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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06
THE BANK OF BOSCOBEL
Il prepared 70 do general
BANKING AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS!

nrvaed.su0 otp and sfLvKR aud q oysrnment Bonds;
Is Discouut Notes receive Deposits and transact All
business entrusted TO ts care Drsts and Letters o.
Credit furnished al the principal banKs ehn oank
az ~ Europe and tho Orort Agency for the Ma
rIonAL Lfns OF srEsNsEIrs toSand from Europe
Through ucksts from ,r,
liverpool Queenstown Londoa 70 BohcoSei' "s S
sin, Storage ~ ~
From Ramburg kutworp and Eevrs &c Boscobol, % ~
Prom Bremen Norway, sweden Paris GU ~
Children uudor " years, hali faro.
Infants under one yefF, -
'1''u''-0 s3f +. MosPADEH Aga
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06

GETTING THE STINK OUT.-Gradu-
ally the Liberals are coming hack to
their first love. How they feel after
associsting for . while with the
Democracy, was very expressively
expressed on the night OF our last
municipal election. 4 party Of them
had assembled in certain saloon TO
drink to the health Of the Mayor
elect, for whom they had worked
aud voted, when one of them said
that he was d glad to get back
into the Republican ranks again. 81
tell you, boys, I've not got that
Democratic stink out Of my clothes
yet."-MIlaukee Sentinel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06

In the above list the marked dis
proportion between the sexes, 10 at
least two vocations, may be mention
ed, to-wit: journalists and nurses.
Of the former there are Psi men
thus employed to 80 women; of the
latter there TO- 40 women to only
LOG men.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06
Who May Obtain a Patent.

Under tie revised, consolidated,
and amended laws relating to the
patents, the following instructions to
persons who propose to apply for q
patent have just been issued by Com.
missioner NJ. D. Leggett:
III Any person, whether citizen
or alien, being the original or first
inventor or disooverer OF any new
and useful srt or machine, manufac-
ture, or composition of matter, or
any new and useful improvement
thereof, may obtain patent for his
invention or discovery, subject to
the conditions as to public use and
abandonment hereinafter named.
"2. In case of the death of the in
ventoT, tho patent may be applied
for by, and will issue to, his executor
or administrator. In case of an as
Segment Of the whole interest in the
invention, or of tho whole interest of
the patent if granted, the patent will
issue to the assignee, upon the re-
quest OF the latter, or assignor AID
so, If the sssignor holds an undivided
part interest, the patent will, upon a
similar request, issue jointly to him
and the inventor; but tho assignment
must first have been entered of res
cord, and ct day not later than the
date Of the payment of the final fee /;
and the application must be duly
made, and the specification sworn to
by the inventor.
80. Joint inventors are entitled
to Joint patent neither can claim
one separately; but the Independent
inventors of separate and independ-
ent mprovements 10 the same ma
chine can not obtain joint patent
for their separate inventions; nor
does the fact that one man furnishes
the capital and the other makes the
Invention entitle them to take out
Joint patent.
"a. A patent will not be granted
to an applicant if what he claims as
new has been, before his invention,
patented or described in any printed
publication ia this or any foreign
country, or been invented or discov-
cred in this country, nor if he has
once abandoned his invention nor If
It has been in public use or on sale
more than two years previous to his
invention.
"5. lift appears that the inventor,
At the time of making his application,
himself 10 be the first invent>
~ or disc0verer, 8 patent will not be |
refused on account of the invention |
)r discovery, or any part thereof,
having been known or used in any |
oreign country before his invention |
'r discovery thereof, it not appear
ng that the same, or any substantial
part thereof. had been patented or |
described 10 any printed publication.
"6. Merely corceiving the idea |
If an improvement or machine is not |
10 'inventiOn'or discovery. The in
7ention must have been redr ced to |
practical form, either by the con.
truction of the machine itself, or of |
. model thereof, or by making o
Ira wing of it, or by such disclosure |
If it's character that mechanic or |
me skilled in the art TO which it re.
ates, can and does, from the desorip- |
ion given, construct the improve
nent, or model thereof, before it |
vii prevent subsequent inventor
rom obtaining a patent"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06

n@-A Methodist has been collect.
ing tobacco statistics among the
brethren. he found that eight lead
ing members in q certain place paid
in one year s1S5 for tobacco and s33
for the support of their pastor. and
we:e too poor to take q religious
paper.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06

