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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-07-16
Identification" said Emma, sobbing.
'sImpossible, Emmy.
''Does papa know Of It'll" she asked


'sImpossible, Emmy.
'Does papa know Of It'll" she asked
piteously,
"Yes ; and I acted under his instruct
ion. Now, Emma, don't. cry any more,
theresa dear, it will ali come fight,
never fear, and nobody will be any the
wiser he will not dare to come into
your presence again"
Emma 1ermont did not 90 to the
ball that night, but spent it in sad re-
Election, feeling, fof the first time, that
she had indeed given gold for tinsel,
and that she might never hope to re-
cover 1t again.
"Well, Emma" said her father the
next day, sit seems that your would he
lover is nothing less than hair dresser
and that, / suppose; accounts for his
well kept locks, and 1uxuriant whiskerss.
l have been inquiring about him since
your brother traced him to his lair, and
find that his greatest vice is to be
ashamed Of his calling, and the desire
he has to creep into the society he has
no claim to in his own character. But
We will let bygones be by cones, and
never again speak on this embarrassing
topic On condition that you are willing
to follow the advice Of your friends in
the future. You promise that is well,
Emmy, and my present advice is that
you 60 into the next room, confess
your faults, ask forgiveness, and say
yes to everything that is reasonable
and I'm much mistaken if John Ben.
thall asks anything that is not reas-
enable"
That night when Emma parted frotfi
her lover so tried and true, he said:
A.. never gave you up, my darling,
never for a moment, and when your
brother came to me and told me of his
plan to cure YOU, heartily endorsed it,
and gave him what help 1 could. I
am more than repaid, sweetheart, by
gaining for my wife the only woiAan /
ever loved" J..
"And whose love for you has existed
through all my mad folly" said the
happy Emma, as she kissed her lover
good hight
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z! 8 = -
A CURIOUS MEDICAL EXPERIMENT.

A recent medical experiment, says
Max Adeler, has excited a considerable
amount Of interest in our village. My
neighbor Simpson was nearly dead
with consumption, and DR.. Hopkins, at
last, in despair, concluded to try the
effect of a TRANSMISSION Of blood, of
which he had heard 50 mueh lately
As NO human being was willing to
shed his blood for Simpson; the Doc
tor bled Simpsons goat, and, opening
a vein III Simpsons arm, he injected
about two quarts Of the blood into the
patients system. Simpson immediate
ly began to revive, but singular to
relate, no sooner had his strength re-
turned than he jumped out of bed, and
twitching his head about after the
fashion Of a goat, he made savage at
tempt to butt the Doctor. That medi-
cal gentleman, after having Simpsons
head plunged against Ills stoitath three
or four times, took refuge in the closet;
whereupon Simpson banged his head
against the panel Of the door a couple
OF times, and would probably have bro
ken it into splinters had not his moth
erin law entered at that moment and
diverted his attention. One well di.
rected blow FROM Simpsons head
foored her, and then, while She scteain-
ed for help, Simpson frolicked around
over the floor, making assiduous efforts
to nibble the green flowers in the in
graiii carpet. When they called the
hired man in and tied him down on
the bed, an effort was made to inter-
view him, but the only answer be could
give to such qltestioiis as to how he
felt and when he wanted lis medicine
was a ba "a, precisely like that of
6 oat; and then he would strain himself
in all effort to butt a hole in the head
board. The condition of the patient
was SO alarming, and Mrs. Simpson
was so indignant, that DR.. Hopkins
determined to undo the evil if possible.
81 he first bled Simpson freely, and
then, by heavily bFibihg Simpsons
lrishman, he procured fresh blood for
him, and injected Simpson the second
time. Simpson is now dis well as ever,
that he Shocks his old Re-
publican friends by displaying an irre-
sistible tendency to vote the Demo
cratic ticket, and makes his mother~in-
law mad by speaking with a strong
brogue. But he has given up butting,
and has never INDUCED in it since but
once, and that was on Sunday, when
one of the remaining corpuscles of
goats blood getting into his brain just
as he was going into church, he butted
the sexton half way up the aisle, and
only recovered himself sufficiently to
apologize just as the enraged officia
was about to floor him with a hymn.
book.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-07-16

allows business now''' inquired
one Nashville merchant of another.
yesterday. 'Dull, fearfully dull" was
the reply. The fact is, nobody buys
anything, just now, but provisions and
whiskey-the bare necessaries of life,
as il were.
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SHENANDOAH HERALD
ADVERT SING RATES:

