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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-04
DECIsIONS-JUNE 8.

Suprem, Cowt-Chambes-B Judge Fancher.-
Dton ' Holt ct h0Gn GfaSd cf' . 1 IGs and enpSf
n2eo9 9r yai, .s in, - 1G. or 3eed
compute Bouger gL Williams and oAoton granted to release
m5 h. denied 10 the matter Of he petition John
ordered the matter Of n. application Of t6e sss.oT &C. .5e
~Jasnt granted custody children awarded the plain
Calendar BOus Rsfeenee ordered 70 aLe proof
30, 10 b. H,. under The Erection Of the sheriff Of Queens County
Harrison aLRsersnee ordered Pinch act sDeAiSh
RustOn Rsfrens ordered 20 o. Bea%sh ssq 70 oSmga
Motion granted Winston agL Bng,h-Moon granted von R6ade
~ Won Rhad.Jaas@sn n'sG Ga report. Sadl as SrpD,a
granted Stevens ag lsansi defendant
port confirmed and judgment Of divorce granted Stuart ag sehes
Reference ordered
SUPERIOR Court-Specia, Term-By Judge Mcneil
C.hssn so atl appeal settled DALEY Daey
0 ,Sao, so, o aaIo at ooa aa
By Judge Van yonLeavE ag MuoneyDefault opened with
:n: % SaS costs Nth
&C. denied
Supreme Court ircmt-King' County-By Judge
People ag Pstcf MolveycOmmi,neut aaceut T. H. Gsr,tv
AT CahtlanMouon denied with so costs W A. Gard
g Thomas Bubne-MOton for injunction denied with $40
sss.. g Fl s H 1a daf.n spP0 %s. J" AZ.
s1Ps ii, 50s Ts,9 Jd a. M R lon s.ssS
granted Of cost. to present time and $40
10 the matter Of aPPeaoa o. II NJ sseh% i9I appointment
Craig John Laer, and D. stlSe, Commissioner, Of
Marine Court-Chdn.bers-By Judge Gross.-Levy
AIT Roenbsum aud staying the proceedings Of the plaintiff
Justice AdAmeOr cang the ore Of arrest and dschargng
the imprisonment Bmenbeg KahnOre opening
default BeenOr1sr denying motion the de-
fnlt Vakhan Ag PeedenhaOrr staring all further proceed
Bgs plaintiff Saunders ag Sterling and ano0rer extending
The demur tie complaint OF the plaintiff 10 days
Benner Hers and anoDeendan demurrer oyered
Judgment pn for amount demanded costs and costs o. motion
vita leave 10 the
order on payment Of costs Of motion
Court Of AppeaIs-ALBANY, June 3-The follow
ins dse ions the Court OF Appeals to-day
Judgments affirmed with eoss-Durke Ag Marsh Bodne agt Kill
leen Youngs KAney ag SheahAn Hubbe Med
bury Da AZ kuprech Psraham Wilbur Martin Ag SuimAn
Hawley keeler.
Judgment a0rmed--Smtb agt The People.
aud trial grantees costs abide eTenthoOrs
Judgment reversed granted unless plaintiff sipuAe
reduce recovery s62 Is and reduced Affirmed with costa
Cooler agt The Howe Machine Company
Judgment Term reversed and that Of SPECIAL Term
costs-PeOple Debe The dermAn United
Evangelical st. stephens Church OF Buffalo.
affirmed with eosGn the matter OF Asor W Vaoase an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-04
TIE CIVIL RIGHTS SUITS.

1t is expected that the two suits for dam
ages against Lester walack and third against Michael
Dixon who keeps a restaurant at No $50 Bleeckerst
for an infringement OF the Civil Rights BILL all OF which
were brought by exJudge Erasus d. Culver in behalf
of coored citizens Of rhs city, win be tried in few
days history Of these given exclusively by
The TRIBUNE on May IA. When the case was first
preached the counsel for the defense Messrs Brown
Hall Il Vanderpoel, expressed desire that the case
should proceed at once. The papers served by
Judge Culver May 49, and the counsel for the defense
promised to answer within "a hours. They delayed
however until last Monday when they request ed Judge
Culver TO grant five days more, agreeing to give him
their then. They intmated that they would moi
base the defense on constitutional grounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-04

