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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-13
THE REVIVAL IN LONDON.

Gable dispatches nave been received in this city
and Philadelphia from London asking for the
prayers OF all Christians in America on tomorrow
Tor the revival work OF Moody and Sankey, which
was commenced during the present week under
circumstances OF extraordinary and unprece-
denied interest,"
Vast preparations have been made to reach the
entire population OF London by personal vista
ton, and several large buildings nave been
erected IN addition to those now available. Agri-
cultural Han. which Mods 10000 persons, anu
Exeter Hall are now occupied and the queen
opera Ill use has been engaged. FIFTY Thousand
dollars have already been subscribed 10 meet eX'
pcnses.
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z. DID his attentions on that occasion excite
comment aiterwardY OBJECTED to and ruled out.)
Counsei Tor defence SAID that they wanted to
show that these public scandals, caused by his
own act, were what melted Mr.. TiltOn TO make
TINS charge against somebody TO save himself.
The defence too6 an exception to the ruling OF the
Court.
THEODORE TAKES A WALK.
Z. DO you recollect making subsequent call at
Mr. llltOn's mouse one evening" when you waited
Tor Mr.. TiltOn Was Mrs. Triton nomep A. L re.
memoer the call; did not see Mrs. Tilton 1t was
FAMILY when called, and 1 understood that she
was absent; called about eight O'Clock; Mr.. Til
ton was absent at the time; saw the house
keeper, an elderly person; | did not go inside
when FIRST called; came back twice. and went
In about nine O'Clock and renamed until ten;
before ten O'Clock Mr.. Tilton came IN in company
with the same lady referred TO before: there was
ayoung lady with her who said she was o relative,
and VINO went home with her
(fnls testimony was stricken out)
z. What did Mr.. Tilton or the lady say9 A. The
lady, who had been walking with Mr.. Triton, apo,o-
that both her watch and MIR. Tilton's had stopped.
q. DO you recoect conversation with MIR. I'LL
ton on the subject oil the marriage relations and
divorces A. do; | once mad q conversation with
him while crossing on IA ierryooat about marriage
and divorce; ne seemed greatly agtated at the
time; he asked me earnestly what thought on
the subject OF marriage; SAID 1 never had anv
occasion to think OF IT. he asked me If | thought
there might be more than one human love; SAID
l didn't know; ne asked what would say about
PEOPLE WHO WERE UNCoNGENIALLy MARRIED.;
i said II people would try TO bear 1t they would
grow together again. he asked me what thought
OF John stuart Mill, and SAID Thought he was
philosopher; he said Mr.. Mil had never been
married 10 his vile; that an intimate frIenu OF
Mi. Mil had told MIN so; SAID that a man who
could i've faithfully with his alleged wife all his
HE aud then 20 and live near aer grave was no
man ior MIN TO quote ON his side oil the marriage
question.
Mr.. Beach then proceeded TO cross-examine the
witness. 10 the questions put the latter replled:-
Brooklyn Women's Cub; there were good many
persons present ana among the number was Rev.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMEATs-NIsrH PAGE-Fifth and sixth col
AsTeoLoGy-sreoyD pAcr-sixth column,
BOARD AND LopdlNd WANTED-rsElrTa pAsH~
sfGnS hrd EsThE SsHHHs FOR
ggs!sEss ssVsI!ss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. isTSg%n1 rAss
REAL ErdTE
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-ELrvrsru PAcn-sixth col
zsS
coA ss kNb SSn and TTTsH ec
CoAsrwisE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGS~Fith and
oorARfsfashfFs-r,onrn siass fGlshn: PAGE.
63SSSTsf uonm
5f FEsESsssS .sd tHR a gs ss
EURoPEAN STEAMSHIPS SECOND PAoa-Finh col.
ptssEn F.aasiasn column
TINAXCIAL1EIGnTM PAGE:
TO LET
FRENCH Ss1S
HELP Observation-Disclosures PAoE-Finh
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcn-First col.
