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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-27
THE EXPENSES OF THE CITY GOVERNMENT

caucus was held last night by the democratic
members Of the Board Of Aldermen and Super
visors In the Common Council Chamber, the object
being to consider as to whether 1t would be ad-
visable for them to approve OF the budget which,
under the pew charter calls for an increase Of the
expenses for the support OF the city govern
ment. Aldermen wylie McTntire. McGroarty
and Fletcher were present. res The Mayor occu.
ped the chair. After the object of the
meeting had been stated Alderman Clancy re-
marked that he had signed the call as democrat,
and If 1t could be shown that they could reduce the
expenses he would heartily aid IN doing SO. lie
haa no ooleSSoion, however, 10 the items ID the
supervisor FLETCHER fully concurred with Alder
man Clancy.
supervisor RICHARDS took an opposite view OF
the matter, and cOntended that the budget ought
to be cut down at least quarter OF million dol
lars.
The meeting was then adjourned until next Fri
dav mint.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-27
A CABLE CELEBRATION AT HEARTS CON.
TENT.
HEARTS, CONTENT, N. F., J1l

HEARTS, CONTENT, N. F., J,ly &C. 1879.
This evening it win be seven years since the
telegraph feet entered Trinity Bay, Newfoundland.
Tomorrow Sunday win be the seventh annver-
sary OF the landing Of the cable and 1t will be seven
years on Monday since the line was opened for
business. This evening will be celebrated by
banquet at this place. and Monday by boat races.
comprising sailing, rowing and scnhnR.
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Lizzie Lucas was first away, Minnie w. second,
Buchu third, the others close together. They ran
rapidly up to the stand through the mud In such
cluster that four OF them were parallel as they
passed under the wire at the stand. These were
Buchu, the Blackbrd FLY, Minnie w. and
Lizzie Lucas. Sally Watson was fifth, being
unfortunate in getting on; Sunrise sixth, Cora
Linn seventh and Tabitha eighth Gong around the
upper turn Minnie w. ran to the front and showed
the way to the quarter pole, Lizzie Lucas second,
Sallie Watson third, Cora Linn fourth, Buchu
fifth, Tabltha sixth, Sunrise seventh, the Black
bird FLY eighth. Minnie w. kept the lead down
the backstretch, passing the halfmile pole half
length In advance of Sallie watson, the latter
being two lengths in front OF Llzzie Lucas, who
was one length ahead OF Sunrise, Cora Linn fifth,
Tabitha sixth, Blnckbird seventh, Buchu eighth.
Sallie Watson made desperate attack on
Minnie w. on the lower turn, but could not
reach her head. Minnie being q neck in
front as she swung into the homestretch.
Sallie Watson could not run In the wind as well az
Minnie w.. and the latter drew away gradually az
she ran up the stretch and won the race by
length, Salllc Watson two lengths ahead OF Lizzie
Lucas the latter six lengths In advance OF Sunrise,
who was fourth, Buchu fifth. Tabitha SIXTH Cora
Linn SEVENTH the Blackbir6 FLY eighth. Time,
2:0lA.
WINNER OF THE ALABAMA STAKES,
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Fishery Bureau superntends no less than fifteen
thousand acres Of lakes and ponds, producing
annually $500 hundred weight Of carp, 200 hun
dred weight Of pike and schil, or 224 tons Of the
nobler sorts OF nsh; quantity, however, which
does not supply the demand for Vienna. A
quarter Of this produce is sent to Hamburg.
THE MODEL FARM.
The wittingan farm estate Is one OF the best in
Austria. 1t embraces all branches Of agriculture
cattle breeding, sheep breeding, &c. The Prince
farms eleven places, five OF which belong to the
Wlttngan, three to the Lomnitz and three to the
Hammer sections, containing 5000 acres Of cult
vatable ground divided as follows:-Grain, sos;
meadow, 1873; pasturage, 81; nurseries, 90; hop
gardens o.; orchard. OIL. On the LIST of Nav last
the number OF animals on the immediate farms
was 900 CATTLE 3271 sheep, 10 horses, IL foals be-
sides II spans Of horses used for home purposes.
On the eleven farms are employed eleven superin-
tendents, ten chief thresners nine fodder masters
two guardians OF the meadows, in all thrty-two
persons, and host Of laborers, men and women.
The wages of labor average from one to two dollars
week In our American money.
FOREST CULTURE.
Forest culture is the most interesting industry
connected with the estate and has at Withlngan
a very interesting history. The FIRST mention of
measures being taken to protect the forests occur
in the seventeenth century. Now the culture of
trees has developed to system as accurate and
regular as the growth Of cereals. The entire
forest area is divided into six classes, according
to the age OF the trees-from to 20, from q to 49,
from Al to 90, from 81 to so, from 81 to 100 and
above 1OO--12O being about the extent of age per-
mitted 10 the monarchs OF the wood. Wandering
through the estate one comes upon the immense
areas, nrst of felled trees, then OF sproutngs,
then OF youths, then OF matured and finally of
foliage, and OF which the German poet sings -
wer hat dich, du schooner wald
Aufgcbaut so hoch da lrobcnh
'who, beautiful tree. has built thee up so highr'
GAME.
Speaking OF the forest, the game therein pre-
served and shot, as the case may be. should not be
omitted. In the year 1871 o,o1o head Of game were
shot, of which 4s4a belonged to what is designated
useful or palatablc game. Among the latter were
10 stass SO deer Is lawns ia roebucks 80 roe, Is
kids als2 hsres. IS wood grouse, 4 heath cocks, 9
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The Second Race.
PURSE $500, for all ages; three-quarters OF q mile
J. A. Grlmstead's g. C. CrOcKf0rd, by Lightning,
dam Mshap, three years old (McCellan) ....--
M. h. Sanord's b. c. Mate, by Australian. dam
Matte Gross, years old (Haywo0d) ..........
A. BelmOnt's or. c. Gray Planet, by Planet, dam
Eagless (HannOne) neutrality-suspicious..
D. Mcdaniel 4 Co.'s CHI. b. Harry Bassett, by
Lexington, dam Canary BIRD, years old
(McCabe) Observation-Disclosures.
J. w. Weldon's CHI. {. Quits by Elipse, dam Co
lumbia, years old (C0chran) ................
Carroll Il COars b. r. The Muse, by Australian,
dam Zeno. years old (Abe Robinson) ........
H. p McGrath's br. c. Artist, by Asterold, dam
r. A. watson's b. G. Valley Brook, by Jerome
Edgar, dam Minnie Minor, years old
lhuGnes) .......,..................
Isaac w. Penn0ck's CHI. G. by Planet, dam Re-
becca r. Price, years old dr.
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The horses had q capital start, Gray Planet being
the first away, Cr0ckfOrd second, Harry bassett
third, The Muse fourth, Valley Brook nIth Mate
sixth, Artist seventh. Quits eighth. me norses
ran very rapidly along the fractional track, ana as
they passed out OF the shute on TO the regular
track at the halEmile pole Gray Planet led
hall o length, Crockiord second, one length IN
OF Harry Bassett, Artist nfth, Mate sixth, Quits
seventh, Valley Brook eighth, some changes Of
horses passed the three-quarter pole. the two
grays, Crockford and Gray Planet, were running
neal and head. Getting into the homestretch,
was seen coming with rush. He ran into second
place but could not overtake Crockford. who won
the race by two lengths Nate six lengths ahead OF
Gray Planet, the latter two lengths ahead Of Harry
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-17

