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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
mIsrANEN FOR TuEp.

The schooner Willow Harp, anchored in the
Norm River of tiutasnerg FRIDAY might, the anchor
f,nng with tIs blssr lh ,zAbL, Jlaa. Clark te tes
graph Waterman tine foot of seventtetst went On
board the shout m In order " clear The
r<,,e ADRIAN N-son, who watching the vesssl sup
posing thai intruder river thief, immediately
fires, tbs, contents Of slot ~ Gin, the charge enia-
ing iaSiy s,Sl la few niaHans Clark disappeared
At daylight Nelson gave hInseif to the police hut
UPON being Lakrn Ia coart judge Kilhreth discharged
hun ftu custody appeared against hiiu CLARK,
m tha .a.ntAe had beea taken 10 Gutenberg, aud strr
In the day Ia the pciics Of the mis-
hsp A. the serious, superintendent wanz
photographed Prvidencs r. L. FOR the rerrcst Of Mel
sou be syng sailed Saturday morning fer Thai port
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The second game of the championship series
hewe.n the Athlete and Philadelphia Clubs was played
AT Pha saturday II resulted III victory for
the Athletics hy - scare ~ to . 49, -,
The Hartford professionals defeated tf" Yale Unit
versity Hartford saturday by score ~ p" u %
In lie gaIue Al NeW-Havru s,tIird .y between the
Centennial and New Haven Cabs tne former won by
81 l. 10 ). -,
T-Dty The champion Boston Rcd st0cstngs VII play
their ust gam. with the Muiuts tue Union Oroun u
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Sesr h Mar 5Ssr taFN sr an Julien L"n
n:SRs p4 ASsa-' ess a ~ rriH xss@ p fas
Ilpis vscava Angusn Priia. ar'os Ncrhcnsscn Nr
der Mr Ochmicker Mrs A. Foureadr. E. G. Money! pmer
otter Cart sanslcr fn.ce A. Aronr; p nv i M
j. Foss MIA j. Tes. Joseph Bnenc NTs n L Jaa.c. :.
Rupert Fol, fabsrthe Gutierrez Edward de ara Bar
bon, Mrs SUPERIOR Kety orally, Mis- ii.en iaipee
Henry aarro Ere..c "P co~nv. Mrs. Ernese
AMIR Iacasse MIRA Andre Iacass, J. casterrt Rev wm
Aboe Jo.eph orerst o6e Psrrr chamdy' M a"s.tr
sister naTe Tsr sister MARE Mare pl prere1t
cirt SrS E Girot Mrs. n Crosse, Mrs. Theres Mans P.
Scss se Pse btu, Fred r. M"y an apcos
e,ssy. Is&re Gayraud Gu s,sn'csr G nau, LGn
Maire. Mr. An"re Vine. We simon Marc W BrHsy Mr.
Checker. Mt Stephen schilg, Mr. Jul ns WI, WIS
Msthih Barr joaeph Carrier, MI Vh!enln MI ana hrs
hrs P"nl Male a. Rrgheti. Ege,ne P,ll,rr Apr,r, .
iSs r MIS- Rev yTs oT. or Mye W.. A nann IN
co Gallo, Michel Priscilla Mrs. rsmirr Sci rtMr. u
genie n1re AMI CHIT Miss Anna Driy"t Mis- @s e.
mcltin, ars Marie crset J. CbsTeutier: hnt -
i %. an" p sif a Master eliza I'"d Louis Sss'n
Mis- Fanny reahin l:ustave the Mr., Gnstaye Dine ans
taprsni q ovanini. Mrs Camout Miss Henrietta Cnammt
In Ms Ma rnT @ST n. ,b. Psrer JOIN FTS
Arnold Major, Jo'ep r M0~sait, Nrs. J0"ph j. MoSsat
hngrst Cs-fevee J. Grenpnirt. Savaor Ni"nr' N,ro'"
Gov aIi dussppo T Fart iaegnes kdan Mme Ga-taIra
hr%t Misc H. teie"os, An@nlo sTr'gnt' frs fs
rttot Sr Esred.na Mars rarrU'. Mrs. LA Erm
Mr. Css s s hr,T Asse"T alsr ee|%m No,
Aatnrtte zar H. Gustaye Zines and chm r.n Josepn ar
ret P"n.v IN rrna PrI'esi K"T Ien's Ertr'iT ,sir p
Gustass DeaIlrt-, Daniel Bellri., K. Isior r. cauo
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dav Capt Crafts found " the Jewels secret-d u fhe
bed ~ iehacea Tarkenb,n ir the houHe, and
recovered Tia. r-,s,,ll-r from Different pawa-s ops
Rehrra who COMM tied Tor examination 10y Justice
dey aid had srcompce in the ~ rson OF MACAO
n.uate OF the House Of uAe Socd Shepherd, VINO
will also be arrested
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miscellaneous.

