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CRIMINAL COURTS.

Adam Picer a brewer at No. 1913 Leonard-st.,
Brooklyn held $500 bail yesterday by United States Commits
Jones' await examination charge Of uegcng the
special tai
At the TOmbs Police Court. yesterday, Justice
Hogan Mordnho German boarding house keeer
No so aerst whom William Lawrence sailor iniuste
When Lawrence asked for the Of
his money declared be nothing the
Lawrence who they him the money
MorenhO House OF Detention Joseph Sch
alas Miner committed for obtaining number Of books from VIM
Rad Of No. $50 PeaTlS, a. forged onier, pur
porting to be signed BY s. Zickel He also charged
with passing smar7orge check for $50 at IN, Ne Yot DINO
payment advertising receiving l2 change
Rape Italian committed for receiving quantity Of goods
the OF George CcOn Nos ~
ia by his employees Joseph Beatty Of Mount Vernon
suspicion Of stealing chain and value
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
SATURDAY. JuLr

SATURDAY.. JULY
Europe Queenstown and vePoo per steamship Cy o.
YeWYork sails from Pier as ~ r. close PosOhce At ll:
at station A, I:OO a. M d, lO9p m SuppeIleniar
Mail, for pad Letters only, made on fier NO a. NJ H. anu
closed At ls m. steamship sails at 2 p. 81, 90,
letters deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid Win
double postage.l
Mails via Eare per steamship Pereire sails
" r.. close the Office ll3J No Sup
Elementary Mall
Mails Ststes via Bremen. steamship Main sail
Thrl Hohokeu, Close at he PostOhoe at ~ at
station A HOO d, 1880 No Supplementary Mall Steam
ship sails at 2 p.
FOR Porto Plata Domingo &c steamship Tbee
from pier No " the PostOce at steamship
sails at p
All today II O'Clock The tosomce IS oveR from
MONDAY. JULr J.
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A WARNING TO MANY POLICEMEN.
OFFICER GILLESPIE SENTENCED TO TEN YEARS
IMPRISONMENT.


Ex-POlceman John Gillespie who pleaded
guilty last week shooting officer Leroy was brought
forward in the Court Of General Sessions yesterday Tor
sentence Recorder Hackett in sentencing him to ten
years imprisonment at hard labor, said:
&" YOu without cause, on the day in question: ruth
lessly assaulted citizen Not content with the commits
of that wrong you beat dubbed and robbed ano
Their citizen and when officer Leroy attempted to inter
fere TO prevent further 0urages on yOur part you drew
your revolver and shot him in the head and when pros
trate upon the ground You shot him IN the thigh, ana
them with the barrel Of your pistol or your club endeay
ored put of his eyes Your sole plea Il that at
the time you intoxicated, and unconscious
OF your acts Voluntary intOxicatiOn, accord
ing TO our law, does not crime, nor
does 1t excuse the question Of intent. In my
Judgment, aggravated the character of your crime
You broke a law of the department which you had
to respect in drinking at all while on duty f0n
nringed it's proper discipline in assauting fellOwoi
GER and that with the intention OF taking his life YoI
now stand indicted the commission OF three several
crimes: first, unprovOked assault and battery upon
Isaac WaltOn second of assault and battery ana hg-
wav robbery upon Albert j. Council; and, third, OF
felonOus assault upon officer Leroy with pistol Win
intent TO kill The uttermOs punishment that TINS Court
could impose upon conviction OF all these Onelses
would be imprisonment for the term of 81 years bt az
YOU have wisely peadedtO the commission OF tne gaNtr
ofiense. further prosecution OF the Other indictments
will be made.
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AN UYTRUsTwoRTHY BUSINESS AGENT.

