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Goshen.
Correspondence Of the Hcrald.1
GOSHEN, oath May, 1912

GOSHEN, oath May, 1912.
Hote,s-Peo -Aristocucy-Erie Raihoad-Pipe-
Lqycs.
DER BENNETT
arrived hcre yesterday and took lodgings at one
of the best hotels have met with for many day.
1t is kept by Capt. Barney, who was so well known
onthe HUDSON river as the kind and obliging stew
ard of the steamer North America. His efforts to
please all who visit him will render the Railroad
Hotel The hes, in Orange county.
But must speak ofits inhabitants, Of which there
ar, about thiry-eight hundred in this village The
coanty is of the richest in America, on account
OF lis agricultural well its mineral productions
This village is rather sort of tojous Ia meme place,
its monotony being only relieved by the passage of
the Erie Railroad through it, which seems to call
the attention of all the idle people (oi whom. udg-
ing from appearances, there goodly number)
whenever The cars pass through The society am
told is good, but small, and little sprink led with
arlstocracy What an amusing thing Is AN arsto.
crat in such place as this. The noble families
being descended from men who made their own
fortunes, commencing with nothing. and leaving n
hand some competency 10 be squandered by their
children and grandchildren, and the third genera
lion left 10 starve. However, the society here is
much broken, and many OF those who were held up
above the common level by their wealth, have seen
their riches take wings and fly away.
In consequence OF the Ere Railroad Company
suspendng operations, u large number OF talented
yonag engineers have been thrown ont of employ
mcnt, without even receiving pay for the services
they rendered six months ego What pity it il
that such men as Bowen. Blachlord, &c, ever got
the IN lnayement OF this great project lad 1t mot
been for extravaganza, the whole road would have
been completed long before this But the dav OF re-
tribulion is at hand and the Pipe layers will meet
with what they little suspect. The people interested
in this work are moving, and we may look for Il
speedy reformation in the affairs Of this Company,
and the work going on under more favorable aus.
pieces. Yours, Nc. SAM.
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PATH HOUSE, LONG ISLAND.-This long and well
- known boarding and bathing establishments having
Gently undergone numerous which the
erection of several elegant osues upon the margin Of
the open for the reception Of company during the
The great extent of private beach this shoee
perfect security bathing for ladies' and Children 1.-THE
bathing houses being within throw of the
the shady cool and delightful locust adjoining the house
the peaap rides in the surrounding the excellent
fishing grounds and other of heahu recreation aud
beautiful view of the All nc and the
arriving outward bound render this situation in every
spec unequalied by in the vicinity Its
ample the airy aud the temperature in the
days of anything but oppressive. The
from Brookyn the BY stages a, honrs accommodated
to business render peculiarly well adapted residence for
gentlemen of busir SIS in New York.
jel2 zmer WILLIAM BROWN, Proprieor
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WATERING PLACES, &C.
SHARON SPRINGS.

