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Smyrna times., 1875-06-09
MARRIAGES.

Observation-Disclosures. June ~ I>-, At
We residence OF tie brides parents. near Ma,.nI:a
n'I" by Rev j. owen Syphcrd, assisted By Ecr. W.,
=. DAVIS Mr. Bivins Morris Of Kent countv. sd II,
MISS Lydia Draper, eldest dau- Ltur Of Tto,,o.
Draper Esq, Of Kent county DEL
' .'''' 'h-PENlN''foE.-N the residence of ,a.
'"'' father Capt. Samuel Pennington in Middle.
,'"H. Oh Thursday. June "d. hy Ecv JoT.; Patton.
- I'- Nj. .j"hn Crouch and Mi Kate l,r..,,-.i,
Smyrna times., 1875-06-09
CANCER GAN RE CTuEn.

DIX: ii. T. BOND. Of The PENNA. CANCER INSTlTUTR
mas ucnN"ti certain for this dreadful nalady and
r'suh!>aih@ an mecat faculty by ms wonderful ,crss
ne remedies cn bv sent uHny part world fun.c
% %Muo Lr"rr visiting the city and remaining Uhjlr unncr
t.'tthltii VII, d ample accommodations at the N~T
LITE StIott la. fEiTER. PIUkIGO. and all SKIN
diseases ana 'n9uri les 81 the Blood after all other
dress, Dl,NN, ~ -, nj n' ~ 'u
nov. Is ly. 92a3 j,IIESTNi;T sT iTi,if ii,,i:
Smyrna times., 1875-06-09
Integrity of Dealing
oh
ONE PRICE.

OF course to 10 this We
" must fgufe closely,
orwc wouhllosc ourtraic
but VIC always were will
ing to sell cheap.
This is the complaint
othcrhouscs makcagaia t
us, but VIC do not care.
and therefore MAI, thc
price on the tickets, Er
that IS 's 7 way pco-
pie can tain they
buy At like rates With
their neighbors.
Smyrna times., 1875-06-09

J.B johnson, the "champion swimmer"
has agreed to swimming match with
Thomas Coyle, of Chester, Pa, for $1,000 a
side. The match will take place in the
Delaware river next month, and the dis.
tance is to be from Chester to Philadelphia
sixteen miles.
Smyrna times., 1875-06-09

1t is quite possible that verdict in the
Brerher case may be reached Lv Friday
evening next. Mr.. Beach said this morninr
IT Mr.. Eyarts wound up ly noon on Tuesday
lac could say all he had TO say hy Thursday
noon. Th" u.lge> Charge it is safe To-
say. vii! be hret. an,l luay = di>l~:rL or
SAy'hy Friday noon. end that will Civ. the
ryinaii..sr of the Gay t. the iu.v. AS the
climax aplroa hes each side appears to Le
equally confident of decision in It's favor
but people who are identified will. neither
SIT" appear inclined To think that the result
VIII hr non-aE"rrmcn;. In the event Of
a"Iuttai prominent Plymouth Church
r,"orl" ~ay they will Give the great dccen-
dant such an ovation a~ 40 l4.an ever had
IN H.ook!En hcforc.-L.iII.
Smyrna times., 1875-06-09
New aud SECOND HAND CARRIAGES.
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL
ynf POLITICAL. PERSONAL AND PROPER
Rights :; Citizen

Oftfc THdfi &t ho,c Ia tr,rri>, ,,nd hr 10 prcSrrc
Htm. By H,olhRaS IurS0nS LII. u.
Containing commentary on the Federal and stat,
Constitutions, giving their history and origin and n
hl explanation of their principles purposes and pro.
visions the powers and duties of Public Officers the
rights of the people, and the obligations incurred in
every relation of life; also parliamentary rules for
dehhGratlNc bodies and full directions and legal forms
Tor all business transactions making Wills, Deeds
Mortgages, Leases, Notes Drafts, Contracts etc 4
Law Library in single volume. 1t meets the wants
of all classes and sells to everybody
mayl JONES BROTHERS Il CO.. Phila., Pa
Smyrna times., 1875-06-09

The will Of Miss Mary TrlGair daughter
ot eX.i'overnor Tclflr. Of Niarvland. vino
died last week at the age Of -. has been
proved in Baltimore. She leaves $I-j0D
to tn" Historical Society OF tteorgii $,o.ou
t" the indepcr'ient Presbyterian Church Of
Savannah. an, $4,000 to the Prr,hrt,r;an
'hErrh at Augusta. Ga. besides oll.tr
lHun'ticen; requests to iog:itals and so,i,.
"t*. She al,o leaves handsome sums to a
c"l"r"'' family aud 20 her scrysu.:. The.
e*'ai" IS 1aiue'i III n.ore than $i.0Cm.oop.
Smyrna times., 1875-06-09
PERSONAL. :.0TiCE.

