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pdSSpVGERS APRJVED.

FROM sAvANNAH-Tn steamship Herman Mrfngaon'
Aug Isl Ross. J. VI. Hobart Mr. and MIS- W Iawiey r.
Herman wife and child j. J. Haght, Mrs j. d. Thomas
Food wife child u. J. Sheffield A j. Blgelo", W a NJ
He'll 7. Dukes seman, A. schwarz H. Gu 20 MI
A. Knonskod Pawtey. Miss Lawley r. Kennedy H. Perry
Goldsmith Haywood J. Hillgard, A. 3 smith Ihos nin9
o. q. Grimes George FraetOon w. Bell MI aad Mf ~. ~
Eayfnn Mrs Potter Losy H. BendTlck Rev y ir,ls
Miss T. Kelly C. NJ Cunningham, Miss White, C. NJ Hoisr
C. W. Wynan, r. h. wright ;. Camp - n,
FROM IAVRE-fn steamship yIle de Parts Ang %
Martial Crotts Roms, Mr. Petque John Merritt, Hon'
Robert McIane wife, daughter and servants NJ Boch Len
iamin Manonc Llnbheln, Miss fanbhen, Nonrisson
Ianbben and servant, IT. r. NOrmann, Mrs cize, Nle.i
Ferrera ia silva, Mary j. Sezei Mrs Joseph schi
Mr. and Manuel Nicon Echanvre and servant Fritz
Jacob Mrs De saint Vanne, Toby w. Jahnson. Mr. Orge
BurrIs Mr. j. r. Rnders, Mr Forster, Mr DC ,'ay
Charles Ducommun, Miss Alice DuconInuD, Miss Anehe
DncOmmun Felix Iarue. Samuel Kite MIS- n Top
ping Mr. Campbell Simon Baum, MARY Levy, NJ
Gran NJ de- Quercy, Mrs. de ouercy Mrs Dupars MIS-
Mrs Ghers, Mr. Schmidt, Mrs schmidt, Mrs Ineeb.rt
Mrs Carr6 Aiph I,odaf Mrs. Hos.iez, Mrs; Hartmann
Mrs VsndsmIne Gomez Mrs de Rubenyno MT l,ose III
Darcy MI Iecoruu Casel Mr ROsenDaur M Detu in
Mr. Davas Mr. Vadant MT COlariiD Mrs Nlry MISS NeIsy
Spur Marie ruphrasne Mr. faure, NJ Seux, MI Gul1,n Nj
Phii srt Rev Mr. Kid Reid Mr. Osta Mrs Julien Hohore
Dayeey, Daveey, Mr.. lmaDn, Mrs Ward NJ L. trst,in
H. OdenhaI A. Aldige Mr.. Forge y. j. Boris e. Pelebe
Mrs We Bontemps Miss Jeanne Bontemps Miss Marie BON
temps Miss An0na Bontemps, Mrs We CamagDy, Mf aeas
sagne John Klein Kahn Francisco Ruiz Jacques SchoI
stein Joseph Peters. Henri Hugues MI Seneca ana lnnn
Tdouarl Ozanne Mr. Vigoroux Miss DaDan, Mrs Matnde
Jaccar,l Therese Antonno Miss Marie Chatall3h r.
Varet Mrs Marguerite Collins Mrs GustaVe anu chuieh
Dalemai, Mr.. watson.
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CALENDARS-THrs DAY.
SUPREME CoUgI-CnAIBEgs-T

