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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-30
PENNSYLVANIA.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE
HARRISBURG. March 29.-Several weeks ago.
a bill was introduced in the House incorporating and
authorizing steamship company, 10 establish building
yards for steamships upon the Delaware River and
AS the bill forth suitable for state OF National defense
when required. From the bill 1t appears the company
are authorized erect the shores OF the Della
ware River Pennsylvania yards and docks upon mill
ary principles capable OF docking ships OF 10000 tuns,
and for this purpose they 10 issue sOoOO twenty
years per cent bonds, interest payable IN gold TO Dc
secured by first mortgage bonds their property, the
bonds to deposited with the state Treasurer the
State apparently be security In the case but simply
hold deposit those first mortgage bonds and act as
trustee for the payment OF interest. The Governor
Secretary State and state Treasurer are 10 constitute
comm sson OF inspection pay out funds az required
for the erection OF the yards aud docks AZ soon as the
buildings yards docks. &C. completed. the company
are build and equip simultaneously with their proposed
Transatlantic steamers, provided by the act OF the
NewJersey Legislature the requisite number OF steamers
TO form line. with monthly departures, between Pha
delphia Liverpool OF the steamers 10 be less
than 5000 measurement THIS bill was the subject
OF long discussion in the House to-day, ana was nnsHy
passed third reading. There Is strong probability
of s passing both Houses and receiving the signature VI
fhp
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THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC REUNION.

Gen. John III. Nartlndale has accepted an
invitation TO deliver Grafton before the Society OF the
Army Of the Potomac. the 9th OF April in Phiadel
phia Letters have received by the Corresponding
secretary OF the Society from President Grant seere
tary Beknap, aud Gen Sherman, announcing their
ceptance Invitations to be present at the reunion ana
banquet in Phadep ha and take part In the exercises
poem will be delivered by George ii. Baker. The So
cefy will meet IN Philadelphia Academy of Music at
o'clock and the banquet will take place at o'clock in
the evening the Continental Hotel Members OF the
society attending the reunion Will, upon proper deDth
cation receive transportation at half the usual rates
upon the follow ing named roads The Central Railroad
of New Jersey the Peoples Line Of Steamers ALBANY
and New York;; the Delaware, Lackawanns
aud Western Railroad the Baltimore ana
Ohio Railroad. and the Eric Railway
tine Allegheny Valley Railroad cents per mile one
way and free return tickets The Northern Central reh-
sylvsnia and the Philadelphia and Erie
tickets at two cents per mile; the Pllade pe
mantown aud NOrrisoNu Railroad at not less thah nan
fare and the Orange, Alexandra aud Manassas f'soau
at the rates other roads. Inc NaIagdnrtt
Steamship Company Boston and New" iolk) VIII luthlah
excursion tickets in packages 81 my al each tchet'
the New jersey Railroad and Transportation Copap'
packages OF nifty at Onehrd reduction, ana Tue iltta-
burgh Cincinnati aud 81 LOUIS Railroad NJ nan rates
provided twenty-five guaranteed me New Oik
Central and Hudson the Michigan central ana the
Portland and Kennebec Railroads have declined 10 make
any abatement whatever IN favor OF the members OF
this Society travelling their roads To attend this re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-30

The Cornell University Register for;the current
term. neat pamphlet of about - pages. has Just
been issued from the University Press. In addition
10 the statistics usually found in College catalogues
the Register contains description of the ceremonies
which took place at the formal opening OF the Ohi
versty in the Fall Of 1868, with full reports oil inc
speeches made on that occasion; section contain
ing specimens of the Examination Papers gwen 10
candidates for admission. and detailed INSCRIPTIONS
Of the several Colleges, courses Of study. museums
collections Of apparatus. &c. The Faculty new COM
rises % resident Professors aud their Assistants,
and seven nonresident Professors. The present
nuiuber of students Is J(ij.
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he case of the German emigrant, Harmo

