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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06
Ccaal NoIices.


CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
y or NFW.YORX.-qUF UNITED STATES TEA COM.
PANY, Paindn, against HENEY H. ML%AGEh De
Com not Ser above ramcd YOu are hereby sum
named reguired answer the COuplalnt IN thls
action winch Will be flied In the Office 81 ire tliG 81 me
Chy and to serve copy yoIr answer 10 the said com
plalI % he subscribers, at indr 9hce NO 20 Nassau
street New YORK cry within twenty days aiter TIE service
exclusive 0i the day o. sncb service
and N Won fa sad complaint within the 'no
.qid tho pan.iiu this action " take lont INST
yo ,o The sam nf tloisaud dollars Win Interest," IRON
besides Che and dish easements OF THIS ac
BARRETT REDFIELD HILL
Plaintiffs Attor ys 20 hasta1 sISeet
The complaint n This action was this day guy nld IN we
Office Of the Cek OF the cry aud Couny OF 81 INC
pelawGws Plainudr Attorneys
CUPREME COURT OF NEW-YORK-ClTY
- AND COUNT or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Blu,
CrlANhN, ALEXANDER KAY JOHN MUIR WILLIAM
BPOWN, rlainiif8 AGAINST ANDREW MUIR deiendsit -
mmOnE-For money demand on conra's tom not Hei)
10 the defendant ANDREW MUIR; You are hereby suh'
rnouch required answer the complaint III hhs aci"
which will be MED Office Of the Clerk o the CITY and
County Of New-YOTi tho County Of Newlork, az me
Ctniy Court IN said City OF New York state a. New
York ana TO serve copy your 10 the sail
I,siD on tho subscriber his Office, No ~ NewstTcei in
said tity York. state Of NcwY0rk, within twenty
service; and N fail 10 answer tho said
compliant within the aforesaid the plaintiff l- action
and ffy ois collars with interest ron ie first day Of
January eight hundred and seVentYVe, besides
tie costs Of this acton.-Dat,d October 1861, 1877.
WILLIAM D. HENNkN, Plaintiffs Attorney
To The defendant: notice that the complaint In bls
non WA duly Office Ut the Clrk Of the CITY aud
Comfy 81 Now York al ha County Court honse 10 sd CITY,
WILLIAM H. HESEEN, ilainiihs Auorney,
o23 law6wS No 81 New. street, n. Y.
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..
FUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

