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New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
CIVIL NOTES.

Albinola e. Bailey obtained, yesterday, ah
attachment against the property in this city OF w.
Paoett a resident OF the town Of Campi near forenuo
Italy, TO satisfy debt VI G,o36 "A upon al A''o"-
stated. . :,
The venue has been changed in the suit OIL
Patrick Mccormick agt. william II. Boyle from tue
Supreme Court County OF New-York. TO the specia
Term of the Supreme Court 10 be heid III |"f"s
County.
BY reason of the writ of error granted by
Judge Brady ON Thursday in the of jacob loseh-
zweg the chief clerk OF Court Of General sessions
is preparing the papers specifying ana heen made in
manifest error which Is sald 10 nave oecn n''' "
the order to discharge Rosenzwelg
In the City Court of Brooklyn, before JUS
tice Nelson yesterday Charles Harman obtained YER
dict in his favor on suit he brought TO recover oa
$3.50 John b. and Thomas L. Johnson keepers T
failed with liabilities amounting To $3.50 SI
The North American Neuchatel Rock Paving
Company, a corporation organized under the laws OF
Great Britain and Ireland, and doing business al Es'
NneteenIhst is being sued IN the 5 supreme
st. little Hunter of No. 3l5 East Twenty anu
by Silas f. sherwood seVeraiy.
In the United States Circuit Court, yester-
day. in the case OF L. g. Jaray and others agt Thomas
Murphy as Collector OF this port in which action was
brought 10 recover about o. 34 alleged excess OF
duty paid on imported lace the jury disagreed stand
ing nine for the defendant and three for the pisMn M
AS was stated in THE TRIBUNEs recent report OF tne
the question was: Docs Inc lnateIla Oh -"
article is made and the name given TO II By the taue
determine what it for the purpose OF paying duties
upon ltt
The hearing of testimony in regard to the
will of Catherine g. Valentine was resumed yesterday IN
the Surrogate's Court Mrs. Eliza Peck. daughter oil
the deceased testified that she arrived NJ her mothers
house about fifteen minutes before Mrs Valentine aeu
and that mother recognized her or any 9no
after that time. Similar testimony was given pY Pits
sarah NJ Valentine, Grardus Valentine. Miss Jennie
Peek and George Peek. The further hearing OF tes
OF WelunelAy
q. 10. 8. NJ Thayer for the executor, Miles basieJ
for the contestants.
In the Marine Court, Part l., before Judge
Curtis yesterday, william H. Lewis, NJ D. sued william
j. Fish for payment Of $500 for professional Services In
attending the defendants wife while she was sherihs
from smallpox Mr. Fish claimed the services rendered
were not worth as much 500. Several physicians
gave testimony regard 10 their opinion OF the vaue OF
such services but the testimony was OF contradictory
nature that judgment could be formed IN regdru 20
the matter in dispute The Jury gave verdict Tor inc
plaintf reducing tue amount claimed, however, oniy
awarding him 5000. Fullerton Knox & CROSBY iOr 'ne
plaintiff; 7. c. CTOnin for the defendant.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
THE SENTENCE OF EDWARD LANCE.

JUSTICE HUNT REFEEs THE CASE TO TIE DISTRICT
COURTS
At the last term of the United States CIR
cui, Court criminal SIDE Judge Benedict presiding'
Edward Lange was found guilty OF illegally coryertng
mail bags 10 his own use. and was sentenced TO one
years imprisonment and 10 pay fine OF S2Oo When
the matter was subsequently brought his notice Judge
Benedict discovered that he could not legally sentence
Lanee TO pay fine and also to be imprisoned The brst
sentence was therefore rcscnded and Lanee was re-
sentenced to one years imprsonmcnt His counsel
MIR Arnoux of the firm of Arnoux, Rich & Woodiord,
then applied to Justice Hunt of the Supreme Court OF
the United for writ Of habeas corpus IN the case
Of Lange Oh the ground that Judge Benedict had no
right TO rescnd the and then pass new
one The motion for the writ argued before JUS
tiee Hunt at Chambers in Washington, on Wednesday
Mr. Arnoux appearing for the notion and Assistant
limited States DstrictAttorney PdIdy SppOsing IT,
Justiee Hunt sent yesterday, the United states Dis
tretAttorney for this district his decision denying the
motion. and in it he says:
DENY the motion upOn the ground that the appica
tiOn should he made judge cOuTt in the CITY OF
New-YOrk or the City of Brooklyn. There are three
United States Judges in those cities competent to act III
the matter and ~ assigned why the appllca-
ton is not made Of them. Upon stating the case
OF associates tney are uLaDlinOus III au-
yisug that under suCh circumstances II would DC
mprudent lndscreet IN me 10 Issue writ OF haDeas
and the questions presented by IT, Grave
questions arise upon ths facts alleged upon which ex
press opinion The learned gentlemen VINO occupy
positions Of Circuit Judge and Dstrct Judges III tnc
SECOND Judicial Clrcut ahundantly qualified to deal
with tneI. They arise under their local jurisdiction,
and should Drought before one OF them Tor deelsOn
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
DECISIONs-Dec. IA.
ourr,n< Court-Ckambers-Brady. J

