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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-18
Cotrornlion \ clltes.

IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC PARkS.-
- PROPOSALS FOR COAL.-Seairt Pr1p0s1l5 viii be
rreve ~ TIE department 3j Cn!uu,1 y"
Sort rtfh Nov 49, 1873 800 for hn delivery ~
THO III DRIED Tons OF COAL. For nl particulars see
Citg Record No 'i'y Hal
IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS. -
kTpPNPO-A AIS ron LIGHTING THE PUBLIC IA MiS
VIII GAS-raie Proposals win be received ~ the above
Al NfH-N orb. ultH Noffnher
49, 1875 et9a O'Clock 20 light thr public nf- ON te
r.rzs &c WITH months commencing jann8ry
1919 For fuli part o. iy Recori' NJ" CITY
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Gorses, Garrlaqts, 6arnes9, &c.

4 KIND and sound family HORSE, IN ex-
ancr ~ hi. ug se-yic,s will no perfectly c'r-'i Tor
Cur Niut~I fy rnilc IAN 90 The tIntfy fr rIt
,nctH. &C. aI1rs-s p -. Box uSc. Newhltfh, p /.
GREAT SALE Of 10 .SE BLANKETS. Lap
"a I;oles. Far ard Bunair N'lgN-t hc tuig3' III IN
A. tct Ccslu1uy. Mercer o.. Grand are closing uu
ih..f INN i-t s'ori - rctIl lt tuer aho -lie iiI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-18

HAvktt Nov l7.-SFau!,i GvlC, 2l1G-lS. INehaace
n0f az Ui9t.c Staes o. days currency 100" W
pau ,hOft sisnt. i0l r. % prcuD tPt as 20 a. 1870
IL proclaim. n s.gnL ~ iol premium on Loh-Od
lslj i.rr,ufn fdCs. lZ.0 - l 10 lir sugar I1Wi
~. Ma Il D. = I4aI. ,.s + arrrne. NOteN" rar1t
yei iay TIA i2ug observed Uiay IL LOiOI " iuc
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1lnlntlGl.

DONDH0LDERS OF the ST. JOSEPH AND
- HEN lE q ~ T. T.. Ihe AASIiliS DIVISION o,
hTygN he kaasas Nov 3. ior the q" $1,000 amt
ire IS escru III; at steele civ, Ncorae"a. N0t D. i
90 Ogl untrl sgnrd COMMITTEE IN uena 81 loud
boil representing more than t~1hn' OF lhe entire Hs r
0 uplt- and lOA,iul.'s o. to sji, class who
uil. % uic with them vitnu the nrNt Nuda}- ~
r,GrganLstica agreements ana pa ~ eli o
bUr.I b,ctsary expenses. Fur luit.cr ih"ihatioh
ary 60 IuC-. T.. WHITE. IT.. secretary fuit-aiig Com
h.ltet, NO - WaIl,s,., noOi -, y. Y. titE.
G4sU. !. FDNtE~i, purchasing
J. AUGUSTUS JOHNSON, }C'.,,,,if-s
l.
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furniture.

EOR CASH BUYERS-VelyeteenS Carpets,
Nang- cloths Ca-.iiGcre OgercOs.ius. Horse and Bod
H!.ukris i}ursps isIcAtau, ~hrrtR phoistrry Goos
Lap ltOors. ANDREW LESTER * Co. 81 broai"'y
FURNITURE. CARPETS, and BEDDING
4 Iar.e si0ck. superior qualify, and low prices r. a.
COWPriIHNAIT a. COS. 10 APT III Chatham a.
f.ai 10 prioes for nNt 80 days, Chabosf ois
from ~: IT SUIT, from 40.
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Gi.n Real estate (Jr Sale.

FOR SALE-rwO LOTS on MadIson-aYe.,
"A bet won 81 aui S9t' ats west side also. = loi' %"
g-th It 20 feet of Madison ay' ~ Wy de-is
81 for Immediate mprOy will be sold NJ raduced value
0i '''' CHARLES roX. ~ Uss, 45lhs.
NOR SALE or TO LET--A bath-hOuse and
Z dwelling Apply 10 T.. ERBES 22i leari ~.
lNOR SALE-T0 LET furnished for Winter,
4 o 10 LEASE miarnshcd ht - ani small DWELL 10
ON and near INN. MasOn, and iaikaV Al -ItC any t.
duced rates Oficos, pluest or - Easi ~csen!eenth
Y. X. STEVENS n, IT.
EAOIES, Commissioner al Deeds, 10 Astor
~ Home JAQV1 =, Notary Pal lie, 20 Aston iuhe.
JAQCFS Commissioner for al -,atrh Ast'r house
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Sales bp Autilon.
Dsniisirr.

