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The New York herald., 1872-11-28

who are not getting them. The matter was re-
ferred TO be attended TO.
II was announced again that the financial supply
for 1878 win be based upon the returns OF 1874
II wae resolved to request the Comptroller to de-
post TO the credit OF the City Chamberlain the
sum OF 900 OF the school moneys Tor the use OF
the Board for the balance OF the year.
The Committee on Finance are TO consider
whether or not there are funds enough to meet an
expense OF 10000 for q proposed new school OF
chemistry In connection with the Evening High
School,
The salary OF the Principal of the Evening High
School was advanced to 81, go for the term.
The subject OF instituttng a class OF telegraphy
in connection with the Normal College and some
OF the grammar schools was deferred, 1t being
deemed better to wait until the completion OF the
new Normal College building.
The Board unanimously ordered that $4,000, ont
OF the appropriation for repairs OF buildings, &c
be expended IN putting Grammar School No. 2, OF
the Seventh ward in something like proper con-
diton.
The Board then adjourned,
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There can be no doubt that this number will be
greatly Increased by the opening OF next years
the pattern for many otner organizations OF like
character throughout the country. What with
yachting, boating and canoeing ti6 waters around
citiuU contests.
The New York herald., 1872-11-28
DEPARTMENT. OF EDUCATION.
Meeting of the Trustees Of the College OF
the City of New York.


the City of New York.
The trustees Of the College of the City OF New
York met yesterday afternoon at the rooms OF the
Board OF Education, Grand and Chrystie streets
Bernard Smythe presiding.
A recommendation that students entering the
college should be more fully prepared in certain
parts OF grammar, arithmetic and algebra was
adopted as was also the recommendation that cer-
tain changes should occur in the mathematical
course, by which more time should be devoted to
The salaries OF the President. vice President and
professors were all increased by $1,000 year
EACH except in the OF the Vice President. who
received an advance Of only $500, his salarg being
thus made equal TO that OF each 0f the profess0fs
The trustees then adjourned.
Meeting or the board OF Commission ers.
The Board OF Commissioners, on Adjournment OF
the trustees went into session, President Smythe
presiding.
A communication from some Of the female
teachers OF Grammar School 40 was read, complain
ing that female teacher had been taken by the
ward trustees from another school and placed IN
position over them (the petitioners) in school
40, this being entirely at variance with the Or
dinary method Of promotion. Commissioner Wood
spoke strongly against the action OF the ward
trustees in this matter and said If the Committee
on Teachers did not report soon on this grievance
he would cali for special committee OF nvestiga-
tion and II it were found that the Board was
powerlcss in cases like this, he would advise the
Legislature be asked this Winter to remedy the
evil.
Communications were received from Mayor Hall
appointing Smith Ely, Jr., as Commissioner in
place OF Mr. Ingcrsoll resigned; j. W. Booth, as
Trustee for the Ninth ward, in place OF Dr. Van
Antwerp, resigned; and Frederick 9. Wagner, as
Trustee for the Seventeenth ward, in place OF John
Burns, resigned.
communication was read from Judge Van Worst,
intended as a farewell to his late associates, and
which included his endorsement OF the lahors and
the success OF the department. On motion OF Com
missioner JARVIS resolution congratnlating Judge
Van Worst on his accession to the Bench OF the SUI
perior Court was adopted, with an amendment by
Commissioner Wood, that instead Of only the names
of the President and clerk being afixed to the re-
solution, the names OF all the Commissioners should
be appended. and the resolution being suitably
cngrossed, that 1t should then be presented to the
Judge.
the President appointed Commissioner Ely on
the Committee on Buildings, Repairs &C.
An invitation was received and ordered on file
from the Teachers Association inviting the Com
mssoners to be present at the teachers recep-
tion to be held in Steinway Hall, December TO- and
which is to be the last for the season.
Commissioner Wood requested the attention of
the Board to the fact that there were several
female teachers who are entitled TO the Iu salaries
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MATRIMONIAI..