THE pAvILLIoN.-This new commodious Hotel will be
he ' vs a"a
S,s IF he N sphsG qi of ycr sous B
ssr6suD, sclcals s' Liver Complain and general d5y
most e%ass s s professors uPsd s,ass peei
Saaled BY any ia dis eonniry
Adlfd these he ,d. the vicinity numerous villages
among the many offered these seeking the heat
5e.e spnss are but few hours ride o aroo Troy
Abany S and accessible from ca9a on the Alba
o ia m 1sSa e om and @
S ss h aagat sn ss cha e Fy
pAc By daily stages being about ortve miles west of the
Warn cold shower Baths furnished at all times either
S d. ay s.os ss1ceab i' every attention gwen to rem
An abundance of the mountain spring Ice stored for
ROBT. HAMILTON.
the above village OF Sharon Springs for the reception
tors and combining all the advantages of tins delightful
AGO low2taw.r WILLIAM F.. JONES
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
AT THE PINE ORCHARD.-I8i2.
THIS romantic and fashionable will be conducted dur
dance 81 A s p the and n
'Soroash renr and is new open for the 2? visitors
the nn e"l''
4 s he sfSsas
sSm h fan the me- and
Ss Ps;sSs aS;S
es.rs A. r. aeh Co.'S excellent line of stages will run
,heretofos regularly between the landing and the Mountain
''' ~ ''s a'''' . ' ' &. L. BEACH, Propri,so
june 18th, 1872 Jeli 3mr
Residences open and in readiness for the reception Of
sss s hoa sT Ss Az f. @ posIo P s
establishment, returns his thanks his friends and the public
& earn is
o bar e up with S sne ehoces liquors. Vines
NC kce and on band at AL times Private
e eae n and military an can be furnished
public may depend on tae boat running according her
Refer the advertisement the Sun paper for the trips the
boat during the month of May; The steamboat Boston
aud August. mia lm%r
"a ri LAGRANGE HOTEL, Bulls Ferry New jersey;
well with fruit and Hover and above ,
Mines as ano I ns bar If w h.I
,nt John the sna Geess rms his
paiionae for the last Years. The beautiful Steamboat Bos
n c sy y sa s sG S IF GS y
disappointed heretofore Of the boat ieterm
ri
" 9e! s s:s:
ana
ing to the times poGn always at homF and viii be hap
THE HAMILTON HOUsE.-This establishment now
for hs OF is fn
with The demands othe pablc The department Q.
a & THS s ss e. ss s
afford. To those unacquanted with the location of the
Hamilton House, is only necessary that tits situated
at the entrance 20 the Narows from eight miles
from The city, the high western bluff of Long Island
iani,xas, he vi WAY nd fy, a h e % S,, anu
Long Island and the harbor of New York Nothing ex.
coed the beauty OF The direction. The sau.
bous air ct all periods Of the dy the by and
steamboat and the mingled life and Of the po
der this esabl second within hundred miles
New York The apartments commodious airy and
their accommodations marked with those of
houses heretofore the vicinity Of the City The rides in The
neghbohood the fishing grounds, billiard rooms ten-pn al
other
lievrd to he wished for by guest.
Families DESTROYS OF for the would
well to make carly applicationtu the proprietor
je7 lmr
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FURNITURE.
GEORGE w. DAWSON.

Wholesale and Retail Furniture and General Fur
nishing Warehouse, No. 81 Chatham street, cor
Of Duane street, Ne,o York.
WHERE he keeps for sale large o. the follow
y ing articles Viz sdeboards Bureaus Beds,sads Cot,
Cises Looking Glasses Dining Centre, Tea aud Pier Tables
Pianos Sofas, Sofa Bedseads Beds Bedding Paeasre Mat
STANDS, Ionet Tables, Csndie stAs, Bureau Bedstead
Dire ssng Bureaus Safes, &c.
Also, large assortment Of and womens Wearing Ap-
parcl, and second handed
All the above articles are offered the pablo at very
low prices Persc in Of said articles would find
their advantage to make early call the above Dlis
Shipping orders punctualy attended and r-eked the
shortest reasonable Marr Bedding
&c: for h!ting out vessels, constantly on hand
All orders 70 the above establishment will be rsictualy
tended to aud thanh fully received
. N B-The highest prices will be given for Second Hand
Furniture, aud Geutlemens and Ladies' off Cothnk
GIN
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Curious AvEcporE OF BRAHAM.-The Boston
Transcript gives the following
somewhat laughabe incident occurred the last time
Mr.. Braham here Tho Incompatible vocalist had
heard much about the celebrated Elder Knapp that he
ono evening went, 18th some members of his family, to
hear and the somewhat eccentric divine Having been
obliged account Of the crowd TO listen to the
something morehana respectful distance the Prince Of
Tenors when those who seeking after religion were
invited forward and scat themselves in the pcws
the pulpit, wishing to obtain view of the
preacher mot being able owing to his short
to distinguish from a rood from his nosc)
and not understanding the purport ofthe invitation ak
ed deliberately up the brood AISLE and seated himself
the pews in close proximity to the sacred desk As
he was with the aid of his eyeglass scrnizing the
CURE and features of the Elder with the eager gazc
riosty. completely absorbed in his work, reverend
lay gentleman enqured of him. in tones Of soothing ten
derncss what the state OF his mind and how he felt
Never better in my lfc thank you" responded the
cas the point OF grasping the hand OF the stranger
who had as he thought merely inquired after the state of
his health.
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Buffalo.
Correspondence OF the HERALD

ICorrtsrondence OF The Herald
BUFFALO, June IL, 1912.
TIE Wheat Trudc--Nac Private Banking House in
BuFalo-- Trarc to the FdRs-Hotcls in BpGalo--
Thsatricsis, &c.
DEAR BENNETT
So little has iranspired here since my last that
have thought it not worth while writing Business
is dul-little doing in the way of trade among mer-
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C,N,L ToLLs-Thc tolls collected all the canals Of
the State to the 7h Of June

