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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-19
FIsK,s LITTLE BOARD BILLS.

TO me EditOr or The TrtbHne.
SIR Can you tell why it is that James Fisk
or his agents pay the board bills Of several OF the mem
beers OF the Legislature OF the State OF NewJersey
short time since, the proprietor r. Bartlep OF the
American Uouse 1renton Informed me that Mr. Fisk.
and other leading railroad men, owed him about 5000
for board &c. due from members ofthe Legislature ana
as Mr. Fisk had not paid according 10 promise, ne WrOto
hi letter asking that II he was not going " pay, 10
say So and stating that the members were anxious 10
have il settled and II Mr. r. did not pay, they would
The day Mr.. fisks agent called on MI bhttlett
and made arrangements Ia pay the IollOWlhs Neehi
which presume he has done. Yours truly, W.T..
Trenton. June ~. 1911
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pASSFyGERS ARRIVED.

FROM sAvANNAHIn steamship Herman Livingston June lA-p
wife Mrs Lorraine Rogers Nc. g. l. aoa
Mrs Jno T. aws Miss A. Mle Mrs ~ Ne, "a, l pI,,ht d.
n r. steele Mrs d. Hedge = Hoige Mrs r. fAhhes MS
r. G. Chh Mrs. strauss Capt f. W MI we aII eell his
H. Baser Gen NJ Lowell j. NJ y. Lowell MAJOR ~ ~ pfeuit'
r. Paddock W. II Harrington, James NC W Avssu
william Kboy q. C. Brosn, W ; Hart r. ; t9apman nj
.on DR. Koch N Palmer lolugsRorh, NJ s1h H. Il1tel
O. b g. H. Sockbdlgc,J Harrington Neb "m T. 2lo'
J snyder }. r. Tabor A. NJ Ives, - W. smith, J. Au'n James
O'Byrne T. Blown, ard four lu sicerigc q, NJ ~
FROM sAkANSAH-ln steamship H. lyng.'en upe Jul "
Br1wpoa LoT,ne Roeers Mrs i hoxeFs anu party
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MINOR .AFFRAYs.
MIR. CHENEY's CHURCH sYMPATHTzE WITH HIM.

TO the EdfOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: VIII not THE TRIBUNE correct a ru-
regarding the Cheney case as utterly without foun
dation as is widespread In your issue OF the 9Th
find the following which has since been copied by most
of the newspapers the country 1t is reported that
a number of Mr.. Cheneys congregation disapprove or
his conducting the church services, and ne continues
In It, steps will be taken I'm the civil courts TO compel the
use OF the Protestant Episcopal service by minister OF
good-standng" Mr.. Cheney has In possession paper
signed by all but three of the pewhoders IN his chuTch
requesting him TO continue his service as their pastor
These with five others not pew holders nave LETT Chrlst
Church for other parishes and do not longer consider
themselves communicates The present members OF tbe
church. between 800 and AGO. are as one man thei
port OF Mr. against the unrghteOus persecution OF the
Bishop of Illinois. These facts are only ,Ae TO justice.
Chicago, June ., 1871. PREsbiIEkIAS'
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r. 'p ~ hsr MIS- Minett Mrs Wells .ad t-e eBrssf
~ n "a Srsss NE Chls mrs strahs Capt W Ba
We and child Mis- Basler Gen. LeVe NJ B. Lovsr MAJ r.
K. W. - rwaoAs ksrr o. H. Harrington Jsias No
wqnan, ~ hiDoy ~ = Brown, W. D. Hart " y Chap
sa,, sas9n Dr. kocs NJ Palmer Geo Helingswirh NJ
Wshh 'pOst a. D. MINIS o. hocnbrdge HsrrJftoa !.
T. Turner. Jsmes D Byrne p Brown ~
FROM LlyBP0OL-n Steamship Calabrs lime Ill. D.
J,mes dreene VIM Gordon Paui BairIa Dvsn.
80, NJ. K en1 nn' fyhe WIN Larol Mr. md siS Haa
S ~ "Lsh, s~ Aary = keEenegh, Mis- Eln 3enneir
NaP ~ 1et ana man servant MI and hrs D. Caun1r ~
dg,o, 'e' " iDs'~' hrS and Mis- Bronbec00, Chlss B.
FkOh LIFEifoVL-in steamship Columbia June iTR lBrnAs
o. AmAndBon Robert Young lady family George Doelra Sd AZ.
Mr. Dundee Aierander Fsksn add sy Mss McLareo Ms M
Mrs Macarthur. -
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ONE DAYS CRIME.

