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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-05-14

TIE ness Asrsrious acts, by striking miners
in Peansyls2sss. eonsiuue without the slight
sss Elective 5zisEfsEeace from the authorities
Frs6&F airAs lasi they attempted to burn
&rOshsz krsage "a the Reading Railroad, but
tAtss tls.Gs sa1s seorsive.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-05-14

A dispatch from Portland, Oregon, reports
the warm rains OF the past two weeks have
insured boun,it0l grain crop throughout
that Slate
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-05-14

The Massachusetts, House yesterday appro-
priated $50, 0oo 10 represent the State at the
Philadelphia Cenienui
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-05-14

lNsAsE.-Geo. Turner, lunaic, was commit
ted TO Jail few days ago 10 await further
action Of the Court.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-05-14

CAMP MEETING The managers of the Wash
ington Grove Camp Meeting in this county
held meeting at the Metropolitan Z. Church
ing the camp; it is TO begin on the 4,h Of Au-
gust and 10 last until the l7th inclusive Last
years Camp seems to have been a grand success.
The conversions were from 1870 to $50 There
were 2o5 tents on The ground. Two payments
had been made for the grounds. and Two re-
maia TO be met. The treasurer presented his
annual reports showing total receipts. ST.
372Ol, and total disbursements, Sc, 537 &C,
leaving balance on hand of Ss34S
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-05-14

LEG BROKEN. -Thomas Martin, colored,
the mail carrier between this place and Daw-
sonsvlle, had hsleg broken slightly below The
knee, on Thursday last, while making return
trip, by kick from colt which be was dri-
wing. Whilst coming down a considerable
descent on the west side of Muddy Branch, the
colt ran of and kicked him, with the result as
above mentioned, bu. doing no other damage.
Dr.. Stonestreet set the bone upon his arrival
here, and he is now doing very well consider
ing the injury he received
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-05-14

EAs Ha1. NeaiEo1nery Blair has expressed
bis gaJae5aal v5sSs ia a private letter to a
sItruh, sA5tA me friend transmitted TO the
Baltimore Aasg5esa Tor publication. Mr.
E,ssz fap2-s the aominAiion of Hon. John w .
sarregs IS she Democratic candidate for
Ft-ssaB,ss and ex-senator Hamilton for Gov
srusr Of MARYLAND.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-05-14

Began & Wylie have removed to their new
store, No. Iol4 Seventh street, Washington.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-05-14

On the 10th Of June the examination of the
cadets at the Naval Academy at Annapolis,
Md, commences.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-05-14

Advertisements left out this week will APP
pear in our next issue.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-05-14

Ex-Chief Justice Woodward died at Rome
May the 10th.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-05-14
In the Orphan Court of Montgom cry
County.

nRDERED this eleventh day of May in
~ the year 1915, 10y the Orphan Court
o. Montgomery county. that tie sales Of Real
Estate made and reported by William II.
Stabler. executor OF The last will and tesa-
ment of Arm NJ. Downs, deceased he -aIiied
and confirmed, unless cause TO the contrary
thereof lie shown on or before be thirty-drst
day of May in the year 1875. Provided
copy Of this order he inserted in some news
paper published AT Rockville in said Mont
gomery comfy, once in each Of the three sue
cessive weeks before the said thirty first day
Of May in the year 1875.
The Report states the amount of sales to he
S2000.oO.
A II. SOMMERS,
f. W OWEN.
Judges Orphans Court OF Montg' county.
True copy-test
ROBERT W. CARTER,
may l4-3t Clerk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-05-14
TRUSTEES, SALE.

RY VIRTUE of a Decree of the C;rcpi,
- Court for Montgomery county, as n
court OF Equity, passed in cause In said
Court, wherein William v Bouic and oiLtts
are complaiuants, and Henry Augustus SOM
mers and others are defendants, The subscii.
oers as Trustees, will offer at public sale 10
1 Iine highest bidder, in front Of the Court
mouse door in Rockville, in said county,
On TUESDAY, the 9Th of June, 1875,
at The hour of 2 o'clock, P NJ, a Tract Of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-05-14

