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II Go to Prepare a Place for Thee" "

II Go to Prepare a Place for Thee"
GIriNr n"t-n"r mourn If for a little while
Nv face IL Ind from thee.
Have moi told the. Cansl thou not h,e>e
"Whrlr | am. thou shalt lac -
Where am Thou shalt hr. only ="
I:,f"I, thee /" pr-par-
\ place. for thr,.-wh here thou shalt safely dwell
Ery"md all srirt and care.
Ery"nd all grief and car,.-th-n j. il hard
For thee. t"tIust my love
And patient wait. until | bid thee. come
Up /" thy h"m- above
Thy h"m" ab"v- thr-, clouds where cleaning
Pouring their radiance down.
Hold IN their shining depths the mansions fair
That viii give my own
That will give my "wm-and th"u art mine,
1h" Tor u tin.- part.
Nor p"w-r III earth "r heaven can break thu ""rd'
That bind thee 10 my heart.
That bound thee tn my heart Thou know st moi
But thou shalt know and
The yl"ri.~ at the place prepared for all
Who will believe III
D"st thou b,lirvr in me Then Il" not fear
Nor doubt my faithful love;
Thy journey will bt ended snnn-and thou
Shalt rest with me above,
August I3 I-12.
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Precious Poll.

..Oh , Cousin Watson. how can you !?
and she mothers aunt W
..If she WAS ten times your mothers
aunt. should say til same. It's enow
to make one right-dowu wild to see yo
spending til bit o money yo're father
left YOU over ole Martha Huxley, who
to herself" exclaimed slarp-voiced.
sharp featured Mrs. Watson, with Il
lofty contempt of grammatical idiom.
.Wh\ cant yeu let tn parish take
charge of her? And good enough for
her. too. without Nn -ncglecting what
No ought to hr doing, to slave y"selt
after an old woman who niver did yo a
hands turn let alone tn money, which
She hasn't got none of herself. And
suppusc Won he for hurying of her, too.
lust like decent folks. Set her up, One
would think yo were Il born idiot, Win
ny W ltson y,
Winny stood before the iIate lady
with flushed checks and downcast eyes.
hut made No further reply.
1T was bad cuow for No'rc father tu
90 and marry beneath hSSelf, without
| having all No're mothers relations upon
the family's hands: aud y"'Ie an un-
grateful huzzy. that's what yom are, t,
30 ayiu' the wishes of y"'re best triend'
that's me and Ben. But if yo like
better to take up with Martha Huxley
of course YOU can; only yo shan't Stay
here. | amt going To hev the keep q
Mrs. HuNleN'S nurse; and Mrs Watson
tossed her head, having concluded will
what she considered Il fine touch q
| sarcasm.
1t was rather hard t" accuse Wmn,
of ingratitude, seeing that. during TIN
wear she had been under her cousin
Ioof. she had been doing the work u
about two servants, without wages: bH
il did not enter into Winnys head t
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Congregational Club Festival.