ATS1 SIXTH-AvE., near Wsveriey-plaee--
N lAdi,t g,rten'n sab r,"rs ~ ,s'. Ia x
HARRIS 10 VI.
IMITATION GOLD WATCHES, CHAIfS,
1 s,d JIWEIRY. This hH~ all IRE sinashsy ~
aurlbiiy oil Cod els, r,o and 81 zach l-l
tents and Iors s1ch Patent Levsrs hnhubs cacf> .sn
ir.uu l.r aanoe equal appearance aud as sn. o G"d
atehre Cnsi- IL Ia VI 'ert AL Ne hsest styies 81
,vt iry N todd 60ds sent T. " u ~
sxpr..a by ouwpg yoo fs~s -~ra rsssal Sd.r
ana Will hsfi stss ~ oar
I,x1r.,.., Sir.ulaf Aa.IY--s .Oi.IINs METAL WATCH
FACTORY aJs Br,adway, New Yosh CITY
DAM BRUSHES, KAISOMlEE and VAR
L SisB BRUSH a. tSu sowcet Eoery pstcse -
ass Pearl ~ JuIlN \. norPtI, NapaisctursS sira M
porter.
no SURVF YURs.-FOR SALE, q CITY
i rlIEDuOLITf, r-adfnx 70 sscopsz - sl7S Also
DENi Transit. rzlins cn~ minnss Sc sllo seth =
~ nes Nd m tsu- Ad0r>ee y
co. .-rrs. a 3 CssLAsslksce bb,sS1Se
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asp ct Reefs mother was subsequently found M the
bonse, aimost ins-nsible ron int0xicalion and Was
locked up ss ~issss; hui Reed, who In supIos<- Ia
have udlcted III niurWs, aged to einds the police
still at large yesterday.
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90 11jom il map Concern.

4 i SAIL next week 10 represent Ameri-
~ lflst in Austria Asi 0uyi lss similar
eng AZ Tc.lll ia JO~EPll ft'hr,
OF Ad1IHce, Robbins Co. 34i ETOst~ay
ELECTION. An animal meeting OF VAULT
II /. New Yor ClIy Marble Cene<o<y e-cs.n ::
crofen OF i've Trasiees ior tls rHsins y
hcil earl ST, the LTst Monday IN VA ~
nrx.L rom l. 20 l oc.ock IA. ANsoA BAhIII 20. ~
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SERIOUS END OF A LONG pfssESsIoy

John Walker, a laborer residing at No. 10
De-ur>sssesst. SATURDAY afternoon dangerously
ss.bbcd by hs s,epsoa, Theodore Rood, Il. socs
the MARRIAGE II Walker heb mother. those has A.
vsys bsen dlssensiea Beoa and is sspfSthy.
diepu. a~ose bs,twrssa them Asat i've pssssssn Of
cane suu wsksr. whs noxicstod. challenged Rssd
% come into the ssest and agha The essngs wss
seyfed xasd wslkas sesrsa ths sS0ss
covered with hteod and btesinx from hrcr veunde ~
va. rsusvsd Para isosftsi thonrr % Bss,cveo
Huav,i. tho injuries had annnlarA vsRI eAnx~suus
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PREPARING FOR THE CENSUS.