GRIT.-An honest faced stranger called on
Justice Potter the ether day and inquired what hi'
Houors usual fec was for joining couple IN tue hOy
bonds OF wedluck
Tine s - i'll case You come here, was the reply
LESS 500, unused tho man BE- handed OUT = roll ~
bills; there's - Tor bcdstead IS Tor second and
stove, - FOR dishes 81 TO run the house on, and-and
that's every blamed cent!
80 YOU are short % inquired the Justice.
"Tlcres the pile" replied the young man, " hut IN
knock the 81 on for dishes ANA give II L. yOu Tor I'm
bound to b harnessed 10 girl this week We have 10
bile 'titCrs IN the teapot"
And in less than hour the two were made one-lDo-
trUt Free Press.
Too MUCH.-Ycsterday as resident OF How
ar,-t had cached the sidewalk his way down town
his wife appeared nj the gate and called:
d" Charles Charles want money to buy par OF
shOg-stTnGs."
d" Haven't got IT," he replied rs he turned about
But must have two three cents she protested.
"TYO three cenlsw he cChpcd ~ hc started OF :;
edo you think I'm going 10 the bany and fool around
and sign check for two or three ccn-i loul nave 10
wait TIL next week!'-tDctrOt Free Press.
A young man of Wilmington, \. c., having
a shoi leave Of absence Toh ms employer, remained
away long at fashionable Summer resort that the
employer teiegrphrd for him 10 return or he would lose
hs place. " Don't want the place; have S2OO,UOO gr
in love with me-. was the answer But he came back III
"A week and took place at 80 month. He says thai
can't sometimes always hardly tell about
these girls unless you beand then you're sure 10 lose
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RIGHTS OF PLAY-OWNERs.

THE PRODUCTION OF ROSE MICHEL by AUGUSTiN
DAILY AND 1.-THE TWO ORPHANS 81 NIKE
RANKIN FORBIDDEN.
An action was begun in the Superior Court,
Yesterday by sheridan Shook and A. NJ Palmer, pro
prietors OF the Union Square Theaer against Augusn
Daly proprietor OF the Fifth Avenue Theacr, and Sim
mouds Wall, theatrical agents in this city An inunc
ton was obtained by Judge Dttenboeer counsel for the
plaintiffs from Justice Freedman at Special l1n en-
Joining and restraining the defendants from pro-
ducing Oh the stage the play called Rose
Michel" or from using OF i'll any way parting
with or dsposng said play the manuscript The
complaint and aiilayt of Ernest Blum, the author Of
the play, set forth that III Consideration of $1,000 in
gold and royalty hereafter 10 be paid, hc author ahso
lutey gncd le original, printed and in manuscript
Of said play and the right produce it in all parts Of the
United states, excepting Nrw-En Gland 70 shook amt
Palmer that the defendants had right or title TO said
PLAY that they had paid him y;hing loT it, that
stion of said play must have been obtained sGrep
titosy aud that the defendant DAILY had been advised
b, the author that sinnOnds a Wall had right
whsteyef III the play 10 dispose OF it.
The INJUNCTION granted with an OrdCr reurnablc
on sept u, why IL should not DO adc per
manent
An Injunction has been obtained by shook ana Palmer
i'm ia United II tes Circuit Court Of Indiana against
Mckee Rankin, VINO playing " The Two Orphans"
in Logansport Ind. and falsely representing that his
company belonged to the Union square Theater.
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
THURSDAY. AuG. 90.