AN ADROIT ATTEMPT TO PASS A FORGED CHECK.
Alexander FINISH claiming to be dealer in hide
av Galveston Texas hired Office at No. % Dest re-
Gently and Gresnaum Bros Co., bankers and
brokers' the National Park Bank building dpOsug
Thursday be drew check for S275 which not
sened $500 which norsed by the fm When
Ensh presented the latter check for payment 4 the PARK
Melville, Hllyer. saving that the lad was honest
sent Mr. Ge9sanm and as the eerscaoa was gn9ine was
referred TO Mr. Genbam pronounced correct and cashel On
day the boy presented another $s2sO similar al respects
teller suspicious however submitted cheek the inspection
taken intoea and an officer sent to tnsh ONCE Inc Yer was
he was discharged
AN OUTRAGE on sHPBoARD.
William Foster captain Of the bark Nora lying the foot Of
Congress Brooklyn locked the Third Precinct Station
House. on Saturday night charge Of having beaten and
James Culver the cOrei cook Of the vessel Cuy
had failed prepare supper the satisfaction Of the
captain and Richard Nickel and that they had beaten him o. the
private Waterman who standing the pier stated that be saw The
The captain Justice Demar Yesterday and denied
the aa w m d.e s sd f e pS Fl the baE Nora
Whe9 went on board At su9doEn on SATURDAY my h' mate was on
ready eteapot tod the cook
cabin boy What the matter with the cook The boy d that be bad
been o and b s da n I sOo s S sS a and tod
bin 80 and get the tea and make less noise lie said Il
men 1G IL t 5s vessel The mate and the COOK
the hand
spike He slipped and fell his back striking his bead the hahSay
aud emitting himself He jumped 9P and selling the h.nd pursued
boy told the cook he would better bed aud lock s door He
refused saying the boys life asked him for the
baspke and he gave the boy tried him,
but head Of the gangsay he fell overheard threw him
ropes but and under the wharf There
were no and assault committed Justice pena committed
the captain further examination The cooks head badly bat not
seriously cut"
MINOR sAFFRAYs.
James Murphy and Patrick Boyle quareed SATURDAY night
barroom in Ouehundrel Traye and Boyle
as stabbed in the right houler Murphy arrested and committed
Yesterday, By Justice MeQuade. ~ 49,, g.,
-Four unknown rufans SATURDAY assaed Charles wilson IN s
saloon No He drew pistol aud attempted TO shoot The
leader OF the gang on succeeded in putting ball through his OWE
hand. The assaiiant escaped. -
Timothy Long sailor board the ship Titan, Png oil Bedoe
SATURDAY the abuse OF the
captain picked by tie yacht emhou and turned over TO
the Harbor He declared that there general dissatisfaction
among the crew brutal treatment O the es
and that lie sent back to the vessel BY the
Police who found everything quiet on hoanL ..-,. A.,
McGodrek butcher Of No l6l Bowe was coml 70 ~
Tobs Yesterday BY Justice Scott for shooting WH NI - o.
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1t is stated that among the best paid jour
nasts in the German States the editor OF the ho
nische Zetng who receives 1880 year the editor OF
the Hamburger Ndehriehten whose salary Is about
s2iO0 and the editor OF the AugSbuger AHgemene Ie'
tunQ who has 8, $50 per annum.
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
MONDAY. JcSE 70.
No Steamship Mails


TUESDAY, JUNE 20 ,,Io Ihn,iDeI,
for Europe Plymouth and Hamburg per aeamsn
FROM foot Third st. Hoboken close at the Post Oh
station A. IL d, 1850 steamship sais a. p a
Mail ,foF double paid letters only made up 'H o % ~
uobokru. aud close at /. 70 m.
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6aIes bp auction

A. MKRwIS. AGctloneer II
DY BANGS, MERWlN a Co, BroadNay, cor
ID 4h-Saes OF Books Works u Art Fancy Goods Hpue Ne
MONDAY 49, and following days al p NJ bTeca sale n"
Tof the Gowans stock Of Books "a.
TUESDAY MORNING 20 10 o'clock Bankrupt Sale OF tSs
fremont Color ork 3J East Twenty seeoni -s
Stock, Machinery, etc
CEO. A. LEAVTTT & Co. Qate Leayitt
" S,rebegh Coz Clinton Hail. Astorplace For the SAFE
AUcroS Of COLLECTIONS OF Books PANrNj aud ~
snlI LII PROPERTY
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COURT CALENpARs-THr DAY.