FIT COLLARS TO HORSES SHoUL-
DERs.-It is very important to have
a collar fit nicely and snugly to tn g
shoulders Of the horse. 1t enables
him to work with great deal more
strength. 1t prevents CALLING and
wounding, as the friction is avoided.
Collars are made so. or should be so
made, as to throw the chief force on
the lower part Of The shoulder. TO
make a new collar & the shoulder OF
the horse, the collar should be pur-
chased of the pepper size; just before
putting it on the first immerse it in
water, letting it remain about q min
ute, and Immediately put it on the
horse, being careful to have the
names so adjusted at the top and
bottom as to fit the shoulder aud
then put the horse to work. The col
lar by being wet will adapt itself to
the shoulder and should dry on the
horse. When taken of it should
be left in the same shape il
occupied on the horse, and ever sfte,
you will have q snug fitting collar
and no wounds.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06

p@rIn 1892 the full blooded ns-
tives of the Sandwich Islands num-
bered about 10000. In 1872, forty
years later, their number was only
1904. The decline is still going on,
bet the percentsge of decrease has
not been quite as large during the
last few years rs few decades ago.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06
.ILlAM EuEPERET. We cLts'
HUMPHREY & CLARK,

BAN X EESS .,-.,,...,
BLOOMINGTON. WISCONSIN,
DUY AND SELL GOLD AND GOVERNMENT
Is Bonds and Eastern Exchange. Prompt atten'
ton given u collections At AL points ana the pay
mcnt OF taxes Deposits received and loans negotla-
ted Advances made upon approved securities. Ia
terest allowed on special deposits at best current
atea So-SV'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06

9-ShootiDg robins is cruelty. 1t
is also senseless act. Those birds
do 80 immense amount OF good in
destroying the bugs and worms that
prey on vegetation.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06

R@. Mark Twain thinks Judas
Iscariot was only Glow, mean pre-
mature Congressman" This is
about the toughest thing we have
seen on "Jude." never voted to
increase bis pay and steal IS 600.
No man can accuse him CT that.
We fear Mr.. Twain is prejudice d
against Mr.. lscariot, because he
wouldn't buy Makr's book-Ln
Crosse Democrat.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06

Too SMART FOR HIM. Ladies trav.
cling through Canada by rail are often
greatly annoyed by having their lug
gage unnecessarily searched, but one
of the officials recently got bis de-
serts. 1t happened that Yankee
school teacher on her way TO YER
mont, passed through the Dominion
with q trunk packed to bursting with
nothing oontrabsnd.S When the Off
Ger demanded her key, she begged
him not to open it, assuring him that
it had come from Kansas, containing
simply clothes aud books, and was so
full that it would be very troublesome
to re- pack it. But be sternly de.
msnded the key, and msliciously pull
ed everything out to the very bot
tom; tken-fDding her assertions
true-he returned the key, and ad-
visei her to "hurry up and get the
traps back" as the train would soon
move. what is that to me-" said
the quick witted woman, 81 have q
check for that truck, and shall hold
the Grand Truok Railway RESPONSE
Bile for It's safe delivery. l will not
take the key, and you may do as you
like with the trunk" Report says
that Official was very weary and red
in the face before be finished packing
that trunk.-Nelo York Sun.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06
HODGES 8 McCARN.

and OtatthS IN thCHANbe
AND GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
FLLITEYItLs, "h0"3iHN'
Particular attention given 20 Collections and pro-
ceeas promptly RENTED on dag ofpaymont.
FSeter to
usnrv cgevya A 90 il. Y. L. EdgsrtOz, New York
second Netl B'k, Chicago National PaEk OF Gsieha
$3.50
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06
.NNCASTER HOUSE.

