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AAcEt1HH III 4A4Ut8 IluA l1Hg1ECEF4s
The piats and engineers Of CIR lake mar1ne hold
another meeting last evening at No. 4s North olnrk
street, for tho purpose Of maing fnal arrangements
for seling delegation to Washington to oppose the
repeal Of tho Inv allowing aliens 10 become pllots or
engineers.
TAs meeting WAS called to order by Capt. F. ".
Whitehouso. Tho minutes Of tho last meeting wero
read by tho Secretary, Capt. Hank. Blue,
aud ndopod. Capt. Hickman, front tho Committee to
solicit signatures 41noug business Mon and mclnbera
Of the noaaa Of Trade, reportcd that they had sue
coded excollenty WE'LL exhibiting threo long rolls
containing the names Of some Of cur best citizens.
Capt. ponsouby rral several loters from ainar Or
ganixations at buffalo and other cities, promising
their support in this movement A communication
from tho Secretary Of tho Association Of Engineers
and Pilots ut Buffalo w's also read, informing them
tat they had obtained over 90u0 signatures and that
the Congressman for their district Mr. Lyman X.
Noas, working hard to have the Inv uforcc1 Us It
stands.
The Chairman stated that Capt. Hickman would
lcavo for Washington to-day aud that great deal Of
money was needed to defray o1penEQ9. The engineers
aud pilots present then stopped up to the Captatn'g
desk aud paid thotr SUBSCRIPTION money thus Taiaod
amounting to over $780,
T4a meeting then adj journed.
, 1874-04-10
The Storm,

Ths gate which broke out suddenly Wednesday at-
an tS Mn i 5'ssa s"s,y 10 sgn5 mS1a
m exranrnary c" ~ tnr IN !e rser ran up 10
dcrcurront Of Il It'll moa n ,,p 'gon am M
clearly TINT orribo sea was raenR optsIde, @ An',s
With err fry aeSnst tn MSea o,e
avo luckily but fow accidents henn rc"arfn y. wa
Mont NJ fa vnouo,u 1ioi, oao,oJ st it ~, 10 yet
day for lumber ~'~'-s :" p'A' oa''0a "eunes-
before tho g. lad reaaSea tpon r. bes
Ahnarec Horad Toeai sncr r r Ei,a Il ~ ,,foaia
aud ". i. Uawkins. ave- - -A'16' 9"''"'a'"'
number of lu1nbor-lalcn vessels wero in a,pbt q,
tho lnrbor at tl,,sk ht wero co,nmn1i ~ s.s ~ =.
nncllnr 1tntii davhrnaa "et' u con' u M
srr.,,rna
nvo ict Wedncndsy oycninu Nf gnat,rdow
1hc Anono Of te tns ea, @orang @
limo Mer Capin renorta tn aionH H. enU soa se ,na
M K 1vaa nj ta "A" Ivy 10 pae oA 'ne 1ass 6Aore
- ' 0'1 ' T,,r eoua rp,rvuo,n
from Muskegon, With lumber Oh entering the harbor.
fle bronkwainr ami ]iftc1 an,tw,r ~ iii III ,t ,a91ss
her nncbnrs fown mil sho fotnnaI ~, ~ TN ~. I'LL t "
Tourtecnti Htrnct Thn aee sr,,ic1, ran In @ vst T..
e swont tic vessel from ats s'h h saa sia. eGan sn
overheard her doekIoad Of ]ner M, masn9
liz foFo1co and ss the iors aud msn sais Ssng ss
Tio tue ary Meana nea on ,o 1 xf1sel Tn o wsr
b.oy r. apSya TO item e0 fso@ of s
Tno srhooncr nonlc5 onainat IT, enas nos1on; III
tlrourh TIN ,,fn nni ro"tord, " 1a M M
nowcTf] rtentnsf,H. T. :, IohneS' r a. hoTn: m tIo
Ind Ben prata. G1 Toas aI ,noI Jap; H. ot1aco
date supervision Of Admiral Cox. want IL trr nsaat
nnss aud ., snGpt O'Clock they brought her into the
rvoek Tho 1amnaa ~ tha acooo W. ravm aaa W o so
ansonnfs IN nhont 20 6Hn ahn 1a oaaS ~, NY nisa
Dsvis nf lila xiv mi ia nat ;ns,1roT ~ A4s'o o.
s' ~ oT1rn r. acn,nrwre In
This ia tho only acctsnt of INV nccount tbo
onn to nhcr vrssoa hotnr vcrv siht ~ r, aa
fore.hoom nnI snnad iot emnnns % ann ise nes
also munl noge1 shn xas hrooht i oa.rsa,
n,o-nJno 1,v t,o t"~ r liz !. ra, ~ seaeioaS
ha Xxx W sard1 suu Tux u iaoho3 ~ ,s',
c.rnrsn% ta ruka 1mo WIN w H., Wo cl
trnr, ~ Wt, i,a to 1 VI tn9 tascr ast nEhs
nnt n " scaJs ,1 L. aaylor oat her
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John d. McCarley.
aepi "a
J W LAW q co