SUPREME J-CAendar caei at 10
Third Monday Motion Calendar.
TERaSuTH BRAND, "opens at iO m-Case on.
GENERAL TKRN-ISsRAHNS j. BARNARD and CARDolo. JJ-
rafnrl na1ala
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AHCH. JUHNsTUNI AUFIIDN0FT
osce and s,lesroon n Nsssau Opposite the Post Ofoe
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

"kNDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
L CmICKBRiNG Grand PIANoFQRTB' CARPETS iT; Ss CIV
SSoNn,y uSg 10 AT 10 O'CLOCK AT THE PRIVATE RIM.
DESCg No 3WEST FORTY SECONDST NEARFFlli-A b. ALI
he handsome furniture contained said house comprising IN par
Carved Suites Crimson satin Roses oo Oener ssa
Side Table. yanead marble tops. Rosewood Eagenes AL Nans
S Carved Rosewood Grand Plane re Chckerng ma4eri
spv Carved solid Oak Dining Table Buffet and Customers Am AID
s Chairs Library Bookcase Chairs Desks and sece. hs'nst
Mahogapv and Enimeld Bedroom Suites Clrel haf -
Feather Pillows Bosiers Wilton Velvet tusse ana s
nets and on Cloths; China aud Glassware, together vi" uo
Eprniture with which the sale viii commence.
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sas. .Hsnsa sgt. OBhen. Sheriff
ISL DAVIS sgt. Mos.
Isl. .McTerney. infant, sgt. hur'
ply.
us..AFate sgt. Lowenbein.
"Opens at III a. m.--Case on.
FART t-CuRTIs. "opens at 10 O. %.
381. .Hollingshead aet. King.
yf1..Dilger act. TiemeTer.
$40. .Dngro sgt Lilenthal.
5C51. Crawford Agt. Kelly.
l6O59. Murphy ACT. Buckipe.
6o62. Bel agt. The A. NJ. b. Co.
6ll8.. Weinberg sgt Rothschlld.
66j9. .Bsbut agI. Dempwoh
It.-ALgER, J.
no -. Hawthorn sgt. The Oh Do
D. minion Ship Co.
1888. .Sohill AIT. Cropey.
6l66. Collins sgt. Cropsey.
l6l67. .MeAdAm AIT. Dunlap.
6lG9. Bell agt. Franklin.
STD. Lynch sgt OBnen.
Oil. .Quade agt. Dsmmann.
f.-Calendar called At II a. m.
1912. Frank at. Bindemann.
6T93. .Lorensen agi. Isasesen.
67g4. .Speltman agt Durmd.
-. Williams sgt. The NeW.f0rk
and Austin Silver Ming Co.
Before Recorder HACKKrT.-Opeus At
] u an.
M 4. Charles Smith and James C.
Miller, grand larceny.
o. MARY O'Eeill, grand larceny. .
lcis o. James Goggins and Michael
Powers. grand larceny.
10. .John Leonard. grand larceny.
and II. .Mrde Saunders, grand larceny
q casos).
ll2. .Adolph LenIower. gTaDd hrc'y.
10. John OiToole, petit lsrceHy.
CIRCUIT-KISGs COusTL
81. Myers sgt. Same.
16i. Same at. Same.
l58. Lane sgt. Pelican.
81. .Sussdon agt. Schmidt.
10. Mullen act. O'BrieD
I6. .Blydenburgh agt. Nesmith.
70. Netting agt. HusteaL
!. %. Hood sgt. Rodiguet.
50. .Apsiey sgt. Pease.
70. Laned at. HDdsOn
10. .Tarhell agt Docter.
l4l. Dodge agt. Walter.
l42. smith agt, Jones.
l43. johnson agt. Clark
lgl. .Hsmnett at. Walter.
Us. Smith agt. Rogers
III. butcher agt grlsk.
223. .Oberlander agt. Jariin.
229. .Kneeland sgt. Farmer.
go. Mcdonald agt. Flood.
2Jl. Kay agt. De Grod.
2Jg Bell agt GlsckeR.
,R 233. Bliss at. wilcox.
234. Berry agt. Dls5row.
23j. .Stu1wel AT. Hopkins
For motion, l9J
JRT-BPooSLYH
$50. .Kuckerer sgt. Reilly.
y 1876. .Hoag agt. NghtbOdy.
I3g. Sumner agt. Skillman.
POI. .Sehaefer agt. DeyYr
-. White sgt. Horton
%. .Maeomber AIT Hihreth.
I49. Werner agt. Shearman
%. Wood agt. Mullen
a.. FIREMAN agt Hops.
III, Dudley agt. Clover.
III. Valentine act. Hyde.
1913. Kelly sgt. Winnger
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Urintlne.