The Tammany Committee on Urganl1ltlon
on sr Law ,ceiy cd from several Of tn. Assembly Dis
trict snhouinte-s the Of prrsnns sriecfef ~
sntah Tor ,nue ators 81 the ccnss. Tire list ne"
rnulrtc and VIII forw rdcd Ia ;nc Scc ctary ~ stare
at once The WORT of liking the state cepsus VIII be o~
Iuu. I
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REDUCED PRODU TIOS ~ Tie LOWELL
FACT 'RIES.
LOWELL, Mass. May 2.-The manufacturers
estimate The production Of the mills city. cor-
pared with product before the strike. to DC decrease
,i ., 80 pr c-ut- In IA re spanning Lere Id de-
creAn., uf about 10 lr'r cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

RIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatOuis
ID ~ asnGnsnsh RalfuakA Pnss q stAsnu Hal D6E
PUKT 1850 CashssiAA shv - l1@o aad hx,dsrsSt -
Ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

THE USrrED srATTs HOTEL IN : RtToGh sold
SARATOGA, n. T., May AT foreclosure
sale Saturday The United site Hotel Ind ri hy jas
~ Martin for 1850 600 THE il sriuec n rafi@l mort
gage winch Will bring tbe price up ~ ABOUT sn,olL
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Crrouean Advertisements.

ENTRANCES TO EUROPE, CHINA, IA
IL Pan, INDIA, AMI b. Id fAH - OF IlIN I'LL.
l,,.Its I...A casual, AZ he earrcbI rae
sIsr by ban IN u LLuu viii rAe Nhc.uc BaDA IN az
paIts tie world
THE CHEQUE RANK, HEAD OFFICE,
1 PAIL MALI. FAST LONDON, ENGLAND "fihe
sEnls ed ng XIV, may
In ofa i1 Tire s.rr sry s necessary a." az
ocethi With s,iiiug 0oNrru snt -smrS 49,
n CbecAA
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6ieamboais anS Eaill oaas.

L,OR Rondout and Kingston, connecting with
h e n as G- "y az Iarsofo "a Lon
lug land tSswaa.z' ANA fSps ma, "a. am lag MaS
.paT It. e's isy s. l"f ~ a mipm w
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c. Fare
~ 81 %. siesnrs r"vr y r.-sIP Ior nes i ~
NORTH RIVER AID NkW-YORK STAN
~ BDAr LINE EneI s'.sl fonkers. Nyae. ia er
straw, Pee, ~ ane . rm diat "a lngs "S'ry IT, o
Tirr ''''' ''''' ''' '"' l. LANE, AseDt
DHiLADELPHIA, via LONG BRANCH and
i ire NEwJl KsEY sOUgHI m hAILhnAD
Soss.s .SSAs 49, tSS sns DAY ; sr%
connfc,ns a. ' Har , oos I'm q. ,rA,n' s :,
$40 MI r,i"%s ? a. A.. aSns ~, rsSs '''r inTer'
400 p @.-Tor long r4isn, ,oa.~ Ids~ warefa~n tar
mega N'u VIM T. sNEDEN. General Manager.
DTGULAR Catskill line, mp the crcek.-steam-
IL r. lhpnpion ami Va ter LIest " . sav" phr ~
Ito, , Gsily ,sAc'It suL1sS) a.0pm
BLOOMINGTON LINE for BOSTON and
The .taaneh and com4.i -: i. a.,sr. FHqpE IstANp
Tne-da : AZ" ana sraSs .1 rom Per Is $ortn
ILL., oft Of jas s. al p a. arriving IN Bosr"n ad n Al
a. S. san. ' r U.s. 1900 t tae asases 81
'. ." pE 10 L1U Lw FILKISs Gen Ps-Ast
D. y bAbCO, n, Pr'si.snL
THE FLUSHING, NOETIl SHORE, and
short route BabyLn Eaysors slip. sAy y,s and Pat
I..S.c Hunters Point 90 a H. Babylon way
Leave hn.r P.int - a. H. ia'e""EHe a.-l Ia. with
OF al
Leasr nlnrs int 90 M-rsehesns va, win ,r,,,
with aitAcLed
LEa,r Hul ~ 10. ~ D. m.-fs'p WAY frs
For part caars 10 small tine taOses tlso fnv
tr,ibs tsr' HseA. e.uir. isrs Al yas Sar<
4 o. pLti." fsTry boats SNs New t're,
sp 70 iItss, AID oos ID ~
lnnrI.sI. Is .sGs resie"s W fart a. ~
Iai.s Hunt - nj T rkrts sad a bu-s.g sIgc~td
Al Am and ofOss sdBss, trains bas
Iunt. PnLt Crvat Seek. Lcue stss' Gar An thy,
PacaOguc, al $50 foS
II. sing, tolLge ssps ART ali inter n~adts
$40, 1000. hoe aud -. s;lr 3dsi IA
y IA. J. L. sAhiO-s Sspff7h""''''@
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fouses au> f-tms rUinieo.

