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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-15
S0NyETs From OVER THE SEA.
James RvSscu L0ioeu IL the July Atlantic.
ENGLISH BORDER.


As sinks the sun behind y0n alien hills,
Whose Ecathcr-rurpcd s.b~. In glory rolled,
Plush nli lay Thoughts " in innneids,ry g"ld,
Wat ping of vague regret ms fancy tiriisf
II re lis enchanted grOuId tAc peasant tiils,
Where thc shy ballad dared IFS blooms iniOlu
Aud mciuorv's glamor makes u " siicis seem old,
A. when LIE some vanished dream iuliilis;
Netn,t to thee belong these painless Tears,
Land loved ere seen: fore M darkcn"d eIcs,
From far heyOnl the waters and the years,
Horizons mute thai wait their poet rise;
The stream h. .Olc iuc fades ana disappears,
Aud ia the Charles the western -llcddof dies.
ON BEING ASKED FOR AN AUTOGRAPH IN
VENICE.
Amid these fragments of heroic days
When tholght met dDel with mutual pas.on's leap,
There sits a Fame Whose s:.ent trump uaat. "heap
What short-Ived rum0r Of ourselves W. raise;
They had far other estimate nj praise
Who STAMPED the sislet of their sDils - deep
In art and action. and Wunse memories Keep
Tier night Ike stH-S abpNC our misty WAYS:
In tuls gave presence 10 record NY name
Something wit.in Inc hangs tie mead ard shi!nas
Dun we're the soul without so.ne JJy IN lame;
Yet hrIe 10 claim remembrance were, inciIiinas,
Like linn who in the ucsc'i p avail ir.,idr,
Noiches has 1ocauey initials Oh tic sphinx
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE


napgin. a. a q cor Houston -, 75xiDOi iinrtt W
RI WIDOW and Elizabeth v'o o. .. .o'n.n
rsoNrlns ~ " :. 80 n q Iiousons 2sxon
water rgi,is Sci hS'oe'h = "no 81 '... 10000
Water 81 ~ o 1889, 2l1x7l also rooms on gar way
abou, i9ye phan *, 70 h'' .'. 5000
wsi.I It go IN ,sLoHoSS II 1890
eohst, CT sdHFs' -0A'7' .''.'.' 5000
a2is, $3.50 e OF 2"aye "ioA'o ~ oA . 600
iG;h.st : 3 IA Il v n SHAVE, 2Oxlo D Snhit
tuav,l ana ] = ClalnboTlIin, trustees 10 baeL' 900
hurt f2i years, per YEAR Wv
5lt,l go 1t Oh ID ave- I'A oOoi An'o $1,000
S7i re 4 OIL li'n ave. 400
6sts' ~ - T. aS s Of . 400
sgsi ; 10y , Nv VIZ, Of 0cSGno 1900
liet1"s -, 100 coz nav . 1900
Ave b. y cor OF l2'hst oi'AiVoi i'on"'' $4,000
Al y, ian n 40 5x.,s: same 10 ssyne..... 10000
2daye SOL I q 81 i-a'hs' -oAoo' . 1900
lG,tsye M p- ~ q. ii''n d. 1900
LfAss RECORDED GAO
Fuitonst No liS yesrs pei
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What and Ho,0 to Read, by G. A. +. VAN

What and HoO to Read, by G. A. +. YAK
RnYs d. Appleton Il Coz, Is Intended as guide 10 re
cent English literature, presenting classified list oil
hooks published in England AMI America during the las
five years. with critical remarks. ana suggestions con
corning ter literary character and position. T' seIeo-
ton Of titles wide ground, showing remark
able of industry the part Of the compiler, aud
n familiar acquaintance with the current literature vi
the day His remarks in the Introduction 70 the volume
eynce u terminating judgment, aud in soto eases
lively Iquancy OF expression, ani cuIot ii " Dc a.
trac,ive as we'll las informing 10 young readers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-15

