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publican party for the last six years. which ne ead was
one of broken pledges aud OF corruption ana misman
agement He then gave an interesting sketcn OF tno
credit Mobiier business, and closed Other speeches
made. all showing the necessity OF sa.e as wen 40
National REFORM and after two hours session the Com
mittee Resolutions appeared As the currency quos
ton confessedy the leading and
subject properly presented nrst. Tue Suairmau
stated briefly but succincy the meaning OF the resou
tion There had been entire harmony ne sad III the
Committee all the resolutions reported Das ,ns
while currency resolution as reported uu not
all il was satisfactory to large majority Oh the S
mittee and he hoped 1t would DO adopied as tue pes
that could de done. After some sharp discussion OIL TUG
subject the inhatoni is made their nna stahu III el
deavoring substitute imitation resolution oereu
the Committee by Mr.. Blanchard, but without avail;
They were voted down by large malorlS, ", na
the remaining resolutions we're then auopteu a
reported without opposition. As tncJ .a 70
already been given in The TRIBUNE. they need hot NC
reproduced here. 1t Is only necessary 10 say Oh tc
that considering the character OF the elements oopo
was to be expected. Oae thing IL certain anu 'ns 20
that whatever may be done by the Republican or III,
cratic State Conventions soon to meet IS nVt ~
probable that either OF them Will so plainiy anu 10
country 10 deprecated currency, nor SO palmy anu
souarey repudate the paper money theory as uiu
the first Convention OF the Reform party Oh MicFu
IA 10 the probable action OF the Democratic oIi.c
Convention. to meet at Kalamazoo on tue U.n w 80
tember but little be asoertaneu Ine e,oI
Convention meets Jackson the day previous anu VIII
undoubtedly nominate strong ticket, maze UP vi an
eYisttnQ political elements Ii wise cOunsels prevail
and the re ia ground for belief that they wthe Demo
cratic Convention will ratify the work OF the Reform
Convention and enter upon tho campaign I'D Posi,ioh
al least to command respect II not success Dlvided
there Is no hope OF for either Democratic or
Reform ticket United they will force the Republicans
to exert every effort to their ticket from defeat
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or Sgw-YoRk......

PORT OF EBw-Y ..."....Ard 20
Steamship Ponmena (Gerl. schwenn Hamburg &C., oerich
s,ssm,hp CITY Of Phillips Havsns &C. Alexandra
steamshp Brl Lee"at Hamilton, Bermuda, A. T. Out
srbndgc 60,
Old Dominion Steamship Co.
s.eamshp vndcsto Doane PHILADELPHIA Lorad Steamship
steamship Nereus Bcarse, Boston II. =. Dimock
etesmshp A. c. sinners Warren Philadelphia James Hand
Ship Prinr Ger) Hoepner Bremen Punch Bie Co.
Ran Schiller ((er) Gioisen, Bremen ChaA Luling Co
Bari EhIa DBL vesey Hamilton Bermuda Middleton Co
Bark Limerick Lass, Kruger, Bremen lunch Edge Co.
Barb (Nor) Havorsen, Stockholm, Teens Bockmsun
Bsrf Norsk Flag (Nor) Nielsen avre Te,eas Bockmann
Bmea Ceena dali starace Leghorn Punch Edge
K Co.
Bark Fortunate tta) Boeo Cork or Falmouth Soeovich Co.
Bark francesca Danovaro ttl sehno Cok Falmouth, s
covich Co.
BARI lie tItsl, stsgno Waterfowl sloeovch Co
Brig Liberty Deveeaux Kingston Jan. A. II. Solomon CO.
(Br Hobbs Johns N r. Haon, Watson Co.
Brig Lucy (Br Irving ST. Johns n B.. Pomsres Cu,hnan
sch James Slater HAWKINS st. Mays River via Fort kos Ssght
l. Petty
schG Pssi Walter, ssI,on Richmond, slsght Petty
schr Island Bell Thompson. Boston. Jed FIRE. Co.
bchr Harry White Hopkins. Jacksonville Warren Raw Co.
schr John Douglas Contng Fernandina, Warren Ray Co
schr b. d. steeiman, Chyra. Richmond. Van Bruat Bro.