The case of the German emigrant, Harmon
Black agt. John Leary. who is charged with having
swinded Black OF SJO7 by the ticket game has been
postponed 10y Judge Bedford for the hfth time Inc
iermans wife and children whom he intended 70 DrlhS
Hamburg.
Capt j. NJ b. Clitz Commander ID. l.. Bralne,
and Lieut. Commander NJ. Niles went ON board OF the
United States Flagship Colorado yesterday anu inspector
the vessel her equipments personnel The report was
OF satisfactory character Just previous TO the 0ihc"rs
going on board Officers shaw and Ryder OF the HafbOr
Police found adrft the East River boat belonging TO
the Colorado which had been stolen by some neserters
and and returned IL to the vessel This after
noon the Colorado will steam down to the bu0ys IN Tue
Lower Bay, to adjust her cOmpasses AFTER performing
BATTERY.
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A CARD EXTRAORDINARY.

To Dhe American People, Grcst,RD:
am commissioned to procure the name and
address OF every person United States who takes
friendly interest In Womans acknowledgements. In order
TO compile this roll Of honor hereby request every such
person. IN uledatey reading with
out waitiug long enough forget neglect IT, to take
pen and ink write the aud address legoy aud Tor
ward the same To by mail. postage Isld-a INNING
cost which you will not begrudge to good cause Any
body sending In envelope all the names IN family
ynSg. or nssociatiou will reuder helpful service.
three thousand Papefs will obbge brother
editor by generously printing ths card IN their columns
The pu pose OF this registration ~ know 10 whom 10
seuu important Documents Eriauda VI the cause are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-30
THE DEMOCRATIC QUARREL

The opposing factions of the New-l ork
Democracy have all departed for the Stale '"P'a''
preceded by Grand sachem sweeny. who yesterday laid
ou the pan OF campaign for the passage Of the new CITY
Charter which was made the special order for 10 day "
reported that prepared by Mayor Hall
assisted by the Hon. Murray Hoffman The grand army
Of Office holders ia the city quiet 40 MICE MOI
knowing which the cat IL going 10 Jump Tho "hcc7
~ all the Departments are fairly deserted thr 'Dtr
being too much distracted Icy the serious dissenrna that
now exist In lao partY ~ attend Ia tef yespcS lye du9a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-30
His brother John has been arrested as

CoAL.-President Littleohn has effected ar
rangcments with the Albany and susquehanna Karodn
which IL leased by the Delaware ana hudson tihal
Company TO carry one hundred and sixty thousand tuns
OF coal per annum. and a considerable quantity mas
already arrived at Sidney Plains, 70 which point the
Midland il expected to be opened next week An im.
portant coal trade will be developed In the opening OF
the road article being introduced In large towns
here IL has heretofore little used III consequence
of the sxpeuse OF Transportation. lOswego Advertiser
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PHI .nyrppr, c,TrtR M,RKBT-N,ncn %

TIE supply Cstle week quite snail only amounting
the demand hsk ana pnces advanced sb
fr 70 good 10 eeats e n extra steers at IRON
to and cattle as ron 10 cents v ID sV's '
Of the stock sold was from Lancaster COUNTY. .-...-
SHsEP-rhis and prices someNha ne.
40 herd we're sold at and the latter Tor extra
quality. ,,,o 49,. .L.ur.1
oGs-The demand for hogs also good snd 'Fo bead ch'
hsn. st prices ranging az - for slop aud = TO
S1 y loo b net for corr fed. ID. ~.
Coxs-Th. sbon the ITO bead sold
6ou 10 $50 for sprnge ii5 S65 for aud cL
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LATEST SHIP NEWS