Advertisements will be inserted 1t One Dollar psi
square often nesor less for the rstinsertion, and
so cents for each subsequent insertion.
Unless the number Of Insertions be marked upon
the manuscript, it will be published until forbid
and charged accordingly.
Notices in the local column will be inserted at
double the advertising rates. .
Advertisements for three months or longer wall
be inserted at lower rates.
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Rnetifat.
DRINK AND DIE.


The Danville Times says:-The following mela n
choly but beautiful lines were written by citizen
tins place few years before his death, who possess
try has prodtcsa: ,
have been TO the funeral Of all my hopes,
And entonabed them one by one
Not word was. said, NOT tear was shed,
When the nnournful fash was done.
Slowly and sadly tnsrnsd me round
And sought my silent room,
And there alone by the Cold hearth stone,
wood the midnight gloom.
And as the night winds deepening shade
Lowered about my BROW
wept DER days when manhood rays;
We're brighter far than nows
Tho dying embers on the hearth
Gave out their Pickering light;
As if to say, this is the way,
Thy life shall close in night
wept aloud in anguish sore
Over the blight of prospects fair, =.
While demons laughed and eager quaffed
My tears like nectar rare.
Through hell's red halls an echo rang,
An echo loud and long,
As in the bowl plunged my soul,
In the might of madness strong.
And there within the sparkling glass
know the cause to lie;
This all men own from zone to zone,
Yet millions drink and die.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-19
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.

THURSDAY. PRB. 10
pynoltb Cheb0ug and Hamburg by steamship
pommersus close 30 Suppen MAJ; closed AZ tue
PosOfce 1918 p Steamship sails at from foot Of
Thinisi. iiohOSen
Havana the steamship CITY Of New ork close
Supplementary Maths Closed at the PotOhce ~ 2:4O
3 steamship sails al y. NJ. from Pier No. 3 n. Il
FRIDAY FRB. 90.
sails Pier No. IL n. r.
NeNlorK PotOhce dAy
q Is D.. 10. a HaiisI.
HshfiI " - closed The NewYorf Posohee ever
tag a IN. and Bosom
SATURDAY.. FEB. 81.
Ns Tor Great Britain Ireland va Queenstown and Lyerpoo
b, te steamship Republic II Supplementary Mail o.
Post Once 1880 .. Steamship sails al
from White star Dock. PsyOnia z rry. Jersey Cly
Bremen hsl SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen,
b the steamship Hama close ~ NJ. Supplementary Mail
the Post Once 1880 Steamship sails at
Of Third 81. iIoboken
Direct Prissitr cl,se0 Mail this hne
Mai Bes bV the steamship
Euope close al $3.50 steamship a. NJ from Pier
No 30 \. ".
Havana snd MeIico, per steamship Ceopstra close
Mail .loscd al the PosOHce 2.i0 Steam
shin sails NJ 3 p m. from Pier No 3 n. r.
Ma Argentine Republic West Indies ETC. br the
.t,msp America close IN. Supplementary Mail will
close the Pst Once at 2lj IN steamship sails at D. H. from
Pier No So Y. x.
kry West nv George w. Clyde, close at
:. steamship sails az : p. NJ. from Pier No. 70 h. X
SUNDAY. FgB. %.
AZ Nal, coe at o'clock The fo'-Ohoe IL oven IRON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-19
civil. NOTES.