Potato BuG We are TO be annoyed with
the Colorado Potato Bug again this year. Mr.
Lewis Sadiler, of our town, had some pota-
the time the vines were visible the bug was on
them, and seemed to have come FROM the ground
at the same time. The most effective remedy
for destroying them that we have as yet heard
of is Paris Green, which is thought by many
for it is asserted by scientists that sufficient
quantity sprinkled upon the potato patch will
destroy the bug and not have the least effect
upon vines.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-05-14

ORDERED this eleventh day of May
~ 10 the year 1875, that the Auditors Re-
port filed in the above cause be ratified and
confirmed unless cause 10 the contrary there
of be shown before the thirtieih day of May,
1875, Provided copy Of this order be insert
ed in some newspaper published at Rockville,
in said Montgomery county, once in each of
the three successive weeks before the 29lh
day of May, 1873.
L. B. PRETTYMAN, Crk
Circuit Court for Montgomery county.
True ropy-Test:
NAY ii-3t E. b. PEETTYNAN, OK.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-05-14

Ex-senator Carl SchurS, who left for Ham
burg. last week. intended TO sail with his
family on the steamer Schiller, which was
lost on the Seilly Islands, Friday night, but
the banquet and serenade given in his honor
by the German residents of New York de-
tained him, and he was compelled TO take
passage in the Pommerana, which sailed the
day following the departure of the Schiller.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-05-14
o r D e r MS

JOHN II. GlSBoN aud SARAH C. NICHOLS
VS..
THOMAS S NICHOLS aud SARAH G.,
NICHOLS HIS WIFE AND OTHERS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-05-14
I HI SEN TINEL
RoCKvILLE, MD.

Friday Morning........""May IA, 1875
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-05-14
o r D Err MIS-

In the matter of the Deed of Trust for
Thomas j. D. Bowie to George
Peter, Trustee
In the Circuit Court for Montgomery County.
sitting asa Court Of Equdy.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-05-14

BASS FISHING There seems TO be a greater
quantity of bass in the Potomac this year than
last. Whether it is owing TO the increase Of
number or the propitousness Of The weather,
that so many at present are caught we
cannot definitely say, but is it thought by
those vcrsed in technology that is an increase.
During the latter part oflast week Mr.. VIM. II
Rabbit in company with couple oe young
gentlemen proceeded 10 the Great Falls, and
met with much success in angling. The three
brought home fifty bass. Another crowd
visited the same place after the Intervention oil
several days and made haul of thirty.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-05-14

Vice President Wilson arrived at Memphis,
Tenn, on Saturday, and was cordially re-
ceived. He was met by committees of the
Council and Chamber of commerce. with the
Mayor aud other officials, who, in brief ad-
dress, rendered him the Inequalities of the city.
MIR. Wilson made an appropriate response, say
lug that he did not believe that the late war
could have been avoided by any power Of man !;
that he hoped peace and good feeling would
succeed its bitterness, and that the country
would prosper and become the greatest nation
upon earth.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-05-14

The Centennial celebration of the capture of
Ticonderoga took place on Monday at the
old fort with great eclat. A procession of
some six thousand persons moved along the
inc of march of Colonel Ethan Allen in 1875,
with music and many banners, after which
suitable patriotic addresses were delivered by
prominent gentlemen. The celebration closed
with music and salntes of cannon, and appears
o have beens; success altogether.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-05-14
0 R D E R Nj ST

In the matter of the sales Of Lands made
by William H. Stabler, Executor of
the last viii and testament Of Ann NJ
Downs deceased.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
CusToDY OF d. d. TEMpLEroN's CHILD.

In the proceeding by Ida Maud Templeton,
before Judge Donohuc, 20 recover her child from its
grandfather from which Mrs. Templeton finally with
drew, and Judge Donohue thcreupon made an order
awarding the child TO its grandfather, an application
was recently made Judge onohue To amend his order
80 as simply TO dismiss the proceeding without making
any disposition Of the child. and by striking
out the provision for costs. Judge Donobue
holds that when party has asked ceclsiOn IN such
case she is not at liberty when IL suits them to drop
The proceeding. In a case where iather "u9
mother have disagreed 1t Is the duty of the court at an
times consult the best interest OF the INFANT Judge
ponohue ahstans from discussion OF its mothers or
father conduct, but IL appearing 90 him that there mas
been neglect of duty their part the court had the
power make decree assigning the child to those VINO
therefore correct As TO the question OF costs IT IS "a
sta iutory matter, with which the Court VIII not lh-
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
CIVIL NOTES.