Notice - hereby given that all officers, saors and sol
"1ntti: Iupturcd or injured IN the late rcbcl!o
-''y ar" Cutc 10 person, and thousands Of
are emitted To an increase rate, apply ilntnp-
"'H'ty through DR =. Il. JACKSON.
n-.o, Late Surgeon in United States Navy,
'V"@iSl'B No. 1B7 SaGiSun ST., Phiiaic!pla.
Smyrna times., 1875-06-09
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May - $50.
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THE hAPKETS,

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Smyrna times., 1875-06-09

Wee President Wi!,nn .s~..o.,.d e.. INV.
Tali at l'.> N".n"- rrc.muy. "l.usl..li,I.,
- item. Sherman book that ho r,.t,d u...
imagine what had induced III. ,./,..7l r.,
publ u tie work. Il W. li. ui,.u.,.,i.5
"'''I"i that tis. ''cucral h,l mod. i ...e.t.
|'f% 3Fe"t. mistake in ,.clu-uu.r.u w!.;ol
ne had ''".It with solac of his LfotL.r
Smyrna times., 1875-06-09

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quorum. ala might fllA.t co,uui.,,..
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Smyrna times., 1875-06-09

j. Ih' inrij from %rry NorI dil u.; re. .
Washington on Monday mt.l ,w.,,,
minutes past iiy" "'c!.ci, in the art.rnuon
~ ca'is" Of ,i4r Goioy Wa~ the rcfus4l oc
u =. t!lncilloy president Of tho i'iil5G,}
l'H3. v il!Hih5'an and EIilimort roilIafv.
- ....@" ne postal cars 10 run over his lotI
on ~" ihn.i,d express trains. He h..L
"@.I'@' ~'+li!''o IN: assent t" or r,.ertion
night
Smyrna times., 1875-06-09

''rn. Rutherford =. Hayes, who nq, Ia,.,,
nominated t@r Governor Ly Ih, Chic r..
Hu'!!'anS. h", already served two trfmz il
tHat once. lie WAS first cl.rteG in l>G-.
"hch senator AH"n q. Thurman yam
AGAINST Ai'h' :'u4 again III 1859. Iya largely
iil'I,a~r' ~ n'J'HiiY. "hom til" iI.>. Or,r.,,.
~ ~ I'nHIrl'n va III" Dom CRATE rou.m,,.~.
!io Wa elected t. "urgrcs. IN I>t;. ;...r.; III,
gain for the same office IN tsp. Int VIZ
I'--.ten by Nr. Il. r. Eul:n-.
Smyrna times., 1875-06-09
FOR REM,

The dwelling now in the occupancy of the under.
signed, ON Main St, smyrna Del. Possession on or
before the first of June.
may l2-lt r. KEMP
Smyrna times., 1875-06-09

Freight tram will have Passenger Car attached mud II,
"' '1Hrt' Z" "'.ays ING dent {" ir i2h business
ri TN must H" a. th" various stations ~ least
u, WI IrN C;rFI""nty four t2ij Huuts
- '-,H using 't" SIN = W. fHGa f.t ivSfun n,
y, Nt ~ 'i.' ,.a 81 80 = Iu;aii NI ia,r
business .ur:. :.sr- Xmas rttv '' ~"
r..r., ,. j. CALDWELL, Sap,iIut, n,!cut
Smyrna times., 1875-06-09
Maryland & Delaware Il. Il,
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

On ana ...,, ,rIvnspAr,5a,. .s 10. ,..t.,rt r.,
Smyrna times., 1875-06-09
DGntG BUSINESS

What wc eavcd last
var Warrants Tie mark
in down cf prices this
year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-23
SALES AT AUCTION.
Try ROBERT soMERvILLE. AUorIoNEER.
"a UNIVERSITY PLACE.


