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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-05-07
LEGAL. ADVERTISEM'TS
NOTICE

U. 8. Land Office,
Redwood Falls. Minn.. April 2lth 1874. I
Complaint having been entered a, thus Ofice BY
Nathan Davis, against Calvin brake. for al,s.,-
doning his HOmestead Entry No $3.50 dated July Sth
1871 upon the South y South W~st a Section 20
Township Ill Range u in Lyon Connty nm.
with view tn the cancellation Of a,id entry: the
said parties hereby summoned TO appear Mt this
Office on the day Of June 1874 At o'clock = N to
r'sP""d and furnish testimony couec, ming said al
legged abandonment.
B. F. SMITH. Register.
III WI Fl. KELLY, Receiver.
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Mr. W. NJ. L~y'te, Of Newp"t
Washington c'm'y, us lately return.
ed f. .m Wa>hiu .tun. ID Z. where h.
his >p ut s"uie time il securing Il
patent tor "a" Improvement uk"'" graz"
>.prh"rs wh'cn Is represented a. tn
l. ;. ,h,n. YET i"ve"'-l. With thu.
im,r,ve'ii-"', good m,chine c,n
thr.sh l go bushels per day.
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NJ F.. Lncae - com ,nrnc.d to L.,
the fn,.,I,iion Of his grain elevator il,
the WIS end uf tnwr The >iz. ut til
b.ililny an the .rnu,l i, 1850 feet
and ,'ll c"n>:st ~ trr-e "r tnlr ~t'r.
ir>. rne cost "t' the buil.l,ny VIII ="
c.,urlrt,i. t,S ben estimand AZ So
h']. Mr locke propose, t. erect '"',
hu din. tYrii>,v-Oi .Sl>t inc.. thOi:''
81 i n,,,> va te ID, red h,m-N ,iima'
L ullL trnn
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The Winona Rep~bl.can Of Thurs
day last says freight train No 9 going
West last night, on the Winona and
St Peter Railroad, ran of the track
near Chester. About eight hundred
tee, of tack wa> torn up aud six cars
thr"s, IF THE cmduct"r. Mr.
K."ysle., VS. considerably brais 4
bat n"t seriously i"jared tn. wreck
in. train w.nt ",t this morning.
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A COMPLIMENT To JUsTtcg
YnUx8-th,s is 4" editorial relua (
.t tn. q ,>ton Il iorrtiser. up,a the ~
cent ia licid appointments vi Gov.
D.v.>: "v~ry many Bssoni.ns ~in
he interested u Ira,n that ti-orxe Is.
Y..u,y. E>q. one Of the sous ot the
H.. Rev A;-x"l:r Y'uns. D. d +,
i.. just bee" appointed hy G'ver""r
D,v,> "a justice Of the supreme c"art oi
the stat. ot Minnesota. Mr Y"u"y
was a yradu .te Of Harvard Of the cIa>s
Of ls6O. aud studied At the Cam
bridge L,w Scn"ol. lie FIRST prsctis
ed in New Ymk aud subsequently 10
M,n"e,p,ls. The vacancy III the sup
RENE bench If Minnes,,ta vas OCCASION
ed by the resignation Of Chief J uss,cs
Rpeiy. also Boston min, aud the
cons, quent pr"u,otioc Of Associate
Justice McMilsn, Mr. Young holds
Office under Minnesota Law, until the
ti,.t Of January. 1875 At which time .
popular election decides up'n his sue.
cessor To Massachusetts, men the ap-
P''"tment to such IN Office by such .
man M Governor Davis will be more
eig.i6caot than many popular elect
ions."
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NOT CICE.


TT 8. LAND OFFICE
- R-iw"od Falls MINI, March 18th 1874
Complaint having BEEN entered ut this Office BY
Nathan Davis. ags nst Earl B. Birnev, for abandoning
hia Homestead Entry, No. 1898, dated July 1871,
upon the North 4 south West y Section 20 Township
i'll, Range Il in Lyon County, Minnesota, with a
view to ths cancellation Of said enty the said par
ties are hereby Summoned to apper at this Office on
the 9Th Day Of June 1874 At O'Clock NJ tn respond
d0nment.
B.F SIXTH, Register.
III WI. H. KELLY Receiver,
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While many 81 our American JOUR
na's are engaged in kicking the dead
li"n-J " Cmke. the &" i"ci i agent uf
the N.r,n I'ac,i:, aud r,dicuiing ths,
great transc {, ,.tin.utal railway, our Can.
adian neishb"r>, backed by British
capital, are making arrangements to
bald li,e across the coat.n.nt sever.
al hundred miles moth OF our "a lSay
A late authority co"ve'saut with the
country through which the Canadian
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road will have as favorable climatic
conditions as any line through the Cni-
ted tatrs. The fact that the agent
Of the European capitalists sent out to
examine the North Pacific railway re.
ported that h. found the statements Ot
J,y Cooke & Coo. fully sustained.
