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New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
KINGS COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

KINGS COUNTY BOARD OF sUPEKVIsOKs
The Board of Supervisors of Kings County
met Yesterday The Commissioners OF Records submitted
report in relation the OF the records docu'
ents maps and indices in the County Clerks Registers
ard Surrogates offices They concluded that the proper
course to pursue would be place tho indces IN the
same order as the names In the City Directory The sub
irct was Icfcrrcd 10 the Law COMMITTEES communica-
ton from the Commissioners Of the Paid Fire Department.
was read from which IL appears that the expenses OF
the Departmeut for 1870 estimated rs follows
Salaries $lg 900; repairs $4,000 hose, $4,000 new
apparatus. $4,000; feed. straw, &c. $4,000 coal $1,000
general supplies 5000; contingencies $1,000. Total
S2JOOO Tie communication referred 70 the Com
intee on Special Taxes The Chairman read the notice
Of be massage OF an act by tho last Legislature, auhorz
ing the payment members Of the Board OF salary or
81 COO per year Tie salaries 20 be paid In monthly
iusta iments A resolution adopted 10 invite pro-
poss for building the extension TO the Amshouse In
accordance with plans previously agreed upon Inc
amount appropriated for the building was sT5,OO0
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03

Mr.. Justin Mccarthy, late editor of The Lon
don STAR journal which, during the late struggle be-
tween Freedom and Slavery in this country constantly
expressed hope for and in tho Of the former s
announced 10 speak at the Cooper Institute on
Monday evening next His subject viii be the
Alabama question Mr. Mccarthy has already ap-
peared in the columns OF THE TRIBUNE in q
letter explaining the sudden change OF sentiment OF
the people Of England toward this country Immediately
on the reception Of brief telegram about the speech Of
Mr. Sumner In the Senate on the Characterization
treaty Mr.. Mccarthy is a literary gentleman, well
known TO readers Of newspapers and magazines
in either country; he is also lDguist Of distinction,
and an earnest student OF political economy.
whatever views he may express on Monday
evening next on he subject that much concerns
the people Of tbs British Empire and Of America and
indeed OF the world It iS certain that they viii be the
Views Of one WLo earnestly our friend when we
needed friends from 1850 20 1865 and who may from his
former relationship 10 John Bright be accepted as the
upoica spOket Of the present Liberal Ministry OF
England.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
FESTIVAL OF THE woRKINGMEN.

A worklngmen's festival will be held IN
ones Woods on Monday and Tuesday next, by % Ger
man Trades Unions and number Of other trades asso-
cotops OF this city and ghborhood The festival WI
e"mmence M the Germania Assembly Rooms on Monday
eyeurg with vocal and Instrumental concert, under
the direction OF MIR Charles AnsehuE, and an orauon
by Mfr Conrad Kuhn. on Tuesday forenoon process
- ~ about $4,000 wOrkngmen Will take place.
Tn be procession there will be IL music bands and sev9
rl nsing societies At JOness Wood tho fesVai VIII
aLaS n coueert under the direction OF Mr. AnschntZ,
smeer6 making dancing and other entertainments FOR
- ,.sitics M Joues's Wood 1000 tickets have been
J,J III The officers of the National LabOrers Union,
Nr william syyls OF Philadelphia. President; MT Ca,
rs OF Washington city, VlcePresldent anu MI nePs ~ ~
Nswycu Treasurer will also participate In the lesli-
y.l
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
THE DRAMA.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.


Mr. Tayleure announces that he will close
the at the Grand opera House Saturday even
ing next the 5th Of June II began on the Sst OF MARCH,
and it record will comprise ftyone representations OF
shakspcare's Tempest and fourteen performances u
sardos Patreg The Of the latter piece 1t appears
90 US could easily be prolonged but perhaps INC no"
drama TO be kept for revival next season II has been
improved by condensation both Of incidents ana ala
logue. Mr. Tayleure, we understand, proposes 70
give few representations Of "Patrie' al the
BROOKLYN Academy Of Music performance
20 De In the French language, should that
idea prove practicable. Next week, and for some time
afterward the Grand Opera House Is likely to remain
closed Late m August however, Mr. Fechter will Hp'
pear In Rouge Of HOlr" "The Dukes Motto" etc., aud
an those shakesperean characters in which he won dis
tipetiou in London Hamlet and Iago. Miss Carlota La
clerq Will participate IN these representations.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mr. Lefingwell remains another week at the
TalDiuany.
The Lauri Troupe will appear at Wallacks
on tho TN OF June. neat Monday.
Ristori ia reUosing in Paris. having fulfilled
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
Al Notices Of Marriages must be mdOrsed ,rih fAI
name aud address.
KszEzzzzIEGlKa
DIED.