A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS MAN, MTDDLE-AGED
IN and educated, widow, with ono child, in good cir
cumstances and Tree from debt desire g torn, ~; as
corresponding age and about equal means No obscuoh
TO wdower with hut child Address tr one week,
Giving full payticu cuarA u. w.. bV2 10 Herald oiec
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THE NNOCENTS In DANGER.
Another Seventh Ward School that is Danger.
Ous to ChildreR-.-The Condition Of
Grammar School No. u.
The Ventilation Good, but the Ceilings
Crumbling and Cracking.

A reporter OF the HERALD yesterday called at
Grammar School No. IL, in Madison street, near
Jackson As it was reported nearly as dangerous as
No. 2, OF which description appeared in Tues
days HERALD The male principal Mr.. J. J. De-
laney, was absent, but the reporter was
AFFORDED every facility by Miss Marsh, the
principal or the female department; Miss
Franklin, principal Of the primary depart
ment, and Mr. Rodgers, a teacher OF the boys
department. These teachers secuted the idea that
the building is as dangerous as Grammar School
No. 2, and only complain OF want OF room and
urgent repairs. Escorted by Miss Franklin, the re-
porter first examined the lower moor or primary
department, OF which the followingis is
The New York herald., 1872-11-28
ANTHOLOGY. A


A TTESrfov,-MIss WELLINGTON, l07 WEST HTH
N 81 near Gth av., be consulted on al Affairs OF
if brings the separated tocsther Kyes lucky nukerA
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A FOR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
Apply as above.
The New York herald., 1872-11-28

A SPLENDID RESTAURANT FOR SALE-DOES A
"a large profitable business will sell on easy terms or
offered. Particulars at MfTCHELLs Store Agency, u
Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1872-11-28

A RARE CHANCE TO PURCHASE THE BUSINESS
"A. and stock Of q large Paint and Paper Hanging
store, doing splendid cash business; books shown and
satisfactory reasons given for selling
THOMAS O. HOJkR, 9s6 Third avenue.
The New York herald., 1872-11-28

yNM, TRIST BAILEY, AUCTIONEER.
w BY " X STEVENSON x SON.
VII, SELL Thursday, December 1871 at che Exchange
salcsroo III Broadway, at O'Clock, the most valuable
sTii HvENrs, scurriiiiiiAsT CORNER ooTI STREET.
rs feet front and by 100 feet deep directly IN front c
the entrance Grnud East side Drive Bride Path
and road Tor 0g above tdewa'er the
highest point on the avenue. Terms easy. Maps at II
Pine street aIsd 126 Fifth avenue
The New York herald., 1872-11-28

WILLIAM ABBOTT, AucTIONEER, OFFICE NO 6
w City Han place, will sell good Liquor Store on the
hest part of south street. adjacent o the ferries
tcn Saturday, at lgk O'clock if not previously dis
posed of at private sale 10 Friday evening" Apply as
The New York herald., 1872-11-28

QY CAMPBELL A Co, AUCTTONEERS, 34s HUDSON
ID street.-CAMPBELL 4 CO. will sell by catalogue,
on Saturday next entire Household Furniture Of private
residence in BrJoe street Fu particulars dny OF sale
CAMPBELL Il CO., Auctioneers.
DY MAX BAyERSDORFER, AUCTIoNEER-sELLS
- Friday 56 Tenth avenue, Of Forty first street.
excellent paying old established Liquor Store bargain
privately this day.
The New York herald., 1872-11-28

IA old-estabshea Coal Yard, doing good business;
downtown location.
JULES GI.AENTzER, Agent 4ss sixth avenue
The New York herald., 1872-11-28

A GREAT BARGAIN.-sl25 WILL BUY OUT STOCK,
~ Fixtures snd Good WI Of splendidly fitted up
very low rent posses Immediately Sickness in the
family OF selling Apply Immediately At 53 Sulli-
street.
The New York herald., 1872-11-28

A FIRST CLASS CORNER TEA AND GRoCERl
N Store for sale cheap the best stand on the avenue
Apply at the store bi Ninth avenue corner OF Fortyec
onu
The New York herald., 1872-11-28

IN EXCELLENT AND WELL LOCATED CORNER
N Liquor Store for sale cheap-0n aleadlng avenue
Apply to THos GATFNEY d CO., Auctoneers, No. &
Centre street.
The New York herald., 1872-11-28