Supreme Court Chdmbrs-Br Brady. J.-The People
A.. Mo(oy,n ,g Green Order denied Mayer NNeL Ne
for Counsel Trustee, Episcopal Pand DE- sbephsri ct a.
Men, for counsel CApoya sgt Derby Coal Company Of Penp
vsDs-Me Hgber Crulnder irhen for com
Ryan,s ConnoyMoton granted denied oondiioosy ee
In The he petition Of Harlem Library vscae ses
ment, ke-Order granted -,
Daniels J-Amts sg Redch E. aMotion to vaeit. order o
$40 Peneton Hughes alhooh 90
MED. with $40 costs n
Barrett JIinmilon e al sgt Halenbeck-motion granted %
P.ncher JMu,ua Life Insurance COMPANY agL Salem and en-
and order Of surplus granted
Superior Court-Specat Irm--Freedman. .J J.-Town,
send sg Durapdo a Duncan Earle kngOrden
Van Worst JMahsf Tho Central ParK North and East iove'
Railroad Company-Case aud amendments settled 4.
N0rine MISUNDERSTANDING J.-COx agt
Notion denied With $40 sbssdcndan % soias
Kelly Wis-Moon the defau granted,
$40 Lewis t Gage-hoion Denied with $40 eostt WIN
liberty the defendant the motion stdder sgt BAILEY
Motion sde the Judgment for sula denied With co
saIne.-Ssme deson Jackson MeNece-hooh ue
med Isaaca-Ordeed without cos
either party Diser sst Aieohoton denied with costa
Cushing granted unle the justify the ,su
faction the within days from date Sage sg yetrI
defendant for all cases vne
the within jurisdiction s Gunbc
lgt 50 eer-Order Of Dec. 3 10 stand.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILA
BATURDAl. Dso. l3.

Great Britain and Ireland Qasenstowu Lvsfpe
Republic close ~ Supplementary Nal tcf
double postage lstisn printed PostOnes
At 1918 sssmshp sails ii 30 = n. iron WAA etr Deei
Psvsnia Peny jsrssy Car. .,,.
Continental and Bremen Mall via soushsnpon BY she
Donss close st IL H. Supplementary Nail doubsposhss
ls,sr' and printed natter ecsed a p. Pos.oses l% n
and Prenss eossa Nail hse
Pfsase Direct Bress By The stamsnp
Psnsre, 5eanship sals aI ~ NJ from nsf No.
bOHI
hh for Belgium direct by be ssesmsp Prsnh hn eese IL l.
Bvsmship sails iron loot OF flrst d hoboten, s2pp
Wess bv Ueananp 0eorse Clyos eoor =
0ssn shp ssih 3 n iron Pier No 20 B. 4
nais Ses Hsvasdano elsss PsstOees ever dS
q % o, VS. HAal
Han bshhs b.. s.sssa ~ Hsvysh psstODss sve'
~. a q ~ a. bseSs.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
GAMBLERS COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.