A HAN DSOME line Of Fancy Cassi.
N mercs fbr rhn,s just received by
J. ". Law & co.
DLACK Broad Cloth. Black Docskin.
ID Blue Beaver Cloth, Black. Blue and
Brown Diagonal for snle by
j. ". Law & CO.
WE sell tho charlottesville Woclcn
w Mills Cnssimcres, unsurpassed for
warmth ani durability
j, W. LAW & co
WE are prepared to havo our goods
style. BY Mr.. d. Is. Dcl"ny, first class
J. ". LAW l. co.
WE KEEP good line Of Hosiery
w Gloves, Ladies' nnl Gents Under
wear, Gents Linen lInndkerchisrs, Scarfs,
Bows, &c.
j. ". LAW Il CO.
WYE continue to order Dress Shirts.
w which nre made from measures
tRkcn neFe anu VIC plWnyS GuRrhntee II nt
j. W. LAW Il co.
TNlIE hcst hand-scwtd Congress Gai
l. ters and hand. sewcd Boots, now OIL
hand and for snle by
j. w. Law & CO..
WYE sell a good hand.scwcd. Calf
w Boot at the very low price of ten
J. ". LAW a GO.
NULL Stock Of Flnnnels. Rcd and
IL White, with one piece Of NJ edichtc cd
Flannelj for sale Ivy
j. W. Law g. co.
nRtSS Goods. Poplin.. Cashmeres.
- full line Of tho celebrated Or nd
Duoh 'ss Black 'lpncas, Offered by ...
j. W. AW g. co.
PACON. coffso, Sugar, Teas. Segnrs.
- Tobacco, Crockery Glassware, &C.,
for sale by
j. W. LAW d co.
tW" BE sure to buy the cele.
brHted 3 cents Scgar, sold only by
j. WV LAW e. co,
oct 81
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THExr rArAR<xE1n n2HHnAnu,
Domestic Intelligence,
LOOK TO YOUR OWN INTEREST.

Look TO YOUR OWN INTEREST.
TlRUTH will prevail Facts are Stubborn
l. things and will hot bear denial--To acc
must be 10 belieye--In these days Of pro-
gress, steam has become tho great motive
ana labor saving power Of the age, in all
Industrial ind manufacturing pursuits
and departments-Why should not eyerv
family have a Steam Waslief. ..... = '
lilo "E6llpse Stenm Washer" is the
pest, 1t does not occupy the apnce of one
square foot and is adaptable to any stove
boiler or round pot, In which water oon be
boiled and with H. one woman can do
what is ordinarily tUgarted tay's wash In
from Two 10 three hours. A Shild, I tselve
years old maY use il and do the work of n
grown woman in one half the time. and re.
geard the labor of using it only pas,imo
""h It, washing has ceased to hb tedious
or 'nb"rl"ns. and '.Blue Mendayn bns
ce"so! to he day Of confusion and hur
ror. becnusc with lil,l Or 10 labor two or
three hours suffice t. do dny's wash
wlthon. scruhbing. wenring or touring the
clothes. brcnking buttons 5c.
Time, lnhor. money, and mat eriol all mr.
precious economy IL wisdom and lis fruit
health, wealth ntd hhtpincs>-Lo.k th,,,
cco" my in washing, and save y, ur clothc
TO wear TOUR times as long ns when wash
eu ny the hand Ind boald. hS buying and
using the Eclipse Steam Washer" which
como'ned with that very attractive md
unsurpassed Eureka Wringer" cons,i.
tntes complete and perfect washer
every family and wnsher-womnn should
nhd ohn hnvr il nnl no >cnsible washer
woman VIII" hns n' henr, the interest Of
her pntrchs will oppose its use
The 'EcliPsc' is simple in construction
scientific In principle, effective in work
and will wash The fines, or courses, fabrics
more satisfactorily than by hand, in from
hfiern 10 twenty minutes. Price bur fcu
''"llars--W,ll be- for sale for q few day
"nrer at X. NJ. DUN LEVY'S.
june 6
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Simmons ,Hcpatic COMPOUND
Or
LIVERs CURE,