C,TDnnpTTs SONS 1Ul FultOn-st.-
w VI. nv Ehi1EiIxr AM IoR PRINTERS Inl LABsL
MANUFACTURERS
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- ~ . u ~
1911. Mott act. Renshaw.
l92. Hunt agt. Peine.
1873. Bronson agt. the Chicago,
Rock Island ana Pacific
R.R. Go.
1874. Weed agt % Bnen.
II. Smith sgt. Reynolds
1873. Ogden sgt East River ms. Co.
1893. Smith agt. Reynolds
200. Palmer agf Richmond Iron
Mining Co.
Dol. Matthews agt. Hubbard.
202. Kuhn agt. Buckner.
2e3. Same agt. Kirehhof.
20i. Barker agt. Seaman.
DIT. "opens at II a. m.
10. jain. Admir-, &c, agt. The
Mayor OF NY.
7 81 Lindsey agt. European Pc
troleIfn Co.
I'll. Morris sgt. Whalen.
81. Dempsey agt Appleton,
335. KEENAN, agt Dengle.
46g. Bering agt Dudley.
20. Siege agt Liyitsky.
SO. willis sgt. Weaver.
oil. Trenton Iron Go. agt. Lang.
don Rolling Co.
al. .Clark agt. Rubens.
500. .Rotman agt. jones.
;. "opens at l0l q. m.
1896. .viele AIT. Fiele.
800. We'll agt DIESEL.
1914. Roberts, surv'r, &c, sgt.
Fisher.
250. st. Nicholas InSur. Co. AIT.
Mer. Nh. =. & NJ. Ins Co.
li2. Bull agt. International Insur-
sncc Co.
l76. .Bly agt. Conner.
204. ID. Davis agt. Rye. jr.
l474. Horn ACT. Amicable Mutual
Life Ins. Co.
22li. Mckinley agt. Lamb.
0O6. Alexander agt Lewis.
i-MoSELL, "opens at II a. m.
AT. Stevens.
"Opens at II a. IN.
lOU5. .Minlesheimer AZ. The Con.
Ins. Co.
lOi5 Miles agt Brown.
7il. .Dickey sgt. Brown.
l5lS. Oakley agt. The Mayor, &c,
Ny.
1868. Peek agt. Whitney, b., &c.
67j. Brown, jr., agt Peyser.
ll2l Planning sgt. bryce.
~ Ross agt. Collins, Imp'd. kc.
ilJ9. Robertson agt Atlantic Mu.
lus. Co.
llj5. Wheeler agt. n. Y. Nh. Ins.
Co.
81. Kelly ACT. Condict.
go. .Same Sgt. Same.
24j. Ross agt Whitfield,
1853. .Keyser agt. Ashley.
1881. Wallace AIT. Shspter.
s3l. Levi agt. Bhdgew'E PIT. L G.
Works.
"opens at II q. m.
d72. .Wistar agt. Matthews.
6lB. Staples agt. Erben.
~. Dunn agt. Rollins.
762. Lang agt. O'Brien.
1880. Rector, &c, Church Of Re.
deemer Agt. Crawford.
B05. Feiiser agt. Hahn.
sl2. .Odell agt. Pierce.
-R0BISsOS, "opens At II an.
100. Haynes agt. Fowler.
lis. More agt. Rand.
. DALI, "Opens at | an.
bss. Constant AIT. Rector, 6e., OF
~ Adams Church.
1895 .Hyland act. Rich.
so. Baron agt. Mabie.
5l2. Bell AIT. Home Insurance Co.
32i. Hughes Sgt. Mercantile Ma.
Insurance Go.
10. .Stra;ton AL. Pohalski.
Sbl Hebbari act Hall.
1905. .Materston sgt. Rogers.
23j. Morris AIT. White.
AZ. Leonard sgt. MARKS.
Ji3. Wise Agt. Broadway and
seyenih.aye. x. r. Co.
1873. New ioIk Horse ShOeiug Go.
agt BRAY.
N. .bokspou at. Washington.
SIS. .utyluAn AZ Pdst,r
AZ .Goeghau agt braunagBa.
617 bowen agt Chaset
IN, ,kidnsI AT. Wash.
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Doaro aro Rooms.