NITROUS OXIDE GAS.-Teetb extracted
= w!ho-l pllq. ~. nAsBIouck. i9rms-iy "ger'tor
tOpns makes spec aly ~ the use 81 me gas uF tde
painless 81 tosg at l,i3i Buai"sy, C0uer OF
2Ghet.
SOMETHING NEW CHEAP and BEAUil-
- EUI.-Ny Rn-n Pearl Plates nd'Htiug color lnd sub
siaDc' foF ati'la o." e2erl everything hriftnIs o.
beauty gharss, needs only ~ r soon
made ia day. and only tiJ 20 80 per
SET On and misc. Also best Rubber sets if3m SO 90
SIS Gold AMI .iItiEs SIS ST. Extracting unirr ga.
T. e. v ATT 80 Eat Tve.iJ th I'll -. near hf-haht
1--WE ARTIFICIAL TEETH constructed 10y
! Dr. GEO u. MODINiAEN, 532 jdsye. men 3Ut;i-st,
pruGO b an t0 De the tIOHning hght VI oehl art
hest srts so 80 so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-18
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YcRK, Nov. II. 1875.
The real estate transactions at the Exchange
saesr0om to-day were as follows:
~ Blackwell & Rii'rr.
] frame hon>e with lot on the 81 v 'th' M,
81 100 Il Of adayc lot 2JxlOiJ; IaooD Oe--- S''uoo
BB JGius- ~. MUIR.
frame house. vi ii plot on ~" OF it'I o.n
lane %20S n 81 Ilihave plot 321b PhIp' Ff'-'"
let's OF the n 72dst 200 II 81 2ddyt each D ooo
xlO22: Catherine VI Jones ......-.- --- - 10 wv
lot on the list ST. 175 ~ Of @davc 2b1lon4 .oo
Catherine NJ. Jones N'''o
M Stseis CO.ffT.
Q fours basement brown stove frnt huu'"s,
rs 4, lots on ; : 5Sth-t 2i5 Il " Of Sth ave. -
each lot 2oxlO RernheliDer Bros ..-----'%aooDo
BIZ =. B'fs'i|rN Son.
story brick tenement " ~ l0t, an tlr q S0l NfHt
5ih at 80 u of l0jhavc, lot 2jNiOo3; bu o -oo
cha"rn
,tory hous with lo o. the : s0f have 20 80.
22dsf lof q WOO. Pane i<@''
By D. T. Ia "relee & 70. "a
! 2.stnry enf bsaement hr'wl'stone 'ioui hn'rf WIZ
lot 81 West SIth,t 81 n " Of shave i'l ooo
20siO22; ~ nbcThr ser JILL
haseiLtnf brow r-st"1o fJnt h"n-r WIN
lot afi1uir" above. lot 'giG22; " 'eulN' . r'"'o
/ Nit Of land bOrnded 3 Ra-rettn. fead Nerhrl
Bar AVID Co-t1-sVrS. s1r. 3Xl I! 'N2oj.'Al0of
xg9X453 G129i J27i Geo Nllct.--''.'... i1''"i
T. ~. JtfioT & r.
pict NJ land COZ rauhclhi $40, .o.o
CCxl5O T. fremont II S,iaDffr Wv
r. n BrVTn.
| Mot 81 ard on W>si ctnn-svc. het lObth snd go
l7O.hst size. l2JxlZ2T Geo Madlnghan Si'uiV
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proohlnn propsrin Go fei.

FURNISHED houec 10 iet-A large handsomely
furnished residence contains every modem y psoHemeii
cur n bin room. Let I'm btOoklvu Ecfy iCt2u1ho
Tentto drsr'ir party Adircf1 .. o; 4s3, y y y %
rI'O LET or for SALE, $50 CarltOn-ave, near
\ Prospect Par:-lesutif'l 2storv. high st0pp. brown
sione al improvements: airy IA rIrtcia-s order
ri LAND * WHITING, Beosm3l .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-18
Diuioeno Noilees.