DIED
BAxTERAt Kingston Y. Tuesday the h hin't IOui'a a.
BoLToYA wescbese Saturday May 2o James Bolton, aged 80
The relatives ai ead ar respectfully invited attend the fnsr,
Thu1ay June at o'clock fom his late rssdeHos at BrohIdas
CHIswELL-At Paterson "Wednesday morning, Jane 1863,
Funeral Friday. June 4, st2 o'clock m.
COLEs-Ou Tuesday June Willie j. Of Wn G and Eleanor n
The rs aud friends Of the f,m invited to attend bic fss
s 1s tsssSS sssS1 SeTsdon as p1i al O'clock
GoopwINTu this city Thur'dAy May a. Samuel H. Goodwin
aged IS years
JARyIsn North salem weseheer County, Lucy wife Of James
Jarvis, In the Eth year Of Der age
LRROn wednesday June OtyphOd pusuHOu the Rev D. K Lee
b. D.. in the SD rear ofhs
Notice ofthe funeral In so-morrows pspey,
MBAD-on Wednesday morning jane sner long ilues VIM
Notice Of the funeral hereafter.
RlcHARDSoS-on Tuesday mornins June Elizabeth L. wife Of
Samuel Richardson ard daughter Of the late Samuel asreu@
TIE relatives and friends respectfully invited attend
the aueal Friday morning 10 o'clock from he late resi-
sUYDAM-ou Tuesday morning Rachel BA ect Of the late
Me.1S SoJda% The S ess Of SsT per coor, Palmer
and DeFos Grant invited to attend heT iSEs on rhasdsF
out further Invitation.
sPELMASA NswLOndon Penn Tuesday the LIST inst the Rev.
His viz : taken H@sssy .susoo csmst;S, ~ ,n The
ave- entrance on THURSDAY The 81 Inst at oock p m
TIBBTTS-At white Pans "Wednesday the % inst Sarah widow
% Joh1 oe s . ,S s yea. o. 1S5 to .., s t,D.
at the residence other so1usw B. Butcher, White Yas
y
Spencertown, n. Y, oT intsrment
vASDERPOELA Chicago, Monday May 81 John Vauderpoe
in the 35b Of his
His relatives and friends fathensw Mr. Jacob ysu
derpo brother YGadsrpoe respectfully luy'ed
Friday the sh Inst, Al o'clock from
the ysnderpOe Of hhas aud fOE
ninth-sL, pitbout further notice
WRRKS-A Red Spring Glen Cove L. l., Saturday May 70 1862
John Weeks, n the 18th year Of bis age.
wHITEHOUSE-In Brookyn Sunday May 30 aer lingering
Illness Joseph Whehouss OF said City n the td year of
bis -,
The rr,lve. bis friends oftbe family respectfully
invited attend Thursday June At O'Clock
m fron biz No. 10 Eiotpace Brooklyn, l.
New.Hsmpshgs sud Boston papers please
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
WHISKY dun d 81 a