r,k,II " .o,,,,i,;,,, two ROOMS hay find
ANIL icpulin - :, ~. p,,yi ienoI New jersey
"A good BOARD eony,men. 70 e'o iSt Location. 4b.ug. Al
dress Boz p o. Nea-Pmyiienee, n j. -t---
,,o ~, -i,,.I,, ,,o,,,lo,nep without board,
D LEl-lO siilSic SSiiti ~, III s,,r, al,e HALL
BEDROOM Al leo BOed A. eess Dean. Bs0shue Hs's''
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ialenuAr Calu
%. .McCori sgt. The People.
70. .GestOn agt The People.
ito. WoOdhull ast. RosenthaL
III. Bartlett agt. Drew.
l78. .Paleu agt, Bushnell.
l7D. Walker agtAmer. Nat Bank.
100. .LOsee agt. Matthews. |
276. Rogers sgt. FAirchild.
1871. Poster agt Townsend Manu-
featuring Co.
1872. Wood & Mann Steam Eng.
Co. Agt. Low.
1873. low agt Wood 4 Mann
Steam I'm. Go.
1859. .SecOr sgt Lorillani.
100. Harms agt. Badettg.
CIRCuIr-PART I-BRA
Isl. .Wbelanl sgt Lynch, Survivor,
&c.
1871. Taylor agt OConnor.
235. Coulter agt. Board Of Edues-
ton for the City Of ~ Y.
337..N. Y. Guaranty ami Indemnity
Co. agt. Flynn.
III. .BrOOme agt. Stought0n.
a3. .Raynor agt. Benedict.
399. Bender sgt. kron.
ass. Casey agt. Teal.
s57> JOY agt Cook.
t63. BID Of CONS Of Pilots agt.
Pacific Mail $. =. Co.
PART II.-YAN BKUST
270l Jewell sgt. Black ct al
St Casanova agt. De Vale.
SO. j. Cooke sgt. the Seventh
Ward National Bank.
l46. Bailey, reoe'r, &c, sgt. Rath.
bun.
GAG. Hoffman agt. Wagner.
| 252i Rockwell sgt. Third-ave. r. !
X. Go.
l2eiI Tyng agt. Commercial Ware |
house Co. Of N. Is.
288i Levy agt. Vandyke.
1891 Smith agt. Clueas
l68. GaRo agt. N. II. Steamboat
60. !
SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcIAL TgRN
81. Wright .
PART I.--sPESCER. J
567. .Elfelt AIT. Newark India Rub
Der Manufacturing Go.
935. lie CautenlI agt. Lyons.
$50. Smith agt. Frost.
1883. Bier agt Dexter.
800. Ryan agt The Hudson River
X. Il. Go.
R87. Cullen AIT. Moloughney, ~.
7O5. .Foutauce agt. Mckinney.
70f. .schanek AIT. Roman.
go. .Arkenburgh agt Weed.
g39. .HArkeT agt. PARKS
rs. Barber AIT. OBrien.
l0ll. .Tburber sgt. Normser.
800. .seedenberg at. Fitzpatrick. \
loss. .sippel agt WarshAner.
1901. .Duyall. err. &e., agt. St.
James Lutheran. L. Oh.
789. .Blant Agt. Mari.
nO5. .frohhehstein agt. Heller X
Go. ]
PART II.-BARBOUR,
II. Bolton agt Jacks.
no. .kldfidge agi Sirong.
l0i. Altman act, 0'Bren.
388. .Caspar Agt O'Bneu.
B5i. .MeCullough's Lead Co. sgt.
Strong.
Rg6. .LQynoI Agt. Quesada.
G08. Harris Agi. o. Bnen.
$50. Nicholson agt. Wallace.
CoAsOS PLgAs-KQUTi TERN
%. Aver agt. Austin.
". Aver agt. Rushton.
TRIAL TgRs PART III y
n. Bender sgt. Rvaranl.
500. Blunenthal Agt. Collins.
5l3. SACKS Agt MAidhof
SiJ. Harrison AIT. Thomson.
go. .Quinlan agt SiIth-aTe. X. X.
90.
go. Robinson at. Quaokenb0s.
22l. .Min~sheimer Agt. Wicks.
-. Brown AgL klliott
~. .Dayil agt Manhattan Gas Go.
ga. Dart agt Walker.
6yT. Pollock sgt LlienthaL
67J. Austin agt. Leesh.
no. .Kreyniborg sgt O'Bnen, shh
g4t Archer AT. RlkinA
AS. .Gofham AaBufg. lCo, agt
Barclay.
219. .Fiugcnld sgt.iMaiiland.
ll5l .McMullen agt. Cfonk.
RI. Hes sgi. OBneB, sherid.
sSS. .baaiasIet at sauna
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MINIATURE ALMAESc