tAA. halo, yellew, elealy. leeklns 6liA
a. ehrntan ~ uMr 4. fts'ellllsks and health.
rustDles, htasrlsrs and Ev0pelwas urn
reIn.sul. hrrWlstM. hrvNeMleNR oln~Ases
81 else E9eN, white AMeeltM9, Ooceea,
eskj k0wrA nr nny Kind III Itutiior rapidly
uNlAhie and disappear under ita Influence.
IN h.st u VIII io yea Mafr w0osl, md cnrU
Jon tlotr siAssiIlS tlan my mud MI other
LURES uhu tsM..sr. a soluble uAyd " trun
cemhitud with The medicinal properties 81
Ike i,.ai .,s.s.ad ~ nll .li~'.Kt.sALle g..nll.
AfNntitMg nt~ssaso sfiu.se rial Or direct
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In AlsnLs ur tsstlsss. tNMAsleaelOsA ktNs
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-17

There lint lnurl, doing nov We judi.
HI i, the llansicr or rcsl estate along
the line II Jay Cookies North -
Sai!Toai. not even BY the sho,sl-fall.
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lcrsnni InirIsnsl ID Win, carter ny nn.s
past lrs, III III ,uti4t.a sl.ia f4li .ill lakt
slur uni li,nrly notice tht nls tuea r.rss
unless pnid INV Ii due. o. 40 aus Il - das
will be put In immediate o0ursr u1e1llortiou
~ thr s1ssaIsrt urnHs known 10 thu law
Thnsc WIN woulI sAse Gusts .gll. he'll thi1
notice mud avoid The trouble Mint stock
TAKEN Ia payment ~ fair prices.
Vim. cAhTER.
16sf Ny !. y. CARTER Gssat.
Dugei Iowa june ~, 1879.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-17