The sixth annual Festival of the Con
glc"atioual club. WIS celebrated ia
FamcuiI Hall. on Thursday evening.
May y. nearly eOU persons participating
in the enjoy mcut ot the occasion. Hon.
Chas. Thee. Russell presided. and among
the diynilarir> present. were Rev. Dr>.
Audrr>nu. Post. Roy. Palmer. Webb.
Means and liarr"w>: Rev. Alex. Me
kenzie. MIR. ilanIIim. Dr. Gulick and
Hon Rufus Frost. Rev. Rucm Thomas
of the Howard congregational Church.
Brook line. who will Ice remembered a.
the English cleIgN man who recently
accepted Il call from that church. Wa>
present and made Il capital speech, from
which the following i an extract:
VI. President, dnd Lu,ii,S and JcntIe-
men : | Wis thinking a> We were sing
ing that NcIN beautiful hymn with which
we opened tie festivities ot this evening
that it might possibly hc that WIS to
be regarded Just now as one at the ''eN-
lied fathers" that CROSSED the seal |
remember Whcn | WnS with my tri"nd
Dr. Field of Bangor, III Paris. Il short
time ago. | >aW i'll Il window oi one Of
the streets there. Il notice up to this
effect. English and American spoken
here. Now, am persuaded that can
make myself understood in English. but
what American l. | have never vet been
able To find out. have not learned a.
Vet quite 81 well ~ my brother. Mr..
Mckenzie, To guess al Various things,
hut am beginning To guess that after
all the people of america. at ANY rate
uf New England. are not :" very differ
eut from the people nf Old England.
and that there need have bccu 40 quar-
rel 1T all between them.
We have learned how to settle oul
differences in these Later days in i
way better than they did III the
former. But am pcI>ltad" |. how
ever, that there are some things about
which | have been in ignorance. very
much mistaken about them. aud | am
getting my impressions gradually cor
rcctcd. For instance. | had Thought
that every form OF slavery in America
was abolished, that there was no longcl
any slavery existing here but the 9th
er morning went into fremont Tenn
pie into Il Woman Suilrgc meeting. and
| discovered thcIc that although IL M
nor farm of slavery had been abolished
there still remained Il tremendous and
appalling form of slavery, aud that wo-
men III America We're treated IN th,
most abominable fashion by the NAL,
sex. Well, | discovered that whatever
/ i'll connection with woman was not free
certainly her tongue was free.
We had these illustrations given t.
us, and among these was this very pc
culiar one, that the men of America
were like the boys in school who had
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a'os1ness DIRECTORY.

g. me-. Jni i"cu'jnn Of the icad-
E..n.,> H"">'> IN 81. 'J"hhNb"'y.
,,,,,ttur.tI Tools and hardware.
.. -pN~ H"lt El"rk. l.. -
NputIc,Hric~.
....vtN >o., Eiuh Ii",k Nam =.
Ntt"rn,N~ at Law.
.... 80. ..,r J: j.; Office. and Post Office.
..... \-. Calri"nrln Hlk.. mp stairs
........f Ntu. -i.. over Hall 4 Flrtch-r-
t:nnL- aud stationery.
...,. ..pNrII Cal.d"uian lilk Main 81.
I;nnI, Flinders.
..,.. 500 N-r- Monument Square.
,:ltnk- Legal and business.
r.f,>.A. 500. N"uumrut square.
r,Lrr- aud C"nf"cti"n"r-.
.-. ..NpIII Mann ,rr'r'
tlni!,iug. EInt- and Caps.
.up.l Iauh Elnrh "pp"~itr Si. Johns
u..-. ,U..t.,...u l;,.,d> Mad, Cl"thn-. Hats
..... ....r.- I.i,ur~lru. ,,""d- rt,.. "Ic.
,inrhiu. Tor Wen and Boys.
..l.H'>k~ = 60. Fairbanks Village.
,.,..,,. ,.l.,~~ aud stone. Ware.
.EI.uENk~ N CO.. F.uIhamh~ ' llla.'.
,rtm.. I',prr- nnnSimg-. W i"d"w shades.
ltIurtNk~ \ co Fairbanks Village.
Dentists.
...,.E~ , ,I.iuut,u rl", h. Mrlu Street.
/ .....A ~ulIu ualou ll"ch Nam Street.
WI t"n,i>. Grnr"rir> and Iiuii-.
h ..fI.l~A luIIENGII.L. Eastern Avenue
Ir, t.und- aud Ladies Fancy Goods.
H..N N..uur rlo,h Il. T. Street.
fal INuEA>h~A 90. Fairbanks alag
II"ur and Feed.
n HI,I:I,u 4 60. Ei~rrIu A>ruur.
furniture hnd 'a-k-t~.
.... ~Ail~iE Main >rrr,t
,rsIIA .ENIlAM uddt,ll"W- Elk. It
I,miI> Gr"crri.> and Fruits.
,prh 81 ,u. Eastern Avenue.
Iil, Manufacturers.
..'u~hut, lll,- Works "pl I.i~~,ng-r Depot.
,r"c"ri,.> aud II"">,'- keeping Goods.
fNI:ENNk>A \ 60. Fairbanks rlla--.
Insurance. Life,
~lEGENI ,Eiuty Railroad Street
,.,r "nn.I'r ami Muchini>t.
.I HI ILlIl \urth rud L. K. Street.
Merchant TaiInr>.
..H.LNuup Uiuvillr Block. X. L. Street
Photographs.
} t'.ulrEp ,.,l,.l"nian Rl"ck Mann Street.
Printers and Publishers.
H -IuNI $ go Calrd"nlan Block Nam -.
>t"Nr> and Tin Ware.
] ,.Ll'lIlE Eastern Avenue.
] Aup MuunEUfF Enilrond street.
] ..Ap.l1 Eastern A,ruur
Matches. J"wrlIN and Toys.
y ..'s EuW FILL. C.,lrd"nr:n III h Main -
4 N'|uIlp\ Railroad street.
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Jufris.