NAvAr.-Thc United State, frigate Macedonian,
Commodore J. Wilkinson, went TO sea from Pen
list out of a full complement of men, and the ship
clean. sweet. and in fine sailing order. She viii
cruise off Cuba and the coast Of Mexico and re-
turn abouf the LIT of July.
Commodore Williamson and his officers have
been detached from the United States Ship War.
rem. al present lying of the Naval Hospital at Nor
folk, Va. The following officers have been ap-
pointed to the ship:
Commander, Vim. NJ. Armstrong
L.eutenan's- Thomas Turner, O. s. Gibson, and
John A. Winslow.
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SICKNESS Nrw ORLEArs.-Wc hear reports Of the
Conrcsvc fever ard Small Pox being In the city Mems
minds however, are much occupied with thinking
the currency, that believe nothing short Of earth.
quake could turn away their thoughti.N o. Louisia
nirn, June IN.
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WusLrs.-A shoal OF black fish, OF about twenty in
number were soen Monday by Captain Swift, OF the
packet soop Swift, from Falmouth, the entrance of
New Bedford harbor, inside OF Ciarkes Point Light Some
Of them appeared TO be Of large size and would make
barrel Of oil each.
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No,r rreor,,r Auo~c rms CnrRoKErs.-Thc Arkan-
sas Jn,elioeneer learns gentlemen just from
Fort Gibson that aray took place in tn. Cherokee ma
,; los, month In bjch and Waite and dgeman kill
al Iancs Eorman another Indian Parties are arming for
revenge detachment of troops from Fort wayne was
dcsna,cbed TO prevent further bloodshed
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SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
Samuel P. Robinson, ship chandler, New York, now of
Brooklyn, July I6
George H. Baskerville (rm of Baskerville s. Williams)
Weldon, n. Carolina now of New York, July 3D.
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STRANGE FIsH.--A singular animal was sporting
in Charles river this morning. pursued and harpooned
between the Lowell railroad and Crage's bridges
safely landed the bath house at Crages bridge where
IL can now be It's skin is like that of sperm whale
smooth and polished and OF a blush II has a fin
each side one the bock, auked tail and spoung
hole in the head, and weighs 2l5 poundaBsy Stat. De
mocrdf.
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Grury on Munprnwc learn from the Uniontown
PaO Democrat that samuel Gray indicted for the murder
of his son.inaw in November last has been tried ound
guilty Of murder in the second degree, and sentenced to
the penitentiary for nine cars.
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Court CnIenlar-This Dax
EanlSrupts.

SUPERIOR CouRr.-Nos ZIG, H. &c. g. l43, Is, sc, 80,
TO- H. IS, 10, 81 49, So So 3d. o. 81 9S 00 lOl l0i 1906
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JusrrcE BY srEAM.spccdy Justice has oyertakcn Da-
vid Hartley Alexander, who set fire to the barn OF MI
Gates, in Worcester Mass. few days since Within he
succeeding eventeen hours he arrested tried con-
viced and sentcnced 70 the state prison for five years
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TrAvY VrnpIcr--In the case Of the LOTTERY Agen's,
brought hack money ped for the p1e sheged
have been irendulen'y obtained tired before tne w
cult Court for this county the jury returned vorct LOT
the lottery agents for Slitco win interest ron Mar'n
lSi0.-.4ler. Coz.
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Mr,u,cySor.--The laie benjamin Boughton, OF Frede
cksburg va has bequca,hed $4,000 the Bible Society,
$1,000 Trac. Society and other cgaccs for the bene
III of Sunday Schools
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RECRUITING Sr.TioNs--The Alexandra Gazette say s.;
We understand that the Secretary of the Navy mas direct
cd the dscontnusncc Of the Recruiting stations 10, the
navy for the reason that induced HIM recently 10
DELAY the launching of eral vessels now on the stocks
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ONO RIVER The Cincinnati Republican Of the
9Th instant says that the Ohio River was falling very
slowly. but that the navigation remained unlnter-
rupted
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LIBRARY For GrRLs-Ilas been established in
philadelnhia
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DRY GOODS. &c.
STRAW GOODS.