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
40 Sun 733 Mooa .... 900
HIGH WATER
Sandy Hook. $40 Cows isand... 93J Vel Gate ...lI "a
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IN. .Tushs AT. Cohen.
34l. .Pnbourg agt Oil
90. .McCssiey, sd'r, sgt. Cans.
o62. vosburgh sgt. Brewster.

IN. .Tushs at. Ccbsn.
Al. .Prib0urg AFT Oil
90. .AcCszieY, sd'I, sgt. Cans.
o62. .yosbgrgh agt. Brewster.
PAIR H-C. p. DAILY, @. J.
MARINE COuRr-TRIAL TIRn-PI
500. .PurInan agt Chase.
500. fame sgt. Same.
6is1. .Rngs art. Kruse.
6s8fi. DOllner sgt Iseacsen.
5OOT. .Mahony agt McNamora.
-. .Gottsbsrger sgt- Ryan.
500. .BeadlestOn AIT. Mcintyre.
STD. .sAltonstall sgt 0penshaw.
PART H.
576l. Dryer sgt The Am. and Euro
pean Crystalliled Egg Co.
bT95. Martin sgt. Ti,ton-
1854. Barnard at. Marsh.
GOO. Brown az Cannon.
604l. Rogers sgt. Appleyard.
600. Roth act Quinn.
6l53. SNOW sgt. Mathis.
6lT3i. King AIT. Stevens.
PART IIl.-TRACY, j.
67fT. Curry sgt. Van Norman.
-. .Lurf agt. Baker.
6T89. Ball agt Wood.
62l4. Orr agt. Holmes.
6385. .O'Dowd sgt. Daily
COURT or GENERAL sEssi0Ss.-B
III
1..Prederick Luthy and J. N.
Tabr. gambling.
9. Michael Crowley, robbery.
3..Edward Castep and Francis
Norton. burglary.
4..George Flanagan, burglary ,
5..Thomas Jackson. assault and
battery.
SWIM. Hill, grand larceny.
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DECEIVER's SALE
ENGINES, BOILERS. TOOLS, MAClfiNERf'
PATTERNS, &C.
1.-THE
NOVELTY IRON WORKS,
FOOT OF EAST TwBLPTHSTr NEWYORK
RpNJ PAIRCHILD Auconeer, VII seI A. pubic alcson on
pNS ruIiPSniY The 6h dsy Of Juy 1911 Al 10 a. TIC bal
a1s u the stock Of the Novelty Iron Works oas'5g ~ one s lev
r Ram Engine 9Oinch b. tee stroke vita lulaar b%sI'
Pndunm Engine. i2inch by linch 'trole y" M LEO
motive Fue and ref urn Tubular Boiler; Lahes Boring VIZ
N Rivng Machines Boiler Makers Bacssmiths ana foaA.ss
Fools Cnpolas Craue- Puleys. shifting Hangers faen, &c 80
two steytns,ns Turbine NaerNheAs =" iAene' ID 1'''' 49,
buckets cut seA'Hs 49, - Wv JOHN 5 Shuttle. Received
Catalogues sent. Address ,,, A., O p..e.t
JOHN 5 SHULILE No "a bas1 Ieeusl'@-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-19
W r. R0sERrs, Aucsiosecf. NON
l. cor at puhlic Auction. on NUN