Intoductory German ReIder, by DR.. EMIL
OrrO, edited by EDwAkD s. JOrSrs, n. A. III Holt a
Co and f. w. CArsie1 contains selection OF extracts
from standard German authors, adapted TO the Use OF
beginners in the study Of tue language, accompanied
with brief notes explaining the grammatical and lido
matte forms TIE manual has evidently been prepared
with knowledge and judgment, aud will serve both
a. an agreeable ard an effective intr0d1cti0n 10 TN
treasures literature The notes especially af'
iudicous and IN many will supply the place bhh
If grammar and dictonnry, although petty full w
cabuiary il appen led TO the volume.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-15

UPRIGHT PIAN0S-iarge and superior as
u s0rtnett FOR SALE or Ri.S r at OUVRIrR& SONS
Eanufac ;eI 81 West 13thst between 6th and 6thsves
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.Yopw. Monday, June IA, 1879.

There was but one sale at the Exchange 10
day Richard " Harnott scld. by order Of the supren'
Court, tenement house Ninh-st near Avenue q; nc
tails all be found below.
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AUCTION SALES or NEWYoRK REAL L7IAL'''
M Riehoyi T. HG,asu, . -.
IN. story brfek dw,lpg end store NfopO; one %
ras tenement fr,arl vita lot, on tue ith .lde on
az feet east Of Avenue " lot 1'sVS'o Wv ~ '''
I.lniuiiu klOXlO
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Auction Sales Of Real Cetatc.
Real Gsia!e CO exchange.

Real Gata!e Go Cfthause.
4 BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME Mt Sum
~ nit y scGos hori', ~ 2ud clloa ioyAo
furnacs siaD garden trait shade, $3.50
gage $1,000 exchange Brooklyn house. J. d.
cONDiCf, liJ broadway.
E.-Chicag0 and Michigan REAL
E1 I3rArE Tor ibis ely nearby property. JAMES
BROWNING, 81 br'Itway
FE'O EXCHANGE for Brooklyn property
FAHA of 20 acres soci bind fair house aud outbum
ms Ptconc Ray L0ug Island.
rutland - HITTING feekmaR.st.
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For Hoys and Young Msa-country
A BOYS BOARDING SCHOOL, Eiizahot'i,
"a r. J. ites. ]. C. WSCHoFF, Piisell..l.
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Corporation Noiitcs.

EARTH FOR HARLEM FLATS.-The Com.
~ mi>smer o Public Works G.sres clean earth to
certain parts of Hay.m Flat. Parties having such material
within reasonable hauling distance wLinh they wiling
give to the CITY, I'D ~ abatng requested
cate with IN. Commissioner Of Public NorAs lis
Office city Han FOR PARTICULARS Tie City Record Copies
for sale at No. 2 city Hall.
GEALED PROPOSALS for making repairs
- piers at the vi 22l and 21ths. North River
and No. ~ kaat River w be received the uf
Department VI Docks until II o'clock Of Frasy
IL, 1876.
For fun information. city Record. Copes for
city Han.
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Tar Yourr Lajies-Cisy.

VyNDrRG ARTEN. Al Fast 43l-st., near
~ Ma e,n ave oldesf ali bes. kindergarten ID mo cry
All Tie FrOSbsl OecapAuoIs ia1gat tiorgiSlty
and tc,slers -cfs all iiie7 s'Pt-'
with klpiercsrtneTs. Miss r.. N. coz PISA
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New Publications.

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Mem 1ersen Real estate for GATE.

4 LII wanting CHEAP HOMES, easy terms,
. 4 send FOR circular - r. r. KELLOGG, Broadway.
A SUPERB CHATEAU, in complete order,
~ with modern lmpr ysnentA 70 POLLS Jam, ra'o i o.
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&c Tor "a III or woall De RENTED furnished, near Vest
H. III station the Curl Railroad al NeNJefs} Ahul''
A. \. D., Box VA. 3,J79 New-iork POstohoe.
ORANGE. n. j., SPECIALTY.-Great variety
" PROPERTY .Or SALE ali RENT once DOuIr, l too
D. IN l. IL. GERRY, 80 Nassau -, aid Orange, opposite
depot
6T3 MILES. or less than one hour from New
J. York kIie Railroad. near ssailns eniioi .s"o
buildings. n.eniy "vpS
together HltE TWO c,~s horse poultry,
way'Is. p,a"nta Of every tesrs Iilo" l an'
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l. THE WORK OF GOD IN GREAT BRITAIN, UNDER
MESSRS. MOODY AND sANhEY. BY RUFUS W. CLARK,
d. d. l3mo PIP 81 Harper q Brothers
e. THE AMERICAN EvANGELIsTs, D. L. MOODY AND
IRA ID. SASkEY IN GREAT BRITAIN And IRE
LAND. by JoHN HALL ID. d. and GEORGE ii. STUART.
l2mo. pp. 455. Dodd Mead
complete narrative of the extraordinary re-
ligious which has aroused deep interest
among all classes of society in Great Britain is presented
In each OF Theses two vOumes. Although prepared by
different hands, they drawn from the materials,
the subject 10 treated from similar points Of view, md
both exhibit equal sympathy with the aims and meth
DDS the American rcvvalrts OF whose labors they
furnish copious record Tie first Of the above named
works is from the pen OF the Rev. DR.. CLARK, who has
given accurate History VI the progress VI the move
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-06