LtsuERNEss t.ueccssor 90 j HYDE, pro-
!. proctor L,ncotte,, WIS. Thii house has been
brushed throughout palms spared for the &C.
B nittpn ur guests T,hiewoll provided. Stab'ing
! bed HHd attentive A'stltfg. $500
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06
British Hollow Union Hotel.

VOIN STEVENS, ofB I,i,h Hollow having nov
j HIl.uAael GKod 1H1 newly furnished the above
lotr j. uaw prepared % Accommodate guests With
veil furnished rloms good aired beds and table we'll
prov l.f w d uerunt hc-ufpl4sod. Ladies' and gen
len NIl uart with eVery accommodation and At
tent .H. ..rtiuei with moderate charges Good
'tab 1. attached end attentive hostiers al gsys 10
hand lhe tst.u .,ut Lancaster stage daily 90 meet
trah Ii 4te.a.s Forfy for all parts.
1oIS n STEVENS, Proprietor
BIZ lia..u. Oct - 1871. 2lI
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06

a o.. PHELPS proprietor, LHueaHtsr, Wis Rowing
. Furnished the uew tEree story brick hots on tho
Id hu,n corner, am prepared 10 acgommodateguests
aa.Hnpbly Rooms we'll furnished and table well
rctI3aI Ample stable accowmocsiions 22-30
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06

Ieamia. proprietor The travelling public
, el take uotice that am prepared 20 accom-
.f. luem With board aud lodging, attentive host
u good stabliug lTu
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06
cARRLER AnIIsE

m CARRIER. proprietor Boseobei. Wis. Healspro
IL. tNed before ear time and patrons assisted With
,aEgtge Pfauptnt-s aud no delays az the Carrier
Housu. ~ttlilug attached.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06
BLOOMINGTON HOTEL.

4 ttk utDLEY. proprietor (succcssor g. Sine
u lh4u.cJ bloomington, VIE. Every atien-
% taltl ttsis. Rooms Ia good order and stabling
q H.i $3.50
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06

rllENEg ana C0UNsELOR az Law and Notary
public, bloomington, Wis. All legal business
.mrfly attended %. Collections made and loans
.solated -'o'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06
RLArrEYlLLE HOTEL.
KEY CITY HOUaE.

Is 70 srREErER. corner % Mineral and Second
-.u,.ts. platteviils, Wis. Good etablag and NJ
j ft. LlstIers. sample rooms attached.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06

ha-A Missouri gentleman says
President Grant lie certain TO be one
of the richest men in that state, ow-
ing 20 the extraordinary rise in his
real estate in st. Louis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06

V1rN RY PUBLtC, Claim Agent. and Agent Tor sew
N .ral 30 tho best Lifs and Fire Insurance Com
g. foo 70 tho country Also licensed Auctiouesr All
~ ue,s entrusted 10 him viii 10 promptly attended
o, So tssvillr. wis 2i-T
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06
.IE4-E HIkOOIAs

\ ENgRtt. COLLECTING AGENT ard CONVEY.
j .n.er. Bloomington, VS. riuesinyestsated and
e9e..sI. Collection promptly attended 70. heieT
81 O. zen whom desired. @S-''
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06
RYLAND & HOLLOWAY,
NIX ER 76a
And Dealers in Exchange,