HoRsES,, CARRIAGES, AC.-Frnsr PAcr-rhird,
fourth and fifth columna
.HoUsEs. ROOMS, &C., wXNrED~ ~sHeoND rAcr-sI1th
JERSEY CRY, HoBoKEN hUDsoN ciTY AND BER-
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoND PAGE
LEcTUfaGEa sEXsoS-ylRsr P PAcr-rifh column.
LOST AND FOUND-FIRsT PACx-Second column
hAsRE eHa% column
MBDICAL--SEcOND PAGE-fifth column.
AkR HEb
MiscELhMNEous csEsLilhM,'N,Eous observation-disclosures PAGE
Observation-Disclosures PAcE-FiHh column
MuSiCAl.1NINTM PAGE-Fitth column.
pAc ourth Ciuuon
PiANoFoRrEs, ORGANS, &C.-NisTH fAaE~Fourth
POST SFEIfE EoTIgEwEssss rED rAcssi5th sspmn
ELEyESTn PAcM-Eith Fifth column.
RtNT-sEooNp PAGE-Seeond column
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-SEooND PAGE-Seo.
REAL i LsTATE STA WASTED-sKooNp pAex-rhird col.
REwARDs-Flnsr pAcE-sccond column.
SALES At AUCT!ON-SEcoND fAGE-rhird and fourth
sITuAfioHs wANTED-FEMALEs-ELrvr PAGE
S sscopS Sra osF fRa a Columns
SPECIAL SoficEs~FInsr PAer-sscond and third
SPORT G-DoGs, BIRDS, ac-Flnsr PAcr-Third
THE 'fTipE 'fTiRAppEs-1wrLrrH PAcr-First and second COL
rn TIE ~ rThF7EsT .oJ PsqEvTnTd pI column
Third and fourth columns
uNfrRNTsHaD ROOMS AND RPAsTMESTHsc crtS%G rs %Hr-
SECOND PAGE-Fftth column
WASrEP ro GSumH
wFsTHci!HiksrER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE CIR
YACHTs sTBAMBOArs 2C-Fissr FAcr-rnh cc.
umn
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HONsEA, CAKnAhGEs. &C.

"A. mmn 'saRTGb AcGtfiii6S. SALE. SALE AND ''''-
consisting Of Of the finest horses oiered 10 tie public
@ osf sm9 s s %a oaeS sSs r % ,ns pg
%s IS Of the as y aee Ks
md!f cuPSf Pine GsAp9hE APEs ytr % FoSy
JFhs Ri, A,SS sfsSsTsE GaMnsfSEs ASb fIshT
jSsaS sFAHS HAHS% K Ir
No. LHExTRX FINE, LARGE, HANDSOME AND
s c da5k s1snu1 hraa oss about % BANDS high
extra fine si,ie ans and form. win superior aaion ana
graceful movements, and fine temper fearless OF
match s@Iy horse tnis horse 6ronsht here ast
present owner Tor SOD he @ cam % beat minutes @ either
single or double ana is warranted sound kind and per-
'S6: 2@GxrSS H&Sbso&& FINE AND sENslsLE
ssds Sa .s Of se y and
less IN TACT is nrst class fino, noble and
as S and rss COST @ S ss
rS ms 0 either single or dou M and war
IN > mlnsss I'VE iiSiSSs No and No make IS
team Psff e sGa
Ss,d % s ns S Il s e,S vd
iheS halt sro:hcrs about is high and Years
Sia ola wers both raised by ooSRs poisy and fsa BY
sgreeahlc and prompt drivers pleasant and easy on b:t
Dorsey howss aa with f h"n H at s ss'
together and gave trial single, in 1885, they can
srot now as fast as ever; ,hey were used az last
to light four seat pony phaeton. and were the
admired aHd pride Of hewport any gentleman wishing
first class fast road with which he trust his
family required. should ecure pr.zc any lady
who can bod rcins drive them, either single or
DOUBLE and their great beauty nesness good, no 10
ale they warranted TO beat 2:i5 tolether 2:D
slnGe and are ed sound kind ana perfect; must
No. o." 4DEXlhA + ZINE FINE AND HANDSOME BROWN
adys children's Honv Horse about Is high.
