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New-York tribune., 1872-05-16
PASSENGERN SAILED.

FOR LvERPOOL.-In steamship Java, May l5-Mr. A. Aiken
Mrs Mcae Mrs Henry Phpp jrj Mr. and Mrs ". H. Hoover,
Mr. and Mrs Ballard MssJ Collins Mrs c. G. Holt Mr. and Mrs
C. A. Csony H. G. Jere Miss Thompson, L. Shilling r. J. Don
nell W. p Fenaniez Daote s Jackson, Mrs g. G. Joh3son
r. Christie Mr. and Mrs j. Light M Philips and Mrs Osborn
Ensg orh children and servant; M NJ Joo Mrs
and Snorof maid W. H. Bradbury Mr. and Mrs
Eh1nann j. A. Blackbrrn a. Hudson Miss J. Philips Miss
speelmann Mrs Fowler Mrs. Van BDIen and children T. Her
Fowler A. De Yreutia, NJ Miller r. Holeader Mr. and
w. Cofey b. Blanc j. earn Mr. and Ms H. Tsehan Adams,
j. Lewis T. Adams Mrs s. Adams Miss Samson, Mr4 Church.
Miss Adams Miss e. j. Adam Miss VeageuA Charles Spaman,
Ii Brunscunh Bwsr G. Dmney, J. A. COnno Mr. and Mrs g..
Heaskn Mr. and Mrs Watt Mr. aud Mrs PoneOy, and
child T. nton and daughter Mr. and Mr.. Dillon, Mrs p
Champion, Mr. straekey Mrs H. b. Durham Mrs J.
Ashwor,h and daughter Mr. and Mira w Simpson, Mr. and Mrs H.
CaTkson Mrs Dea6eh and two children Mrs g. r. Gillespie,
Miss C. Pratt. Mr.. j.. II. Ware, Mrs. J. Mary Mrs X
Burnett, Miss G. Foster Mr. and Mrs Thompson Mr. and
Mrs. w. W. Knox and two children Mrs T. Bausman and
Mrs Long Miss Walton Miss G. LOng Mrs C. Frost NJ.
Hill j. g. Ronald H. JohnsOnc Mrs Lod Sheppard r. NJ Martin,
s. Arthur Mr.. and Mrs Hoar the Rev. ). Ho4 smaro r.
Walker Mr. and MIRA j. NJ Mntc and inian Mrs s. Il Mane Mrs
NJ Gnfhs Miss L. w. De Forest. Mis- Young Miss IL Marsh,
Mr. AMI Mrs L. Phillips j. T. Push, Osborn Mr. Ewing hr and
Mrs s. COater and child Miss A. K Ceae Miss d. C. Andnnk z.
T. Dorcs 6. Wigg r. Howard Mr. ami Mrs C. A. lockwood
Gregory, H. b. BOgea N Mrs T. A. Dbbs Miss Osborn, the
Rev Dunham Bowling D. Barre O. Richmond g. d. Ienet
b. b. Pensse Mr. snd Mrs a. d. PegpO v T. Murphy, G. hksn
L C. Mneln NJ. Nash Mrs Owens Mr. Cooper C. honmoE
New-York tribune., 1872-05-16
THE COURTS.
nECISIONS-MAY Is.

