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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05
SHTpPfH1 TNTELLIGE NCE.
PORT ~ NEw.YORK.....

PORT ~ NETWORK. ....................aArI
CLEARED.
steamship IN.sing crL Toosburg Hamburg via plymouth
Steamship Nsnhatian tBr, Jones, Liverpool via Queens
steamship Ola Dominion walxrr Norfolk CITY Point ana
Richmond, Old Dominion Steamship Ga. 80
steamship Giancl', Bear.A Boston u p Dimocki Inn,
Bar susan A. e sawyer Anglers for orders Carver
narE Oaree Duntzs rointa rre. Quad. H. Trowbridse
Rsrt o.io. Olsen Riga Russ Tetens Bookmann q co
(iirj. vose. Hamilton Bermuda Jones
Brig Amy a. Lane Caryer Cadlz Walsh Field
Sc r stephen Harding Harding IT, Vera Cruz. B. p Met
Ensn rTsns Kelly N0r nc sCST T sns, Is e."
Barge GeorEeto~n Robertson rhAieipha 'ane' iiA"'
ARRivtL
steamship North Point, smith Fernandns and Port Royal
steamship ChsIleeion, Berry CharleSon MAY l. with
ship Mary Gooleil of esrsport Sweelsr Psdsng Jan. T.
PARK Giuseppe Aocsme uta. MaDiero Genoa go days. In
ballast
Bark Antoneta e. Ntal lrapani Genoa % days In pal
rig pe,ri of Newaven nrirrs Port Spain Trinidad. 10
days, with sugar. molassos. AMI gass "a
Brig Mi1na Tr1ub SCALE Maian1s 10 days with smear
Mary A. Roh tof Boston, Mcguire. havana 10 dVs
sehr j. T. Russell. Russell. virginia.
scuOOXPGs gIsyE Asp coAsrwIsH
II iackmsn ir royidrpcs Iga@pI' b,id.rrori
ka ay COLEMAN F%aa IS Nc sS%e +" nSl NoriorG
i AS%1 HST F Fs%aSto k Rs L sss% virginia,
~. i.
Dart, New Haven. q MI, New Haven
AN a 81 4fhrnDk. ppanang Mantle, New Lon
hhce New London
MEMORANDA.
Bark Abba Hor M0"sen Roucn. arrived 81. and
chOred SANDY Hook for ord this m. and re-
porte being days west u Bermuda with strong w and NJ
w gaGs.
sPOK X.
April o. lat 81 lou &C. bark uDrca ae from London for
Wilmington " g., 40 ,ly Oui-
DI-,STER.
LONDON, May A.Tho Pam.ico' hrs been spoken ut sea-
disnas@L
roRriGN FORTS.
QUEENSTOWN. May 4The Imam Line steamship cts o'
A. MrraOuH from NewI Ork ApriI ~ Tor LIVERPOOL
arrived Ia day.
NoviLik, MAY i-rhc Allan Line steanfhip Sarmatan-
Amt Portland April 81 for Liverpool arrived here TO-
clay.
DOMFSTIC PORTS.
PIna. May 4 lrarrd raa'shp' j. W Eytiran
Ilchmond: X. willing. for bal inprr Miid'snN. Tor
ridgepor Conn: Grorge Dneer. Tor New ORR b"EeriS
New York sciTs Mime La re Tor bermuda jacob II"
iiIgway. for jacksonville. Arrived steamships wyoming,
from savannah Equator from Cnarleson a, g Hiinrin IRON
New YOrl: H. L. Gaw from Baltimore. sclr. Jas : Ho"t
from encs,I ie. ,. At.
DPIAw,RR RRR ,fRR May ARRIVED. steamship Abe
Passed in yrsi rtiay bark riIoe Has
san. FROM Dieppe: brig Abby Cli1or L. from cagua
FOR Latest snip Hens sec MpcHh Fd1el
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COX" her dresses whom SIN msans prepare or ata or
ARRANGE thom. Mr.. Ftz Plunulery CANT pass nustor
inspection reveals snoh s,ntenoo as u Wa MN, "pu
Mrs b dspout be brought to book " sls uses .nS
word "ugy" sbe means vcious or ,!itempcrss..
Probably only tho professor will discover that everybody
except hiInse tho auxiliary vii IN tho nrst per
son singular, where simple uturiy or porsohh p'oo"r
OF ciyllity was Intended to he expressed .
A. Mr. Fiabb rgst, you may 10 sure mat "ny w"
long words spelled 0Dl used Alright: whiin hohs
made 10 do duty for did Herein may BE- found The germ
Of a very improving and to such n can appreciate u.
very aniiising gamo.
NctO- York. MAY 3, 1875.
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iss Nm KessIcr pnd infant Mr. and Mrs WIN Iiele Mrs
;n.a wot Mr. and Mrs C3eor schaser Theyer Misses
G. ana EIchberg Mrs H. Ulnann Mis-, IIlmann Lon i
Moos Mrs Emma Schurz. Miss Lima Pougic; Mrs Jnls
Kru Elisr Knapp. David Knapp MI aDd his i1.in
Harms children Mr. and ars MaA Iap, h I'M,
Errv,t Al y SehirnsT Jul. r. SohTnsr, MI and MIA tfiI
sthmrnann and otild John II. Franzen, w braun MI
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HORSE And CARRIAGE MARK9T