LIURNISHFD HOUSE wauted ty small pri
laInJ tour nlia n thsc ., BrakiyH, or orr
isans the city mnat D. rorf,ct orer Aa 9aihv
nd vel ALdrte KEfdALLk Uptown tI1vune
Tics- ,24-> .sTUAiwkY, cSrIer 31st<f-
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Chances for Bnsiness alrn-

A DD!TIONAL capital procured for Mer-
~ si.znts Manufacturers asd stfss,A Mining n@fec~
goa ai.ai cal oNshang.d tr husin - ,s'ns
twfksat cLarer az Al vaNs
opp.pn,t hf'rSucos Cp.ery .ins ia" q Z" .sir r
at AZ tnggs l. Nxrietca. ras.saI aud B.sshss hS~s'S
SWAY
XVAN rED-A WEEKLY NEWSPAPEK TO
w pu., : very favsrshs b. s1yaa- Address
VT. viii ~ + = BUekiiS. iss Ssis~ a.
WAN rED-A BUSINESS NAN, W.T.
w ssaa a PA TNEn "a . prstabe xsn,dassss.ssss
nu.iu.-- rare ovprtnuiy ior ssssb nas in'esee-
sr.Ir,t Asarc<p r. L NJ, fnbsDs Uaee
WvANTED-A practical PAPkk nHNE ~,
sssav pseeT and snsna Aassrs J. a !ASAsssiS. ~"
In a New Yosx. IL c ALAbe NpN s~N
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&c. cream.

yIORTON'- ICE CREAM,
i Il fm Due yam II n'sf p'puiAf $40 'c-e
81 CD Pc. GALLON.
CHARLOTTE I.U5SE A$,b JELLIFS,
DEIICTOI9 AND CHEAP
Fzmtuca B1ar linz, Houses rsrt1.s cnnre"~s Fans rs
promptly supplied Dcpats 49, s"ortha' ANIL i'zot fAA'
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N'TTkT'rRE AIN ATAC
rfses go 9un Cots ~ MOON Rises s44
~ ~ wArEa Trns DAY. n
aandv Fonk 636 Cows ISLAM 6l3 Hell @. Ferry s+2
~ DAY-p v.
sanfy Hook Col Cows Issn -. CSC He'd O. Ferry BIB
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DEATHS BY cARrLn4sNEss OR DESIGN


TO investigate Of thu death Of young chi.d
IaisI Janp Than,ss, Fo,ftn--i, near IentitVe, Hh"
died ON Thursday thraugh tie ala gcd malpractice al
Innln B.iLsltnann, druggist Oh NlBti-avc, etwstn
Thirty ThirtY utsts DIR A. uugat wrote
Ia the Coroner be treating the child for dph
t,rin and thar tc dla,af gave medicine for tist
iny without "A t,rr-s.,fptiu. The child aftr
faaen with q nvus,on., AMI died Thursday Or
IL ,prrt rcf- q give tiicsse. and wrnl" "a th'
Coroner requesting inv estrA When The Coroner
An A- deputy went saturday mold The post inortrin
-xaini, boa, they uIOu 10y the w"nIen al tbe
armed with poaers and ttchets and were
able TO urueed their work uuiy Guder Tie prUtec
tiun of q ponce ei,ssr The autopsy, however, sho"e
neither s,ns OF diphtllra unf OF Excessive Ieeblng
aud the formal Inquest st duwn for next F0.ay
.,ons nc took tic medicine the druggist, who
rsi :he 1ggsi rcfuoeii "a give pacA the nfst
me,ticInr tuI rILpinbiIUn
The uuurst re4tItye the death NJ David Reed. VINO
VS. snricat@i M the April 6 at tne Frankfort
busin- Lad b,s All Ally 49,
oil nr prsaeT GGoui~ Isry di-.h.rE " Al Az
A verdict III art,l cnIsl death Wa hrfnTn'1
t0ok the Hut'-iH0rfrm d's'sit'n On
Fr7daS cYCn.ug b. JVYepn SIN nJn', anut.cr b1y ou
HndrIn-rt.. b.twreb BaTrUv aud Or0VeSb hlllfi
clearly idcurn&si iInInuns q RavlnR lDDctA Tie
uounl. Miller z.sd simlnous abusins bay
named and lHer8rred g1vu SIiiIll- NO"
Inc -thinuBs then By-u uts'h Aiijef ALL
slaDAesi bia In the AtHiaDen-
called Saturday ts iBvrsigate tie
case aI = woman tound drowned At Per
licin.ty ~ a woman VI hal reputation WHO I'D Lsss
s.xn often Tie docks
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JEwEI.RY sT0I.I-N BY a SERVANT.

