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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-10


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IN MEMPHIs-LOss SIS. 900.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 9.-AbOut one o'clock
this morning fire discovered In the cellar OF the
Wholesale dry,goods house Of W. r. Moore & Co. The
FIRE burned through the door destroying the Office and
large amount Of goods. The loss by fire and water
principally the latter will reach $4,000 covered by so
900 insurance equally divided between the Htna, Hart
ford, and Phgulx Insurance Companies Ihe haFdsaIe
sIock OF Alison Brothers next door, damaged by
water 10 the extent OF g. 900 Insured IN local com
ID Aules
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The STAIE Or Trade
nOMEsTIc MAAKErs.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-10
OBITUARY..
JOHN STANTON GOULD.

John Stanton Gould died on Saturday night,
late residence in Hudson, \. Y OF conees-
ton of the lungs Mr.. Gould. who was born IN ISL
WAS prominent citizen OF Columbia county, and took
an active interest the political affairs OF that
section Of the STATE He acted formerly with the WhS
party and was elected TO the Assembly in November
l8s He was we'll versed in practical science and was
widely known as an industrious student and popular
essaylst and lecturer scientific subjects MT Goud
was for years President OF the state Agricultural
society and in that capacity abored earnestly to pro-
ote the efficiency OF that organization and encourage
improved methods OF farming.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-10
THE PLYMOUTH INQUIRY.
Continued from First Page.

most UNANIMOUSLY wicked without the shadow OF
ca e or reason other than malice.
l. this hour OF my bereavement you have been kind
10 me- YOU have done that which has most irressuoy
swept me heart and soul back again 10 one WHO i0r zen
long sweet wears my idol man. WHAT shall nvS
d. you must saw, and pray God 10 sNe az 49, "a
heavenly wisdom. Must five long years pe Nucu ~
80 that are past before their ending TINS sorrow sua
comet l. there no way ont | ask mol ~ ua{}
,a,,nc,ation a years reconciliation but NE settle
-,-.nf and you will pardon me n say that your bapp
ss and usefulness will affected by the issue as msca
- ,,ic now stretch forth 20 You n cordial hand anu
- r Won Loving heart 'or life VIII you give me an
equivalent that no poisoned arrow or tne OF chdnso
'~' ''''- HENRY {. BOWEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-10

sao NM M Insurance The nour she'd which coat IS oo1
was not iDsIred The harbor dredge worth $1,000 was
injured for 10000 the Royal Csnanan. ~ - nos
known whether the machinery which was being put Ia
by Allen & Co OF Ch.raso was insured or not James
H,viey sashes and DOORS lost s200; no insurance Tue
York and the dredge burned 70 the waters edge ana
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pR1YrrSn cLnrns MARKgr-

PROVIDENCE r L. Aux 9rre Painting t.fh rf-tr va 40
tive h- pss. V h s DOLLY NJ -Il .'- % =
Al 50 iafs tt r0a p 20
jss stl-lsr. $40 1if r.ard
atgl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-10
NrooDHrnI Az CLAFLIN In sEA on BAIL.

Victoria G.. Woodruff, Iennle u OIan.n'
ana Col Blood we're arrested SATURDAY. at tie ID
s+,,cs % Ms NJ Turman Of Brooklyn. IN a SUIT TO
recover s.o9 with interest from May &C. 1911 The order
a. arrest was issued by Judge McAdam OF the Marine
Court Mr. Truman claims that she deposited WITH tho
defendants 500 in Government bonds OF the issue OF
100 and tia: they were pay her interest on that
amount bu; that they have only paid her 81 interest,"
So also ALI, yes that woodlaA and CaAin told her that
they had invested the FOR her and lost It, ana
- A. she had no further claim upon them.
LINES NJ Sulman. counsel FOR Mrs. Truman. accepted
IN, word OF Mr. Brooke counsel for the defendants.
that they would appear for trial. and they were re-
leased. They then left the city for Europe in the
steamer Lafayette II appeared TO be generally under
stood that Mrs woodruff Ms Clafn, and Col BLOOD
were not TO leave the country pending the suit ana
when Il was found that they had gone the SAefin
o..sers expressed considerable surprise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-10

Thousands o. RuDm-ed ones hive been perraoentr
l1rl1e pals tli Ia
rt5 D-j ssl1r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-10
dered by some Of her relIsves To end
they regarded - . disQraee 70 tb@n-
MURDERER cYHCuKD.