In the United States District Court yesterday
,be Government began suit against Henry Russell late
assistant paymaStcr in the navy, To recover S4l3S l3
which IL is alleged Is due his accounts. II is said
tLs there il no deficit in Russelrs accounts but that u
clerical error i'm rendering them was made The snrttos
on Rnsses Official bond, which is for $1,000, are A. H.
Wallis aud George Russell.
In the suit of Ellen 0'Donnell against Thomas
p Kerr and others judge Van Worst in Supreme Court
sneca Term decides that where in order TO convey land
q, his wife man first conveys third party. the judg-
nent creditors Of the intermediate party onah no el
an the property Judge Van Worst places his decision oh
he ground that intermediate party in this case never
had p0ss ,sOn Of the property, was only vested WIN II
IN trsf 10 convey t away a once, ana therefore never
had any substantial interest on which his creditors JUG
meuis could attach.
In the suit of ROebling agt. Duncan, Sher-
man & Co.. Mr. Grain, Of the partners, refused to
,nswer any questions the condition Of the firm on
The ground that having conveyed al their property TO
an assignee for the benefit Of creditors, any inquiry IN
rrocecdues 20 ascertain what property they had ai-
ibcsple 10 a Judgment was useless. Judge Donolue
holds that Mr. Grain right. The amendment 10 the
ornuo provisions the Code only prevents Judgment
debtor from eXcusng himself nom answering on the
ground that his answers may CIiminae MIN; Otherwise
The proceeding remains the same as passed ON ny eder
decisions The question now. as then Is DO the ques
tons 20 anything that may disclose property Ieac-
able under this proceedngl There l. nothing III them 10
show they do and under the cases TIE oiecoh must DC
suetgiuedn
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
ApAssESGER's loss BY sHIPwRECK.

The trial of the suit of Freeman ID. Marck-
valid ast The Ocean Steam Navigation Company was
bcnn yesterday before Judge Wes;brook, in supreme
Court Circuit The suit grows ont of the wreck OF the
Atlantic on the coast Of Nova Scotia, April l. 1873
Narckwad lost his baggage, which was, he says, worth
:, 400. his time which was sSrth $1,000 year, and
49, made sick and put considerable expense in reach
ING New York lie charges that the wreck was the re-
snlt of Tie Company's negligence The defense of the
Comnany is denial OF any fault their part and tha
aiutc of the United States limits their liability TO all
loss by the wreck the value Of the vessel They nave
hronehf a suit in the United states District Court 10 a
porr this liability among all persons interested ana
sm that the plaintiffs only remedy is there The ease
Is sin on Raymond COurscn appear for the planiln
Jo,eph H. Choate for the defendants.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
DFCISIONs-Noy. 90.