Schr. J. s. Weldon. Rich Philadelphs Chas II. Low.
Selr jefferson (now). Baker Indanola, upper Besie
Schr Anna Lyons Baker Georgetown ID. G., W. W. Bsker
IslAnda
Steamship Angs (B Smith, GasgowtAug via Quesastown a
uuh mdsa sad pss 70 keadSgpoa broA
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PASSENGERS ARRTVED.

FROM LIyRaPOoL-Is steamship BoiAntq Aag 2o7Mr Napier
Fsl Allen md SON B John T Swan C. e' Me,
s.n man servant tn G. Wa Mrs G. Ward Bryce ayns
John davenport Gordon ni,ai sad Mr. West
and Mrs William Dsvi; ;1i sailaif e. Miss n;
Mr Rsfef H. A. Brown Mrs w. Brown Mr. and
RahGons Boy9 Master Sho,, ~ Noi E. ~ g. del Vale
ai T. de- cS SS S"I ws ali. % mi %
E % Mr. g .Hi Mrs paoi aosshans MS oashHs
opsas M And Mrs DssoP Ro MI: D11l0p MIS- &
Bae Curtis ;ad wife Hugh L. Raosep' Topping JGh1 T.
Gxsn Mortimer, Mr. Matthew. Bsyad Cha. vedS Mr.
a % Ss " eq S M o. Mr. .
Ba r s r. Ne. $ sT b & Psass
s T child @ mr. Robson vsS a TsSs Rev. s
Wise MS Caldwell children Miss Shield. Mis-. sullivan, B.
secretary Mr. and Ms j. G. Mr. La Grange W. K Hysr A.
Wat. TeI Geo Warren Ms; W. w;IIs Master s. Wisn Me-
Mrs Harriet shaw F. &. KeSa T. NcAee. D. NJ Se'e' Masters
Psoa GLAsGow-1n steamship California Aus 2oD. Rhodes
Rev s'sasr Ss and a1 M km p. avn nssS
ysan Rankin !aIea Si.ss A1aa bsf os %% I g JON
IT, johnsoa James G. wRseSeue E,ton Mr.. r.
Fletcher Ella Fletcher Golden Andrew Glass and adI Miss
Eliza Glass Mr. Ciemenger. Mr. ami Mrs. Coleman. L. D. Gates
ieT SALON. TsaSer and wifi. Solomon Abrsbam Heinrich Bor
MIA Regns Pa Henrete Hasse aud child Pr W. Baehmann
sisps ssa YAH md wife. Vail Mis-, Jenny Val, NJ.
Tibet miss Esasa s az sAss and K S
Carl steurer Miss EnHe Dr.ss George Biienfs Franz yaen
1 seSo S9I A saS S
Dist ysenla josef Koppe wife. and children. A. GeOs
' Rto ssd sieT ,o,aD STATE Of e.oroo Aug soA
Harris Bs;': Harris j.: sa:ri land
Barr. VIM Elliot boyl' lady sad ave children MIS- T. h.nsy
Oliver stone Potter P!a El.s' I'D daughter Mr
Msra Nj George Meiis Geo C. Neemss. l.dJ and
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A ONE-HORsE DECISION.