A
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Aug 9.-Last Sunday
afternoon q negro named William Marley assaulted
white girl Is years Old, in the woods near Jonn'ous
City, Washington County East Tennessee. The negro
murdered the girl cutting her throat from to ear
Search for the missing girl who Of highly respect
able farmers family continued untn yesterday when
the horrible discovery made. The negro Woriey,
suspected and arrested. being accused ~ the
crime ne confessed Last night while being taken 20
Eizabe thton jail seized by party OF citizens
aud hanged
COL TEN BROCK SHOT BY GEN. WHITAKER.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Aug. Col. Richard Ten
Brock. the wellknovu horse shot and 1t ia
reported. MORALLY wounded. at Gilmans Station in this
county last evening, by Gen. Walter Whitaker lawyer
OF this city. Particulars OF the affair are not known
Whitaker had already killed two men, and IL regarded
As desperate character II viii be remembered that
Col Ten Brock took a number Of American horses 70
England some years since aud matched taem against
English runners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-10

The Hon. Amas Briggs. of Schaghticok
" Y died on Saturday Newport r. l.. where be mad
arrived the day before He had attained the age Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-10

AH Notic,s Of Marriages must BE- adorsed ,e,a GaH
-Qme ana address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-10

LnNDov Arg 7,aeI i1r ae lt;,4 >tlts. Ars sts Bsr-
Heas A0-oD 1 Du- Ii-srr Nsurr. r.tt
Af'e ~ p co. Lie 7i 800 tu Dos. A. ao,iro..
John 4jsr. - so.. o.,i
uuf'sls 'r--a 's o-' r-rNo.
Liga Cert 1i. f1 Clara k Oscar 'lf
.1e al Jo1a VGau-t ALSO 4sayel ~ Jaie ,ss;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-10
4 NEW DOCTRINE OF EVIDENCE.

Miss Catharne BeeCAer thinks that estab-
sAt1 character ought u count as sufficient defense
against charges until they proved. IL used
but nowadays bless your heart, sc have cham ed all
that" The grand Democratic doctrine tEat III an u
as good another ana little better, has been applied
the doctrine Of evidence, and Henry ara BeecaCr is
condemned on testimony that would be thought too
weak ~ convict a horse thief OF lying.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-07-24

"Seepi What, II" prowlcd out the
magistrate. doctor, what fortunate
man YOU are, in being your own nasterr
At this the doctor laughed until he held
his sides.
81 my own mnsterr he exclaimed. "Ah,
II II only were sol Siy ratior, all the
worlds servant. I've no rest day or night.
Believe me, my dear friend, doctor is the
mts bothered Of beings. The uuore sick
ness there is in the city, the more masters
has he, and mistresses, too, into the bar
gain and tell you that is to he torment.
ed"
The doctor departed, and the boot Jack
thought: "another servant! have pien-
ty of company al any rate"
A second knoct, and in calne the minis
ter eScusng himself politely for arriving
so late.
"Horc is master at last" thought the
boot jack.
The minister spoke. my good Herr
Magistrate, have ready for me, early in tue
morning, the papers which are specified in
the list. l ueel them. I've just come
fom our prince, who is in the worst Of
humors, aud have had pretty hard time
OF it to-day. ! would gladly have teud1f-
ed my resignation; ;''--tha ho0,-jaoA listen
ed in amazement-"hut it would not d. to
dessert my gracious sovereign al this cr-
sis"
"Why, what is the mIlter?' inquired
the alarmed magistrate.
"Ah y sighed the minister, 1--WE must
have money, mach money and the Golfers
areempty. Believe me, no man Is so har-
rasssd as minister"
but what do you want of all this mon
ey2" said the magistrate, "are our sal
aries to be increased?'
"Increased ~ exclaimed the other; more
probably diminished. War is at our doors,
the army must be put on a war footing,
and the emperor needs the money for the
troops. My poor master has not one peace
full hour, for cares Of state will not let him
sleep, and one council of ministers after
another is called in in quick succession.
These are indeed, evil days -
| The minister sighed again, so did the
magistrate; but the boot-iack sighed mot
He had heard all, and said to himself with
laugh, "Servan!s, mere servants! Not
even the emperor is his own MASTER" And
from that hour be was contented with hi.
own humble lot, serving his masters, The
boots, with perfect patience. CariStidt
Register,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-07-24

