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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-20

The neglect of the grave Of Horace Greeley
seems extraordinary and without explanation.
recent item says On the crest of Locust Hill,
in Greenwood Cemetery, is the grave OF Horace
Greeley, still unmarked and apparently uncared
for. There is no mound over it, the line between
the new laid sod and the old only distinguishing
it from the rest of the hill. An iron park stool
has been placed at the foot Of the grave, and a
small Fourth Of Ju y flag and the old cane Of the
great editor are by it. At the head Of the grave
are the rem aims Of withered floral offerings and
another faded flag. The spot is difficult to find,
and the only information that the laborers can
give is that Mr.. Greeley's grave is over by the
fountain somewhere. If. the triles that marked
it were removed, the exact spot Of the grave
would soon become obliterated.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-20

Perhaps you would like to rent An island.
There are 1877 Of them of the coast OF Scot
land.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-20

"Sunset" Cox, Member of Congress from
New York, recently delivered a speech at Annap-
Bills. He is man of Infinite jest" but on seri
ous political subjects he generally expresses him
|self with proper emphasis. Read the following
from Cox:
"Whiie We pour out the oil of healing into the
wounds Of the State let also lift up the banner
lbf the people, North and South, in the genuine
enthusiasm OF honesty. No susl ected or bad
IMAM should now be in front. 1t is the year for
the jubilee of patriotic honesty.
Ito the arts and sciences, to the author and in
lventor, to the poet and religionist? Is there no
genuine love for the country? Is all patriotism
to be rallied to SALARY or job? Is it not sweet
to live and die, as well to steal and grab, for
one country? am for living just now"
A ROMANTIC SWAP. Nc novelist ever
imagined a marriage concluded under more
eccentric circumstances than that of the
Comte de D. with Miss de v. The
| future Comtesse, who is one OF the best sports
women Of France, happened in the beginning
of the summer season to be present with her
father, at the races of D.. Her attention
was here attracted by small pony, which she
found to be remarkably beautiful, and which
she asked her father to purchase. Mr.. de
V is immensely rich and adores his
daughter. Consequently he at once called
with her on the owner Of the pony, the Comte
de D, who received them in the most
graceful manner, but firmly refused to sell
his horse However, as Mr.. de V was
trying to change his resolution, he added,
looking at the beautiful amazon, 81 have
sworn that my horse shall belong to no one
but to my wife" Need I add that Miss de
V soon found out that the Comte was en-
dowed with other qualities than those of a re-
markable sportsman, and that their marriage
is to be celebrated very soon.-American
| Reqtster.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-11-20
TuY Election n cAlnof1.

A., ACCOUNTS from OntsUn $500
Y,nn,s,sna. show fhat tho nscAs Ire.
=. s.s.h IRA u,in were committed atsevSHI
,,r,.cincss ON. esec4ton day. ~ 0se - =,
~, ys,tca were y received etAs0o0n
sssnaow eight fset nom ths USouuos -
81, tho polmt OF . stick-no ~oss9 49,
INC anv tick ct pot 81 tbe BOZ ~ !, .onos
rrscinct twenty .Avs more xoteo 49, 49,
nollol TRAN there mr. men nvssSs -
! that section 81. 1880. ~ go
..,.",,srt~ssware unStfdpulOus -
F.sn,r r,vsirv. and how ne they Sene
NTH thair H,eeal work, will only q
w whom tho whole mister
nnaerco.r legal investigation or ~
! SaI tnst. Capt. spencer Will undouDs'
, sd,v he FURNISHED with Testimony
snn3cicnt TO carry him Into Corsfs
I. ~ E,xcksEkaIr(YET. - ~ - 70 Atl
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-11-20
Dentistry.

