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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03

AIIPKENE VUUKT.-JIT anU NUUN OF
~ NEW YORK.-UNlON BANK OF SCOTLAND ast
ALEXANDER COLLIE aud WILLIAM COLLIE trading
undrr the name Of ALEXANDER COLLIE CO.-S1mInOnS
nancy demand contradictions not ser To the above
named hrfeudants hereby sCnIoaed and required
the complaint in this action which WI be MED IA
the cay and County OF NewNork a.
fLe County Conrt in The City OF Newiork, and 20
serve copy your the said complaint ON the sub
rriry AZ their Office wall ST. tad City within
twenty days service OF the summons You excu
Of service and II fail 70 answer the
complaint within the time aioresad the plaintiffs m THIS
action viii Judgment against for the I'm OF Ninety
seven thousand three twelve and lzOo Dollars. with
interest from Of July one Thousand Eight Hun
ured Seyentyhye besides the costs OF inns acton-Ne"
York Jnly ], 1875.
POSTER 4 THOMSON Plaintiffs Attorneys 50 Wallst.
The complaint IN entitled action filed III the
Office ~ City and County Of Newl York al the
County Court said CITY, this 18th dag OF JAY,
1915. FOSTER d THOMSON, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Jv,n Iayt;.yF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON Sept. 2-Tbe superintendent o
Mounted ccrutng Service as en ordered 10 relieve Capt
Vim. Harper Jr Of ne SAth cavalry RON GUY oh m
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.


SIM rises 5:29 ... 500 Moon SETS. Si2
WAtkB his DAf-A. NJ
sandy Hook ga 3oy's island 49, 1913 Hell @. Fer1y
NAThR rus DAY. NJ
Sandy Hook 95y Cows Island 1888 Hell q. Ferry DOS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03
tflarble ano Slate Alantels.

EASONI 81 ISOLA, 1870.
~ STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS,
14Gto 15Z West 40tist, near broadway
Monuments, Mantes Affairs Figures, ming "dlnscouas
&c Importers from and manufacturers IN Italy OF marble
work Of every description.
XET d. & A. :. NlCHOLS.-25O entirely new
w . desgns Marble, slate, aud WGd Nantes M@nuiac.
rers ron CrestnV Sialc Fixtures Fence Crates Weather
Vanes &c wholesale and retail send for catalogues rs HUI
soB st, opposite WOrthsf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03
CALENDARS-THIs DAr.

SUPREME T-CHAnDRifS-B BRADY j.
Of Collins AIT Buddensick 1875. Baldwin agt AhreDs
100. Thompson agt. SalO anu an0
two motions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03

rftDIIITNG PROOF or AFFECTION.
ITosa 1lS Dszrot, rse {5esA
y.sterdav when a couple of eJcuraoEists
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-29

"Wtr tabsn NIT Gstnen ero6sn 6Gupt>
itnseh iHon frlter ssfprO&en ; fe taben
uts anselogsr; rtr poten NIT Dir fpre.
Den; tueRn Dr uns su Detnen grcBen
9duptitnsen fsnbef, wtrb Is uns fetr traut
rig MAIDEN"
&eo @lcub rnetnte, er tparSe es febr Be-
baasrr, ipenu Der .8rcbe Batter" ntGt einen
Sag befftmme, an wel&em sr tbn unb bic
anbfren 9luptltnse nit Ruse empfanaen
tGnne.
Obne cine GntrDrt bierauf er9aIten Az
taten, 3c9en bic &eprdfentnnten Der .aro.
pen Natien" fa jurid.
Sat Sletf3ettis taSte i'm 6auptprte Der
Greet,Snbtaner, TN Snbtaner.9 srrttOrtum,
eth Snotdrer. Yarldment. gertreten poren
bic nNattCnen" Der GbsrOtsss, Greefs, @bce.
TINS SemtnOlsn, Sfases, Gelswarss, Sttu.
mas. Ssneeas, @awpams, @Cpces, &tOmas,
@~bs9snnes. Maers, GabOs, @awnees, Saes
unO Ser, IrapabDes, Gcmandes u. r. b.
Ods Weriammtuns5lofal mar Elm i3tmper
uber etneHl 2aben. Die rotben Warlamsnt.
Ter limb lauter 9Guptlinas. Das aewefene
GOnsrsbmitsiteO etanfs con Snbtana let.
tete ais Asent Der &estsruns bic gerbanb.
lunaen. Dte @bsrOfees, Greets uns oneere
fGCn uebr seiittste Snbtaner1dmme COaen
itsmlt9 setileete gertreter se1anbt baben.
es fno aber anter ben &bseDrbnetsn aud
gang @ilbe. Die gertrttsr Der rerl6tebe,
men Stdmme rer1eben etnAnber metf ntGt.
lOnbsrn mdfsn surG etnen DolmetIGer tbrs
&efle tn ben gerbanblunssn fpielen. Dte.
isntssn Der ptlseren @tdmme Iinb batrt
fat assf4ltebltG auf 3et6snfpra6e anas.
utelen nnb tbr ~fumnes @eberpenIptel wirb
bOdfsns DuI4 bas berf6mmltte ,uab!"
inter brcGen, cas- 70 pisl bsbeutet, wte SID
Serfsts." Der @auptberatbunes . Gsaen.
funb 1T BITE Srase: fOa cine territorial.
&esteruns etnseiibrt tperben?
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-29