S.prcrne Court-Ckdmbrs - BY Judge Bray 40 Rae
l Melton grantee (see ononl HOLLOWAY sgt % csSped
By Juige llEaham Mitchell AsL Rmmon sad sgt
Rsase et AZ agt. Hertsl ei a-hotion grantel on'"
Breithanpt and Motion granted -
Common Pleds-SDecidl TerR-By Judge ~ Tsm de-
srosr - s Hprphv Motion open deianlt az % STR "A
,led vh slG ccsis Zee rneInl Witte set Browne
o1 sn.wsr a. vons denied with 3 10 costs Fee oxerd
n, IuSce H. Uaig-De Hsro agt Gsdner inianot ON
tses' oc, any Sulqer agt Lvngston.-Moton 70 0'HN
granted (see opluonE - rJco w,o T.
S,nc,4or Cogrt-Speoal TrpBy Jnnge "dn; ~, ,,.1. N.
er1,isNeaa sqt week M9v & Motion denied
,ensnce ana ~ ~ prejudice the plaintiff aud win leave 20
Nluo tDrier OF reference granel AnoNI.on q
rsneS E sse si Yew-York Steamship Cohot on grantee %
a. sga we ct s-Orer granted Gregory sS
Cook Ct al agS usber al Central Park, North aud bas'
49, ~ same. Moss Agt CohenSame bo'n
ereeory.-Ssme. Hill sgt Sleocei'-S"e P 'e
Ss Ind. scsgveh-Beseh 'g oBhen, sherf-s0aon oen0
win 3 10 costs
New-York tribune., 1872-05-16
SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW -Sol,k .....-.......o........
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship Miramichi (r Mckenzie Quebec Outerbndge
Steamship smuoDs (GeTl Meier Hamburg 6e, kmhrit Co.
Steamship Gen. sedgwck. EIl Havana, James Wand Co
Steamship South Carolina Beckett Charleston, C., H. X Morgan
Steamship AbemaIle wser, Norfolk City Point and Richmond
oS sesnship Black Diamond Meredith Philadelphia A. Abbott
steamship cha,le. Cqmoek D4se Phlaaslpsia Briegs
Steamship Phisdelphia DAVIS. Philadelphia
Steamship Wamsuita Pish New Bedford Ferguson Wood
sg Is'Ss ss G Ts5aS AnccsP lani RsI sSyf e
BARI va0 RsGS dr P.n ste s,etS % FunS E CO.
B.Is 5shsnD Ca, Gs5 tGe.l iIs'Sc:P Bremen j. A: Paul.
Ban socrates oi Nielsen Philadelphia Punch Edye Co.
B s%s So Ssen Bare & Ietep Boekm
Bsrk IdAhO, Richardson, Gsnfoegos Tucker LghbGane
Big Ta T S dss Rio 5as5s h.5s r9s, E: . e
Brig Geo. Harms BlsDenafi Csrdenss r. p Buck Co
stO King Naylor ST. JagO Cuba james Ward ca
ARRIVED.
81, sS1%sS % & chSs aS @ N seSS Ss sG1 May ' via 0D'eA'o'n
Ship yOhsnne wilDen Ger Iande Antwerp Peb 70 with ndse
Bari Ori PegAad Antwerp days with empty pe,ro-
B.IE a. zSr.nas g osssgSr knsIisl % S,n in h.,; >,
Bari Peter Warwick of car Megl Rio JsneO March ls
Xe,turo Gtall Tnyesa, Liverpool Sc day. with salt
BARI Anehs Hsd.s N O. Ges@ Rotterdam q dsys si1 nose
Bng samO1o (DAn(. Errehcn, hessna 81 days with fruit
Big Big La Creole Dac spaeiIsys1 Curacao days. With aa.
RETURNED.
co Shi rsSf May Is nile < from 1tS De ssap cam. ne 10 coli
BowdoH. hence for Philadelphia carried jbboom
attached and anchored Quarantine
repairs the lost both bs aad bboo also returned for
TepaTG
SAILED.
Steamships Jaws and Idaho for verpoO Gen sdgweh for New
Orleans Leo Savannah Charleston for Charleston bhp John
Bright, Tor San Francisco BARK Brilliant, for MstIh1ss
WIkD-SandovB light, T.; clear
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUkkssTovN lS-The CubATd steamship Batavia Murphy
from MAJ LIVERPOOL arrived here today The
White steamship Atlantic Gede from RewYorh MAY
Liverpool srnye s Yesterday The nsn steamship CITY
London hbous from kenf0 May toechd this s.O
D yesterday and subsequently sailed Tor Liverpool
MAJ e-Tbe North German Loyds
Wenks from fort NAY fr Brensa arrived
terday.
BAvAsa May is-The steamship Moro Castle hon Fsvlsi A.
nyedt morning
!ior Latest ship keos sse FfA Paos.I
New-York tribune., 1872-05-16
IPASSENGERN ARRLYED.