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Th. Mank 1t" C"i"" says that Jud e
Waite has just t. ii a decis.'a regard
in. mec,iu,cs liens Oh homsteads
wAIrh is M int.rc,. The o",'st,tur ',n
al pr"vi>i'", wh'ch req ires the L-gis
lanr, I" x'"pt a '--~s"""is anuu"'
of property from the payment OF al
li,b,l,t,-s. the j I'd e deci les Is liberal
ly complied with in the exemption Oi
Of personal property, and As t" real es
tate. it is il the discretion OF the L x
i>llure I" -x-mp, it from c 'rt.ia liza
b ir,rs. Will: It w ~ e"'"rc sac- lia"i
ities agi,"-, it a> my arise fr"n ~.
.c!,,n,,s WAGES aud ~ ater,ais furnished.
Ia other " rl-. u M cn,,sics lieu i,
g,ui against Il ',n,n.s,cad.
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VIM. II. kEl. Y. Receiver.
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. prepared to iron Wagons, Sleighs,
and repair Plows, 10. Horse aud OK
shoeing done and everything in tho
blacksmithing line.
propose to give satisfaction to an
my customers aud charge the lowest
prices. H. LYS. v5nl
The New York herald., 1874-11-19
COURT OF ARBITRATION.

Judge Fancher, In the new Court OF Arbitration,
gave Judgment yesterday for the plaintlfIs, H.
Becker d Co., in case or disputed marine insu-
rance against the General Insurance Company OF
Dresden. Tue claim was for damages sustained
By perils OF the sea .on consignment OF barley,
shipped at Hamburg Tor this port, part OF which
being injured was sold at Glasgow. In the policy
average, and the company CLAIMED 10 bring the
loss within the limitation by deducting the ex-
penses. The decision closed with these deciara-
tl0ns:-"lt would be o solecsm to say that because
the Underwriters are willing to pay portion OF
Tue l0ss--to Wit, the expenses; therefore the loss,
except as corresponoiDgiy reduced, never oc-
Cured. II they are liable Tor any thing under their
policy IL Is because the loss exceeds the specified
average. and rhelr liability Tor the whole loss can
not De avoided by payment OF part ofit.
The New York herald., 1874-11-19
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
appointment OF Comm il port
of Superintendent kiddIc-Teachers'

Appointment OF Comm miSsioners-Repo port
OF Superintendent kiddIc-Teacher.'
Wages.
The Board Of Education met yesterday afternoon
In their committee rooms, President Nelson In
the chair. After the usual adoption OF the
minutes OF the past meeting a communication was
read from the Mayor announcing the appointment
OF the following gentlemen as Commissioners OF
Education, their term OF office commencing from
January !, Is75:-Jacob d. Vermlye. Henry P.
West, Ferdinand Trand, William II. Nelson, David
Wetmore aud David F. Baker; MIR. William Her.
ring was appointed In the place Of mr. John Crosby
Brown, who declined q denomination, ana Mr..
Lawson M. Fuller in the place OF Mr.. Robert Hoe.
The Mayor also reappolnted the following school
inspectors:-Mr. B. F. styles, No. l2s Chambers
street; DR.. Alexander s. Hunter No. 3e3 Broome
street; Mr.. w. II. Gray. No. 25S West Fourth
street; Mr. Andrew Mills, No. 215 Second avenue;
Mr. James w. Gerard, No. Ii Gramercy park; Mr..
Benjamin 3. Atterlury, No SO Park avenue; Mr..
John Il. Williams, No. 2O7 West Thlrty-h filth street.
and Mr.: $. II. falle, Jr.. West Farms.
The City superintendent reported that 1,l64
pupils were enrolled IN tae several colored schools
and during the preceding month over $50 were
were examined. and IN eighteen the report was
good. IN eleven only lair ana IN four indifferent.
The general management OF these schools was not
]. II appears, mas been in tue nablt OF absenttng
himself and not attending to his duty The
that she two departments or the school be con.
sohdated. In his report the superintendent states
that the average attendance OF all the schools Ia
1OO,676. being some 1000 over the returns for
corresponding period aSf year.
resolution proposing 10 purchase an American
nag, not costing more than $25. was referred to
sne Auditing Committee, aud a resolution asking
the DOCK Commissioners 10 set apart dock ior
tue nautical school snip st. Marys which IS ex-
pected to arrive about december !, was adopted.
Dr. Daniel Q burlegh, Acting Passed Assistant
surgeon United states Navy, was appointed Sur
Geon and Nautical Instructor OF the Nausical
Sch00i, AZ salary OF $500 per annum. provided
the President OF the United states gives him the
detail The school committees were also author
txed 70 obtain cue necessary supplies Tor the main
tenance OF the nantlcai school ana to snip such
supplies az they may deem necessary for the
management OF the ship.