NRw- YORK. TUESDAY,. May 4. 1873.
Mr.. Arch Johnston sold yesterday the entire
contents Of the Washington stables and Riding Acad-
envy corner OF sixthnvc tho premises
having been purchased by the Racket Club, who viii dc
morh the Old building aud erect structure fol- their
own purposes M onco.
The announcement Of this eale collected n largo
audience and the superiority oi the stock off red called
ont the nvriiest rOnpeftiGn among III" bidders. We
refer TO tue Annexed rCinIh Of sale Tor the prices
TODD.
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Pant I.-DoNoHtK, j.
1917. .Giipin agt. Dexter ct al.
1871. -frirt-ian ct al agt.
Pito-ilander.
1873. .SecIir ~ sank agt. APP
plcgate.
1897 Arkenburgh agt The
Mayor. &c.
1891 Derby agt. Derby.
1888 WiDants agt- Seaoock
a,ld auo.
1897. Lyons agt Rosenthal
and aDO.
1889. Morgan and ano. AT,
s>onnr,Drn and anO.
l54S. i'rOnders II al. act. Gil.
more q al.
i547. Hall agt- ItObtdnA
1851. PrOntV ACT. Burcholl.
1888 GrOcrTs' hAnk agt Fitch
and snO.
1881. .ThOrp agt The Mayor.
NC
1855. Martin agt Prov. and
n. y. :. :. Co,
1857. The People sgt. Raynor
81 al.
1859. THOMPSON aud ano. agt-
Costello.
1868. Bradley sst Fly.
1868. Lewis agt. Hart
IJG7. Sterling and ano. agt.
Heery.
1863. .LriDv agt. FREE and sDo.
Ib7l.-Clafiin et al. aSt War.
DcI.
1878. .Frtiiseii agt Reach
aud ano.
1877. .Caylors and anO. agt-
Sharp 81 al
1879. Sherman AIT Holman
and anO.
l57pia. Bergznnini agt JoneA
IN BsUSr. J.
o9o. .Nathe, sgt- sewan
l4Ot Power aud si0. agf-
Gross
Illa. .Plstt 1T al, assignee.
&C. agt. Mount
l424. .ClafliB et al. sgt
Guimby.
ia. .Nscfariand sgt. Hart
fOnl aud New. pOrk
Steamboat CO.
143a. .I.nIO~ AZ Julian.
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UNITED STATE, SUPREME COURT.
lBY TaLtGXArH 40 me TRILUNb.I

WASHINGTON MAY 4.-The do ket OF The Sllprome
Court ~ the UuiiA states for the October Isrn 1874 wc
ter ..at yost lay. oontsined SSn cas- rw9 nnni' s
tr advanced making total number ~ DIS o.c "
8lu Olfniols ere IL Tho Government w'>
party b. about rs Csrs but not a o. the number "ds rs
of " beiug stSssOl Tor M larry ~ ~ Inc
neY tenn Of The Court Although the number Of 6oycrnmrn
caa wss usnal the ATTORNEY rrrd be "nh
thera 40 ncro.s that push them with atO rapdlty
aould he interfering too much With private cases
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TIE COURT OF CLAIMS.