aetreu bleibe bts ia ben Sub" (Sfen6
2, 1917. 3wd @p'ben BAT biefer bif66f
it&e Out; In 3pet GeFamsnten III tas @cr
@cttss aufss3eiGnet. Die @iEenf&aft BEL
Der 5%sfaHsnte fC1I ben 8tfHof 3ieren.
24) Dem Heuseweibten rerben nun
aud F9anbf&uRe anssscsen. ets fns
bier Elm Stnnbtlb Der &etnbeit tes 6ersens.
25) Der 8tl&Of NIT fetnem @fiRenten
fabrt ben Heusewetbten auf fetnen 8ii6pfs.
liz, gum 3eusui6e, bae er nun pirtlt& gum
Obsrbirten sefest fst, unb bic pberfe eettuns
feiner Sir&e isst besinne.
26) Ser Stf6OE reiGer eepettt tat,
iimmt u tas vSe Teum" an unb fa6rt
ben Neusewetbtsn tn feinem sausenStidOfs.
ihmafe bur6 bic Stride. Der 2Obselaps
n@rcser Soft, mir lCttn Tt6 J: fol- BITE
sEcee Sr.ube ausSTlfsn. Sab tie pernaiSte
8trGe pisber etnen Sberbirttn erbaltsn
bat.
Die grc3elfcn tn tbeIls Elm 3et&en BELL.
Sreube, ttetls etne Nuferberuns an bic @e.
rnetnhe, ben ttr fsierlt& Soreeis1tsn Obsr.
btrtsn ais wt1tse 6ssrbs 3u sbren, ;u ltebsn
unS fetner rdterltGen eeituns p6Gts unb
NIT BrtsOenssuDeriiGt fG su iibsrseben.
27) Der N%eueewttbte ertteilt aurt
e6luFe ben erfen feterlt6e n Sssen.
Sc lit ICmit bic srle ttfGDaihe geiri6.
tuns, bic sr nit Der SMUT auf benz Saupte
unt benz 6trtenfabs in ber9ast ausabt unb
beutst raber Ger GrtRliGen peerte an, bus
tbr Sterbtrt cine fr'ebit6e unb e.freultAe
Senbuns babe, bas er nur tomme, fstn 8slt
ja ftsnen, Guen @utes 3u Hnnfhen unb
m%oblsutban, mad Der 8Drl6rift bss @pcfel.
flrfsn:
nBetbet bic euG anpertraute 6eerbe Got
tee unb fatrt bic &uffi&t nt6t Gus 3wana,
icntern nit 2ut mad GDttes 0iaen j; uiGt
aus @eptnniu6t, %fOnesrn aus !3uneiaune
ntGt ols @ebteter iiher bic Museru6blten,
fcneern um ein Mufer Der 6esree m per-
ben; bann werbet ttr bet Der @rTGsinuns
Sss % frbirten ben unrerwslfli&sn Gkren,
tran3 erbalten" l @etr. 5, 2-5.
gebet ba ben berrltGen @lan, unb bic
tiefe. setfsCIe 8seeutuus Ter bsilisen gers.
monte, nit melGer bic Gtnpeibuna zines
Srtefsrs our 8tlhUfspirte In Ser fatbOlt.
t&ea Stride ssftiert ptrb bas Snnsre TIM
GeuBeren, eas @sfen Der betltscn @ebrdu.
del
go wtrb Der 9tfGcf mittetf btefer. @etbe
wabrtaftta cine 8ebeiltsts SfrIon unb er if,
mas fstn Gtrentttel ousfust. ,.pcn @cttes
unb bes apcNpltl6sH Stutlss @nate" 81
fGDf. Niht Nsnfben permGsen etnen 81.
iGDf gu btIben, tes 9eryn Mcrt, @naee uni
Sesen nur btlbet ton. st5t tbn feiner Stride;
@ebet unb WUrt @pttes rrstbst, tetltgt TIN.
GO par es I'm Nnfan9e bss GbriRenttums,
70 III Go nD6 tsute In unfsrsr btiItsen Ia.
tbCliften, apOfOliifcn Stree.
&n9etrieben BON bteier ueber3euaung
pFestsn bte fratersn Gbriften Gem gil6cfe,
no ge ibm% tesesnsten. 9dnbe usb Sabe 3u
tlEsn. DttS tbaten ntdt nur bic @ldubt.
Qen aus ntesern Stdntsn. fonenn feltf
unb 8DRise.-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-29
Sic Snbianer tn @aibinatDn,

