREDERICK Fra.ey. who
has been is Ires51eut since rs crganya-
ton
WISCONSIN, CcdciaI returns on the Isth
elect Mr. Hoard Rep @ vernon Of that
state hy his ursIity. For Pre- -iGent
General Harrison has plural y Of Y 2d9
PEAIRIE fires on the l4th around Aber-
6eel snd Gary, y T., threatened the de-
struCtion q the former city. Many farm
srs had lost all their property
OFFICIAL rotarls On the I4th OF the vote
Tor Pres dent in Iowa give Harrison 20s, IS9
Cleveland l7a17s, Harrisoa's plural ",
SASH
Nor les. than 81 o00ooo was wagered on
The Presidential issue in ne state Of
Indiana
CFFTcIaL returns On the 14th from In
c ara elect General Hovey (Sep.} Cover
nor by plurality 4 1911
TaE Oh Board Of Agriculture on the
I1th estimated the croa q wheat ia the
SIste TINS year ~ = 80 ~ bushels.
AN est mate Il tie southern cotton crop
q ISIS placed the aggregate OF the l4th at
6Qs - ba.es
THOMAS SINsoS and Marion Hammer
were fred uucn from ambush AID killed
hT 81 uusuCvu assassin near Tuscaloosa,
Ala. On the 18th
OFFICIAL election returns from Kansas
&c TIE lfta placed the Republican plural
I;y az ~ l1o making Eanss the banner
Relub icsn State Of he Union. leading
Pennsylvania 90 Governor Humphrey
has &C 600 plurality
NoSr 81 she time was occurred g. the
session If the Cener-l Asss ubly % the
Knights Il Labor IL Iud annapolis on the
t4-h in hearing reports. TIC report q the
secretary showed that the number Of
members reverted July I. ISIS was 253.5lS.
sst5chri . 566 local Assem- blies. los Of
about Sll lO1 during tie asst fiscal year
The treasurer reported that the treasury
was empty aid tlst lis amounting 70
sp225 were due and unpaid Several
methods for re-uc.ng expenses were pro
posed
AT the annual session on TIE 5th II
Topeka Kan % the National Grange
Patrons Of Husbanirv reports were re
ceived from the grand masters OF IL the
Stlte oranges showing the order 70 be in
a prosperous condition throughout the
C. uatry.
T s. SIxPsoS, employed in the ONCE Of
the Northern Express c mrany AZ Tacoma.
" T.. disappeared on the 18Th, taking with
him $1,000 belonging % the company.
FREIGHT and passenger trains collided
on the 18th at VALLEY Falls. v. Va, and
seven men were Killed.
PErER SHELBY. an aged farmer az Lords
town. O., on the 18th shot ami killed his
wife. who was sixty yeas Old, " n rife
He was supposed - De insane.
THE failure OF the Bank Of Durham at
Durham. n. C.. occurred on the Is with
/ Liabilities OF s4o10o1 aud the collapse
caused the fai ure 81 T. J. Parish. tobacco
manufacturers, for s1aa.oa0 and J. W.
Blackwell. "a contractor. for 10 0oo
WuILE crossing 3 railway bridge on the
18Th a. c rclsville. O.. three little girls
were struck BY an engine and killed.
OFFICIAL returns on the 18th from
LouiSi IA make the vote fer President al
the recent elect on as follows: Cleveland.
s., e4i. H n son. 30 Isl; Fisk, 80 Cleve-
ga-d', rluralit over Harrison. 81 90 Out
Of SIX CoaErcssmen one Republican was
eleu.ed
Arthe session OF the Knights Of Labor
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uhsELFIsH PEOPLE.
How 90 spoil Children aud 4. aIake Tn
Useful Citizens.

How 90 spoil Children aud a. Make Them
Ts~fui Citizens.
The way 20 spoil child If 70 give il
all il wants and require nothing in re-
turn The way % make a child grow
up % be sensible ana unselGsh. is 20
give il little and require o il much.
Foi il is not what others 10 for us that
benefits us, bat WI ~ ne do for our
selves and others.
We know parents whose only study
Is 10 gratyy their children and this
they think is generosity Il is not
generosity; IL r. selfshness To CRAFTY
a child is a keen delight but 70 make
II it, duty Is often troublesome. To
let it OF q .es-ou costs only word 20
give it a toy is an affair Of . few cents,
70 say 20 il some fond and fatie~ing
words il no trouble al all Bat the
moment you begin 70 enforce duty.
or compel the faithful performance d a
task. you encounter di8Icui you
have 70 take trouble, and practice some
Of tie cardinal virtues; you have 10 be-
patient, firm and wise. One Of the
differences between a good parent and
a tad parent is this: A good parent
treats his child in a way that viii be
most beneficial 20 Il when il j. grown
up; a bad parent thinks only Of the
child s enjoyment o. to-day.