| EIICH VALLEY RAILROAD.
is75Lavo dpos foot q Corllana and az
% es S"s eaad Sad c
CsrmI Wik.sbarre pitson Enra 81 cosgcns %il.
@ f %a Ean5S sSGnaaoaS p:on
lunlhannock, &C. making close connections for Reading
4p H., for Esston, Be.hlehem. Allentown, and Mauch
G5o D. M, Nisbt Esprsss daily, for Eason, Fc,hchem A.
sonncctns with tras Tor ITHACA haburo Eocer Bo
Niaes Falls aud the Wet S%a sep ans fnS
- 81 IS steamers leave Teckslp for Ncw-Hayan at .
and P M daily C5onday' excepted connecting WIN '"'
NORTH RIVER AND NEW YORK STEAM,
~ BOAT LINE. Pier 30, y; R.-sleamer CHkYsTEStH
Se at N9ac o LANDING T. % YET S Toa
G9v ana ab re for En Gi r. ii 49,
TayoN Eyack. Sing sing, and Hayer5raw co pnItc AIRS
inquire +. LANE, Agent on Pier 81 No SUNDAY ooa|
NEW-YoRK CENTRAL AND D ,I HUDSON !5Sa9SS
trains viii esye Grand Central Depot .,,, .r.n,
room cars through to Rochester: also tt Aian' VI" han
100 A. NJ Special Chicago Express with drawing room cars
to Rochester and Buffalo and Niagara Falls arriving at Nj
ITO a. ~ northern Western Express .ro, No.
York TO Adams arriving at Montreal at $50 ,r
900 r. M. Express Daily with sleeping ears ior "aef'o"n
's @ Dy Win .s ssF aesso 'GF IA F SSs
and NJ Railroads IN ,or Albany and Troy
n
WAY Trains as per Local. i''"0 C. H. KENDRIcK
General Passenger Agent.
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCHRAILROAD
- CENTRAL RAJ l E9AR Or NE%JER2E ~ NO
Passenger station loot Of Libcrty-stts Mr.
FIVE TRAINS ZACH WAY Daily, except Sunday Sunday
passing through Woodbridge, Perth AmbOy South Annoy
NaiaWan, Mid iletogn aud Red Bank. c,oo,. ,or,
Leave NewYork for Long Branch Ut tlo $40 Ill., l. ~"
Leave New.iork for ocean Grove at 9l5 NJ AS p IN
Leave New.Y DIRK for - - az , ID a. H. i:lo p III
Leave sea Grt at $40 ~. a. p. IN
Leave ocean grove at 1862 a m. I 81, .. m.
Long Branen 1T 80 s;l5 m 500 ~ iS M
Stages 10 and EXPORT connect at MATAWAN STA
n. F. Kicker, sup't. and Eng'r.
Opposition MERCHANTS LINE for
" ALBANY and TROY landing at Casnll.s ,;u1er !! Is.
WEDNEsDAYs. and FRIDAYS, D. N. Fare, 20 cents
deck 81 cabin, with Uorth Freight at rednSa
DHILADELPHA via LONG BRANCH ard
< The NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Faro ron New.York TO Phladep hia only ~ %.
Leave Sew. York from Pier 3 \. r. 100! Of RecIOr't
tor tn..,.elttlt' r :, r 90. 90 TOMS ser, ~
70" f"'"''''''N wM ;. sNEDEN, General Manager.
PROVIDENCE AND SfUNiNGT0N $. ). Co.
Between NEW;YoRG and BOSTON
Tho elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND. NARRAGAN Az;
.. Jaysi daiy lexcepi mdaysl, at 4:$o ?. M
nrpns and Offices SaieTo0n, cIei AZ Offices Of
Weseott Express Comnany and at 3l3 Broadway
rl.UN. DE , H. iINt tdiIcct
Steamships ELEcTIta I'D GALATEA ave Pier y, " r.
foot o. daily eSeep a s%n o1 yded
Freight via either line taken at lowest rates. ,,
l. 30 : nl--, -. r..-s@ d. b bABcocK, President.
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r ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.

IL WINTER ARRANGEMENT:
Commencing Oct ~. 1870 Trains leave Hunters Point
as follows: - ,
Hampstead
1000 m-Na train FOR POrf Jefferson, LOCUST hi'S'
TenpstCad. and ROcKaway ~,
1885 o. mi.-AcoommOdation for Hcksyile ard Hemp'
$50 pm-Express GrocnpJrt, sag Harbor Locust Val
ley. IicnIpsteai anu Hockaway. ,,-u.
$50 D. Express Tor Fort Jefferson, Locust Naiey'
5:30 D. m.~Express for Locust Valley Hampstead and
HoCkawaY. ...,. -, 49,.
stead 49, -. a., = %, =,
airs leave Flushing from ESQ M 10 100 p
'' al" UNDAY TRAINS.
O. Ca m.-For POrt Jefferson, Locust Valley, ard Heinp
stead ,.,, 49, , ,,.,
$50 D. M. NoFthpor Locust Valley, and Hampstead
y. B.-FcIry bIats eaye James sip -. H., estfJ hai
hour suudayB eAcegr and loot 0i Thirty ionhsI, r. ~
rVcy Is minutes previous 10 departure Of ttans nom
hun'' q W. y. CUsTIs General superintendent.
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p-AiIITIM0RE And ONO RAILROAD.