"A report ron the Committee on Buildings stated
that School No In the sixth ward required an
other way OF egress. The trustees OF the Sixth
ward proposed to build staircase in the
'front.' OF the building, but the Superintendent OF
Buildings objected and the trustees now protest
against the interference Of the superintendent.
Alter discussion on the amendment OF the by
laws relative TO salaries OF teachers, which was
set for the first special order OF the next meeting
the commissioners adjourned.
The New York herald., 1874-11-19
A RAPID TRANSIT INQUIRY.
NEW YORK, Nov. Il, 1S7.

NEW YORK, Nov. II, 1874.
TO TIE EDITOR or THE HERALp:-
see BY the report In your estimable journal
that Mr. rnurIow Weed has been reelected d.
rector OF the Third Avenue Railroad Company. Be.
lleving thar gentleman VIII reply, would ask
him. through the medium of your paper, what he
and his co-d-rectors propose to do with the iran
chise which was obtained Il believe) In the last
session OF tne Legislature for the privilege to
struct and operate rapid transit road? The
aCcoMmodatons now Afforded by the aforesaid
anu anu otnel COMPANIES are ol such y limited charac-
Ter 10r residents OF Harlem ana vicinity Inat
assure you, sir, real estate value suffers very
largely In tho uptown districts. '
should II DC not contemplated at present 10
carry out any rapid transit scheme, allow me to
suggest TO the directors ol DOtn the second and
Third avenue railroads that were tnes Go lay down
an addltl0nal rall, and run express cars saw rom
seven A. N. until ten a. M, stopping only saw at
every sixth block, down town, anu IRON our q
M until sax r. VI. up town. at an increased are it
would be deemed a great UoOn to business men
generally and especially 80 TO residents o. Harlem
by puDlisaiGX tns you Wall confer a laYor upon
Il.
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RAILROAD
Il The GREAT TRUNK LINE AND

DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
ihh usirIp aasSt ArEs hFsSk sAih hl1s ko1SE' 1S
Tains New York from foot Of Desbrosses and
EXPRESS Iarrishars iiitsburg the West and South,
Stn ~ msa snnaas paaSos ad ssis so A and
Far sss Ski
4. NJ For wlamsport Lock Haven Cory and Erie,
,sun Hsnir. and ,hs OF ResioS. ''s, s ,,s .s@o
f1s pullman a rarS Cars
1Ss'' Regular sa anS sanaas
rss;sj; fs5 g ssfesgn'sa ana sts III
and r. n. Emgrant and SECOND class pM
: is a asa; ss.ss; s ,s5
FGT s S;assin, s.s a,$ s 45 7.5 IS q ! s,S y
s:SS d i 80 r. H., and s at night Sunday 20 and
rsr s5 e. s Tsy "a s' s "a so s! s:s slss is
For mr. 81 IS Srn nna tmDoy and South AmO0y
rat ssx tsaS'T;H aaa si@ s
sr kist ana OeRS Ill., s and
For Lamberyile and Pennington, $3.50 A. N. and 4:l0
Eor Fnilipsburg and Belvdess, sso A. NJ and 2P.M:
ra1 a"f sress ss Sd, 81 NJ 4: ls and SsaS s5 rA
For For hishsis%S, Fsmoerson and Camden, Perth Am
For ropi light Git town to Va and pemberton,s SAN.
nra'yf an assos ana az a1f
daily. except Moniay From Washington and Balm 4
m0fs A. n am and io:s1 + II. From Phadephia s:i :o
65 1915, ll:i7 A. NJ. 2:l5, 4:l5 5lh 1888. 40 s:44
IU:7 r. NJ, Sunday 5. 6:1O. 655 lli7 A. M, 40 and
Ticket oiiees 52s and s4 Broadway No As.or House,
and foot of Desbrosses and Corandt streets: No
Court street. BrooAlyn; Nos III ll6 and lls Hudson
street hoboken- Emisrant Ticket Office No. Bat
terry place.
FRANK THOMSON d. NJ. BOYD, Jr,
General Manager. Gen. Passenger Agent.
SrosISaroS LINE gee s2sTqy y AND pkoy
Thurs lay and saturday and sTONINGrON, every
RIVER foot OF Jay street. AT 4 =. M.
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

~~~~-~< 49,
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE
~ these frs. class Steamships will san at 3 F. from
ass rAur.Ssy Ssy y
For freighs or passage having unsarpa passed accommo
Cations 1gsy p CLYDE 4 CO.. No Bowling Green
McKeiier, Luiing a Co. Agens in havana.