BRACEY, Dentist, Respectfully
offer. bis professional services TO the
altman. Of Monroe and sarsen of ssuTteen
~. in ths practice, he feels confident OF
TTins satisfaetion In all branches, -, OF ms
Grofes.iou. Is willing to warrant I'll Sea,
Sn,,eS AZ the OteereAtta 1staor~rh ehss , on
s.ysrs ssrest, Monroe. Ia
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-11-20
Tho following pungent feneet40s
-, .t. Shyayeport Times

The following pungent ens
comes from the Shreveport Times
r. is some qualification TO know thsss
Of those democratic men,aers on -
f,,sion Legislature who wont INTO 49,
,oe,,,,. oUislature, and. thus stsen9to-
aned the nsurpcrs hands. not ono ne
been able to stand up before his :nssssn
Constituency spd secnre - fe.eiection.
M. ] ohm Il. Smart, who used 70 fa sa.
che parish Of Vernon. secoiveo . 1",y . r
M smith of Sabine, does not mfs
much better. Even . long nie =
patriotic service~, az was tho Case OF W. :,
former, viii not atone ,or one ae,s ss' e. r.
! treason at such an important cr,sT. -. -
: viii be remembered that CO., S,,s,r.Sl
In his speech at shreveport, cns s1se.
the fs,,nre OF tho Congressional slecs,o ..
h;,, an the action Of these men. -
o Nv, va take warning nom their ess"
: plss. <. iiff -
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-11-20
BIT 3k

C,r. 7. Walkers CalifOrnta VIM !
ar.r Hittcrs are purely vcSesable' ]
,,r,,naraeioi,, made ct!ctly from tho ma.
tsive herbs found OH tho loweE [asaHes OF
tie sierra Nov:sdS mountains OF CNliloS-
,.ia. tho medicinal properties OF ~9Nen I
,,rr extracted thcrcnont without THO usSA
of Alcohol. Vhc question u aln0st
daily asked. ''What' il tho cause OF tne
,,,uar.,llcled succcss OF SISEesAE WI
.rEI:sYD Our answer is, that they icnoNs
the cause OF disease, and tho psAti0ns rs-
covers his health They arc tho grcao
I,,nod purifier and a hfc-Siving pr1nclple.
- ucricct Rcnov0tor and lnvigo1"l'os
OF che system. Never before ~ lug
history OF the world has 9 n'r<neins p as.,a
Commended possessing the ren, Sa ~"
2 .,,I:,;ca Of yrxRc An BtrrERstn meaning ~
Eek Of every discass mania heir TO. ,, my
A., renslo Pu-gat;ve ss well IS ~: a"n' =;
rei;.vitiy Congestion or 1alsa'rsnti.n,;n': ..
,hs Liver and viscarais Organs III Nuioor
Diseases sEs,~~, ~
The properties OF Dr. WALxEEs
y,vpc an Rtrrgxs arc Apcs:ens. lGapnotesse
car,ninetive, Eutritions La fas'Ss: Dlu S,N
Seiative. Counter frri:@s.s Sudof;nc- A.ssss
dive s.iei Anti Hilicu1-
n. II, stsDOyALD' = CO.,.
Y,,,@.;.ss ruI Cen, Aetx, San FraaciatS
cad cor q Washington and CAaf3@ ~. ~
Sni6 by al Dr14Sasts eH0 OeNsess.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-11-20

william CASTOR, Governor 49, -
,,ss.achusetss, IL a native Of Kiltine.y.
IL & Conn ecticut, and was o. year. q ~
IN. paanth. no graduated at Bfcvx
tn. Hae served three yssn -
t - .' House. ono year in THO ssuate, tws
, uenrs as Mayor Of Roxbury. two go
~ M,yor OF Boston. Hsi ~ ooe OF 49,
leaders of the Suffolk bar. In RsttsVs! y
life he i. Ar, cstimablc gent ernan.-i =
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-11-20
TRoOpsIK LOUIsIANA.