ed his determination to reap Whatever pc.
cuniary advantage from his art he could.
Henri's hopes and expectations were
more than realized. His second so-caled
Italian salad did much more toward max .
ing him known than he anticipated. In a
very few days he received another invita-.
ton, or rather order soon afterward
another, and within month II was not
considered "the thing at a gaa-dnner TO
offer ones guests salad tnal was not dress
ed by the young French nub.enan.
And, one day, not long after ths happy
turn in his affairs, D'Albignac paid visit
to his former landlord, who, as soou as he
mans triumphant mien Uccasiuued, ask cd ,
in his brusque manner:-
"Well, have you come to Your senses at
last? Have you decided 10 accept my pro-
posal, and pedde my vegetables for me ?'
"No, ] have not decided to peddle your
vegetables for yoa, but 10 buy Them" re-
piled D'Albi9nac.
"Eb, what have You lost your wits?''
replied the astonisbed huckster.
"A mailman would hardly come to you
with 50 rational II propo-itipn," returned
the FreucnnIan, smiling
"rhen yon are really in earncst?"
"Ay, really in earnest. True, have no
use for all that grows in tIe gardens that
supply you. but will take very consd.
erable portion of you-uameiy, all that
portion that is used in preparing the vari-
Gus kinds Of salads provided We can agree
as to prices"
"Well, | have no oljectiun," replied
Cornhill. "A fair price and prompt pay
nent is all | ask"
A few days later, the young nobleman
provided himself with a light wagon ir
which, in tubs, baskets and boxes, he
conld take with him supply Of all the va.
rlous ingredients that enter into the com.
position of the various kinds of salads
Thus provided, il was AN easy matter fol
him TO serve his patrons, and ii is no won
der that, in time, he came 10 be knowr
throughout London as the "Salad- king"
Amer some months he took shop, anC
dealt in everything used in bis specially
and by close attention TO business, ant
taxing advantage OF every opportunity tha
offered, he acquired, in a Comparatively
short time, Little fortune amounting t,
| eighty thousand francs, with which he de
termined to return to France. Arrived il
Paris, he invested sixty thousand francs il
state securities, which, at that time, wer
selling considerably below par, and conse
| quently paid him handsome interest
With his remaining twenty thousand frame
he purchased a small landed estate II
Limousin, which still remains in posses
sion OF bis family.
The story Of D'Albignac, as we have tolt
It, is vouched for by the famous Frencl
| epcure, Brillat Sdvarian, who tells II fl
his physiology OF Taste" aud says h
knew the "Salad-king" perfectly .-Apple
tons Journal.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-07-24
The Leisure Hour.


Among the refugees who, a. the time OF
the nrst French revolution, sought an asy-
lum In foreign countries, there was young
nobleman from the south OF France, named
Henri d'Albignac. He had been zen an
orphan at an early age, and his only In
heritance was y little domain, that, under
favorable circumstances, yielded him n
yearly income OF perhaps two thousand
francs, which was little more than lie re-
quIred for his current expenses. When,
therefore, one dark, rainy day, he arrived
In London, the sum total or his ready mon
ey amounted to little more than Ave thous-
and francs. With this sum, small as 1t
was, had he any knowledge of trade, or a
thorough education, he might have earned
at least a modest livelihood but he had
received only a cOmmon-school education,
and as for his knowledge OF agriculture, IL
was very inferior 70 that OF the English
farmer Of the time. Besides, he was ac-
eustomeed to lead an easy life, and had
luxurious habits; 1t was no wonder there
fore, that, before the end OF the year, his
funds were exhausted.
One morning, as he sat, in no pleasant
frame Of mind, thinking over his condi-
tion, his landlord, an avarlcious huckster
who even surpassed the majority OF his un'
cultured countrymen in incivility, entered
the room. At nrst he glanced inquisitive'
ly about the apartment, and then he liked
his eye upon his lodger with dlsdainfu
smile, nodding three or four times signiti
cantly, as he said:-
"It's plain enough to be seen, NJ d'Al
bIgnac, that your affairs are in pretty baC
hx, and II might be allowed word con
cerning them, should say they will no
be better Til you make up your mind L
put your shoulder earnestly TO the wheel.
"Idoubt whether that wouldlmprove then
much," replied the young Frenchman Z"
know OF nothing that would materially bet
ter my condition but one or two hundre'
pounds sterling"
"Just so. Money is what you need. Tha
know very we'll, i" returned the hucksteI
"and as for working, you feel yoursel
above 1t, while you have not wit enough +
make money In any other way"
"Slrr cried the young nobleman, shay
you come TO Insult mef"
"Come, come" replied Cornhill, "ther
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-07-24

