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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21
THE DRAMA.
WOMEN OF THE FAY.
the void.

There was n new play at the Fifth Ayenns
Theater last night MI Days series Of old COMEDY re-
vivals having come end. Nearly all tho mensers
OF the company had returned, and there was largo
audience to greet them. The play was Women OF tho
Day "a new comedy by Mr. Charles Norton whose
face was formerly seen on the staSe N0O'a. IL was
originally produced ia Philadelphia, but has Gil tao
elements OF the society PLAYS which Mr. DAILY has rtro-
Cced at his teater. Ine action begins in drawing
room IN villa on the Hudson and II soon transferred
to the parlOrs Grand UlOn Hotel at sarato%a'
The Women Of the Day are eight IN number appear In
most elaborate toilets. and delight In scandal ani
French novels. Toe Men Of the Day are seven figures
IN broadcoth, who Hrt, abominate a mother ih-is"'
play faro ami ready FIRE pistols at short notice.
Two lovers are parted FIRST act, plot Is formed
against the lady the two and brought to naughs
in tho last ana the lovers reconcef at the close
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21
II RIPPLE S III E f Il

It's reported that Montenegro has resolved upon a
war with Turkey. Other Powers trying to bring
about an anlcable arrangement - King Alfonso
has arrived SaragOssa The bOm6ardment of Zlrauz
will begin to-day. There is prospect Of combination
Of Republicans and Carliss against the Alfonssts. e-
The French Ministry suffered defeat In the National
Assembly.
Tho Senat passed the House I'LL making Patchogue
port Of ontrv. MI Morton introduced his bill for the
election Of the President by popular vote The Senate
agreed TO an amendment voting $4,000 instead Of
$1,000 for It's miscellaneous " articles. In the
House proposition pay 5000 900 to the ChOctaw
was agreed to. Mr. Irwin declared his readiness to
testify concerning payments of Pacific Mail money
WetmOre. the recuslnt witness, brought before the
House made an insulting hsrangue and sent to
fail for contempt. In the Pacific VI MI inquiry. tes
timODy showed that an attempt to Influence Mr.. Beck
had failed. Commodore Garrison protested his ignOr
nnce OF the corrupt OF money. The testimony OF
Schuyler Il. Ingham was taken. - The President
Issued a message recommending heavy rfed cannon for
sea coast forth Ition ana the appropriations these
measures would require.
Francis Herman (Deml of Nav York Henry L. Dawes
CRcpJ Of Ms Ichusctts, Wm A Wallace (DemJ OF
PENNSYLVANIA, Tomas f. Bayard (D.mD OF Delaware.
Hn4 Joseph L +. Donald (D,HJ OF Indiana
elected United S.a cs Senators yesterday. - Gen.
burnside gin0l turee votes III the Rhode Island
Legislature. - EX-GOv. Randolph was nominated
for United States Senator by the Democrats Of the
Now-Jcrogy Legislature - senaolclcct Herman
spoke twice Albany yesterday. 60 Nineteen ad-
ditonal members fall Democrats) Of the State Legsla
ture have subscribed TO the new OATH
In the DeecherTlton trial Mr.. Mouton's crossexam-
inatiOn was continued. under conduct OF Mr. Tracy.
- An advance IN rates Of westward freiShts was
announced by the Associated Trunk Lines. Corpo-
ration Counsel Smith made public bis answer to the
Mayor charges 80 The provisions OF tho Little
Tar IA ed on by merc
The OF Schools made his annual report
So Thermometer 10, 1Go, 1Co Gold, ll2i 1l2s.
I2l Gold value Of the legaender dollar at the close,
~ 40.
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WLSDOM IND DUE REGARD.

The Republican Central Committee of this
city, like Sheridan, is "not afraid" 1t is
ready to stand by Grant and take all the con
sequences No halfway approval will ever be
uttered by this sturdy phalanx of official
patriots. YOu will not find them deprecating
military usurpation with one side of the mouth
while they fatter the usurper with the other;
commenting the Presidents good intentions,
but mildly regrctting his bad practices. They
stick to the great dispenser of patronage
through thick and thin, and declare that any
criticism by Democrats and their allies upon
the Generals military campaign against a
State Legislature only "shows how hungry
they are for place and power Nay
more; for these faithful collectors and
tide-waiters not only sanction what the Presi-
dent has done at New-Orleans, but stamp with
their valuable approval everything that he
has ever done or omitted to do in any South
ern State since the beginning of his admins
tratiOn. Resolved, That the course of Pres
" idcnt Graut in his whole ire ,tment of tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21
amusements ano Alsetines.