FROM LTVERPOOL-In steamship China May l5-Mr and Mrs
Wnnse Mrs Perrin W. r. Cation A. knight L. W. Coe,
Rev. Wheeler wife and children Mrs Mary Pwkes and boy
Fredk Brown Capt Anderson W. H. Berram Rev W. B0nam
Mr Agsth Mr. MeAsteI. Mr. Haas ketng Mr. Ho1ghon NJ
Hyde Geo QIer Mr. smon Mr. Pggot Mr. Someryile Mr. Bar
b Hughes Schurmann Miss Nellie Warren H. sehur-
A. vorstr r. Smith, Mr. Mr. Beauland g. seuman
Schnmaun. Mr. Knaus, Mrs Boyer Miss Boyer Mr. Boyer MI
Wenstanay Mr. SehemeIh0D H. Macy b. Grahb Mr. and Mrs
Inyhe, j. Saunders Mr. Caow Mr.. BdnnSon, Nj KngGan
New-York tribune., 1872-05-16
Conn, yslano r,eal cstats for Sale.

TOR SALE, or EXCHANGE for City Prop
H. ey-several desbie FARMS and COUNTRY RBsIDBSCBs,
and near sehore. the end Of Long Island
7T'T rutland n WHITING Beekman-st
New-York tribune., 1872-05-16
IMMATURE ALhANA,

4l2 Su I:lI M0on sets las
WATER THIS DAT-AM
Hook. 1859 island 22 Hell Gate Ferry. Al
WATER DAy-P
Sandy Hook 2l5 Cows Island 2jS Hell Gate Fey.. AS
New-York tribune., 1872-05-16
The following aIb saIts rs HuFVI
during the remainder OF the week;


during the remainder of the week:
Thursday. May le
lots on the Sixth seyenthsv Bouleyrds at and
twelfth, ouehundre thirteenth, hieenih One.
lots eure fro1 SeyeahYe between tse,h and
onehundred together with tour o on the rear Two
and dhireenth AID eight il lots (entre On east side Of
sevenave between and One hundred
Twentieth s the fronting on Oneharddand
eenh ana one fronting 0nehundre and sene, and
two lots on poa corner SIthave and Onehrn fifteenth
6neent two son. e Of Onehnndd and xhI 100 feet
east Of Pourth-ave., each 25IlOOn ~
B VIM Kenney b. Of executors The stoy brick house
and store No 25 Avenue o. th st. % aud IJ
By Blackwell Co.. the premises At bound BFeok NJ J Of Va
By James Miller By order southend referee
lot north tide Of Fifty sIthIt l+ feet e1st Of tI.t aye 26
the Coney Island KoaJ, aboas heeqaas OIL nile from Prospect
Park
OF Col A. Hail. being 80 Of land 70 be sold ps Of from Que
10 ten acres also the dwelling and ouibuidngs.
H. Edward Teman lots the East side Of Hraye be-
tween 18Th and three lots the east SIDE Of the
between sh aud slsts The same hm viii also sell ct
partition and executors te oIeytn BooAbl & beng nne 10.
Eoyndave ard Baltic ST. lots on the eIne Of
Fouave BoueIsn and Carroll, ave lo; on oaot 10 ieei
Csrrols Eve lots McDonong St, CAro5 i've lots on
McDonoughst Pacen sud Reeve ten lots Decatur
st, between avenues; AMI ien lots on Ban6nigest
By G. G. Hekoek-Ie residence ami lots No os ssnyTesanta'e
col. Of Decatur-tt, brooklyn .
By James Mcclure Supreme Of James IT, Coleman
referee and lot No Waes 25tl09 also house and LOT
BT Exchange. Faon-si Brooklyn. by
Of Court two treostO bnE houses and lots known as Nos
BT James Menre supreme Court by orle Of Coleman
referee three houses lots Nos So aud si Geenee and Ao -
Washing0n-st, sboat 2oI96 each.
Saturday. Moyla
BY James Miller By order Of sherman referee u lota With
Of Avenue A, 81. lIll2. 7I3ilxl0ll.
BY Allen b. Miner BroTle residence and grounds Of Mr. Iou,
jay Mcmondae and Hngroar Road Egewaier staten lan
beng acres, Nlt th large
New-York tribune., 1872-05-16