"a UNIVERSITY PLACE
ELEGANT AUBUssoN CARPET, PHELAN col
LENDER BILLIARD TABLE. COMPLETES REAL
BRONZE AND FINE GILT CHANDELIERS. TEAK
WOOD TABLE, CHAIRS, 40, REAL BRONZE
FIGURES AND CLOCKS RARE JAPANESE AND
CHINESE VASES. &C.. &C.
ROBERT soMERvILLE WILL SELL BY AUCTION
TOMORROW SATURDAY. APRIL a. AT IOH
O'CLOCK. AT THE PRIVATE RESIDENCE 80 WEST
THIRTY.FoURrH STREET, ALL THE ELEGANT
FURNITURE IN SAID HOUSE, CONSISTING OF RICH
PARLoR FURNITURE. MADE BY AERTER BROS.
RICH ROSEWOOD, CURTAINS TO MArcHi ISLAID
TABLES AND CABINETS, MANTEL AND PIER MIR
RoRs AUBUssoN. MoouET AND BRUSSELS CAR
PETS. CARVED WALNUT sIDEBoARD AND ExTEN.
SION TABLES AND oHAIRsi VERY RICH BEDROOM
SUITS, BEDS BEDDING AND BLANKETS SPRING
AND HAIR MATTRESSES. oILcLoTH. KITCHEN
AND CULINARY UTENSILS, &C.
EHs T pEF s;ss1 Lett a 81 S
Hardware, cutlery and House Furnishing Goods
invoices English and American Table Knives and Forks
fhdlocks. hammers, Shoyels spades, &C.
TrsacA Tin ana p:h Fans, Saucepan, 4c
spice Boxes Sugar Boxes, SrSs%Ssr Pals &c.
5000 pounds fine French Steel
RY DANIEL A. MATH nwS, AuCTIoNEgR -sALRs
ID room ~ and 40 Liberty street opposite Post Office.
sA URDAY, APRIL "a at l016 o'clock, at salesroom,
PEREMPioRf SALE OF SECOND HAND SEWING
MACHINES,
comprising about ESQ., Wheeler wilson Singer, Grover
Baker Florence weed, Empire, Domestic and other
well known makers, all Of which have been taken in
exchange will be sold In lots TO suit the trade and pr
vate buyers
~ ID. FAVOR, AUCTIoNEER. SALEsRooM Is EAST
~. Fourteenth street. will sell on this day Qriday),
April g. at l0z O'Clock at the private residence S05 West
Fourteenth street near Eighth avenue large
Household Furniture, comprising 70 Brussels and
ingram Carpets enameled Cottage Chamber suits,
Bureaus Bedsteads, WardTobes Mattresses, Bedding,
Lounges Parlor FURNITURE Mirror, Crockery, Mangel,
stoves Ocloth all OF which must positively be sold
this day. Dealers invited.
CATALOGUES. POSTERS CIRCULARS AND ALL
~ kinds OF Auction Printing done with the greatest
LlSHMENT, No. rs Broadway.
~ NJ SEAMAN, AuCTI0SEER.
IL. Genteel Furniture a. auction Friday, April %, nc
l0ls O'clock at private residence III East Sixteenth
street Black walnut Pprlor suit Centre and Extension
Ia bles God and black walnut Bedsteads Bureaus
Washsands. Lounges, Brussels and Ingram Carpets,
hair Mattresses SEEDING, Kitchen Utensils &c. Cata-
logues at IL Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-23
MACHINERY.

THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE COMPANY TAKE OUR
present stores on May we win therefore Sell our
Pumps Tanks Kettles shaitng, Pulleys, hangers and
sJsHkE ana
WANrEo-IRoN PLANER PowEN.. ABOUT
w seeL new second hand, must be first class tool
FISNER, box lie Herald raid ONCE. "'''0
WANTED-A SECOND HAND HYDRAULIC HOE
). W. GREEN, No IS Jacob street
INANTED-A BORING MILL TO SWING BETWEEN
n, a ana an ieet new or second hand' oiVe lowest
l. ii. sHEARMAN, as Cortiandt street
SALES AZ AUCTION.
A ri. ART ART.
OIL PAINTINGS, WATER coLoRs,
sTATUARY
A VERY INTERESTING EXHIBITION IS NOW
OPEN. AT soMERvILLE's OLD GALLERY. s45
BROADWAY, WHERE THEY ARE TO BE SOLD ON
THE EVENING OF WEDNESDAY. 2srH OF APRIL.
IMPORTANT WORKS BY ANCIENT AND MODERN
MASTERS OF AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN
SCHOOLS
srATUARy. BY BARToLINE AND FRANcHL
LIZ RoND DE MAI. BY MULLER
LANDSCAPE, PARToN FIGURES LANcREI
OTHERS BY BERGHEM, COUNT RETARL "REPULsE
or THE oENTAURs," AND MANY OTHERS
A RI SALE.
THE BALANCE OF THE FORCE COLLECTION
WILL BE SOLD THIS FRTDAD EVENING, APRIL
23. AT THE soMERvILLE ART GALLERY. 81 FIFTH
AVENUE. AT s 0 CLOCK
ROBERT sOMERvILLE, AUcTroNEER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-23

OIL nNIDN01da
"The collection NAV be briefly and truthfuy charac-
erzed the best tha has been offered in the auc
lion this season ami one OF the best that has ever
been disposed OF in this cityn-New York Times.
SPECIAL
TO PROMOTE THE CONVENIENCE or BUYERS
SEATS FOR THE SALE WILL BE RESERVED AND
TICKETS ISSUED ON APPLICATION TO
The Messrs LEAvITT. Auctioneers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-23

4 UCTfON AUCTION. AUCTION.
"a At residence i03 West Tweuty-elghth street near
Sixth avenue. this Nrdayl morning. at l0tS o'clock
o rare opportunity or housekeepers furnishing city
country residences Magnificent srdnd square ~ octave
four round corner rose wood Planoforte. cost $3.50
beautiful style Parior suit covered with satin
brocade reps and haircloth. Bedsteads Bureaus
tables Com nodes Dressing Cases Wardrobcs. spring
and hair actresses Bedding, Sofas, Chairs Lounges
ktageres Mirrors Curtains Paintings, BrOnzes Vases
Clocks 10 Carpets Extension Table, Buffet Dining
Chairs Glass. China, silver Ware Gallery Library Fur.
nftuse &C. in ali over 5 lots useful Household FnrnI.
Goods packed and delivered tor purchasers city
country. JULIUS kRAEMEK, AuctiOaeer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-23

GARDENERS SITUATION wASTED-BY RE-
VI spectacle Protestant midde.aged man practical
gardeners; understands the care o. greenhouse and
grapery; Is willing and obging; wants home with a
respectable FAMILY wages obiect has Test h. family
lately; Is capable 81 taking OF gentlema =
place best Of reference Adore A. b. box Oo Herald
Iptown Branch Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-23

GARDENERS SITUATION wANTED-oN GEN
VI neman's place y years experience In gardening
and farming; temperate and trustworthy man;
red: one child; city reference. Address GARDENER,
634 Washington e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-23

I4yILLINM Writer'S. AUCT i0NEER WILL SELL
w this day O'Clock, at 80 Canal street the CON
tents four story houses removed 10 the store for
convenience OF salefaFior Dtnin- Room and heirootu
suits; Bookcases Wardrotes silver Plated Ware pier
msntel and plain MrT0rs Tables, Chairs Stools. &c.
CURED hair Excelsior and other Mattresses feather
Beds, Pillows and Ieidinas al-o store ti1tures-Iouu-
ers Refrgerators Beer Pumps, stoves Pictures Clocks
Window Shades. Brussels and ingram Carpets, Russ.
Mattings, DruGgets, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-23

GARDENERS SITUATION wASrED-BY A SINGLE
VI man understands tie raising of all kinds o. yogc-
tables and the keeping Of sman's place order
also fhe and treatment Of horses Is good mixer
Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-23
EDWARD scHENCK, AUCTIoNEER.
Assignee's sale OF
elegant Cabinet Furniture,
BY EDWARD sCHENCK,
THIS DAY,
at ii o'clock,

the finest Furniture, OF the modern AMI unique
styles Of parlor, chamber dining and hail. In elegant
carved walnut rosewood covered in damask and reps
superb Centre Card Tables and every variety OF
style Of Furniture
he above is now on exhibition and will repay those
IN furniture. 10 be sold NJ auction at No. 90
Liberty street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-23

