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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08
TERRIBLE DEATH or An rS1iEEE2.

John Wilson of No. G7G Westinghouse. met
with terrible death yeseI day. Wison Sas the assist
ant engipeer of Pray squires's provision canning
establishments at No. 3s3 West Tweifthst He was ac-
eus.omed 70 oil the machinery at night ard TO examine
the bearings and Journals 10 see whether everything
was as should be- The machinery IN the NIL is cVen
by DOW engine. and q large fiywbeel 10 attached
. an. a,,vpr shaft From this heavy wheel The power
4, communicated by series o. large and small cog
wncee ON account Of The friction II Is necessary 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08
Pacific MAIL DEVELOPHCNTs.

The extraordinary deficiency in The China
and J.lau accounts Of tGe Pacific Mail s;eamshp Com
pauy created a great deal Of discussion WaEsf yef-
to-day, where all sorts OF figures were named the
precise amount involved. VcePrcsIdent SCOTS STATE
nent that TIE discrepancy was abont sl2'0D however
was generally accepted as correct meeting OF the
Directors OF The Company held during the day, nad
unofiicially gwen that the dri.i dis
crcpancy had been reduced to about 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08
HOME NE VS..
TBEgaOMErxs YRsTERDAy.AT HuDHUrS ~ o. ohp"A
9.u-3,s xsor-36' n a-3s' udusss-Sf'
'RONIyENr ARRIVALS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS
c,,,,ero,. Uovse-Senator Newton Booth OF Call
trr, sSsroort Ho.Grn Adam Baeaa uaiied sss'
Gener,, At London .Ho,i ne 1919. ws,rr
Tinted Ssie- imr Nrp1hfry Hotel Gen Johs kooln.o" VI
I'd ii, Third Auditor Of the
;sd.e, BotI-Maror ssmel Corb oi Boston. ~" y,.
~ H. Barnun ~ Connecticut and rrsnknh
u.,.n 1..,,ant Treasurer Boston, coirhada
Ford Of Bsuos .Hod,os Bon'.-heu.,.
Jboma. JeJ6rchen Providence .t8'od Sqsdre "o''
Mrl1Is De Chanbrun q Wnshngton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, April THE following is q
summary Of the proceedings ia The Supreme Cour, TO-
day:
No lsi-Frneh sg. Hsv, administrator shl No 800 rfr';,
truce Stewart e all appeals from the Circuit ,osr 81 the
Iri,sd sas Eastern D,inc Of VireinisTh. ~
by Mr. " ~oashby Of conns-i Lr
auu.lsbs M H. IA. Wis sGd NJ G-o w. P.sAl for sppeees
conc sded bs Mr. WlougLLy.
So 81 i1gsea)-DOrs ct al The National EI.bse IA Of
souhu ti 81 New YorS The Of thu lt.pl
b. Nj G. Eaa,oo,e VI eyQgsel for Ilsjsur, IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08
IAhnvasoeheal.i
Irritation Of scalp-BURSETr's COCAINE cures.
annvasce,nea

"WuAT's IN A NAME f'-Much, in conncc-
ton Spring ,'e Of Has, for that Of ksot
suihot MiAe pgfch.ses either OF
, stores az aud fith AveBu. H"r WnoesAlc
bu,.r. Gil order. sdvsns sou No II. Bfo1tsJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08
WHEN A
LA D Y
HAS A NEW
. r Z S S

Or other Garment 10 maze. old one 10 reinnke.
the LADI f,S' COSY CUTTING AND SEWING TABLE
IL n comfort IL Is also capital READING. Cart
study, and Childreus Amusement Table Several thou
sand already sold. When in IL stands iiruly on
four feet, and when longer wanted can no instantly
folded up like pocket knife and by child set away
one Is wanted IN every FAMILY. For sale by Furniture
House furnishing aud scwing-Maoiine dealers.
Also, "TALL'S GALL0PING BIAS MARKER" IL a
perfect for marking oil bias folds, npunces,
pai,s iu.k.. &c. both ION the bias" and on tho
square" For sale by Pattern dealers
Preserve this notice. and at your earliest convenience
call ,mne hOth the Table and the Bias Markers az
v. Y FOLDING TABLE CO.'S SalcsrooIn In domestic"
Building cor Broadway and Ia hsr N Y. City or write
Tor Grand Illustrated Circulars with full information
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08
r. +. DURErr & Coz SALAD Dressing.