/. m.
i453. .Oppenhym sgt. The Spring
6eh Fire and Marine lns.
Co. Of springde %. Mas,
lt55. .Oppenhym sgt. Tue Astor
Fire InS Co. Of N, Y.
1857. Sane AIT. Tie KtnS ms Co.
of Hartford. Conn.
l703. Barnard agt honnott
i-O5. Anthony agt Ackerhausen.
l7O7. spears ct al egt. Valentine,
/ EIeCr.
| 1904. Harvey agt Grsv. ,
ll7ll. .SteinbTeaner at. Reilley and
ano.
't7fs. .RaHels at. Rooney.
.l1l7. Lancaster AIT. henilues et al
"opens at l0i a. N.
/ T7B. Houston ct al agt DeMet1
et al
534. .McHsig agt GOODYEAR e. al.
693. White et al RgL TAlmage, ct
al
726. Osborn sgt. Reiet.
782. .BOhn act. Goldstein.
784. .Donahoe agt Kellner.
1856. Weston sgt. Wilt0n ct al.
78s. .Mendelsohn sgt Harrington.
1884 Halhster hgt Cohen.
1904 Page agt Williams and ano.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-16

1891. .Kolp sgt Duckman.
sg5. Higgins sgt. Hyatt and ano.
Erecr. &c.
l6ls. De Jonge agt Helmhold.
r.. Home Insurance Company
AT Pennsylvania X. X Co.
7T9T. An ienreid at. The Mercau-
tile Mutual Insurance Co.
1894 HaiteIaaD at. Schaeitr.
1851 Same agt. same.
C49. Post Il al. sgt Gi.0er
r. Of.
iNl. Walker ct a. agt Frost
g55. Cot agL Frank et 81.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-16
REAL ESTATE.
EHw-YonK, Wednesday, May

r rff r. EKw-YonK Wednesday. May Is, 1871
Az the Exchange, this morning, the only
sa,e made was by James Cagney, by erder Oh Mary COL
CON xacutrix of the following property In Astoria, L.
Ino known MS Long Island City, being three-story
frame house, with about 2ox3s lot 2o7xllo on St.
Yobn,space running through to Williamsst 1885 feet
80 ~ viI,ow-et 10 n. C0nnor, for 1880, which IN
nded the two mortgages now on tho property es $500
a h 80 sale as advertised by James NJ Miller to take
ao beng by order OF Chas. A. Jackson, referee
so lots with buildings west side OF First-ave l5s
feet north OF OVERWHELMINGLY, 1lt was au'Ourneu' w oruer
the 1e ae adyersed to bo made to-day by Jere John
o. Of Sis %ss W be gwen in edOn
The sale made by Messrs A. d. Mellick, ir, Bro Of
% nSrtsd yery snccessfuy. The property was situ-
afsd racing the railroad track OF the Central Railroad
as Mospians Of SewJersey About @
peope attended the sale. The bidding was quite spr-
led until the close OF the sale, which resulted in about
io lots being disposed OF at favorable prices the
principal buyers being Messrs j. M heeer, e. r. Went
WORTH W. II. Fry, s. b. Bloomfield, D. H. Tyrel, f. Wal
AZ nrivote sale we have to report follows by Mr.
east corner One-hundred fths four lots for $780,
OO0 also OF lots the nortn slde OF hundred
and-tenhs feet Of Fourth-aye and one lot in
the rear for 45o also of two lots on the north side Of
nehundred-and tenthst 100 feet west OF seyenthave
boulevard for s2OOO and eight lots on the east side OF
Fghthave at the intersection OF ST. Nicholasaye. aud
Onehundredandtwenty rstst, together with nine lois
adjoining on one-hundred-andtwe 'nrstst and two
iofs i'm the rear adjoining the Ehthave lots, One
hundred and Wentysecondst being 10 lots in all, for
$4,000 -. ,.., -,
It IL reported to that the four lots situated on tho
north-yest corner of the Boulevard and Eghyseyenth
ST. together with lot the rear being nNe lots 125x
IO0 have been sold for sGl0Oo all cash, 10 Charles H.
Russell. --,....,
IL was very currently reported in real estate circles to-
day that the block between Seventy and Seventy
ninthsts Fifth and Madsonayes, 80 full lots beng the
property Mr. Douglass had been SOLD through an up
town broker to Mr.. Robert Bonner OF me T. Ledger
for 81 which report are unable TO authenti
cate In fact we understand from several prominent
brokers that Mr. Douglass himself positively denies the
statement. .,.,, -. $500.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-16