In the case Of the United States agt. One
Horse there Is the registry Of the United States Dis
rct Court the gross proceeds OF execution issued
IN the suit the Of sl 81 The horse was seized
and condemned forfeited for violation OF the laws
relating TO the revenue from customs duties" The
United States DstrctAOTney then presented for taxa
ton an allowance claimed TO be payable to him out of
such proceeds amounting to IS SO, being two per
cent on the Of the proceeds The Clerk Of the
Court also presented for taxation bill Of costs in the
suit one item OF which is the sum OF u A. being one
per cent the amount Of the proceeds Of the
and claimed as fee for keeping and paying out such
proceeds Questions as TO whether the two items
referred taxable In view Of the provisions Of
the act OF June a. 1874 entitled IAN TO amend the
Customs Revenue laws and TO Repeal Moetes." In a
decision given yesterday in this matter Judge Batch
ford holds that under the act mentioned the United
states Is still entitled
of two Der cent and the Clerk OF the Court TO a per
cepage one per cent all moneys received In seiz
ue suits begun In district and that the act OF 1874
aboishng noiees does not In any way interfere with
the allowance Of the percentage In question. because II
given IN lieu OF all costs and charges TO which the
United States discretionary and the Clerk Of the
Court would otherwise be emitted. Tho horse
seized aud condemned because IL was found harnessed
to q wagon containing unstaDped casks Of whisky.
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR HAMBURG-Ia Seln,stiD Ponmcrdntr, Aug 2O-Baon
g. Waris, L. HILL Ms Phebe Jen
kns. Newell s. Jeukin w p David Mrs G. Hyronn1s AM
family Orlando Boxer, Miss Ellie Boxer. d. Leaytt Jr
Emilio Aseyer Mr. and Mrs Gustav T. Wonadt an
M and Mrs Jacob Peters g. Peae Samuel BeTnann
e Acker. H. H. Us hans Colombo Bertlod Loe
wenha Mrs Edwin Klein, Mrs. r. s,erask Miss keniner
Mss Psulre Homann e. r. BeTer. +. Spies, Wolt Mrs
Ferdinand Mayer jordan jordan Mr. Bauer and
daughter
FOR HAvANA-In steamship City Of Hrrdna, Aug 2OJoe Gn
wife and hdrrn Juan Guart wife AMI two children ~
wife, jog ArsnSureu j. HlY Jose GOhhez l.
Madge M Miss Tar Mrs. yhplani Mrs Gomez and cnld
Prancsc, Danahe Dnondo NJ Mora Maxaedo
and children Mir NJ Cornue MART d. DO Ia PaIoau
l.. g. Abren Mira Msnlla JoLa McGh, A. Fernandez r. u de
Antonio, F. Ora ag,col Mrs. NJ NJ de- Oldrza AMI servant
FOR BERMUDA-Is steamship CIamG, Aug. 2O-Mr ard Mrs
Thomss Hail. ~ DYER d. De Rngie. T. OBien
Zu A Lgatbonrn. VIM. Lghtbourn Alfred jordan Il
Daniel g. Lane, Mr. Hayward aud Child Mrs. Patty j.
Talbot ID. Atkea
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Gteamboets ano Railroads.

rI,HE DAILY TRIBUNE riN be mailed to
,ravsIs and suo.S. r'ag Hs fgrs ,s gSsa1 ys
po.d al hs once OF receipt > address or w paper cAiHeea 20
onn AZ ordered THE AI-wBEKLf TRIBUNE WI N s,n 70
any ,fr,s, m thrn 81 postage patf dSd for u cr-
srs Of osas postage abroad hare Of @ efles
BANKERS 6r the oA0ciag p,rtos
DAILY for one uoatA sEM~ BEKLf fAree mosi WEEKLY ~
mon
ALBANY AND TROY MERCHANTS 0PP0.
N sITION LINB-Re 90 ceos deck 81 90 with behi ~ ~
with sateroom JAMES SCHUYLER Rrsnslut Pier Ss r.
MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS. and FRIDAYS D returning NON
Albany m. Dav SUNDAY, r"shy'
third returning from Albany evening" Fare New
burgh Poughkeepse Soc; Albany 81 round np VI 90
LNOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING.
l. FIELD WHITE MOUNTAINS, MONTREAL and ,n.srRs',sS
poss alp daily tsundsys eKspseD
TWENTY third st. K X, 3l5 conneennx wrh spesss u
Nsv.Havsa Night boat saves Pset clip o. III eesss
and baggage checked at 9&A BtsAau, hsS xs Aes
cssytstA. bfo0kllA
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CRIMINAL NOTES.