D THREE FAST EHPHEss TRAINS
Leave Newly RI va Dosbsosses and Couandtst ferries;
ana The south West Pittsburgh cncinnad. Cmcago, me
West and NeIth-West Indianapolis. Louisville. New
900 Dailt su2dlys, Washington, Evansville and
NoWarS. Cincinnati. Louisville iudianapoiia. and 81
k6henonh Nh f ' fii,%h s,4n iJe a's
Vile, Indianapolis st LOUIS Chicago. the West and
psnys oces 2G and - 5raway. ticket Offices foot
SsK EoR TICKEis VIA BAITo AND OHIO RAILROAD.
pas car ta o S to cs "a ana "a pa,"
NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ -ALLfNTows LINE 70 THE, ,WEsr.-ras.euger
ana dc, With south i;ranc r. r. al HaSn J1neoS
WIN e ,ss ami ws ss w az % T WIN gp
5ssT.i %sa"'yiTiF% n .'a a SSzXS sfaJs
Commencing Eo,. :. 1s16-Leaye New, YORK as follows:
BATH Attention. d Saac6 Chunk Tsmaqua rarnanen wilkes
at sae IN WI, 6c n d Ss sn ~ w e r. r''o connects
asaF , Say Inc w s9 Gs 's
Easton 'or Macedonian Tana1ga Towanda wlsesbana
iIsV scrSI.oH ir5 panD Sn feS s,on.
10, m-EHrGEss for Flcmneoo. Eason, Aiea 1l1
barre hesdnr co%%Sil T@nssstsr Ephrain fo,f.vis
EArsrss scr la;.Sn Bolsidec Bath Mauch
1 as Va. Del As9 es sna a %S nhnfh
43O p m.-Way Train for somervile and Pennington
81 n M TO orl l"n. -
Bl5 D. m-EvEgING EXPgRsh. daily for Easton, AHent0Nr
Bauch Chunk Wkesbarre. fowanda Hca'lnG ard Hatis-
90 D. m.-wly Train for sHmeryila
so or 80 v le
$40 q. m.-Way aiI o pn.eo o.
TO D. m.-NaS " for somerVile
$50 d. For EastOn. .
ESQ D. m.-Way Train for 5onef,lhe
- cd D. H. ~ = In for pu,' noi
rr Igizab,,h al 40 ESQ., G.l5 Gao 1880 las, si5.
e.is $50 10: S. iii6 a. M I'm i2+s L - - $,
$40 845 a AID as 445. Q, 5lo. $50, 6i5, q, ga,
go. !. 7So. sis. Sso go 1880 ilie ~ y: v
H. p. BALDWIN. General Pa sn.or Asert
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Steamboats, ai,o Railroads.
NFTaw,pe AND HUDSON CANAL Co