ST. JOHNSBIRN HOUSE
MAIN STREET. 81. JoHNsBrHY. VT.
GEO H. WALKER, rr"pri-tor
MEMPHREMAGOG HOUSE,
NEWPORT. VT.
W. +. BOWMAN. Proprietor.
RUSS HOUSE.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAIFoRNIA.
:. H. SEYMOUR n CO. Pr"pIirtors.
Mt. MANSFIELD HOTEL,
STOWE. VT.
lirStclas> Hotel with all the modern improve
m"ntS accommodations for 300 guests.
y. l.. KELLER. Manager.
ST. JAMES HOTEL.
FRANKIIN SQUARE. RosroS
y iirst-clirss hotel in every respect
'foC kER 4 EUCK, Propriet"rs.
ST. JULIAN HOTEL,
GEO. L. WARD. Proprietor
MARLBORO HOTEL,
ee' WAsiiIN"ro> SrREEr Boston
On the american and European Plan
y. Il. STEVENS. Proprietor.
Formerly "f rr"ttrr House, bradford.
1873. ST. LEON SPRINGS. 1873
This f'y%%rite resort for invalid- and pleasure
seekers will he open for the reception of guests the
tirsi "f June. Trims q ~ per d.m.
JAS. X. GILMANl
T.. W.JOHNSON. Proprirt"rs
+. G. SARGENT.
74--5 JAS X. GILMAN Manager
..BEIMO>T"
European iIotelJ
tsi 4 G:!5 WASHINGTON STREET EnsruS
,OpI'osits GL.Ge ThsatreJ
\ new House with Elevator and all modern ap-
p"intments.
Rooms 81 per day and upwards.
Good Restaurant al moderate prices.
SANBORN \ HARDY.
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III NINES.S C.lRDS.
\ y ~. \ i;Ni:IsITI,

l',.tl,'I~ ~
.f NE,N ruGl,~ l:pOI,, and SHOES.
@ nt. HrE CotLnp Sir.r ITlf,i
.H.,h aI.l lee sold f,r Cash uI
..n'. .N, 81 rh, l"w.~i rricr~. at
'.. E,A uld Fellows Block
~.E|LI 81. JonNSEURY. VT.
VI. T.. Not GurO>. VI. ID,
h.U'N Ni.I' PHYSICIAN n SURGEON
'' .i a'-rd'u," Main street.
" >n'iHi ED. Dealer in
..HI Eh AND FANCY GOODS :.
i- ...' .rud White G""d~ Ac.
N.. B.. '..rrI'i i:iI~ \ ~rE,INLIh-
d.. 1920 81 ftmrr.I -. .I"hm-hurl. Vt
n!;. NJ. NEWELL.
HN VERMONT
..H.. ."r. ol rhur,h aud >rrln- SIS
"A\''I>. ~hINE~1EE y co..
uI1 1IIE~ ~
IFS AND GEOC EEIES
."H- E..r, Railroad street
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l',.il,I in
'''.'~ LADY MADE CLOTHING.
.'' g. \Np WEST INDIA GOODS
Railroad Street
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I;I i;kE n HlTE>.

lii i:NE n BATES.
INWNIE>
."s ~jr,rt. II .I"hn~hurl VI
"... Do 'u' STAT, COURTS ut Vermont and
',nlr' .ud ia rh, L. : Courts,
II. {. BATES.
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VI. g.. iIpI.t.IiTp\ VI ID.
/. >o,iHIl;itIp. Dealer in

..'|N iIl' PHYSICIAN \ SURGEON
''' ...i i..-rd'u,'.. Main street
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"'' ENGLISH STEEL, and at the lowest
'r,s
''''"h'-ed 10y every leading firm in Vt. and
y IL send t,a circular aud price list.
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
THE METHODIST MINISTER'S.