aoysaA1E
silais combining ell
jelssns
good "a cd t iys SOLD ~ rTo.ts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08
LONG, ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CrrY.-The Ofici.l returns OF
the charter election in this Guy give the following re-
suits: For MayorDtmlrs. l.342; De!evosc. llCl For
Supervisor Bradley 1865 Graha,u. IOJa; Fahnestock
ICl For Oversecr o; the PoOrM0nashaD, lis; De!o-
Enntv 1907; Alien. al. For Consnble-Destc!, 1888 ;
E,gucy LOS. For Game Constable-hurray, 1893 :;
krnpcy, 2JJ Following are the Aldermen at Large
elected: Frat W Irl, Jbhn T. TIcnsn; Second. eah
Mclaughlin; Third, William McPhiil Fourth, Michael
T. Fay Fiitn Jacob Sahl. Tue following are the local
Aidcinc elected: FIRST Ward John Calvin; Second
lanes McHultv: Third. William Sch wacnoer.; Fourth,
John Damn Filth. Charles W. Halleit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-01
MILLINERY AND DREsssIAKING

7 ApfEs TAILOR, Ia FOURTH AvENUE, NEAR
~ Union square, formerly Il south Finn avenue, N.
DJCASSG Gold medal IN Paris lss2 Reeeivcs every
week Muslin Patterns Paper Patterns 2Se each,
Muslin Pattern nttng 81
DARsON BINNs OFFER IHls WEEK AN
j elegant assortment Of Bonnets aad Hats az reduced
prices Ladies nne ranamas. gs9 hroadway, near
twenty. second street opposite PaFk Theatre
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GrRECTcRY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMusEMr yrs-NrSru PAcr-rour!n nth and s.,ta
4 TK9L q Gi,,srcoNR PAer;-rbir.t courn
Li5ARBs-1Nisra p, = 81 rAcg-rhlra co.unn.
bodGD ,ANp LonGiSG wASiED-SiS1Tn ri1s@-rirst
EEo%%%yS IPS ~ 'SS@Si S&@Sis!a raer-sssona column
BgsISss3 1PrSS?ipTGPNal.ues-e,eara ,S?iTPa. rAes
CRY ZEAL Is Az FOX rAaS@r.
CLElI sTD sALLsMEN-rverrru PAcs-rlp es'-
c@thn5 GG GRGIa r4er-rnn
CoASiWi5E sf"HMsHIrs-srcoxp PAcr-Eourth ana
S5tH SouS fY soAfD-NiSTa Arsecoua r- column
nN $NNIIcTRY-NINrm u Ioa: I PAgs-Esrrth ,,, 60 gnn.
D%hGliSG I6Tsts 40 L%f, FFuSNlsnep AND
EuRoPEAN srrAMshlfs-srcoSp PAGr-Fourh col
ExcHHNGE-NrSru pAer-Fourth column
kXc@ue.io&s-aE,oyP @ P4cE-f,lth and sixth columns
FFtHASSiALs!oEpHr FS SS rtessixth tssE column
r0ESishe1 Mooaa AND hFAF,MENTs TO LET
SECOND PAGE-second aud third columns
yESdH yEnS ESE" aDTEE nr9 SSa%" p.ers.
HELf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rAcr-Fourh
HELP WANTED-MALEs-Tw PAcr-sxth col
HoRse CARRIAGES &C.-FlRsT PAcE-Tnrd,
~. fourth ana nan columns.
HOUSES, ROOMS H., wA%ThD-ssecAp rAce-Third
lNsTeTG lloA-Flesr PAer-7sixth eolsmn:.
'ERsEI CITY ~ gpsDE cry ANp ZEN
LECTtnn srAs --NlSrn PAcr---Fitn column
LEGAL MOTTO ES- NINTH PAGE-Fourth co ANN.
LOST AND FotND-tImsT PAGE-fust column.
MACHlNEHY-. scoND PAGE--slxth column
MAIRIMoNIAL-kIGnrn PAGR-.ixth couma.
MsDIC AL-SEcON1 PAGE, hi 4 column.
Tx AND CRLAM-ErGnTH PAGn-, lXth column.
MILLINERY AND DREssMAklNG-fIRsr fAGE-SiNth
MIscGIhaNEous ADvERTIsENENrs-Tr rAer-
MUSICAL-NINrf PAcE-Finh column.
nEW PUBLICATION -SEyFNrH AGl:-sxth column.
pERSoAAL-t IRsT i4cE- First co umn
rosl ofFItE NoTIcG-srnsT PAcr--sixth column
PROFESSIONAL SIFUATlO > " NIED- FEMALES
IwELFTu pAGE=I bird and iourn columns
coYo So NJ M tirst conpn SALE =" -
REAL ESiAlE TO EXCHAAGE-sEC PAGE-First
ana second columns.
REAL ESTATE WANrnD-s EcoSD PAGE-sccond col
RES sl"TRANTs-N PAcr-rn,rd column.
SALES AT AUCTION-FiRsT PAGE-Fiith and sixth col.
SITUATIONS wANTHD--FEMALEs-fL fLrvEvrn PACE
unlnS,
sITUA IONS wANTED-MALEs-T TWELFTH PAer-
SPECIAL NUlICES-FIRsT fAcE-Fmst and second col
sPoRI IIS1i-DoGs, BIRDS, 4c-FrRsr rAes-second