An enterprising superintendent of one
of the Sunday schools at st. Albans, VT,
was engaged one Sunday in catechizing the
scholars, varying the usual form by be-
ginning at the end of the catechism. After
asking what were the perquisites of the
holy communion and confirmation, and re-
ceiving satisfactory replies, he asked, "And
now, boys, tell me what must precede bap-
tismp Whereupon lively urchln shout
ed out, "A baby, sir"
-Phebe Couzins doesn't dress like her
brothers Of the bar" says the Chicago
Tribune, by way of commencing an item.
That's undoubtedly true she dresses by
putting on her clothes over her head, while
they don't, and, what's more they can't.
But what business is it of the Tribune's
anyhow
What a thing fame is This Is the
way in which one of our French cotempo-
raries, the Messenger, describes that little
difficulty at Bunker's Hill; "On the 18th
of June, I775, the American volunteers,
commanded by general Artemus Ward,
attacked and thoroughly beat the British
troops near Charleston, in Massachusetts, n
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-07-24

CURE FOR TooTH AoHE.-A oorrespon-
dent writes to the Scientific American that
the worst toothacho, or neuralgia coming
from the teeth, may be speedily and de-
llghtfully ended by the application OF a
small bit OF clean cotton saturated In q
small solution Of am monia to the defective
tooth. Sometimes the late sufferer Is
prompted to nomSntary nervous laughter
by the application. bat the pHiu has dlSsp-
peared.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-07-24

The Troy Times says; "Recently, at
a church fair on Ida Hill, large aud FROST
ed cake was offered to the person who
should guess nearest to the correct weight,
at ten cents a guess. The pastor urged a
young lawyer to invest dime. The prac-
titloner replied; 'rll play you a game of
euchre to see who gets the cake, but don't
understand the other game."
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-07-24
ID FAD THIS
IL AND THEN TRY
FIR UITIN A

perfect substitute for fruit in making all kinds Of
pies and ellies. One package will make 26 pies 10
pounds of jelies.
Price only 35 cents package.
Try one package and IT, after fair trial. II does not
give satisfaction, return II and get your money.
Packages sent by mail on receipt Of 50 eents,
All orders address II. W. PUTNAM
oxford, Mass.
p Ps-Warrapted to contain no Injurious ingredi
enta, 1o-1L
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-07-24

DRATTLEBORO FISH MARKET.
A. PETTEE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In all kinds Of
FRESH SALT, SMOKED AND PICKLED FISH,
OYSTERS, LoBsTERs AND CLANS.
Estsy's Building, opposite BrsttlsbOro House,
BrAttlsboro, w.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-18

DY NASH e. HODGSON-W. I. HoDGsON,
ID Auctioneer-Ofi No. Carondelet street.
On SATURDAY, June d, 1874 at twelve o'clock NJ.
at the st. Charles Auction Exchange, in the base
ment rotunda of the ST. Charles Hotel, in this city
by virtue and in pursuance of an order of the Hon.
A. L. TissOt Judge of the Second District Court for
the parish of Orleans dated June Is, 1874, docket
No. IS 949. for account of the succession of A. W
Merriam, deceased, at public auction. will ne Sold
20 Shares Capital Stock New Orleans City Railroad
Company, 500 EACH full paid.
II Shares Capital Stock st. Charles Street Rail-
road COmany, $50 each, full paid.
10 Shares Capital Stock Sun Mutual Insurance
Company, s 100 each, full paid.
10 Shares Capital Stock Mechanics and Traders
Insurance Company, $50 each.
10 Shares Capital Stock Louisiana EQUITABLE Life
Insurance Company. $50 each, FIJI paid.
IS Shares Capital Stock Peoples Bank of New Or
leans, $50 each full paid.
Shares Capital Stock La Varete Association
S 1900 each full paid.
10 Shares Capital Stock Louisiana Fair Grounds
Association, S25 each, full paid
Share e, Ca l Stock louisiana Jockey Club.
. Shares Capital Stock st. Louis Hotel Assoca
ton. S25 each full paid.
Shares Capital Stock Louisiana Fertilizing Com
pany, 500 each, full paid.
5 Shares Capital Stock Louisiana Single Com.
pany, 800 each, S315 paid.
l73 Shares Capital Stock Louisiana Levee Company
(preferred) SIS each, full paid.
LOG Shares Capital Stock Pneumatic ProDelling Com
pany, = each, full paid
Shares Capital Stock United States and Ell.
ropean Propellins Car Company, 800 each,
10 Shares Capital Stock American Improved Gas
10 Shares Capital Stock Crescent City Loan and
Building Association, - each, full paid.
Share Capital Stock New Orleans Printing and
Publishing Company, $3.50, full paid.
Terms-Cash III United States treasury notes.
jel- 81 p p