Thomas Holloway of London brought suit
against David Prngle, yesterday in the Court of Com
mon Pleas before Judge Larremore to recover $4,000
He alleged that the defendant had been appointed gen
eral managing agent for the sale of plaintiffs patent
medicines and had defrauded him that amount. On
Nav "a H. NJ Martin appointed in his place, and on
examining the books found in lOaccOunts alone dencen
pense and bank accounts civil suit was begun and an
order arrest granted and served upon Prnge IA ne
Uas nrenarng 10 abscond. The up yesterday
on motion discharge the prisoner who confined In
Ludow-st JAIL the ground of the fasy OF the allie
cation Case adjourned until Monday, at the sOlicta
ton OF PLAINTIFF attorney.
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CHjis Ihb Nv iiSHhi''~-'N'S'
PORT OF NEW yoWK. .......... ............JUSE 90
CLEARED.
STEAMSHIP. A6s' CIR s Caf fiisGs D % r ce Co
Sieam.bp Monitor Jones Philadelphia
Siso%:ig h ed 1Isef Pl rea' Pha1cpBn
Steamsbp s. C. Walker SherrB Philadelphia. ..
steamship Henry Chauneey Conner AHwa Pacific Nal S'esmhp
Steamship Black Diamond Meredith Philai,pha 4 Abbot
Slip Rolens Hammond London. Thos Dgnhams Sephec
Ssg I,9T1S BI 1 hSSS 6aS1 BOYD 1e
Bari Ades r6o as5s R In "a S Blown Co.
B Brlt BcE%oiy, HenIez. Portland l. Hatch -,
Bhe Ssiin, OBJ, venson Pcou lIatog, Watson Co.
BE Annie Collins 5r Coc6sa windsor s. CrsaJa BereauI
scbr Ju.tus Remission Portland II; P Brown Co
Sem GSGs pf rs5Ge ppHon Jse%e weinberg
Tho wiaan, Morgan Cat s,nl 10. Eneis s,,..
Schf j. j. clarke Lee, Boston r. ?. Goodwin son
Schr H. W. Atwood, Doane. PfoyncetoSn. b. j. weinberg
Schr Dart, johnson. stamford
Canal Pekens osweso National Tranora on
CapsI boa, c. Pierce Hart osvego Transportation Com
Barge Alfred D. Cook Barker Bridgeport, A. codngham
Steamship ceop Philips. savannah with md.e and pas,
Steamship South Carolina Beckett Charleston June b. With d aud
steamship Moro Castle adams Havana Jan ~ and Nassau 9th
BARR LOU. q O. wcls Rotterdam 80 day. with mise
Bark Pder DAM Jansen Port Talbot % DAYS With railroad iron
Schr Cspels John " b. Se'eOmb, Dorchester n b. L
NJ ! Keppeiv Virginia Oceanus Georgetown, d. c.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroN J0-ArTivei bark HOmewad Bound Gilmore iun
New Orleans bug Abbe, Harding from Monte1deo
FOREIGN PORTS.
LoSpoN 3The Cunar steamship Rus Capt Cook hom
New Yors June touched Queenstown this morning. and proceeded
for Liverpool
The Anchor steamship India Capt Munro from June
touched Neville this morning snd proceeded for 6aseoW
The Hamburg steamship 1hngia, CpL Lhef fom New
YORK touched southampton to-day aud proceed Tor Ham
burg
WTALERS.
letter Capt Briggs the bark Wave 81 b. sports her at
Barbados bbs. bkhsh oil. Noad De IyaI 10
iember.
MEMORANDUM.
The steamship Cola tBr .hch has been ashore Wells De @
several months Of last evening and owe into Port
Land Harhor this morning where she will be repArci
For Latest ship Ae,oS see fUf hPdgcI;
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orARrERNAsrpRs OFFICE. U. s. ARMY.
PHILADELPHIA, Penn, June 49, 18Th y,
SEALED PROPOSALS, in tTlphcate, VIII
- be- received AZ this until u o'clock SATURDAY. Jny
IS 1871 for building and Oneaf W Story Stone Lodge al Tie
Capeper Cour,. House (Ya) National Cemetery.
Separate bids Tor building Lodge Of brick are ae invited
be received this office az the same ume
f bupg Stone or Brick Wall Iron Rangs with double and
single Gate around the Fredericksburg a National Gem
-.,--,
Bidders Brick Wall and Iron ang viii be required
bid will be received that does
this requirement. The rubbish resulting ron the Ica
walton for for the Lodge TO be removed from
IN, @ Of each Cemetery expense Of the successful bidder
plans blank bids will be furnished upon
.,ai,a on 10 tbs undersiened HENRY c. HODGES,
1Ff' Major and Qusrternaster U. \. A.
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AIT HartmsnMoon ste ont frvolous dened Bde
AT HhdendofOrer Taylor AIT Bshop-
Discontinue acton and cancel undertaking. montAnns ast Levy
Justify Ins Bsrney-RecTer appointed Van Ness
AIT SesS-Dccroe Of divorce granted and custody Of children
awarded 10 plaintiff
Marine COurt-Pdrt HT.-Bv Judge Alker.-Bristow
Sprague-Aclon stable No. II Wiovane Iookl7n
the defense being eviction decision rrerVe sns gI
Clark-AdlOumod % July g.
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p6SSENCERS ARRJVED.