gorisen D0nnerfd9 wurbtn bic &t9s.
flnoten Der Stour psren Senbune Der! 3ued
By, betrefs Der abtretuns Der anssbltGen
GWlofelrer In TafOta, tn Der @setno Ter
Sla6 3ias, ~ u%ntsyRanbsln unp 3usiei&
aasr bic nt&tsUurbtse sGufubruns 8eGif.
fer SnotaRera9enten 8la8e III futrsu,
Dom afifirenbeR Niniley tes SnneTn unS
BEN Snbiansr.G Cmm,ddr hem gydfoenten
uCrBeft1t, wslHsr fs In feiuem Imts,tmmer
empfns unb tbnsn ertldrts, er Tonne iebt
lber ben 3wed ,brss gelu6es Mot NIT IL.
men reben, fe mc&ten aber NIT benz Rintaer
oss Snnsrn, benz Gommifar Der Jntiauer.
Mnseiesenbetten fpreGen, unb penn es ir.
ssnbwC bapsre, psrpe CT es lGon root au
ma&fn fu&sn.
Der 9duptltns Zone 5rrK ties f& turd
Disien flplsn Gmpfans niGt ablGrsfen, fen.
perm Sub gu elmer ldnseren 8ebe an, UNI ben
3wef fstnes 9sluGes ausetnaneeraufeben.
Gr ift ssfcmmen, f1ste er, UNI ben ,srOseu
Batter" ~ fsben, uno er frsus flo, bisf. GtIs
tn eiefem &~usenblide ju baben. Gin 3bet,
etsfss srceea 9anoss set6rs ibn,, ober BIZ
8lab9efGter pottsn w ttm rpesnetnen
Setn prsrobratsr unb fin Batter
irtsn 9duptlinse sept1tn unb e
fslbf fa au1 elmer. 0Sa". .futr G,
fort, I'D bin Elm 6duptitns. 8is auf bic
fen Sag babe iG nisuals beSoup,et, bal
anss eanb. pelGss bic fhDarssn 9erse elm
ibltsbt, uasin Ssb6re, ifst absr oebaupre i'd
Is. Diefe Skinner, Rte Gle Bier BET mir f.
ben, finb 8rieSer uno werOen ~fdnpfn."
Gis Der YrdFeert fasts, Ct babe .jps
srcbe 6duptlinse". ndrnliH ben @tnifsr eel
.Snnsrn tDslanOl nnD ben GcmmiGdr be
Snbiansr gnsslsssntttttn (Smttb), mt
welHen bic @iDur Das gtnsslne beifre6sl
auBten, trat Ter 9dupflins guntltpau
blot pcr rem grdfcentsn bin, rsdlf ben rcd,
ten 3sisefinher unc fpraA:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-29
9ie @eiealdaft inr Sefs hrMna Der ia,