BIBLE STUDY ADVOCATED AND THE GRAY NUNS
LEGISLATION OPPOSED.
The Methodist preachers spent pleasant, n MOI
profitable hour or two yesterday in their rooms dis
cussng the question how they could promote more
Bible study among their people Word having been
sent ahead that Chancellor Howard Crosby would vista
the meeting few minutes after twelve O'Clock, tho
brethren talked away kin time until he came His
business was TO ask their cooperation in seeking tho
repeal OF the "Gray Nuns actn 1t appears that tho
Presbyterian synods Of Albany New York. Geneva and
Western Now York their late adopted reso-
utions hostile to this act appointed committees
or their ablest representatives 10 cooperate with
similar committees from other clerical bodies 70
that this act is repealed These committees, sitting
conformity here on the Sth inst, adopted a form OF
memorial be first signed by the several pastors in
the State and then by the legal in their respec-
tive congregations praying for the repeal OF the Gray
Nuns act committee is then to go TO Albany and
present those petitions and
MEMORIALS TO THE LEGISLATURE
and press the matter of repeal The memorials thus
signed all to be sent in to the Presbyterian Synods
rooms in this city before January l. 1876 that the
committee may be ready at the opening of the Legls
lature. The objections that the Presbyterian memo
ralIsts make To this act is that Is purely secaran
conferring as does upon the schools OF one sect
rights and privileges enjoyed by other sects that
II copfers virtually the power upon corporation
outside OF our educational system to provide teachers
for that system thus contravening the general act
corning public instruction Dr. Crosby, in introducing
his mission, remarked that II the devil did other
good he brings together CHRISTIANS OF every name and
denomination for the defence OF the truth Four years
ago. he said the Gray Nuns of this State gwen
charter such any other body OF teachers might get
This all right But last May in the hurry OF tho
closing days Of the session. this act complained Of
passed How it could have been presented and adopted
and signed by the Governor without discussion OBJ
lection he did not know
DR.. Curry remarked that the bill was introduced by
stanch republican, who resides where one OF those
Gray Nuns schools is located that doubtless, without
reading it. he urged forward, and other members in
the same way hurried it through without reading and
the Governor. PROBABLY in imitation OF ex Mayor Hall
signing the Rings vouchers, put his name to the
document presuming II was all right, as the Legis-
lature had passed It,
EQUAL RIGHTS FOR CATHOLICS AND MErHopIsTs.
Mr. narrower asked whether or not the Gray Nuns
got anything by than the Joncsvle Acad-
emy the Cazenova Seminary. Because If they did
not he prepared TO deny to Catholic school
what is granted 10 Methodist school He
swered by Drs Crosby and Curry that other school
schools in this State have the right granted to the
GRAY Nuns by this
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
THE SENATE COMMITTEE

The Senate Investigating Committee mei sfslu yes.
torday. Colonel H. G. stebbins Profd, n 81 sbs BOARD
Of Park Commissioner testified that o. other menbsr
OF the Board but himself received salary There wers
700 laborers employed construction work hnd lso
on maintenance This force was double tha, emgloyod
last sprng Tho wages they received waa g. dAy kna
the reason II reduced TO 81 90 vas thai me board
bad taken no vote oD tho question Bcsdes the police
force and the aborers there are nom $50 10 900 EN-.
ployes. He was opposed TO the Board being composed
OF four members, when they we're divided a. taal
ness could be done Formerly "a used q bs romrossd
OF an odd number. He Was ~ favor 81 haxs
Ing work done by contract whenever rrartcatit
The appropriation for the Museum az Az Ana
the Museum OF Natural History bulldinfs w2a
$500 900 for each an additional 500 900 had been 80
propriated for the latter building Ia thc annoxrd
Park district The work being carried on RAPIDLY
about $500 900 had been expended on surveys there
we're about ZOO laborcrs employed 10 the annexed
district when he took charge IN 1871. and be
duced them by about 600 and had continued l. re.
duce them ever sncc Tue purchase Of supplies the
department was carried on BY system Of checks
ana counterchecks and great exercised he
opposed 70 the works being carried on TOmpk M
and Riverside Parks; witness thought that the contract
system would relieve the Commissioners from good
deal OF pressure for appointments
,. II. Manning and Jonathan h Andrews. foremcn n
the department testified that they had received
money for not reporting for discharge men under them
who bad been deralict In their duty.
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
NEW STEAMSHIP LINE TO BRAZIL