Provisions vsy hrm At previous qsStasooA' WHEY oaN
dSl O2I 60. 49,
LOUIS jane 2oOseo steady ,ad nnchsnE1 CSco s,1 s,S:
flour supsrfne 81 25cs4 5o Pah EItrA - a.
EI % sa ss Esl EIH ssS$5 % Dsues Ert5s r., S
Treble BItrs, 979Sa Wheat heAvy Fall declined s0Ve
Spring 81 o. No d. 81 l29 81 70; Nos and hIsd p
strictly Prime 10 Chsiee Ps 81 <s9Sl t strictly Csaes r
Red 81 40d6l g. Corn-MiItd 10 bulk, 3tc Nhe 10 w
Choice White sacks 7Oe72G Oats an at eds for Common n
Choice sacks Barley dull Rye nominal Mess fork 80 ,st
Salt Meats Loose Shoulders l2l Clear sdes at T
Picked Hams nominal BacoRl3ic for shoulders l
Clear SideG Choice Kettle s4ci DRY Reg Htc Hh
dull at s4e Cattle steady Si9S7 for Common 70 Choiee Lave
Hogs steady at Std 80 gross . -.
LOUISVILLE June a-Cou the 67c sh.led ese: whest
2GSl Oats Provisions qnieti Mess Pork, eJi "
BacoDShouds l3ie Clear Rib Sides lie Clear Sides ,lfe-
HamsSugRr Cud fancy, l9le Lartprme Leaf ueros Isie
Flour steady supsne - 5 Fancy ss Is Hgh.nes do rec %
June 2-Fou and unchanged Wheat quiet a.
B n for No and 81 4l for No Oats nominal Corn DAN st 5se
for Rejected Rye quiet 81 for Mol Barley nominal Grsia
Fregbts nomnay Receips300 bb Flour oSs
bush Wheat 100 bush Oats lOOo bush Corn shpmen-z"
bbls Flour, l3LOO0 bnsb Wheat -, a.
Bry'ALo June 1-Freighswhsat l9c Corr ne; oats e oss
Eewfork RouT dull nominal Wheat 81 lt for Cheagoi s 20
for Milwaukee little here for sale COnound scarce Un
sound limited snpply sales OF poo bash New a.
knded nominal 75c demand generally ht Oats lowers sss
ofOO bush Chicago 68e $3.50 bush DO at 6e 70 arnve ks
be Of 81 86 81 90 Baey aud Seeds nominal PORK seadf
SJl So Lard steady at 9 Hghwine dull aud nominal a. %S
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
LECTURES. MEETINGS, &C.

The first regular meeting of the Sunday
school Association of the Protestant Episcopal Church
I'M the CITY and County Of NewYork" Will be held in the
lrcture-roum OF Chapel East FOurteenthst, this
evening. Addresses will be made by eminent clergymen
The Young Mems Christian Association of
the College OF the CITY OF NewYork will meet tomorrow
evening a "A O'Clock, to hear essay by Mr. Samuel NJ
Jackson, on =" The Song Of Solomon"
The Workingwoman's Association will meet
at tho Pnpon Rooms corner OF Stuyyesant and Ninth
SIS this evening, at p Eleanor Kirk. delegate TO
the Labor Convention at Boston, VIII report the proceed
ings Uf that meeting
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
THE MIDLAND RAILROAD.

A number OF the officers of the Midland Rail-
road went the proposed route Of that road through
sullivan and Ulster Counties. q few days ago. and
definitely located the line OF the Elenve Branch 1t
was decided TO adopt the east line, so called, which
passes along the side OF the Delaware and Hudson
Canal the whole distance The site selected for the depot
I'm Elenyille the east side of the canal short
distance south OF the storehouse OF Hernance n co.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03

HALsEY-BALEY-on "Wednesday June at the esdesee Ofee
brides parents BY the Rev James Sinclair SmbtowB Oscar A.
Haley OF NewYok to Mary Bailey, daughter o Benjamin b.
Bailey, esq, Of St James L. J.
HUTCHINSON-oATMAN-Pda Wednesday June ny the
Roche William Hutchinson 70 Mary b. onT daughter Of
DR.. J. s. OatmAn both OfthiS cts.
California papers please copy.
MYERSTuCKERIn this city Tuesday. June al the Church
Holy Trinity by the Rev Dickinson Of Rdgewood u
George W. Tucker esq, 81 New-lOrk No cards
RANSOM-RANSOM-On Wednesiay Jane 2, by the Rev r. W.
Hitchcock Warren A. Ransom ~ MTs. Bsher A. Ransom
ICHMOND-BRETHAM--Ou Tuesday, June at 81 PauPs
Church bv the Rev Boitome Richmond 70 Annie 4
BeehAm adopted daughter of A. Demsrest
WOOLsEY-CONYERS-O TUESDAY. June at the residence OF Toe
brides mother 10 this city BY the Rev George Bseclef lAa
Charles C. ConVeu of Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
CAFE MAY-opENING OF THE SEASON.