purely Vegetable Compound, fr
from any roiSoncus Tnii,r whatever
can lac given with inrunity to an infn
Of only few hours old in Collie or ~ ,
nrEah semen! Ct tie EcwCls. This Cor
r"nhd Mil! assist Lntu,c rcsisI tho
tlnrEcr uf Ma inrin. nld II .,i.v ,,c..r
health. II IS guaranteed 40 ,u,r Ny,r,
>i", 'InSi'Nniicn. Eilit< q Sick II, n
ache, h'l'icns or Crrnr collie N
,srrc ally Painters Colicl, .id nil 9th
d' ran .cmcnts Of tho li,r. Kifl,ys,s -
Stomach and Bowel. Give it a ri,
and hc convinced
ManHIHc,"'r rl by 7. l.. KING & SONS
toInmhia. :. C.. and for snic ly,
Pr. W. l.. Aiken. Agent also Nv Dr. :,
Il. McMastcr, Winnsboro, $. G..
juw .,3
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EtEST GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
NONTPi 'ER FEMALE HUMANE
\. g; S. a. CHA ITO M,
Ar ALEXANDRIA, VA.
November 23, 1874.

- y cash fits, amounting to 81 900 600
NUMBER or TICKETS, 100, 900.
rEICE OF TICKETS;
M""'" ',' Tickets $4,000
'''''' 1910
t''''''S 500
E'""ihS or each coupon 15O
- resets Tor 10000
Inc VI .ntrrhcr Female Humane Asso.
riaiion, chartered ny the Icgislaturc Of
, Virginia and and the circuit Court or|
, ''' htc Co., proposes by n Grand Gift
concert I" establish and cndow II "IIomr
| i"t the oi,t 'niirrl and Destitute Ladies' Of
\irginin," at Monluc'icr, :hc former rcsi
drnc' "t President Madison,
v'Nn's brrICE. RlEuMoxD, Julv 2 1871
1t affords me- pleasure TO say Tint nm
we'll acquainted Will, large m ,ioritv of
/ tn" "iH'ccrs of the Montpelier Fem |. IIu
manr Association, who reside in the Vi.
c'n'iI OF my h"uc, Il, Il attest. their in
'"'l'G"ncr and their worth aul high rcru
iati"n Ms gentlemen, as well ms the public
confluence, influence and substantial
me ms thrrnlly represented nmon.- Them
JAMES l.. KEAlpEE: Gov. Virginia.
ALGNANnriA VA, Iuly 8. 1ST4.-
cot .mrnd them NJ g"nts Of honor
amt integrity, and fully entitled TO lb,
confidence OF The ruti2.
r. W. HUGHES.
l. :. Judge Eastn. DiSt Va
Fn,ihc' references hy permission Ills
EXcciirEcy Gilbert G.. Walker, Ex.Goyern.
"r Of Va. Hon, Robert T.. Wi,hers. Licut
! H"v. OF Va, md u. S. SENATOR c,cc. .
Senators and Mc:nbcrs CT Congress- from,
/ Va.
Krmi'tancrs for tickets may he made hy
express prepaid, rost cihcc money orGr,
"h Washington. ID. G or hy register
, ."iicr.
rn'i particulars, testimonials, &C., send
,"r circular. Address, hon. JAMES
HNNEuuls, rrcs't. NJ. +. II. A., Alcxan.
hril Va.
: ''-'r,, ,-.,,ri =. ,.,,,. "a .,,o,...,
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Iron i'm the Blood
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG,