Surrgpe Court CbambTS-By Judge Lawrence
HAMPER ag Kamp,r.-OrdeT granted TeleIrhg oaok %
fJeT,e. Hi. 2gt Bala via, s,a 90 no,ns III 'i's ~
until the bond n submitted mtlE0IanGuh ,,,. .,os
by Judge Barrett.-Peopie &c agt Chas' weston ~n"s
CLas Werner he People agt Mm in0H ai P9O' NV "f
H. Judge Donohge-Honman agt ~ w., U
defendant not proven frst Naiiona bsk o
Iaiad geMoton denied WltGodt oosIs io1'4iS & a.
HAL James agt Green Allen agI Dauon N"ioS es' ,ort
lIelneT Helner Matter o the GtImahla &C, @NoAs @
Dsly ag Jacob Matter OF Carman SSTgongt m
tI Kcdr ag sanchez; LOCKWOOD agt Chdpln anu nai
Al. FcInandez-GTaated. Barker ss| liOhi , re,
NJ agt. Taylor.-Monons granted memorahdan
A Trust AssOcati0n-Denied GoTmley agt Long Myers
AZ 1elXsr9S3h Sg st bn1ne 1S Davies agt Tie
Mayor &c-Denied memorandulns. Bliss ssL @ @ n1eHSH %
~ A o Reilly y16 A@er%sH a. bloT ant Donne a cecgroSc
The Mayor ~cM9tions denied msn9t
Goodr1chWhois the attorney ihLs s one 80 n ayo,er
mons and another ON these paDers Oelst.Ih sg tis
--Afinned owens Fickert-Seeurity rejected papIs
tc1arned plaintiffs attorney; meIn0rdhdulns hu'ss az
Rocl-Granted mtm9iandnms dsline e as' r,,cns w Mai
UiAndum. Bush agl schwartz iOenlhg a6l DuHSat sl"V
Ter of TeInpleton-Olinions Chamberlain az" b'S7'AS'
kgned
Stpey1or Court-Special Te1n--Bv Judge Freedman.
0f per cent granted To- detenaAns an
C.r-Moton granted with RIO costs MAlv%s W ae
hemef-JudgInent aside, with $40 costs ierO9
Cochran Ct al agt HanosI M9'n4i pnrantIo
Manuel J. Lira Niana agt Benz j. NehDeig.-Ao
pon 70 st sslce eIecq19h eehle1 ~Ip1S ,ed e''' '
BY Judge sedgwick.-Bpham agt keily--Fhdngs se'ueu
By Chief Justice Monen-vermye ct al agt Diossy-Case
settled ani ordered on nlc. ,.,.. ,..,.,,.. a;.
nlssod opinion.
Common Pleqs-Specai T,YB.-By Judge Lar-emOre.
Matter Of sener-Shoud have notice Of This application
Ward agj. NOron-MOti0n denied, with costs Mater OF
Orefed Matter Of Bclak, &c.Ordered 10 ble - accou
Wells a. Acknowledgements gralieL New ahf se L
Newishr.-MOuon granted Matter oi sAuHderS'-Mo'iOh
Efaated.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Al the Washington Place Police Court yesterday
l5 Keepers or selling liquor On sunday were held Ia
500 BAN each 90 answer.
Al the Essex Market Police Court yesterday KEN
bslt Ocnaun was held for wound ng james Wis Or ia The
soulo,r during quarrel between them al wedding at NO
III Au0ncvst
At the Yorkville Police Court yesterday Theodore
Kcyoi 40. 2l2 West Thirty seconlst was charged WIN
having last broken into the basement oi e resi-
enCe of sidney Dillon No West thirty seventst aI0
having stolen verwa valued at S23i The prisoner was
held for examination.
In the Court of General Sessions, some time ago,
Jsiues Cumningforl indicted for attempting to pass on
Munger az Co. In payment for United states tlNe twenty
io8ds check Tor sf391l 81 on the Ninth Satonai
Iank N t ctv CummngfOrd arrested yesttTiay ON
fnsh xsrrsn and committed the Tonbs IN dvisui' oi
l.lll
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30

similar affidavit OF Harold Bateman and of Mr.. Glib
son states that lac took 10 the Fifth Avenue Theater
the copy Of Leah, the Fotsaken aud compared with
the play actid there as THE New Leah" and found
them identical except in the OF the characters
ana in a few substitutiOns OF synonymous words. ON
these papers An alpcdton was th1de 70 JHse DonouS
that order hut gave orer 10 show cause why per
mancnt injunction should not ISSUE retupaple yesterday
IN supreme Court Chambers Yesterday counsel for Mr.
DAILY appeared. and asked an adjournment to prepare
their answer stating that the piece had been Mithdrawn
owing the illness Of Miss Clara Norris ana they were
willing 10 stpulac not to play II until the decision OF
this notion Judge Donohuc adjourned the motion for a
week under this stipulation. Gibson K Bacman APP
peared for plaintiff; olin Montgomery Reeves for the
decndant.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
90 llbom il Alap Concern

ITO ARCHITECTS.-THE FRASER lNSII-
4 TUTE requires PLANS and ELEVATIONS for a Free
Library Museum and Gallery at Montreal Cana1a ana
offers collars tgld for the Plans aud cNamN
most suitable those purposes one hunitd dOais VIII Oc
presented 10 the second best competitor
The feGuenets of the Institute conditions OF
pet ttiou 81 be sent 10 applicants ON request - - a.,
Montreal, Nov. 20. 1919. j. J. 9 ABbol l, fFcslueht
VTANTED-SEALSKIN SACQUE III good
w cheap for each Address at once sEALsklN
Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
PASSENGERS ARRLVED.