DELAWARE AND HUDSON IN, Cn a ,.o,.r So;n
Sharon 8"n mos ava cave "en saaos Lake
places on Lake 1"ane Of GSsy S aa y With morning Mains
The day line and niny trains t evening i,a ain
l0r Mt ' II & " VoSISPmiSi. Eesl Fres.
ERIE RAILWAY.
II SUMMER ARRANGEMENT OIL Ii"hs' IN enec' A"s ~
lnnat and Chicago Day TIg,s. DlsElnsrOon
l0:45 mtIpre,s Man 9r Buffalo and Niagara fais'
p hCDsiyj raefe Ezprcss for Tho Wss, Sleeping
s s,S ga I E2SSsf @asa s' ia c'
Ians d eG S, S"Is nc 81 sis and Sl5 p % aud u
midnight saturday nights only sanay- - 7g g 20 M
u non l45, s. 5i5 $780, 90, $50, si5, 1870 p
AID A. maigh MIA. s9 :? & q 10 81 Iis s S
II noon, l45 D. a. Sl5 49, o. 5S slS, $50 z
fi Il nC i5 a aO aP p u mr. %' a. j. S"n saern
Sa5 7so 49, G4S IN das M o. 10 ~ and % IS
i S GENIAL 59 IS$5 c 45o 5 g. s $50 rs
Sundays, $50 @ Warwitk, 1890 1915 m, 43o p
s c p Oao a., + p Pr 10 IN md ,9 NJ 49, 1915 ~ Si5
saG $50 H raHs on3Ss. YIN Sewysr 9'weso
M sc p in sa ays G "% Isl '' "
NQRrIERS r. ,d r. OF p ~ j.; yvacs
$40 aaS isS SI s; Az s;5S 5iS : M
Nanas; spring Valley and Monscy, and $50 M, 2'i5
leave 23d fecn minutes earlier than aDoye tine trans
having Chanbe g. on quarter hours eaye 25d tahy
with trains leaving Chambersst az llJO p ~" ana IL n'
night. - -,
Tickets and for apartments In Drawing room ana
Sleeping Coaches De obtained aud orders Tor the cheng
and transfer Baggage be LETT at the COupanys onct
Nos "a, ipi. 90, and a57 Broadwayi No Courtst'
Brookl, n. And 40 ;he COrpanys DelOia. 90
Express ans rom tine West arrive in Ncwfofk al "-'a
40. x ABBGrf, General Passenger Agent, New-York.
TOR ROndout and Kingston, connecting with
Rcniout OswegO Railroad, landing At HIGHLAND Fails
ncar West Point Coraw n Ncwburyh, Marlborough Milton
isnland (Ncy paItz, ard fsopa1, the steamboat Thomas
Cornell every Tuesday, Thursday AID saturday leaving io
rison 81, Pier IS, " H., at p m.
ENALL RIVER LINE,
2 FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST,
VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER
DAILY SUNDAYS excepted.) AZ 4:3O ?. NJ,
from Pier 2S, North River, foot ~ Murray -,
TIE WDRIn-RENOWNED STEAMERS
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE, "
Tickets Stator)ons secured at principal hotels and et
Office, and on the per BORDEN LOWELL AGENTS Ny.
GEORGE l.. CpNNOi, CEN Pass. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THE
UNITED 81 ArES NAIL.
NEW AND FULI-POWERED STEAMSHIPS.
Sailing nom New York On SATURDAYS, 'ron Liverpool Oh
THURSDAYS. ealing at Cork lIarbOr each
ADRIATIC. SATURDAY. Nov D. at 1890 l. m
BALTIC SATURDAY. Nov, 10 at r. M
BHiTANNIt, SATl hDAY. Nov. I AT Il T. m.
GERRANIC, SATURDAY. Nov, q at 3D. IN
CELTIC. SATURDAY. Dec. 4, ~ $3.50 q. m -
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. PIER bA NoRrH
RIVER.
These Steamers the trade, uniform IN size
and unsurpassed IN appointments The Saloon saieTo0ms
Smoking Bath placed amdshps here Tie NOISE
motion least anOrng degree Of comfort hitherto IN
TSTis~saoon eco, $40 aud $780, gold Return Tickets
favorable Storage, SO.
DrGils rom & npwaru. -.
For Inspection plans and ether information, spply AT the
Conp3ny'o olIees, No ~ broadway, Ncw york.
X. J. COKTIS. Agent
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Steamboats, ano Railroads