on the lst or October last the subsidy granted to
Commodore Garrison's Brazil line OF steamers expired,
and the Post ONCE Department having refused to
the subsidy tho line discontinued Since then a
new English limo Of iron screw steamers has been
organized and the have been promised subsidy
from the Brazilian government There will be three
vessels in this line under the OF the Star Ball
line consisting OF tho Nellie Martin, 1900 tons;
John Brama 1900 tons, and the ]. b.
Walker, $500 tons The Nellie Martin which
was launched at Miidlesboro- -onTees England short
time ago left Newcastle on her first trip December
IL and will sail from Watson's wharf, Brooklyn, for
Para Pernambuco, Bahia and Rio Janero, stopping at
St Johns, p. r. on January 23 Accommodations will
be furnished for seventy-hve cabin passengers j. b.
Walker Co, of Newcastle, the owners and J. s.
Tucker, of No 81 Pine street, is the agent The line
was started by large capitalists who determined 20
cultivate the Brazilian trade and ift meets with support
will run mi-monthly weekly The freight
will be about thirty per cent less than those Of the
nlA
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
DISHONEST CLERK CAPTURED.

On the 18th OF November last young named
William H. Fleischman, in the employ Of Morris Alt
man, dry goods merchant at Nos So1 and S0S Sixth
avenue, was given $500 by one OF the cashiers in Alt
mans store to be delivered to the chief cashier in
other part Of the building. Instead OF handing tha
amount 70 the person designated Feischman carefully
placed il in his pocket and quietly but with rapid
steps vacatedthe store Mr. Altman, soon az he as
certaned bis intention Of putting the money 10 his
own use notified the police at the Twenty ninth
precinct station house, and special officer
was detailed to find the thief; but Willie deter
mined 10 enjoy himself while he could and went West
visiting Chicago Cincinnati and other places. After no
had made away with the whole amount he returned TO
this city, which was only few days ago. The officer
has been on the lookout since for Fleischman,
and last evening he succeeded in capturing his al
the house OF friend in Twenty second street Fleisch
man acknowledged his guilt, and he was locked up in
the Twenty ninth precinct station house HIS trial VIII
come of to-day at the Washington Place Police Court
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
GRANT IN PHILAnELrHIA

HIS ISsPRcTIoS o. IHE CENrKNNttA raFrkEA.
TIoNs- BISHOP SIMPSON - THE rEufseAN-
TIoN or HIS BRoTHEiL nkyEN.
iHLaDFrutA. nea .a tsgk
Through the courtesy u Hon A q Bore, Year sof
respondent on Saturday bad The prviegs q aiisnars
the President while the grounds sere beng naFsast
by him. His Exceliency vas EVIDENTLY rieaAed wlgh
what he saw bat did not express himself a uaEy
words
ln the midst of an agreeable couversaiA0n Bishop
Simpson joined the party, additon thai wan Nnl
coined with genuine pleasure Alter an lrterrhzurs a.
coureses some reference was made ~ ayefanaef to
the third term question and tie relations u The
tho interview with the leading clergymrn lpcn hn sub
jeet apropos OF Bishop Haveus nomination Tho Bishop
remarked that he regretted that be wAs % misrep-
resented by many Of the newspapers especially Nheu
the tenor Of his conversation had been ~ marked
that misunderstanding simply of the QUESTION.
Turning to your correspondent with one of hs beam
Ing smiles, he said, and with emphasis Your
paper has ever been correct and truthful in ts
statements and did the press but follow the foot.
steps OF the HERALD in this matter much uuplcas sut
feeling would be avoided y
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
GRANT ron 4 THIRD TERM.