The proprictOrs of the gambling houses anu
the persons engaged in gambling, who were arrested W
Thursday night, taken by the police before .no
Justices Police Courts yesterday Before justice
Sherwood at the Jefferson Market Police Court we'o
brought Ira Jauree proprietor of gamblng-house ."
No. GIG Broadway Albert White and John Martih GU"
ploy e. and 40 persons who found In the den o
magistrate committed Jaree for trial IN default OF 49,
ball. White and Martin IN default OF $4,000 ball lhs
gamblers were reprimanded and set free Al the iono
Police Court Justice Bixby committed Charles koss
and George W stevens, charged with keeping gaino
ling house at No 342 Broome-st.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
ALLEGED RIVER PIRACY.

The trial of William Doogan, accused oi
being one of the five river thieves who boarded the
Mattano Nov. 3o and after overawing the Captain
crew succeeded in escaping with punder worm WV
was begun yesterday in the Court OF Generai Sesson'
The testimony that two days before securea 'n'
conviction OF william Carroll Of the thieves, was
peated IN regard Doogan. Tho hearing OF TESTIMONY
for the defense postponed until to-day William
Knitting, Howe 81 Humme, and Charles ohVer' 'p'
peared for the accused
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
,,,pu,ry OF COMMON CARRIERS.

Tn 1865 Messrs. GusterDan Bros. OF this city
,.a "A eases Of wooden goods shipped on the steamer
I,ty Of Baltimore belonging TO the Liverpool new
nod Philadelphia Steamship Company, 'ne" yns :. VIC
Ns,.ev whe the steamer was coaling STORM arose.
,s ararged her anchor the coal barge stove IN
go ~ ma s,Asos.,. S.sdBsbts. spd ths wstes rushed
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13

IN damaging the goods su, was brought In tho Court
Of Common Please before DAILY for 10000
The defense non-iablty for losses arising from
such causes After three days hearing OF the case the
Jury yesterday rendered verdict TO, the plaintiff in
$8lT9 10 and s per cent allowance. Messrs Martin Il
Smith were counsel for the plaintiff, and Messrs Buck
ley Vanderpoe for the defendants
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKET

NRw-YoRK, Friday, Dec. H. 1873
We find nothing transpiring in the genera
horse market worthy Of special Dote There were o"'
few transactions beyond those effected at tho AUCTION
marts, which latter resulted ~ follows: ,
BY Mr. Arch. Johnston at the Horse Mart IN lnH-
tl-er near IIniva araftv nlao
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
HONOR TO JUDGE pEcKuAMs MEMORY.

The (seneraI 1tTm OF CnD ouptIIUI CUu1t Z nHs
no,,oad ofeiay the death OF the Hon. Rufus w. Peck
ham ana entered on record the following order:
GENERAL TERN OF THE suPEaIoa CouEI Dec; a. 1879
and Uooner g. Van Worst, j.
The General Term Of this Court has heard with painful
R,f,s w pactnsm one OF the Judges Of the Court Of
sepTesa,cn Of sns character Of the
upssht Judge, sna us. respect 10! hs
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13

equitable for his great industry and dstingnisn.eo
learning and ability renders it ennenty proper ~ me
minute be made of this sad event In the records Oh VA
Court az testimony its Of the public loss an"
II is, therefore, 0rdored.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
NIEfATURB ALMANAC.

Nos nses''.. 1915 sup 1888 hoep ns.. ODZ
SANDY hoeh 2l6 tsand.... 246 Hell Sa~ PeD 43o
wlTvr
saed heot- 238 Cows asDd $40 Hell ass ferrv. 4ov
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
CAIBNDARs-Tuu Nav.

MARINE CouRT-Nos EsUHKSArHp horiop APPIAH vnon
ORDEKsSHsA Ca J AND SPAULDIse J-Bsyhs sgt Epgneer
HAnnfseiure Publishing Co.. Kahs Feisch Oahes 4t
Oon Sane AT Same Losenb.g sgt Roper and hugnsos
at Fuller seraxue sg Western Unoa Telegraph Co., Aos NJ
WinAhp PoiIol agt Berpheimer. I'D. . -,
CorHT Dee 12-csu Of Appeals day cal
spda for Dec 10: EeA ll8 l2e l5l l64 1856 IL7 l3 io
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13

The regular semiweekly sale OF horses, CARRIAGES mar
ness and general horse equipments, viii be hela NJ
Messrs Barker Il Chase's City Auction Mart and NJ T.
Tattersas, at IL tomorrow Saturday. the l3tn
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
Gin Real Gstate for Sale.

EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for improved
ritv or eounry oroperty-5O oerabe LOTS vainAts
WATER FRONTS on the upper end OF the island - 80 .
LEsPINASSE * FRIEDMAN. II Pinesi-
r OTIS for SALE or to LEASE-FOr FOUN-
4 4 DHRIHS MANUFACTURERS, CHEMICAL WORKS, ke-
Large blocks bulkhesd water front suitable e large oan
ders or fsctoes blocks Of lots suitable for dweB pns
low very easy Apply 10 s. b. sCHiKFFbLis l'o VII
han.s.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
Crr oy Srw.YokK, DsrAHr.ssr o. }

Crrr ov EEwYoKK, DsPAsrnssr o. fMAScn I
BrlsAu o, rss RsonUsH o TAIss, CoUkf hoTss r1sA
80 CHAnBuRssr. Nov. 10 1878
ITO TAX PAYERS.-NOtice is hereby gwen
j. that ONE PRR CHNT WILL BIZ ADDED 70 a ta.s sn IN
the lat 81 Dsesnberj ss ADDfploSAL osk rhn h ~. ~ ~
Ia PHR CENT PER AHkuh escaasd from the day NE pee %
pss,sd by As Rs<eivsr q T..ss she ~ o. psnss WV
,AARyW hehIb0D. hssssss - '''~
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
Corporation Noiifes

PROPOSALS FOR FIRE ENGINES.
sRALBD PROPOSALS. viii be received tes m Is is1a .,
Fire Department until ~ ooet noon o, re s; WI
BUILDING FOUR sBLPACTiNG CHEMICAL fhh hNuSsS NJ c,,
Por information TIE City Record Copies 'o' " ~" Wv
Hall
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE

All who have real estate for sale OF 10 iet
those desiring to purchase or rent sucn properly
will find IL TO their interest TO advertise in The TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation that of any other news
paper and in addition to this advantage, The TRIBUNE
will found, not only In NewYo and all Its cities ana
villages but every State and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should be as brie: AZ wih
allow of advantages claimed being made clear tothe
reader We would especially dwell on thefact that the
subscribers for three editions Of The TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals In every
business profession consequently each
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE deyotes especial
attention to reports Of sales Of real estate both IN city
and country thus adding greatly TO the value oil ts col
umns as an advertising medium The charges for adver
Using arc as follows DAILY TRIBUNE, 80 cents per mo
for each insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE. " per Line sE"'
WEEKLY TRIBUNE 25 cents line. About ten words OF
our wide columns average line Terms. cash III advance
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
i. Brooklpn Real Gstais for Sale.


NOR SALE OR LEASE-STORAGE STORES
Stores Nos and Atlantic Dock fronting Las. Kye aeJon
ing Hamilton Ferry. Apply to JOHN BERRY NO ~ Hilhsm
LIOR SALE, on EASY TERMS-LOrS Nos.
iOOIl0o House and Store No l02 Pnsapps 275oO hsa.s
No l79 Wodrhbyst House No. 1917 Wough1y-si Houses Noe
az ST. and So Easau GORDON FORD, 97 CaE-st broohyn
DROSPECT PARK PLAZA LOTS for SALE,
an yerv easy terna G0RDON FORD. 81 CarAst boosyI
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
6ouses ano farms Uauieo,

DEAL ESTATE WANTED.-The society Oh
IL The NRW.YORK HOSPITAL hereby invites PROPOSALS or
LAND erection thereon by said scsesy OF aggs & -
And the be Of dimensions equal not ts
b,n ii nor 80 fusired city lots possera s'n
aud he lncss N o. CIV,
one directed Thus "THH SOCIETY OF Thb SBWiokk hosfA
l3 West Eleventh st. hsx-iorK C AID De seas a. OF 0f ~ ~
December neIt
VNANTED-Country residence In Stamford,
w Conn eIchsnge for 3story bneH dwellings, ID b''oP'
RULAsD WHITING, Beekmsnst
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
REAL ESTATE.
NEW YORK, Friday. Dec. II. 1879.