LHNNHbI LIlI " A"NvtFDH4'l
lUY and sell Eastern Exchange, Gold ard SILVER
ID and Coverument Bonds We also draw Foreign
Exchange in 10 Francs and Thslsrs, on Britain,
France aud ermany Also particular attention gwen
the payment If TsEesi collections made ana pro-
sssds promptly remfttod Revenue stamps Of all de-
nornLnAtlnns Tor sale. Gov
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06

fsuccsssor % Cobb Liken9,)
rrtRygY ,ni cOuNs ELORat Law, MineralPoint
XII. pr,rtt.es ia the U s. and state courts ahd
feaI. 10 agencies ard cOllectonsin AZ parts OF To-
80 1Erets LenaEam's Block, opp p o. E5-So
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06

No. chicago is to have q grand In-
dustaial Exposition next autumn.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06

rroRNgYs and COUEsELOEs AZ Law Lancaster
via Wul practice 10 All State ooaTts' VII ou9
su lands pay taxes obtain aud PeteAts, ~ az
u.usionsand other claims against the "o' v -|"'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06
PHELPS HOUSE.

TOuN s SNALLEY Proprietor, Muaccda, WIS
N.,.ttr Depot Expresa Omce. trd Llyssy stable
d tsI Meals 4tall hours. 23.33
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06
CHANDLER HOUSE,
Wiasullt, Grant County, Wis.

NlA2lllit, tfdnl J0uHt!, WIS,
IIAN $3.50 lurehtsej the Hotel IN this place former
IL N .uut3 hy John stevens ! have tl1ntcughiy
furn ,H eai reeoustructed the entire promises and
ann 1885 prepared with a wefurnished table,
rood ...tI tui comfortable beds. warm and commO-
di1o- .IHE aD,rrful. abIgluF and attentive hos
tier .ueett4ll provide for the comfort OF the tray
elinl .HtHr
NJ u9te r eco plo9se an and secure the coz fost
ofn, .ur,u Stop and see me
J.s. CHANDLER.
'uti Nay l'th, 1879 G2D
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06
eMALlEY houaE.

iIJRNgYs ana COUNsELORs a; Law. and sen
..I .p,.Ge.s tzenta, plattevlie Wlo. $3.50
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06
VINE. Z go. g. CARTER,
Al LAW.


~ ~ q ~ tAAht " A7t
n .I.. 10 ~ tho Courts o. WiseonEr. once over
n 'ta- s HtCarrs H1uk. 1870
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06
Nm UDpE HOTEI,

W PINE, propristor, corner Of Main and Third
. streets, DUBUQUE, IOWA
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06
,rrnn w. L1K EN- 8,

AAUEL NIERRICA'
rroRygY AND COUNSELLOR a. Law fsirplsy'
graut county. Wisconsin. %@-"@
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06
aud SECURING
BLOOMINGTON NURSERY (!

Grant County His
tNN knALLANrtNE RIOS pronri.,.r. h.vs
'.w Apple Trees Of eli 10 dinf hardy VI.
a'' Miner Pum. May Cherries Grapes. aud
'1'I 'rrits, al in Cue order Call aud cram.
w'1re buying elsewhere. l6u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06
$4,000 = clFMENTsoN,

GEO. Q WILL UW'
iron yvy ,od couNsELoR az LsT, Bosesbe
u WLacunaIn.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-06
Ferns $500 Per Annum.
.yARoEN ANDERSON,

rr1RNEY and COUNSELOR 81 Law Jamestown
wis viii prosecute claiEs and make Sot ~
d. rr.ruuffv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-06