2q as Sssa y 7 es c pS "m ana
much as an ordinary dv0r il last raveiler; all style,
grace and action not AFRAID of steam cars warranted
una and KIND valuable horse Tor Iark. oerot or
NU.5-AN HONEST RELIABLE, SAFE, EVERY DAY
road Horsc bav, l5 high years Old; has been used
road youth .ot III years. and in the country
horse Of all use; Is elegant driver steady and reliable;
safe for lady TO drive to locomotives can beat 25 TO top
NO. 6.-AN EXTRA GENTEEL AND FAST ROAM
years old this spring prompt free, and pleasant
driver, with pure stcaiy strong gait never was trained
to iuly develop his speed can trot ha'f mile IN l:if,
and warranted TO rot iu mile row to road wagon IN
z:io and warranted sound and Kind a very promising
apd fast hSfss ean srot Y - or q; on raSS HORSE
RICHMOND; is ~ high. years old next spring; IS
extra stylish well De!iavcdand reliable, with hnc rug
ged constitution his line road duaitie with his power
trong horses OF the day; Is without fault or bems
warranted 70 beat21 and will convince any judge OF
driven every day last all he could beat 2: warranted
sou I'D and kind
double and single harness. Robes BlanActs &c, all
strictly flrs. class. go
N. K.-lhis sale absolute ana unreserved. without
regard TO value, and fair ana lengthy trial
0ivcn 10 responsible parties TO prove the guarantee
Stock'now on exhibition.
Sale positive ara prompt; rain Or sh!ae at II A. M
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n Gate Johnston X Van Iasse,D,
office 81 Liberty street evening Post Building. b
Eat Eo5!E HofsF 5 1ys41Hs hsAs9H
NEAR UNIVERSITY PLACE
SALES Or hhE aStiEf nEft Nv kREky aAHaaAahs RIA @ 3
to IS soars ANn trial on horses A warrsned sound
TAX FanHt S14Ms 2E SsE nSysF S i
ELHcAs1 DASS 4sH fAt a hH4 y SaG HANDS
syssrs old Kind and and true in all harness free
Of snyS yiGf s eass sss aa S
S?SA TRsd5oKAwAy
TEAM sn bxfft sf aouas ssE4 harrs %osrs Pony built s
rs yssrs hEa ssnts ss ana td true vio, in all
one ca drive tnem; one Of tue finest ianlily or =
S pSS SsS Esid 'SHS SfShR
na and ii
tree from vice; tros in /. minutes stylish and Z
TOP lsSf sfo dFYsa Ak
pnoTs ;Tsss Ans a,ei
kind and true in all % harness and L. under SADDLE
TOP WSa6S va 5s' NEARLY NEW CITY BUILT; Ham y
GREY Rosa oasahssssezn HORSE, 1sk hands 8 years; 8
sadlo sf ifce 'f@e from Vice. e. rot co.s to hree
minutes; an excellent horse for family or gen 5:
ssJ$S ss SS45 :S S,ss. sTxsss Ess9: s.na
saSaSst ee ! horse % FOR ;adics' family use war
ELEGx%f ioP Pony PHAEToN, CITY BUILT =
FIFTEEN q oThGR oh' HORSES Dc crip.ou time of 2
sale. ,
Every description Of WAGONS Carriages Harness :
Blankets. fo5cs &c, at ARCH. JOIiNStO tON'S -
Mart, 10 to rs thirteenth street
Weather never inoreres with our sale at 10 o'clock.
-BnEwsflE CO.. or sRooMH STREET
"A. Carriages and Road Wagons.
We are now exhibiting at Onr Warer0omA
Fifth avenue and Fourecnh til street,
the production OF our factory during the past winter
styles now fashionable In Paris and London together
with the lighter vchic especially adapted our own
In scasouablc carriages may found the
designs in
Lahdaus, LandauletA
Cabriolcts, VctOriaS,
Grand Victories, Baroucics,
visa-Vis. Carts.