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOuaatonic
Nd Nougatuck Railroads. Fare 81. Steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves Craftsmanship at 1880 and Bridgeport at
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N1OIit L. OF the SALE OF IfilluS anu Il CIT
I Tnneid Assessment. s.-Ciiy n N0wNOfk IL
nance Department Of Arrears July lol1-uDdeI
Inc direction H. Green comptroller Of the CITY al
Yo. undo sVned hereby gives pubic nuce plls-
of the act entitled &" An .ci Tor te col
lection 81 sxes and CrOOn water rents III lne
CITY OF New.l OK, 10 amend the several scis
relative thereto" passed April =, lSll mat inc re
sprctive owners OF all the lands aud ;enemeAts on
which have been laid and connli1't ahl
are now dae and unpaid. aud have remained que and
uupad since Of said assessments FOL regl-
la g grating curb, gutter ard paving stfees higgng oe
walks ana swaks, and ming lots blnlng sewers
cul cogts undereTound Grams &C. confirmed rO % Jalay
.72 20 required pay amount OF the assessments -
due remaining unpaid 70 the CLERK OF Arrears az ms Once
In the Finance Department In the New Cont noase ~ The city
of YORK. together with o Interest thereon ~ the rate OF
twelve pr annum 10 no tine Oh pay ueh Win lAe
charges " TINS notice and advertisement.
Aud Il default shan made in such paymelt' such hiis
and eneets will sold pIbc auction at the Ne" Court
house in the Hail in the CITY OF New-l Orh, on
TUESDAY October 1875 at twelve O'clock, noon, Tor the
lowest torn which slal lo take tie
same n consideration advancing he amount o. tt asStss
ma ~ so due unpaid and the interest thereon a. af0 sad
10 Tho time OF the SALE together with the CHARGES Of ms
nntcp aid rselDeH and an otlrr charges AM COSTS @c
rue thcr0l ana such WI! DC continued nom tne
until al inc lands anu leleineIts Ic 'i
sale hall Je sod. .-.-,-. -,
aud notice hereby further given that detailed staten. nj
assessments the ownership II the properly on wilch
TIE assessments unra j. published IN pam
O. the pamphlets are deposited IN lhe
ONCE tho 81 the Finance Dea tnenL ara
Will be delivered any person applying Tor ne same:
A. :. CADY. CLERK 81 ATTears
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G,EALED PROPOSALS for the work OF CON
- sTRUCrIN NEW PIER ~, ,Rcr.h RIVER tGn ne
site of OH pier 90 Viii received at the Oice ~ the Dc
norrmrn OF Docks until IL O'Clock ri Sh November
lQ75 FOf trl par'c1la5 SEQ CITY Record CJles iof ea'
No City HIu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06
Corporation Nollres.

DELVERING SUPPLIES, &c.-SEALED
~ PROPOSALS VIII he receiy ed by the BOARD Of Ed
UCATION until THURSDAY, Nov. H. 1875, 3Ociock D. ~
fH DELIVERING SUPPLIES for paiieua sce Ire CITY
Record. Copies for sale 1t No. City dal
EOR SUPPLIES. &c.-SEALED PROPO-
l. SAILS viii be received by the BOARD OF EDUCATION
Until THURSDAY, Nov. IL, 1875, O'Clock Tor supply
INC Eo0kS. srATIONFRY, sc. For particulars The
civ kecord Copies for sale at No 2 CITY han.
TOR PRINTING, &c.--SEALED PROPO-
4 SAILS viii be received nv the BOARD OF EDUCATION
until TIL RSDAY Nov II, 49, o'clock p for PRINT
ING particulars the City Record Copies Tor sale
a. No. CITY Hall.
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Dipiccn0 Notices.
Business C1dntcs.
Gtaiionern.

FRANCIS e. LOUTREL, a. Maiden-lane,
a solicit orders for BLANK BOOKS. STATIONERY, GAi
lNTING. Prices low.
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Y IL
Owniuz ard operating tho only route 20 Cooperstonp
Ebaron Iioee- Cave las0n Saratoga, Lake Ge0fg ana
places Champn. Might trains and stcaIeis rom
SoVYork connect at Albany gnd Troy with morning lNns
ms DIV line steamers and nilay trains with evening trains
Tor Ali ie aboyo named places. s. e. MAYO, Genl Pass
Agent. II V. OLYPHAk1, Asst Prest.
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ITIRTH GERMAN LLOYD

NORTH GIKnAN LiJD1 u .-
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BFTWEES NETWORK,
$500. SOUTHAMPTON AID HlENkH ;,o,,,,>,
COAPANE'S PIER loot OF SEftDEDSI. T.. H'lBOKEN.
ODEk; sat riay Nov ~, SILL. SATURDAY. Nov. 20
RITES OF PASSAGE from t.EW YORK TO SOUTHLAND
TON. HANRE OR BRtMEF .
FIRST CABIN, 900 gold. SECOND CABIN, 500 gold
SrEEpAGE $50 currency 49,,
Tickets reduced rates. Prepaid Stectase CeIIn
cates , currency
For ire CHI or passage, apply 10 - -, . r.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06