sro AGa-Elcmru PAcE-sixth column
SUMNER REsOkfs-NINrH fAGE-second and third
TINE MXsoSic PARADE-frRsr PAGr-First column.
The TIN TEAp nSsmEignIm s-- r. PAct-sixth column
10 LET FOR BC.INnss ri niosss-. EcoSD PAGE
TRAynlLERs, GlIDE-srcoSn PAgh-Firth column.
SRCoSI PAGE-Ihird column.
WATCH :, JEwELkY, &t.-NiSrn PAcE-.hird col
yAcHIs, STEAMBOATS,, &c.-Ereun PAce-sixth col
unn.
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NEAR FQCRih AVENUE
REGULAR SALE or rnoRsEs- AND CARRIAGES
Twenty four 70 forty hours given purchasers to
Horses Carriages Harness, blankets Robes &C.. always
on hand at private sac.
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS GUEspA) SALE
AT Al O'CLOCK.
TEAM DARK CHESTNUT MORGAN HORSES, i5a
qenS az %sS sS s S% sna as "F FAMILY u
been used ny tbs present owner the past nye years
soq o9 I q HahN M2Ths by s
nay w0Sa sP9srS yerY Es sq sanSS RNoDsf SIR &
by Rysdyk's Hambletonian dam an American
s 6sh % Sd bs 5qsS gas
smee and gGs can M now on Seat so has no record ia
every way a superior roadster ami warranted
sErs YnpRRSEss nxRSEss, NEARLY NEW, AND TOR. ROAD
TA&Ss egt CO.. aIr5E pgRooas gsE9a HIIhG ~
TEAM RAY HORSES ls% HANos 4 HIGm bi AMD ND
from v.ce Very styish; trot in ~ minutes pleas
pouRI Ps drSei %yEss qa ' Maps fps family BbNscoaB
10 ToP F9Ie PAs ESdER M r. paAEToS badHY RgiLr
PONY rnsSSHGrEBAY nssSS9GSBA PP0SY. 4 HANDS "HiiifidH
under saddle S ree rom Vice. asi traSeer has
been ridden and drNeh ey young iades l so,,sa y n
SET HARNESS IL GOOD ORDER AND
srRlNG BASKET PHAEIoA, BUILT BY BRAD
cHEsTN6fr n fR TrITrNd HORSE. Is HANDS HIGH.
years old; Kind ana true ~ az harness free from
81
ears noiIne can be driven BY any one and war
TOR RoSb %aGGN IN fEREoi ORDER BUILT
BLACK HORSE, i5Is HANDS HIGH. 6 YEARS OLD;
Rind ana true in all harnbssi irec ron vice. very
private family, and warran ed sound; also set gold
mounted harness and .
hRF BRowS HSNS nhbE. NE AlaPdRr@ rh6H ENGLAND ls4
hands high, 10 years old kind and true IN all liar-
ness free from vice; extra lne under saddle; very
siyllsh a fast travellers mas been used tor general
ELRoANF sa1iE i,f "''ISi PahsToN, BUILT BY JOHN O.
RAY Horse, lss HANDS HIGH. 10 YEARS OLD;
kind and trun in all hlrness tree from vice icirs
nothing; has used for road and family driving;
trots In 3lsi is warranted sound; also set Harness
Top W4GoV. IN GOOD ORDER; BLANKETS &C
BAY HORSE. 49, HAND, HIGH 8 YEARS OLD;
Kind and true in all harness tree from vice. has
extra fne style and action fast traveller; an eN-
ira hna horse tor general driving, and warranted
sount; also SCI Harness and
BLACK MAKE 1871 UANDS HON, 10 YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness; tree from vice.
every way safe and reliable; frst class family
SHIFTING TOP DEPOT WAGON, BUILT BY DCSEN
GRAY PoNY' ii; HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
kind ana true in all harness; ree from vice extra
fine uirler saddle fast traveller; free and stylish
Tor PiInEfN0S. Pie BriLT BIZ CSRbEfT 1 Co
BAY HORSE, l5ls HANDS hlGH, YEARS Old
suunl also set Harness AM
TOR WAGON. AZ GOOD okDLG; o,. =,
ELEGANT NAIL ruAGTov. r0P on FRONT SEAT.
nearly new, built by Brewster Co., Of Broone
Close Coach Ii good order
Top Road Wagon, butt by Dusenhury Nelson.
s, Clarence built by John r, Lawrence.
6passcnger Phacton IN eo0d order.
Top ana no top Depot Wagons, Rockaways, Phaetons,
SALE COMMENCES AT II O'CLOCK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-01
TvR FAyo rs AUCTION nousg.