Dog Carts, PhaconS,
Pony Phacons. Spider Pbaetons.
These In ~ cat variety OF styles, cxqusi,eIy finished Ia
the socst French moroccos and In fashionable shades
Blue. Brown. Maroon. Green and Chocolate.
We also exhibiting all varieties tho
BREWSTER WAGON,
Including improved side bar, which enables us
produce the best riding light wagon made and the
only side bar free from 'cter" and vibration.
Our adds nothing to the weight and gives
additional strength and security In soliciting
spectiou stock beg 10 assure the public that
excellence design ana workmanship has been
Our revised Price List
BREWSTER 4 CO.,
OF Erooms street.
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BENNETT BUILDING.
DENNETr BUILDING.
FEW kORE OFFICES TO LET

T(ESNETr BUILDING.
FEW MORE OFFICES TO LET
DIRECTORY.
Rooms BASEMENT.
LaSrsnss snss t,sn.le%eSs Cen sanfsss srurutsans
s-M. p. pdnont statonsr:
4-Thomas IN ,,;i'i 81 Lyncs, winse
Edwin 1. IRON: Cigars Cigars
s-Baum frisdmanni yaIloss 1sT sIoev
uns Very esjss ssHsSs5 sf$ss and Insurance
< < , sasf,ssGs% S;nsSSsS' EsSSsS FsS;;ss:,
s-c.mpbeIi Palmer, Lawyera
* Meade 4 Rockwell Lawyers.
G-Northwestern Life insurance company
L. S. Benedict Agent
s}-rolet
~ Charlton 4. Lewis, Secretary
l2-McCarthy Chalmers, Lawyera
II. b. Ferguson. Lawyer.
James N Cavanaugh, Lawyer.
I'm iasrnS.ia " Msl@ nal IcGSss cSiso;on Association
$ @. D'rr''A'0'1 14htSb InSHes ssroRx
= Judge sutherland.
slEeisiiisS s.EE II ssS:, 6srSweil tsTyssi Lawyer.
4 s Hanson, Lawyer
s-sSe!dan. sonynse. Cochran aud McEwsn. steno-
s-SfshSa sIoomer, Real Estate.
fs. ,-si!.ss. '2sGs. { Ss.,'s@a. sss! fs.s:s; fs%s.r.
!, b Akcn. Lawyer.
s-w S:,t,sM. E: ItTapnaYen; IN, ,ns, awyor
WI, Ryan, Lawyer:
I: I: 8 S1fssneE Wissn, E.wysi. 1.vy''
a-Clncnnati Commercial. Chicago Tribune. r. Z. No
lowiiEinson 3 Peters rru tees Of Estate Of waies.
y 4. T. % @oodruif, no'is iSwycr:
i4-w. r. Bergholz, civil Engineer.
Fs'''" and r'isj;sfi EStssH Fsi5isa sTSSH com'.n.
l. Easas Ss!sssm, aa,'I sssisf aasss1s Bank
!, Henry wchie. lawyer
50. sultan: sultan Lswyer
n ffGlshisf' 7. alisr, taw}sH kawys.
I. Susssef: 'a LAVE! I.awHTa:
e-E. 4. MacT.
7-Tiaasins maasi $ Z &C Vcroos, Lawyer.
purroy Butzci, Lawyers
8. & Srary, r. SSSsi% %slis4 sss6Ssn ss6snca L.wyv
&C. =. Williams. Lawyer
lL-C t. Glover, LAWYER.
. Fred w. Kenny. Attorney ana CouuSefloa
- ! Lockwood Crosby, Lawyers
i1{S kuhler, lawyer
-" FIFTH STORY
2-Stuyvesani' 'Bank ssocvcr
s!E EiaF%sH %aHcman, = aniilav hawyst. i%~ys''
s-Ehsh { flieh, Lawyers
s-maseaf / saMss. siaisscn, Lawyer.