ARRIVED.
Steamship Ss0gs Couch Richmond. C Point sn1 Aorok m1se
steamship Salvador s.rsru.h md., and
Ship ~6ter S.wbaypo aud saud Head Dec
Of gG', s, P,ec . Saq 81 d,si ;s %s ,
F.si.nk w.., ;,oI ?. s.y. cotton hides &c
BAH Pbsstaa Of Dumfrse MilgrB, Yokohama Nov tea
Bng Little Fury Of 81 John b. Cunningham Carde1a days
Brig NJ Rowley, RO"ey. catsrsu 10 day, sugar aad
BIZ Raeb.le C4s-rO LeshOru 10 DAYS marble rags Sc
Brig Dever.uI Of Boston CLARK Csrdena' y DAYS ar.
Brig Wright of Baltimore walker Arroyo R. 30 days
Big Moatrose Johnston J.go de Cuba 20 aud
BGs Clifford of Liverpool N S. Foster Johns. Pr 20
Bs Water Lis, Heos Rio Gr,nd s. dav, hide. and wool
se1 Henry wLtne BrOoks7e, Perkins Hum.c.o p dag.
seh Matilda Gibraltar Stevens Carh.seps days rubber hide.
seR Ssre Of E.pO Me- McFaddeu M.taDns days, mo
o a rs r s GsI as &c
Seb adelaide Of sbo,oGne Thomas M1Ihe.eo days coffee
Sc6 B,snue se~ H.vsu Pierce. MAy'guer R. &c days
schr MARI Granada Bss1o. March IT, fruit
schr Paul Sesysy. Loxel, GAmbis 81 DAYS mdse
ses Benjamin G.f,.,s Of pG.dpIs Stafford Msnsaa, 10
days, mds.
sar,tog,, Eli.,Seihpsr, 0lando smith, Portcbe,t.t
Cynthia J.oe BuI.betbpor, Niagara Bridgeport
Flysway glrabethport J. r Brick Bridgeport
Cicero. Bi,abethPor Bell, BRIDGEPORT
RhEsbeihport = Elizabeth, New Haven
J. z CLARK Rl,sbethport Marry Hearn, Stanford.
Senator Rlrabetbport Julis A. Pate Bridgeport
u. Webster. BIiIabethpOrt Dart, STANFORD
Ubon X 7. Graham, Bridgeport
Hydrangea. Blnsb-tsport X T. Cbares BRISTOL
G. Goodwin, BiIabethpOrt. PhenI. SsNhsse-
g. p Tiegs, Bli,sbe,hport. O1sAd Na'secAen
J. L. White. Providence. noD'ao's $3.50"
J r.. Pierson STANFORD snAse DoI, vfmenoe'
Branch. Sor~Ak faausH, v tIou
l.. Cook New London oH'sf SP'sj' Ne~'h
WiSD.-suado~n, light SsE, clear.
SAILED.
e,L Han. a. P,p.n for savannah. Charleston for
n y,~sr, & Richmond sbps JohO Bertrsm for Ant~erp.
Rhine for London.
Rdg YIN Cr,evev Of Philadelphia, simmons hence Tor Ms'ells
, , Tor repairs having .pTung se.s the Of tue nth
DOMESTIC PORTS.
w., ~,SoroS n G., March 1a-Ar'ed Steamship Fairbanks
ss,.Yort Rebecoa Clyde, Baltimore.
FOREIGN PORTS.
oryss.rovs March s1-Ths steamship CITY % Wsshpgtoa
,,v.d si . NJ f,r Liverpool
Bsy-r March z-be steamship vile de Paris sailed yesterday
Ne~lork.
DISASTERS.
The tug Ioooisa frrrysoa thus
,h. North River aud sask
SPOKEN.
Bark Olivia Davis fOs AsHi. TO- Sesioi. lsa ~ at % IS lon
IS
MEMORANDA.
Tn. Lbertr les high aud the meadows staten Island
ho >nnlAy. heois vii be made
10 Goat ser b. digging canal around her,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-30
MARYLAND.

ANNAPOLIs, Md, March eat a meeting of
the Democratic State Central Committee to-day the FOL
lowing resolution adopted:
Resored That the Registration law OF the State should
be altered conform To the provisions OF the ff
teenth Amendment and enable all persons who shall be
then entitled 10 register under the laws OF TINS state TO
register and avail themselves OF the privileges Of the
elective franchise.
resolution VIII be formally submitted 10 the Legs
d TINS -iALe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-30

and having heavy wagon brushes As lighter vehicle
against the curbng destroying the carriage sod isAy
injuring A Now what fair minded man would say
that b right In thus going out OF his direct route 10
make good a law that depends upon clrcumstancesi
This is precisely parallel case to the Oneida and Bonn
bay collision aud yet FIVE English Judges say that the
Bombay right, other words. that b uu rlght
In going across the street run into A"
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ALEx,SpRR-AtT.,,H,u . 50,