Sic @eieaiGaft sur Stts bruns Der far
tt9en Ser0lterung IN zen gtr. Staaten
EtlGe TN Sabre 1856 In 9Cnbpn unter BEN
@omen .St. SCfepbs.G sKlttaft pom BEL.
ltsfsn 9srssn fur auswd' tise @iffOnen"
uno nit ipssteasr WutSeisans yes bl.9atsrs
%se9rlnDst wurre, bat beretis msbrere Mil.
llOnsfdttcnsn tn ben Gtaaten 8entuds,
Na'pianD unD StO.@ arcitna pnsefanser,
upb nur Der Nanssl an 9rit fern psrbtnpsrl
r~isfslte. nod wsitere Gtationen 3u uternep.
men. Der 9OGw. Stter SenOit, Oeaeral.
ritar Der ct. SCftpbssG eisaltaft unb Gee.
tor hes Seminars tn 2oncon (cpie BIZ
9CGw. SOpn 8. Greene perDeilen aueen.
bltfli6 In Cincinnati UNI almofen in
Gmpfaue 3u ntbmen, tamit le In ben Stanp
9efIbt werpen, mepr @anbibaten gum Yrte,
itsrfanp In tbr seminar aufnfbmen au t0n.
nen.-(Dabrb.. Sr.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-29

ams Nsm tltm wisb uns rtitsettetlt, BAT
balelbf am 6. Stunt has Subtl6um begin.
men unb fur Neu nIm pter, fur Def
0ewton bret Sage bauern .pirb. Gin
Sefutten.p ater BON MuntatO mtrb balelbf
BEL tisfsm NnlaGe prebt9en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-29

srSObenen bOGw'fsn 9rn. Nbtss SIN
pert geibenbnieb, fraber In 81
paul bsfimmt 1T mad ct. GlDmb
Stearns Co., Ssrlest rpprren, Madden
bic rOrttse 8sSSlteruns gues aufse
bUten bate, boz bic bUbe Gsisrli@fei
am giidpfsfBe ielbf fattfnce.
AlS G%OnlecrutDr pirD babel fungi.
ren:
6O9p'fcr 6srr 9ifSOf Seik uor
ga grOGe.
NIs a(lfentsu bic bOaw'fen 5erreu
8tf9sfe
Tiuf O. S. B. ron 9sapsnwprtb.
Ranlas, uno
@emmefTeD BON Dubuque.
Der l~eBtssnannte Yrdlat wirb BIZ
ensIil6e Gsfprebtst baIten.
GuBsrbsm trsroea se~eenWdrti9 istn
bic bu@w'fsn 5erren Sii9Sss
Mraf uOn Warqustte,
Stuenger ron Sort @aYne uno
&raMtbamer, r%euernanntsr 8ilSoi
BON 0rssn BAY.
5ier mag tie 9emsrfuns 2aum
fntsn, bab cts lsBt aur 8ii&Cfswdrte
erbobenen bc9w'fen 6srren Rrautbausr
unb Geieeubui9 I'm Sabre 1850 nit
einanter aus ibrem Ssimatblanre
gaysrn nab &merifu reisten unb am
10. October jsnes 9abrss in New
gOrt nnfamsn. Or. Srautbauer be8ub
f9 mad Buffalo, q. y, pa CT bereits
prtsFer war unb 81. Seinenbul1 In
bic 9Ibtsi ct. @incsnts, pa, un1 bort
feline Stuoisn III Spueuteu.
SO9p'Rsr 5srr @tt 8~pnifacius
Skinner ron ct. 0incen;.
Nls 6aupts Gcremonienmetfer trirb
bcGw. P. G0marb @ippeltuS, O.
S. B. fuusiren,
AIs peutl&srGefpreptSer wirb bC&w.
P. @emim0er srpartst.
3ebrersn anpsrsn 8ii66fen 1T es
niGt mSsIi@. auf ben fefSefebtsn 3sits
punt bic &siis btsber 30 MAIDEN, psB'
balb fe it@ entf4ulcistsn.
Aussr psn Obsnsenunnten Yraluten
&reresn cine srOee ansobl Yriefer aus
BEN Staate uno pom auspdrts Der
Teierli@tsit bsiwobnsn.
Der g%ottsspienf beeinnt tn Der Sir'
DE sur llnbsFsdten G~mpfdnsnib In
ct, CLOUD un 3ebn nbr 0Ormit>
tass.
3ur @ufnabmt Der Safe 1T cine
eissne Gsfbdtte erri&tst, In psl@sr
mad tsenOistsm @Ottsspisnf elm Mits
tussmobI isrOtrt miro. 90 1T 3aurn
fir uussfdbr rreitautno Yerlsns1,
uue bic gsp5lteruns ron 81. @lcuc,
rie son ean3 Stsarns County ute
nod wsttet petteifert nit Ssttrds
eer, UNI ale Auipra@e m5sli@ff 80 be-
frtepisen.
na- 1teber bic @r~enrftDms=
SraimS, rsI6e ont Spnntas BON
ct. paul uus Mslrule na@ st. Gleub
sebsn werpsn, isbe man 9absrss aui
Der fsbsutsn Sette.
Die i,ene Ti63efe bat folssnes
grsnssn: Iaelt@ bic gcuntiss ebtia'
40, gianty, @berturne, Stsaris, por
unb StsSsns; rsflt@ Der Wiloar'
unS 8bits Gartb Girer In Gatota
G~srritUrium Der as @rap, TN Ncresu
ras britil9e @ebiet.
Die @abI fiass ueusn abtes fur Gle Gb'
tat su Ct. eatwis am See, Steayns Co..
I fnest ud@Rsn @iitmo1 fair.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-29