THURSDAY. AUG. 90.
Europe via Plymouth CherbOurg and Hamburg by the
steamship Cimbria, mails close at 80 a. m a Supple
Mail closed n. 1880 steamship sails at D.
IL. from Pier at foot OF Thri-st-, Hoboken.
For Havana and Cuba by the steamship CITY OF Vera
Cruz, mails close ut D. A supplementary Man Ia
closed AT 240p steamship sails at from Pier No
8, North River
Nassau NJ p by tho steamship Zodiac, close
1880 seanship sails at IL nom Pier NO IL East
River.
FRIDAY. AuG. 81
Brazil and Argentine Republic by the steanshp King
Richard TO sail from Baltimore Aug 20 mails close at $50
M. tho New York PostOhice on Friday, Aug ~
Hnyti and venozneia by steamship Andes mails oose
- steamship sails At ii from Pier No 81. North
River.
SATURDAY. AUG. %.
For England Wales ireland, and France Via Queenstown
and Liverpool by the steamship CITY q Berlin mails close At
IL 80 supplementary Mail IN closed at steam
ship sails 2 y m, from Pier No. as North RIVER
scotland only, via Glasgow by the steamship Fysia
mails cose li30a N. Supplements Mall n closed At
D. m. steamship sails al y. from Pier No. 20. North
River.
For the Continent Of Europe teyeept France via South
ampton and Bremen by the ateamslp Moso mails close ~
II 30 A. m supplementary Mall IL closed at lao
Steamship sails from Pier foot 81 Third ST. Hoboson
Mails Key the ste nap state OF Texas close at
p steamship sails at j. froia Pier No 20 Esst Hver
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR GIL sGOw-T IN asamshfp Stat OF Indiana. Aug 20
Geo r. Trueti Miss sophia Clements Mr and Mrs u Col
lima Peter 81 O'Connor, James L. o Connor VIM A. Rr
FOR LIVERPOOL IN se.msh,p Agoio hng 2stuh rs
row Gutenberg A. W. Norris j. Lee Warner sister hdna
Mrs Richard r. bina, Misses Bessie and Kate Gmbhns y
Carr Miss Cornea r. Rodgers Miss sarah Nichols Henry
Brooke c. A Dick. Mr.. Hall, Rey. Nj Hayward Mr an'
Mira Thos r Jenkins and child, Atwood j. d. '" Cut
ting W. p Campbell Roland Redmond, Dr. Hostetter and
vile Mr.. and Mrs. J.. r. Burnett, Mr.. wilkins.
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DFCISIONS-AUG Or.

Supreme Court-ChamhTs-By Judge Tappen.-
Waiirr Ct United states Uuano Company Th attorney
-nts 10 say what amouD; the bond slouid be- Levy a6t
JIarris- Notion for stay denied, aud 80 costs.
By Judgr Daneis.-1he People oX rel Dufy sg Quinn
opinion.
Common Pleas-Speoial Tcrm-By judge Roi in
son-Sainers Meade Defendants objection oycrrul.t
Ard he l. guirri t0pniOn) Ccslr agt t;tsar
-Eeercncc aony ordered. Beeier asL HaL-Securty,
uul uiu
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Eeqal Notices.