Judge spelr.-Nos GOA, 1922. 1854 1870, ll74 1852,
1894 9lo, 495 oTo, 1889, 1913, 100. 1870 1898.
SUPERIOR COURT-GgNERAL IERM-Held bY
Chief Justice Monell and Judges Freedman and
sedgwlcK.-Nos. 2 3 20 %, 81 SO. "a, So &c. 81 49,
80
SUPERIOR CoURr-SPECIAL TKRM-Held by Judge
Van YOTst.-Nos. 70, 80, 40, 81, "a
COMMON PLEAs-GENERAL fERM-Held by Ohief
Justice Daily and Judges Robinson ana Larre-
m0re.-NOs. &c. l0A, 100, l07 los, 100, ITO, SIC o.
liz, 1l3, ia us, 49, 1T, 20, So 90, ~, 81.
COMMON PLBAS-lRIAL TERM-Part Held bY
Judge Loew.-Nos. 2S6h, ISL " 523 40S 1865 1882
49, 1881 1891, 1897, o67, 1852, 604 lab Part 2-Ad
Journed Tor the term.
MAKIRB CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge 6ro5s.-Nos 1850, 1885, BIOS, 1859 22l7 1913,
80 2335 1887, 1889, 234l, 2344, 1881, 2352, $780,
Part 2-Held Nv Judge Joachimsen.--Nos. 10, 2-Ss,
1907, 2gg7, 1909, 1918, $780, 20d3 2l74 2205, $50,
1881 23a2 1893, 2334 Part 3-Held by Judge
Alker-NOa 1862 1921, 25o1, 3ls4. 1899. 1897, 33i2
340l 3463, 1921. 81 "a, 1915, 32I7, 3437, 1889.
COURT or GENERAL SEssIoNs-Heid by Judge
Sutherland.-The People vS. James casey John
Hunt and Richard Bourn, robbery; me VS.
William smith, burglary same vs. James marc
ney, burglary same vs. James Johnson, iel0nlouS
assault and battery; Same Va. John Weltzel ielo-
NOUS assault and battery; same Vs. Richard
DavidQe, felonIous assault and battery; same vs..
Charles Bretherton. felonf0us as aut aud battery
Same VS.. PraneIs Boz lie, grand larceny; Same W..
John Morgan. grand larceny; same va Jacob A.
Morris, grand larceny; Same VS.. George Bash,
grand larceny; Same James Dock, grand
larceny; Same va. James Johnson, false pretence;
Same vs. Mary Ann O'Carr0li, petit larceny Same
Va. Paul Hogue, petit larceny
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-06