and Trust Company the 10000 contemplated ssuos
be first marketed here and then the 80 days nc'oo
given TO the NewYork Stock Exchange, d to obtain
afterward registration for them in America should tne
unfortunate foundlngs find their way thither rhe pro
posed registration of the Union Bank Of LONDON ecns
Independently Of the Farmers Loan and Trust Com,
pany win be no check whatever upon secret issues ana
as one market is affected the other even the wise OF
that company would become valueless- rho 30 Gays
rule of the New-York Stock Exchange was auop'eu IN
1890 In 70 preyent secret issues OF Erie shares find
inc market and to warn the public with respect to In
tended issues. Yours. obediently, GEo. McHESRY.
London, May 10, 1879
The Erie transfer books for tho annual
election will close the 18th inst at p and reopen
July o. The BischoGshem party undoubtedly possess
be bnlk of the stock or proxies for It, and will return
the present officers and number Of the present
directors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-04
THE BARRY DIVORCE CASE.

BosTON June 3.-In the Supreme Court, TO-
day, Judge Ames heard motion for alimony on the
part Of Charles A. Barry, the drawing artist against
Mrs Flora f. Barry, the well-known singer The libel
with Capt. Cary the husband from whom she had been
divorced In 1885, eight weeks prior TO her marriage with
Mr.. Barry also Of improper relations with Mr. Torrens
musician OF Bangor. She charges that she lost her
situation at the Old South Church and elsewhere by
reason of Mr.. Barry's imputations. This Mr. Barry
denies. The Judge decided that pending the libel Mr.
Barry should allow her 81 900 year, in weekly pay
ments as alimony; also ESQ for counsel fees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-04
MRS. wooDHULL's TRIAL FOR LIBEL.

The day for the trial of Woodruff and Olaf
lin for an alleged belous article Luther c. Challss,
has been fixed, after much discussion, for June 16,
when Judge Barrett sitting in the Court of Oyer and
Terminer, has peremptOriy informed the counsel of
the accused that the must be proceeded with
c. w. Brooke, OF Garvin, Fellows Brooke, appeared,
Yesterday as additional counsel for Woodruff and Olaf
lin TO aid Messrs. Howe, and Hummel and Jordan in
the defense Mr.. Brooke read the afdavits demanded
the previous day by Judge Barrett by Mrs. Wood
hull stating that important witnesses were absent
Charles BrentOn being in Pennsylvania, Flor
ence Rose Mckinley in California, Mollie De
Ford, Daisy" and "Anne" in Baltimore,
and Laura Cuppy Smith in Lynn, Mass
DistricAttOrney Phelps still insisted that there was
nothing these adavit that should induce the Court
to grant an adjournment. No mention had ever been
made Of the witness Brenton and to the other there
was nothing before the Court TO show that they
material. Mr.. Howe cOntended that the affidavits
showed the materially OF the witnesses, and after
some further discussion to the ACCESSIBILITY OF post
ponement, finally settled that the should
stand until week from next Monday, when it II
to be tried peremptOrily Mr.. Brooke, who is also
sci for Maxwell, one OF the defendants witnesses
in the examination at Jefferson Market, now
under indictment for perjury. insisted that his
case should be tried before that OF Woodruff and
Cann as it would prejudice his testimony before jury
Judge Barrett said lie could how it might prejudice
them and while he would make no peremptory order.
no would suggest 10 the DisrcAttorney that hi
should be tried first.
In the United States Circuit Court Judge Blatchford
presiding Jordan obtained leave move to-day,
quash the indictment charging Victoria g. Woodruff
Tennie c. Clan. and Col Blood, with sending obscene
literature through the mall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-04
pASSENGERS ARRLYED.