,ssoeEtyf Or Reiormatlon OF Juvenile pelin quen,A
Au-S II: steele Lawyer.
W. II. King Lawyer
}. A. LydccSer. Real Estate.
T.. T.. Lydcckcr. Lawyer
III. =. J. A. Feed, Lawyers
ls-}vrne Everett Co.. Lawyers
- Walsh. Halbert and Eckerson Lawyerx
SIXTH STORY
l-jchn Townsh end, LAWYER
a. Nicholson.
X-Hendcrson Benedict, LAWYER.
x. Logan, Scotch Granite, &c,
Sc. W. Carpenter. Lawyer
a OTIS y. HAT Lawyer
o. q. L. Webster, lawyer
Jefferson Clark, Lawyer
@ John l.. Knight
81 lodges Mceker Lswyera
- u :. Burr, Lawyer.
John Crompton. Accountant
- tmith Dean, CITY survcyorx
lo( -. W. Van Slclcn, Lawyer
ii I. H. Baldwin, Lawyer
~ Charles ID. Parrow, Lawyer.
u Henry A. Gdersieeve, Lawyer
Ii q Il Darlington Lawyer
l. " iompkirs LAWYER
=. ". Miner. Lawyer.
Two passenger elevators running all the lime
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| EvkRY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
to st Marsanes GaH; sen 10
on hand al private sale. ''' -' always
CATALOGUE OF rnIs p9Y;s TUESDAYS SALE AT
TEAM BAY HORSES ,s37 HANDS HAN YEARS
Ssss GSs ss ss;,sss in
sar SSnD IL cSon MOUNTED an HARNESS SHAHI7 NEW
SRxFs aPssS 3 SGoS y! pHR$ u.en vnAns OLD;
SET SSPs SSTTsssS EtssESs ;ssSS ANp ''''''' anu
s0 ss fss I'd III IL %asas rec %.sH
sId soS TP' &c SI ,sn maSiss
svr On one ypss xr,,,v WV
t G1r R0Ap n6nyr Wsa%S On NnARLr y NIL iS TEW
Ena and ;nn true IN al harness @ ee from vice trcts
pinHes rnnd s and % hrSt class nersc for gentle.
No IKE E9AP THteS' sIr!h ifsfF' sY 'Vr%sSoFEaAw
BFoWN GospM az. HTksE ayIS ns 10 MANps HIGH YEARS
Sis;; S coupe or 'arrisse horse ana vaaffSHca Kind
SET IlAENEss, NEARLY Saw
RR3gkHWAfI R4g kR s kG4RES iltH rrv,
and Ti in a. n 9S Pcs sy
TOP iS5%$y iTS%5$%$y \ rnAFI2y:: Il ,SS: ,,,o,, ~ , ,n
aud true in all harness, ircc from vice StSy sly ish,
@y ss's animal Hs s1'o "aa rel'o''' ana 'r'' class
cLARhNCn; ,S.ns IN GOOD ORDER BUILT BY MINER 4
BAY HORSE. l5M HANDS HIGH YEAR OLD !;
Kind and true in ali harness ircc from ,i, Y has
ben used by doctor ana is tree and b ssssnt
NOR 1r!vcr. ,r,,n a., ......
SOREEL nORSE !51 HANDS HIGH I iEARS cid
Kind end true In all harness free from vico p'ast
traveller; free and ST ysh driver first cIa Orse
,,o, fer gcntlemans road use.
SEVERAL OTHER HORSES DESCRIPTION TINE VI
u,,, sale 49,. ..
mMkEn EXpKESS WAGONS.
TWo rW . Sin;SEAf ssi3I;,, - SLElGHH e; .,
TWO ALBANY Sl,EiuHS.
riHEE RoAD WAGONS
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HuRsEs, CAHlsyaamy. nC.

A UCTION HOUSE OF vAH TAsshLL l. KsARNEY
n ITO AND liz EAST THIRTEkNfH STkEET,
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE.