FORTuNE.-THE REST LOCATED WINE AND
n Lunch Rooms on Broadway for sale; easy terms IL
sold this week must leave the city l7s Broadway
Inns nnDf
The New York herald., 1872-11-28

A RARE CHANcE.-FoR SALE GOOD WORKING
IA Patent with Stock and Tools win command a large
sale and make large profits has been the market but
a short time and met with good success satisfactory
given wishing TO SELL Address, with
A. b. c., box l0l Herald office.
The New York herald., 1872-11-28

lY JAMES NJ MILLER.-SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30
I'D at IL o'clock, at the Exchange Salcsroom Ill Broad
way under the DIRECTION Of Nathaniel Jarvis jr, ESQ.,
five story brick tenement houses and stores gas and
water IN each house Maps and full particulars at the
Office OF the Auetoneer, 2S Pine street,
The New York herald., 1872-11-28

A UCTIoN SALE THIS DAY-AT PRIVATE RESI-
IN dence ~ West 26h ST., commencing at l02 O'clock
logue Of elegant Household Furniture comprising part
tianoiortc rich rarlor ana Bedroom suits Mir
stcads, Bureaus, Wardrobc Spring Hair Mattresses
Lounges, Tables Caairs. &c. also Dining Room Base
mcnt and Kitchen Furniture
The New York herald., 1872-11-28

A UCTION SALE MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FUR
~ nture. Rare chance for housckeepers
On this day Thursday, at the elegant private resi-
dcnce 81 West 18th ST. 9th at IL O'Clock Parlor
Suits Paintings. Carpets. Mirrors Panoiorte, Clocks,
Chamber, Dining Room Furniture. Sale percmptory.
AUGUSfE MARITIME H. CO., Auctfonecrs.
The New York herald., 1872-11-28

TxECuTORS SALE-OF A. FIRST CLASS FULL
nue.; terms to suit Apply to 4. L. LUDLOW CO., No.
3 Pine
The New York herald., 1872-11-28

WILLIAM ABBOTT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO. g
w City Hall place-Wrl sell on Friday, the c9tn inst
0iz O'Clock, the Contents OF the Liquor Store mt No
Marion street; splendid walnut Counters and shelving
Ave cranceck Beer Pumps, Chairs, Tables, copper Mea
Aiarn u 1H
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-05
Ser erpfc Bttser-N lutaua@.

6oeets.'s gsr.tutsts. etoatsn 8alene.r fur 1878 br aar
un,u,a.thih.n Bertbetluns IN ben gtretnistea Staten 10
n,bl ,te IN auen e~trtltR.tea sdahera Der Alnu aDeit b.
aimmt IA, ssrb iest ia eaetf&er. beutf@sr frans'hfds'' nor
p.atfa.r, rdlfder, f&uesfas, bold nbtf&rr b5bmtf&'s. une
fyaatfber eYraA. braasSesetea une II ,rr asltfe1uns b'
,,,t. Ger BE vabre 0efunebeslsbre lksnsn III 's1aes
ranfat. tsan t~eafeltea le'ta 1ns BE In i'm eatea'tsrsa NM
falsbarea RatbfAldes wstt u 'fsr.sn ssansa.
au6tr esssr s,efaiasn uesitstiasn atsaaslass abT ss
urfa asa be @erbsnsruss aab ete 8stluus ssn Sran'es'ssa
eatb5lt Ct tine a.,te an,abI uaslt&es RatbfAldie nas ss!ss'
rrua.s far TN aaufmaas, len 9aasvsrler, len 01smaHs'
I'm Hs.uee,s n rFas,tr uns ttIba fur gRsSsstnsr issts o.
,.axu.aen ,sn aassez- nab orettesrases. ME eeia et1sru
an..s x.b xrtaStu bit 0slsssaIsaser ses5reallDas Masn.
Str 0s,reuA uu> bic au6srsrheatlt@ s~et!fanea Mts'unseH
10, 6saett.r'y Naaentht,rs. stets 6asstadrtaHss' sHs
edf,e. tr1edsrunasstnt!s hu balssn Gerieesbstt, fiat barta
,5uta ea,atssn b, xale1ssr IL lbnstes nod NIT sasfAsx
suna..h,nea. RaAf4llsta fur passsa1tuassn. sansstat'
de-. Guaaiuaa.u xab sasnea seS6blssx asts'da aur o.
ltbf.ra uss uxrr>altast sssefaatuss NTH ~ hssar@
xnter ben lttulrt(aez Dtasn. III ssr Kssisss n'aessa
rer>... al dses bsr uttIt4tss aus,stdnes. Die etsta.
ai~.,. II. 5es,m 9saetss nab entts IN ethSSarss. 49,
,.,l,e. s.se. 1lssrleaSass dnn 5pe.Gs VRssls. Se'n'
mann. " u itse, Rsabasfaaft ttefes 3aissS~ stA* IT,
l,.ues lars ..a blAts ,rf4'ass. oss esse'' II II t'se'
0.s>s u, o.ttAsft u las1nss nh 'tts IL ~ esule''ss
~. s.,.,A. III.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-05