ATLANTIC PAcfIC RaIIgoiD COMPANY, /
OFF WoP RPcsWRRs, 81. LOUIE Nov ~, 1871
FINHE past due COUPONS on the First Mort
gage Bonds and Real Estate Bonds Of the Pacific Rail
road Of Missouri anl the south Pacific RAILROAD Company
rirs Mortgage BOnds will be paid nj THE National Bank oil
Commerce Ia the Oity of Nes-YoIk rrescntatiOn.
THOMAS a. BUCKLEY,
OLIVER GARRISON, Z HooOlyers
JOHN IA. BEACH,
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Connlrn l]roper!n Go Get.

ttInn PER MONTH. FURNlSHED-Com-
- fOO iortablo suburbsu RLslbENCE, ~ IIouis
ganien 8 horse dcrof: paVrnrnt-. fs bot ana
cold water, up; only 40 minutes from foot OF Liberty
1rttueht ali NiitilA iRItte
ADDRESS ONNER fi"X lsi. Elizabeth. y. ].
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS Oh REAL EsTATl

CITY.
iIsr u.s. \ ny ty', : Nominal
ognb Siaed ara ",s,sn. 90 WV 4 " stewart Nominal
so q, ~ 80 y, tS ., g. saS si2 900
Hnde' II. ~" h'". = a. 81 s-i' ~
2ni 1T ponn a'o ', 1871 '' , 1000
4Ith , : 200 o., o tT is,o" 1900
Ws'.r1r = :, an ~ I,rS Ni,c.i 5000
IS ia ~. Er @ o. r,7e nui,or ~ 1880
o.; - 9, 800, W., - Sf F,; a,tsl ao 1900
22is' ~ % @2 ,,orr +,J1y p''' 1920
cTap1 esto : - ~ .Gi, % 1 Ul,1c 2Icoo
1'ths' .i25n W - o., nce. 30 Ism 81 N'ot Pr'er
lev Robinson 0c 10 pIritoal, james stewart ana 40 IA,
7Gfrsi y = go e II 81 49, a~e 2o,s'' Ia Le-Ip"t.n
avry ifcgrl. Adrian Johe. IcirlceioJffrmHb ono
47ti st. s. go II q IN ,ye 2oxioe, rrrianin , oo
wheel wright aud w : t''i'' 20. g ,c N"'''
Tex csrr,y any 80 t., ;;S % " ." 10000
Gr r-,S -, ars "' I'D T. 10 oie sria $4,000
''r- &c. - :; .. ~ ~ 1000
90 w . so - = 400 i '' '''"' -'>'' In 1900
4tS.r - NOT q ~ 2o,Go leasei'o sane . am
A. e., l055 I Of 5rtn..t, 2ov9', lea-s GA; ooo,
- , e,;-; IRE, ~ + r. zen. . 80. 49,. 5000
QUIT r,'r a 4, ' ~ ID cf. ~ u,lS7
pr .. ,as .,,,', t. ~ ~ '.yc.1a6 -. 10. 90
AN ' If b. = ~ ,.'' o,o 10000
l5o,~.s,.' =, 600 Il v { sti'vc. 900 ''eli IS,
15rtN.sf, 90 n v 81 ~ 'fe .'.L 70 ,""'ni 90
~ ~ =, 10 5sI o.Scn9,.cr 1000
- e .o e., ~ i,,ri. l"soo
foa'ilJ j. y. s,yAGE. Deputy He-isser
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Boukiua Gonees an0 pdnaers
Dirioeno Notices.

" ,ar,,ss,,. =, ~, p.upo,p COMPANY. TGEAsrHER's
uTPAEIaFNf PHIi ABE ruiA, NOV. J. isfo,
NOTICE to STOCKHOLDERS ne bot nd' "a
y ftre- ors has this day declared QUAhIEti pdNl
DEND o. TWO PER CENT on the Gap.al .tA o s,orI
nr ce~ 10, ali taycs DAD able on apd amer NVf ~ l"
n iers a. rsglstere Oh the books al y NJ oci 81
A'N''i' - BAYAItO BUTLER, Ifoaruei,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-18
Real estate 90 grehanse.