The third trial Of the Spencer divorce case
nded Yesterday In Brooklyn and the jury were ordered
10 render a scaied verdict tins morning.
Miss Jeanette H. Hammond 10 whom Brook
Iyp tury awaried a. $50 at the expense Of WIN NJ Dedn'
has received q 90 from MI Dean as compromlsT MI,
Dean aiso the costs oil tue court VINE an
oTNer OF dScOutnuaucc Nae Oeth 'N''E'" III '"'
Court.
In the case pending between Edward h.
wnshp and Caroline F. wiDshp, counsel for Mrs Win
,hp applied to Judee Robinson, the Special Term OF
the Court Of Common Pleas yesterday for amonY and
counsel fees From the complaint IL appears that the
marriage occurred IN August, 1862 In Philadelphia ana
That their only child IL now years old The details OF
uaht for publication. she alleges hlu 10 Ice
worth $4,000 and to have $4,000 annual income WIN
ship claims that ne Is bankrupt ana adds. respect
10 Airs Winshp that she II ntempcTae ana totally an
ft for he custody Of her child. Howard Els aud
Hodges Meekcr FOR Mrs Winship asked for time
anime and reply to the new All idNs, and were gwen
unut hat0IddN.
In the Kruger viii case, before Surrogate
HutchDgs, yesterday in the Surrogate's Court, two
Witnesses examined. Mrs Robinson, who took
Of Mrs. Kruger for about five months in the Winter
Of Is6so9 the period viii written. ties
titled that the testatrx acted a very strange
sometimes. She ordered great dinners when no guests
Had been invited refused 10 wear her own clothes OF
The ground that thew belonged 10 Others, could not tell
the Old from tile New Testament, did other things
which the witness considered evidences Of insanity.
from 1868 1871 testified Kruger fright
eped by she that Devil haunted her. aud ofen
which he thought unaceountable III - sane person.
Richard 0'Gorman and +. w. Mcnamara
asked Judge Robinson. tue Court of Common Pleas
yesterday, for mandamus directing the Controller TO
pay Daniel Gillespie balance due him account of
salary clerk OF the Commissioners of Taxes Gillespie
says that May 9. 1873 the Board came into ex
istence and two afterward he, been au
oh employ6, dismissed without cause. that
during the two months his salary reduced from
k200 TO S. 500 per year He not only the salary
Tor the two months at g. Geo but he claims that he Is still
clerk aud CniIed 70 that salary up 10 the present tme
Mr.. Andrews resisted the notion claiming that under
the statute the moment appointed the
teiatOr dismissed that the new Board, coming
into Office nOfed TO all Ia their employment that they
eOuld fix the salaries the appropriation unde
teTmined and the reistor thus remained - office
chance Decision reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-19

At tbe Yokyiue Police Court yesterday, before
Jv1 ksriS, james Rooney ws committed fr stealing hO sru
valued $3.50 from Henry Lacbmeyer Of No ~ Frstsrt
Al the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
before gadet James charged BY h employer
hshse Ryan ofNo 34 BoNey stealing - from BIZ Ill lie
held to default Of bail
At the TOnbs Police COuTt, Yesterday. before
JHsuoe NoVan Albert Scbwab stealing
vui al $l5 the Of hsm Wab Of No 755 brostus7
Michael Murphy held Of larceny
PtAiGg the pocket Of John CORY Of No 70 N.!Ist
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday before
Recorder Hsefe Charles Charles pleaded guilty
targsry, Of Prison
James Lennon pleaded guilty Of robbery Prison
M seven year William hOss pess guy Of grand larceny, aud
tss cent " sIste Prison for two yeSrt.
At the Harlem Police Court Yesterday, before JUS
h.s kmrt George Ru Of NbetvEs. between Second aud
1hraVes, bail $500 Of EMPLOYING
frnsed etgDesr in bs brewery Henry BsIte The segso
sS Of e cockpit al the foot 81 RgbtIthf and East River Which
broseH ~ b. the police placed
sah &c snsvsI at tie Special sesIouL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-19
DECIslONs-FEH. IL.