WASHINGTON, May NO opinion will he an
ronno4i In " Claims Tins wook, ana numDof VIII
be delivered MOn,lay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Ann riu. Ana / san sets ..... O0l Moon Sets.
AtBa rus DAr-A ~ -, n .,
leland. Hrn frriJ' "''
sandy Hook 7iss Gov island sIs q. Forry lo02
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05

II the Court Of General Sessions. before judge
Srterland Thomas Murpbv arrrsid for robbery In CHAM
bers ~ r &c con ici 81 Td1 and ~itttI 10
b1rqlrf WA sen to The Penitentary for year John
STEW ut for a attAmp assault fOi
YEAR IN ths prn
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CORPORATION Mott. ee.
miscellaneous.

1n.oRASp TRUNK RAILWAY co oP CANADA ns
nrepa,d TO receive tenders for large quantity Of OLD
RAILS on hand for sa to be delivered during the season Of
.y,ton AZ sarna Fort Erie Portland. Montreal TORONTO
Kngston or other venient points the Companys Inc OF
nilway In lots Of 100 tons and upvards
Also for 90 OLD LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES Of TIE 0 ferts
,nch gauge port Of Portland and the remain
der nj Montreal permission to inspect thsm ~" -
given by Mr. HERBERT WALLIS. the Mechanical Sopsus
tendent Of the Company.
Also for OLD CAR TRUCKS Of the foot inca ssas%
which can be inspected at Montreal
Tenders " he addressed 70 The 1nd'rsi sned
JOSEPH HICKSOS,
General HansguS.
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Ocean Cleaners.
NCUOR LINE-CARRYING U. s. MAILS


NETWORK AND GLASGOW.
yGcrorA....saa sATTEEBBAAYY Nay May s s%
TO tGiI1rhtSN1ow IIvE1PoOL. OK i.oND1HIEaHY'
ssIssS 81 d lSst 7niG STa 6s Gfoeu
'0''P''' HENDEllsON BROTuERs. Agents
MEXICAN LINE, ,,.,,,n .vnvrcv n., ...,
wEEKLY MAIL 3JEA&s6P cs shRva At GESs
Town smiling every THURSDAY from Philadelphia ana
The folio Ming Steamers appointed 10 sa from phlade
PKRHEvILwoRrn. May I.ARBoTsFoRD ..-.. May y
10 l5 q IIiNos june J@ns 10
PRICE or PASSAGE IN CURRENCY atom
s1rase and Int iate Tickets from ali pO'as a.
Steamer. marked with star DO rot carry informed alto
Passenger accommodation FOR all cssses unsurpassed
'' AF Fsssss z 4r %esa
rErEn wnioHT SSAs Ss1 S69I. ASsP,,
p,chsrison. spence & Co. Liverpool
r. & j. Uummns Il Bros. Queenstown.
GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
u NEwYOR 10 BRISTOL eng. DlEE,T
taking aud tr S1GSC .s Newport
The steamers OF this will sal from Pier l& Fast RVer
'c@RNWALI- s,amprr 49,. .sATuRDaY May u
GGGN Pasags 40 90 curencr ato SIS
se $50 currency t"rec Wishing B;a r. a i and f S
W. ID. MORGAN. Agent No 10 5outhst New'forx
INMAN LINE-Fixcd Southurly Course.
g; gs2n %Sb g. I ~ iPGS
CITY OF PARIS ..........sATUkDAY. May S.stsa m.
cTy Of RHN R FBAY MAJ My 1t M
cTy or sATTkbDAA2Y j M ~ noon
sTEERAOE.To AID from all points at reuc"d rs,,s .,
D'''"" ~ W." '''' w. JOHN @. DALE. Agent
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
Sailing fr,r. Pier IS r;orth River atsE,m
Y. -...l l.
to accommodations sIyDE : %oS 1ssns srooH'
New-Yolk, Havana & Mexican Mail S. S. Line.
''''''' FOX HAVANA DIRECI:
' FOX yEES GRz AND SF RfL 20
calling s Havana ProsrcSo ca"pea'hy gsH AM NAV "rP'"
CIV CIV or MERIDA TUESDAY june
For r 9I Or Psf;S apy S T. Nos 81 and 30 Broadway
will leave New Orleans May 10 and June for
NATIONAL LINE.
From PS Sieri i5 s 40 q b HGss FiTeF
TO o,l YMA GST3wS Hf xS 7 L II Il
TH&iiT T}y M May y = s M EGYPT "' o. N
Passage so currency sesras: at gca,ly
rsTsl SS f o% yeroo The lowest ra Apps
u'' COMPANY 0'"'' w. % +. " j. HURST Manager.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
% H$H
SlODER. May u
RIIEIN ........ May 10 NECKAh May %
RATES OF PASSAGE rom NEwYokK to SOUTHLAND
FIRST CABIN, 800 gold I SECOND CABIN. $50 gold
STEERAGR. $40 currency.
Return Tickets al ronoed Prepaid Steeraso Certin
Gates S32 currency.
For freight or passage Apply 10
OEi.iICHS s. Co. Bowling green
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
" TuE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPAHYS
MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN network AND
HAVRE:
TN. splendid for tho Continent
(ring south-ry any other will sail from Pier No
90, NUrh River. a. follows
I,AMERIQUE, Pnn1Ol7 ...... SATURDAY May Is
VILE DE PARIS. lsGhrsnez SATURDAY, May ~
PEkEIRE Daure .......-...S TUhDAN, June IL
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD dncudiag winei.
First Cabin 500 >rconL $50 Third 80
Return tickets al y. deed rates
CdalioDa and Including
all neee without extra charge
Go MACK VIE Agent No. SIS broadway
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6teamboais ano RAILROADS..
DEOPLE's LINE FOR. ALBANY.