BLOCK Of low priced LOTS in Brooklyn un-
ID sncap,bered EXCHANGE for improved property In
eu-York brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-18
Gteamjoals nn0 Rallroa0o.

4 IBANN. -tsrcGt reduction IN fare b.
- lEJtlr.S LIS ST. AIR 'AFS.
with rOmfOrtib stIir-rpbhs Waiincn ~ S,cam pp@
lir~f p} +iigo ouly .----.----r W
Pt--a-e ANT nc % ----- bo
Leaving nail, l~undlys eSOept.d at "a from iier ~
N0rii River, loot pt tlnl =,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-18

BRIDGEPORT, and ~ points on tiousato1ic
tl.i Nahga.urt .iallTOls Hare ~, steamer BRIDGE
pthF,ts Catlluu -lpat II 30 g. M ana bridgeport a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-18
Business Chances.

A TTENTI0N of Capitalists and Scientific
y men Is invited 90 MoDE! Of CDWAN,o HEAIlSG
APPARATUS Rv this wonderful invention all and every de
ecrpton OF builings be HEATED FHEE OF COST;
1t / practical operation in England. France, Russia and
recently In this CUnntry.
nRUG STORE FOR SALE-One Of the best
~ situated "a IN Worcester Address ior par
tculars EDWIN A. WARIIEN. Wnrceatef Mass
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GAS STOCKS.
=, E&gI4,g& MErg9r2tIrA 4. n MTFl AZ AE2
and Al sinds OF hioo@n aud e~ 4o. as Sc ldtes dealt
room -. 80 BroadsL. X. y.
NOTICE.. An persons are hereby notified
TlFK BA%X OF Ni3lv.Y0IR, az follows: No- ga .4lG
o, rlO,'-,er, ShaVsyic Depot 4 u ~ o. y. Re- on
Size ugat of sept win ny u5hk, IIe io7l o,,,i 80
S SS.S ' IL, i' sane '' Nm t. HiGEN Jackson Mss.
NOTICE.-Nolice is hereby given that 20
~ ESG7 OF I9e Ia, az Y a a t,v ff,i
HA,s-, s,b - - 10 - inclusive we're
SfOLsS itol, De FIh-i NArloNAI GANk, rlrl"ToN'
ton against e-cas1r The pdyaont Of the prime pal and
'~'''''' vi t. PHINNY, Treasurer.
SCRANTON NOV. S, 1876.
1--WE FUNDED BONDS of the WEST
I WISCONSIN, RAILWAY COMPANY now ready.
s1G benz SS' S s sas S ao
soGd in toir oourOns bonds The s0me Tor a.
seIe Nh u S S'. csS co Of To. E1wsy CoaSy
BroAaTsy. >. h. rKOw3hIDGt seoi.1aFJ.
@BO OO0-TO LOAN ON BOND and
~ !O,OUO MORTGAGE az PER cent 70" tern Tern ., o.
ycata coru ,ons; principals netd ony lpPy Apply 70
j. ". C. LEvEK1DGE, 80 y Dnare-st -
KOUNTZE BROTILEh&, Ba2lherS,
70 Val ST., Nes0 T0rk, atl01o interest
an dcD0sfts. draac Bills an London q
Paris: also issue Letters Of CTed@
0g0izo51e in tie principal cities o6road.
Investment Securities for SALE.
no FEE GENT. INHERENT
0@ Cd Can ana full description Of prop
no. Gl broadway N y
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4 Between SEW -NDnK and Boston.
~I4NfNtfTDN LINE.