The Peruvian Syrup, a Protect.
eI Solution Of the PyOt0Dttls Of
Iron, Is so combined as to haze
the character of an, dki1,ie,st, 08
easily MDested n,ad dssi,,aildteG
aDitk the blood as the simplest
food. 1t increases the quantity
Of 1NGturc's O,Un V1tdEtSin0
agent, IRON in the blood, and
cares " Il Thousand ills" )" simply
1yIOai,,D atp, ,InUiDor0ti,,0 and
VatdlizinO the System. The en-
7'ichcd and VitdttxcL blood per-
N,cates every part Of the bodUs
repairing damages and aUastet
sedrchihD out morbid score.
tiona, and lcaUi,,D nothing for
disease to feed atpOn.
This Is the secret Of tie aU0ts
ac,Jut success Of this remedy ift
curing Dyspepsia, Liver COM
plaint, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
rhoa, Boils, Nervous Affections
Chills, and 'cvers, IIumoA
Loss of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases Of tho Kidneys and
Bladder, female Complaints.
C,,d dll diseases Ori0inutt,,g f,s
Il bad state of the blood, OF: uc-
con,1atted Jy debility or a IotU
state Of the system. Being fred
from, Alcohol, d., any form, Ito
encrgizinO effects are not fol.
to,Oen bv corresponding 9'eac-
et0,a1 but are pcrInGtcnt, 3tlfatS
Sing strength, Vi0o,', ana re,o
Hfe INTO az parts of the system,
ana D7tItdin0 up a1s Iron Co,,-
Stitalti0n.
IMousands haze been chonged
by tho atsc Of this remedy, from
aVeaE, stckly, sai1cri,,0 crea-
titrcs, to strong, he0zthy, and
hNppy 7nen ana aUO1nei1; u7t6
t,aunttNts cannot reasonably NeSA
itate to give it q trial. '0...
See that each bottle has PERU.
WAN SYRUP blo,v,s do the glass.
Pamphlets Erce.
SETH W. f0WLE & SONS, Proprietors,
No. 1 HIilt II Place, 1soston.
BOLD DY DRLGGIsTs GENERALITY
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O.Hciai Directory OF Fairfield
County.

PHNAraH-- IDscs Martin
E'rnrs"NT 'r'vEs- Isaac Miller, Lev
SEE. NJ, :. "ltlcr.
l.. y. nuvail .-SlcriG.
fHm1 u. tiowncy--Glcrt or the Court
:! Nilsson Judge Of probatc.
;. +. ?'rid>"n -Connty Auditor.
-. W. N}la"n--Couuiy Treasurer.
". .. Crawford --|chooi Commissioner.
c'1ErT cav NIIi-!oXEnS-lI. j.. Elliott
Hsnrr Jacob, lohu Martin.
Il. :. DUrar-. L. s. Commissioner,
. '"rN"I"$ ru"a:o~-M. {. Eobcriso;, J
.. Davis. u. y. lhcar.
Tn!sL J.>rlC;:S--A. u. Mac';cy. ". Il
Mnrih''i, u. n. Flanagan. $ilns ". RUN.
D. i. Korl..nl. James Carter, Thomas
Wt'%Nr. D.. Ira :. Scot.
wiNNSH'"' NArIuXAL nAxw or snur,l
GNEpL'TA. AUTHORIZED "ArirAL $500. 600
r'Ip rr 500.
". Il. Eohcrtson. President.
Geo. II. M"A'a>icr, Vie" President
: ''n !. y. CIowncr, Cashier.
~. G. Robertson, Icllrr.
DIRECTORS.
u. +. Robertson. u. l.. elliott, jaime,
Hca,Y, George Il. McAlnstcr. u. Il. firn.
rih"n. Jas. 4. McC#n;%, Jas. Il. Il on. Jas.
4. Hricc, \. S. Douglass. Col. William
ohnsion, Of Charivuc, x E..
TOW or|IrEna.
Pierre BNcoi oi---in;cndant.
wArurNs---F. Gcrim. j. 4. Eragcr, "
NJ. N";,"n, j. D. NcCar!cy.
culrI nr roLIcE~~T. j. II. Mrrrhy.
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.NoTTCE.