Henry Hodsvs of No. G2 sOuth IxfOrd-st-.
lro,styn rriss-.i containing jewels worth u l40
ram undsr his ssd April a After sr. H"ds's had
evsn si0o ~ ysans whs rsprssentsd hiussf ~
sststive ind thtsd and tbs young had faded
D. ~ he reported the robbery 70 tho pcs On satur-
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furnitnre.

A PICKHARDT & CO, 21S West 37th-st.,
"A. Furniture Manufacture A'd Ubbosirnf IAfisf >-s
-,na ne,s ti,s B.st Storage fsr nrner taxen
& RlaWOLD"
STORAGE wAREHoUsk
Washington place
Uousahoa Furuilnr f,ay orrs lBd rnar1fh ~ MOI
rr, rtte ,thrr nv ~ bIt tons nbf-d 70, 'h-
moo, OF quarter livery rseaDon lAkes To prev @J
iny ~ iar pu1iie ~ pt1vs. Fac'n 90 "a
lilatoa m sAAHbb eFN>HH.-
CMI, H. PARfIOR BED DEPOT, IL ast
- IyLb sfa arS Rfsr~sn b-sA tat -' n'
FRO, snsu ai srs<
r., &. SEIl-EW,
H nAsAn orrrcR
LIBRARY FURNITURE
No i03 W LION ST Aewyeyh
Fine Cylinder D~~-s
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Cost du1 forn6.

r OST-PAS BOOK No. 90, go. Deliver 70
1 i GrnMAN SAVINGS BANK oD Jn.onsquare.
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ERIE RAILWAY.

ERIE HALLWAY. ,o TO-.
IL nPKrS AAEMEyr Of Trains in eject Nay T. isf .
a. DsoL (FOr Twenty 1i4iH - SC e VIC
M ninnai and Chicago hay ExprsA Ira wing rom
CO t.ie- tIln and Sir- Coal-r " dT.t i'h ,,u
Iol,,a u,-,.Alr,s "a Nah and Niagara Fal-
Sic ping 10 sue, cfison bLdgc . w.. ,,-.,..
~ ut aiiyL PaciIc Expr - 10 e. West sirepnss
through 10 Buhxo IA ara fabs Si"'anHs'' ~
/ Ole detroit. and Chcass without Change
F% s'I Jews s 80 $50 a-sls lo45 m; 80 ,csa
$40 40 e3ol m ne -, ioas a NJ Va ND ,oS X Ic NJ
Taa n' '" SnS. "" avn G,nssSn 80 $50
NV Ien '545 40 $50. Is, 10 ~ m : 30 $40 ~
ts0 7 D. m WIrsnA, 7.O, 10 - a. ~. 40 y: ~ New
Ggrgh i950 s 10 u 80 ,,op ~ Sgnrrn -, - "a
sr.1r a. s45. a. !. 80 - H.. Io46 M S,i5, )
g. $50, l. I'll 80 T. rsoe $40, . ~ ~ . ~
80 a. B. 5l5, IT, Gl5, d 50, - ID, 40 ~ o. ~
i04s, ilSS SI5. ~ GA az t'1 g Bn "a NJ A.
l. 80 @i5 6Ia So 7d. 80. ana eat! RAY nlgsts 20. o.
II 3Ou m fItier Par AMI rsssIc 6i5 80, = ~ ~ ~
lO m " nnun sl.i5 q. 34j. a. Is T. $50 70 1850
81 p. cod and > ARK j. T. $50 w. 90 a ID
ouy il.On P,ssoat Ad acK 80 ~ $50 a Ia lA5u'
2. az J. 5l5. $50, rs A. 81 atIr ~ nights only
lI.j0 D. Spring Valley T. $40 ~ n ~ = - l. W. -
SoTr-rraius C,sHher Isl on even M bad hhnT
2.Id reen m.nufes earirr thar ainYr uiir IRA
leavi z hambvrs quarter hour. ave 2d a. unr
miuut ear \ leaves 2Jd 81 az - a. M s'd - -
p m connecting with trains Leaving Cham"~rss a. ~ -'"
ekc.s for and for APARTMENTS IN Drawing @ an
he obtIir. ARD Jies iVr ti~ ciccs-I
Ia may Ire left ~ the 'ouiIsny onf
2sl, go. ni 81 bfsl~sy court st. bIv~Sh 49," ~ s'
Exrrss tra - r,,m the NewY"rk At ~
= IL. 40 AMI - D. a.
40 = ABBOTT Gei.ra4 i'ae.JlRcr Agent
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6tedmboais ano Railroads.