toy yacaiea
10. .Caumgon AT 0ompeeS e' N~' ''eAiN'3 3'-'
surrnioR oounT-TnrAr TERs-PARr L-srOevIcK "opens
1897 Harrison IT, az. Fos. Besss sgt The World Mutual
1872 %si u and 81 a.o at sores 1s4s Main ag Tsnan
l25 Loggh Romano and isl Ese5 ss Lu t T ana An0
a ws sgt and others sos9Ir sifs.s and aO0
is7i Bsrtlett ait Fske 49,. Bowen agt Meter
1755 Holman al. Gale. 37s7. Fielder ag- Canton.
way and seven'h-a'e. R. R
PART r--FnErpr,s J-open. at Il a
@ @ AyI a 4 a. 81 B55 f9n shs @ g. S % &: nd S3
1910 ps m oB ss &c ''ClSsi hsel fs if's'5 CO. o''' NJ
f, - Sl5ssS SsSis@5 g Il: Iy'oHHs
I1aO Helms set Pene. 1896. .Msyner ct al. sgt Beche
ConEoS PLHA-ENKRAI TERxC P DAILY, Ch j. ROBINSON and
LARRsNoRE IJ.-Opets at II a. m
s Sst g. PsS1 G Grand g. @ 49, kas SsSRSa
Il Ferry r. r. Co. 96..Waton sgt Hogan
s4ssefaaa Gsnss MoDe1ess az JdS2s MsDoaoosh
s % cSn sss r SGie1 Levine. g. Paacasri sgt Colt
S5:.Bs iva Harlem and N s'.liaODeI 's' sohreyer
qE1AI fTss-FAn7 L-zLohy, "Opens atiiA%
izs Rosa Ggt Mclean. lels. knapp agt Meg and anN
i"''S1sGs'TS LIZ ID. C G. A'i'l''''''F
MARINE cOrEr-TRIst TsHsTPaET I-sHEA "opens and
ssso Ben at Inch sos smith agt McNGuey.
ssSs Gol, REILLY s sS.lt Il 'Rast S sgt b BT"R,9I R &
s7gs Gug sgL Isaacs s95a Gsuli igt cOlyile
@ 5 k ks st e.. v1ss Rss5o' 3 fSG1a fsG s Ii .se ic''
sc's.. .KO1 ist sGhvab @ s3s5 oeot sgt hsguiHnii n,
.Bourfe az Lansing. 1852. .Hendrckson agL HART
g2l6. .Frela att Burke l9O72. Manning agt Bowen.
73f7 .Beuu Roeeutlal Goodwin Srier
s4T5. .JAswoz AIT Lewis. H55 kpsteD agt LamOreehL
e5G3 Sutton fgt. Maekav. BO0l. smith agt. MaAei.
S6Q7. Wa at Kocchlng.
ltJUACHMsES, "opens and Calendar called AZ lOA m
bo) Hoe fner AZ. KusteI 897. .COgey sgt McSwgan-
agt Coruet 8ll5. .Isaacs Oberle
m Met Gas 6l07. Wilson agt Jaiau.
HQh -. .Tresdner agt Hoffman
PuOn sgt Diger 877l. Raymond agL LuekS.
alSl Iesney AIT Matthews ConDcll q. AheArn.
slt8. .kimlars agt Funk 8sIt Van Iasei agt Bersh
slil Klein Ryan. 1913. Aaron agt BIunln
lls. loily act 8769. .Applegae sg. Matthews
PAhr Ill GRos J-Opens and Cae called a 10 a IN
372C Sc at Blackh1rlt g6I. Excelsior MFG Co. Nc
no Kiog sVt Tsnscot. Bride.
gS74 Jep6y aq Randolph $3.50. Morse sgL McGll
1919. .Msuren act HOuech yIN3 Foshck agt Ga3uor
no. .Rsess Ruck 800. .DnhY sgt Blaze
.Stuber AT. Oahlbenier 1902. Riley sg. LgalE
.Ifotaling agt Daer 9T73. Ash Kelley.
Jackson onsgtM MeNa 74..E l.
Recorder Hacke-Hlgh Hury,
Frances Parsons
John Dehanty,
assault battery Emma
Shu grand larceny John Townsend grand hreny Jacob Scheer
g1Rd larceny Frederick Este grand larceny John DwyeI concealed
New-York tribune., 1872-05-16
Goaro ano Rooms.