The United States Hotel at Cape May was
opcued on Saturday May %; il has been thoroughly
renovated and painted. Congress Hall opened on Mon
day The Columbia will on the 10Th; both or these
houses have also been PUT in complete repair. The
stockton House has already 100 rooms engaged. Dod
worths band has been engaged for the season The At
lautic Sherman Center and Washington Hotels are all
open. The Delaware aud fremont will open IN few
dnrs [Philadelphia star.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
pnARn OF EXCISE.

The Board of Excise met yesterday, Judge
Bosworh presiding The following named liquor ueA'oI'
80 ,,ad for violatiop OF the ordinances; Henry c..
rb,ens No. 100 Firstave Michael Foley, No 20 Stasest
Syn; Louis Hessm=s No. " Can4lsL at9Sr Was
unnshetter No 7l9 Centrest Frederick HAnsnhtlo mns
10 iy one con yicted The Committee on Applications
tad in favor of granting 62 new licenses IN TINS elU'
isd I'M RrooklYn, and In RlohmOnd Oouhty'
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
BAsE BALI.

The rain prevented the SOcials and Spartas,
and several other clubs from playing match games yes
torday.
The Eckfords will leave the city this morn
Ing by the 10 o'clock for FOrdham, where they VIII
be the guests Of the College Boys, and play them match
game tins afternoon. .
A game between the Atlantic and Eagle of
Fabush will be played on the Captone grounds to-day
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
BOARD OF HEALTH.

The Board of Health met yesterday, Presi-
,on, f,neoln in the chair. communication was re-
ce,ved from Mr. Henry Bergh complaining OF the great
rn.,tv OF several butchers who are In tho hablt OF
Tscdng clves before killing them, To gratiy the tastes
mn, cnicnres who wish 90 have the yoa solid ana
White MIR Bergh asked that the offending DntoheIs DO
nrosecnted Several permits were granted ana eohsluor
able routine Rpstpess HsasaStsH.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
DEFACING ToMBsToSEs.

Patrick Daley and John Daley, father and
son we're arrested yesterday Afternoon at Cypress H
charged with breaking and defacing monuments aud
tom6stOues In the cemetery. The damage said 70 have
been done by these ~ 10 estimated cannot be less
than 900 They were locked up In the Jamaica prison
" ait examination. which VIII taAe paCe W uOitV"
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03

Henry Webb, recently charged in the Jeffer
con Market Police Court with the larceny OF watch is
,,of tLe barkeeper Of the WOrden House,
neousy reported He has nothing Whatever TO do with
bat
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
ANOTHER PROBABLE HOMICIDE IN WILLIAMS
BURGH.

The D0uy OF EuNdlu DoJiO ""'
Yesterday on susplcon that he had died from violence
Doyle was a resident OF Remsen-st, Wliamsburgh' anu
was bnred I'm Calvary Cemetery on the 23th OF MAY, MS
physicaus giving certificate OF dehlh from eIy
~ Roard OF Health and the Coroner. however nave
hrcu informed OF many facts which JUSTIFIED an autopsy,
and this was conducted by DR.. CreAmer last hlshI Ao
innuent will be held tomorrow,
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
MARRIED.

The Earth-ClOset Company, Hartford, COoa-ConnedsA
Closet Fixtures and Prepared Earh tor dressing wounda
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
THE Waikiki VALLEY RAILROAD.

On Monday next the Erie Railway Company
Will take possession and control OF the Waikiki Valley
Railroad from Montgomery 10 shawangunk. the road
being now In good running order 10 that point Three
trains daily Sundays excepted will be run over the road
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
THE STATE or TRADE.