: A special dispatch from Washington
70 the New York Republic Had says
The President has decided nos 20
reply to tho dispatch Of the New ~ Ut
leans committee which requested inc
withdrawal Of troops iro,n.-l oo.s'anN,
and 1t is not OK pecte,d that any diiieIen ~
disposstiou will at present he mace, o'
Ma troops now thee. The govern
ment intends to wait until there are
something more thnn good words ana no
nromises to indicate that order IS
restored in Louisiana, and that massa-
creS like that Mt Coushatta and announcer
penn revelation may not occur. Mean.
| while. tho few troops which are now ~
| I,oulsiaua will be retained at tnei,
/, respective stations. Tho inconihs
Congressmen, particularly those IRON
the southern States, arc very earnes
in their determination that Congress :
the coming session, shall appoint CON
mittees to examine into the Sou 1. !,
laf,air and some Of the more noten ~
stances OF political murders ana in'''"
ldation In the Southern states.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-11-20
WASHINGTON NEWS AND Gosssr
yCireinnAM Enqutrar.lS sss Il
- nrerREsAlN0 eTATE OF AFFAIRs.

\ u ~ 60, -. = II !.
wAsrTINqToN, Nov. M-ln IN ~ !.
reason to apprchelid THAI the nnrInuIy
ofthe Rcpu6ltcan party ~ " .s'ss.s e ~
(utstutUM ~ Suu 49,. sseas : Many al
spOns,DsS .,, ~ iaafacm Ara lsyinr the Ia
49,. x IN, Administration, some
~. a. ,rsS,sa the treatment Of The n
sS,,tE' shd Skhers that II waa the Third
s..Ss:s 4 .s,,Ssrs,.,N Tha prnide0t mot
49,. .Ssss,fs ma ifiea by arnnmont; NhAt
~ Az xtSs{ {Ss,,r mnvCm0nt worked swsal
s.as 49,. ss:.s eiisfincfiv suppoetetl>e}
M - s,, ssaf; he exenseafs
- 81 80 100 snfSs Aftca ,hy, lnaanE1nGk
~. ~, 3s - iavn re. fho siunr, - Ahe,1
n ss hI SS,nnfaa alpno, and that
~ civii yinhts hiif hssd sslnro tnadO dnf
i h-sICan nSout tho dcleatkhan al oeherl
cSnssI ~nn6Inesl. ii haas opinions oil
Jthe prp.sidapt have hase0 allowed 60
-. sha 49,. a,,d thess, appasar umoOnegN-l
tdlctad ia tko Rresltiens'sg Ne@as 49, o..
urxan. Itia ooe0fsen *naS :
has bad occaafo0 70 ~. ~u..,..s s"s,.s,
condempasaon viO. - ~. :. .,ss,.,ss SiisfI
clected hisn ~ Asatss anu - .s..ss
he In really tor war WIN suese 49,
h n they desire e. III - 8 sNs.,,t,.,
/: Cameron, FrcnnEnuys,s,.n, ,,ss.s,s...af
Logan, Hoaew-sl aHu ~: -" M
Wilson are cnvcsto ~ w. n 1872 MY
taoEssre, ana sf 70 49, Ip'tSossn ~ shs
n they Win tan1eay s .S. ~ '
oiasae sntOwu Va s. :. e." y -, !,
! esrrFtS-Hsc'fSEN AND s4s 's'ssH'a'.s'sss'e's
GRANT s,ls sssg g
o,,,<. a,ss;c,,,tv Of .raana1inr -tiia rreSl
4 .,x,s.s q. ;,r,v tho great CONCERN oSsRepuO
sn.an ,n.n.ocra. 40 far from &hNptlon
kin~ the thifsi term idea. Ne clin9s to
- moro firmly than ever. II wae ,0ull
tho other day that, IN cOnyelsaASs'so =.
the euugccs, W us. -. r,,,,, - si,
couiu 'oleiNo - ~" ~ !. ~. WIZ .,aeme
,nS next TWO years, .ua. ."o .s.s ccvern
\ might % nnNnA w. -. -. c,ec.icn
n,ent, ana mus 1enues s'' ..,,.S.,,, n,
@ ntscessity. '"s, :. ~ -, nna,.
does. that nis uis p"en ~. ia 'vill
ues tnrouon sI1AsoAs a. :, he, =. T. .bo,i
OF course, oo ny ne - 80. ~. 'sso,rn rr u
'LS oy ms opp.sss ~ 49,. ,st, .snv...s.s I
mas JUS. ooue :" 10y -. $3.50
THROWING TUES TO Ns VIE. y W hN 10.
Ks Among the plans for revivine u
Sfortunes OF the Republican party ~
llarse. appropriations at the next sc
lstons for schemcs Of internal IN
- bereavement. Thia - hvored ~ y
-. Presidents home organ In a eerlcs
articles. Again, there are sef' =
oro members Of the Cabinet--naHsly, .
- specially unpopular: There ~ mu
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-11-20