Booru's TuRArnR--" Little Emily 800
R.pNuu.s ROMAN HIrroDaoME.-At a;so and al
HnyANr's OPERA HoUsE.-Mnstreis
~, -. r,rr. Ayrsys THEArER--" Women OF the Day"
Yycxux rusErER.-" 'Twixt Axe and Crown"
N, xup1o THEArER.-vsrety Performance
SAN FRANCISCO @ISsrRELs Birch ana "smoO,u'
Irv,ox souARE THEATER.--"The Two Orphans"
80, 49, TusArRR--" The shaughraun" Dion Bouci
csult.
.c,Dxxy OF MusIc-Cercle derHarmonie Fancy Dress
Ball. - -. -,
.ssocArtoS HALL-LNcture. Prof W. c. Richards
IoppsoN HAIL. BegOne Dull Care" Mr.. Maccaoe'
sryISwAY HALL Lecture. R,v. H. c. POtter'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21

revenue now asked for, would be able to keep
vast army of voters at work on puDio
buildings during the Summer and Autumn OF
next year. in preparation for the Presidential
election in November.
TX. The following is list OF eight public
buildings for which appropriations have been
made at tho last two sessions OF Congress,
with the amounts appropriated and expendl-
lures made during the last fiscal year, and
the balance remaining unexpended at the
beginning of the current year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21

The United States Senators elected yesterday
were Messsrs. Herman Of Ncw-York. Bayard
of Delaware, Dawes of Massachusetts, NC
Donald of Indiana, Wallace OF Pennsylvania,
and Cockereu of Missouri. All of these new
Senators are Democrats, except Mr.. Dawes,
and the election Of all, with the same excep-
ton, was foresbadowed by the decisions of
party caucuseS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21

tionality Of the legislation Of The session. 1t
is to be hoped that no consciences were
strained to dissipate such doubts. And have
we now a full and accurate list OF those VINO
have not taken the new oath because. In their
case, to take it would he perjury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21
s3nslness AcIlres.

GENERAL ACCIDENT POLICIES BY THE MONTH
o. YEAE-TRAyELEKs LiFR ACCIDENT NsuRANCH Go.
For an Irritated Throat, Cough or Cold,
DhowNs offered with the fullest confidence
In their e@ay Tay good reputation they bve justly
se1uirod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21

If the members of the present Legislature
of New-YOrk would gain better reputation
than was awarded their immediate predeces-
BOTS, it is high time for them to begin work.
The people are looking for something of more
importance than the introduction of buncombe
resolutions or the passage of bills relating to
the compensation of members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21

Mr.. Kernan's promises in accepting the
Office of Senator are worth something, be-
cause they are made by man who is in the
habit of keeping his word. His speeches at
Albany yesterday were in good taste, and are
notable for their earnest declaration of indie
pcndonco Of party in the discharge Of his
Senatorial duties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21

Mr.. G. A. Wctmore, the witness aTaigned
before the House of Representatives yesterday
for cOntumacy in tho Pacific Mail investiga-
ton. cannot fairly complain of his commit
ment to Jail. There may have been good
reason for his refusal to answer "A question
prepOunded by the Committee, although that
is not clear; but no valid excuse can be offered
for bis defiance of usage aud decorum when
brought to the bar of the House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21

Nineteen more members of the Legislature
have been induced TO take the new oath of
Office. The plea effectually brought to bear
upon them was that their failure TO DO so
would give rise ~ doubts as to the cOnstitu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21

supposed, all trustworthy and efficient, as the
Beard do not mention them at all, and steadily
ignore the fact that in their expertness 10
robbery lay the real Indian problem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21

Considerable interest WAS excited ycSter-
day in the Beecher-T iltOn trial by the action
Of the counsel for Mr.. 1iltOn i'll calling into
question the accuracy Of TIE TRIBUNE report
The only substantial occasion for the COM
plant was the accidental omission by the
stenogTapher of the word Gas" in writing
out his notes We do not see, how
ever, that it materially altered the sense.
The matter would be too trivial for notice
were it not for the fact that by common con-
sent Judge and counsel have turned to THE
TRIBUNE report as the authority of the court.
The introductiOns to the daily verbatim report
of actual proceedings (Which Mr.: Beach mis-
took for editorials) are prepared with great
care, with view of tightening the labor of
the casual reader and assisting him
to an intelligent comprehension of what
he may not have time to study in detail.
From the fact that the friends of both Mr..
TitOn and Mr.. Beecher have complained of
them. we suspect they have been as nearly
impartial as possible.
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3Teau!a)ork Daily Gribalate,
FOUNDED eY HORACE GREELEY