ALEXANDRR-At Tod, Hill Sea Island Meadsr sveans At s.
O'Clock Cntes Of Lawrence aud ora ~ Alex
ksder sged ~ nanths
The relatives friends Of b family invited attend the anera
from the residence Of hu father Wednesday sheeeoa the jth
inst, at Il O'clock.
BArEA his residence Woaluv Orange Co T. GA Saturday
March 10 Thomas ". Bate. 10 the 3ph year ~ h"sge
The netds Of the hy Invited TO attend We nefi
from the r,deBos Of hi. broteriiS Nm NILS No. "lough.
b,e Car,os htcoarn iheisis', she 'ls' esl az
0'tiefk q
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IOWA

DEFEAT OF THE RAILROAD FREIGHT BILL-THE
WOMAN SUFFRAGE ELL PASSED IN THE
HOUSE.
DEs MONIES, March 29.-The I'LL for fixing
the rates tariff railroads in this State, which has
occupied time OF the Legislature, tabled in the
Senate to-day. II had previously passed the House.
The bill is now virtually dead In the House the Joint
resolution comforting upon the right OF suffrage
by striking out the word male" from the state COnst
tuition passed-Ieas 80, Nays 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-30

DOMESTIC MARKETS.
2q-Coon doll an1 prices easeri ses h
bales. receipts ~ bales Mtdhng lQ4c 49,.
WnNSGTo~ G.. March 2sspnts Turpepne SHADE nghst
sales at 4td42c quiet Strste 81 o. Clle lupeh"Se
unclaimed Tar unchanged Cotton du. at 2uc. - .
san FKAScsco Flour ggies and unchanged "neaqo
and unchanged Legal TENDER. Si. .---..---,-. ~
SgvORtH.x 2gFoa dull at - p 50 s5G % 90 orr
s,s,. pm. White gc al 6O0b2c. Bran : 3d 81 %
nav +s Pork s2s So Bacon brner at lliGse Tor
III loo for Clear Rib sud 6td ne M eea sues
f dl5c Reg ltidc sugsr qn-'
prm. lO,dlIc iVd55c WHISKY dull a. Ndso
Coss6u Pair 6aI6ic Prime ME. Startling brc;"s~ ''
- ~ S..A E.oLaa.,, tHg pes premium uOh illI
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urged to respond simultaneously that thoir letters
sbal hy hther like Sign at once. Ana the
day will come when your children and chdrcns children
will he proud OF the record Fraternally.
THEODORE TfLTOs.
Editor Of The independent Box 27sT. New-York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-30
CONNECTICUT

HARTFORD, Conn, March 29-The Republic
cans OF tins city tonight nominated James l. Howard
for Mayor. and Edward Garfield and Richard 5. Law.
renee for Representatives in the Legislature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-30
LOCAL, POLITICS.

At a meeting of the Xllth Assembly District
Irish Republican Association. the following Officers were
elected James Mccarthy, President; FRANK McShane
Vice President Peter Rafferty,, Secretary; John MACK
corresponding Secretary Joseph Mansfield Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-30

The Democratic Association of Pennsylvania
has gone up. The furniture Of the Wlgwam at Ninth
and Archsis Philadelphia sold at auction on the
2sth and that hall will henceforth know the Association
no more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-30

pYNBI-uOOPRR-At the Agercs1 Chapel Rome March lSl
Robert Neyu 10 Of the American Conn
kaxa Denby, Surgeon Navy 10 Laura daughter Of toe Ia
John toos.r rsq, ofPhtsdeiphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-30