Supreme Court ChdmbrS-Bv Judge DOnohue-
HNts sgt Dsrt-Nemorandum Chspl SstbJ two motions,
hetons ed With $40 costa
by Isdg Bset-KBhn sgt BUrntA ppheon denied Peoples
CIsnt Getty ct al spIuiug Bernhard Moushn.
bouOts granted Tbuber ct A. tgt HeSr,y aMemorsndum
the Washington Insurance CO.. Hamilton Rutherford
st National Life ms CoRepors con6hd granted
Dcvng Bae Batter AgL BurtDtNyos deDied with $40
Judgs Van Bunt-Rn,f ssutsr ol-Cs,e settled
National Bsbt sgt 0Bnsn Sbenf-Moon for
with 10 abide event
Sap110r CoWt-SDecOl 7t>n-Bv Judge Sedg-
si serm the Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co-Noton denied
silo poos lie decrcn The Amensn Corrugated Iron
e. AZ hhGi Smith AT h,edOnAd-Orde granted. Ross agt
hecr-OrieI for allowance ehsn,n Gilbert -Mouor
ptltd kcutubOi AZ. AeDeruott-Bsftrspct ordered
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PoKT or NEW .iuKK .,

PoW OF newborn .."......,".,."..."FtD is
CLEARED.
s sS 1sna GV sdt GLASGOW Henderson Bros
steamship S pS h1 oS esb Sso Co.
steamship Regulator Psdslp9a Lonlara Steamship Co
sR Rp WnsSs.tef B Arnold London Henry sws..ndk Co
si k kusao nG t. Bs.s@s Gbs. ORDERS
Barb Charles Dickens Nor TerAson Cork for orders Funeh kdye
lone. Pl Dss. Rio JHsI.c T Tls ss5sn
sesf Mile, Mile. P Rd.9en 70 o1S ca so'
Sebr NJ NJ Heath, Nichols Para, Francis MORN.
schr Light Boat, Wood Baltimore, W. Chalmers
ss5i. Ii''9 s.@1s ys.oiles9' 4 brigham
se.u,sp s,s J.cnto alsd Savannah Peb Is
se.H.Sip Crescent City Cut. Hsv.n, Feb 49, With md And
s.H.hip Charleston Berry 10 Indse and
pas 70 j. W. Quni.rd Co.
steamship Huntsville Cro"en Savannah Feb 10 with md'e and pass
sesm.hp E. C. Knight, johnson Georgetown. D. c. and Asr.n
s,.,m.hip w.msutt. Fsb Nsw.BediOrd with nd PAS
steamship Bell Bl.tmau Richmond City Point aud Norfolk
VII" na:s S D D o M.n ScI s TO- d to L
sSs AsSe King Cof London, Brown P.d.ng Nov g. With d,.
Bns Golden Fleece (o SaeOnbe) Harding Rio J,neO 81 d' with
sns Ellen X of st. John b. Pynn. csd.n 10 d,y' With
BIZ Willow Bra. of Pietou McLOd C.rdeu.. day, ,us
seb geOuk, Crosby. GiO' 20 DAYS vi. De,~sr Bre'kwsst
sosoOp" RIVER AND co.rxnn
SANDY HToi ViJsinis d Lucy WIZ S ras''S'
q Scranton lave J.. A. Bnrhsm SespOr, Ae.
a L. Crocksr Taunton. Molis Portion, Boston
R,eistope Bnuol J.. q. Pel, Providence
Er CIV New Bedford. Game Cock. Mistone Poat
A r. Higgins Boston Eclipse virginia
I.ls Of Pines Yorktown H. r. Simmons, Richmond.
J. b Kelsey, Virgins. j. l,ens Virgins
NJ Z. Bsysrd Virginia A. Predmofs Virginia
SAILED.
o, Csedou, for Gagor; Algeria, for Liverpool 'ehs
CITY Dalss for kwOeans shlP Ad0pbas Tor
LysTpoo, barb Falcon for London.
RETURNED.
Steamship Metropolis Sckepon. hence l7th for Wl@ atioa T.
crossing the Bar broke her shaft and returned to-" Tor ps
DOMESTIC PORTS
PHLADtLPH Feb 1S-AVot steamship Fiderhnd Of 'hs hsa
Star Line, from Antwerp.
FOREIGN PORTS.
ou,.urovS Peh lS-The Cunsd Line steamship Ssmsra Bill
Feb Tor Liverpool arrived here at ~ "oeh s'
night ~, cu,..t. ~.
son. from F.b for Ggor touched here YESTERDAY The
Allan Line steamship Richie from Portland fsp iof
Liverpool arrived tBis bsrbor this morning
DISASTER.
Peb l81he British scbr Fred r. seamneIl non
vita molaSe has pF' 10 nefs Nh loss
o
MEMORANDA.
The PscSe ConpsnTs steamship Great hepuohc
Francisco via Yokohama on Nc lZth
lust 263 pssngers The steamship Alasss Of
ID. Hong Kong from ssn Frsnesco AL seA
iFor Lafest ShW Eeps see ma rage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-19
THE COURTS.
, SHIT AGAINST WALTER ROCHE.