EOR KINGSTON, JAMAICA, and SAVA-
NIIIA.
Tho PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
win disrateh Pier foot ri canal " H. for Inc above
named ports their side wheel steamship
HENRY CHAUNCEY,
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 3, at l2 m.
For freight passase reduced apply ~
II. j. BULLAH, Superintendent
CTATE LINE.-TO Glasgow, Liverpool, Dub
- En- Belfas Londonderry. These nrstcass. fulpow
c. 81 steamers VIII sail from
Eagle Pier, HObOken, Nj
STATE OF PENNSY!NANI Thursday, Nov. 4
STATE OF INDIANA thursday, Nov u
STATE 9b yiMGIH I hu,'d Ci, pee 4eo
so and $50 Return Tickets $500 Second Cehn pa'sage
SO Return Tickets seeiage lowest Apply 10
AUSTIN BALDWIN & co. Agents, ~ Broadway, \. Y.
STEERAGE OFFICE 40. - BROADWAY.
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A RCHITECTURAL PUPlL.-A London Ar
~ Ell ec in large ubicp-actic las vacancy EZRA youeg
as an ar ced pup ters 300 ,unoas ncsi'e ~
,,r, board sni residence In the yersTs lnyaN nuse'
AddrcSs G. j. Philips, esq T. D A. 20 Mee-leho'uSh
omar.
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with comfortable state rooms warmed BY steam pipes
Firsitlass paNaGr only w
Passate and berth ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-20
4 Good Showing by ThOmpsOn's Semi

The first public examination Of the
above school in the Tenth District, took
place on Thursday last. The elegant and
substantial building is located in delight
ful situation Oh the Broad street pike, a
neighboIhood which will, in some future
time, be-calied the classic precincts OfNan-
derbilt University. 1t is capable Of accom-
mOdatiug over two bundled pupils.
The average attendance during last seS-
sion shows the schools were in fOuTishing
condition. The rosy hue Of health and
happiness beamed from the faces Of the en-
tire school, and as each pupil was called up
TO receive q reward for success in his or
her studies, one could discern the thrill Of
JOS which filed each heart and touched
responsive chord in the hearts Of the
teachers, to whom too much praise cannot
be given.
The proficiency which the pupils have
attained, was shown by the prompt and in
telligent answers given TO all questions
asked.
The uniform kindness and pOliteneSs OF
the scholars is out a reflection of the pre-
dominant traits which characterize the
teachers in their intercourse with each
other, something as beautiful as it is rare.
The patrons Of the school owe much graft
tude 10 the Directors for the interest they
manifest in providing such fine building
anC selecting such capable teachers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-20
what nurfreesbOrO Does with Dead

The dead beat, while he generally sue
cseds in securing a s'goOd time" occasion
ally comes to grief In MurfreesbOro they
have a local custom which is known in the
veTnacular Of that region as ''bluiHg." The
victims are such gentry as so far forget
themselves as TO appear on the streets in a
state Of unmistakable intCxicatiOn, and the
mOdlJs Operdndi consists in sprinkling
upon the classic countenanceS Of said vic
Tins a cOpiOus covering Of powdered indigo,
so dampened as to adhere pertinanciousiY,
requiring several successive applications Of
warm water and soap to remove it. On
the night of the Press Association banquet,
two or three hangers on, not members Of
the press, looked upon the wine while it
was red, until they became so Oblivi0us Of
their surroundings as to parade the
thorouchfare IN a decided state Of show
came-you-so9' That their cOuntenances,
next morning, bore patent evidences that
they had been subjected to the process Of
'sbluing," is a cause Of congratUlatiOn not
only to the Press Association, but to all
decent people. We Congratulated the AsSoci-
alton upOn the favorable impression which
they produced upon the people Of MurfTees-
borO, and upon the fact that the victims Of
the "bluing" aforementioned were not in
any sense connected with the press.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-20
Personal.