At the Jefferson Market Police Conrt yesterday,
81 Sind of No. l2O7 BosiwaJ George ASA
Of No. 522 Srhsve and IoIn Mark OF No. 4i8 SIXTH ave
At the Yorkville Police Court yesterday, James
No 1852 Scondvs charged Samuel Sehuew0o formerly
Marshal but removed by Mayor nan @
August Ssisnan vita representing themselves as
desiring dspsess John Metterneh to the fu-
sy.nh Courthoue ,esibIe he SCHULZ who
Marshal and took tho fee tie dspcsse warrant
Schulz Htternich and the later hsoeseh VIII"
Smith held the I'll 900 bail esc to answer
Rachael Dogey held for trial tor hayipg son hon An1s D.
Smith Of No. 962 shaye jesey valued At s2Jo she pea'
guilty to the charge.
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday. be-
Justice Kase Patick McNima Of No oS Wies vas
held 81 900 for biting Of the lip Of Theresa Bray OF NO 100
80 rave Third No 81 on eine
afternoon terribly The driver Dennis Gallagher, was
Of the boys Injuries
Tenth Precinct broke dsoriery houses on Weo
simeon Baner persons arrested and fnd so
held In $1,000 bail each 10 answer
MARI Dusenbery 81 600 bail for stealing bundle ION
little child named Mary Heath she walking through Avenue
yesterday
At the TOmbs Police Court yesterday, before JUS
ce wande John H. Smith Edward JACKSON and George IA npson
who were arrested Wednesday No Al Tsye By detectives Of
with burglary held IN Da eAea
discovered In the house.
and they David Mooney arrested at the same
the authorities Of Queens County 70
charge committing burg there June last mcuure
and Jhn wednesday night while attempting
the DRY goods OF George Mstca 20 ~
Skeleton KEYS and jimmy found upon he per
son Of held 50 900 bail TO Mcdne was
remainder examination WIN. Gale Just out OF the STATE rsn
was arrested Mckinley House. soah, yesterday morning.
trying force the doors Of the sleeping lie was led IN
1900 bail to answer
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observations to distant lodges smoky clouds or ring
lat Ayurei on the XIV


A SCIENTIFIC DEPRESSION. n Il
The Topography Of the was soon transferred
10 our engineers notebooks, anu reache aPoruon VI
our trail we dsmounted and led our horses down the
eeep slope OF the hill into the valley below. On TINS
side OF the ridge geology frank and communica
tive The tall bluffs, bare OF trees or verdure, In some
places almost perdendcuarly cut presented an int
resting disposition OF sandstones marls and avenaceous
rmestoues regularly and horizontally stratihed Here
Mr.. GrinDell found few saurian bones, but no'ninS
rare or new. Two Of party yielding to the sceh
tc attractions OF this HILL wandered far away from 'e
escort, mprudeut habit but very naturai one t"o
command was halted in the valley under the not sar
ing sun, and compelled to wait nearly an hour ior '
return from the hills This time they were pron'"!
spending in transcrbing the testimony OF the rocks
Bat enlisted men take but little interest IN geology anu
suffering as they from heat ana thHs' "cio la no
condition 10 endure patiently the delay ina'e he'o.
heard more Original profanity than the bugh hunters
rs the corps rreverenty called innocehV
excited on this occasion pous form OF wish concern
ing them, freed in deluge OF oaths, was that they
would immediately be surrounded by hostile Sioux ana
seaped before aid could reach them. The men VINO ut
tered the wish would case Of DANGER be the first TO
80 to their relief
"Be easy now, Nike" said Philosophical sergeant
",hey have Only gone 10 take out claim
"Clam" said Mike; Il wish that every one OF the
bug hunters would take out a claim six feet by
two and enter IT, putting considerable emphasis on the
last two words.