Az the Exchange Salesrooms, Richard V.
Harne,t sod by order Of the Supreme Court the four
story brick tenement on the south side OF
andfourteenth St. 40 feet cast OF seconda'e' lot T1
lO0ll to the New-York Life Insurance 'o'"p",' W
nonnced to take place to-day adjourned or inoen
mite ely ua.f
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13

SUNDAY. Disc H.
N 70 II An.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13

PdSSENG ERS ARRIVED.
Camp, Il. Koe
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
Ocean Steamers

ANCHOR LINE.--Steamers sail from Pier ~,
~ r. foot Of pey,t EVERY WEDNESDAY AND sAfqsDAo5 @
CASTALA. Wednesday Dee. II CALIFORNIA SATURDAY Dec
SATURDAY Dec 20 ITALIA. We1nesiav Dec 81
from GllsgOy Liverpool or Londonderry
wedness sos and $5 $3.50 ssiurds
steamers s65 s75 $3.50 gold stsesge passage G.s
gov Liverpool London QuensOvn Londonderry Belfast Bn''s o
CsTdif $50 currency. -, -
freen, Hew.iorE Henderson BhOrhbhs AsentA
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13

TOR HAVANA,
NASSAU PR0GRBSo AND VERA CRUZ -
ERW-YORK and MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINa
ieayl Pier 8. North a, ,er. at s D.
CTTr NETWORK lHavAna drcct =. December ~
CITY OF MEXICO Havana and nerieo). December ~
OP MERIDA HAVANA via NassauL December -
CUBA (IIayanA directl December -
HAVANA tIiAvanA directl.. december IL
r'' "e'sn' ALEX ANDRE SONS 33 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
ia Ubom II map 0onrerrs
6tationerp.

FRANCIS g. LOUTREL 40 Maiaen-ahe,@ P,oSas n.is, 70
1874 frs.ss Bocts Ladies' Cent? And Family WASH BOOK
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
OUTSIDE PROPERTIES for EXCHANGE
to EXCHANGE in Brooklyn

-Four HOUSES Butest four aiaettesse,
for hou large tol.
unlshed handsome residence Deestnst
Ten rhe. houses on Lndcn Decatur lots Atlantic
and and avenue Broossh from
SibO to Parties wishing SILL, bACHANGE,
PIjR,HAsg call on H. L. RIDER, so Pine-st
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-14

Sacramento will soon have another
steam fire engine.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-14
New Method Of Choosing President
and Vice President Proposed.

Senators Morton, Carpenter and
Bayard, members of the Committee
on Privileges and Elections of the SEN
ate of the United States, have clos
ed their conference, which had
been held for the past week in New
York. With reference to the mode Of
electing President, the substance of
their deliberations thus far involved
the following propositions:
tirst-'ro abolish Electoral Colleges.
5econd-rhat the President and Vice
President be elected by the people vot
ing directly for candidates.
Third--'Ihat each State shall be di-
vided into as many districts as the
state is entitled to representatives in
Congress, to be composed of contigu-
Gus territory, compact in form, and
as nearly equal in population as may
be, and the person having the higest
number of votes for President in each
district shall receive the vote~of that
district for President, which shall
amount to one Presidential vote. That
each State shall be entitled to two
Presidential votes at large, which shall
be counted for the person having the
highest number Of votes in the whole
State.
Fourth the person having the
highest number of votes in the United
States, shall be the President.
Fifth These provisions are to be APP
plicable to the election of Vice Presi-
dent.
Congress shall have power to
provide for holding and conducting
~ y
dent, and 10 establish tribunals for the
decision of any contest as 10 the vote
( III any district or State, and make reg
ulations governing the proceedings of
those tribunals.
BY the adoption Of the district sys-
tenn Of voting by the people directly
for candidates, with two Presidential
votes in the State at large, and the
plurality rule for determining the re-
suit, the election is brought rs nearly
home to the people as can be. 1t will
make an election by the nation as one
community, ond still recognize States
us such, while it enables the people in
each district in the State to express
their will, so that hereafter Il State
need not east Il solid vote, as under the
present system. 1t tends to dispense
with conventions which are now
necessary in order to form an electoral
ticket for each State, and it enlarges
the liberty OF the individual voter,
who can vote for any citizen he may
select for President or Vice President.
BY the plurality system the election
will always be final and there can be
no necessity for an election by the
House of Representatives, which is 50
much objected to. The plurality rule
has been adopted successfully ly in all the
States in the Union, except four, in
the election Of state officers, and it
generally prevails in the election of
Members of Congress. In none of
these States where it has been tried is
there any thought OF abandoning it.
Other questions were considered, in
connection with the vote in States and
districts, and providing for the exigen-
cy Of death or resignation of the Pres
ident after election and before inaugu-
ration. These are suggestions which
have been considered, but of course
no conclusions could be arrived at.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-14
DOTTER e. LORD,
NO. sc MAIN STREET,
Furniture Dealers,
Have Better Assortment than Ever!
NEW AND CHOICE GOODS
CONSTANTLY ARRIVING
Prices still Further Es ..lus.pII
Prices still ENUrt her. IL rSisIs.pI