-V)EOpLEys LINE FOR. ALBANY.
ii A BAND or MUSIC ON BOAHTa - ,r,,r
STATE ROOMS WnRMED by STEAM PlPFS Foh InE
COMPOkT or PAs3ENGERS. Tho Lrcw or ~ John "" 2
Soib Ilv,r oo, canalt connecting a. Albany vita al at
wa ro fOr East North and Wt" Tickets aha
Tor se at Dvids "a press Oihce Oi4 Broa way b'V
Eurrss 60. l.2il Dr'sdWay ana ~ fnsn Nohuo NV" 80
ckei ID destin lio wiliL 90
g B-tiKEAT REDUCTION IN FARf- ~ t'Sn LASS
PASSAGE ONLY 81 %; DECK PASoAGB % thNio-
DECULAR Catskil line, up the creek.-Steamr-
IL NV Champion ana Warr BLr :. -, ~ io''o ' 70"
CTONTNGT0N LINE r.h tor BOSTON ana
~ ,.o, an, c,,",,. ,'s steamers RHODE ISLAND.
rncdaVs Thursdays and saturdays and NARkAohN
Moma A. Wednesdays and FRIDAYS IRON fst ." ~ All
ver i0pt Of jag arriving IN BOSTON ~ ~.
an .ta rons Offices Of Wost'oit fess "a"
Nd al SlJ Broadway u, ,,,.t,.u f..n 49,. e.
r. 4. DB Eau. tr.lghtAgi Nv FILE ~ "'" NNS
vJ,IIE FLUSHING, NORTH SHORE, and
Ct>TKAL RAILROAD CoMPAN \: a..
short babylon. Bsyshors isih St5'"' a"' INV
Igsaye Hunters point 20 m.-nsbyion way train
Lave Point 50 m-Paohogue piali Yam WIN
Ieays Hinmrs roirt 200 p m--PntGhoguo way train ,
Lac Hunters Point 40 m-PstchOsue A.foo" VAIL
tttaChDL
Leave Hnmttrs POI.t % p m-Isip way t!a n. 49,, o.
Tor part Uuars bills and small tIno tzDio. h'o Vr
trains 10 ana ng,ae, Central PARK hy.o. y~
Iislae and otter stations frry tOats hae NeW TO-
foot Jain,s Ill 80 hitsA iVo' :" ."iy
lrcy1pa lo tio 'hlaIt
trains II om IuDt.r nj Tokefs SOLD aod baggage
AT lam, 70 and thirty At Of"s ,i~y IsS ~"
PnIcuogue ali statODs, al 700 n III, anu w " ~
For FIsg College fOu.t " h tstoe aa All nv nondt.
tOLa T. TO- 1000 HOO A. in anu 90 o;i. oov 20"
n M - 4. ID. BAt.ION, 5upotlbnioil
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Gtcanboats nn1 Rlilroao5.
DEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROAD

nEPARTIRE OF THROUGH RAILROAD
~ - TIA ~ Fi;,N y -" I -,
ERIE RkiNh -JOp ind ~ - a W. j. H.
NEW JEl,IT SOrdRN-fT Phlib lPlla stodhci lea'eS-N
e45a 49, -,
NBw.YORK. NEw HAVEN AND llAkIPoRD-for Boston wa
spnDgbolSOo and ID 4 N; ami d - ~; va sog
Line, and $40 T. n tm sew iiAN,n ~ 81 q, IN ' =,
NEWIDES CEArgAL AND HUD-US hl'Eb = lVSo All IL
and A. g. :, anu il p m a.. ,,.,o - 10 ,o
NE"JEh7kf - ~, 'tAL inl me, inc W est . ID " ' - "
PrSSsyLv,Nit KAilsoAIor ne West and south via Pitts
bur "a $50 M anu an5 nIo y, H. ~ ~ % IA
Washington = 10 a. ~ AM hd p ID. s"i ~ IN "a
go and 81 D. in IL night
nnuncrunDT ,,l OH ,o;nt, on Unusaton;c
IlEIl)O tlOkI, ana MI points on iiouSnIDhic
- and NausainoA th Mis Far' 81 et't, irr hIti =,
foRl leaves NAtbulhoaAP d. LOU H. III MI" "'s''''"
- t.,',,,r,,c. ~, e. TpOY
VI lLENS LIN E:-'NttdHDohts ~ ~ :,
~ ccnneiing win all railway me- N"r = h an1 W t
30 crn- decA; Cap a'tsiSt' h'iluhg n'TIn ~ @
stamboas leave da{ satuf1A!2 eaosP'tc ~ II w., yc a.
ficI -. o"t % i.ui"J -, III snr,
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spx,,.t THs.-Aa,onrned 10 MAY 10.

BgADr and DANIELS j.. j.
l4J. The PeOile, DC. ex rel
Sieinert agt An.
thOny.
LAG The People, &C., ex rel
Hogan AIT FLYNN.
lat. .Ferria by guardian.
act Ferris. exr., 90.
i@8 .O'DOnnell agt The
Mayor, 40
i4g. Glover agt The Mayor.
90
1J2 .Stevens. eSr.. &c, agt.
The Mayor. &c.
l53...Smith agi. The Mayor.
40.
1874. DinsmOre and ano. art.
The Mayor. &c
l57... Demaresl and ano. agt
Wicthan. sc.
lJ9 -- agt -.
100 - act-
l6l-.-- sgt -.
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CALENDARs-THIs DAY.
srrrrpMx CouRr-CHAMuREs. -LAwRRNcS. !.