"a I3 East Fourteenth street. rus DAY Guesday),
at IL ociOck. By q. D. FAVOR Auctioneer,
magnificent wood Etagere, five elegant iaror suits
BEDROOM do oedsteais, bureaus Dressing Gases mar.
ble TOP Ccntre Library Tables, iunil do, gIlt dos
Dining Tables and Chairs, turkish Easy Chatrs and
Lounges 50 rns, mirrors, &c, Nc.. being balance 81
bauErupt stock Of fret class retail dealer also arge lot
Of Carpets and ollcoths, Plated Ware cutlery Glass
wIre sewing Macnnes large lot Oi second hand Fur
pitnre Chandci ciicrs, Brackets Mattresses, Pillows,
sheets Stoves and o. things WardrObeA Buhes &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-01

UCrION sALE.-JuNE I, AT II O'Clock, ny ..
~ CORNELL. on the premises Stapeton :. l.. two
Houses and Lots. bl0cSs from ferries on Broad
street Must he sold 70 close an estate Terms at sale
UCTION PRICES AT PRIV ArB sALE-kILLEBN'a
n 2l kast thirteenth street near F1fth avenue
n..sShad furniture OF every kind, no air oder re-
fuSad. no limited prices cash or lnatAlnentA
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

A UCTloN HOUSE OF VAN TAssELL 4 KEARNEY.
n ll0 and III EAST TlIIRfEEATH 81 Rect.
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE.
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- TREMENDOUS FuRoRE,
ssh4oGKTy9iE ana BqsSn
AND MOST lashionably bred
il HNEnIcAo ~
nurspAn rR S1SE r. sF s9tO At Ef Sr PAy 1xS O'CLOCK
INV .rcr,AiI[ AZ BAKkER NlIiT S44N's INV yopx
r oe an9 hsa a ons
GHRlsrlSE sTav Ware, I5sa algh, years old got BY
AMERiGSS by, gray gray Ceiling l5H high; years Old
ehsssnat H" Mas sPss'M AZ Gs years old
get SF tS' rttkE tn fan Sa 5st sds If ~ high years oa
fCt n Ethsn Es Alsn can az ,n,n ve,r.
old got by than Allen can trot IN ii5
,BAIGoWNtE dqll brother 70 Comnsl, Ray Gelding.
BuLLET bay Gelding, ls,4 high 9 years old got BY
oRa I qpPf r%PHk 0cG coIunBT If chestnut Gedns l5
CLUB, bay Geding, ll4 high, sycars old can rot IN
CIGARETTE, bay Marc. l5s high j. years old; got BY
RYsi66Es XXX a @ n can ne eeaS Ri; ea,s oa go
BY Sdssus car 5Ct e2S sesp, 40 29
got BY e%ston Boy can rou Io AI' in 80
6Y HM bay Mare 10 ,, GigP years q Gd got By
TnpPoLE bay Ceiling d5,4 high, byears oidi got oy
wn!1rGG say m gn IS years old got
by Et9an Alien can % rot n 2;a ,ro nro,r Ser.
70 6hlgh years OLD SGT ~ Rysdyks Hambetonan mas
EILLf, gray Geldng, = nign years oldi got BY
Young America; can trlt in 2:O.
FRE IDnN1, bay Gelding, i6 high, years old; can
beat2a5)
LADY BROOKS. bay Mare l6s1 high, years Old got
by imp. Barownie; can trol in minutes