THE CONTINENT SUES ON oSE-HUyDKED
DOLLAR CHECK

THE CONTINENT SUES ON oSE-HUyDKED
DOLLAR CHECK.
An action was tried yesterday 10 this Court In
which the government was the pistntr and the
National Chemical Bank the defendant Tie &C.
ton Was brought 70 recover $780, the amount Of
check which passed through the bank and into
the Treasury under the following circumstsnces:-
The bank transmitted the cheek in question to the
Treasury, the same having the indo1ement OF
Archibald A. Smith, ana 10 whom they paid the
amount The BANK also indorsed toe check. At
the Treasury t was discovered that the In
dorsement was not genuine, and requested the
bank 70 refund. This being denied, the present
suit vas brought to recover. Mr.. smith testified
that ne had not indorsed the check, nor had he
given permission 70 am one 70 indorse for him.
lie admitted, however, that ne had given the nrn
81 l. Brown 90. power OF attorney TO transact
business Tor MIN. Tue fan Endorsement on the
check was Archibald A. smith, Brown, BY ].
l. Bliss, Attorney Judge Biatchford held tnat
smith Dad vested IN Brown power 70 indorse for
hims that therefore the Involvement was valid
and dismissed the compliant TINS leaves the re-
npOnelDlntY on smith.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-06
MARROW ESCAPE OF AN ACTRESS

The Katie Putnam Comedy Troupe performed in
Paterson on Monday ana Tuesday nights Miss
Putnam being in such III health that she could not
sleep sought the aid OF chloroform during Wednas-
day night to bring the mucn-desred rest. Satur-
armg a handkerchief WIN Inc anestneIic urug she
placed IL over her mouth and was soon in state
OF Inconsistencies Her loud, peculiar breathing
attracted the attention oil AIRS. Leste q member
OF the company. me lady entered the room, and
seeing the beautiful young actress lying there pale
and apparently dead lost ner presence OF mind
and startled the whole house with her loud cries.
This gave rise TO the report mat MISS Putnam had
committed suicide. she appeared TO be better
yesterday morning when she left Paterson to fill
an engagement at Newark
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ACTION 10 RECOVER ELECTION KxPKNsEs.
George p. Webster W. James A. Deering.-rne
plaintiff who was last fail the proprietor or the
Harlem Local and carried on q printing once
brings this action 70 recover $3.50 and interest,
being the value Of printing posters gutter snipes
baots, &C. 10 aid IN the election OF the defendant
20 the once Of member OF Assembly from the
Nlneteenth district He testines that NIX Devos
called DIS once in october, and saying that he
wished 20 have Mr.. behring's printing Done gave
the order In question, at toe same time engaging
a pill poster, and that on mis- subsequently calling
on the defendant 70 notify him not 70 pay the oil
20 auy one but himself, az he understood that
party who had acted az editor ~ MS paper rad
been ont making collections, the reply was made
fhat he had DOUBT tnat Mr.. DevOe would 70
arrange matters That he would not nave 70 pay
the bin twice. The defence interpOsed was three
Iosd--nIst. mat Az. DeYoe WAS NOT oelAnaanps
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Before Judge Sutherland.
Henry p. Downs, a respectablslooKina young
man was placed on trial yesterday In the Court OF
General sessions. before Judge Sutherland, on the
charge or embezzlIng s104 90 belonging TO bis en-
ployer ROsel r. Pickett, tea merchant, Of NO. Is