THURSDAY, JANUARY 81, 1875.
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Deatbs.
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slant, Mrs. ADELINE NJ. DlDlER,
widow of the late Edmund Didier.
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>Elll1 Marriaats. iH3la

In theoPresbyteriaa Church, Charles
town, on Wednesday last, the 18th De
cember, by Rev THOMAS Hopkins, Mr..
THOMAS MASEIN, of Moore6eld, to
Miss BESSIE THMBERLAKE, daugh-
ter of the late Ambrose Timberlake OF
Charlestown. ,.I. <c, ~, ,ur,, ...,I
- On the 9Th inst, in the Methodist
Church at Uniouville, by Rev. A. A. L.
Neel, Mr.. TOBIAS HENDRICKS to
Miss ELIZABETH. BANE, both Of
this County. 81 hIii an y , ~
ON the 14th inst, at the NJ. E. Church
South Parsonage, in Shepherdstown, by
Rev. A. A. Z. Neel, Mr.. MICHAEL
ptCROWL to Miss S. ELF ABETH
MADDOX, both OF, this County.
AT "Buena VISTA the residence of
the brides father, by the Rev Edward
II. Ingle, sMoRWMEB Nj ROGERS,
of Baltimore, to Miss JENNIE TAY-
LOE, of Martiusburg. r r,
On "Wednesday Dec. 1st.. inst, IN the
NJ. Z, Church, South, in Darkesville,
By Rev. E. L. Wilson, MI. j. A.
SHERRARD., to Miss ANNIE
STEWART, all ofBerkeleS county.
On Wednesday evening, the 18th OF
December, 1875, at the residence OF the
brides parents, by Rev, J. w. Smith,
Mr.. MASON MARSHALL of this
County, to Miss MOLLIE FULK,
daughter of Mr. Geo. Fulk, of Berkeley
County. IL,t-y,HRlIN -
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F,r the Register I.

Mr. Fa;.or!E.Some people have q
strange propensity to efoak IAN, ana preai W
failure in any enterprise tnat may oe
s,artsa bv auy one butthemselves. I our
"nr.snondent who writes respecting
Mr. SAnspacb's lecture and system, seems
assessed OF such an evil spirit. He
pprofesses to write as friend of Mr.. A.,
isbile his criticisms are not only uhkihd,
but not even based upon what be knows
OF Mr.. Auspach's, system, However ap-
plicable. they may be to other systems,
withwhiuh che gentleman seems fami!-
lar. lie condemns as illogical and ar
bi,rary," > system of which he knows
notlring for the lecture did not profess
10 detail the system-it only proposed
to show It's results, and in Mr. Auspachs
own case, 70 prove what the system has
accomplished, and be guaranteed that
he would enable others to do the same
You correspondentcondemns all system
of which he knows anything. and Mr.
Anspach's of which he knows nothing
perhaps he has a system Of bis own, by
Which ''profouud and original th'nkerS'
may i,eanabled to commit, even SUCH
little bursery rhymes as "Mary had a
lutte lamb, or twinkle, twinkle little
star Mr.. Editor,I beg you to 'mrge
unon your.corresp9pdent " make. known
his plan for strengthening and deysi-
oIng the memory, for if, as he asserts,
he knows it to he fact that ''many pro
found aud Original thinkers are SO de-
:icieut in the art of memorizing, what
IS to become of those who are neither
original nor profound. Until your cor
respondent develops his plan let him
not stigmatize as ''quackery" any sys-
tenn that Aprofcsses to stay the progress
OF ignorance aud mental stagnation;"
nor order its proposer, in slang terms,
to take a back seat. -
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For the Register.
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STATE OF VEST VIRGINIA,

Jefferson County, set.
In the County Court, November Term,
al. 1919. p 80
A L a County Court continued and held
II for said county the 10Th Gayof Novem-
Der, 1875. 4 AZ ~ q
rr Is. ORDERED That the Rates Of
Toll on Turupikes established at the last
JulyTerm of this County be set aside and
the following rates are established In lieu
thereof, and that the same be published In
the PAPERS of che County II II
For every Horse, Mare, Mule, Jack, jan
/, " der or Gelding : 4 4 30 / = lcts.
q" Same ut ., Gate ....,....l 2"
Z" Same led or driven 81 2"
Every or wheel Carriage or
Light Wagon and one horse TO-"
% 90 Each additional horse hitched
to same t~t 3"'
90 Horse and Cart )"
Farm or Road Wagon and two
Horses '''' I6"
g Same andthrce horses q. 49,"
8" Same and four horses 20"
g Same and five horses ~ % "
/" Same and six horses 2S'
s" Score I2O head) Hogs or Sheep 80
X Cattle 10"
j, There shall be no charge for returning
sanle day. Going to and returning from
Fuheralsand Divine Worship Free. Stock
driven to water and returning, Free.
Children going To and returning from
school wing certificate from Teacher of
attendance, One Dollar per year.
4 Copy-Teste.
/. l. = d . TIA. MOORE, Clerk
Dec. 4, 1875. st
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FODDER YARN for sale at
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.,
In the County Court, November Term,