Die @abI fiuts ueusn abtes fur Gle Ib'
tat gu Ct. 9gtwis am See, Steayrs Co.,
fnnst nd@Rsn Miitwo2 fair.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-29

opera airs. One would have though
that he would have been ready to return
to his studio; but he embarked for Chill
with the Portuguese, He was for a long
time a resident OF South America, a de-
voted arch@ologist, digging everywhere
and discovering important monuments
which prove that America has also her
antiquity. He made no money in all
these adventures. He went to London,
afterwards, to Paris, inventing a new
trade which was.almost an arr--the art
oftouching up old engravings or etch-
ings, Marc Antonys or R6mbrandts.
He gave them back their freshness and
brilliancy by force ofincredible patience.
This turbulent man resigned himself to
passing twelve hours, day over an old
print, retracing, by the aid of micro
scope, all its worn-out lines with a
crows quill. 1t was wonderful, how out
of a three-tranc print he would restore a
5000 franc masterpiece. There are few
celebrated collections which do not con-
tain engraviDgs retouched by Count
Waldeck. He tried painting, but his
pictures were never worth his prints be-
cause there was nothing to retouch. He
exposed, ten years ago, two pictures
which were much remarked because he
had inscribed on the frames these words,
beyond the reach of most artists, ERE
creations of q Centenarian."
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-29
Real Estate 1ra,sfers.

G. F. Meyers to John Hood, lot 30 by i42l
feet, on the west side Of Purcell avenue, 4.i
5l-100 feet north Of the Warsaw pike. III Sec.
ton 81, Storfs township, Twcnty-frst ward
$3.50. ,''f'' -
j. A.. Jones and wife to r. B. Conkljne. ten
years lease OF a lot "a by lis feet, on the west
side of Oswald street, 100 feet south OF Ccntel
street, In Madisonvlle, at an annual rent Of
so w., with the privilege OF purchasing the
same for sl,26O
Henry Altemeyer to Emil Moellmann, per-
pettial lease OF lot 70 by 125 feet OH the north
side of Milton street, % feet west Of Spencer
street, at annual rent of so, with the privilege
Of purchasing the same for 81 500.
Same to Louis Krnse, jr., peype sual lease of a
lot OF the same size, adjoining the above on
the west ON the same conditions and prlyi-
leges.
Anna lfbllitor and others, per sheriff. to
Ad0lph M0lllt0r, lot lis by 1870 feet on the east
side OF Washington ,street, S5 feet north OF
Boone street, Corryvilie-$7,3l8 ".
jackson Sloane and wife 10 Silas Bennett.
LOIS II, IL. 10 II. ~ and %, in the grantorsI
subdivision OF Waverly Place, at Norwood Sta
tioh, on the Marietta and Cincinnati railroad.
containing together about three acres-s6,O0J.
II. IL. Rover and wife to w. q. +. Ericke, lot
z225 by " feet, on the north side OF Davis ct.
All feet east OF Cutter street-s6,A00.
II. B. Gordon anu wife to q. w. Cole, lot 30 by
11U feet, on the north side Of 6ycamore stroet
l2U feet west Of Front street. in Lockland-
$I25
Casper Ruhl and wife to Frederick stsin-
metz, leasehoid 10 by 1O0 feet, ON the east side
of the Kirby road, ~ feet soutii Of Handled st..
Cumminsville-yz,6u ,6u0. D
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-29