(NTIZFNS' LTNE.-Steamboats for TROY,
cnput citing III al railway lines Nur ami West AXE
90 cents deck ah as-sye, pcndhg berth u EFgme
stean,b,as ieaye daily, sat"ra4s "Acep'e az y ~,
connecting lines. JUS 'Oi~'Eb 'ap~
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf.
Z ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST.-Ias- nEer
light station la New YORK. oJt ~ i4sfty ~ o. IT,
Del. Lae>. and est IL A ~ = III SUI " VI III :"
and Division Gso with Lf.i.l alley haIpbl
liarrtspnrr P~bnr; N "a tno wis., "S' W
Central ~ unsy ivanla ami NeW. ora stat,
SPRING \ ACHIEVEMENT. 49,,
Commencing April r. ls73iSaNe New YORK ~ lnib'~s
5:lo m-SEHs TKn for blst0n. brtileirii AN hIiru
town chunk Tamalua. ismanend "i-esOarre 81 W.
ton. &c. an, 49,, ,,.,.,
90 A. m-Way Tran kastu Bell Iisrr. AIicn Chnne
-siIarre rilisioi. MIhaDOy Ct, MI carmel Hal vn
Tunkhamnoos, Tity, Connects at JancI""
800 A. m-MOaAIS6 ExPKn-r, daily Except sunays fer
Eas,on, Alamo ~ lIarIisDar AID ae est Son'S.
a,u TO lA-s6irre, Scranton &C. Win through e'i'
70 Danvrie, " llianl-I ort, &C
a IN rain fpr -nuier' He -. An.
II IS D. m.-tAPKEs for Fiem ngion Easton hafh Alen
town Mach Ik. MaIaaoy City uI1lcUOl. WAesIarrr
scragOu kcaing. Colaubia, Laneas"r. Lphrala Fos''
20 n Az Trn for ristnn Catasauqus and Belyiere.
$50 y m-Way 1r..I for lain selL
"A M Train for Easion, Allentown, ann halch
Connects AT JnciJn Win Del Lac and " go L. ~
30 D. n.-Nay Trilu far 7onleFy lie and bennington
buU /, m-Way ram for PLlnne.d -
SIJ D m.-EsgsISG ENf .Fss- daily or tason a / ',""
Ma, CHUNK Wiike-bare To~ami lteaNlns hsIii'baS x
-, al :; d, = M ~ az iiain for somcr Te
600 D m-Wag rriD for soher'iis.
80 D. 0r laIBD' ~.
90 o. m.-Fdr Somerv1ne
= 80 D. m.-t tmgrant-Por Easfnn
i . n-Nay I ram far s'merNile
E, al.tb AZ Sis g. 60 $40 T. go st5 $40.
10 so Il:l5 M; ~ ~. lzt6 20 . 90 90, a.
AS 30 4s5 o, 49, 80. b4j. t. olJ' SSu = ''o'
1''' 7'"' 'i' A'0o ''i' b. E ECKER supt and King.
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER IlAII.BAD After Nov. ID, 1874 thf"nsh
trains will leave tsBDsl Ibenot.
400 a. m Chicago and Nor7h-rn Expires, Win drawing
rnln arr tnrb. gu to Loch-st.r and - Ailans
lOs M special ncAgo EKpr.s witiira~ne ro"m carr
IsOchrslrr and huftIO.
IL a. M. Northern and Western fx1rrSA A.,
400 D. m $40 urea Exprrrs, with si~ing cars from new
York 81 Adams
600 u nn kxps DAILY with sleeping cara fof "aterown
900 o. m ae Fxprrs- paily. with sleeping ars ir Roch
-l.r fnnaL Fal- also ior Chicago Via both l.
-. an VI. g, aIrfp'i-- , .,,...-
with seeping ears TOT A4o-iy
Why ''A''' ~ P ~ ~ {, IL KEHDRICK,
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Cursperu fstfls.
PARIs.-GRARD HOTEL. Eighty recommended for AnssAs Anoss-