!, - u /, f,Ao This popular
~. tl.e r'sl. fafie''. i. con.
liAa H. 81 . toll pian .. II sia
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con. II !. il ,,bs,, ni III IS.
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alresis I4Lus lnik 1n.atL ihu ilrsi nay-
a,'aas Il, tho land. NH Il tf,Ees 'iat
motel Il. ~ plalnnsH IL a.,rafl, TIL
Apnnin.sss ntnl ia.ns ..asitlH. -.
bib Ill erieiuei .ias a. - ~,
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4 NaFu. 80 L, .'.,,iAn. III Fan.t-
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Ilpw /. ,.tni ~ u Till iF+rce
~ excellence 81 I! .,.ruis'sl - \ III
= year Il i n, toy. " - iss nj.
and MI i. a,. .eaar,s w.. it.,c Ito
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Mt ri ii. ~ lLa M4nra4 Ecu.
San,l.. e,piru rrns lrco IN ~ ull,lira.
tioi ,lc ral,lislcr---l'. n, IIrnIricd,
Milwaukee, Wis.
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Rat,t .in~, ssucl csrnSing the Person.
II TIL |, ~ nl,c r.tl ia III. New York
newspapers their History mi lessnn.
sAtl.a Nlliins fasly ssl,a-psl Asiv.r,is-
hal,i. t.aa desperate Inn 10 heaMtifMl
i insn, ,ianl tattne meetings hnw frus-
trsIl t.e II .'ory II tho siu.lrivh Trnk-
- Ill /, ait ~. 'psrsanl description
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II i corruption S,n, II recrili III hu rts.
,tfsin>r, Unique rr.nsins iiea,., NJ Ncscy
Al. y
I'll, t..rkei,h ga Part hle f.niiy Scw.
t,..s Machine. 80 bays r.iai, lnany sdvsh.
~ es.r all, satisfaction guaranteed,
i saafe.ialsi seal euu,plese. With full
i.r#f'ians, Ec,kwilh s.Nils Mael,in. 90.
Ill, broadway. Y y,
Tie NV grAe,ly fsr .,tlal.rs, \ aust
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r. -, NJ ~ nf,.lsAs. Y j. city
il fslsiu4 raltufr aAs ,ss,ls In easc md
sstasss., nieht nj lsv. i. al slines, nnl
III ls.r Il circumstance, Nltlant my ~.
apii.n whoever IN u, e.re aud should
Il ri, i. i4len ~ dAfiay tn shert time rr-
a.fate To eiert permanent surc. scAt ~
Ill. eirenlnr irre my l5raavist "
.l,s*lti ~ viii orlrr this neW Trass for
III astaattt III r.s.
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SAMSON, n MIND Np%, IN the BITE
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6tertry u,~a I,ni, N,orrs.
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TEST OF TILEN I.

4 gentleman from Swampville was
telling how many different occupations
he had attempted. Among others, he
tried school-teaching.
Glow did you teach?" asked by
stander
"Wa'al, I didn't teach long g-that is, 1
only went to teach.
''Did you hire out?'
"Wa'al. | didn't hire out; | only went
to hire out
"Why did you give up?"
"Wa'al, ! gave it up for some reason
or nuther. You see, | travelled into Il
deestrict and inquired for the trustees.
Somebody said Mr.. Snicbles was the man
| wanted to see. So | found Mr..
Sniclles, named my obiic, introducing
myself, and asked what he thought about
lettin' me try my luck with the big boys
and unruly gals in the deestrict. He
wanted to know if | raally considered
myself capable; and told him wouldn't
mind his asking me a few easy questions
in 'rithmetic and iography or showing
my handwriting. He said no, never
mind, he could tell good teacher by his
gait. Let me see You walk off a little
ways, says he, and [ can tell jis's well;
l heard you examined, says he. He sot
in the door as he spoke, and | thought
he looked a little skittish. But [ was
considerable frustrated, and didn't mind
much; 50 | turned about and walked on
as smart as knowed | how. He said he'd
tell me when to stop; SO KEEP on till
thought [ had gone far enough. Then /
s'pccted slthin was to pay, and l looked
round. Wa'al, the door was shet and
Snickles was gomez
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-01-25
4 SAD, SAD STONY.

Twenty-Five years ago. says a letter
writer, u company of young people, farm
ers' sons and daughters, to the number
of thrty-two drove in the early morning
down to the ancient little city of Amboy,
n j., to embark in sloop for Il sail
down the waters of one of the prctticst
bays that wash the Atlantic coast. Ar
rived at Sandy Hook, they feastcd tished
and frolicked and firted, too, no doubt,
for the waSh-tub and the dairy can never
deprive the daughters of Eve of their
prerogative. At the close of the after
noon they prepared for glorious bath
in the surf of Florida Grove, the young
men retiring round the point, leaving
their fair friends in unembarrassed en-
joyment of the situation. Upon their
return the young farmers saw Il sight
that might well strike terror to the stout
est heart. The cruel undertow had
sucked the poor girls down to their
deaths, and the waves had cast their
bodies on to the sands from whence they
had dashed so merrily into the rolling
surf short half hour before, and not
one of the whole party was left alive.
Sadly the young men bore the remains
of sisters, friend and sweetheart back to
their homes, now made desolate indeed,
and widespread was the grief and
anguish in the hitherto happy township
of Piscataway. There was not family
that did not mourn the loss of beloved
child and daughter; and such was the
shock produced by the terrible occur
renee throughout the whole State of
New Jersey that the memory of it is pre-
served to this day, and the story told by
those who listened to it first, perhaps,
from the lips of sorrowful eyewitness.