ALLEN KNOX, brown Gelding l55a nigh, years oil;
got Dy General Knox can beat .:lO.
LILLE iul sister TO Lizzie keeier), chestnut Mare
IA high, years old got BY Hickory Jack; can trot in
LICENSE, the world famous chestnut Gelding l5'3
high I3 years old; has record OF 22i in rness and
2es to the poles is finer and faster now than ever be-
lore.
GAR, bay Gelding, Id hign, II years old record Of
go; can beat2:2a
ZERO. white Gcding, 10 high. wears ola got by
French Tiger has shown halt miles IN III ana can beat
IL now; Il the ful brother 10 Manee's Il, Elmo.
ANDnEW, bay Geldlng 10 high, years old; got by
Derigo; can beat Z1U.
PURlTAA bay Gelding, sire OF Norman blood, out %
the dam Of Thomas Wallaces Purity l5A high,
years uld can trot i'll 2:p.
ABOVE ARE all elegant drivers, and warranted
sound aud Kind.
DURING HE past few days this stock has been rid
den after Dy 800 competent Judges OF speed, who
have, and all expressed themselves as being more
than ,flrd with the entations uf Mr. i len.
CATALOGU sG, with full pedlgrees, descriptions, par
tcuars Sc, at sale
SAIL POSITIVE and no postponcment
EEMEMbER TODAY. at IL A. Nj. sharp.
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THE TURF.

A LOTION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD LIVERY
II evening. also every morning aud afternoon untli
O'Clock, al Johnson's Pool hcom corner twenty
eighth street and Broadway trols AZ Prospect Park
Room open ~ O'Clock A. n. W II. 4 T. 3. JOHNSON.
A UCTTOK POOLS WILL BE SOLD EVERY MORN
"a ing evening at Thomas xchange, ,239 Broad
way on the Prospect Park Trots ami a other events
that taEe place .. i. MARSHALL.
PAIRS MGiaals always open under the supervision OF
y SloaL
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REGULAR SALE or HoRsfs AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Twenty four 70 forty eight hours given purchasers TO
test warranted.
Horses Carriages Harness Blankets Robes &C. always
hand at private sac.
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sPoRTINc-noGs, BIRDS, &C.

sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.
4 FOR SALE LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
"A. Birds, &c; Medicines for al dispases Prepared
Food mocRng birds at 3. G. DONEY's. No. Greene
street near Canal.
A JUST IMPORTED. FINE AS ORTNENT
n. 81 Dogs Parrots, Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, Maltese
cats Nedicn' Tor all diseases, at l., n. MElEk's
NJ West Tnlrd rect, near Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-01