"ONASG NV | -
rHE GREAT FINANCIAL PANIC
uns not prevented
-. NJ r " T. X
From, Occupying hi. Splendid Now store.
70. ~. .orrar Of Grand ard Grammons
streets and from offering to tho f"ol'c ~
stock OF :
,,.,.......-....- .-.....'.''. $3.50
o1MH Il AZ MER0aANO
Unsurpassed In the Monroe mafkes.
.tc.,,r xwss selected In Eastern naarksessvNu y
E.neo,.l Reference to this trade. ana oo'i
prises, in part s44FE.- ~s--
FASHIONABLE PRINTS.
FANCY DRESS GOODS.
aEHTs, AND BOYS CLOTHING,
Boors, SHOES. HATS, GAPS
| STAPLE GOODS, DELAINEs. /
| woRsrfDs, CAss1MERhSsl
/ GENTS UNDERWEAR.
Aud in short. Every Article usually
| called for at = First Glass Dry Goods ho"se
! nrhaaa Goods are offered for sale, with .he
! guarantees to he expected OF ho"se IN
landing not to be second to any eSts"n
,,,ent ir North Louisiana in the Qusnty'
variety and Cheapness of its Goods-
t RrMEAnEr
}, nvxu,s NEW BRICK STORE,
rx,osr az Gras.d and Gra"s'"o'se 'e'ee'S' !
MONROE, La. ..,; I
A,s ,.l, and examine the Goods ior
: our.aIc Attentive saloamen VIII take
= PLEASURE In showing the Goods ana snsu
ing all inquiries.
October ;. 1S7S.-iy
NO sTAR'iea
\ There is no need for starving, IN long NJ
= H. KINDERM A n n,
On DeS,ard street, has for sale plenty W
/. opocnR1ns AND PROVISIONS,
- such as AL Coffee and Sugar;
Excellent Syrup and Molasses :,
Splendid Cheese, Macaront ana
vsrmiceili; New Buckwheat
Flour In auyauantity New
Sugar Cured Hams (first IN
H. Market; Plenty Of Eggs,
ct Spiced Pigs Feet, Oysters,
ol- Sardines, Potted or Deviled
49, Meats, Lobsters, Salmon ana
Mushrooms; Assorted .,anlleu
lu- Fruits and Vegetables
n sa Potatoes and Onions;
Wv Choice Carolina Rice;
= White Beans and Esnslis'
- Peas HomEny and Grits;
KIN. Cranberries, Raisins, Citron
And Currants; Nice Iellie
"a, And Preserves; Dried Figs;
''o- Crackers, Cream Biscuits ana
Crscknels; Toys, Doll" ana
- Variety of nice and useful ~
,ox. Ornaments Also,
|. amaIi Assortment of CrockerS ana
. of! Shelf-Harlware, such rs 10 ihos''
the Needed for General Use.
,un-
,inR Came and sec for yourselves, omS no ~
II fail to bring along the "sponann1,.rS ie
merchandiso. Fair dealing aud no num- UNI,
.-. will be found by every one-nahn' ,o on
IA. or child-in trading fox cash ~ s ~ =,
La. o' ,a,s II. KINDERAASS
And 1f.kh
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-11-20