We learn from a private note that Col.
J. B. Killebrew, in company with Gen.
Jackson, Of JOResbOrO, is making q two
weeks tour on horseback, through Carter
and johnson counties, investigating the
iron ores Of that region. lie is always on
the 90.
Col. W. II. Johnson, President Of the
Nashville Blood Horse Association, leaves
tomorrow to attend number Of blOoded
stocS sales in the vicinity Of Lexington,
Kentucky.
Telegrams may be had at the Western
Union Office to-day, between and 10 4.
NJ. and 3 and p. NJ, by W. II. Cherry,
Geo. 7. Jackson, J. N. Hamilton, Z. p.
Hollis and A. G. Wilkerson.
Among the Maxwell House guests, ar
irving yesterday, were S. W. Hess, Balti-
more, Nd; n. J. and G. E. Fogarty, New
York; Tom q. Barnes, Junius Hart, Gin
cinnati, o.. W. T. Taliaferro, New York;
Mr.. and Mrs. Peynado, Louisville, KY;
Geo. Y Jackson, n. J. Verdery, c. F.
Low, Augusta, Ga; r. P. Spencer, COlUm-
bus, Ca; Geo. G. ConnOr, Chattanooga
Gen. W. 3. Bate delivers Z eulOgy, to-
day, at Gallatin, at the funeral Of the late
John Bell, prominent Mason of Sumner
county.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-20

sketch in the prominent points in the char
acter Of the deceased ministers given by
the speakers, aud especially the remarks of
the presiding Bishop, were Vell-time1 and
well received, the whole service being pc
culiarlS solemn and impressive.
p. w. Maxey, Esq, offered the following
resolution, which was adopted:
Resolved, That this District Conference
ratify the action Of the District Stewards
meeting, in accepting the offer of the
Quarterly Conference Of the McKendree
Church, and thai We pledge our different
stations and circuits TO raise the amount Of
money expended for repairs-the Bishops
house 70 be hereafter used IS a parsonage
for The Presiding Elder Of this district, IN
til such house is claimed as residence for
some Bishop Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South.
The Bishop called for the number Of Of
fetal members in the Nashville distric
when it was ascertained that the roll footed
up $50.
The Conference proceeded to elect dele
gates to the annual Conference, with the
following result:
Delegates-Aris Brown, ]. NJ. Sharpe,
W. II. Morrow and W. II. Mccarthy.
Reserves-Henry Hart and Thompson
Anderson.
A resolution Of thanks to the members Of
Trinity Church and the community for
their generous hospitality, and to the press,
was unanimously adopted.
The Committee on Public Worship an
noUuced preaching appointments IN the
neighbOrhOOd Of Trinity Church yesterday
and to-day. The Bishop will occupy the
pulpit Of Trinity Church this morning at
II O'Clock.
The Bishop before declaring the Confer
ence adjourned, delivered an exceedingly
appropriate speech, calling attention in
general terms 10 the condition Of the dis
trict, the work done during the past year
and prospects for the future, after which
the DOxOlOgy was sung, the benediCtiOn
pronounced and the Conference adjourned
sine die.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-20
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Fanny johnson, cOlOred, was released
from the county wOrk-hOuse, yesterday, her
term of confinement having expired.
The attendance al the Police Court, yes
terday morning. was unusually small, aud
the amount Of fines did not reach the aver
age.
Sue Allen, colored, was before Justice
Cassesty and Creighton, yesterday, on the
charge Of vagrancy. She was fined 8 and
costs, and gave security for the payment OF
the same.
Sheriff r. i. Garrison, Of Iibea county,
committed to the peHiientiary, yesterday, a
white convict named Jacob Williamson,
sentenced to one. year for Larceny. He
brought the prisoner to Nashville without
a guard.
The following colorad c0nvicLs were. yes
terday taken from the jail to the peniten-
tiary by Coroner James Brantly: VIM.
Harding, larceny: Allen Lyle, larceny;
GrandeTson Collins, larceny, q. A. Ewing,
horse stealing; Bud Ellison, carrying con-
cealed weapons; Dock Mcfarland, grand
larceny; and Charles Hicks, larceny.
Alice Fleming, colOred, arrested on the
charge of fraudulent breach Of trust in the
appropriation of some clothing belonging
to Mary Handy, cOlored, was arraigned be-
fore Justices Cassetty and Creighton yes
terday. The case was continued till 9
o'clock tomorrow morning and the defend
ant gave bond for her appearance She
was also arrested on the charge Of vagrancy,
but this case was dismissed