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
PRASKFoRr June 2RysaE States Five rHenes ese
Al s6l 086l Tor the Issue Of 1861
'PAlus June 3.-Boune dull Rentes II IT. Soc
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03

meeting Of the Uuiol Republican General
Committee 90 THURSDAY EVENING. June 3 att O'Clock
JOHN V. GRIDLEY. PresiIsOI
1on1 4 n EgssEi SsseEa,pu.u s'e''aHs.
Union Republican General CoInmittee-A Meeting Of
and ht 90 THU 9 ~ 'hNH,t y9Se i0S
SoaSi. So1S3s FRIED..s. H. ssasD0' See" '''H
American Institute The Poytechuic baueh nl THIS
Among the Inventions 20 be explained are the heeqs and
The aratu also process Tor making GarsnSse OF soda aud
Nitric Acid Admission free. 5 ID. IlLLhAN Chairman
c. L. ENsRY Secretary.
American Instiue.-A Monthly Meeting Of tis Institute vii
be HIS IbasdAyl EVENING June a. o'clock at iI roon
IN the Cooper Building GEO. PElrON. Recording Secretary
EanizatiOn Of the Eighth Assembly District bed On
TUESDAY EVENING June their aeqarters corner BoSme
g rssoutOls introduced BY Mr. JACOB MESSBR unanimously
adopted:
biz descendants and majority ol
Republican poed this District ht P,sdsn election OF
principles hore for the oithe Republican party and tor
hs extension liberty and that therefore IN the exercise
expression questions that eject our Sae therefore
RsOvei That the Republican othe Eighth Assembly
Dset RECON by the Committee and has G
years the Republican parv that sad Association
controlled by unscrupuous demagogurs assisted By
and renegade Republicans violate principle otesles aSd
Rv4 That said Association has become distinguished reebsry
dishonesty d that corIap eau BY is nfaenee secure po
Erd That proved be unworthy the eOod
dnce ad support Of the Republicans district and the
Republican organization will have no connection or AA"a
Rer Of the Republican demand that said
should be thoroughly purified aud deaned and that our
R,solred That the Eighth Assembly De. furnished soldiers
during couus terrific struggle than other district the State
instrumental producing result that have ASAys ben h
the Republican party and he Goenment and therefore
recognition Of our rights aud claim share 0i u0sfAAeoa
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
spttial Aotit,s.

Union Republican General Committee, Broadway aDd
meeting Of the Uuioa Republican General
Committee 90 THURSDAY EVENING June ,, ats O'Clock
JOHN " GRIDLEY. PresideOL
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
Hazard & CAswenps Cod Liver OIL sA. best

The celebrated so4odOu." said to be mad. from Soap
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
Reduced Prices.
CHICKERING e. SONS,
NASCPACTUKRRs OF
GRAND, SQUARE, and UPRIGHT
PIANO-FORTES.

Rosewood Square Pianos Agrae Bridge Carved Legs and
all modern improvements prices from rs to 500.
Rosewood Grand Paos from latest and bes, scales
from .oSO sl.2On
Ery Piano JaIy Warand Sa'iyaetiOn
Purchaser.
Price Lists BY mall postage paid application to
CHlCKBRING & SONS,
No, u East Foureenth-st, NeWYork
No. 2i6 Washiugtonst Boston.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03

snmmer styles OF Gents and Youths Hats IN great
variety % popular prices, s a. ss,orrr.rS ppGvpp uArs
A SPECIALITY.
BURKE, No l38 Fultop-h
po.tOnice NotIce.Ths Mails Europe THURSDAY Juno
80 sITIRDAY Sh inst, uiI close this
is stations follows: aud b. lAS; and llSO and I.
i and O, lO:a0 m H. JONES, Poslmas.er
-Pateuts-HUEN Co. No n Park.rcu n r. Agents hr oh
taIninE AMERICAN and EUROPEAN PATENTS.
T~sntvhye years experience.
PlpPslsi VI LaS va IRisERaROa Gss
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
SnrntOga Spring 90.