sr;en. A. r. Stewart, late o. ens ,sss..s
federate army and 49,
lsradtiate and teacher, has $3.50 .as~ -
Ch.nreIloY m ths Onivsn5
| aL;ssSssippi.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-11-20

q. ?. n1cHARDsoS. w.S.a.on
nrn. r. p. d ". N. hsio =,
Av1Nt7 associated in the Pracs.cs "a
~ Asadicane ofYor their services ~ 80
,1srens branohes Of their profession =. t,un.
ei.iSsns 81 Monroe and su n.r"aa' .dsoining
NJ M.;hodi.s Church. May 70, 1874 "a
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-11-20

ooo DIR, rRos. Z. AB1.
mrs. Calderwood q Ably.
MONROE, LA.
0FFICE in rear of BernhardT,s and The
bSecond street, between Desl sayo " drw
lailroad. OIL
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-11-20
A..,,.u,tn 3IcLornn.

s1!ayEYoR OF OUACHiTA.
pAHHaa.a st the Land Otace, Monroe, 10;
WIN survey land, furnish paan Of Low.
for the Drainage Road.
e ss,a E and other works of puono 1'''
ntiosSn Oct. IL, 1873. ~
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-11-20

The New York Tribune considers TUE
,str elections the verdict offhe e'o ,.,'I
auaf,,ef Grantism. 1t says: ,n..e
were only two great questions o@. .,.as
tho people at this election, t'ss 1850, we..
! whether the Administrative s.s, =,
the public confidence, ano S
!, was whether thought 10 be ~.
: rsy.tiys. 90 lcudly that even 'n'
ntSs,as.t assn hsar the vssAiss.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-11-20
T. a. n ID. MeEnery.

roHx M'BSERY. n -
j. d .. ID. McEnery.
rroRNEYs AT Law, m Won district
n-hf. Of .Ouachita, Morehouse, Frslk shns'
aa and &C s. Monnoe and
N tne - Enmrt.. Particular attention palo
to Business In the Land Office pepar'm men,
~ the General Government.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-11-20

JNo. u. sToEn
etubbs & stone.
,opxEys AT LAW, Monroe. na;,
4 nnca IN Henry Kinderrn.nn's o"''a-
tne. npstsirs, on Dssiard street. II.
tlntober 2, 1874.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-11-20

,,uApDsoS ROB RICHARDSON
~" IAs, D. A'ENERT-
ua.hardsous a. ExcEnery,
\ rroRNEYs At Law, ,. Mon 70 North aa,
"A PraS ss ~ tho supreme Court at Monroe,
10 Eadersi Courts, and in the Lsnd Once
.1a,artnent OF the General government H.,
June ~, 1917. .. ~ ia
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-11-20
FEVER AND AoUE.

~vvrR AND AouE curea for ntey cenT ftssts r.
rernadis agent this world fha vii cuFS Iass.,
noL ~ and All other NAlarious- BuonS ocSfsgrs
4Sphotd Yellow. and other ressye nsde a. SSY Hi
VIVA PII,ISl quick a. hAp~AN Hs>SN.'' 80
frpR eenea per bottle
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-11-20

Dr. H. G. 8tFOeheE,
~ Es1Ia1Es tho practice of his proieehioii,
X and ofrers his services to the Git11ei nf,,r
N,nroe and vicinity. once: IN se $500
. ~ preard,s Brick Store, corner 'raho
~ SneSisrd streets. Juno q, 1873. ~
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-11-20

Dr. VIA. ,6Andel
ase ssry,cSs * re esn be- found
A IN w niarfStion. four miles below MON
r .,Ts. D'' A$arch, II. 1873.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-11-20