PROM BERMUDA-La steaiaship Canilaq Nog. 20 Mrs
Frazer ana children James B0Ses and child T. strong,
v b. BOYD, D. ". clifford, Capt v Long, Capt n r. Perry
&. T. Luce, IT,, e. r. Derry 80 -
FROM LIVERPOOIe-In stsdnashfp Spain, Nov. 29-hts
pyde, Misses ~, NJ and G. Hyde, Col W n Chesebioagi'
secretary United States Legation London MIR ChesDioue
Mrs H. A. ChesebtOngh. Ars j. Hens 1. Vance Misses
Aad q. Vance. Miss "a. smith, W. EbOerD, O. Co"sn O.
peIeT bennington, W. B Page G. Rider {. O1ley, G.
bhsekletOD, T. GaTss j. cassn, G. Small r. A. Parker
w. Clark T. irving Ia. X A BfenlA, Mr. & Mrs W. Crosby
Er and MTs T. Ca1tOn, MI and Mrs. W Welsesey Rev O.
lines and Mrs Innes Miss M9Jait Mr. and Mrs IyTef'
papt JAisen.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, " Y. Nov. 2S-In the Court of Appeals
70 tO-Phip H. Justice spp, agt. WIN am b. Lang e a.
feSp-ATguci by samuel haEd OF cOu!lst 4u al iouf anu "
Us'lr ~nednery for respondent - 49,. Co.,.
No ST. C4arles O. Bfranier ct al respt agt. Casper
fT- a al applt-Argued by stephen H. Ohn OF c01Ise
a., apueilant fud bv Henry ID Be3man for respondent
So 6S-Eenry Mc6rath app. at. tie NeW-l OK Cetit
and Hudson River Railroad Company, fesll1 M "
kaasa Parker for counsel for alltAil anu ny S"n"'
Hard Z respondent case stln on. ,.. , ...o,. 60,
e iooWg j. iay calendar Of the Conrt OF Appeals toI
TUESDAY Nov 80: Nos. g. 1872 33. 10 62, 80, 59A o.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
frrrltnrf.

TOR CASH BUYERS-Velveteens, Carpets,
Mattines ots Cashmere OvercOating Horse ana Bed
Blankets BurlaVs. Buckams Sheetng, Cplost"Ty Goods,
Lap Robes dc. ANDBEW LESTER Co, al broadway.
FURNITURE, CARPETS, and BEDDING
large stock superior quality low prices at B. W.
COWPERTHWATr ~ cos, 1J5 aud l1I Chatham -.
Great reduction in prices for 80 days Chamber suits
from ~; PailOr suits. from $50
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
70i sun 434 Moon sets.... 623
HlCn WATER THIS DAl-A. NJ
Sandy HOOK. o0 Cows Island. 937 Hell @. Ferry 1l26
WATER DAY. "
sandy Hook 923 Cows Island 1000 Hell q. FeTvlla9
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
Gituaiions tuauico-- females.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBU NJ. WILL BE RECEIVED AT TlikUP
TOWN OFFICES No I,s.I- broadway corner Thirty lrs
81, or ;i0S West Twenty third ~, cor tghthayei 100
THIRD ave cor FOry-seyenthH at the HARLEM DfFltis
No 2J Tnrlave one hundred audt tniy fOIrth-
Iarcm Savings Bank BHildiDgl to H., al regular
office rates.
A SITUATION by a respectable person to
n take care ~ children tend Invalid LADY
good home OF object than high wages 80 Wtsi
gOih IT,. house.
LADY STENOGRAPHER, whose time is
~ only partly occupied, desires hituaiion for siohI
HAND work either private dietatiOnz Ohce Rruns Al
dress O. 4. H., Tribune Onice.
At MRS. LOVES BUREAU for German
~ servants found usual large number oi nTst
class servants namely, cooks, NURSES chah5eruais
Ilundresses, ladies Inad. general servants, etc
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
fUintcr Resorts.

DOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, Nassau, y. r.,
III BahamasNow open The most aeighiial cml'1 , in
ana make the trip days. For particulars, address
JAMS LIDGERNOOD, 75S broadway, y. \.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
dmnsements.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC; ,, W WAcHTEL' adI
i'A'' whchTEL GRAND OPERA; 1ronr,,
Dre''0r'FDy WEDNESDAY EyEvTSe, Dss, i, '''''
.v'rd'ff IL sIaRa TR6SHf5ah. SSsFe y = ACTS
il B@ s' % oG 2s Of MsGsG r and
last night 1 hSs"i Or HIsHlf a'
Seats secured at Academy il Broadway.
wAcnTEL OPERA at the brooklyn academy Of Music.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
IA GRASb nHEsBAS SAE% 10y 81 PEEF5RMASGh EisFS & 3
on which occasion cnhhS hGAIsr1c OPERA in
win he Vim a. IN HIS
Mis- Pappeahen Mss aster Fassbender, Mr Mlder,
-. ,'O-O Grand eiorus and grand orchestra,
NJ fo lore waccl and Mr. Ad Yeaendra have Kindly
% @ Aov re FArE TUE hNE hT fF2f M HfeE OF OF
TME GKRMAN, HosPITAL FOR TnE ERECTION OF
.I now IN proSe.s Of consIGetpn .,
$50 Broadway, corner seyenteenth.st
BooTrHHr. TmEATERi NTTI a,,n,,r. DICKENS.
- FOR TINS WEEK ONLY. al
q sf GERlPl Fl% 7gs rnh a6%s 6Gsaa" Mr.
HS 81
Charles pckenss deeply ir IpeTs'gE g Christmas story
poTS Tns aa 5 m @ wa a e ss % snS
Wells Rosa Rand, Bessie Darling, etc
8'.' NEXT MONDAY, MRS. WALLER a. "Meg MerTiles."
NHICKERING HALL. Won BULOW.
~ LAST Won BULOW NIGH (but
First appearance In York of Miss LIZZIE CRONYN.
Programme for WEDNESDAY EVENING Dec. /, M X.
JOACHIM RAFFSecOnd Grand THO for Violin and Niolon.
cello. opus IL. in O.
DR.. DAMR0SCH Mr.. BEBGNER Hans Won BULOW.
ROSSI NJ" la SeuaraZi0ne Miss CRONYN
SCHUMANN-"C CaTnaval de Nienno" suite OF five fancy
pieces Opus 26
GORDrGIANI--"O Santssima Ncrnne."
RUBINSTEIN-"T Thou'rt Like Unto "A Flower"
Miss CRONTN.
RIFINBERGER-Quartet Piano and strings. opus SO.
Damrcsch Ncssrs. Matzk3 Rcrgncr Hans Won BulOw.
FRIDAN-LAST NIGHT o. Won Bt Low.
SATURDAY-LAST MATINEE MUSICALE, at2.
ADHESION ONE DOLLAR.
Reserved seats 81 seats at Schubcrts Music store %
Union. square, and IA Broadway.
CHiCkFRiNG PA NOS are used by Won BULOw.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30

nRESSMAKER.-A good dressmaker, who
works very cheap In her horse Is dcsrols OF some
more customers. 800 lstaye, second nOpi.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
Eelp Wanieo-- Males.

AN old established Benevolent Institution Of
~ NewYors Cy desire, TO secure the service OF ener
SOLICITOR to collect donations comIuisson
pet.nt references VIII please address "A. F
BOX lGO. Tribune Ofice
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30

NOOK. &c.-Situation wanted by two young
" rl. together separate Ia private family one a.
grst class cooA wiling wlih the Wasng the other
as Of cdreni three yelts city
from Last place Apply Tor t~o days at l41 Last
=
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30

COOK or WAITER-By IA Chinaman; speak
- spanish and good Enelisi has several years expef
wiling 20 be generally useful for cit
or country Can b. seen al the PkOTEsfAN
HOME BUREAU, l3S 6th.ave.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30

COOK and LAUNDRESS-By a competent
~ scotch woman. with good referenoe FIRST rate
cook and aundr,ss particular szo OF family OF
locality steady pace is oblgin steady and Ia,
cty or county, Wiling to 40 hoc"oiA- 'ah
a 800 9th ave, 23tsf
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12

OSE Of the propristors OF the Moan
tain Echo told our devil the other
day that SO bitterly partisan were the
Republicans Of Barbourville, that il
would not be entirely safe fur stran-
ger to 20 to that town and openly avow
that he MAS a Democrat. Oh. DO.
Republicans never intimidste! II &C.
ours To Us that rs General PILLS mot
afraid" the President ought to Ills
patch him To that region Immediately
and. after declaring the whole popu-
laiion Of Barbourville banditti, "lesve
the ret to him."