COURT OF COMMON PLEASmClT1 AND
SELL VIA DAYTQY, WiLLAM pAYr9N f GE2kSE
ios SKI v. TiIdMPs0N, j6HN DUGAN. WILLiAM
4TEIf1P IoHE SLATTERY E p}:sINh r gNEi
MonhoY, MAJ RiGE $ HULL TnE6DoRE = GRIP
o sAN M 81 H1% no ser sTh Ie Ss
qm7 answer he complaint N s action when ms s lay
for city county New York. and to serve acoy Of
S Se No % c i i s s City Within twenty
day 81 sr service yoa IAN answer t9e said com
plant The ZINE iaS paaI Inn S sompan w
D"''a S'" oi HIEtYGR9 A. BoGFRT Plaintiffs Attorney
M m tt CerR ' OF the court Of Common Pleas for tic
c a 70! NS Th IL S tI & q Pata attorney
NETWORK SUPREME COURT, County Of
" New York.-ANNA MARIA PLASCHKE. rs general
a .ra GI Sef SS and ito John Ah: rom Pains
against 1o5y pa On ddhad 10 SS aGfanan jasper
otto in Tho alSye entitled aS9a 43n lhs
cpy Of witch was lied with Ccr; the Comfy q New
'R H. r s% on n'9 the to f at gSs
York within twenty DAYS after III seryes LeIoo ,Hesye
Of day Of such sryce aud If you ia 70 ans yer .e 'Sh I'M
lake @s%ea sgpst AS r t r s19 ii @ a 81 No
vmpo Thousand eight hundred and se o, sree DO
''''' A. vANDERPoEL Planting Attorney.
No 81 Boa DIV, y New f xon,D %,,y
in Ills du was ie in the olicc Of De ClegA Of the County
Of NewYOrk on t Sih eay q INK ISL Pi;pr. Attorney.
Jy22 lavevHh AZ 80 30 81 BfeTay' NeaYsTE CITY
SUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
Il iEsPRIEiLh, Plaintiffs, against FRANolsco pr
EIHA aPi e. b El iS%s''F s anS S1
money SS@S on eS aaS 0 ,e Yo% are hereby sum
which viii lied the office Of the Clerk Of the ~ and Conn
" at the no9ss in said city, ard 70 .Srs
a
ay service ii You fail Ia answer the sad com.
VII taEc d nont AGAINST YOU tho Eleven Thou
sa! one Gnp; Az Inc ,d tap With interest," IN Ike
Five Thousand and Three Dollars and Twenty
TX thousand ono Hundred Sixty Dollars .nd Two Cent?.
TIE remainder thereof from the commencement 81 thiS ae'
1876. EyARr>, soUTnMAAD a GHo ,;,iI.v,
The complaint the above ened action filed in the
Ofce of the Clerk Of the City and Count o. New,S9ss"
Jy22 lawUwTh Plaintiffs Attorney4
SUPREME COURT.-ClTYo and COUNTY %, Of
and AEN SS%po'nsr .sI d e ddr ali
DER COLLIE & Co.-sumnons for money demand on con.
hereby summoned aod required to ssweG the com,
@ ~ " tne Civ and ws on y g q, the co
Courthouse in the City Of Sew York and TO erys COY o.
Ss 90 g g w Nal ip st. COM IN sa city, Within went days
after the sryce OF s 3 you e 81 eon
p paS St within iSn the s% rOsa gans
thousand tSrss SGndtd aohsr Win ro the eigh
tenth day Of Jan cue ssl' i har sp Re do
and Interest from the 2st day o. June 1872 on The sum Of
A''iOH Nc" F9sisRs rHoMsoN, plaintiffs Attorneys
in The the SSp the e s Of SS CITY and County o YORK;
a the Comfy Courthouse in sad city or ths M zen 'y
ALL Iaw6wTh Plaintiffs Attorneys 20 Wall ST.
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meus for the delivery Of earthen pipes to the amount Of
oy.Sn n the :aae !. OF m asSo .u s
sision Of tho Court Of Appeals thu, the r, De
sr' %s9s contracts aS Without advertising for bd.
Tho General Term Judge Davis giving the opinion h1,a
that 1T least this decision should not be exenned
claim OF d. j. Dean counsel for the city, that there are
two Limitations on the general 81 sns Tne
first Of these Is that the contract shall be FOR some woH
already authorized the second that II DO With I'M 1na
amount of an appropriation already made On the III
point Judge Davis argues that If there be no sncn s
ton RSsrd Sa
sssa to u:nss.. up % sTs4 ct a
lead and frauds. II this point lie not good
to ' be IN this
100000 and before this contract was made dns nj
~ t5 nnd an appropraon had
made. . a.. o,,,n, ru,d
directed Anthony j. Blcccker, Adrian H. Muller, and
CORTLAND Palmer value the cys real estate on the
,Sem ss rs tho aks ss Mr. Muller saw the
troller who said ave will give you liberal conpensa-
eeiVnS NO. pay sued FOR bis Compensation, FIXING It at
$1,000 verdict taken at Circuit subject 20 tne
opinion Of the General Term. Judge Davis, denvcihg
that opinion holds first that the plaintiff agreed 70 @
his compensation TO the reasonable dlscreem o, ,ae
oer refused TO exercise that discretion or had had
exercised s s i to e st Of the coa
mssioners Of the Sinking Fund to order suen an ny
prasal, he holds they had none. III was u senein "P
cement OF all the citys property, ana the appises
went through the farce OF dividing all ts parks mo
Imaginary city lots. II the object was iaudaplc Tue
method adopted was delusve and unsatisfactory
Judgment ordered for the city. Weeks ana Forster pre-
sened the for the plaintiffs d. j. Dean TOT the Guy
THE SUIT AGAINST THE PLYMOUTH ROCK.
The language of the forfeiture clause OF the
United States law respecting the overcrowdng OF steam
boats il as follows And for every violation OF this pro-
vision the master or shall be Liable to any person
suing for the saino forfeit the amount OF passage
money and $40 for each passenger beyond the number
allowed"
b. f. RUSSELL OF counsel for Jarrett Palmer, who nave
been sued under that law for allowing their steamboat
the Plymouth Rock to be oveIcrowded. says mat thc
words amy person suing for the same means any
passenger ON the boat at the time VI tue alleged over
croyding suing the same" and that therefore, MI
Wcbb who brought the suit against jarrett * Palmer
cannot recover because he not passenger on the
pvmouth Rock when she made the trip specified IN tne
complaint Mr. Russell also says that the words Tor
feit tho OF money and SlO ior oac pas
srnger beyond the number allowed. mean mat each III
dividual passenger" may recover that amount AZ io
fixture and that therefore, had Mr. Webb been passcn
rr on the Plymouth Rock at the time OF the alleged over
crogding. hr could Only recover $40 ana ms own pas
sage-mOney, and not the Sll,la7 claimed BY hiin'
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HORSE And C1RRI4GE MiRKET