SION NOTION LINE.
The Cirg4 uf steamers RHODE ISLAND. EARRAnAN v
SI1t AMI ~TONtAtirO leave 81 NJrth Liver foot Of
Jay 81. daily except >uuiayei. "a f3D A. ~.
flroagh 49, k.f~ 81 principal Nty England puia- Al
DapOs olcr. STATE soouret 10 u.rr.
Westcott tAl Tcs- CGupNHy. anD - ..lg hfua way.
PROVIDE. CT las b. ,lJrctt.
iNips EIttfhA sHt Ga LATkA t"aSC Pier 21, ~ r.
FOOT a. uspu--t diy tevetUt ~audAi s., 20 b.
ID r,.ot comm Cit oI 10 Worcester enl ,uiuts beyond
Frr!stts Tier line taken - lowest rates.
T.. " AtFs, q. 4. AEt 10. =. LABttt * President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-18

IT :
II EH.V.I1RK. METRpPOLITAN MUTT Al, AID
MANHArFAN GA~ SIOCES BOUGHT As 0DLD .
al gnds OF BiODA aud Sv" Oh l,ts Sc lnts dean
Muy bi- D. H. iti.', -. =. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-18

XSynlTE STAR LtEE.
FOR QUFEESTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARIsNING Ith
UNITED STA l'fe> MAJ
STW AND FCLLPOWEHED STEAM 5HfPS.
York Az tpA ~ from llf"ipOi on
THU..sDAh :, calling nc Cora titi'or each "ty.
PH.TAN AIl. SAIi ..IgAI, Nov. 20, NJ a. IA.
GERM SIC. ~ATt EDAI, No. p, ~ . =. M
CELII,, SATURDAY, Dec ), at go a. ~.
AU.lI-IC. SATURDAY. Dec -. ~ o. N
VtTVIC. ATT kDAN. Dee. =, ~ $50 a. m.
IRON nun While STAR DOCK, flEt 30 NORTH
RIVER =, - -. - lin.
and unsurpassed IN aiC .ufAou iir -sno slater t"oe
sr,olirL ant bath placed ani hp-, whore J
md motion are c-, aHoidng degree Oi Cohl'i
tx s--~aiio1 IS 80 aud slco golA Ietutn Ticket
on fayfIah. terms storage RS
IIatt- ir.u Al upward ~,
tor oa o and ether Information s3r'y at The
u. J. COLTS. ACeNt
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DENNSYLNANIA RAIAROAD.-rH


1 6kEh TRUNh I.lNEASD UNITED SfAFEa NALL
.OUTF Truns l.ase New York fot De,bro,,es aad
FNmcss Tor liar .lar ,'sllrgh tho W.si ard soath
With PAL uan Palsc" care rita d, 800 me- and 50
For iii.msrot ard took haven wa philadelphia and
Viii .nisFoit Haven. Cory. sni llit. D. m o,n.
nrctug a. CJuy for llia''a ir0icu ,tt,r aid tn, Oh
fo Hd lrore, washington sfi he south lin
ingtoo ENIs,, oi tnina A.-9f s d.. &C .pt sunday
$ 40 a. u,r ana y, N SUM. Pm =,
NE 20 = 70 D. ~ NJ ' mi ~ l6p Sa. -; q,
4 o. j. 4. Z. asd T. LngiAli an r,conl clss pm
t Ss sia S AZ aSS ~ 20 :. 81 TO- c 80
a.. 10. li5o p NJ, abd - nigat suaoay. a. M;
80 ~, = iiilse,ii s. 6a 74o y . - II 3 m II ~,
5 90 i 81 - ID + Il go FAD s' T. i a o' 9 s. Sig
| 9 a. o. - a 80 . ana $40 /. M ''
2 or i "a, % g. So. 55o 3D. IN n $50
Z, > II. ~, sud Il ngh1 SUNDAY, 5:2U. 8
FOR Wecitris Perm Anboy aud south AmOoy. and 10
foi SOW GGlssi / aud y IN, . 3l9 $40 70
| 81 p u. ard - 8nt sunday ; No. and /. ~.
For Kiueslou ara a,sy no = az. llOp IN.
ior irnc,,0u, !. A. a ul. 1880. :. 10 spi ..
| FOR LambcrSE lis 9J) q. r.. ., $40. t.a ..
for tiemugtn' 4iiAsoui ard bc'hi,io $50 - ana
nlon. Bonrn,owu. Burlington aad Clmaon 20 and
| ESQ a. IA. ~ 90 :, I. . AMI 3. u'
| Poi faru lgso sad s-i.an. 100 =. ~, and T. n.
Pr ighs,OWu. frtUp. and Cair. VIA Perm Amb0y
| . 30 b. IA. aud VIA Moan 'ulb JuDctOi. f.iO L. IA.
| AMI 10 q. M. va Molmo ~ .itn elton. ~"
u N ant p M. daily ~ i0a. ard 900 p H. dslly
exoept Monday, Foia Wa@hu iop AMI Bsiraolc G. - a m
se,on Gi' IT, I 20 IS ols is6 i5i m f:sf s TIE
,5 a. Go No. 'iS "a 80 20 Is ~ and i T'S 04
d,ess ' 81 9 be.r 80 snI ana M NO A' House
soS1p 9 s A s9 ono Nc no. qa iS sao hoOOhon
| FRANK THOMPSON. Gen era Manager.
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tkFfUoIItVN WLkNHANIN. LINE, Tor
~ ALIAhh fit'N. ar, "a CarsAil.-S,eaiaeg J. ~
S5uuNtII f.'u l1.r So ~. H., Franklin Mon DAYS.
WaDN vs. DAYS. FRIDAYS. .. 10. Ere, - c,1.s
j. ~. IA SrOY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-18