CiTUATioS wASTBD-BY a MIDDLE-AGgD CIR
- man man. % take care OF horses make himself
useful Address d. LlE1CnBN, 81 BAyard st., room
NO rs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-23

WASTED-A SMART LUNCH COUNTER MAN, VINO
w thoroughly understands carving; one who ls
tee and worked IN class places preferred also
assist who understands opening oysters Boston
STYLE. Apply with reference at EAkhEhS, Broadway
and sith ST., IRON 10 to y O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-23

TNANTED-IN LIFE INSURANCE OFFICE.
w clerk aged about 20 years who can furnish So us
factory reference good p tin hand At
ngpres and quick 10 learns salary first So per week
Call At $40 Broadway, room ID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-23

NUANTED-A SALESMAN HAVING x TRADE WITT
w the large grocery houses in New YorA city ans
Vicinity 20 sell cigars for large mandatory al
ready employed preferred. Address COMMISSION
box ~ Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-23

SITUATIONS WANrED-BY A MARRIED MAN AM
- wife the man as coachman or gardener. under
stands the Of horses tho wife hrst cass
understands the IL butter remembrance; test
18th ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-23

A GENTLsM MAN DE-IREs A SITUATION FOR HIS
n coachman, who him with great htelity,
eng sober honest and perfectly trustworthy refers -
Rrant kelloez l53 and As brOaiwAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-23
A UCTIoN SALE. AUCTION SALE.
~ OF elegant cabinet made
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
THIS Frday) MOANING.
commencing nj ~ o'clock,

AT AUcTIoN-THIs DAY AT TWO O'CLOCK, NO.
n i13 West Thirty third street, one PanOtorte &C
lave, Bookcase, Buffet, Bcdstaad, Bureau Washsaad
Table. Glasses, Chromos, B0okstand, Chairs, spring
Mattress Rockers &C. TO be sold TO pay tn
out fail. J. r. PATTERSON, auctioncer, 5s5 sixth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-23
ooAoHMEN AND GARDENERS.

LADY WISHES A SITUATION FOR HER COACH
n man, whom she highly recommend in every
respect Call on address Ars T. q LAMB l57 Carroll
d., houth Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-23

AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
n An extensive stock OF slate AMI Marble Mant< a.
Wash Trays AMI slate Work 81 every description.
PENRHNN SLATE COMPANY,
Union square, Fourth avenue AMI seventeenth St, n
ATGRBATLY REDUCED PRICES-AN EXTENSIVE
n stock Of Marble and Narbcized Mantels and All
other Marble Works Marble Turning tor the trade. A.
KLABER, ia last Eighteenth street Tnlrd
CTEWARTs SLATE MANTELs MARBLE AND
> wood Mantels, rich and clt- 4nt designs ~ the
lowest rices. 20 and ~ West we NJ third sire 81 BE-
tween seventh aud kigh.h avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-23

GENTLEMAN wI@HEs TO PROCURE A sTTUA
"a ton for his eoachmsn' Is steady. sooer and in.
Gustrtous thoroughly understands the business
hve years best reference. address or apply W x.
SENIOR, I.2S3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-23

~ man strictly temperate willing and obiiging'
thoroughly understands his business. uncNcepuonable
reference from last employer Address b. q. H. box la
Hera nfic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-23

a REsPECTABLE mAS AID NIFE WISH sTTUA-
n lions 10 the country man a. coachman and willing
a. make himself generally useful around the house ,
wife capable o. 35nZ anS pafk q the nousewoTsi
come well recommended. Call AZ address 3J1 East
a. for fn0r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-23

A SITUATION wANTED-As COACuNAN AM
n groom, single who theroashty understands hi
business all is branches; rst references ta
on address r. ". q, a. Dresentempioyers No = Las
GOth 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-23

CTTUATIOS wAETkD-BY A FIRST CLASS COACH
- man, single reference city country has
been II years IN ono place Adiress JAMES CoNkElL,
box lf9 Herald once.
The New York herald., 1875-01-18
NEW JERSEY.