"A Lib parties indebted TO me for s,ono
- an Sea owl Gnanos, are hereby
not'ned thnt their notes and accounts ara
que ist Novemhcr.ncxt, andthat no OK.
tension Of time ca be granted. Thoso snt.
.iihg 'ne'r notes before maturity, will b
allowed q liberal Discount.
PIERRE BACOT,
oo' .. .. Agent.
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r. w. Phillips.
DEALER IN FURNITURE

HFTnE very best qualities, fur larlors.
" Chambers mud Dining Rooms. For
design aud workmanship, UNEQUALLED! !!
l offer ut prices that defy competition !!
BedStcadS
MADE of hard wo6d, and Warranted to
give entire satisfaction keep no inier:-
or quality. Use economy and huy the
best, mud buy where you can buy the
cheapest
Sleep Comfortable
AND BUY the Peoples SPRING BED.
1t il the best in The market without ex-
teption. They are cheap.
Kentucky
RATTAN and Split sent ?hairs spc
cialty. Our prices are beyond coupe.
Mattresses
or my OWL manufacture" Nin""w
Shades, VA: Brackets, Packets and
Mirrors.
EepHi"ing.
,,trD SJTIIpIS r. mantle, rc1 n IT, oder
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The MASON & HAMLIN
oR. CA M o.

Winners of tlroc Highest medals and
diploma ofhohor nt Vienna, 'T3, and Paris
'I6, now offer The finest assortment of the
best cabinet organs in the world, includ-
ing new styles with recent impl ovcmcnts,
not only exclusively for cash. as formerly.
but also on new plans Of easy payments,
the most favorable ever offered. Organs
rented with privilege Of purchase. TO al
"oSt any part Of the country. First pay
i"cnt >? 90 Of upwards. illustrated cata.
loguc and circulars. with fun particulars
sent free on request. Address MASON &
l'AMLIN ORGAN CO., Boston, New York
or Chicago.
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Pay Up Your Accounts,

A IL persons indebted 10 Cnldw ell
IA Bros. Il Co., and to Caldwell Stu.
art 4 Co.. are hereby notified that our
books will be closed on the 10Th inst.
ana that payment ihust be made. we
need money to meet our payments for
supplies furnished you. Lot us have the
cash, CALDWELL. mos a.
Biackstook, Nov. Sd, 1874.
nov ll-lm
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Charlotte, C0lnn bin, Il AugnSlr
Rail Road.
!AGH2 EE;asSaz 49,: ss{s5}fs:l ~

EoLtMEiA, May II. lS14.
TllE f"llowing Passenger Schedule ",
he run oTet this rua | on uLd att.
this .lnic:
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BUTTER BUTTER !

UST Received 100 lbs fine Goshen
- Butter. Also choice lot Of Fresh
Groceries, consisting Of bhls No.
Mnckerel. 3 hbls No. 2 Alackerel, IL
Kits No. Mnckcrel, % Kits No 2 High
Family, hbl. Pigs feet, l bbl Picked
Tongues, 100 lbs. Dried Tontues. 10 lbs
Do!ogn.. Sausagcs. Also choice lot of
Sugars md Coffees, Hyrups and Mo'asses
Of NIL grades. Also II fine lot of Fresh
Canned Goods. consisting of Canned 81
mon, Lohsters, Mock Turtle. Corn nLd
Desiccated Coroanut, p P,tted Ham, Turkey
and Sardi.'es Also a fresh LOT Of Crack
ers md Cakes, Dozen Do les Of IIcrk.
inner Co. Chccsc.-the finest in town. Also
constantly on hand Fresh Flour and
Meal, Bacon and Lard, and choice lot O {
NcEwnns Scotch Ale, Liquors md Segars
Of the finest Grades, Powder, Shot und
Caps.
john d. McCarley.
mani %
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l.epHi"ing.