". ". FAFNEF'
sMorrison q Farmer
rrORNEYS AT Law, Monroe, La
a win practice in the Courts OF n, shS
E Tsnnk,sn and Caldwell, in; the Supreme
court, and IN the United s.S intrustea to
hem In TAO Ssaso ~ n4lv3
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-11-20

c,,n. and SEQ for yourselves, bns do no.
,.H 1 To Bring along the "spondulix because
must have more ready money n M, hug
merchandise. Fair dealing sha no .u.on,an
or ohiid-in trading for cash A. the :'o ere OF
| l4:tf II. n AA> = -,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-11-20
HEALTH! BEAUTY!
srsoxe AID rrE1 n5ss sL91RsnSxdissAAHss b
HaAUTfYCL coNrLRxloS sncohAD 10 A Az :,
Dir, RAILWAYS.
garsanapil|ian ReS0lVrnt

~u. oReAr BLOOD PURlFttR.
Ma rApB THE MOST AsLoxnsHtHS c STaHS M -
XIV fnDHEOO6s, UNDAH The MxHtTyHAHNGSS
o. THIs fRrLY woSDhAs0A >".' :
The New York herald., 1874-08-25
STATEN ISLAND.

The commissioners for appralsing damages In
widening the Mana road, in the Fifth and sixth
wards, New Brighton, from the junction OF the
Glove road and Columbia street 10 the Richmond
turnpike have finished their assessment map and
placed IL with the Clerk Of the Board OF Trustees.
John FIX, OF Northfeld, has been arrested, fined
500 and committed to jail until The fne shall be
paid for shooting two horses which strayed into
his premises from those OF Mr.. Standing one Of
which belonged TO that entleman ana the other
TO a in New York. The right eye OF one was
destroyed, and they were both hit IN several places
Mr. Standing made criminal complaint ana JUS
tice Mddlebrook heard the case.
The Trustees OF Edgewater have received bids
from a number OF persons for macadamlzing the
streets in that village, but they have 1t appears
come to the conclusion that they cannot accept
any of them for the present, as they cannot snord
TO expend the amount OF money required. Trus-
tee Brown has been authorized to spend $3.50 IN
macaoamizing part OF Canal street, beginning
at the Jerry landing, at Stapeton, but the subject
OF any more macadamiZing Is deferred for further
consideration.
The New York herald., 1874-08-25
Our CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AsrwKRr. Ang 2a-saied ship Otto Antonio tNor,,
Guuderscn, New York
BnrsroL. Aug 2-salled, ship Ludwig Heyn fGcr)
schmeiimg from Ljusne). Tybee bark Ludwig t6er)'
Wilmington, NC. ai e,
BARCELONA. Aug ARRIVED. bark Espana sp), Ola
auebel, Savannah.
DEAL, Aug 4-sailed ship WIN Tapscott Morgan drom
London, New York; barks Nystad NoD, Amundsen,
ana sapaslo 1taD. Mortola (from do). do
Arrived Path, bark George Doane, Corning, Philsdel
phis tor Antwerp.
ELsIToRE, Aug 22-Arrived, barks Village Queen CBr),
Homer, New ork for Stockholm; Columbine Ger Jar
dine. do tor orders
IsLE wIcHr, Aug 24-of steamship Royal standar d
tBr), Eirby, from New York tor Hamburg.
LivERrooL, Aug A-saied ships Trafalgar Or, Penn,
Pnadelphia Preston tBr) North, San Francisco barks
said Bin sultan Wakefield, Bucnos Ayres; Betty GUIDE
Nor), Due, New York mot previously; Rasna Nor,
oterbeck, do; Fleetwing. Smith. san Francisco not
previously; Nancy BryseD Or, Duncan, Norfolk Va.
sailed sd, ba rk Minerva Nor) Larsen, United States
Arrived oath. steamship State Of Alabama 1Br Flint
New orleans. ff ifl NN
LAnsx Aug N-Arrived, steamship State Of Virginia
rBri. Noodle. New fork Tor Glasgow.
The New York herald., 1874-08-25
LONG ISLAND.