- - AAaAt W. 80 -
Mic lael
145 Wool AIT. COnovcr.
l49. .SchumaOher agt Tho
Marine Court. &c.
$50. Snyder. &C, sgt Bris
toll. &C.
l6l. .5D ,1er. sc, agt Bris-
tOl. &C
SPECIAL TRgn AT
GENERAL TgiS-DAyLs l..
S4. - a2t -.
i3a. NJ uiler agts The Mayor,
&c. OF al.
C. Conn agt. On. & y. =.
Con. Co. imV'd
7..COftin agt Governor ct
al.
81. Pacific Mail 8. 3. Co.
agt- Irwin.
o.. ..Jeerup II al sgt bar
nett 90 al.
SO In the matter OF Poole
ei OIL
q. .Kenworthy agt Phyfo
and anO.
60. .LodeI agt y. Y. u. ana
q. X. n. Co.
81. Same agt. same tNo. ~.
es..N. y. u. and u. X. X
90. art. Guest ono. y.
"a. Bank 81 California agt
Collins ct al =.
143...In the matter, &C, OF
Russell. eNr.. &c.
SUPKgNR COUKf-CIRCUI
f7sa. Cabin agf. The Mayor.
&c
SAB. Duncan agt. De VIII
1885. C1ute agt. Rme,tch.
lSli. Rowland sgt Gillespie
1Z3l. Van SostraDd agI
GwyDIic-
1853. Bergen as,t The Mayor,
DC.
1905. .DOlaD sgt- The Mayor.
&C
1898. Day agt. The Mayor. &C.
14l7. SocolnDo agt Beach and
dnO.
1897. .LOwonstein agt Low.
eiutA.
I447. BanDcn agt- Tho Mayor.
80
1440. .Mereh. and Trad. Nat
Bank art. HOtrbkiss
1867. .BannoD sgt Hoffman
ll7i. ID. OF COnrs u Pilots
agt. NJ. & G. d. ca.
1888. LANCE sst Aitonbrand
OF al
iii. .Sprsgue and ano. ngt
HosIDcr.
sci Piatt agt stuart Of oil.
14Vg. Miss Soc Of the NJ. y.
Cb'ch sgt Leighton.
1901 .MarqnanG sSL Marsh
Land ca. @.
1903. Coo agt Hobby and aDO
1906 HcTI1ck and anO. sgt
huggs. or.
1907 .50bneHberg agt Open.
hym and sne.
1909. Moore agt EAstment
lJI3. motifs " ~ aSL oioln-
T.ch.
1915. Simpson agt Tho
Mayor. Ell al.
PART U.-V
1866. D1mock egt HutchiD-
eOn.
l709. .Guerusy AR1. Pet n ct
tl0S-. Doyle .agt N. r.. X. q
T.. Inf AMI AnO.
leo. Wtllet. admir-. &c, agt.
kipp Of al.
1927. .creamer and sno. Agt
The Mayor. &C.
E77l. People. &c, - rel lou
uel agt- hcS--te.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-08-16

There is more of the school boys
moral president in Henry Wilson than
in all the rest, for the others have been
laying by the wind for this Office for
years. Henry has not forgotten that
there is such an office, but he has said
more just and independent things in the
past year than any of the five, and acted
less than any as if the presidency fright
ened his convictions out of him. AS
worldly men, either Blaine or Hendricks
would do well in the office as Fillmore,
or Pierce, or Polk. They are both men
of caution amounting to timidity. Blaine
reasons everything out through his sea-
sons. Hendricks would much rather de-
rive his opinions than form them Til
den is somewhat too distinguished in
the role of Fouche to be great concep-
ton of president Church never was
candidate except on canal. If he
were nominated, there would be but one
cry all the campaign; Low bridge |!
The mules have mutinied p Horatio
Seymour, who was beaten for the presi-
dency, is still the best general choice
in the democratic party. Thurman
might be. if he was not always full of
snuff and SO Indifferent to friendships.
He hung on the bench SO long that he
smoked dry.-GeOrge Alfred Toa0nssnd' S
Saratoga Letters.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-08-16
A HUNDRED YEARS HENCE.