PROM LIvERPOOL-Tn steamship S1ldr1d June 3Rey Charles
ChderI Reey p White aud lady Miss fanny White anu
maid Doran Thornley,. Henry Jryes A b. Davis Miss
Alice Duon and lady Mr. Bnfum and Others IA e'esrag
FROM HAVANA-Tn steamship CASH, Juue 3Mararus
Chaeon Geo W Griffin Rafael Name M3run Laare heI
Apon Gonzales Lasons John Young john Burns
James Bachman T. Fase wife. and two children Francis
Milen Juan Compte. Frauas Casss, VIM. j. Peckhad u r.
Susre1 Betterton bowling AlonEO Honahdez sauoru
Hugh Shields Fle Saus Jose H. Vega wife, and four children MIS-
o9se CspO children Mrs ThOs Pratt and Two
children Mrs H. Z. CLARKE Miss Avelna Montez Auaeo Lafo
ATen AYeu ngan Andres Montei Mrs b. D.
Porter Mrs aud cad Asahco joseph ee Mf
seNrr Men
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-04
THE eu1DEr PAVEMENT SUIT DISMISSED

After long discussion, Judge Sedgwick, in
Part l. OF the Superior Court dismissed the suit OF
Charles 0udet against the city, which brought
recover se7 o. the per the contract
for paving Thirdave. from FOurteenthst. 10 Forty
sixtb-st with Belgian pavement. The ground OF the
dismissal was that the plaintiff had failed ~ produce
the certificates Of the Inspector Of the Croton Board
be Water PuryeYOr that the work had been properly
dane according " the terms VI the contract.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-04
Sales bp Anrtion
A. MKRvIs, AuenOpeeE

A MKRwIH,
DY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co., $50 Broadway,
I'D BOndL-sAss Of Books. wSrs Of Art Fancy G0Oa Fun
TUESDAY and wEDNBsDAY-CHoIGE BOOKS relating shAle-
,peare The Drama BngSh and American Poetry Trials Pam
phlea kc.. 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-04
Ghanres for Bnsinees Sflen

NEW LITERARY ENTERPRISE needs
N paetcal PRINTER with fee hSndrsd dollars Address LIT
BRARI Tribune once.
A NEW, honorable business enterprise pos
sns present and future prospects positively
eaualsd By ANYTHING offered IN this county requires SOo for which
and position will be good Ony
inch ii. spponi an Interview PRRLBf Tribune oeos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-04

sup r.s, 400 sun 1926 MOOp sets.... loo
stGH
Sanity Hoot. I'll Cows He'll Gate Fery.. AZ
DbS-P "
24 Cows sand. Jul Hell Gate FerrT'' 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-04

tn. MAJ Trust Co. .g1 The sls' PsssTn .F Cssss
sIs aiSby az Thompson 1lSS Percy .St The LsfaJo'
sisS..6onuor Al Bsrnhsi~ersnd InS Co. Of sTsSsln'
II Kourrr Tsnr--DiLr, Gu y.--oPeus an
N..Beamish, recr ist MAJ %''Con.onaana run ' w.
49,. lower sgt smith .. al -,
MARNn Couxr-TRfAL TERH-PART LHoWLAsD, J-Opehs anu
1906 Sullivan agt Sullivan 1915. oconhor agt Cooper
III. .Abrahams ait MARI z5 'LedaY gt Inc =. C.
ai09 nunn at kinney 2s2. Klein agt Holman. -
1890. Vokenning All Brown 80 worse gI an y W.
1850 'LIsSa n ~ is5l Same Igt Mcmahon.
,,9s s,t .Ss RlOipy,, 1881 Ninth Nat Bsak azi Nc
2l1s. .KOvss at Walker hAagh1
400. Ross agtL schreck. ,,,-.,o
PART IL-sPAgLDrSa, J-opeas sd calendar ca @t
1909. Reed Agt PdcocE. 2ol' 'naney E] nshe
l33i Burcheil agt Martin Dos. Jones SgL Lombardo
9Jli Duryes All Hymes 1919. Butler agL harcelo
29l9 Jones sgL Ferguson 25s Carpenter 81 hs'n'
1855 smock sat Woodhouse 2ls2 Oeehs sg kem' ~
.ls7 Van Buren, sgt stewart 25. .BsumsSTeI agt The L. L
PshT IT, s pST and e.susaf called
Kelly sst steSbart 1862. The Y Life Ina Co. agt
aN SSSsr. az g. H.bsmsr ss BaeiSs .s weye
B5 Leaman agt McCshe 224 AeHshier sgt bl9rsyS" o.
$780, Lacquer agt Orion 2J5. Turner ag- the n T. zen
2i7l .Mcbonoash sgt Dorry tral anl Hudson r. r. Co
2ls. Raphael hgt ORo1rke. 236. Smith bgL IVba
69l SgoutaG ast Wllang 2Jt3. Hurley agt Barney
| 2967. Alexander Agt williams
GENERAL sEssross-PARr L-HAcKErr. R-Thomss ksnney
Thomas Poster burglary Valentine Raub Patrick Foley Bernard
ConrOy eonou' assault and battery William Carney Owen Ree
Ann MoGnne,, tsc c,se a Raab receiving stolen goods Otto
Churchill Jacob Martin William Gets Abraham Coumerpher PAM
Falk. assault aud battery.
GEsERAL sEsnoss-PARr H.-sUTHERLlSD JThomss And, r
Thomas Smith, Thomas B. Cro Thomas senAg Aos Speeh
William Hill Daniel ResrO1 Helena sone' onou' asssu. and
battery Henry Shera John Curn grand arcenTi Jacob Seheke
srcny from The person Charles Cose A9deE sanders LeTnri
Curtin, concealed weap0nsi Albert B. Smith, petit larceny
Crr Court BEooELIsNos 3' g. 49, IS. H. ST. s. S. 81 50
sUPRHnE Co5ar CIRoUIr KISos CouSrr-Soa d. 30 H. 80 O
a, a. -. SOL 50, s.. Sc, ST. 3d. 50, 81, 90, H. o.
Of Appeals Calendar for wednesday Nos TO- no. rs
lis, IS. II. 1911.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-04