PROM SAyANNAHIn steamship Cleopatra. June 9-E BrooAs
r. T. Brooks Haren Mrs H. Ha1en IT, Blackwell Mrs II Baes
we'll Wareus w r. Spencer W G. Snedker H. II Br gilman .
y Pits in Mrs Harrison T. W. Lee wife and children Jno
Vein r. W. Hawkins j. Caldwell Mrs Caldwell a. H. Jeger' n
" Pppey p IIonlthuin Ltiieeeh r A. j. Hammond W. b.
Simmons Robert Eeider r. Wilson j. r. Whitman T. j. McOafhy'
r. b. Goweu Badger JenEinson snd IL III eAee'
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RcliQious Notices.

Al Trenors Lyric Hail. T23 SiIth-ave-Mr THOS. GALES
eey spruas SUNDAY, at lot and "a o'clock No reserved
Al Thirty -seyenIh-sI. VI. T.. Church, Thirdaye
preaching TOMORROW MORNING and EVENING by the Pastor
Rev. II BURCH. sests free sabbath School at AMI ai2
AIIen-st VI. e. Church, between Ri,ngton Delaneeys-
Rev WM. McALLISTER Pastor viii preach VI Oi sud !
Sunday school ard Il Sacrament at m. Young Peo
pies PRAYER Meeting seats Free Strangers and O,hc
are cordially invited
Association Hall. Tsenty Fourth.ave-Sr
OF Song SABBATH EVENING, july 2 y Address
By Rev. h. g. LEACOCK. Seats al free.
BIeecker-.t Uniyer-alst Church. Of Dovain.
Communion MORROW MORNING Preach
ing Rev T. g. WhEr>ER II TO- There will
evening unti tb- 20 SUNDAY o September
Church OF the Holy Trinity, Msiisonsye 81 Fouy
,-Dvne service snd Setmon SUNDAY at loi
D. H. The Rev STEPHEN H. TYING j., will preach
during July and August
Central VI. T.. Church. SeVenthsve, Fourteenth
Presiding SUNDAY, lDi m. and - BY Rev ANDRE"
L0NGACRE Pastor Trustees In attendance TO seat ,iTanger
Cssmopolitan Conference.-sUNDAi. july Subject
The Address the French struggle by The General COlH
ell Of TO the people u Europe and America"
J. W. GREGORY, seeretsry.
Central Presby Church FhysiIth.t. Boat
.sy-Preacng SABBATH by tue Pastor Rev j. d. WILSON
al lOi = m and u ,. H.
Church of the Heavenly Rect PInhavs above Forrlih
ct seo sni ~ EDAi MORNINGS AZ II Evening
service at o p
Five Points House of Industry. Us Nouls.. " =.
BARNARD lek tfkhi SUNDAY u tAr chapel
M lHsi1,oa al hasls ur 'ailsca a., lae'ss1 ie
corI al. iugt.d.
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TINS ONCE VIM P. cRMcHnL, Major Engineers c. s a.
OFFICE CHIEF 9gETERNsTEF FIE;T &rAE srs S