In the County Court, November Term,
1873.
COUNTY COURT continued and
q held for said County, NOV III,
1873.
Ordered, That all Surveyors of Roads in
this county shall within ten days after
they are notified of their appointment
take the oath of officeas prescribed IN
chapter 1874, section &, Of the acts of 1872
8, and return copy of said oath to the
Clerk of the Comfy Court to be filed in
his office. All Road Surveyors who have
not complied with this order are required
TO do so within thirty days from this date,
The said Surveyors of Roads are requir-
ed TO make annually at the May Term a
report as required by section &, chapter
l9l of the acts of 1928, before their bills
will be audited.
No Road Surveyor will be allowed TO
hire extra labor, or TO make purchases TO
be charged 10 the ROAD fund of his-district,
without first having obtained written
authority from both The justices of his
district setting forth the amount he can
expeBd, r - - T rE9E
-yNoSurveyor, or srb-Surveyor, will be
allowed 20 employ his own wagon, teams,
ploughS, carts or scrapers, except in
proportion 10 iisalnount OF labor is COM
pared with others. - 49,
Road Surveyors will be required 10
return an itemized account of all eXpen-
'e' q. Gl cS Sas4. q scN
Il a - SIti A., MOORE, Clerk
Dec. 1. 1879. - 81
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State. of West Va.

81. JEFFERSON COUNTY, SGT:
In the County Court. December Rules,
81: %; ...'' 1875. .-..-
4 TRulcs beld in the Clerks Office of
u said Court, the first Monday in Decem-
Der, 1873. .. ,.. -.-
Morgan 4. Miller, John \. Rodgers,
William A.. Miller and John NJ .~Pinnell,
Cp-partners, trading under the namcand
style of Miller, Rodgers u Co., complain
ants. ..l!I.. .. ..fHi. ..-'-l
49, 49, against .- ..--f
Oliver Snc:man, Lycurgus F. Etchison,
james Grey aad Rollins Domer, Defen-
danls. q
.rt ''- IN CHANCERY. 60.
The object of this suit is to collect of the
Defendant, Oliver Sherman, as mortgage
in mortgage Deed to him BY the Detcn-
d;tllt, I.Icurgus T., ElchiSon, dated the
18th day July, 1874 the sim of one thou
sand dollars, with Interest thereon from
that date due the Plaintiff under the pro-
visions ofthe said Deed IN which said deed
the said Defendants james Carey and
Rollins Doner are also. named rs benei-
Charles. .,...... ,,- ......
happening by affidavit filed that the
Defendants james carey ana Roilihs DO
lner are not residents Of this State, they
are hereby required to appear within one
month after 1.-THE date OF, the first publica-
ton of,this order and .doiYhat is inecessa-
ry to protect their interest herein.
And ,isorderedtbat tiis order be pub
lished once aweek forfOur successive
weeks in the Shepherdstown Register, a
newspaperDupHslled in ths equity, and
posted at the rfoht door Of tfie Court
House of s-county, as the law provides.
AGopy-Teste.
e 80. L. n. MOORE, Clerk.
Bragonier & Trayers, pc. }
Dec. IL 1919. ~ 90 4W
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

re Jefferson County, set.
In the County Court, q November Term,
1879.
Alta COUNTY COURT, continued and
y held for said county, the 18th day of
November, 1879.
In the controversy respecting the Shep-
herUstOwn and Smithtield Turnpike Com
pany, il is ordered that notice be publish
ed in the Spirit of Jefferson, Register and
Free Press, that on the 1
HIRD'SATURD&Y IN NEXT MONTH
December,) commencing at ten o'clock,
\. ", an election will be held for Pre>i-
dentand Directors of said Company, w hich
so soon rs affected To- commence taking
toll OH said road on the ..! d.. ...EI
+, ISL DAYOF JANUARY, 1876.
Place of election, Toll Gate House at
Leetoyn. justices Helm and RentGh to
represent the interests of the county at
said election, and otherwise as in their
judgment may seem just and right.
- ACopy-1este. -
.Irr a-. iI, L. A. MOORE, Clerk.
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