4 UcTToN SALE. Auction SALE
"A THIS DAY Tuesday, june 4
commencing at lOls o'clock,
handsome. gcnteel ana usctul
nor ,EHOLD FURNIrURE,
Stenway SOrs PtanofOrte
inc OH Paintings
modern and antique Frcncn Bronzes,
the entire contents Of
five story brown stone mansion
NOS az WEST SlATEENIH STREET, BETWEEN
Fifth and sixth avenues
pAkLORS CONTAIN
richly carved rosewood and walnut frame parlor Suits,
in CRIMSON ami green aud drtb satin, br0caue aud
urocatl; turkish Easy Chairs spanish Lounges inlad
marquetry gilt Centre and Console Tables, Cabinets,
elegant ported rrcnch bronze hancl sets Statuary
bsquc figures, Muical Boxes, Ornaments inlat Lta-
ceres EncOgneures, Decker Bros seven octave up.
right riauOtorte, Jarinieres lady's Writing Desk,
Bru SO Carpets, Vienna Rugs &c.
III rary contains Brussels carpet, ebony and gilt Sec
rctarc Bookcases volumes choice Books Library hook
case elegant Turkish suits pIeccs Library Ia
blcs statuary, Works Of Art. lace Curtains.
ELABORATE CHAMBER SETS
sisng solid walnut and rosewood Bedsteads, nand.
somely lnlad AMI gilt Dressing case 10 match ne Ar
motre.aglace Commo1e, Bureaus, WashStands, marble
top Ia les chars Rockers 33 fine hair and spring Mat
trcsses also plain single ana double Bcdsceds feather
suits nlald french walnut and gilt Centre Tables,
dining room Furniture VIZ. ;-iniaid French walnut
and gilt Sideboard. two Extension Tables, Chairs, in
leather ilverwnre Dinner and lea sets, cutlery
&c: ~ Brussels and ingram Carpets, Hall stand,
Cnar Kitchen Furniture and assortment OF household
arlces. ~ B-,ale positive. Take oin avenue or Uni
Vefsity place or IN avenue stage 10 tn St
ROBERT &. CASnIN. Auctionecr.
Competent men TO remove pack OF ship goods. city or
con
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TIE TURF.

4 MhRICAN JOCKEY CLUB RACES-SUBSCRIf-
"A lion room oU"n every day ana evening. Pools sold
every evening revous 10 the races commencing Friday
June4 kOBEaf CAfllCARI, Pool Seller.
. UCTION AND FRENor POOLS SOLD EVERY
~ morning and even.n@ -sslEg the meeting on 1he
roE at Prospect ParS IT The New YORK Turf Exchange,
" West eighth street Pools will also be sold
the track, CONNIE encing each day At Z. N.
KELLY. BLISS CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-01

DRY GOODS.
(NARPETS. CARPETS
~ Great spring opening Of Carpets, pieloths window
Shades Lambrequlns Mats Mating &C A. very iow
English Velvet. 81 rs per yard.
tapestry Brussels, at 81 ~ peryart.
Three ply atSl . per yard.
Ingram, at SIC. e. and Sic per Yari.
All other goods at ecu tlly low prices
large stock of Furniture, ~ per cent cheaper ihan
anv other house in the city.
All goods shipped Tree. u kELbf,
- - between thirty ann and Thrty.s,1th street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-01

DAwNBRoKER,s sALE.-ruoMtS 7. McGgATu,
III Auctionecr, l5s Chatham street corner Mulberry.
will sell this day at II O'CLOCK mems and women cloth,
ing Dresses, Shawls Remnauts Beddias. Boots shoes
6c, also Coats, Pants AMI Vests. BY Jgdeg A. HENRY
Atlantic street, Br0cklyn,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-08-27