FURNITURE neatly repaired nt modcr
ate cprices. Picture frames maIr 10 order
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Special Attention

GIVEN to the Undertake = Dep rt-
ment. keep on hand full supply OF
Metallic Cases md Wo,d C"ifins "f tie
finest finish. All cnlis promptly attended
tt. My terms are cnsh. net upon he
theory that short settlements make long
fric. ds.
oct 3
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

1At the annual meeting OF the Alumni of
Columbia College Law School, last evening, Jas. A.
Blanchard OF the Glass Of 1873 chosen unanimously
TO deliver the Alumni address next year.
Fourteen persons met in De Gdrmo Hall
last night to organize the American horticultural So
ciety The intention hold an exhibition OF plants
and flowers at the IA Regiment arinOry on MAY Is.
At the last meeting of the Vidette Club,
One-hundro d-and-twentye eightI-st and Thirdave..
Republican social society OF III rlem, commendatOry
resolutions Preiicnt Grant on his Imitation veto
passed. Twenty hve names Tor membership were pre-
sented.
The annual election OF Typographical Union
No for delegates represent that body III the Inter
national Union which Will meet in 81. Louis next month
was held az No Is Frankfort't. MonIay The follow
BOdwe Of The sun, GiG: Thomas Burke Oi HE TRIBUNE,
Michael kIylen Of The EoeiHg Had 800, and T. :.
ConkliD OF NesDltts $40.
A meeting of the Public Health Association
was held last evening No l07 East TweDty yelghthst
Ds Isaac Bell in the chair paper read by DR.. j.
Lewis Smith upon the disease Roseoa lie favored the
opinion that was contagious disease in many
respects kindred to Pink-eye. Dr. Alex. +. Liauiard
read long paper upon this form disease cxpIaiung
It's characteristics, and throwing tue opinion
that IT 10 be classed with Roscoa. little dis
fayoring the remarks of DIR. L,autard.
The Central Council of the German liquor
dealers held their ornightly meeting at the Germanla
Assembly Rooms last evening J. Fricke the chair.
The Committee reported that they had called on the
Excise Board and petOued that license fee re-
duced since al the liquor stores in other parts OF the
state pay ess ior ther licenses than the saloons OF New
York They had also waited on the Aldermen aud asked
for reduction or abohon Of the Water Tax upOI the
saloons lhey had also called the hnlckerDJcker Ice
Company WIN view OF making contract with u for
uniform price OF zee A motion was made that the
brewers De requested 10 the liquor dealers In estaD
fishing uniform price for the tail sale OF mat liquors
The German Hqlor dealers that they do not intend
taxing any acuohh Opposition to the Temperance m1yo-
meIt
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
Brooklyn Daily Union.


Yeesy UNION might be the best paper pub
he In the City 0. Brooklyn but for that almost every issue
o. THE UNION equally good Conspicuous among yesterdays mat
special complete and exclusive report Of the hanging OF
WALTZ the Cats murderer printed o'clock. 1t ony the
earliest account but graphic that appeared in the
press metro poHian Next order the long and
1ac, report Sprague the hour
eoneedcy superior other record Of that important
ud interesting special Washington correspondent antc
morning journals with his condensed but comprehensive ee
graphic Secretary Boutwell, in the Sanborn
Amouz other matters may be mentioned the alleged alb
boy Fre' the eous death o Concorst
the bgerd meeting Of the reconstructed Charities COmmis
ou the sudden Brgsst ferry
Nav the projected orgaron % raes;a;e brokers. the us
Baptist Church Latest Brooklyn military
tie operations Of yactunen and balaers the meeting Of the
Board Of Health the dougs Of Ademanie Committees something
about tie Womeu Cabs and their prominent members and great
variety Of local B general intelligence gathered By reporters
hy l, and by Associated Press ~ addition ell tLiso much Of
which paper publish Itself happy articles
PAGE particular That part THE UNION
has Of the interesting departments Of the paper
the maintain II gh standard of excellence.
Special original articles Of exceptional AMI aEaeseness
prepared things journals are care
fully selected for IT, Art in Furniture" published YESTERDAY
specimen household papers which THE UNION
made specially Bnlse affairs discussed yesterday
page radical correspondents representing both sides Of the
coliovers having equal showing Pancs quality esed
variety Of bef items male model hri page Yesterdays UNION
throughout safely challenged comparison with any evening journal
United journals publish news Of
which the morning supplies chiefly amp feation.
gas BROOKLYN uespape THE UNION never has been
approached What yesterday has been for the a months
and will coutnue be the future with every improvement en-
and hteraEy The marked UNION
beyond all comporses public as seen in lis
Increasing aOa The eto paper better even than IL
has yet been reouse BY tue hearty support everywhere
receiving
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07