Der 8erbrannteu etrpa 1870 @6ritt entz
iernte Braueret BON Nudbattr u. Wdlly,
itebt nod feit ouf ptm alien Sled unp
liefert ein feine5 Bter. Die 5srren
8urdbaro. frubsr ron Der Di,ma Burdz
barb uno 2eflin baben beretts nit BEN,
Muftau Ter ab9ebranntsn Brousret re-
aonnen uno metcen cen son;cn Wtnter
baucn. 5err Selling bat 1b oon her
Tirma surQd9e;o9en.
- eSn @ato1bam mirp iebt cine
WDbesfatrif i'm 2aufe oisItr Wpbe Ell
6Tnet ~erDer. Die 6erren 2uoer, Brce.
unD Duncan, reIde Die Gieentbumsr Der
Tatrtt fno baten rie bsiten uno neuez
1en Wal@inen sur Gatrifation BON Wb:
teln jecer Art on9el&oft unD merren
un9efahr 1870 Menihen in turar
3eit telddfltAen. Da bitten mir allo
einsn Sncuftrieswsia neu eins
9ffutrt, Ter unter ZEN 6Incen Der eez
naanten Tirma obne 3wetiel sur t6az
fen 8lutbe aelanaen miro. Nan nitro
D1er before WfpbeI9 81 Aer1n9erem Y;retlf
taufsn f6nntn, als wenn man pom Sfcn
pcer ZEN 9roben Sldcten ee6 @sitens
!mrprttrt.
- Dta neus Mablmuble in Wabo<
lbam If BIG auf Die Malatnerie fert'n
welde lebtere au bolsn 5err Orr, elmer
Der I%bei!boter, felt Bpden nod @bieago
abAcretft III, pbne caB l'itber etmaS pun
ibm oeb6rt woroen. 6tr Orr bat cine
betrddtlt9e Summe 0sloe5 in leinsm
8efee unp mag oa5 Spfsr Don Haubz
m0rpern 9epo1een lein.
Tetcctipe5 haten rie Nrbeit cer 4uiz
Fnouns Der Spur ces Geribnunoenen
uEtetromnnen.
6errSrr war Gin 0eodtetsr unc rpobl>
batencsr gIr5er pom WabalbanG euntv,
unD feline bitr wcbnenre Trau unD Sin
cer fIno Der peinltditsn Bednofi9un9
lter lcin @erl6minren prcisQeaeben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-05

3mer9e unp &obplce neden ben 2ano<
mann ODER 3ieben in nd9tli@er Gtunoe
unter Irpmpetenz u1p paufenldau ben
Galstur9. unp ba8 mibrt NQes 70 fort,
bis III Der 3eit, no pe6 &ailers Bart bret
Mal ben Marmprtil@ um>padien unc
Der 8irnenboum auf benz @ol ierfeloe
;ltr1 rritttn Ma(e bliibt. Damn aber
ermadt cer &ailer uno siebt NIT ieinen
jubelnpen 9eerl9aarcn aus benz se0fnez
ten Beroe, bdn9t ieinen Sdilo an Zen
Birnbaum unp merren ne spct 1aredz
li6en &Aladten bel Salsbur9 unp am
&beine aeldlo9sn, mcl@e benz ceutz
i6cn Solfe feline lang erlebnte G%rlplun9
brin9en."
(Eh1u6 fn1nt)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-05
, (59lub fol9t.)
Nu8 Dem Staat.