Old slip. In July. 1873, the prisoner, who was en-
ployed as bookKeeper and cashier By Mr.. PicKert,
received tIol SO In a registered letter from Richard
Leonard OF Green Island, N. ", one OF the Gus
TONERS Of the arm, IN payment Of bill OF goods.
Downs kept tue money and wrote TO Leonard
KnOwledglng the receipt oil the money ana sign
ing the name or the firm. In order 70 cover up
bis theft be made an entry In the books 20 the
enect that the goods shipped 70 Leonard had
heen returned Downs is alleged 70 nave, ~
various tunes, taken sums Of money belonging
10 mis- emplog err The whole amount OF his pecuia-
lions amounting 70 over $4,000. lie was tried
ABOUT a year ago In tue General Sessions but the
Jury disagreed. The nrst witness WAS Mr.. kosel
h. Pickert lie testified that the prisoner con-
fessed 10 him that ne mad taken the money.
Ar. Pickert stated that At present he was
bankrupt. He denied ever having done business
unaer an assumed name, OF tried IN any way 10
cheat mis- creditors. The witness was subjected
TO 4 very severe cr0ss-examinaton Dy Mr.. Howe,
ana az lts conclusion Assistant District Attorney
Nolan announced that the case for the prosecution
closed.
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SUPREME COURT-CHAhBERs-Heldb by Judge Law
rence-N0s II, ~, n, IS a. 81, g. 73 ~, 20, l02
III Il5 1l6 IA l52 f54 i57, 100, 49, 1877, Z $50,
~, 2s2 $50, 292 293. 294 296, 2g7.
sUPREHE CoUKT-GETERAL TERN-Held BY
Judges Davis, Brady and Danies.-NOs. 81, lat,
49, 154 ls0 16l 49, lea lc4, 49, 49, 1884, 1876, 100,
1913, 1879, 200, Dol, 202, 2O4.
SUPREME CoURT-5PECiAL TKRM.-Adjourned TO
May 10.
suPRsNR CoURT-CIRcUrT- Part Held by Judge
Dononue-N0s. 27sS s43 1895, 1341 1888, 1912 1883,
ILL., SOL, 1881, 1893, 1879, 247 l32l - ISL 1884, 1885,
l5SsK, 1887, 1889, 1891 1888. 150Sh, 1897. 1899,
1901, 1904 1852 1902 1911, 1913, 1919 1871 l0l1h,
1919, 1921, l625 1625, 1929 1881, 1885, 1885 1881,
1889, ie41, l643 1ssI 1851, 1885, 1867. Part 2-Hed
" Judge Van BrunL-Nos. 1856, 1908, 1888, 100,
ls21 LA $50, l4o4, l4l4, ls24, ia, 1893, I440,
l44s, 1854 1894 1908, lIT6, 1886, 15z2 zoos
2les, %, 1874, 1852. Part g. Held by Judge Bar.
retL--Nos. 24i 33l 1906 1923, 1885, o. 1913, 2575
80, Zlo, lll9 1919, %, 21sl, 1s55 lo8gh, 2gO9,
055H, 6s7a, nsl1.
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRrAI TERx-Part Held or
Judge CuTus.-Noa ala 1913, $50, eos eo5, gsI 1882
1851 e75, ss9 o5s 93l, 800 lOl COL. 1884, 1925 1875
Sl3. COL 1854 go. 80, ~, IovS, ParI 2Aeid w
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COMMISSION OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, N. T. May 8, 1910.
The calendar OF the Commission oil Appeals for
$751; 353 354 355, $50, 357, $685. 359. the commls-
sion ADJOURNED until tomorrow at ten A. NJ
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agent; second. that the person engaged TO do the
printing was Mr.. Nevlngton, and thirdly, Mr..
Deerlng testified that the nomination was iorced
upon aim ey members OF the West side Associa~
tion, was accepted very unwillingy hls business
having suffered during his former term oil Omcel
ana only on the condition that he should not pc
caned upon TO pay any part Of tine expenses or
election. and tnat any expenses incurred the con-
mlttes were responsible Tor. The jury rendered
verdict IN favor or the plaintiff for $3.50 d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-06