DISTRICT, NEw-YORK CITY June 10, lo'l,
CEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate, with a
- copy Of this attached each invited and WI be
pertinent with quantities Of FUEL more OF less
Fort Columbus " IIarbOr63OOOo lbs Stove and 2siSo lbs
Fort Wood Y Har5o-225OO lbs Stove and 1890 lbs Egg
Fort Hamilton n Y HarbO 900 ID, Stove, 1900 lbs Egg
Fort wai,ort5 n Y arbOr-5OoOoO lbs Stove 5000 lbs Nut
AMI lfj. 40 lbs. E-g Coal $1,000, , a ooo %, H.. T.,
Coal. ,-t.. -.
epon respective Posts, and the trimming must De uone " e
nst he made and such Quantities may be
reouired by Quartermasters Department -
made HewlOrk City according 70 ue weight Ut
measurement certified the Quarermasters az the place o. leFe
No lid viii be eueranei from par who has heretofore VIII
drawn or IA e o fulfill his contract
f,rn. Proposals. mu procured at this Office
hia guarantee signed
the bill Is accepted and CONTRACT neleu mo
10 fourth the amount oil the
contra for the faithful execution Of the same
The responsibility the must be certified 70 oy u D. DIS
trict-AtOmey or Judge ~, ~.
advertisement and bidders will have the privilege Of being present al tue
opening Of the bids go $500 .-. 90, A., t.....
The Government reserves right reject any all bids regarded
Department accept such portion OF any
hid NOT Post that be deemed OF advantage 10 TIE
Prposa must ndorsed Proposals FOR Coal" and addressed to the
undersigned application should be made for other nornauon
b, order Of Breyet Major General RUFUS INGALLS,
Colonel Assistant QuartemasterGeneraL
r. y. BATCHELDER
Major and Quartermaster e. q. VI
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IMPORTANT TO PRINTERS.
hA"b NhANNk FOR ANY ONR WISHING 10 sIhP INTO \
PAYING AND PROFITABLE BUSINESS.
ESTABLISHED ~ 1854
EOVs
90 Uhom II mon Concern

INFORMATION WANTED-Of CHARLES
PLACK who came 70 the United States 30 December, .)I aged
c0mple1n hight, SIX feet uce " anr Dern osr
found 70 j. H. CLARK Csriel-t st. lo1s Mo- -
Mrs., Faes g. p o. rorou Caaida they @ receive - S'd
VO ARCHTECTS.-De,ign for NEW
CAPITOL BUILDING for the state Of Michigan viii be- reeiYe
oT Of the Board Of state Binding Comm to-eT LlnSns
until WEDNESDAY. Nogemher j. l1l 20 ID O'Clock. poop.
Information arrangement aud general cl- o. e 1nhus
premiums designs. De oblei lg ti-rHf '" Soari Il
Lansing AMI after June d.
Designs sumt.. ADDRESSED Boarl Of state Ddln
Cofn.on.r Lansing ami iH3ore Designs, 5r SEES fyl
goaul ujc ll tie u1riuo
JAMES SHRAEFR Bsiing
lansing. June 6. 1911. ALbA CHAPAIoN) 'orl"'''ose'
TTO ALL to WHOM il MAY CONCERN.
TAKE notice have been appointed by &C. torrr % PEI
~lONER r the STATE uf Nhf-lf s. .p rrs
t NewYora Cty, N commission 90 date a1 s e fe H q
DAY Of April, l85i. yAihH A. tALnNE"
Noar, Public anl Commissioner of be- ds for the States Of NeT
Yors NewJeF.ey. AM PeHnsyvaH.s l5 laef'. .'i y L
n. Y. CENTRAL HuDsoN RIVER RAILROAD Co.
SEv.ToLK. Jane -. i.7.
TINHE Thirticth-st offices Of this Company
L will be REMOVED % the New Depot al For'g''oolioI 9"
business on the morning Of SAT RDAl. yl.. J. - . . 49,,
VA. d. NANDLhBlLS F.-.-'f,siifnt
G6 mn A LINE for an AD(Ek i i y I'm,
JDO wv go weekly newspapers circulating % l l. N'hgit
States u the Union Best and claIe medium Of W And 10 ne "'
D T. ". FOSTER 81 Pssk.t1s. y. z
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U. 5. EyoNEEp orytcr. BALTIMORE Nd.

THIRD STORY, USI5S BANK BrILDNG, June 80, l87l)
PROPOSALS are invited for additional
i DREDGING in the CHANNELS BELOW FORT CARROLL,
leading { this city, as follows; 50, go -,,.-.-i.
In the tie Berer'on channel 10000 cubic yards
CrqgiiU ChGHn GO go cubic yarls
BIDS 10 be- channel Bids for half the above amounts
or for quantities 1900 yar will be considered le
ors need not entirely completed In l but over INTO 5
Tie tide rise, and ouelt Length OF haul OF mate
nal average. about niles Proposals will state Kind o. machinery
10 he u quantity Of cubic yards % be removed c pce
per cubic sr including excavation, removal and deposit Material 70
be measured i1 dumping
Proposals 10 seated and IN dpea ndor'f on orf, accom-
pri nv coy of dis ADVERT eut will De- received until noon Of 3s
day of july m and will be opened in five minutes thereafter IN pres
euce Of such bidders Wish 70 be- present.
The right 10 reject any bid Is reserved.
Forms proposals AM desired information 70 be had on aphi
ton at this Office. ...x. -, - - ~ o
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

sun Az Sun I'D Moon ne-'''''''' '''o
CoysI Hell Gate 1898
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proposals.