TExAs LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS TOUCH
A 81 s "aa sssr sss % ss
per % tast River On saturday Novenber 2 ats p NJ
on Ire a4lve;ton, Hoasiea ana Henderson and 3 \.
passage RsSe saperoq
apply Sff51 a. Ssxsn Sssn Issn sss
The a s,es%saIP G wSsTsRS SErRoro otis Captain Il
ssaa gss S0f 'o's
sss sfsSsls aSss % .as to St
on to sxKR ase
L. he Cromwell Cromwell ,I.eamship Line
ra he steamsnip e0afES capaan freeman vii leave
r NJ. Freight received daily. Through given to
sae % and
S'esfAsf 90 Syn Rhs4S IS vWEsy
. FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
me Slow.ag new ana hrs, class ass steamers IS WIN sail
cAaoNDkLET captain Mecreery Dec. ls
oY CITY OF a hSoSo Sasa
Freight received daily ihrongh rates 10 Galveston,
lndianoa. kockport or Aranzas Wharf Brazos aanii-
ago and t. LOUIS CABIN passage 500 steerage do $3
For freight or passage, having superior oda-
tons, apply to {. II. MALLORY co, Agents.
1853 Maiden lane. q
(1ROMWELL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR PORTLAND
~ Me steamship GEO. WASHINGTON leaves avery
"Wednesday and the G 70. GRqMWEhL every Saturday.
AZ aeaas as e
room and iheais 81 81
Apply to CLARK 4 SEAMAN, s6 West street.
NORFOLK. PETERSBURG AND RiCHMOND-oLD
IN LOminlnn Steamship Company.-Steamers leave
for above ports from pier North River ioot Beach
Also Intermediate steamers
Through bills Of adns and passenger tickets issued to
all points in the Interior
Ais, Steamer Tor Lewes Del, and all points in Della
ware and Eastern Maryland every Monday, at4 r. NJ.
Office corner Fulton and Greenwich streets
The New York herald., 1874-11-19
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

A -CITiZ NS' LINE FOR TROY AND ALL POINTS
IA. North and West. Elegant steamboats, daily sat
urdavs excepted r. NJ, from pier ~ North River
foot OF Leroy street Fare low.
LNALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT
and Fail River.-The world-renowned steamers
BRi, Oh and PROyIDE ENCE leave rier rs North R,ver
foot OF Murray street. daily SUNDAYS excepted. alta r.
NJ Through Lckets sold at all principal hotels IN tho
city Hal,s Band engaged tor the season.
The New York herald., 1874-11-19

The Greatest Comic Artist in the Universe.
Mr. SOL SMITH RTSStLL,
Mr. SOL SMITH RUSSELLs
in his nimitable Character Delineations
Tie best aero- Comic Vocalist living,
- MISS EMMA DAY.
Miss ALICE HARRISON,
Miss NULLY PIERIS
Mr. GUS WILLIAMS,
RICKEY and BARNEY.
TODAY;
. Or, A TRIP AROUND NEW YORK.
MT SA N klChEf Michael Martin O'Mara
MIR Gus lLilAMS. Peief HieSbecker
Miss LIVE HAkRsON. AS. Happy Billy
The entire Company OF Comedians in the Cast
MATlNEEs ON WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
ANOTHER CHANGE E.-on Monday next, November q.
more Novelties First appearance OF the best Ethiopian
Comedan on the stage to-day no exception. Mr..
WILLIAM COURfRIGHT First appearance OF tho
great eccentric CSmsdians, the original Musical
ance Of the leading Character Song and Dance Artistic,
Miss ALICE OMEks. First time Of a new Local
SHELh SaaEL First time Of new Comic sensation, THE
day. First time of Local Travetie. called $4,000
kEWARD FOR CHARLIE ROSS, aud other new fea-
The New York herald., 1874-11-19

TINTED STATES MAIL LINE-STEAM TO QUEEN
u town and Liverpool.
Saing every Tuesday
from D Ter 46 North River.
WISCONSIN, Cuptalu Freeman. Nov. "a, at r. NJ
MINNESOTA. Captain QuInn. Dec g. at 80 p. ".
Cabin, intermediate and steerage at low rates
Prepaid tickets at lowest ra tesL .
way and Sweden, &c Drafts OH ireland, England.
France and Germany at lowest rates Appiy'to
WILLIAMS GUION, ~ broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-11-19

/SREAT WESTERN
" STEAMSHIP LINE,
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL tBNGLAND4 DIRECT.
The steamers OF this line will sail from per Is East
River as foliows-
ARRAGON. SymOndS. Saturday, Nov, Il
GREAT tsTEaN WindnaIn. ....... SATURDAY, Dec. ~
Cabin passage. S70 nLermediae e, $4); steerage $50
currency; excursion icketa .l3l
w. u. MORGAN, Agent