IT EMMETT, importer and manufacturer of Italian and
English Straw Goods respectfully informs his customer,
that he has removed his esab from 90 William and 26
ard asior;msn, Of ladies' fsslon.b Straw Goods
Fancy Shclworss, Prince Albert Straws Sc &C. ~ '
Also entirely article, the White Siberian Hal,
Juecd being extremely light. beautiful, white durable
ND Inns I'm
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PIANO FORTES

MANUFACTURE by A. II. GALE s. CO., late N. Y.
A Piano Forte Co.Purchascrs invited their
extensive stock before purchasing else where their Nanuac-
tory and Ware Rooms, Third Avenue, Of Thirteenth
street
~ b. Prices TO sut the times jeI I'm ms
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New Works. &c .

THE Stool PIGEON SysTEM-Stll in operation
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PIANO FORTES.

SOUTHERN DEALERS Al I 'oscna,srs generally will find
~ q 10 their advantage call I. Il ersi.s
OF the above article, conislz reri 81 slj Oh tctaves,
OF rosewood aud mahogany w crs r.iOn, scro stands,
and every modern imroy sHet Iuse Is.raeu:s
Ianed to be equal g any te oy r yiil b. s the low
est possible for cash, 81 Was Foo
teentl street, between Filth sLa ri>ts
~ B-Piano Fortes for Hs ~ goni OF p.A: o
Fortcs for hire nj the rnaisufs.irTy al H..
HAVANA And PRINCIPE SEGARS
M RAIDER &c Chatham street has received by the Helles-
poni 100000 of his celebrated La Norma Sesa also
beautiful lot OF superior Noya Perez Principe Segan
which he oilers for sale Bile prices lmsc
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: DRESS Ro0Ts-LATEsT FnENc

T.s DRESS BOOTs--LATEST FRENCH
~ssssss ST LE-The subscriber makes TO order, Boots
OF the above description Of the finest quality Of French Calf
Skin and in the latest style, and very reasonable prices
Genernen who have been in the habit of piying
for inferior articles requested 10 call and be
that his prices ere 'front.' twenty per below other
the neghhorood Drawings being taken o the feet
and pair Of lasts kept for each customer there difficulty
in getting handsome yet easy fit.
Constantly hand larse OF fashionable ready
mad . Loot q PRICE, varying from TWO COLLARS FIFTY
CESTS TO SIX DOLLARS; Half Boots, Caters Shoes
Pumps. slippers, SC. SC. at equally low prices.
JOHN L. WATKINS, III Fulton ST.,
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EaiLston Spa.
Correspondence Of the Herald.

BALIsrDy Sra, Jane IL, 1872.
Description o'the SPa-its Yicns-Lamyos-La die.
-Has7s-H),cgt(--. Picics-B r3ktrs --Eresy-
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SPLENpID DISCOVERY FOR. LEARNING TO
" FAINT AND DRAW FROM NATURE.-Amateurs
may seri at No 80 Brodw number OF samples OF painting
on wood velvet SIX muslin paper &c. BY process for which
the inventor has received premium Of two thousand dollars
from the French government The limitations Of oil paintings
perfect that no painter imae them without
the process By this method artist other
learn avery few lessons 10 paint miniatures reflection
difficult un1erstand without seeing the samples taking
single lesson Of NJ. VICTOR ERNETTE painter TO the
corr'~ vt Fnace. Rus'ia. Sc. jes Imsc
DRAFTS or IRELAND &c-DraN, at sigrt cw any
- drl direct h~ Royal Bunk of Ireland Dab
n also the old established banking house nf Mcssrs Pres
cot, ote Amcs Co.. barter London which paid free
ofse.pnt chrrse Whitaker in every province coun-
" les all The inland and tIrou yhout England
land Scotland sud Wales all tunes be had by applying
ROCHE BROTHERS q Co, IS Fulton st.
JelO Next door 10 the Fulton Bank.
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SEASON IN CasADA.-Yesterday morning, 10th June,
nearly all the tender crops cut off by frost Potatoes
Beans Pumpkins Indian Corn and garden stus all have
suffered Even the tender twigs and leaves Of the
trees particularly the oak and ash if they had
been boiled The orchards and smaller fruit doubt,
have suffered The effect the grain crops not i'm
medatcy pcrceptible. The present is the third
sion OF frosty nights in June. The late rosts have
ed to Montreal and Upper Canada Yesterday morning,
the mountains about thirty miles inland south OF the ST.
Lawrence, were whened with snow.-Quebec Gazette.
18Th inst.
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From TURKS ISLAND. Captain Wells of the Indiana,
ofthis port which wrecked last month her passage
hence to Jamaca the Cacos arrived home yesterday
via Alexandria Captain Wells left Turks Island the
3Oth u On that day, another Of the Roy Mail steam
ers from England, via the WIdwsrd Islands, stopped at
Turks Island The steamer Tweed had come up from lee
ward and sailed again for Jamaica with the passcna
which were on board the steamer Medina wrecked on
Turks Island. The furniture, sc. saved from her,
sold last MONTH the Purser buying most of il in. Captain
Wells succeeded in saving about hundred barrels Of
the 1ndana cargo which sold for the gross Of about
$4,000 but after paying salvage TO the wrcckc and other
expenses the nett balance was only about $1,000. We
learn from Captain Wells that the salt akings lately had
been very unfavorable owing to wet weather, and the
stock on hand very light-Phiia3. Gaseffe, June Is.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-19
ADAIR.