CoLoxrAI SBCRErARY's OFFICE, MAY ISL
NOTICE TO CONIRACTORS.-The Govern
mert OF Prince Edward Island will until 18th July next receive
TENDERS Tor construction equipment Of RAILWAY Of 5i
gauge, Cacumpec Georgetown distance OF about ~
miles
Payment Prince Edward Island Government Debent
ur bearing per interest," payable hall yearly reieeIaoe N "
obtained Government Engineers Odce, Ch1IooWa ef O1n
June
The Government bind themselves 70 accept tue lowest or any
tender c---.
Tenders will received tie whole distance from Cscumpec
10 Georgetown or three contracts as follows
No From Sgmmersde, with Station Houses ana
Wharyes a both places.
No From Charoetown Georgetown with Stations AMI Wharf
a Georgetown
No & Prom summerdle with Staton-ious and
Wharf al Clsc1mpec. I. HEATH HAN lbAnD NoL 90 =
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dresses, Gnpr, Gases, Mr.

yEyANTED-BvV ANDERBURGH WELLS 81
w C,-SECONDHAND CABINETS, STANDS, CASES, CLASSES
and TYPES AZ Printing Nat Depot OF Fulton
ard Duch-sts New.York Also LARGE HANDPRESSES
XNANTED-Font BOURGEOIS; also Nov
w ey Presses and other secondha Type and Presses
VANDERBURGH WELLS q Co, 10 DutcA-'t corner Fulton
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Sales bn Antiion
Chances for Bnslness Alen.

A GENTLEMAN with capital and experience
n desires 10 purchase INTEREST frItc go well
rshsd WEEKLY or MONTHLY PUBLICATION Allr.a .sAau,
particulars Box 28i, p. o., Ph1'delrha.
A FARMER. who thoroughly understands
n Cattle ANA who hes 80 200 20 invest have SALARY
t,rs,t IN sye tact o. LAND snd CaHe Raising C0mpssy
SOUTHERN COLORADO where the pesec - pIots are inase
Tie best reereroes required r. T. BARNth Bridgeport. Cons
L'OR SALE or to LET-The II o B0KEN
MOLDING AND FLAMING MIL with plot Of groana 100 fei
rs E0S0 together uls ne ADD boiler t'be Toe
'-' manufacturing ''''' JOHN CURTIN. 800 we.,., ny
TENO CAPITAIISTS.-For SALE. very van.
able LEAD NINE IN the Wet in suoekl oyer ooi VIII
additional capital made pay twenty-five cent on aVesient
will sell low either part whole Of property Inquire
Room II. No. 10 Broilaay
IMPORTANT TO PRIN iERS.
RAKE CHANGE FOR ANY ONR WISHING TO STEP INTO 4
PAYING AND PROFITABLE BUSINESS.
ESTABLISHED IN 1884,
FOR SALE,
One n the largest and complete PRINTING OFFICES hs
Cty Of Cmcafo Win complete bOOk BINDEkI tt4cl Val h.
now doing and paving buns Tvpe near NV snd al
latest Presses IN good order
Of them haVe tin year consisting TlYllr .nc
Cylinder; Taylor 23tsl
28Eg2 Gordon CutO Franklin Gorion Eighth FnEfa Ca
Pess Pro0fP Press l6bore Steam Encno Boiler Heating
Apparatus Everything 6rt-c.s snI 10 perfect sorg or.er
sauin9 Of he Office N second
REASON SELLING; The proprsfoss T rely
business. wish devote al Their tebsr
meat For further paracla-s tIlres,
ROUNDS & KANE, IS Sate-r.. chc,yo ln
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ftlarbe ano Slate Hlantcls.
KLABER STEAM MARBLE and MARBLE
"A IZNG WORKS l3i and IDS East Bghteenh offers 800 Marble
Mantes all complete Also Monuments Grave stones
Table Tops etc. prices that defy competition
ENAMELED SLATE MANTELS.- PLAIN,
IL Mlrhrd and Decorated prices from $40 to 80 and upward
Also Slate work Of every description, plain and ornamental
PENRIIlN SLATE Co., No. 40 West Eghteenth-d,
Between Fifth and SiKth-ave.
II VOLKENING's Steam MARBLE WORKS
and FURNITURE MANDATORY, Nos 82l, 323 825 81 823
S1lye and lO4 West Foryseyenh Marble and Wooden
Nau. Pier Glasses Of latest patterns Counters OF Italian
Marble not higher than Black Walnut
~ KLABER q Co., MARBLE WORKS, 217
-. Fty6rst between Broadway sHi Eghth-aye
Marble MaTez,d Nantes, Monuments Headsones greatest va
r.etes. cheapest the cty.
Snn VERY FINE SLATE MANTELS at re-
s1DU prices, the next - Gays T. B. STEWART Co.,
o. Sirthave between Thrty-hf ami Tmrty-sirtl-sts.
eeI% AND UPWARDS-NIarble Mantels,
- - good patterns; prices lower than other house
RICHARD WAIliAN J9 West l3hsL. bet 8th ami Sh ayes
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Cost ano fonno.