Citp RraI Gsiatt for Sale
DARGATNS on Fifth apI Eighth-aves., 'front.'
ar eta Pari: 90 seyen aVeS above 'he f'A
Grand Boulevard and A'sf'0s rN- 1''' VIM H. RATN0R
81 Pnea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-04
BROOKLYN ssaI estate for Sale.

BROOKLYN zeal GSIais for salf.
TARROTJ-ST near CARROLL PARk.
1on saTR s estOry brick and brosusooe oass"ss
FOh SAIL, ~ CHEtonsa GIso, vito sTtensoa % S''
noo o ~, 1900 " particulars, sppD 70 ~.
'"J 10" wCKoFP JANIS ls5 aootAsees., Biool,s-
TI0R1 SITI, on EASY TERMS-LOIS Nos
EOh insen 5OIlOo and So 10 ~ and "a hontAgpe -
o,oS ' a No lo3 RaeaPpest kei hoa,s 40 -
VnOV No 1871 NioughbT-sG H0oses Nos 80 ~ 49,
NiHo1ghoyH GORDON l. FORD, " CArEst brooi9a-
~ ST7RY STORE and DWELLING
,12 oa PnsAPPlsst SssS Fu esn s VI ,,Ts, Brs
49, AND PCS WESTINGHOUSE,
slf01 b,t.een Hilary and yoAnsoa-sts.
~ FOlR.sTORY DOuBLk HOUSE,
Lot NI7o
GORDON l.. FoRD
81 Cark.sL BrootgA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-04
New-JerSep Real gsiaIe for 5aIs.

A BkRGAIN at Morristown-CountIy oEA a..
n three scrss tWu~o b,odsGros cottage & Ss tSt sac
- ,hapdspee Of iruil and shade. $ kpDl Nc 81.
A R0SELLE, n. IA beautiful hOn mn
n 10 ey lots 10 earnage o. Rsilrosd q
49,, IA niautss from Eewlerk the line Of me Uc1'
SswJsr'sJ' reas very 10" I" s0OA amy D. HoPE.
Il9 Liberty-st " I
ARINGF- N.J.-Great variety properly 60 ~.
.,la Hoa.e, o,rushei uuiaraished 70 - tIs.st,s
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-24
DEACON DODD.

Deacon Dodd once feelingly said,
About his BetSey, long since dead. Co.,
ssIf ever an angel loved a man,
That angel, sir, was Betsey Ann;
II happened TO ScOld her, she was so meek
Which the deacon did seven times a week.
shed clap her apron 10 her eye,
And never say nothin' but only cry"
But, ladies, perhaps you'd ike 10 be told.
That Deacon Dodd, like other men,
Waited a year, and married again;
But he married q most inveterate scold.
And now tis' the deacon's turn 10 be meek
AS he gets well rasped from week TO week;
But rather than "Open his head" he'd burst
He wishes the second was the first!
But as she's as tough as a hickory limb,
No doubt she'll live TO say OF him,
III ever a saint the footstOol trod,
Thai man-that saint-was Deacon DOddn
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-24
We Don't Believe It.