The wills OF Barnabas W. F0urmer, Daniel V.
Beebe, William Potter, Mary A. FLOYD Jones, Henry
Green, John Orville Terry and Fanny J. Paroeer
County Judge of Suffolk county, sitting as Surro-
gale.
More than usually elaborate preparations have
been made this year to insure the success OF the
fan exhibition OF the Suffolk County Agricultural
society which is appointed TO take place on the
3Oth Of September and the LIST and "a Of October,
on the soclety's grounds at Rlverhead. The mer.
chants and business men OF that place have offered
. large number OF special premiums as additional
incentives to display OF articles In the several
classes.
Mr.. Christian E. Mayer, Of Brookhaven, o car
riage maker, who built General Jackson's presen-
tation carriage, and the first omnibus that ran on
Broadway forty years ago. was married few days
ago by the Rev. Mr.. Reeve TO MISS Sarah Hulse,
also OF Brookhaven. The age Of the BRIDE ls stated
as uncertain" that of the groom IS seventy three
and traction. 1t Is understood that by the death
OF a brother he has recently come into the posses
SION OF between $4,000, 600 and $4,000, 900.
About two O'Clock on FRIDAY morning the wife
OF William Wagner, young man employed in
comb factory at College Point gave birth to
child 1t is said thai no physician was presen:
and that the woman's sunerings were very great
The child died soon after It's pirth. Mrs. wagner
~ reported. was left alone for u short time By
her husband, and upon his return the bed wa
vacant and no trace OF his wife could be found
Search for her has since proved unavailling. Wag
Der's residence Is only short distance from the
wOmaB's sunerings and mental trouble drove her
commit suicide.
The New York herald., 1874-08-25
QUEENS COUNTY AGRICULTURAL soo1ErY


The interest mantfestng itself among the breed
ers of horses and cattle preparatory for the au
tumn exhibition is gaining daily, and the pros-
pects indicate greater display than ever before
Not only the people of Queens county but
those of this city and surrounding country are
awake to the great advantages offered IN these
agricultural societies.
The Queens" situated at MineOla, L. l., own.
ing forty acres OF choice land adjoining the late
purchase OF MIR. A. I. Stewart-Gaydep Ctty--is
easy OF access by the Long Island and Flushing
North Side and Flushing railroads from Hunters
Point, distant about twenty-mues The premium,
list win be out this week, Offering over $4,000 IN
Near $1,000 Is offered in special premiums Dy the
triends and patrons OF agriculture. A bench show
Of dogs ior the gun mas been added thus en-
anlng aag the scale OF points TO be put in prac.
''neld show.n 1t Is q novel and new feature,
and tins Queens County Society is the
Drst ever annexing the dog into agricnlturing
Harrison Durkee's famous stations BIack WOOD
and Dictator, full brothers to Dexter; BARCLAYS
HambletOnIan stallion Bander, Charles g. Green -
Lucille Golddusr and Fleety Golddust, with many
Others, are already entered.
Among the cattle breeders may be found The
well known names OF II. s. ParKe, Thomas H
Fale, OF Westchester county; Deamater OF
Brooklyn, and others, whose exhibitions OF stock
alone are great lnducement. New carriage
houses Dox stalls, new grand stand and the i'm
provements on the turns in the track, showing an
expenditure rising 5000, will prove oil lasting
benefits The exhibition Is to take place on the
Ferry Company and Flushing, North Side and Cen
tral Railroad have signl1ed their Willingness to
carry all articles to and rom the grounds free of
charge, thus giving all at distance an oppor:u-
nifty OF exhibiting, Any Information required ad-
dressed to Er. Samuel Nlllets, the secretary, at
Little Neck, L.. j., VIII receive attention.