49,, coyvxpsrON OF MONEY CHARGhp'
VIZ, has baen brought by Shepherd :
SUN "'- % ,ho Rowling Green Savings BANK
.,,,.r,v AGAINST walter Roche Tor soO'V' go, ,o
=. han uulawfully approprhteo W " ..o o,noror
49,. ogu ,se The suit has been penang III WV so,-
o., aimee March and has just oeen 900 an.
Oo"'. 80 that on Nov co. 1871, Mr.. Knapp w"s or
., the Bowling Green Savings na"A =.
., s,,rerne Court In the suit OF Ja"os No0
." 'I. a. ,apt that on Jan. l6, 1872 'ne sun w"
$500 On the Supreme Court and Judgment ""
$50 A,sso,v1ns the corporation; tna' NC and
"a 90 rece,yer 10 bring actions ior "o water
.o,.rx Of the property OF the panN -ou,x,,,,v
p,ons while Vice President OF the pa"h' w.. 90 Gov
al un,avfuIy converted to his own "'1 49, nc
which Judgment 10 now demanuo"' -. 49, ,,.o M,
ao,onse makes general denial, urging 'h"' 10 ~,
rien, Of the bank up TO the time OF l's aeke"
Sln,on nv the Judgment of the Supreme 0ou.' p"''
- 49, contrary alleges that he ceased TO DE sucn 'i'e
Pyosidrnt 10 November lsh' .,,o parr VIM.
n roa,oson broker and VIM. H. Doughty oeere""9 Vi
ar an.rdian sayinge Bank, were the o"y
.,amlped during the day In the 'es'uo"' VI VIZ
80 ,,noortant issue came mp In his erossehaIlna
Yer a." '"f - o,nsol for Mr. Roche. submitted two
~' >, 100 ~, eaoh and a small amount OF interest
- gyo witness identified those checks "a TWO
- nv him I'm his Official capacity ia fa'or VI Tue
r,,b,e Grcen Savings Bank based Old Hc"oi"u"
.h.cr handed him by Mr.. Roche against tne ia''e,
own piyare account. He testified ihat 'nose o"e's'
act ,o;ly the amount Of two checks ior s""' GOV"
a.. we'd from the Bowling Green Savings bAhs WI W
Avs before hut passed 10 the prlNSe C'0"' W
poehe with interest for the twenty HaS ,,trtg ON
10 this testimony the counsel lor tuc Pa ,',nrsion
.,S ling mai on a general issue OF nOncOh Nc Nlon
tpey should not he permitted TO come III NOV n,
that these two checks were IN pay neni o. ~" Sas
,herks received IL was % question whether ","ta,,'
poyment Of specific loans, wipinn OUT tnoHe 49,,
Judge speir PROMISED 70 decide the matter ~ %" "o
ing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-19
P4NSENG FRS SAILED.