Nabrnttto0 oe5 %. bronnte bic 9rc6e
Damrfm5be|fatrif rpn q. s. 6iQ. belcz
oen ;riiden Der 2tsn unc Stem StraBe
Taribault nieoer. Mn 59pulonen wur>
ben bierpur@ auBer Beibdftiaung 9sltgt,
unp an $4,000 @e!tb Gt%9entbum iinp
ein9ealdert.
49, @ie mir ersdblt, rettete Der Cap
tain 81. @beeler ca6 S9lepp>D ampfz
boot Sob Mnberl ion, wel6e6 mQbrenp pe6
eroben SrfanS auf 9afe Superior Don
(einem @apitdn fei9e oerlcilen murpe.
Wbeelef tean(ptuht nun nod See
manns"z Hedt ben 3. She'll pf6 Bertbt5
res NIT eioener %2ebens9eiabr 9eretteten
Gdifes eee8er9unslobns, melde Torce>
run9 Die Gi8entblmer uerpei9ern. Wbeez
Ter 1T }la8car stmcreen.
- Der @elammtrpertb be t%euertaren
Gi0entbums In >Iomn" Taritault 1871
mar $1.O06 $50 NIT elmer Sleuereinbeit
BON 1873 WiA6 am Dollar, Da5 fsuz
erbore Giaentbum Der ~Gi,Y" Tafibou!t
1872 1T ST .099.374 nit elmer Steuer>
einbeit 22.5 Mius am Dollar, cine
Mtnobme Ter 90 }suerur9 . 1913
Mius.
- 81 Ger Gonnabenb NaGt rer>
byannte RE S6miere Don Meit u. 6inz
man in Souf @sutre, 8nlult 49,
OUU.
- Sn Sntanooou am Sberiee &C.
wann Elm 6err Yennf rem @lauben Der
Giuwotner fir etne Grsdblun9 BON on'
oebli6 rurd Jpn on cemNo.rufer entosd<
tenn 3innlaaer. NlS er ater ben teuten
ben plaB onaeten loute> bate er i'm oer*
Qs]1en. Mton bat ibn> UNI Ietnem Sc
rdhtnib III 0ilfe ~ tommeu, auf etn
paar Sage ein9eiedt, uno fl6 nun wiez
Ger unter leineE Tubrun9 ans Su3en
9ema1t.
- @sr fd uter Die bi un6 berrz
1bence &alte befloet erfabre ~ ieinem
Grr1e> tab In Doyton >. eesHuedNlter
am 81. auf 20 unter NuQ {tanc.
- 3m:i @ieorren uno 2 Erunf Dbisz
ftD it rer Yre{6 zines 8ulbel &artpfeln
i'm Marft 3u &a0on> Dodge So.
SIN g. MntbcnY serittb ras 3petz
|p1nniae nit Sanp telaoene Gubrwert
zines s. 9. @ei, BET elmer r%ld0dnaisen
8emeoune na@ Dem &anoe pes BLUFF
uter penlelben binaus uno fl>Bte 40
BuB tief auf BE Gelien btnun'er. Gin
untrn arbeiteueer Deutlaer nauen6 Dol>
mer rrurpe Don einen, her Yfetce i'm Na>
den 9etroFen uno erbielt l&nfe inner
li9e BerleBunesn. Gines Der pferpe
naro 1ofort aetDptet, oa5 anrere lhltnnn1
oerlebt wdbrenp Ger @aeen p%oQfdncts
.iertrlmmert 1T.
- @tor9e 5abn, Elm Suffer in Minz
neapolie erbielt our6 Elm Surldjprin9en>
pe6 5tQf Banceiisn einen furdtbaren
5anitt Der tbm ben &no9sn Der etnen
5anp 9dn,lt@ b|eeleSte.
- Die neue fatboli3be &irde gu Roz
defer miro moreen (Gonntaa /. Dec.)
einqtweibt. Der Bau >puroe eor orst
Sabrcn %beecnnen uAp feline @ouencuns
miro nod Elm Sabr In Mnipru@ nebmen.
49, Sn Dinona nrsi&en bic @rbe|ter
tn Douo II. @obu'5 BSnderwsrttatt>
neil Der rBoe" ,bnen nur IS Gent VT
%beitelctn per Sag 9eben wiu fat IS cent
pie ti6ber.
Nud Die Nrteit in ben Tidten;
1hldaen pirp unter Ger Yftrcetranfbeit
(huer leioen. @iuem einii1en Inter
nebmu 1. 8. %. g. Sueo fno sc pferoe
franf.
ITO Miuionen collars 1T Der
Bertb ps5 bsaeAerten Gi9entbum5 I'M
5toat> Elm 3umahs um $2O>OOO,O6O
BON, oer9anSenen Satr.
49, @teele County bat pier &dlefabri'
fen.
- Gin @6war, sman;ia pfuno l&ntl
unp ;pil4en ben GlI9elipiBen g. Tub
ns0enc, murcs in Ger Nd5e Don gilbert
Sea 9el4o0en.
ooa. nALkAu
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lter icin 0erl@minren preisaeaeben.
- Der etbnodtSmo r bat
BEL Wlot6 Wfeier bereit5 reht freta,ez
big ou69efromt, NIT butl@em 3udsrz
me1f> 5piclla6en uno allen wao font
ren Weibna9tSbaum uno ben Telftilb
lhmiden fann. Wan made ibm elmer
9nlptc'ion6beiud.
- 6err Nadbar! Buren sic lhrn
anal in Scr u. Sur3en's Dry @oepez
@slbdit an PER S,etente S1robe ris
brittle GbIr p0n Der 9adlon? 6eren ie
NAL, mas for 6olen0ofe bic tab'n I'M
mas fcr unterbemrer! Git Elm reinee
@srant9en> 1@ Die Baar' gu tefufen, VI
Der Subs u. Sur9en6 balten Bios Elm
Yrcta IN pomtt Yunttum ; IN Der Tudo
(per 1T ceiti&) CT iorat, rob rcr 8unoe
msbr Dertrausn bat, 100 bios Gin preie
9~sforrert miro, IN i'd atuts ibm od redt
germ. Ni@ts for UNCUT Grau Na&bortn
leut ZEN 6pr u. Surasns mol prottren
le 1etn an RE Stebcnte StraSe ete brittle
Eblr BON Der Sadlon
f6noo.2mt.
- Min6 Brca. uno g.. boben Rem
erS6ten unb btRsn gorratb pan Aoubol5 jeoer
Dr..
- Dos 80 prtn0feber 8ett"
BON 6. Golfer u. 50. an Der ss}af|onz
f1rabe 1T cas- &oufommsnRt was bic
&unR Dem @snlden an elaRHder TIM
terlaee fir feline mllpen @1teoer nur &C.
mdbren fam. @ebr pauerbaft ltbr
prachl9, lebr moui9 Yrcbtrt's!
- Ber trodenea uno QuteS Bautela
tauftn nil. eete ~ 8. s. 2a9lor, gds Der a. rne
G1aanse CITRATE. 21iep11puo
Gin fetter @run:er.- Sin
@hmcin, aue1efhtod.n 68A pfunr
1hrrr, (tanp bie(er Sage i'm GtabliNez
n1ent DIS 6errn Don !6eyoerRapt Sur
@aou, uno ,par BET 0eaeuftano Fer
munppdNonoen Berunperun9 auer 8ez
tradter. % bdtt i'd Did, mie wout Id
DID" les nan auf alien 3dsen. Dae
tlnaebeuer 1T pos Yroeuft elmer Barm
bel Outage @repe, len, 2anoe 30 ~yNil9
uno 6oni9 Heust."
- TIM er alter Greuno Suliu8
g 9alle Don goun9 @merita ldwebte
ovRern en- @elhdften In ct. Saul unp
per Idertc un6> rob der 5euf9r:d &C.
kQentlib immer rod burpt."
ne ~ * u 0"mmcr, bcntfde
9,tt>er'> 70 e'SSrst es auf eerGirsa i'm neuen
Stcrt
~. $50. Gritte Strait.
unb ,,beuti6e" @attler llnb sx "@sbruber'
Dem ,pas lie fertage an @attetn uno Riem'
seua bos bennabrt lh in ben obeut1 den"
G;aenjdaften Ter @tlipieat. pratt116er
Yrau9barfeit, uno Billieseit. Die Wus<
pabl an fertisen Waaren 1T chen 10 CROP, ais biz
He1curcen ber0srren in ibrerWsrt)tatt, pro m pt
uub ssob'feil gsrteiten auf 9eltsQunS 3u fertiae1.
Nl,o. mas pa raiet unb bn f1br'. quite Sat'el uno
3eaum teaeb.t, -9le6te fno Gin tpabrsE
3amm.r!- sere gu "@saruber 9am~
mer".
x BuhS u. Sirasn6 an Der 7an
Stra6e baden ibre G,nfaufe mad Der leBz
ten Yreisernieeerune beicr9t uno ssr>
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-29
Store.