This life of ours is full of mysteries.
We rise in the morning, We go to bed at
night we toll and toll, and sleep and
sleep, and then we die. The present
alone is ours-the past dream, the fu-
ture all unfathomable. On the brink
of time stands man, eating his way by
moments, plodding unconscious Of the
waste within, the wear and tear of that
exquisite machine-the human body.
Proud of the intellectual and physical
achievements of the past, glorying in
the conscious sense of strength in the
present, boastful of the finite power
which God has given him, yet oft for
getful OF the source from whence it
sprung. man lives his little span, grub
bling, delving, spinning, toiling, like the
ant-a larger ant, less wise withal, and
grateful. As he stands In his match
less symmetry and strength, peering
through the Godlike light of reason into
the unfathomable abyss of space, put
ting a girdle round about the earth, and
digging deep into its bowels. thinking,
dreaming, praying, cursing. he knows
not what moment may bring forth, or
when in the decree of an all-wise- Provi-
dence his little lamp shall cease to shine
on earth.
Man for the future can but reason
from the past. In hundred years he
has seen or heard of many changes Oh
this wondrous globe he calls his home
Great souls have come and gone; great
souls will come again intellect has
quickened the means of locomotion, les
sened the Adamite curse of toll; intel
lect will do so still. So he reasons, 81
his logic rests upon the past. One hun
dred years ago the world travelled il
numbering coaches. sailed the seas IL
slow-golng ships; to-day the iron horS'
goes tearing through the land and steam
ers bridge the widest ocean. Month
have changed into weeks, and weeks int
hours. One hundred years ago til
traveller between New York and the Ii
linois wilds would have made up hi
mind to three weeks trip in lumber
ing wagons, sleepy ferries and uneon
Portable stages. In the year of graC
: 1875, two days and one night passed j
ease and comfort, see him safe at b
journeys end. When his majesty
troops sailed from the shores of Englan
to give these colonies lesson, they wei
fortunate enough if three weeks tossin
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on the broad Atlantic brought them in
sight of Newfoundland. To-day an eight
day passage is a matter Of course
Without multiplying illustrations, it is
not in the least degree unnatural that
the man of the hour, peering into the
mists of dim futurity, should see in its
dark and unfathomable depths still great.
er strides toward that goal which his
imagination pictures as the ultima thule
of inventive perfection. Electricity has
added its spark to creative Immortality.
What may not electricity bring forth ?
What motors fill the womb of pregnant
time? Do we behold in the fragile arr
ship Of to-day the engine that is to watt
our posterity with unthought of speed
from continent to continent ? Are the
worlds to draw together ere the end,
and man to stride the air and guide
their banks through space? Shall tun-
nels bridge the seas, and steam 60 down
before higher force Who knows
what is to be? Already whisperings
fill the air with wondrous motors; the
busy brains of men are at work. "Across
the ocean in fifty hours" so reads the
latest tale-a lifeboat raised by gas and
sailed by steam.
A hundred years hencel Who that
is born to-day shall live to see it-a
daily balloon to London, an afternoon
| trip to Florida ? VIII the docks now
echoing to the hiss of steam be filled
by strange, unearthly shapes, with wings
and fans and gaudy bags of gas ? Will
freight trains. drawn by noiseless pow
er, pass swiftly beneath the sea, and
parcels dart like lightning around the
world? Stranger things than these
have happened in hundred years, and
some may live to see still greater won.
ders. And yet we cannot change the
face of nature. Man is the same to-day
he was hundred years ago; more rest
less, nervous and ambitious, but un
changed in feeling, passion, thought
He was made in the image and likeness
of his Maker; and however he NAY
darken and obliterate that image, 81
shall he remain, and the sea shall chang
not, neither the dry land, at least t
outward and unlettered sense, and tn
heavens shall tell the glory of God unit
the inevitable hour, when all created
things shall pass away like scroll. ant
the soul of man have learned the trutl
of everlasting veal or woe in the neve
ending mansions of eternity.-Chicag
Inter- Ocean.
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BOYS AND TEMPERANCE-It is the
most natural thing in the world that
boys should be off their guard in the
matter of intemperance, forgetting that
little things lead to great, and that step
by step one goes far.
Think moment. boys. Of the blessing
it will be to you all the way through
life to keep yourself pure from every
habit which may be classed as intem-
perate. Think how frequently, how in
variably, the most Objectionable habits
cluster together-smoking creating a
thirst, and that thirst the longing for
strong drink, and altogether the con.
slant lowering of the whole character Of
man or boy Think how true it is that
there is not single argument in favor
of the use of tobacco or liquors and ev
cry reason against it all. Think how
much better your hands and brain viii
work with temperate habits how much
better will be the class of friends sur
rounding you; how much better able Il
serve God and those around you; AND
how much sweeter will be the memor,
of your name and life when you are laiC
away in the grave, pure and uncontam
mated from these things; and not fai
to remember how easy will be all tn
battles with sin and trouble, with GO,
on your side, and His faith in you
heart.
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oRLEANs PRORATE coURT.

Probate Courts are held at Newport on Monday and
saturday and at lrasburgh ON Wednesday and THUS
day. Of each week. The following business trans
acted Cor the week ending August a:
August 0-John HilIs estate; administration &c
count settled Francis HIM. minor. samuel Lord
appointed guardian. Flora Leach minor, Amasa Paine
appointed guardian. Purmenter. minor. Amasa Paine
appointed guardian.
August l2-Dehoruh Farwell's estate hearing on
settlement continued two weeks.
August l3-David @. Englishs estate; ]. p Webster
udmiuistntsr Il. S. Root and II. T. Beden. appraisers
aud commissioners; appriscrs report returned.
August l4-Carolino NJ. Bard's estate; will proved
Sumner FROST executor; James Roberts and Chauncy
Wilson appraisers and commissioners