me to levy upon the Judges personal effects to
satisfy Judgment for rent in Mr.. Mcveigh's favor.
Mrs. UNDERwO0D-Proceed, sir, and make your
levy. ask no favors and expect no leniency.
SERGEANT Madam, 1 would prefer waiting until
the Judges return.
Mrs. UNDERwooD-Use your pleasure, sir.
She then bid the visitors good morning. At
hali-past Twelve Judge Underwood arrived, and
the Sergeant, introducing himself. introduced also
Messrs. McVcigh ana Balwin, who SHOCKS hands
WIN the homey expounder OF law. The sergeant
then told him the object OF his visit, and the iol-
lowing conversation cnsued:-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., to save all further
Touble, Will Inform You that a supersedeas upon
one OF the Associate Justices OF the Supreme Court
OF the United States.
McyElan-I don't understand how this could
possibly have been done, Tor there had been no
papers sent from the Court OF Appeals up to Satur-
SERaEANT-If IL is true that a supersedeas has
been issued can proceed no further.
MCVEIGH-Wherc Is Mr.. Beach, Judge Under
woods counsel Let us see him.
A QUESTION BY THE SERGEANT
SERGEANT-lf the supersedeas has been improp
erly granted 1T does not invalidate what have
already done IN placing Mr. McVeigh in possession
oil his house-does 1t, Judge
UNDERwoOD-N0.
Mr.. BEACH twho had arrived in response to a
message delivered by the Sergeant The superce.
IDEAS has been granted. but would advise you to
consult your own counsel.
Observation-Disclosures am just about start
ing for Norfolk, where have to hold Court to-
morrow.
He then bid his visitors goodby saying "Goody,
Mr.. McVeigh; God bless youl"
MCVFIGH-Judge, l can't conceal my feelings.
don't like you; can't like you.
UNDERwoOD-That must be with yourself
Northumberland 0nlnes.
The denoument was not wholly unexpected, as
the Supreme Court Is looked upon by the loyal Vr-
glnans as political machine, and the members OF
the Court, who have received their appointments
to sustain the truly loyal are not blamed for their
political prcjldices against the South. There Is
one member oil the Cabinet whose opinion concern
ing UnderwOods course s not at all reserved, ana
he says II he Is not impeached 1t Will be because
the credit Mobilicr ring will have more influence
IN the next Congress than 1t had In the last.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-06
BLACKMAILING.
How an Individual Attempted to Obtain
$4,000.

How an Individual Attempted to Obtain
$4,000.
Edward Reimann, OF 994 Second avenue, was
arrested yesterday by detectives Bennett and
Dilks, charged with Matchmaking. fortnight ago
Remann wrote a letter to Carl Franks, insurance
agent, OF 1sl East Houston street, asking to see
him on important business. On receipt Of the
letter Franks called on Reimann, who told him
that woman whose name he refused to give,
and who was former servant IN Franks
family, accused Franks wife OF poisoning
her previous husband, but for the sum of
S2o, 600 she would leave the country. Mr.. Franks
called on captain Irving on the 9th OF APRIL and
.a omcer placed the case in the hands olDetectves
Bennett ana Dnks Franks, under instruction OF
Tue detectives, made several appointments with
kemann, and finally agreed to pay him the sum OF
$oOOO lot silence contract was drawn up, which
Reimann was to sign and In which he agreed to
get the woman out OF the country. Captain irving
gave Franks $4T0 In counterfeit money and $40 In
good money, which he marked, and a check
for $4,000 on the Gcrmania Bank in the Bowery
Reimann and Franks met at the bank Yesterday
afternoon, the contract was signed the money paid
over and Detective Bennett who stci,d in the line
OF dep0sitors at the time, stepped out and ar.
rested Remann as soon as the money was i'm his
possession. He was then taken to headouarters
and locked up by Captain Irving. All search to
find the woman proved futile and the statements
made by Reimann to the police were found to he
false. lie will be taken 70 Court this msrning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-06
BRooKLYr's NEW HEALTH BOARD.