But soldiers would not be soldiers II they did not have
their daily sruIuOe common form of morning sauta-
ton among enlisted men is Have you had your grum
be YETI" No man is considered to be in SOUND heailh VI
nind or no " who fails TO exercise this privilege
IL was o'clock in the afternoon before we met the
train again IN the valley and found water for men ana
horses An hour later struck the Little missouri
River Here the train halted, mules aud horses un
hitched aud watered. Oar waterKegs were nied' ann
supply OF dry wood placed wagons. the provden
tial ncasur a dry camp Tie Little Missouri mere
was moi more than to four feet deep. and ten
yards wide. There Bad Lands along It's oanKs
hut good scarce and the lack OF this induced
Gen Custer 10 push on till nearly O'Clock at night
when finding good grazing made dry camp. Dinner
though sadly displaced by march of o. miles, was
served at 10y O'Clock. Weary OF the long day, which
had begun a in the morning, wrapped the drapery
OF our army blanket aronnd and lay down 10 pleas
mt dreams what did matter that we had no roof nor
canvas 20 shield usi With good Mother Earth De
meath ana tie starry heavens above who could wish
couch more magnificent
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Steamship State Geora s) Cooper Gsgo~ Aas and Lsss
9th. With mdse pss. TO Austin Baldwin Co.
Steamship Heri Gs Fischer Hamburg Aug 0. with mds' and
Steamship Csondee hcCTeery. Newrsos days with mdss
and 10 g. IT, hslorT CO.
Steamship Castle Morton Havana Aug H. with ndss and
TO VIM. r. Clyde
Bark Antelope Davis St Croir Is days With sri pssa
Brig Giosue iItsl) Maesca Legborn GO days with mise
Schr Jennie Herek raspIn IS days With cedar use TO-
schr. w. H. MAILER CowleT, ST. John. DAYS With lsth&
Sehr Franklin West fndiano II days ssb hides. OIL se
scr g. T. RdgewOy T0wsenf jacksonville days With lanoe
sehr D. G. Hart (o Bostou Merrill Port Royal O. days VIII
luraber -.r-t r.
scHooSyRs-Riy1R
q. 7. williams Baltimore. J. G Shaw Baltimore.
&. H. Coward. Virgins. Flora Terusle Virginia
O. Ebnn,B. Virginia q Lent al. Vrng,.
Paragon. virginia Oliver Scsksd, Baltimore.
IDA u. GibsJn. Virginia. bonita, virginia
Eva Holmes Virginia. John Curtin. Cihncoteiqoe
&. A. Ward. Virginia. Ota PolJv, Maryland
III VI. SimOns, Richmond. A. ID. CTsaBef Baltimore.
William Allen, Baltimore.
MEMORANDA.
Bark uss reported Sandy Hook for orders towsd
up to the city at $3.50 this morning.
Bark VISA Wsrf sveie, Before reported at candy Hook for
oriers, passed up in 1890
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAY 20Aniyed steamship Pacifr from Panama
PHILADELPHIA Aue. 20Arnyed bsrss AususiI, from Busnos
Ayrs Abere from London MARI Mckee from Bath schr ~
". Magee, John d. Paige and d. Carkson from Bosom
FOREIGN PORTS.
C.RDry Ang 20The steamship Pembroke Whans from new
York aug o. arrived here to-day. -
IIor Latest ShtD sers see FIN Paqe.i
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Al the Tomhs Police Court Yesterday. before JUS
ELECTROMAGNETIC. 20.

Suprems Court hambers-By Judge Donohue-
wis st Tute-Deia1lt granted sPr, sg Hantngtoo Isomp
AIT Thonpson Reid MsrtnAoions granted menoian'
dum C.tn ag CathB knight sgt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. society
Hospital agt Van At-I want to see counsel 70 ootsn
further facts RAymond Kennedy agt Baandon BIN
ney AIT Peon Iyr-Motons denied shon az.