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l. " 4 IL
V~IdN Arrangement co,uu,e sept L. 1874
Passenger 1ision in NesY Grand Central DEPOT 9"
'' v" f''' ' Gaai' = Ls.vR sxv.yosk
Trains %s New a' ven RAJ f. 40 =" a. a icS EN- 800
,fSL 40 sXcs H. as and 8 10 u'a Eri. 10 FHl AMI
10 SO e ~ 80 Il 90 M m e, 90
70 9 q 70 t. =. go f % no . 10 SO 10 81
Q. d Errre. Springfield At ZOO and 70 2" nd
40 l., a." 10 . D. =" LOO ," ID s 10 s aS p N
BrdSriI rhe 80; aaa NJ s.sipeet W.T.. ,S,
us 3y' IN. so nd sa s"S nT cn1e S'
s. ore IAns Hor~ sci and s.~ ha'ea n. hn.,h
sos iSo ana .2S ss si s ,Tn nj a.
aolsr al Toe 5 oS m ana p connre1 vita
u IT, t1d n! m. s Aus M ~ r ana 81 o. nc
Daoy and NSrws. ~ .""t M1TT"E and l1o ord
sgRcay Boston Mail Trains 81 100 p H. va Springfield a.
Driving rato cars an Day Erpress and sleeping car~ an
T"tr.s can be pircaassa at cls, Once If Cuupany a.
GraDd central Depot or e "s-" and r-a'r Car or
IirotlyIL Will check haxsaxs fDn rsrinee TO ars
-"A"' JOHN r MOODY. supt n. y. DViAion. New. YORK
OPPOSITION MERCHANTS LINE Tor
OALBASY and TROY laS"igs s.Ss, r"Sntys
SsG saSia nth S-r S e. ta.a
pEoPLE- LINE FOR ALBANY.
sTArERooxs wAnMED by STEAM PIpEs FOB THE
C0MFOnT or pArsENGEks The Urvw or Il john leu,
sG. At st soSsst GSay Win a.
va. ins f@r d: i S. p No.. G snS s ana s rts
Fx o. 24I Bruwsy amt al rita ,1iue io,s ALL
'-stf E s;tSH,'r sTDucrGS - asst CLASS
PASSAGE ONLY 81 90 DEt;K PASSAGE 90 Cent?.
pENNSYLVANIA k0AD;-THE
ROUTE sew ysk. u'n foot Of d. sOiosss Aud
xprSss for iarisSnrs Pitrsburst and south
with Pullman Palace SI. attached $50 m anal 90"
~a-Ucrt sd los. Haven via Pe;issasap".a and n,
" lILans,art Lock Haven, Carry anI ne $50 D. M con
Meeting carry T1tu~vins Pssoenm Csnte Ana LIE Oh
Tor q. ulns Warrington aud the south. Limited Wash
o 81 a nL arrive Washington al 4lO " NJ Regular ~
$40 m a a., IA sansy ~ . o. ESQ m 1880
IT, 30 e. I sso p m .usi.y. 4.so s.
~" 70: - sssBrs a, go @ d. y - ut
81 30 .o 80 st $50 sunday n 70 Geo. 81 ana Sd
si e. s ss .iS g s1 :S - fS
10 Ign p ~ 1.'I y sAt ssnaay '2o AUD 70 s II
fonss g. 80 so 80 . ~ go IT, 10 ID s %
an" rul y sai rs amSo, AM south AmOoy ami 10
S Sse tD S: .as and NJ asIo .Ia $50
q" tI e.. a1G. S ~ u + so sa aa
Tor kmrsttL ana l.oehJ Lili $40 a M aud 4lopm
For For f "-s S s sas sa aa s 80 an. sa
E., RTDseaIs aSe Ss Esr sS sa4 and
s$o an! m Y 80 2, = s. and H ;Ss
rSr rrrninstaie ara I'D s.lnsn a m and p M
For shi-iown. Psmbsrton. AID cdsa VIA Perth Amhoy
For Il eh,rso~n aud P-mo.rtsn. "a
~ y. 70 ~ FROM no az 10 u asS 30 s
flss rs IL S y O. ssSAs fS II 20
e e az 1 . i = =. g. sad % q = ~ ~
inS tiSs AZ. Nor IA A iia and is
Immigrant Ticket otf e sdY BE- r. as: F.sr As-.
PRANK THOMSON. General AAnsSn
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TALL RIVER LINE