WE need not yet despair of better times
Ior our city. A Grand Jury was i'm
pannsled which was not afraid to call
Things by their right names. If we are
70 Judge by their acts, we should say
that when the facts before them showed
that some fellow had taken public prop
srty for private uses they called 1t steal
ing. No threats of party leaders, nor the
crack of the whips of the Ring-masters
pf the organized band Of public plunder-
prs, delayed them in finding indictments
against lot Of spectators who got into
pfice upon the pretensesof looking after
the public interest, when in fact 1t seems
they thrust their precious selves into
places Of public trust for the purpose Of
snriching themselves and feeding their
ramp followers at the public expense.
Ehe findings Of that jury will stop the
3peculations in public funds for awhile.
Now Mr.. Gerard, Prosecuting Attorney,
Follow up the lead,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-29

teamsters dash through the streets with
no apparent concern tor the lives and
safety of any save themselves. Scarce
ly day passes that we are not called
upon to chronicle the fact that somebody
or somebody's child has been run over,
and a leg or an arm broken, or even
more serious injuries sustained. In one
| case, but few eeks since, an old man
was killed outright by being driv-
en- over by a milk wagon. In
another a policeman was knocked
down and severely injured by a carriage,
and but few days ago young girl was
SO badly injured by huckster wagon
| that her life is despaired of. The larger
number of victims of this species of
crime are small children, usually the off.
springs of poor parents who arc unable
to give them the medical aid and atten-
tion they should have, ana the result is
that the little creatures suffer perhaps
for months, and if they recover at all,
| frequently do SO at the loss of the use OF
limb or of their constitutional vigor.
Notices of these occurrences are very
frequent, and usually read something as
follows: ga little girl, whose name is
unknown, was run over on Fourth street
to-day by a milk wagon. tits feared she
is seriously injured. No arrests" The
misfortune of the little girl with name
unknown is that she is little girl with
name unknown, and whose parents
have all they can do to care for her after
the accident without hunting up the care.
less driver whose name Is also unknown,
and who is careful to keep it
so. However, we have yet to learn
that little children with unknown names
whose parents live up alleys and work
hard for their daily bread, are not en-
titled to the protection Of the law and
its officers. We have also yet to learn
that little childrep, with names un-
known, do not suffer from broken bones,
amputation of limbs, loss of eyesight or
hearing, Disagreement of person or loss
of general health. We have yet to learn
also, that old men or feeble poverty
'stricken women, who are obliged to fire.
quent the streets. to obtain livelihood,
especially enjoy being run over, or relish
the weeks or months of pain and mac
tivity and want from such occurrences.
There are city ordinances regulating
hese matters, and the authorities are
supposed to be paid to enforce them.
Could they find time from their numer-
Gus private duties to do 80 the public
might be much benefited by it and many
valuable lives saved.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-29

AN effort is being made by the men,
bers Of the Institution of Naval Archi-
tects to obtain motive power to assist in
propelling ocean vessels from the action
Of the waves along side the vessel. The
plan, based on the theory that the force
at the crest of the wave is upward, at
the hollow downward and horizontal at
certain point between, is to extend
shafts from the side of the vessel with
arms or fans upon which the force OF
each wave may act, and by moving the
fan turns the shaft far enough that the
next wave may catch another fan. The
centrifugal force of the wave and its
sffect on the vessel is also utilized by a
weight attached to thearm or fan. The
motion thus communicated to the shaft
Is to be made by proper machinery to
act upon screw in the stern of the yes.
Bel and materially aid in the propelling
power.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-29