Bis-Moiou granted West HamDonGrantei Pusel ag
Y LIZ. and Trust CoAemorndam In the matter Of
Farrell and ano Prisoners discharged. - =.
SPECIAL Term-By judge Donohae-welsh agt Cesa-Memorsn
dun.
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THE POOR CHILDRENs EXCURSION FUND.


SIR: have taken O great interest in your
descriptions OF the poor chIidren's excursions. am
only little boy and have therefore not much
but the which have saved the poor children
are welcome TO. VIII you please give II to them for
Yours, ABRAHAM LINCOLN STERN.
Psi mean to oil my money this Winter give
to the children Summer for the same pIrpose.
No. Sl East RonrtstntASt. New Sork, Aug. 20. Is1L
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vere found leading 10 Suspicion Of the connection OF
these people Cassidy VINO IL now IN the bndiows.
Jail, where hs sent by Commissioner Osborne Aho
argument adjourned until to-day.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC,

Sun dses ... 6l6 sup.ses.... 649 Moon e..l1 32
saH
Sandy Hook. 1885 aovs issoo. 20S HGsh Ferry. 1853
wArsB rHi DAY..
Sandy Hook, 205 Cows Island 237 Hell Gate Ferry 4i22
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Orean 6Ieamers.

A MEXICAN LINE.
"A tax AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Weekly Mail Steamship between PHiLADbLPHA sr
LIVERPOOL calling at QUEENSTOWN sailing every HCRsDAr
from Philadelphia sailing every WEDNESDAY from Liverpool
TIE following Steamers appointed TO sail from PhsphAi
....s...'5epemDtf
PENSSYLVANlA..........'. '.'''SepocnDISi
PRICES OF PASSAGE N CURRBSCl;
Cabin $75 10 500. according 10 secommoistons
Intermediate Tickets and from all poas a. the
lowest rates
steamers marked with Star DO not Intermediate
ali classes unsurpassed Ample At
provided Every steamer carries Surgeon and
These supplied with Lfs In addition 70 th, asa
ife- an Lfe-PreseTverS
Tickets and through Bills OF Lading issued between al
prominent points
For passage rates Of height and other Information spp, To-
GHO. w. COTTON, Agent ~ Broaist. ~ t.
JOHN MCDONALD, Passenger Agent
3 Battery Place, New.York,
PETER WRIGHT SONS, General Agents.
307 Ns.auist, PhiLadelpna.
Richardson Spence Co. Liverpool
N J. Cumuins Bros Queenstown
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THb
UNITED STATES NAIL.
NEW AMI PuLL-POwBRBD Steamship .
Sailing New-York SATURDAYS. from Liverpool % thVhS
DAYS, calling at Cort Hsroor earb
CELTIC. SATURDAY.. August % at loo n
OCKANU. SATURDAY, August 20 az 1909 an.
REPUBLIC. SATURDAY. September o at LOOP.
BALTIC. SATURDAY. September ~ at BOO
BRiT.NSIC. SATURDAY Sept 10. al Hoo n
From the Whits Doex Pier 81 North RIVER
s clsssel uprivse coAoaag
SAFETY SPEED AND COMFORT.
Saloons state-rooms Gi bathrooms mhp 49,
where least Surgeons sad sswriS see'a0ss~
these ...u a, -.
for 1enis IRON tho Oh 1o1Ar
s,eerage prepaid certificates 4, low rates
Passengers hooked Of AmencA Faa nAnoeL
Eorway Sweden. India Australia. ChiIA ka
Drafts from kl . -. c..u..,.
inspection and other Information spr ss Conpsn's
shces No. ~ Broadway. NewforL j. 'ohlio, VIZ.
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CALRNDARS-THis DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CaANBsRs-DoSoHuB'J
10 Huersel at Tman Co. 155. Purchase sg. Ferdon
100 Dixie agt SelInes 1876. .Pursel ss H. \. Life ln
1903. WeatherbeM Agt Wal - and 1. Co.
I0l ADsOLia Drass anu topper
IA Amls AIT Rednch, &c Co. agt Babbi:t Co.
l43. Robe &c., agt Smith S..Same agt frsiL
l49. .Keiting ayt. Musical MI.
tli Protective Union
MARNs CoyRr-TRIAL TERs-P.Rr I-McADAN J.