ELw-YoEK, Wednesday. Aug. %, 1875.
At Arch. Johnston's Horse and Carriage Mart,
Nos. 10 TO % Thireenth-s, Unyeistypla the
regar Tuesdays sale well attended and prices
fair .usta lie INA
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ann rises 5ZI sur sets ... Gal Moon rises. OO2
WAFER THIS DAY-A ".
SANDY Hook 3Il Cows island. 342 Hell @. Ferry. b3l
his DAY p. NJ
3:4G Island. 424 Hell O. Ferry 6IT
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SUNDAY, AUo. a.
An Mails close n IL o'clock The Post-Omc1 y spso
from a TO III g. M.
Msnsfo Newfoundland close at the New York Posomes
Asii for Haissx ~ s. Il ciossd the Now York Post
once every day at p. m
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ssTHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES NAIL.
NEW AND FULL~POW Erred STEAMSHIPS.
Sailing York SAIU KDb ~, rom Liverpool on
THURSDAYS, calling at Cork Harbor each way.
BALTIC. SATURDAY. Aug. - nj 300 D. m.
REPUBLIC. SATt RDAY. sept. T. at 100 A. IN.
BRIrANNIC. SATURDAY, sept. II, AZ p. IN.
GERMANIC SATURDAY, sept. i, AZ a u
ADRIATIC, SATU RDAY, sept. -, at y. m ..
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER 81. NORTH
RIVER. . , ,,-. +, -.
unsurpassed appointments The saloon stateiooHs
Bath rooms paced anisliP Whte le holso
ana motion least aoTng degree OF comfort hitherto un
attainabe at sea. 1000 8, No.. ,,.,.o.. -.
KATFS.-SalJOn $50 and 500, scu Return ilSAeSS on
favorable terms Steerage, u.s.
Drafts from FL upward
For insAcon Oh plans and other information apply at tho
Company's Offices. No. 10 Broadway, New York. -
II. j. CORIIS. Agent
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Marbincrp.