FURNISHED ROOMS with BOARD for gen.
tlemsa and wife single gcntlemen location pleasant ad
dearable terms very Moderate Apply 25 Ea 7ht ne2r Sds'e
New-York tribune., 1872-05-16
aurtion Sales Of Real estate

,ar,f Anrtiou Bales Oh heaI SsIaIe
Dig cl1 tcl ADRIAN n. MuLzs, Aaetonser.
A UCTION SALE. lel..e
IA OF VALUABLE LOTS
q
9TH AND 7TH-AVE. BOULEVAoDo
And on
1l2TI, 18TH, 18TH, 18TH, AND lNIH7oIo
ADRIAN II. MULLER p. r. WILKINS Co.
Win Sell at Auction I..
on THURSDAY MAY is,
Al II O'Clock, a the Exchange Saeuoom, III Broadway
d By orier OF John II. SHERWOOD, esQi
sEvBNTH-AVE BOULEVARDS full Lots comprising the e7ure
ront side between One and 0DenuDd
% together with lots Aopng the rear Of
ont on nehundred andvelhh snd br
eenihs full side comprising the entire ront betvea
hundred and and and twentieth together
with Lots adjoining Of which fronts Onhnndd and
nineteenth and on 0ne-huDdred-and tvenhethst
SIXTHAVB B0UJEVARD2 Lots The n0hae of One
hundred hhenths. With Lots the rear fronting One
hundred dfNecnth-st
The sr Boulevds under the control Of tire
Central Commisone $50 feet vide. having Road Bed Of
30 feet, and Sidewalks on each Aide o. IS ieet
The srthave Boulevard nov anshd The seyensye Boue
through SxthGv the being laid In Seventhay
Boueyar be planted with SHADE fRBS At tie expense
Of the
The son composed Of sand and gravel and k perfectly dry
THE GREAT OUTLET SEWER
L For Tie Boulevard Lots Is now beng built
Terms Of Sale will be LIBERAL
Instructed state that every Lot offered viii
be sold TO the HIGHEST BIDDER. ....
Maps lie had at the Office Of the Auctoneers bIlD
New-York tribune., 1872-05-16