Henry Wolf, OF San Francisco, q boy
eight years of age, has been sent to the
Industrial School as incorrigible -
his mania being to break into and burn
buildings, and recklessly mutilate and
destroy property. In commenting on
the disposition of this case by the Court,
the Bulletin says: "With proper home
training there would have been no ne
cessity for this course, and a bright, in
! telligent boy would have been saved from
lasting disgrace"
/ We take issue with the Bulletin in its
conclusions. While we are not disposed
to underestimate the value of proper
home training, yet we apprehend
that the disposition of this boy is inher-
tied, and too deeply inbred in his nature
to be affected by ordinary methods.
How often DO we see men and women 90
astray who, in their childhood, had the
very best of home training, while others
who had come up, as it were, without
such training, turn out to be good eiti-
Zens
Children are sometimes born moral
monsters, and no amount of training
seems to have the least effect upon them.
Inherited tendency TO crime is something
that our codes make no note of; and yet
may we not justly attribute to this source
much of the evil that exists in the world?
Then, again, it is all very well to talk
improper home training Suppose the
father is the victim of intemperance,
and the mother is compelled TO 90 out
TO service to earn bread and clothing for
her children, as many poor mother is,
in the large cities; how then about prop
er training at home?
In the nature Of things, as society is
constituted, large PERCENTAGE of chill
dren born into the world must neces-
sarily grow up without training of any
sort, except such as the selfishness or
society affords the training of want
the training of the streets-the train
ing of evil associates.-.S0n Jose Mey-
ctDy.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
Compressed Air---Patent Rights.
NOTICE.

rT,FyF INVENTIONS OF DIR. ROYCE for the
Production, Storing and Transmitting pow
er, etc, by impressed air also Tor destroy ing
veiIoSv' fssver on ships in Hospitals, FOR Nentl-
Iafjon etc have been proved 10 be the only
successfal methods, where pumping maehln-
ery Is used
and control OF these patents has been placed ia
my hands with the sole power OF License OF
ING CompreSsed Air aS a Motive Power, or for
Ventilation. etc. may obtain full Information
OF the title and details of the patent DN Apply
ing for copies at the Patent office Ihe reissues
are numbered 5,20l and 5,2j2, and Tor terms nI
use by addressing me, p, o. Box lOI6, or . LIN
erty street, New York. hOhACf H. bNi.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-24
LADD & TILTON,
B a N x ER .,
Established. 1880.

DEPOSITS RECEIVED AND ACCOUNTS
IL kept subject TO check on dram.
INTEREST allowed on TIME DEPOSITS or
TRUST FUNDS, in sums Of ONE DOLLAR
AND UPWARDS from date of deposit.
MONEY LOANED on approved security.
Bonds, Stocks and other ValuableS received
on deposit for safe keeping.
Collections made and proceeds promptly re
mitted.
Investments in Real Estate and other prop
eTty made for parties. .. -
Sight and Telegrahic Exchange on san J. i'I
cisco and the Atlantic States for sale.
Government Securities bought and >olu. u,
Agent for the transaction OF ali kihds %
nancial and Trust Business ia
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-24

As an ndncenen 10
I NoNrH~Ssr o
fr twenty subscribers s. 90 HOME
SEWING MACHINE,
~
s wills
II Black Walnut
rice
AIoriso nstetsPo
saosrber &
hANldN ORGAN,
subscribers at 50 accompanied and twenty-five
Reed Improved Swell sh"
one hundred subscribers
oN ORGAN Throughout
kneeswls VIOLA DIAPAsOS,
'eved
during The
Will entitled OF
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-24