= n
The capita! OF the Scuoo Fuud Is Sl,OiilgO sI and
ditldes VI To each child of school aye.
Iit Normal school has graduated 43 pupils during the
var tie WhOle number IN attendance from AprII l.
1878, To April 1, 1914 was no
InU charities the Stale for,n an nnor,.n, ,o,, n,
ou Hthtc expenditure. The State aids by pecuuIary
Contribution upon the order of the Governor every
IOor or lnueeht insane person ia the State while under
usatnleht AZ tne mldlIotOwn Hospital. Ii gives like
alu OWdrd the training Of all INDECENT mbere children
at lhe Lihe'e ochoOl aud the education of the iud
gent pima AZ the institutions for that purpos I'm N,s
chnsetts III pays The tuitiOn OF all Tue d,,f aud I,h
children III tue State VINO desire tn.rnctinn ~ tre
American Asylum, TO the extent of the legi,la,ivr M
preparation, and ln special cases. at ti.c WbIu. hnr
and IL doirayb the hospital bills OF an hoIrntIy Al
charged soldiers OF the Slate du,ing t,e late
"dr, while under medical Treatment al either
Oi the hospitals SeW-Hnyen or U,rtfnrd
Nearly 300 persons nave received aid lu ,hns.
various ways from the State during the las, wear AZ
q total penso Of nearly SlOOOO0. Beetles mi, A.
the last year appropriated nearly $4,000 Tor tbe
of soldiers children IN the dacrent towns aud about
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
nomAxcr-AND nEALrrY-oF TIE LAKE SHORE.


Between two OF the closing paragraphs,
after the style had uucOnscOi>y changed rom the
~. Of PlesIieut and Directors 20 the u II Of Cor
neills YdnteTuut there mes whole volume OF stormy
history. concerned win the present sOIycHcy of many
people than have ever known the ldct. Iu Few
words will supply what the good taste or the mature
lad g,neut Mr. NdnderDut mas omitted. Between the
UauIo Of ptenDsr aud the quitte days OF January,
1874, the Lake SlOre Company lutet over all ijs
e0arra sments protected in an It, Obligations by the
strength OF man. sjOcd az eighty years OF age into
taking the manag ment ~ road largely involved by
eNtraNd.inJ OutlJys Tor construction. At time
S6OpOOJ OF Mr NduderbuG, own private fortune
1T Harlcu aud New iJra JetgtI STOCK pledged iUr
debts OF the Lthc Shore road True the road
which cOu.d dd repay hm; but MS wealth the
only thing which ena0td AIm u 10 from going
protest what would nave become temporarily OF rail-
road securities Lad Alr FauucrUt, means unequal
task II l. nard - say. The Lake Shore road
would undoubtedly nave passed into Otuer haus would
have changed owners at 4 cOnicuIpttnIc price, aud
would have produced panic such exp sricuccd men
can remember when standard investments sold al so
cents the dollar TIE Like shore road j.
feet ag4A anu H6cly say tn,gp. Ile main force OF
money longer needed; ui inh-euelt and d'reco
wIil now suffice. and Ir. NIuiiJt and Si. Stone are
quite eq quai 10 their t.ss. Ht tIc impression most
clearly The mind s The rescue OF the property from
impending bankruptcy.