Store.
- Mr.. Keelef has moved into the
Mt. Mansfield House, aud is now ready
for summer visitors, As many rooms are
already taken, it is expected the house
will be flled at IN early date.
The Dramatic Club are making
preparations to entertain the public with
Ihs charming play entitled, mind your
own Business" We hope everybody
will hear it aud profit thereby.
Mr.. 4. PHolmes nas been appointed
town agent.
Mrs. Randolph Washburne has made
from ono COW in eight weeks, 20 pounds
Ofbutter, besides selling "a quarts ofmilk
aud using meanwhile, what was necessary
for the family. Who beats that1
Mr.. Daniel Landon of Waterbury
Street, and formerly of Stowe, died last
Thursday, and was buried in Stowe Gem.
etery Friday p. m. He met his death
in most shocking manner, yet it is not
known exactly how. He was found dead
between four and FIVE o'clock, Thursday
a. m. When found, he was suspended
from, and entanglcd in the front part OF
the meat-cart, between the cross-har and
the body Of the cart. He started out
early Wednesday morning with his cart
and pair Of horses. expecting to return
before night. He was last seen alive al
a hotel in Bolton about midnight. liz
had several hundred dollars in his wallet
when he left home, but only S6.l9 wa:
found on his body. What became Of il
is subject for Investigation. Whether
he was foully dealt with. robbed and at
tachcd % the cart in that horrible condi
ton, or whether the horses took fright
and he accidentally fell there, remains
to be ascertaiued. The horses went int,
the yard as usual, aud stood there qul
city until found. Several persons hay,
already been arrested and the case will
undoubtedly, be thoroughly investigated
Mrs. Landon has sued l.. H. Hortol
and wife, in an action founded on the pro
hibtory law, IN the sum Of 100000,
and has lodged the defendants in Jail.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-29
cuMb27age.