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REGULAR SALE OF HOH5Ea AND CARRIAGES
EVkRy TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Twenty four to Ortyeght hour given 10 purchasers to
test warrantees.
Horses, Carriages Harness. Blankets Robes &C. always
on hand at private sale.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C.

FOR sAhE-oNE BREWSTER BUGGY ALMO T
l. new harness, coachmans Livery, Covers, &c
also one cOupe harness Call at IS BroadMar M sni
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A UCTION DOUSE or ARCH JOHNSTON
II Gate Johnston Van iassetD,
office 81 Liberty street Csvenins Post Building).
THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF OUR
ROUSE, l9 rO rs THIRfEkN1H STREET,
NEAR UNIVERSITY PLACE
SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
ARE HELD EVERY
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

I.+a sssa
DOsF OFFICE, NEW YORK CITY,
L March IL, 1878
Special Notice,
To the Ppblir r
me fse OF postage maabie matter OF the third
class having been Increased ,by act OF Congress ap-
proved March 3 1879 IRON cent per two ounces 10
cent per action thereof notice hereby
hat all sucn matter deposited In this ollcc or it's sta
tons Qncuding books transient newspapers ana period
icais, merchandise patterns samples circulars proof
&C. &cl must be fully prepaid by postage stamps At tue
rate cent ounce traction thereof il can
not be forwarded In the mails
DOsr OFFICE NoTICB.--THE MAILS FOR EUROPK
i for The week ending SATURDAY, March ~, 1875 win
eo;s =, This clSG ~ SSPyi On lgosday, al 10 ~.
WEDNESDAY, ny ~ A. ~. on rhursdsy at III 20 A
NJ, and on saturday, At IL ~ A. d. and i2N ~ A.
7. l.. JAMES. r H.
WANTED TO PURCHASE.
pAMPnLETS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION FUr-
4 nIshed ~ moderate prices by tue MErROPOIITAN
LIFTING EsTABLtSHNENT. 3ls Broadway " r.
WANrgD-A aOoD sEcoND HAND STEAM rUvp
w Or inch ebannbcr Address, with full pArticu'
0lnce.
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TOR SALOON ACCOUNT or OWNERS REMOVAL
10 Europe, very stylish Span OF Horses. together
with set OF double Harness and Landau. but very
e used For particulars apply at 6o East sixty first
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RLW AEsI1s.

q. On REWARD-LOSr IN SIXTH AVENUE OAR
ID ~ Sunday evening, q White SILK Fan with flowers
painted side. pearahandie fan in box wrapped in
brown tissue PAPER The finder Will receive the above
reward by leaving 1t wth NJ g. MILLER, rs Broad street.
&OE REWARD WILL BE PAID, ANO NO CUES.
ILC uons asked, for the recovery OF an opcn.faced
cold tch No $50 which lost In the latter part
81 February Inquire at ri Chryse street for occupant
Of room No B.
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w in very good condition and reasonable in price
Cash. horse In exchange. Address j. Ii. L.. Of
Henry Seller express Office, corner Reade and Church
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WANTBD-TO BUY. ABOUT THREE TRUCKS AND
w Horses, with good paying Business Address
TRUCKS box 1872 LIerad office.
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FIRST GLASS COUNTRY GROCERY STORE FOR
"A sale at great bs gain also fine Grocery stores
leading avenues Meat Markets downtown Caring Busl.
ness MlfCHELLs Store Agency, ~ Cedar street
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M0s RRwARD-OLD FASHIONED GOLD WATCH.
JLO Ssvony Gnaker), London lost in Broadway car.
evening. 10Th March see advertisement l2th inst as
sursnce s given on word OF gentleman, questions
viii he asked or rih r notice If left at i30 East
twenty third street. with Bereuter. barkecper. 50
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A SPLENDID FRUIT AND WINE SrORE-BnSr IN
"a the city, tor sale also down town Sample RoOmS
cigar stores Contectioneres, Bakeries Restaurants
AIINHLLLS store Agency, ~ Cedar street
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i SUITABLE REWARD WILL BE PAID AT THE
office of tho Hotol Royal tor the return OF bundle
fef sood Clothes lost on Sixth between Fourth
and Fortieth streets
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fayorte little trc!er Nellie McCaun, formerly
by the late John McCann is offered for sale Ad-
dress Mrs. JOHN McCANN. Admnslratrx. 40 And over
street. Lowell, Mass
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-03-11
NO. ii.