PERsoNAL.-Mr. Geo. III. Edison, OF
Mantague, Texas, has just returned to
Augusta, on short visit to his father and
relatives. He has lately seen the following
former citizens of Staunton and Augusta,
and brings the news of their good health:
Messrs. Jas. Crawford, Jno. Merritt, Dick
Moon, Taylor Hoge, and Burton, tele-
grabl operator. in Dallas. and = Fisher,
in Dennison, and has with him in business
Fl. N. Richards, OF Warm Springs.
He says he can't give much encourage.
ment to young men desiring to 60 to Texas,
as there are more men out Of employment
there now than has been known for years
before.
Col. Strother, Supt. of the Virginia Peni-
tertiary, with his lady, remained in Staun-
ton few days last week on his return to
Richmond, frcm Orkney Springs.
H. K. Ellyson, of the Richmond ''Ds-
patch. was in this city several days, in at
tendance on the Baptist Association.
Judge Geo. C. Rives, of Galveston, Tex
as, formerly of Virginia, was in the city
on Wednesday last, on his way from Ork-
ney Springs to his old home in Albemarle.
Judge VIM. NJ. Randolph, of New Or
leans. passed through the city last week OH
his way to RaWley.
Prof. J. d. Dreher, of Roanoke College,
was in the city Wednesday, on his way to
Salem, after sojourn of several weeks at
Rawley, Orkney and other springs in the
Valley.
Judge Ley, of Richmond has been on IL
visit to his relatives here for some days
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The LOYAL IN DANGER.-We noticed
this week a clerk of one of our merchants
endeavoring to dispose of Il considerable
lot of postage stamps, taken from some
one in exchange for goods, to our city
postmaster, who tried to find ont who was
the purchaser who had paid the stamps,
but in vain, as the clerk did not know
We didn't understand the reason for the
persistent effort of the Staunton P. NJ,
but on inquiry learned that officials at
small postotfices were up to the trick Of
increasing their salaries by thus adding
to their sale of stamps, upon which sales
their salaries are based, to- the detriment
of offices in the localities where such dis
posals are made. The Government is
however, up to the trick and has already
cut off the heads of about one hundred
postmasters, where the sales of stamps are
out of proportion to the quantity Of bust
ness likely to be done, and where they had
cai.vassed for sale and sold stamps out of
the range of delivery of their offices. The
loyal, who would increase their salaries,
must adopt a better plan OF off go their
heads
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-08-27

EXCITING BEAR HUNT.-On the 10th
inst, Messrs. N. M. Greene, Geo. Hawpe,
J. A. Bumgardner, and R. II. Palmer,
started on q hunt for bear known to be
in Cold Spring Hollow, near Greenville.
Their dogs soon started very large she
bear, and ran her from 10 A. M. till 2.
M, when she took toa tree, Messrs. Bum
gardner and Hawpe each making an I'M
successful shot at her. She came down and
ran up another, Mr. Greene this time shoot
ing without effect, when she again left the
tree and was killed by Mr. Palmer about
10 feet from it. One of her cubs as since
been killed by Mr.. Erasmus Harris, and
another seen by him.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-08-27

IMPORTANT CoNTRACT.-Judge An
derson, of the U. s. District Court, of W.
Va, has affirmed contract between the
White Sulphur Springs Co., and G. L.
Peyton d Co.; by which the latter lease, for
five years.a sufficient portion of the ground,
near the depot, to erect $4,000 hotel with
all the privileges of sulphur water, baths.
&C., &C., to be taken by the company at
its appraised value at the expiration of the
lease. Messrs. Peyton have the whole
property until 1877, ard if they fail to
lease again, will still have the new Hotel.
which is to be called the jackson Ho use. y
1t is to be finished by June, 1876, is intend
ed to be kept open all the year, and will
probably be meal house also for the G. &
o. Railroad.
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MARRIED..


SWIFT ER-SWTrZER.- Tuesday, August 10th,
at the residence of the BRIDES mother, by Rev. Il.
X. Houston MI. JOS. B. SwitZer and Miss Emma
Switzer, of Botct0urt.
PAINTER-SHI CkEL.-On the 9th inst, in Salem,
by Rev. Peter Shickel, Mr. Franklin V. NJ Painter,
of Preston co W Va, to Miss Laura I Shickel,
formerly of Botetourt, now OF Roanoke co.
LOLL.IS DILLARD.-On the 9th inst, by Rev. N
M. Leslie, Mr.. nry b. Los and Miss Eliza j.
Dlllard, I'LL of Botetourt.
EAVER-FRETWELL.-I Staunton, on August
18th, 1875 by Rev DIR. Manly sylvester Grelver
and Sarah M Fretwe'.
COFFMAN-SPITZER.-A the residence Of tie
brides father. near Weye.'s Cave Dep,., on rIrs-
day, the 10th inst by the Rev. Martin CARRIER, .nr
William H. C0ifman TO Miss Sae &. Soi5kaf, ja5i
of this county.