Established 1921.
THOMAS 7. - sIEfhES r. H. fASAS"
MORRIS, TASKER Il Co.
wi PASCAL IRON WORKS
TASKER IRON WORKS.
NEWCASTLE, DELAWARE
Fifth and Tasker sts. Philadelphia.
. AM Warehouse, No. 10 Coolest, New YORK.
once aud Warehouse, No SO Oliver st, Boston. .
Manufacturers " wrought Iron Welded Tubes plain. gA
yanzed, and rubber coated for and water.
IAP.WELDED CHARCOAL IRON BOILER TUBEA
OIL WELL TUBING AND CASING -
GAS AND STEAM FITrINGa BRASS VALVES AND
COCKS.
GAS AND STEAM FILTERS TOOLS
CAST IRON GAS AND WATER PIPE
STREET LAMP POSTS AND LANTERNS
IMPROVED COAL GAS APPARATUS 90
IMPROVED SUGAR MACHINERY, sc.
WE would GALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO DUB
PATENT NULcANIZED RUBBERCoArED TUBA
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DED STAR LINE.-Appemted to carry the
B. WONDER nEcKE General Eurcpean Xssnt Antwsrp:

STATE LINE. ---
~ NEM.YOIk TO GLASGOW, LIEERPoOI. DUBLIN
BELFAST AND IONDONDEkRI.
These siclas. fn powered will sail from Com
pany's Pier No So North River follow:
tT STE Oh IL DI ; A..'.. Wetne sday Aug IS
STATE OF VIRGIN lA...----...- " e'ine-iay, Sept.
STATE OF GEORGIA wednesday, sept
SAFE or Observation-Disclosures eGnesiay. SEPT Is
STATE Of INDIANA W ednesday sept ~
Ana EVERY WEDNESDAY thereafter. First cabin, go.
$50 and $780, Return Tickets $40 second Cabin Passage
$50 Petnrn Tickets 800 Storage at lowest rates Apply 10
AUSTIN BALDWIN & Co, Agents " Broadway, y. Y.
STEERAGE OFFICE. No. As BROADWAY.
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Ocean Cleaners.
NATIONAL LINE.
v,o, pier. A and a. North River.

Prom Piers a and q, North Rives
FOB nESTHsxS.s TsSsa-y &S az L II
HEayETA Avg % M ss sDi Is y M
and & TysSs RAGS at ,ss
Storage Tickets from ivsIvs Apply
tho o'HD"H'' ONCE No 80 HiG4ss'y HURST. Manager
Now-York, Havana 81 Mexican Mail s. $; Line.
c,rv sr ~rFFS7aks HAVANA DfREc ffaDAr, AM, ..
S SIN 81 Xfki aiShsSS? 1as
III FOR 81 VERA cRIzz AND KiEW-oRIEhSs,
a aT rrcsre' sps ana %n
r'f :; Ps'sss pggSS No. 81 and 80 noa.
,1 w 1s S .sys Aug and Aug ~ FOR
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
coxrASSs r1k og; y SEQ HaFMfS
bSsku = sept sept
FIRST cAnrs .5o sss os GAns $50 so
al rsno.a rates ESQ Prepaid tser.s. cen
Freight or passage s sYRT e Co.. Bowling green
Pacific MAIL s. 3. LINE. 49,, CHIN.
sailing OK hls5 iI Il faIia '''''''
Connecting for ali Central American and pacinc ports
good III @arsh 49, ~ ISL so
FR ON SAN FRANCISCO for JAPAN and CHINA;
CHINA sept /,
TO SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT via STRAITS OF MA
GELLAN.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company viii dispatch Their new
and elegant Ste amship
~ CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO.
Wednesday, sept 5 1872 for above named desh
For freight or passage apply st Pier A. North River
H. J. BULLAY. Superintendent
PED STAR LINE.-Appelnted to carry the
Ia Belgian and United states Malls.
The following steamers appointed TO sail
FOR ANTWERP
From Philadelphia. From New York.
Observation-Disclosures SWITZERLAND Sept
NEDERLAN D.... Sept. IL lSIAl EOF NEVADAsepLJ0
FROM ANTWERP.
For phladelphia For New.York.
NEpE"iAWD ....' 'Aug25 STATE or NEVADA Sent 8
VADERIA D. Sept. IL SWrrIIRIAN D..... sept 80
PRICES OF PASSAGE IN GU RRENCY. ~
First $50 second cabin $50
teeae and from all points at the lowest rates.
Passenger accommodation for all classes unsir passed
For Passage freight and other information, apply 70
GEO. W. COTTON. Agent, ~ Broadst.
JOHN MCDONALD Passenger Agent,
Battery place New York.
PETER WRIGHT x S0N- Gen'l Agtsy
3c7 Wainut-st. Phia.
b. WONDER BECKE, General European Agent Antwerp.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-09-02
Further from the Black Hills.