No Room for LoaferS.

Sure enough there is no room for loafcrs
anywhere in this working world They
are not wanted In the busy workshop. nor
in the editors sanctum; they are NUS
ance IN a country store, splitting and spew-
ing about the stove and at the post Office ara
in eyerybody'S way They are forever out
of place-except when in the almshouse OF
jail. \ dead weight upon society, they are
hindrance aud bore. They form no
part OF natures plan it absorbs them. as
it does a vacuam. While the world around
them is going forward, they are standing
still, or rather gliding imperceptibly back
ward into scedy vagabondism. 4 loafer
soon grows rusty 1t is only use which
keeps our faculties bright, and the idle man
gets dull, stoiid and muddy headed. Ye;
some of these fellows seem TO think very
we'll of themselves You will see thelr
strutting along the sunny side of the street,
lounging at corners hanging about hoteS
doors with fine clothes upon their backs,
and a well satisfied smirk upon their vacant
countenanccs. The poor creatures look
down upon Il working man as being Of an
inferior order No doubt the drones eject
to dcspise the busy bces-antil they aro
driven from the hives to starvc. while the
workers feast upon the honey. a loafer
setting himself above the man who labors
with his hands Why, he is as far beneath
the common horse. A young mechanic
in his working dress, and with his tools III
his hands, is every way more agreeable
! object than the best dressed loafer in exis-
/ tcnce There is always room for him. He
is never out of place, for he is keeping step
with the universe. He has an aim, and :.
purpose, and he starrfs for something. His
! faculties are trained TO use, and he IS of
value to the world for what he eau do.
/ The skilled workman is to the idle man
what the manufactured article is to the raw
material. He has an additional value above
that of mere manhood. The world cannot
glt along without him, while it could spare
every loafer i'll it, and be all the better for
their absence. Reader, whatever YOU DO,
don't loaf
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-03-11
The Omaha Boy Set 1t Up Oh a Conductor

A good joke was played on Conductor
Billy Smith, who ran out on Tuesday after
moons train for the East over the Chicago
aud Rock Island Railroad by some boys at
Dexter, who, just as the train was leaving
that place, fixed upon the rear platform Of
the sleeper dummy man. They had
taken suit Of clothes, stuffed them full of
straw, fixed up head by means Of a mask,
and had put air old stove-pipe Oh the top.
The dummy was seated on the steps one
arm around the railing, and the other sup
porting his weary head as if asleep.
Conductor Smith came along, and seeing
the supposed man sleeping there, took him
for dead beat giving him slight kick
demanded, your ticket, sir.
No answer. Smith stirs him up again,
and says, Here, You fellow, wake up"
Again there was no reply, and Smith then
discovered the 'sell,' as he took hold of
the dummy's shoulder
Going forward to the brakeman, he in
formed him that there was dead man on
the rear platform, and he wanted him to
watch the body till they got to Des Moines.
The brakeman did as commanded. but
was so teneaer-hearted that he did rot
examine the remains, but sat on the inside
Of the car, and kept IN eye on them.
On the arrival Of the train at Des Moines,
the dummy was slyly tumbled on the track,
and the Chief Of Police was informed that
Il man had been killed
The Chief of Police immediately sent
down two policemen to take charge of the
remains until the coroner arrived TO hold
an inquest The two unsuspecting 'beaks"
kept guard of the corpse" till the coroner
put in appearance. He came in haste, fully
expecting to make the customary fee but
h3s chagrm as well as that of the two
policeman, may be easily imagined when
he discovered the SELL