4 NfI.AN AXE AND iilll ISON NANAl4 W.
OWING aud operating the only rouie 60 COOP r-tow,
IIoye's liuson Naratceii Lake George ana
u9.-. On eSe chan lain Might trans al steamers from
N Yok connect at Albany sRd TOy VITA morning TIA ir
me- sy I. sisaiErr- midday rains IN evening tfnns
fo. all tDo above nsai,d places. - - MAYO ucht Psss
- Y my II - l. Al lLl,-L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-18
Ocean CLEANERS.

ENMAN LINE.-Fixed Southerly Course.
RoysI Mall Steamers appointed 70 sail follows
FOR QUEEN Slows AND LIVEkPOOL
CITY OF BROOM SATURDAY, Nov. 20, at III A. m.
CiTY OF CIIFSTIR. ATURDAl Nov. ~. at p. M.
CRY or MONTREAL ATuRDAY, Dec 4, NJ ? m.
CITY or BENIIN ..... "a RI RDAY Dec. IL. At
CRY or RfCIiNOS u. SATURDAY. Dec. IL, At a. m.
IN succeeding SATURDAY, from I1er -. y, TX.
RATES OF PASSAGE
CABIN $50 80, ana 300, gold.
STEEKhGB S2S cHTtoucy. Drafts ss1ed n lowest rates
Cabin Passage and general business apply at the Com
panys Office No 10 broadway. For Steerage Passag al o.
e fnahM Iirr q. y u JOIik q. ia u, ARelIt
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1875-06-17
Helena, Montana, Thursday, June II, 1875.


One of the feminine newspaper correspon-
dents closes critical review OF Senator
Booths physiognomy with the remark that
IF there is any destiny in a mans face,
Senator Booths will carry him to the White
House." But there isn't. The person who,
Of all others whom we have met, has the
most poetical cast of features, and seemed
destined to become the Byron of the present
aye is now clerk in New York coal-yard,
and has no idea of going into poetry. The
most sensitive, refined and spiritual counte-
nance we ever had the pleasure Of gazing
upon belonged to q young man who was
regular ':big bonanza, of awful blasphemy.
we remember seeing meek-looking little
bow. with faxen hair. clear blue eyes, and a
delicate blush on his smooth cheek, bashfully
enter Sunday school and take seat in the
corner. One of the young lady teachers ap-
preached him and tenderly said: Little
boy. won't you recite your verses to me Z!
The little boy did not burst into tears, as the
teacher evidently expected he would; but
with marked emphasis he planted his heel
npon the desk in front Of him and delivered
himself of a negative remark Of such start
ling profanity that it is not permitted us to
indicate, even by initials and dashes, the sub
stance of his speech. He is now grown to
be :. man. The same clear blue eyes contrast
! with the delicate pink on bis cheek, the same
flaxen hair wreaths his forehead and gives
him look of sensitive innocence; and when
last heard from he was pursuing the avoca-
ton of river thief on the Lower Hudson
! Worcester Press.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1875-06-17
One Of the Heavy Weights.