ITO BE SOLD, at Public Auction on ho Nv. !,
DAY June 49, 1871 At Il o'clock nooa, on soad AZ m ~
last R.yer where sh nov Be seen a =. - \,
AZ hour The iron steamboat METROPOLITAN ormey rs ,
,hs Pore D.naruent OF the City OF Neg YORK nne = '
length e feet beam depth Of toA VIII 0''As e
5 feet stroke and 51inch cylinder. - c.u..,, NJ Gu
Terms OF sae-Ten per 10 be PAID 20 We "A
Revenue at the and pace 81 sale The hAnos w. I
hi. ohce. the Court HOUSE, upog 9si,e ~ -"
New'iorA Comptroller once FPlIcIItaD B. CONNOLLY,
C,%ptroler u the city Of Sewf YORK
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-18
Through Railroad Connection.
The Oreqonidn says

The OregonidA says:
"If there be one thing which Oregon
needs more than all things else, it is
through railroad connection with the
Eastern States. Local railway enters
prises have, indeed, done much for the
State, and will do much more but SO
long as we are without a railway to
unite US with the East, we shall be in a
condition of isolation, and the growth Of
our population and industries must be
comparatively slow. People who would
come to Oregon cannot get here with
speed and convenience. To many, the
trip from San Francisco, either over
land or by sea, seems difficult and for
mldable Even more difficult is the
trip through Idaho, from the railroad
1t is probable that within few years
we shall have connection through
Southern Oregon with the lines of the
Central Pacific but no one can yet form
any definite idea as to when this result
will be achieved True, the lines at
either end are approaching each other
but it is to be remembered that many
hundred miles arc still to be built, and
that within this space is embraced by
far the most difficult portion OF the
whole route. And were this route now
completed, it would still be rounda-
bout way of reaching Oregon from the
East; preferable, indeed, to any route
of access now existing, but still not what
is wanted for the full accomm odation Of
the State, The Northern Pacific will
ultimately give us connection with the
East, but this also is an indirect route.
For direct route, the proposed branch
from Salt Lake presents advantages for
the largest part of Oregon over all
others 1t is for this road that land
grant is now to be sought. The oppo>
sition to the policy of land grants,
which has grown up within the last few
years, will make the accomplishment Of
this object difficult. Still, if the case
be presented to Congress in proper
light and on a proper showing, the diff
ficulty may not be insuperable. A
memorial on the subject, to be adj
dressed TO Congress will be circulated
here this week, and no doubt it will be
generally signed"
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-18
HONOR NOIIR BUSINESS.


1t Is a good sign when a man is
proud of his work or his calling; yet
nothing is more common than to hear
men finding fault constantly with their
particular business, and deeming them
selves unfortunate because fastened to
it by the necessity of gaining liveli-
hood In this case men fret. and des>
troy all their comforts in the work, or
they change their business, and GO on
miserably, shifting from one thing to
another, till the grave or the poor.
house finishes their career. But while
occasionally man fails in life because
he is not in the place fitted for his pc
culiar talent, it happens ten times
oftener that failure results from neglect
and even contempt of an honest bust.
ness. A man should put his heart into
everything that he does. There is 90
profession that has not its peculiar
cares and vexations. No man will es-
cape annoyance by changing his busi>
ness. No mechanical business is alto
gether agreeable. Commerce, 10 its
endless varieties, is affected, like all
other pursuits, with trials, unwelcome
duties, and spirit-tiring necessities. 1t
is the very wantonness Of folly for
man to search out the frets aud bur-
dens of his calling, and give his mind
every day to the consideration of them.
They belong to human life. They are
inevitable. Broodng over them only
gives them strength On the other
hand, man has power given him to
shed beauty and pleasure on the home-
liest toll, if he is wise. Let man adopt
his business, and identify it with p!ea-
SAINT associations for heaven has given
us Imagination, not alone to make US
poets, but to enable all men to beautify
homely things. Heart-varnish will cover
up innumerable evils and defects
Look at the good things. Accept your
lot as a man does a piece of rugged
ground, and begin to get out the rocks
aud roots, to deepen and mellow the
soil, to enrich and plant it. There is
something in the most forbidding avo
cation around which man may twiue
pleasant fancics, out of which he may
develop an honest pride.