meeting the shareholders Of this Co. held pursuant call
Trustees the Office Of John Henry No Colegeplaee
York Tuesday inst following gentlemen
Trustees JOHN r. HENRY, B. s. BARRETT, and D. MORSE.
Mr. JOHN r. HENRY elected President and superintendent Mr.
B. s. BARRETT seeretary and Mr. EDWIN STEVENS Treasurer
The sale Of the Saratoga IA Water during the past year v'U
the stockholders, who present the meeting
Special NOtce!The extraordinary demand for THB ilLUhi
MATED WESTERN WORLD has In many instances exhausted mo
liberal supply dealt out to NeWseae Presses running nA
day to emergency desire TO read e DEAD
LETTER they Al sppg at another I0
2D Of THR ILLUMINATED WESTERN WORLD the sa' 'ue'.
the year All interested Art and Literature should
examination II farms unite an event in American Journalism Sold ey
all Newsdealers Price bat SIX CENTS.
Union PORT, Union Port Union Port Ws,'ehe,stLss .t
GIRAT AUCTION SALB OF - PLOTS he 9pslV e ~ 'Suto
Bvme near the portehesef Railroad Depot bAes place
D''"N' ~ ' ' TO-DAY JUNB9
al II o'clock AZ No III Broadway ,.i..... h. -... -
The beat property offered thss season N"~sO " " aus
railroads with zoe ctIs, =. ki,A.,
sale positive the blghesi nsaeL =.
Mans and catalogues Al the sAIe Su Mrrr Rp,s A....
Na
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-24

guided young nun, Inquiries
SOON fully to confirm his words.
Ito having missed ut II distance of
throe PAGES, ut first gave rise to
the surmise that he had fired With
blank cartridge; but it is only too
true TINT thorc was II ball in the
barrel. Tho course Of tho ball
has been oxaetly traced. Passing
within an inch of tho clergyman's 's
head, it penetrated tho opon BAL
ustrade Of tho gallery, in which
tho Dom Chor-cplcbrnted for it's
vocal purformNnoes-was station
Cd, and grazcd tho check of ono
Of the choristers, II boy Of twelve.
Tho littlo follow. although lis
check instantly began to swell,
dld dot leave tho church, but sang
his allotted pnrt to tho end. The
Prlhco Adalbcrt, tho only NOM
Dor Of the royal family prosont,
when the service was over, has.
tened to express his sympathy to
tho Clergyman and the littlo chor.
istcr boy.-Correspondance London
Times.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-24
= Agricultural.

Every farmer should have. q
shop tittod up with such tools as
are used by tho carpenter, Joiner,
machinist and blacksmith, or With
those that would bo valuable in
making repairs. Above ali, O foot.
latho is worry desirable. A good
toot'!"tho coste from sixty to ono
hundred dollars; and the money
ls VOL expended in tho purchase.
Articles of use and ornament, made
OF wood, ivory and metal, may bo
turned out by tho foot-latho con.
vcniont for uso in tho house or On
tho farm. The practice on tho
Iatho is one Of tho most fascinating
pastlmcs for q stormy day or an
unemployed evening. Apart from
it's use in making and repairing, it
is Il pleasant companion for tho
bueincss-hauntpd and br,.iu.woury;
Ono who adopts it us a companion
OF his lpisuro hours, will soon be-
como an'adept; and tho moro ha
uses and becomes acquainted with
it tho better he will like it. IIo
will DO surprised at tho number
and elegance of tho little articles
OF use and ornament he can nro,
duco from tho rough material, and
at tho pleasure that tho PRACTICE
Of II mechanical art can afford, ..,
"A southern slope, with sheitep
on tho north, is u good location
for n vineyard. Tho warmth ro.
ficctcd or evolved from ledges of
rock warns tho feot OF tho grepo.
A dry, grnvolly Joan or wellr'
drained, claycy soil is most dosirar
bic, and tho bost grapes aro grown
on poorest soil. Doop, rich, mel.
low loans, sands and open plains
should bo avoided, nnd no other
manure should DO used than that.
thoroughly dooomposed, or asbps
and bono dust. Trenching Is un-
noccssary, bccauso tho roots lovo,
to be near tho surface. Vines ono
or two years old arc bcst for trans
planting, and thoy should bo spt
in tho spring, not loss than eight
Styles OF prUfflng, 'wlro ana wood.
OH trellisos, tho ronewal principle,
and othor scientific systems, all
havo thoir advantages, but expo.
rionco proves that tho largost
crops Of grapes grow on trees ovop
which tho vines Chamber at theip
own sweet will. This plan is OK.
tcnsivcly practicod in Italy, and
in consequence thorc is less mil,
dow and oarly ripcning.