Under recent act OF the Legislature the Board
OF Health OF Brooklyn has been reorganized. The
act made the Mayor, Comptroller and Auditor an ap-
pointing Board to appoint two physicians who, In
conjunction with the President OF the Board OF
Police, should compose the Board OF HEALTH
The appointing Board met several tunes
but were unable TO agree upon the candl.
dates. The Mayor was In favor OF reappont.
ing Dr. Otterson, the present incumbent, but the
Auditor was In favor OF DR.. J. G. Hutchinson who.
IL Is said, was also the choice Of Senator Perry.
The Board met on Saturday and appointed DR..
Conkling who was Assistant Sanitary Superintend.
day the Board met again, when DR.. Hutchinson
was lpJy appointed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-06
BANK SWINDLE IN ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, MO-, May 8, 1873.
On Friday morning last an elegantly dressed
young man entered the West st. Louis Savings
Bank ana presented letter purporting TO be from
e. d. Randolph a Co., bankers, OF New York, in
PRODUCING James 8. Adams and enclosing draft
for 5000, certified by the Nassau Bank OF New
York. The regular cashier OF the bank being alb
sent, Mr. Harker, young man temporarily acting
az cashier, examined the papers, and, thinking
them genuine, gave Adams $4,000, being all ne
desired at the time. Later In the day Harker
became suspicious and teegraphed to the Nassau
Bank and to Randolph Co., receiving replies that
both the letter and the draft were orgeries. The
police were notified OF the transaction, but Mr..
Adams c0nld not be l0pQ0s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-06

NOtttLlCb ~ lhc ArAViNt hFt 1AieTys
Mr.. Leavitt Is to be thanked for this-that he is
not such dev0tee OF the humdrum and BGotlan as
to refuse to insert q novelty from time to time
among his art collections. Among the pictures
now on view at his Broadway gallery are more
than fifty painted on porcelain which deserve to
rank as novelties. Among these are two by
Charles Hourly, representing African slaves. male
and female, painted after nature and wonderful in
mems came from the Messrs. Chopin, father
and son, and consist OF an ''Oriental Landscape
Dogs Heads'' "a par) "Monkeys-Paenln and
Cook' Ia pair; 'Cheese and Herring" Ia pair ;
''The BATH (CamaYen blue and purple) 1.-THE Fe
male Bathersn "a pair, in CamaYen purpe) q
"Landscapef Canaan bue) and ''Oysters and a
Pie" In the first evenings sale there are 100 lots,
among which occur Landscape" by Black
man. several pictures by sBBreyoort; ,. ,Ro;
lnness; couple OF paintings by Lang; Coming
Through tile Ryen and .Near Garfed,h by 7. l..
Smith, and very large and important
work by Charles Hourly, called 1.-The Tithe,"
and representing q couple OF monks re-
jocing over the uthes in country produce.
Other works OF note by this artist are, ''The De-
scent Of the Cross, in which his pupillage to Cog
met betrays itself; the 'Aircan saves,' to which
we have already referred, and the works ranging
from 90 to %. The second evenings sale will COM
prise the private collection OF oil paintings belong
ing to Mr.. d. +. Corlies, about one hundred in
number. The principal contributions are by Arm
field, Kaemmerer. Lebret, Vcrhoeven, Grips Hot
man. Brevoort, w. T. Richards, Brl0uin, Revirre,
Heade, Dansaert Sonntag, w. +. De Haas, Inness
day and Thursday next; the place Clinton Hall
saleSrOOm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-06
IRON the philadelpnia Press. Nav 81

Apart from the sagacious enterprise OF the New
YORK HERALD in securing the best and costliest
talent to perfects its history OF the Vienna Expo
stion, we must give 1t credit for the help thus ex
tended the memorial OF American liberty at Phia-
depha, July 4, 1876. To quicken the brains OF fer
tile writers like Louise Muhbach Berthold Auer-
bach and Edmund Yates In writing up foreign
display for an American audience, Is to awaken
their sympathy for the grand demonstration in
favor Of American liberty and to extend the in
terest in the Centennial And so the HERALD is
doubly aiding itself and the country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-06
PAST TRAINS BETWEEN NEWPORT AND
BOSTON.
HARTFORD. Conn.,. May

HARTFORD, Conn.,, May 8, 1873.
The fast express trains between New York and
Boston, via this city, will be put on May &C. They
win leave each city at ten O'Clock A. M. and make
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