MARRIAGEAND EDUCATION. Exam
inc the first choice of a girl. Amongst
all the qualities which please her to a
lover, there is, perhaps, not one which
would be suitable to a husband, and in
fact she frequently sees little more Of
him she loves, than the beauty of his
form, or, perhaps, the elegance of his
dress. Is not this, then, the most COM
plete condemnation Of our system of ed
ucation? From an apprehension of too
strongly affecting the heart, we conceal
from woman all that is worthy of love;
we allow the sense Of the beautiful that
exists in them to be lost among fulfill
ties-the outside pleases them-what is
within is unknown. When, therefore,
after having been united six months,
they look for the delightful young man
whose presence charmed them, they are
often very much surprised to find in his
place only an impertinent fellow, an ig-
noramus, or n simpleton. Yet this is
what is commonly termed in the world
a marriage of -InUestiqdtOr
->~~-
A lady has propounded in the Chris
tida Union the following pertinent in
quiry: "Is it a woman's duty TO suffer
by husbands fault-fnding and abuse
till she comes to a premature grave,
rather than expose him." To which
the editor replies: ''Such questions
make our hearts ache. We do not
know how far domestic tyranny ought
to be endured without resistance. Con-
slider well, however, whether you are
likely to gain anything by making
your woes known to others. For the
sake OF the tyrant we could wish for an
exposure; for the sake of the victim we
. l.uN II - 4
perpetual This answer IL wise anil
thoughtful. Yet we shoulJ have been
bluntly No. P'"''''S N""
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-24
THE OREGON CENTRAL RAILROAD CO.

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, JUNE 8, 1873.
~ and until further notice, will run Freight
and Passenger Trains from
PORTLAND TO ST. JOSEPH,
Connecting at Cornelius with Stages for Forest
Grove: at 81. Joseph for all points South and
West lafayette. McMinviile, Amity, Mon
mouth, Independence, Buena Vista and Cor
wallis.
REAYE ARRIVE
Portland-.s.OOA A. n. st. Joseph II 90 A. II.
ST. JOseph..u:So 30 a. Il. Portland ...-..2:S0 p. n.
So Passengers received at Fourth street sid
Ing on giving signal TO the train.
Freight received at the Portland Warehouse
and Dock Co.'S Wharf, and will not be received
for shipment after p. n. II. THIEISEN,
j. GASTON, Genn Sup't.
Freight and Passenger Agent. : 30
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-24

The NRw EoRTHwhsr n
o
KNOWS politics
upon The rock Of Eternal Liberty
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PORTLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
To San Francisco and the East,
RAILROAD AND o. 4 c. STAGE LINE!
Through to San Francisco In 50 Hours !
Only e76 Miles Staging .
To San Francisco and the East,
akIlROAp AND 0. 4 c. STAGE LINE
Through to San Francisco in 50 Hours
Only e76 Miles Staging

TOURISTS should bear in mind that this
j Roule passes through the Garden OF the
Pacific Coast. The wild picturesque scenery
this line.
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FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE.

TUE BEST MACHINE n THE WOELLkt -k
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Money Order OmCss
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-17
River Falls, Pierce County, Wisconsin.
Friday, Jan. 18th, 1873.

THE mind Of man is never at rest
save at short intervals when nature
makes Der strong demands. When
satiated with one kind Of amusement
study or employment, it seeks and rel
ishes another; and while one set OF
faculties are resting, and gathering new
strength and vigor to resume the same
pursuit, another may be actively en-
gagged in diversion, recreation, or even
study. The student may grow weary of
mathematics, yet turn with keen zest
to philosophy; and having digested
twenty pages of Comstock or Parker,
may then turn to David Copperfeld, to
the Scottish Chiefs, to Rollins Ancient
History, to Plutarch's Lives or Thomas
Dick ,-snd then return again to math-
ematics prepared to solve one of the
most intricate problems of Euclid.
Considering this diversity, then, in
the nature and character Of man, it may
not be out Of place at this time, after
listening as we have done, with great
pleasure and profit to lectures Of great
merit, to make an attempt to amuss and
instruct ourselves, by turning for a
half hour or so to more familiar scenes
Of active and actual life. And while
We hold the mirror before US, permit us
10 draw little upon the imagination,
and still more upon the Oft told tales of
our Grand Parents, thereby mingling
some Of the poetry aud history Of puri-
tan days, with some of the romance and
reality of the present.
Ifth burning of = small Village
the skirmish Of few British soldiers
with half their number of red men, or
the rescue Of John Smith by Pocahon
tus, are matters which are worthy \
place on the pages of history, why may
not familiar description Of an OLD t1sh-
aoned Ne,o England flushing, be equal
iy important, instructive, and interest
iagf And may not future generations be
anxious to preserve for their amuse-
ment and edifeation some of the pecul-
iarities characteristics, sud recreatlons
of the present day."