JANIS TIsosEr Financial se,ret,r'.
~. HaughwOut & Co..
CORNER BROADWAY AND BROOMBsr.
VIII coaisas for THREE WEEKS ooy
GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE
CHINA, GLASS. GAS FIXTURES.
SILVER PLATED WARE. BRONzES. CLOCKS.
AND MANTEL SETS.
CALL AND EXAMINE THEIR PRICES MARKED
AT AND BELOW COST
IN PLAIN FIGURES ON ZACH ARTICLE
Amer l., Nav their successor, srC0L DAVIDSON oil
continue the business SO BrOsisiy, near Great Jooe'
Trees and Plants.
large stock. IN great variety. Of The best
TREES AND SHRUBS
/. oseredp .,oo>,e
For Catalogues address at Flushing. y Z
NATIONAL PARK BANK
has again added to the number Of Safe, 10 ia
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT.
.p,.1, FS 90 D ,.ans LADIES a.. I'll ssd e
desired The rent Of sAyss from t3o 80 pee snsas
OvngtOn Brothers.
not subjected the Of NeulOs Offering
THEIR SPRING IMPORTATIONS.
NEW, FRESH. AND BEAUTIFUL.
TEN PER CENT LESS
THAN NETWORK HOUSES
PARIS GRANITE DINNER SETS from. az to s
KSRa TiG piySER SKIS IS HON = 10 -.
ELEGANT STOCK OF BRONZES.
Goods delivered SeHYos vicinity Psioa Psu psss
the door.
23S 23s AND 30 PCLrOSsT. BRooSLYS
Bargain, in Watches Jewelry. &c.
All description. WATCHES JEwBLRY SILVER AL PLATBp
WARE FANS. OPERA GLASSES. Sc. selling % greatly RE-
puCED PRICES to REMOVE To 5I3 BROADwar usdst -
siehOa. Hotel
DIAMOND RINGS a, o~ :. THIRTY FORTY PITY DOL
LARS each GBo C. ALLEN. Us BROADWAY door ss,ss
C.a.L... and LIB BROADWAY ,boye rses., .s,,alA..
Archer & Pancoost M'rx Go.
Have removed their Mandatory ,0i wsr.rOon.
NOS 20. o. AND u WOOSTER ST, NETWORK
(Bet-een Broone ,nt SprnEssl
~b.r. will he found q very extensive assortment Of
GAS MIXTURES,
variety aud paern artistic desgn. aud snper, sss
AT Low PRICES
L.porie- Paris Md Glove. are .orn BY tse o'.es ..t
Ro' family In kugni 40 BY Toe res, haro2e se. as sehte
..s.f. ss, si RICHARD GKEEss No 10 Dse.s S.c..
Ninth and lea,h s,s
Charlie. neid.ieck
CHAMPAGNE sllery ,od EIr, Dr. Ia e.'s'''-iS ease.
For bs all Wholesale aat NlBrde.sra
sole AgeaIs for 5, sChULrLB rAiLkR. Be.'.'t ss"-
York
scroiula Cured.-SMIrHS BOTANICAL MEDICINE ss
sCkOflA which has been oand by ihe etpooe ds
the last be fras specific for Serouoas sf-e
ssroiu. Which other remei,, could
ou be obAHe of the proprietor Smosn L. .s 0es Oefe
SMITHS Drug No s0 kghth,g. y .sa sO~bsr- s.s
United state. and 10 .ah needs tesneo,.
Iemonas as TO ca r, I iri,bia Of me mses %, ,.
sS S. sS is . s. 10, s 20 s ss.s s &
Po-r-Oce Notc-.-rs- ssh Dr s,rOps asnas ,h' s.sA
s.a.s "a. sEDA Az al. S s's,s =. % va
l A'' Pu JONES. rsslsI's.
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MIkRlEU

Wedding and Visiting Cards, tHt. Stamping Note Paper
Ms LvsEaILls Sons a. OlD DurCa CHUKes
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DIED.

an Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed Nth faN
nGae aud address
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Tack Marker Headquarters 6r SeSpe.NscAse. Pail.
BArnas Gocdneh" 81 l. w BAKSUs SO BrosdSay n
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THE STATE or TRADE
DONFSTIC MARKETS.