DAILY SUNDAYS EXCHPTEDl Al -
From PIER ~ North River tont u Murray II,
Steamers NEWPORT AND old Colony
tsut- A. a. SGMMDNS. Cap. y. VI. II hAONs
TIE lsl Ia nto1, lco0gp Ply nlvath
View Bedford MIrthas Vneyart NantlcAe Cape COL I,-
WHITE NOUN TAI ~. AMI all principal ponfa Ii New kn
gllid ProsineS For Ickrts AMI eiatrpinH ABBY
2si go Broadway broadway, corner Iwoi -.
Tuir ave ani ono and tSenty fthsi od TX
nrrss 'ices e4I roadway and C0lItst, DrOoiyn or
H.. o on ,hs Per principal isOsls anal Ticket OI
In TIE Il y. BOhDcN ~ LoN ILL AEe'Ies.
9ttitSGE 1. CON NOtL General Passenger Agent
SPECIAL. NUrf t--On Monday, My l0t, The world re
BRITT l. and i'IsU\ rDENt viii Siinie
t,eir "A . Oh Ihis III Summer soason
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L'OR Roudo lt s. King atom, landing at COzzens
D ,w~t tuintl cornwall. NewhnrsiL aa'iborourh Milton
Po 10 syu Esopp. us- 81 am slat Jafrs
W aIdyu ever. MOl Ia, Wednesday amt FT14y, HAVING
Harlan at, Per M ,Urtl liver, At y. III.
Richland beacon., 1875-09-18
Gotten Stealing.

While we cannot say that we know
how to Sympathize with OR neigh
bors of Madison and Ouac. ita par
ishes, we are very sorry for them /;
sorry that they have SO many cotton
thieves and few inhabitants who
disgrace the name of merchants, that
are thieves also, who prove them
selves to be by receiving ana conceal
ing seed cotton brought to them at
the dead hours of night by keeping
regular fences" in rogues' parlance
The merchants Of Delta have signed
Il pledge not to buy cottoa after a
certain hour ut night, and the honest
ones are going to keep close watch
on those suspended of Violating Il
similar slrdyc last year. We hope
they VIII he successful y catching
all The cotton thieves AMI Lodging
them in the penitcntiarv.
We believe that The Richland ne
grocs are generally honest, but still
we suppose cotton thieves could b'
found, If Il few "irnccs" were opcnc,
in the parish. Fortunately for tn,
planters. however, the merchants o
Eichand are gentlemen, whom ih,
thief could not approach on the sub
jcct without being caught, and W,
hope that none Of the buyers Of stolei
cotton will take it into their heads t,
immigrate to Richand, for we woulc
not like to see them graciGg tie limb
Of our forest trees.