NC and Fact.
81. .Burnham sgt Cookie.
81. Crane agt. Onderdonk.
l,.TAvlor act The Trustees OF
the Union College IN tie
town Of Schenectady.
5. .voight agt The Greas West
Ins Co.
10. Benson Ggt. Shsler.
20. .Paruham agt Reid.
81. .si1th-sve. 4. X. Co. agt. Nc
Intyre.
ct 1cA.m. Calendar called at IL m.
l76. In the matter Of the apphcs-
ton OF Edward +. Dedan
10 Vaoate assessment.
l79. .OiBrieu. Sheriff, agt. The
California Ins. Co.
200. In the matter Of the North
shore Staten Island Ferry
Co.
2O3. .ScOfeh act. Wilson.
Can begins az zll.
PART I-sEDGwIcR "opens
! m.
1909. .Bosse sgt The World Mutual
Life Insurance Co.
I249. Main agt. Isllnan.
1871. .Esten sgt. Luyster aud ano.
1871. .Shackelfori agt France.
1928. .Roenig agt. Sieckel and ano.
l7O5. .Peller'on agt. Bearmo.
1887. Bowen agt Metttr.
$751;. .Fiedler agt Canton.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-16
Giip 11ropsrtp TO Get.

FRENCH FLATS--1H East FOurtcenth-st.
down town PSr SECOND FLo0Rs. ssd eleg9t
s small ftcsss faies vide streets deep yard iuqurs Of ID
Jantor
YN0 LET-R0OM, on second floor, q Beck
Il st., With without steam power
New-York tribune., 1872-05-16
oorRr cALKNnARs-rms pAr.

s-,xrr CorEr-C Cmcr1r-P.Rr L-yAS BRuST, "opens "
lNA a
New-York tribune., 1872-05-16

PART n.-BkRKErT,
100. .Oscood et al Sgt- Leppamsn.
TO8. .Osgood ct a., reoeiSer, agt
Strauss.
$40. .Couover SIT Coleman et al
I'D. .Tu,ka szi O'BYien. Sh,h. SC;
Go. Harvey sgt Merchants Nat J
Bank.
TO. .Ferran ct al sgt. Hssford ct
A.
10. Sheldon sgt 0'Bhen, sheriH'
sc
ZIG. Currie ct al. ngt. Armour.
III Purnau agt. Hprague.
ia Reed Ggt lus. Co. OF the.
state Of PennsVlvsni&-
SPECIAL TERk-BRADI
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-04-19
The Foolish Harebell.

harebcll hung its wilful head
am tired, so tired / wish i was dead.
She hung her head in the mossy dell;
If all were over. then all we're well"
wind, you are rough, !" said the dainty bell,
Leave me alone--l am not well.
And the wind. at the voice of the dropping
dame,
Sank in his heart and ceased for shame.
I am not, so hot - she sighed and said;
am withering up; wish / was dead"
Then the sun he pitied her pitiful case.
And drew thick vel over his lace
CLOUD go away. and don't be rude;
l am mott don't see why you should.
The cloud withdrew and the harebell cried
am faint, so faintl and no water beside II
And the dew came down its manifold path;
But she murmured did not want bath"
A boy came by in the morning gray;
He plueked the harebell. and threw 1t away.
The harebell shiyered. and cried. " Oh oh
l am faint SO faintl Come, dear wind blow.
The wind blew softly, and did not speak.
She thanked him kindly, but grew more weak
Sun. dear sun, am cold" she said.
He rose; but lower she dropped her head.
20 rain, am withering all the blue
Is fading out of me come. pl ease do
The rain came down as fast as it could.
But for all its will, it did her nc good
She shuddeTe ed. and shrivelled. and moanini
said. .
Thank you all kindly !" then she was dead.
Let us hope. let us hope. when she comes mex
She'll be simple and sweet But fear Ifear
GEoRGE MAcDoSALD.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-04-19