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
IoSpoS March 29Benng-Su TO arrive closed easier aD' ""
z
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Lbertr b-s bsh aud DRY the meadows staten Isis,
ashore dsrbg the bov ni San1A heos vii be
TO Goat ber b. digsIag eaos around her,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-22
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN,
IN that the Board Of Trustees OF the Town OF
Gold Hill, win meet as Board Of Equalization,
TO equalize the assessed valuation Of all prop
erty within the corporate limits Of the town, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1870, sitting from
. to 4o'clock r. H., aud continue In sPssion from
day TO day for two weeks, or until the business
holdits slttlngs at theofice OF the Town Mar.
shal. Main street, Gold Hill, where the assess.
nent roll will be open for inspection.
~ VIZ. Hr. DOANE,
Clerk OF Board of Trustees.
Gold Hill August ID, 1870. auetG
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-22

Carefully reported on, by results nom one ounce
assays.
Having fiftecn Years experience in the Assay
ing business on the Pacific Coast. accurate re-
turns can be guaranteed.
Assays TO conform to the U. s. Mint returns.
CHARGES AT SAN FRANCISCO RATES.
H. HARRIS.
Silver City, Jnly 2lst, 1870. lyll.u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-22
Steam and Water Baths

DR. MAYER BRGs a .s~
~ leave to announce to the x aS"I.
public that from and after this .
date his BATHING ROOMS AYN s32
will he open EVERY DAY for tho acCt nniuda.
tiUn of Datlers. .....
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-22
CAUTION I

THE PUBLIC ~ HRRRRY car
TONED against occupying or purchasins from
A. s. Edwards, or his agent, the property known
as the Fort Homestead Property, sitnated In the
town OF Gold IIill, Storey County, Nevada. Said
property belongs TO Y: Lyford and family a.
the State Laws Of Nevada. Legal proceedings
will be commenced - judicially determine the
validity Of our title to the entire premises, AMI
alltrcsspassers punished accordingly:
z. LYPoRD.
Gold Hill, August Cd, 1870. au9.ti
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-18
Marriage at the Tombs.

The New York News. in giving an
account Of some recen, matrimonial slli-
snces q, The Tombs Court, in lhs, city,
records the following, before His Honor
Justice Dowling
Thomas Kelly, from the County An.
trim, gray.hslred. hale old boy OF forty.
nine. and Jane Howard. a young widow
Of eighteen or twenty, entered The court
and informed the Justice that they had IA.
ken notion 10 each Other, and desired
10 be married.
How long have you been eourting I"
ssbed his Honor Of Thomas. "0Dly
three days, sir, This is The woman | have
been Iooki ng for al my life" VERY
we'll, then stand up and take each olh-
er's righ' hand" The blusbing pair a.
rose.
Justice TO Kelly-Do you know OF any
inpediment why you should NOT be mar
ried TO Ihis woman I.
KsIIy-Begous. your bOnoL don't
know. The doctor nisef iowld me bad
any peJimenis. and don't think there's
any 10 The way OF Jane. .-----
Justice Will you lore, confotl. honor
and cherish her J
Kelly in,suopiipg-l'll do my best,
your honor. You know | work on The
rsiIrosd, and can only be wid her on
Sunday.
Justice 10 Jsne-WIlI you obey hinl
KelIy-sbe will. your honor, III be
bound. .-s.e
Jusace-Wjll you 90 ss a faithful hue.
bound is bound 10 do in health, siekness,
prosperity and sdversiyl
Kelly-O, yes. yer honor. III stick
% her while have penny in my pock-
ct. or rag 10 my back. ..iI
Justice repestibg-WiII you do as
faithful husband 10 bound 10 DO
Kelly again in,erupting-Afrsh, v bat
d. ye n sne. yer honor .E3
Jsstiee.-Answer my questions; yes or
no. ,sf a ...-.
KeIIy-I will--ye.; sir.
This vas the end Of the inieroQsto-
ries. aud the ceremony was concIuded.
Never porclIsse love or kieaJsbip by
gifts: when thus oblsinsd. ihsy are lost ss
soon as you stop symeDt. est.
Much /, said in ibese days OF soaan'.
sphere. Is /, moi true that her principal
lear 10 that che will loi get married.