Ths cautfal Grant Clun hsid meeting last evening
ths Ashland hoQae corner ~ fwgnty fourth street
ana Fgarlh aycnae cQionsl 4 n Dugannc presided,
asd NJ rAfksr aesea - secretary rhe sccrs.
IAFy reported mat no organisation vas pro.
pressing hvorMhy and cluna wrre being formed
thF0lESput Abe roHntFY. bus tnAt 10 club would -
aak 81 ~ obedience a. i1t central Organization ana
that no mevNnRs " he urEAniAAllun would be held
alter Pfssaent Grant ceased - - candidate for the
Presidency Seventeen aew mpuera signed their nAmes
a We ruilN Colonel Uugapne thea adfrcsecd the
mretnF hc taad That he had personal knowledge
that General Grant dd aQt deare 70 another term
boz that tht wish 81 the people thai be should
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
ALLEGED OFFICIAL FRAUD.

The investigation into the charges preferred by Al
derman hoGlnns, OF Hoboken against City Surveyor
otto ?. wegenor, before the Common Council was held
yesterday afternoon. Tho main charge preferred
against Mr. wegener was that he had given an Official
certncate that no was entitled S915 Surveyors
fees and had accepted thereagainst In fun payment
eg5 o.
AFTER discussing tho matter for two hours and tho
accused Surveyor by advice OF his counsel refusing to
make any answer 70 the charges vote was taken as
% the question Of dsmissng the accusations The vote
stood-For dismissal, 8, against q The charges will
probably soon be renewed 10 a different manner
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
A DEFAULTING CLERK.

Harry W. Barnett, the young ticket agent orthe Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad at Newark
whose books examined by experts last Friday and
Saturday reveanga deficit OF $7oO denies that he has
been guilty Of embczzement He says his accounts are
made up for each month, and any deficiency would be
ai once detected He paid over 70 the company last
Saturday night the amount they claimed against him,
and the experts still engaged In thorough
lnaon OF hts ticket account They positively decline
~ give any Information concerning the Investigation
unil 10 is concluded Mr. Watson Bray has been ap-
paantaa In hla uiaca
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
A SOLDIERS MONUMENT.

large and enthusiastic meeting OF the Hoboken
Soldiers and Sailors Monument Association
held last evening at Odd Fellows Hall, Ho-
boken. The tastefully decorated with
nags and banners Upward Of $500 has al
ready been collected for the erection OF tho
monument in Hudson square, overlooking the Hudson
River and near the Stevens College The the
evening General Sge, who spoke for hour,
and was greatly applauded. He followed by Dr.
Lowentha Mr.. Schatter and others considerable
number Of people pledged themselves to contribute to
the funds for the erection OF the monument.
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
POSTAL NOTES.

mail will be despatched on Friday, the oath inst,
by the steamship Wilmington, Of the ST. Domingo
line The mail will include all letters Ior Turks
Island Puerto Plata SANTANA and ST. Domingo city.
Postmaster James has received notice from the
agents OF the Hamburg Packet Company that owing TO
the collision and consequent detention OF the steam
ship Suevia the Elbe, they have been obliged to
change the January sailing days There win be no
steamer from this port January The Suevia will
leave Havre to-day, and sail from New York January
Ia the Gecr January 70 and the BIonstnck January ~
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
LIBERIAN AFFAIRS.

public meeting Of the New York Colonization
Society will b. held, at half past O'Clock this
evening IN the chapel Of the Broadway Tabernacle.
Bishop James, Rev David lnglis, y NJ, and the Rev.
W sampson viii speak IN relation 10 LhA uas
troubles 10 LIBERIA
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
THE NEW STATEN ISLAND OPPO-
SITION FERRY.

The time table of the opposition ferryboat Sappho,
running from pier No. North River Stapcton s. l.,
s 70 be changed today. She 10 make eight round
trips daynve trips In the morning aud three In the
afternoon. she has only made lhrec trips In tho
morning,
The New York herald., 1875-12-21

he Be Elected n and tkat cratf ets wsYs
70 be Organized throughout M coants a. sst
aconsummatlon. MAJOR Th0rnr Mr. fafker 49, attess
addressed the meeting their fenarAH Nesrk a farar a
= third term lor rrcsdeut Gr4rt ne meFtsf t6ex
adjourned