7 OST-TUESDAY, on board steamer Sleepy
Hollow smalsired TRAVELLING BAG, attached to strap
ten can be- finder viii have the kndDess TO
a note to d. r. Po-Ofce. the loser will call
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Nos 239 and 24l Pourh-sye.. has large assortment o. 81
BOOTS and SHOES for LADIES anu GENTLEMEN hlS'
CHILDREN.
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HOUSE, Guymard
HUDSON HIGHLANDS, near West Point

Ny HOUSE will be OPEN for BEALh
VI BOARDERS the 10Th of June. II te fosoII
lons and depot and VIII hoard ant e. 1T % A@' a.
money than elsewhere. DAVID BRONS Jr, tanitoS ~ -
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Gunner Retreats.

N N.Y. Ifso stop at the ROWLAND HOUSE -
WINCH Ia, been enlarged euruished this season Terms e -
week. OF ~ ~ say N r. ROWLAND
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-10-11
FilteriDg CiSternS.

L. w. Zoe Of Vergennes, Vt, wrote that
he had used filtered cetern water for over
twenty years for drinking and culinary pun
poses, and thus furtf er gave his ideas Oh I l.
subject = My first filter was box about
four feet square, with Partition down
through the center, with openings at the
bottom OF the partition FIR the water t, pass
through 3 Tn compartments were fIied
with charcoal, p, bhIes, aud gravel The
water came direct from the conductor int
one side OF the box, passing down through
the fiterIng material through the openings
in The PARTITION then up through the same
material on the other side, over it into tue
clsternr which YVES connected with the filter
Ing-bux on that SIDE, which was of course d
little lower Il an the side of the filter here
the waters enters. The water IN this cisterD
sometimes smeit lIttle in very hot. dry
weather, but was generally pretty GOOD
About years ago | sold my house and bullt
anew. In one corner OF NY cellar built Il
large square stone cIstern. Across one cor
ner OF this cistern l laId four-Inch brick
pai tItion IN cement Zone brick LAID upon an
other with cement between, but none on
sides.) The brick are what the nasOns call
salmon brick, not the hardest or sUftesJ kind
TIE water Is conducted direct from a slate
root INTO the main cIstern, and passes through
the P res OF the brick PARTITION in the corler,
rssing % Z level with the water in the cistern
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-10-11

must be machine to do the work of a
strong man. But how? 1t looked more
like a pair of swing posts, with very
heavy crossbar at the top While | looked,
the top bar opened and two immense arms
swung out. That made it clear in mo-
ment. The two arms were derricks. They
were made Of heavy timbers, with rope
and pulley at the end, worked by four men
at two cranks.
The way it worked was this: An arm
was swung over piece Of the wreck. the
ropes that hung from the pulley were then
fastened to a set of wheels or piece of
q car, and the four men went to turning
the cranks. Slowly aud steadily the mass
rose into the air. When high enough it
was swung around by the men over low
platform car and when in the right posi-
ton, the rope was carefully lowered and
the piece safely deposited on the car.
Thus with the whole Of it; immense
pieces the whole bottom Of a ear, with all
its iron work, We're by this useful Samson
safely piled on to the waiting cars.
When a car was full it was switched off
and another brought up. All day long
twenty or thir ty men worked at the ruin,
and still it was not removed.
The next day Samson and the men came
again, and at last, after three days work
Of an engine and from twenty to thirty
men, was entirely removed the last trace
Of the work of one minutes time.