FOR LIVERPOOL IN steamship Algeria Feb lS-R b. ssmp
j. Warner IT, Aver Charles Msrckens, w. p. Campbell
King Sarah T. Jackson the Rev d. Cslleat Miss Jackson
Thonss Mr. Mrs Linn apl child, j. II. r. Rolke
p Taylor Mss L. f. SCHUYLER, p Bckey
Mis- g. Schuyier mud Arthur Roch Alex McNe L. Rick
man Adam Campbell Mrs aud Miss Perkins Mr. aud
Mir Campbell W. H. Hshrshsw H. p satton Mr.. Hickey,
H.. Charles Kckpanck
Hamilton Iber Mrs X Emerson. three children
l.nts H. Sweet Ma H. Ridelf I. g. Blake, William
Greenwood. X. &. GuIney.
FOR SAyANNAH-IH steaSshp san Jarato, Feb l8-Geo W.
Richards H. W Waer Miss TnsIeous T. Blanchard l. Sheppard
AM wife Miss VI T. Ludd J. A. vey j. q MathewsWm Creme, A.
DBsnorc H. Young Paul Grant p CoDroy G. T. Barlow John
Lean j mes burst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-19
Mdrbls an6 Blafe Mantels.

STEWART" Slate Mantels, Marble and Wood
nssea dssrns Al The ,osess pnsss 1Io sa 4
w..T .s,I,.,s,rs..t between Seventh nd Bghbs.sa
THE PENRHYN SLATE Co.: have removed
70 usu ne. vssrooua UsisssqaAs Fourhlye and ssyes
sssYh& and osssns large sssortm en OF hAh1AIs
ia saaonsss s'sgsa. ssd ssiaae asssn% po'
esnpeuuob
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-19
PdSSENG Frs dRRITEU.

FROM HAvANA-IH steamship Crescent ctr Feb ls-Mr snd
Mrs VIM Poser Mr. s. Gerard Edward SbleT. WIN. K Redtng j.
BeuJ Jose A. Vega Ignaco Sera Rafael Gonzales j. Col
vile Ihto Leeds, Francesca CelemiO. Ramon Casumco OmY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-19
MINIATURE ALMANAC

SOU 6;4g o 40 Moon ses.. 9:25
HIGH
HeOi. 947 Island 1925 Hell Gate Ferry. $500
DAY..
Hook l0l0 Cows Island .lOol Hell Gate fsuv 0il5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-19
feaal Notices.

CUPREME COURT, County of New York
- JACKSON COMPANY Plsnt sgalnst H. ALLEN and G.
G. BRENSBR, Defepdanta-Summons-f Q money demand
on conrset-(Com ,erved) To the Defendants above
named each Of then: iou hereby summoned and
required 10 answer the complaint this seton, which
viii CLERK the CITY and Comfy Of New
and TO ansserto
subcnber their Office Nc. 27l Broadway
In the City Of Eewiork within seniy days after the service OF %
exclusive Of the day Of such service and f 70
complaint within the time aid the plaintiff IN this
wi, judgment for the Of heen hundred
dollars with from the fifteenth day Of November one thousand
Dated 1873. bDMOSDS fIRLD PLAINTIFF Attornes
complaint the above action filed 10 the ohee Of the CLERK OF
SevYok the 2Sth ds ~ January 1874
N Y, Jan 2S 1874 BDAOSDS FIELD. Plaintiff Attorneys
STATE OF Supreme Court,
- County NeyYork-LfhAN STEVBNs sssnst RM
lily W RANDALL AinnaI with the will ANNEXED Of the estate
Nathan Randall deceased EMILY W RANDALL LAURA RAN
Of the Of Charles NJ Randall deease
NATHAN RANDALL, ROBERT NJ. RANDALL, LAURA RANDALL
FIELD ISAAC DAYToS Administrator Of the goods
BANK. SAMUEL MUNGER MBRRCK hUNGbR, NEWARK
CITY NATIONAL BANK Of Newark, JOHN MOSHBR, HORACE
T. HBRsEY Administrations Of the goods ohate and credits Of Ed
Hersey, deceased: CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK
HARVEY g. STAFFORD, sAhU FL l. NJ BARLOW, JOSEPH TO
ROGUE. WILLIAM W MCFARLAND. JOHN W. sALTBR, JOHN
CsBsDdgu To the sbovensmed dendann fou hereby
required the complaint Of the ahoyensmed plain
h which will be 6ei the ONCE the Cerk OF the City ard County
NewYOE the City OF Nesiork and to Of
their Office. Nos. and Granger Block
N within the OF this
elusive the day service the pAnuf will apply the court Tor
The relief domsHi-d in tb. eoIaPlsiut
RUGBR, WALLACE JEHNEY,
Plaintiff. AuOrLeys Syrseuse v Y.
The herein Of which the above together With th.
6s the Cerks omee Of The County Of hes
RUGER, WALLACE 4 JRNNEf,
lsw6w Plsinnhs Attorneys. syrseps" N Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-19
6diea on Anrllon