..PauIon AIT Irvine 1898. STREET ct al agi Jacobson
- Silvia aZ- Same 55J5. .Sanfore agt Wempe ,
1923 s Crossen 5gi .McKenni aat FARLEY et al
al 5j77. BE rnari agt. Kenent e. al.
58l5.. Kahn agt S,einfels imDld 1913 Same sg Same
1921 Brown al Prime. $3.50. Mitchell StoesseL
-. Moore hgGollrIck. Levy agt Marks
Peters Wilkena 579l. Powers Pheian
1868. FIELDER act. Isn1ng. o192. Sane agt Same
5245 .Ho5lacher Strakoch $500 Schneider ayt Coz
1918. stevens sgt Sherrarl .Hjlst-in Trmbe
1900. Archer ag agan 5S6i. White agt Togbsum.
etaL ---..Adler agt. o Brien.
-. .Jarchke agt S.emmleE ii3. Battle ag Phillips
5l9l Hare Clayton. bib ow aet Bayer:
1921 Due worth ait Smith 54i7 .Cohea sg Harlan.
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To GLASGOW. BELFAST. LIVERPOOL LONDONDERRY IA
STATE OF GEORGiA..........W EDNksDh august ~
STATE or PHNNSYLYANlA....W "WEDNESDAY, sept
STATE OF NDlANA............W EDShSDh Sept
From Per 81. NORTH River, n. \.
~ Drafts lowest rates
AUSTIN BALDWIN n Co., Agens.
~ BroaiNAy. Ses-lotk
srEgR.Gg As Low AS BY ANY OTHER LINZ
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EOR HAVANA, ,,.
IT NASSAU PROGKESO. CANPRCHE AND VERA CRUZ.
NETWORK HAVANA, and MEXICAN MAIL s. 8. LINZ
heavug Pier 8. Nsrta r., as .. -
CITY OP NEWBORN tIava1s Direct. August n
CITY OP MEXICO Havana and Merico). August ~
CITY or MEkILA tIiavana wa Nassau. SEPTEMBER
CITY or HAVANA (iisvans directl .....Sepembet 10
freight passage, Apply a. ANN, . so.o ., p,-
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-02-26
[For the TIMrs.l
A Fine Opportunity.

MIR. EDITOR:-I was surprised to learn,
at late meeting of the stockholders of
the Orangeburg Agricultural, and Me-
chanical Association, that the stock had
not been all taken. Surely the matter
must have escaped the attention of such
of our citizens as have capital to invest.
How otherwise can we account for the
fact, that such shrewd men of business as
wekncw many ofthem to be, have allowed
such an opportunity to remain unim-
proved. This stock must certainly prove
an excellent investment. No one who
reads the highly satisfactory Report of
the President and Directors, for the past
year, can doubt that handsome dividends
must soon be realized. The receipts of
the first Fair were very considerable,
tho that Fair was held during the worst
period of a financial panic, which par.
alyzed the business of tho entire country,
and rendered ready cash almost unattain.
able even by men Of large means. Il
cannot be doubted then. that in any ordi-
nary time the income from that source
will be much larger, and render the stock
very profitable rs an investment, and
fe" investments are rs safc. The value
of the LaMd owned by the Association
within the corporate limits of one of the
flourishing Towns i'll the State, would,
even ifunimproved, be sufficient to secure
the safety of the investment. And how
much is that security increased by the
enhanced value of the land from the
new Fair Building upon it. the finest, i.
is said, in the State-a handsome, we'll
planned, and substantially built structure
the rentals from which during the inter-
walls between the annual Fair, already
constitute an additional source of income
to the Association. And the value of
this property, already so considerable, is
increasing every day.