Sslfshness IS an exceedingly un-
popular vice. But when we consider
how many fond and foolish parents
spend years 20 doing nothing bat trying
70 phrase their children. and never
develop the children sense o. dgty.
never call their attention. 10 the rights
o. others. never accust0n them 70 give
way 20 others. or perform services for
others, we ought NOS 70 wonder mat So
many persons are wholly devoted 70
the qualification o. self The limb that
is not used becomes weak and soft. and
vii II length drindle and wither. out
The mighty rightarn u the blacksmith
stir thickens and hardens. the longer
he Yields the sledge-hammer. Ard II
is lust 50 with all the faculties Of body
and mind.
Who are the generous and plblic-
e54EAaEA- " -i4 ~ = tftttsA Gu altE
neigh bors? Who bestir themselves
for the improvement Of their village or
town. 90 back % the early homes Of
these people. and you viii End they
were brought up TO tighten their par
ents load, not make If heavier They
jsarned self-denial and good sense by
being obliged 10 perform al least IS
much work as they caaae3. The
boys we're hoeing corn. bringing IN
wood and hunting the COWS. the girls
were helping their mothers. n this
way they acquired a certain invaluable
s9naethiHg, which prevented them from
being very selfish or very foolish. This
something we s,now not how 70 name.
but it is often tfe difference between a
person Of sense and . fool.-N. 7.
Ledger.
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OvER 81 coo 90 was lost aud won on the
result Of the National election by members
of the New York Stock and Produce ex-
changes.
\ LAMP explosion on the l4th at Plym-
outh, Pa, resulted in a fire which de-
stroyed the hone Of Frank Krecht an
his son, aged four years, an rs daughter,
fourteen months old, peril led in the
flames
TuE execution OF william Showers took
place on the 18th at Lebanon Pa, for the
murder I has two grandchildren at Ann
lie n May 1851
NARY FlTzGERALD, the Oldest female
professional thief IN the country was 4
prisoner in the Tonbs pol &c court in New
York on the 18th She is eighty years Of
age, and has ent the gre ter portion OF
the last xty years dong service for the
State
TWELVE charred bodies were on the 14th
taken from the ruins Of the recent great
IRE at Rochester. y. ", making forty-two
thus far rcct vered.
CHARLES JoENsoN was executed at
" ateriOn y Y. on the 18th for the MUIR
der of John Walters. a guard Of II IN
y Jail in which he was awaiting trial for
horse stealing.
ON the 18th bill granting the right OF
Vermont House Of Representatives by a
vote OF 1872 % 81.
Ok the 18th the General " ssionary Com
nittee q the Methodist Episcopal church
II session IL New York resolved that
q, 100 600 be raised for distr button for for
eisn and home missions.
THE Interstate Trust Company. which
was organized a. Philadelphia about a year
ago with an alleged ptal Cf s1.OO0, OO0
clio ed IL doors on the 18th.
THE Columbia College New York. trus-
tees on the 18th sanctioned the request
for an annex 10 the college, VIII CD shall
be for women.
on the l6-h Perry Belmont, OF New
York, recently a rotated Minister TO
spain. acscrtel the position
", A Corr. the SaUgus lAass) col
leCtur WHO CTS ,rpeared recently, was or
the 10Th said u be short S23 600
RBoDE ISLAND ado. ted a constitutional
amen imcnt at the recent election abolish
ing the property quail ficatiou for voting
A Snow STORM on the 10th swept a ten
nile belt Of country south Of Erie, P.
aud 'he oldest iaha aitant said that 4 beat
the reco d snow filed the roads and shut
Of travel, and cattle in tie hslds almost
pc istCi
tbs death q Mrs. Henry Jones occurred
OF The 10Th 80 Bridgeport Conn, at the
a-e q ninety years She WIS the daugh-
Ter Of Noah Webster, 81 dictionary fame.
o. the lsta John " Keely. the Inventor,
vas imprisoned IL hilad eIpaia for falling
u pr1 luce in court certa Of the plans
and models Of his motor when ordered to
40 50.
Ex-AI0EEWtN PESNTMkS, Of lowell,
Mas. vas On the nth Sw n3lei out OF
s. HafI hr rHss 80 nrftEr
FoUEEEzN Hv. DRIED mn employed at
the furnaces 81 Sharon, Pa, were OF the
I7th Voluntarily advanced ten aud fifteen
cents per day in " iEes
Tar failure Of samuel p Bullock. c
wat works contra ctor q New YORK. 90
curreI On the 18th, with liabilities amount
iEg % So 5J3 O,sg
TFE death OF Rear Admiral Charles Il
ia dwln .rctirs it occurred IL New YORK
On the l-ta He vas born n taat city in
September, lS2 ana entered the service
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