camba7age.
byron Holmes has opened harness
shop first door east Of the hotel buildings.
Enormous quantities of new goods
are pouring into the village this spring.
MIR. g. b Waite has moved into the
house formerly occupied by @. s. Kins
ley.
Mrs. II. +. Wetherby sprained her
ankle badly last Sunday eve., in alight.
ing from carriage.
Trade must be lively judging from
appearances. as the stores are crowded
and striped shawls' and Dolly Var.
dens" promenade the streets.
Decoration Day will be observed al
Cambridge, May Both, with appropriate
exercises. Mr.. Clarke of the st. Alban'
Messenger is to deliver the address, after
which the Post dine at the Boro House.
MIR. Jean f., Luce has leased the
Boro House for the present year, and
gives his dedication ball Thursday Eve,
May Both, Robinsou's Band furnishing
the music.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-29
No. Hyae Payk.

DEAR NEwsDEALER: PLEASE allow us,
through the columns of your paper, to ex.
press the regret we feel at the departure
oftwo of our most valued friends aud
neighbors, l.. 0. Leach aud wife, whose
long residence here has endeared them.
selves to the hearts of all by their many
acts of Kindness, agreeable manners aud
strict moral integrity. They go to Mas
sachusetts. May prosperity attend them
is the wish of many
FRIENDS.