GRAND OPERA HoUsE.-LADIEs or FIRST GLASS
VI abilities for the ballet or the Twelve Temptauona
Apply 10 Nine, LANaEk, ONCE No. Abingdon sQnaIos
FRANCIS n f0S1kk~ hkaRo h@nA&m&p
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THE COURTS.
Decision Affecting Manufacturing and Min
iGg Companies.
ACoNSUL GENERALS POWERS

N Julv 1874 rne United states government set
IN elaim against the late symmes Gardner, for
nerly Assistant Quartermaster In the army, for
tae sum OF 840oO 600 Since the death or Mr.. Gard
ner mia vouchers have been submitted 10 the
Treasury Department and the Third Auditor has
recently forwarded 20 the executors letter. In
which he states that on supplemental examina-
non into Ine accounts Of tue deceased ofncer
oercit OF only $3.50 81 has been found instead OF
xhe large sum previously claimed. the executors
win at once reimburse the Treasury Department
HOW so great an injustice was done the deceased,
does not appear, but the contrast ~ the amounts
10 a slriklng one
The motion for nin or particulars In the
S6 600 COO suit against Tweed, which was set down
tor argument yesterday in Supreme Court, Cham
hers before Judge Lawrence, was again, by con-
sent OF counsel adjourned over until next Tues
aay.
The question as 10 the constitutionality OF the
act OF the Legislature passed April 80 1873, abol-
ishlng the Board oil Assistant Aldermen from and
amer the LIST day or January, 1875, was revived
yesterday in the Supreme Court General Term, Ia
the proceedings pending by william A. Demorest
and Patrick Toner TO have their election as As
sistant Aldermen for this year declared valid. The
case was tried at Special Term before Judge Van
Brunt when Judgment was rendered for tue city.
An appeal was taken from this Judgment 10 the
General Term and on the case being called yester-
aay the opposing counsel submitted their briefs
without argument
Through mistake the name OF Robert Cuikin'
an attacne OF the Third District Court was omit
sea nom the pay ron for January last Permission
was asked from Comptroller Green to correct the
error which ne refused 70 grant and neither
would ne pay Mr. Culkin his salary for that
month As the only means Of getting his money
AIR. Culkln was Obliged to bring suit against the
city for his months pay. The case was tried yes
serday before Judge Barrett, VINO, after hearing
sne testimony. directed verdict for the amount
claimed, beng sl07, including interest, besides
the costs OF the action, which, OF course, Is only
another item added 10 the legal expenses on the
caty through Mr.. GREEN'S contumacy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-12-02
SECRET SOCIETIES.

"a. M.-Iewa Chapter, No. 6. Regular convo-
..ton first and third Mondays In each month.
Calvert Spensiey, II. p.
A. - a. A. M-Mineral Point Lodge No. l..
n.,alar communications first and third Tnssday .
~ month G. D. WILDER. ". NJ
vixyrAl poiSr CoMMANpFRY No 1e. "KNIGaTs
y-.pt ,R"-l,.uulnr meetings the frft "Wednesday
- ,,rI, month Al iheir Asylum" Masonic Hall.
VISITING Sir Knights are courieously Invited to At
End H. Delos pufora, +. ). A. Ferrin, Re-
,nrdrr
loOF F-hwa Lodge. No. /. Regular meeting
-yrry " cdnesday evening. VIM. Treweek. N. G.
llrrsoS FsctNpMpNr, NJ 83. Regular meetings
,.c,nlt .nd fourth Tuesdays each month josiah
A,cha &. p. William linl, Scribe.
3ap!IA RspsccA, No. 81 Regular meetings first
J,,,s .ay .aci, month j. u Vivian, N. g.
l. @ G T-tmery Lodge, No. 81. Regular
aaeeiing every Friday evening. Z. Allen, Jr WET.
Bssp NJ IoPE.--Cold Water Temple, No, 3M
Rs .ular meeting every Tuasday evening. Is "a,
Sioldssor hy ". !. +.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-12-02
Specidl announcement.

Owing to the fact that there are
so many cheop and srorthiess Rubbo
Goods now being offered for sale to
the people of this city and surround
ing country, such goods being of
last seasons manufacture, and from
the fact Of their being old goods are
rotten and badty daneaged and utter
~ 'crtltess.
We would call your speciaS cSte,a-
ton to the fact that we have now on
hand an enormous stock Of the l..
CANDEE d co. goods, boaght 10y
Us direct iromtheir .tnctory; we war
rant ecery pair OF them 70 be ne,o
and .fresh goods "a his seas MS man
ufacture.
Dolt H,rmc Gic0y yo,a money on
tcorthtcss goods, but come and get
the bcSs which we cau sell you as
low as the acorthie&s goods can be
bought, and aooyrd2 ecGry part.
4su. DAUM d SCHILLISG.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-12-02
CALL AT GLAUER,S STORE

For all sorts of good goods in
Dry Goods, Trimmings, Dress Goods,
Warerproofs, Flannels, Cloths Cloth
ing for Men and Boys, Hats, Caps,
Boots, Shoes, and Groceries.
Small profits and large sales,
The motto that prevails
With us, it shall endure,
Your money shall secure
With us, ''oceans full"
Butter and Eggs taken in exchange.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-12-02
the Tribune Uireef0..y.
CHURCHES.

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.,l Ih,rslay evenings at o'clock. Sunday tehooi
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r.,t7PH Sunday School Mt GP ~
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.s,pday school at p NJ
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.,,dt--pre,ehng service Sundays A. 1890 A. n.
I'D Up NJ Sunday echoo! at 2P. NJ