Elegant I"lor Fnrntnro made .
superb Walnut Laurel low
r,ofn
amy No
ira Vatrty Wallp Window .la
Stands and
% drawings
f h
st les may now b seen nneycr crtsGna ilrNiucn
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-14
All Sorts.

Stokes is outrivalled by prisoner in
one of the county jails of Pennsylva-
MIA, who has been waiting for Gov
ernor to sign his death-warrant since
1850.
a Georgia Cracker was Offered
four dollars per day to labor when
he exclaimed: "Sir, dye s'pose I'd
work when Eve just discovered a
fresh coon track
The Chairman of Republicans meet
ing in Little Rock, Ark, remarked
that "they had not much OF Il quorum y
1t is Il general complaint of Grant
meetings throughout the country.
"Who dat hit me?' Where's dat
lantern?o were the eXclamations of
an astonished Elmira darkcy after be-
ing thrown something like Il hundred
feet by Il locomotive.
4 widow said to her daughter,
"when You are at my age, it viii be
time enough to dream of Il husband y
"Ies, mamma" replied the thought
less girl, 'for Il second one The moth
wilted.
A newsboy was arrested in New
York Thursday, for slibellously
crying out, "Suspension Of the First
National Bank but was released on
explaining that he meant the First
National Bank of Memphis.
The BouldcrNetca says Anna DicSn-
son purchased pair of those things,
at Longmont, for the purpose of rid
ing up Longs Peak, which allow u
lady to ride on both sides of horse
at once. The Boulder Nems is evil
IDENTIFY bolder than it should be.
"Thirtytwo cents" echoed woman
yesterday, when her grocer charged
her that sum for II pound Of butter.
"Ges 'um," he replied with Il bland
smile. "Gou see that the grocers
can't carry much of reserve and we
can't turn ont collaterals at sacrifice.
If the Government calls in the bonds
due in ISL, and the imports of bullion
tend to ease the money market little,
butter must find its level with every
thing else. Butter is very panicky
just now, but think the worst is over
She paid the money without further
growling.- Detroit Free Press.
w. l.. Pugh, of Chicago, has been
granted 4 patent for the following
means of securing subterranean irri-
cation: Pipes, the under half being
impelVious to water, while the upper
surface is porous or perforated, are laid,
water level over given areas of cultiva-
ted land. Water, liquid fertilizers,
hot air, or steam, are introduced
through elevated pipes reaching the
surface, the fluid finding common
level and imparting moisture to the
earth by absorption.
\ correspondent writing from Jer-
sey camp meeting, tells the following:
"Many people sleep in the same tent
here, being separated by II partition.
a young Methodist fellow from Cam
den had become quite interested in Il
pretty daughter OF a religious farmer.
Last night, while II dozen Of cold
hearted fellows We're trying to sleep,
they heard him say in low sweet
voice: Now, Caroline, dear, let ne
seal the vow, don No. James, can
not. What would my father and
mother saym replied the sweet, grlish
voice. But, Caroline, you have prom
ised to be mine--now let us seal the
vOw--let us, do let us-won't you? Do
kiss me- NO, James, cannot, oh,
| cannot--' In Il moment the tent
partition parted, and big g-whiskered
brother, who wanted to sleep, shouted:
For Gods sake, Carrie, let him seal
that vow. He'll keep us awake all
night if yon DON'T The VOW was
sealed"