CITY Hall. BHoogLYg, Feb Il, 1874
A Il AUCTION,
N PIRB APPARATUS. ENGINES, AND TRUCks-The follow
the City Of BROOKLYN gill be sold at auction TT
DAY March g. 1874 at IL O'CLOCK the Repair ani OF the
wher. Il al be ahV dsV from date TO day Of sale
Sir FIRE ENGINES Of the foloSnR makers Lee IarnAd
Jane. Allentown Iron Works Capp Jones and Joseph Bsns
Pour HOOK AND LADDER TRUCKS suitable for nse IN Voun
ter Pre- Department.
one cracked FIRE BELL. weighing about 5000 ponrds
81 sale 20 DAY OF sale; the balance within
ten DAYS thereafter. r. A. stHRObDbh CompuoltL
A. MsRwfS
DY BANGS, MERWIN e. Co., CSC Broadway,
near Bond-Sa.s Boofs WORKS Of An Fancy Gcsas he
BY JoHs n. Draper l. CO.. Auetoneer
yNUE DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND
II WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY WILL SELL
10000 TONS SCRANTON COAL
At public auction WEDNESDAY Peh IS At " o'clock at 26
Exchange place SAMUEL sboAN. President
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Porters

4 YOUNG MAN wants n SITUATION; is
~ rorh light porter Wholesale house is
willing and sbi beat Of references Address JOHN NJ Boz no.
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Gardeners.

(NAKDENEKF SITUATION WANTED I'm
~ one the New England States prerf-By practice. AID e1
peenced who all branches,
Hot and cold and boass laying out ornament
ing aud improving flowers u vegetables and all
things pertaining to the ftt country place eight
reference from smsoyeT address until March
GARDENER Pitts6slt, hass
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WANTED A position as PORTER or
w JANITOR m1ke bimseh generally useful by ,olored
tIceltnt reference Gait sdorss, W JOHNSON, ll9
East 22d.st
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fertures ano meetines.

A LECTURE on the WORK and AIMS of
N N. AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY will be deiysred BY W h
GILBERT Of Friends Meeting House Tsennst.t n.H
EVENING O'Clock AL are invited 70 aieoa
MRS. SUSAN EVERETT, NJ. d. will lecture
vi ladies at Robinson la Sixteenth ST. three door sn
Bro,d.E, TUESDAY, Peb II. WEDNESDAY tto II ana THUR
The Rearing Chiren and the Care Of The HAIR 3 The SERIAL
Scientifically and Morally Consi,re sts b'"N ~"
cents; for the Course. 81
DEV. DIR. DEEMS
III will preach THIS EVENING. at ococs 10 Ne hAh'hku
ROOMS corner SIKH and Ity-seeontst
"TJIHE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF AMERICA
Il AND THE DANGERS WHICH THREATEN ThEmn.k
Lecture will he delivered nett MONDAY NEhd
Feb the seyenht NJ b. Church tnear Tbirsyt a. I(
b. ROBERT CROOK LII d. late President Of Belfast 'o
ere Ireland. Tickets % cents
DAILROADS.-The principal Railroads OF
Miles Of Rd Capital Seb tsndsi
Debt Ernngs Expenses Interest and Diens See TRIBUNE -
hASAC. Puce 20 ee1ts