THE prospects of the cotton crop OF the
South seem unusually good at present.
Notwithstanding the unfavorable spring
and the fact that replanting was neces.
Bary in many cases, the crop is reported
In an excellent condition and the acre.
age unusually large. The Financial
Chronicle, which has made some special
efforts to obtain facts regarding the crop
Of this season, estimates that the acre.
age is largely in excess Of that of last
year, and that the prospects are for an un-
usually large crop. A congress of cotton
growers is to be held at Raleigh, July
18th, at which some important facts re-
lating to the condition and prospects OF
the crop will probably be elected. While
The leading subject will be cotton, the
Convention will also discuss other cub
jects connected with the agriculture of
The South and the prospects of the work
ing people.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-29
Troubled About Grasshoppers.

"Erastus Jones, you orter be ashamed
Of yourself, cuttin' up this way right
here in the road afore everybody" was
the remark made by an old woman from
the country, as she held. by grim death,
to the wing of Erastus, who was brinl
full of bad whisky, and crazy for more,
and making every effort in his power to
get to saloon. But the old lady was in
earnest. At least we thought SO, from
the way she yanked the old man in the
direction OF their wagon. With one
coat collar, and with the other she
grasped him by the seat Of his unmen-
tionables, and compelled him, as the
boys say, to walk Spanish. And as she
sculled the old man along, she talked as
only woman can talk.
"Erastus, If you had your own way
you'd jest keep on q drinkiR that ere
pizen till you got worms in your boots.
The Lord knows Pm not crusader, nor
am in favor of crusadin' but do be.
lieve in every woman a takin' her hus.
band in her own hands, and beltin'
thunder outer him every time he gets
the blind staggers."
/ As Erastus danced along on the tips
OF his toes, he made several attempts to
| look back. But the old woman had the
headwaY on him, and didn't propose te
give upher steering power. However,
Erastus managed TO gasp (the old lady
had his wind about turned OF }, "See here
old woman, your hurtin' that ere risin
OH my neck"
s'Shet up, you old lunatic, or Tn give
you a worse risin than your gettin'
now."
| "Wen, ole woman, them ere durn dam
grasshoppers is 'nough TO make trouble
in any mans family, eat up all our crops
and spit terbacker JUICE all over the
| farm"
/ sOhl obi you old sot," and here she
elevated the old man clear off the pave.
| ment, and his feet made q revolution
like steamboat wheel out Of water, and
| brought him down again with a thump,
! that made Erastus think that his i'm
mortal soul had fed. 'sGrasshoppersl
grasshoppers! you old fool there aren't
one in the State Of Indiany."
swell, ther papers says ther goin' to
be-"
"Erastus, your mind and body is wan
derin'; your got the jim jams"
By this time she had conveyed the old
man to the tail end Of the wagon, and
gave him boost that upended him in
the vehicle like sack of potatoes,
where Erastus wilted and shut up like u
hot air balloon. The old lady then jump
ed into wagon, gathered up the reins
and turning to the crowd, remarked,
"thaps the kind Of clos pin am" and
drove away.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-29

QUEEN VICTORIA, a few days since,
completed the thirty-eighth year Of her
reign. 1t has not only been a prosper
Gus and comparatively peaceful one, but
has been, with five exceptions, longer
than any of her predecessors since the
conquest. The exceptions are the reign
of Henry iii, from 1916 to 1912; Edward
III, from 1927 to 1877; Henry VI, from
1922 to 1461; Elizabeth, from 1868 to 1903,
and George III, from 176O to 1920. Her
reign has exceeded in length that of six-
seyenths Of her predecessors.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-29

THE project of railroad line round
the world is being again agitated in
Europe. The proposed road is to run
from western Europe eastward, through
Russia, the Chinese Empire and Asiatic
Russia, cross Behring's straits to Alaska,
and cut down through British America
across the United States, and make close
connection with fast ferry-boat across
the Atlantic. What the price OF round
trip tickets will be-is not yet stated.