A dispatch from Bismarck, Dakota
Territory, says: " Eleven of the Black
Hills party have arrived, eight days from
the hills, all well. Some of the party re-
NAMED in the hills prospecting, but will
probably arrive soon. III. N. Ross, Gen.
Clusters chief miner of last year, arrived
with the party. He reports the pros
poets for gold better than he anticipated.
The party travelled in a direct line, and
pronounce the route excellent In all par
ticulars. About l ZOO men have been in
The hills, most of whom left when this
party did. Those who remained viii be
arrested by Gen. Cook. Ross had an in
terview with Professor Jenney, who
wanted him to stay. The Professor was
and pronounces the country
rich with gold. Ross was seventeen
days in the mining districts, and travelled
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-09-02
SILAS HIyING BEES.

The old gentleman's name is Silas.
and that OF his eldest son is George
his wife's name is Matilda, and his three
pretty daughters are named Helen, Alice
and Susie thereis little Silas. too. and
an older boy whose name is too queer to
mention.
The bees had aighted in a great
bunch, as large as half bushel measure.
on the limb of a peach tree n the yard.
A table is placed under the overhanging
limb, spread with a clean white cloth.
and the hive placed thereon.
Then one of the boys-one that is
good for nothing else-is sent into the
tree with 2 saw to sever the limb: the
limb comes down slowly and easily, and
the old gent below, dressed in great
coat, buckskin gloves, cowhide boots
and a bed-quilt tied around his neck and
face, slyly manipulates d twig from the
tree, and In two minutes has safely
coaxed every bee to enter the hive, dur
ing all OF which time Matilda and Helen
and Alice and Susie pound the bottoms
out of just four tin pans; little Silas does
his prettiest yelling, while the boy with
the queer name is just old enough and
sharp enough to slip behind the house
and wait for the thing to como to point.
That IS the way it ought to have gone
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-09-02
Peppery Cast0rgation.

Says the Denver NeaOs: 'sThe GUESTS
| of one OF Denver's most quiet and re-
spectacle hotels were astonished at the
dinner-hour yesterday by disturbance
at one of the tables, in which one of the
boarders avenged an imaginary insult in
unique and very summary manner.
Coming in a little late, he found his seat
occupied by another party. Smarting
under the indignity, he sat himself down
opposite and began making preparations
to punish the rash intruder upon his sa-
cred rights and privileges without going
through the formality, it is reported, Of
entering a complaint or even intimating
that anything was a1miss. Taking glass
nearly full of water, he stirred into it
some miscellaneous condiments from the
well-flled castor in front of him, and
when the fiery decoction was complete,
dashed it, without word of warning,
full into the face and eyes Of the luckless
offender. Nearly blinded and in an
agony Of pain, the. victim staggered to
his feet and demanded an explanation.
when he was coolly informed tilat he
could have satisfaction by coming ont
on the sidewalk. With admirable pluck,
worthy of a better cause, he accepted
the challenge; but In the unequal con-
test that followed he was again worsted,
having little or no use of his eyes The
valiant Sir Knight of the pepper-castor
having vindicated his honor to his salts
action, doubtless, by whipping his man,
.egained his reserved seat, and pro
seeded with his dinner"