A stranger with no guile in his face and no
overcoat on his shoulders, wandered into
clothing store in Newport, the other day, ard
asked il he could be fitted with spring over
coat. The proprietor promptly answered in
the affirmative "You spead very positively,
replied the stranger. II am bigger than you
take me for" The storekeeper was still pos
tive, that he had coats that would answer.
81 am pretty heavy man.. said the strang-
En-, II will bet you five dollars that you cant
guess my weight into one hundred pounds:
The man was not particularly large, and this
astounding challenge entirely diverted the
seller of clothing from the ordinary course OF
business He took the wager, named his
guess-about a hundred and sixty pounds
the money was put up in the hands of third
party, and all started off for a pair of scales,
and the stranger balanced two hundred and
ninety pounds Of weights. The storeman
looked sad and puzzled. With smite that
was childlike and bland the stranger took his
money and walked off without saying any
| thing more about the overcoat- 1t has since
| been learned that this man wears alead jack
! ct. and has been making an honest living by
playing his scurvy trick upon unsuspecting
dealers in clothing. He came from Connect
lieut.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1875-06-17
-.-s-l = 'S<D -
Female Society.

1t is better for you to pass an evening once
or twice week in lady's drawing room,
even though the conversation is slow, and
you know the girls song by heart, than in
club, tavern or the pit OF a theatre All
amusements of youth to which virtuous wo-
men are not admitted, rely on it, are deleteri-
Gus in their nature. All men who avoid fe-
male society have duh perceptions, and are
stupid, or have gross tastes, and revolt against
what is pure Young club swaggers, who
are sucking the butts of billiard cues all
night, call ladies' society insipid. Poetry is
uninspiring to jockey; beauty has no
charms for blind man, music does not please
poor beast who does not know one tune
from another; but as an epicure is hardly
tired of water sauces and brown bread and
butter, can sit for a whole night talking
with well regulated, kindly woman about
her girl Fanny or her boy Frank. and enjoy
the evenings entertainment. One Of the
benefits derived from woman's society is
that he is bound to be respectful to her. The
habit is of great good to your moral man, de-
pend upon it. Our education makes us the
most cminently selfish men in the world
ITNckerU.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1875-06-17
Hls Honor sets II Trap.

land this is William Spinner, eh % inquir
cd His Honor of u brick-haired young man,
whose back was covered with mud.
''Yes, SIR
''They found you in an alley; it was night
you were drunk; when they hauled you out
you was as ugly and pompous as the King
of the Cannibal Islands. Is this true:'
1T was my birthday, and suppose took
a glass too much, replied the prisoner. "lt
is the last time, however; you will never see
me again.
"Let's see-~hayen't you an old mother to
suppert?"
Yes-yes, sir. She's good old lady, and
she'll feel badly about this.
'.And you have to support two OF three
young sisters?"
Eyes, three Of them-poor little girls
His Honor removed his spectacles, wiped
the apple on his coat sleeve, smiled blandly,
and remarked:
s'What an awful liar! Why, man, l know
all about you! You are one of the greatest
loafers in Detroit, and l don't believe you
have q relative on earth.'
The prisoner cast his eyes down and could
make no reply.
.'Tn mark you down for sixty days. con-
tinued the Court; ''that's thirty days in which
to get YOU washed up, and thirty days more
to get acquainted with yourself. .'-Detro't
Free Press.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1875-06-17
SllermaM'S Book.

Of General Sherman's book the New York
Herald says: ''Some military critics think
that it would have been wise for him to have
ignored the subject altogether, leaving to his
tory the adjustment of his own fame. Others
recall the generosity shown by President
Grant in restoring to him his protest against
the attack Of Vicksburg-an attack which
was successful against Sherman's judgment,
and was the real Foundation of the Presidents s
military fame-and contrast this with what
appears to be desire upon Shernans part
to invite controversy with the President.
Others regard the book of General Sherman
as simply tribute to the West Point ''aris-
tocracy," which was so unfortunately domi-
nant during the war, and an attack upon the
volunteer system and volunteer generals.
General Log gan, in correspondence with a
Philadelphia paper, published yesterday,
makes the apt point that if General Sherman
did not think him fit to command after Nc
Pherson's death, General Grant did think him
fit to supersede Thomas, greater General
than Mcpherson and holding higher COM
mand. This point we think aptly taken. The
friends and admirers Of Nr. Stanton are pre-
pairing to yindicatc the great Secretary from
Sherman's severe assaults. So that we are
really embarking upon discussion that bids
fair to be more If Interesting than any we have
had since the war"