One of the leading subjects OF gossip the past week has
strangely escaped the newspapers hitherto young LADY,
certainly of remarkable beauty, having been for some time
barred and hoed from her lover bachelor residing
of the hotels of the city, found means 10 get OUT Of
her mothers house in Carol Place very early on Wednes
dry morning, and stepped into carriage in Whiting The
mother, awnked from her sleep by the sudden start of
wheels from her door suspected the truth ran into the
street in her nghclohes and with bare feet gave chase
TO the carriage which she overlook the of Broad
way and Blocker street Two three gentlemen flew TO
her aid and stopped the horses, and after fight in which
the windows broken and skmishing done with
canes, the helped into the carriage and the
cuprs taken home with her. The lover had brought mat
ters crisis however and by gencalshp and
eoquence he carried his point clergyman sent for
and the abducer beakastcd in Carroll Place as ono of the
famiy.-LeffeT from NeIo York.
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any successfully arrasn on the ground Of neglect
Of business
Mr.. DAVIS inquired whether in 1897, morc custom.
house duty had not been performed in city Of New York,
by hundred and fifty officers than performed
state Of things did or did not ut subject for
uenchment7
Mr.. WISE had doub, TINT hcrc was stll much room
for retrenchmeni, especially in the Treasury Department
the General Land Office, and the Indian Bureau but the
defect lay in the system established by law, and
the administration OF the system; and the remedy
sought in the Executive but in the Legislature He
ready to 60 with his colleague MR. Gmer) such
further retrcnchments and reforms might the pub.
lie good Gentlemen had talked of the number OF clerks
IN the General Land Occ and complained that
great in 1896. Yes but did they forget that
the clerks this day. occupied bringing up
arrears OF 1896 There patents sl to be made
for the lands sold in that That labor going
and when the body of clerks should have been able
get through with it, would be time enough talk of dis
missing them Before gentlemen talked confidently
about iders in the Departments, they ought there
themselves and with their eyes the of work
that DONE The testimony of the exPosmaster Gene
raj (Mr. Grangcr) that subject and true and
such did honor his head and heart There
there who labored necessarily year. all
poorly paid Members Of Congress talked their
labor. but il of diversity and and
like the neverendng still beginning task performed in the
solitary cells of the Departmental species of toll which
had unty been denominated penitentary labor,
monotonous il incessant.
Mt BlDLACk here produced and read extracts from
the report VI the Commissioner of the General Land Office
in confirmation Of the statement previously made by him in
this debate.
The question being taken Mr. Gilmer's motion
strike the item for cerkhire decided in
the negative without u count.
The reading of the bill proceeded until the Clerk
having reachedt the appropriations the Navy Department.
Mr. FILLMORE moved to amend the item for con,in-
gent expenses IN the Bureau OF Medicine and Surgery by
taking of $500 from the amount; which agreed
And, motion of Mr.. MALLORY, similar reduc-
ton made in the contingent expenses in the Bureau of
Provisions and Clothing.
Mr.. SMITH, of Virginia. proposed insert item of
$1,000 tor the pay OF fourteen temporary clerks in the Post
Office Department to the 18th of January but after
some conversation with Mr.. Fillmore, who apprehended
that the motion from mistake Mr. :. orborc
press his motion.
On motion of Mr. BOVINE, the committee then
and reported progressharng disposed of up,odrds Of %
teen Of the bill, rhieh contains IN the aggregate
thirty