LIFE.
Although not professional portrait
painter, | am going to sketch the por-
traits of two ladies with whom am in
timately acquainted.
Permit me to introduce to your notice
the elder of these ladies. She is sitting
in a neatly furnished parlor, enjoying, as
little girl once expressed it, sociable
cup of tea !" that is, :" a cup of tea with
good deal of speaking about it,
Miss Chattie, an old friend, has called
this afternoon, and has easily been pre-
vailed upon to stay and share her even
ing meal. A good-natured, easy-temper-
ed. gossip-loving character is Miss Chat;
tie; and the budget of news which she
is accustomed to carry with her, makes
her in general an acceptable visitor, for
most persons like to learn all they can
about the doings of their neighbors.
So there they sit costly by the fire, each
ensconced in large easy chair, and
looking, as they feel, quite at their ease.
What they are talking about you shall
hear.
"What do you think of the Clark
sons, who have lately come to our
church ?" asks Miss Chattie. Are they
not nice, genteel- looking girls2"
"They are rather pretty, especially
the youngest; but they are not at all
lady-like, either in their dress or their
manners. / expect Mr.. Clarkson is one
of those men who have risen from low
origin, and made money rapidly in bust
ness. There is an appearance of vulgar
ity about him"
Perhaps there is" was the reply
she will be an acquisition to our church
though, for he gives SO freely. He thinks
nothing of subscribing FIVE or ten dollars
to any society and at the missionary
meeting, last evening, he handed Mr..
Robinson check for one hundred dol
lars. Was i: not generous?"
1T has that appearance, certain ly,
but cannot help thinking it was done
for mere show. Mr.. Clarkson evident.
ly wishes to be thought well of by hi;
new clergyman, and to bring himself
forward in the congregation, so as to be
come person of influence"
Have you seen Helen Lister lately
She looks very pale and languid; l hope
she is not going into decline"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-04-19
A CONTRAST BErwIxT 1776 AND 1871.
DR.. Franklin describes the farmers
condition in 1776 as follows:

Farmer at the plow
Wife milking the COW,
Daughter spinning yarn.
Boys thrashing in the barn
All happy TO a charm"
Another gives an account of 1871 as
follows:
The farmer gone 10 a show,
His daughter at the piano:
Madam gsiiy dressed in satin
All the boys are learning LATIN
With nortgAss on the farm"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-04-19
The Empty Cradle.

There is a whole volume of poetry in
the following little sketch:
We met John on the stairs. He was
carrying an old cradle to be slowed away
among what he termed "plunder," in
the lumber-room. One rocker was gone,
and the wicker work for the sides brok.
en- it was an old willowy affair, but we
could not refrain from casting sad look
into its empty depths,
"Gone!" we said dreamingly, call
gonel" What golden heads were once
pillowed here heads of which the curls
grew moist in slumber, and cheeks and
| lips flushed to the hue of rose leaves
When sleep broke. the siIken fringed
lips opened heavily from the slumberous
eyes smiles fitted like sunbeams over
the face; the white fist was thrust into
the mouth, and when mamma lifted the
muslin and peeped to see if baby was
awake, what cocing and growing were
heard The little feet began to kick,
out of pure delight, and kicked on until
both of the tiny red shoes were landed
at the foot of the cradle. Where are
those heads now? Some that we're EN-.
Drowned by vigorous manhood are sleep
ing on battle-6elds; some are bleached
with time aad cares; and the feet have
grown sore and weary on the rough path
of life.
Perhaps some little one, once tenderly
rocked here, is sleeping in the coffin
Over it grow heart's-ease and vigorous
box, and candytuft, and the starry lessa.
mine. The white blue bird futters its
bright wings through the willow bough
aud the cool summer wind whispers to
the green leaves and grass blades on the
grave. What of? Perhaps of its i'm.
mortality. Sleep on little dreamless one.
"Of such is the Kingdom of Heaven"