The Camden County Poor House now contains
l55 inmates, against lo2 at this time last year.
An effort will be made to pass a bill in the
present session OF the Legislature Increasing
Governor Bede's salary from 5000 to S., 900 per
annum.
The commissioners appointed to assess damages
for lands taken IN the construction OF the Hudson
River tunnel cannot now act, a certiorari having
been granted removing the question ior adjudlca.
tlon TO the supreme Court.
Charles II. Porter, accused OF the murder OF
his wife by malpractice last summer at Bricks
burg, has just been lodged In the Ocean County
JAIL de was arrested III Miss uuri, whther he lad
fed soon alter the perpetratlOn OF the crlme
Petitions nave been sent to the Legislature
from Jersey City, Hoboken, Union Township and
Bayonne asking for the abolition OF the Hudson
county Board OF Chosen Freeholders as at present
constituted. These petitions VIII De presen ted
before the bill introduced Dy Mr.. Carey ed.
According to report OF Mr.. McDanieis the
state Librarian, just submitted the number OF
volumes now IN the library Trenton Is 10, 754.
The total number OF volumes ADDED during the
past year Ia as follows From purchase, 50: sub
scripton, S; DONATION 10 United states q; State
Treasurer l20 and Exchange. 332
Judge Depue, OF the Essex Circuit, has been
called upon by Governor-eect Bedle to take mis-
place on the bench until successor be appointed
Judge Bede INTENDS to nomuate his successor
withln lew DAYS after his Inauguration. Judge
Depue will open the courts In Hudson county to-
morrow.
Society Will oe held In the State House, at Tren-
ton, next wednesday. The President OF the So
ciety Congressman Amos Clark, and the Secere-
tary OF the Navy, Mr.. tobeson, viii deliver ad :
dresses. An election tor a full Board OF directors
and officers for tue ensuing year Will take place.
The New York herald., 1875-01-18
CONSUMPTION IN ALSACE.

The following communication, from private
source, dated at Hageman, Alsace. describes tho
scene which was witnessed at that place during
the first military muster OF the young men, nhabi.
tants OF the district, who liable TO the ser.
vice. into the ranks OF Emperor Williams army.
The writer, dating on the 10th OF December 1874
says:--
To-day IL o gloomy Gay for the inhabitants
ths piace as before tnelr houses they see passing
groups OF young Alsacians who are mustered mo
the Prussian military service. Heart rending,
heart breaking 1t Is, indeed 10 hear the farewell
songs oI these brave young men, VINO cry out as
tney tramp along, ''We Will never nEht Tor the
Prussians.r some one may say, "Why dld not
these young men Join the french serviceW The
main reason Is because many In TACT most OF
them, had an aged mother or alher 70 support,
and n they mad Ia ken the French oath they could
not nave remained two years longer at homo. SO
TO have tue good OF one they had to make tho
sacrldce oil the other. Not "a woman or man, in-
aeed, who saw the young fellows pass could keep
from shedding tears.
The New York herald., 1875-01-18
STATEN ISLAND.

Ihe trustees OF School District No. s, OF South.
neld, have procured a comfortable schoolhouse,
and the school ts now In 1OurisninG condition.
A meeting Of the Irish Legion is called for Sat-
urday evening next at Klein's National Hall,
Stapeton. to make arrangements ior the annual
parade on st. Parrlck's bay.
Mr. John A. Thorpe, an actor enzaged in ono Of
the New York theatres, visited Staten Island on
Sunday to see young lady, and when on his re-
turn home was assaulted by two young ruf1ans,
who beat him severely and relieved him OF his
watch.
The rquor dealers OF Edgewater Will hold meet
ing tomorrow afternoon at Guzer's Hotel to take
action regarding the present Excise law. An effort
will PROBABLY be made to influence the Legislature
with q view to obtaining modification OF tue
law.
The work upon the improvement of Vanderbilt
avenue, Clifton, has at last been completed after
considerable squabbling among the Trustees OF
Edgewater for nearly six years, at cost OF $685. 700
TO Smithdeld and Mi ddletown, OF which the ave.
nue. forms the dividing line. The avenue has been
dug down and graded on the Middetown sIde
curbed, guttered anu paved the entire length. and
IL Is now the hnest-ln TACT the only boulevard
from interior Oi the island TO the Terry LANDING,
formerly at the loot OF the avenue when the Jerry
was first established by Commodore Vanderbilt.