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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-01
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, 6-wrrH SUPPLEMENT-
Lock, Mrs, Halls Cliff cottages.
E..,t n n m a N Kav-at.

Lock, Mrs, Halls Cliff cottages
Marin q f11 ~ E, S E Bsllesusav
MccanIIley. Can't, o. g. ~, Lews's, DfIon-st
Moore, Lieut.. Y. ], faines Jc John a,,.oour.
m morf Henry s O. Philadelphia, washingtonst
Moriis Wistar Philadelphia, wsshington,st =,
SSSSX M ISa S Psn %Ss sssssss
Palmer, Gen. Inns, u. .. A. sprlngst.
Palmer, Potter Chicago, Ocean House.
Pster. Mr. e. Cincinnati Ohio Halls Cliff cottages
Peterson, @ J., philadelphia, B ,,
Potter Charles r., Providence Rhode Islandsve'
Pna,, Dr. Hartford, Indian-aye.
Rathbonc, Clarence, Albany, Washing'Snn,.4s,I
Bichardi IT, Ger Tsmsyi1ae' ie Gbbesavs
scholes, IT. b., Brooklyn, N. Y, Beleyuc-aye: v.
Sherman, w. g. IT,, Newburgh New,YorH, angg,e'-"''
stearns Dr. baltimore, Hopkins Cottage CatnerineS'
Tatum, Samuel C., Cincinnati, Washingtonst
Willing K. L., Philadelphia, Red crossave and COT
wrnans. Thomas Baltimore, Batemans Point.
Wood Marshall, Providence, Belleyueaye.
woolscy, Miss g. Broadway
.where line runs sg.nes that those named own
the cottage; Brown, James L., Boevueaye "nsn aoeo
Bellevue ave-" 80
II will be seen that Newport is to De favored with an
unusually large number of visitors, and ~ IL expeccn
that by the middle OF there will be many more per-
mancnt esdents be added TO the list hne mouse Is
about TO be erected on the cliffs Of tho villa Of
Nathan Mathews on Beevueave for W. Watts Sherman
of the banking OF Duncan, Sherman Co. OF New
York It will be completed by FALL The architects, Messrs
Gambrl & Richards Of New York. have made the plans
and the work will 20 forward Mt once new cottage,
modelled after plans Of Dudley Newton, is gong up on
Rhode Isandaye. for Miss WOolsey, Susan CooidSe,
and will be completed by Fall. IL Will DC occ"p'e" W
Miss woolsey and her two sisters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-01

500 and 600 yards, position other conditions the
In the previous match For this there were ~
entries There were IL prizes, including long-range
Remington CreedmOor rife, valued at $50 and tee-
scope valued at $50 The winning scores we're as fo-
lows arranged after the shooting Oh OF the several tes;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-01
TwEEDs CHANCES OF RELEASE FROM CUSTODY
Should the decision Of the Court of Appeals

In the Of wm n. Twocd which is expected to be
made public to-day, be In favor Of the prisoner he win
be brought down from the Pententiary and lodged In
Ludlow Street Jail by Deputy Sheriff Magonige, " await
trial on the other indictments found against hun II y
believed that be obtain the large amount Of bail
required DO furnsEed 70 enable him 10 be released
from custody.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-01

Graceful symmetry of proportion. Highest perfec-
ton attainable in mechanical construction. Thor
ough solidty of workmanship and display Of such
exquisite taste. in the most triaing detail OF
finish, as heretofore has never been attempted in
the manufacture of this favorite American vehicle.
We offer the fullest guaranty as to durability
and capacity to stand the most trying amount OF
wear and tear, and will cheerfully compete with
any wagon of corresponding weight manufactured
in this city or elsewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-01
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY. AT HuDNurs' IN
BROADWAY.
GAM ee,. Noon, 72' 3n m, so'. Midnisns 90
Highest during the day, So. Lowest 10.
Average 6gs'. Same day. 1874, 69S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-01
(Announcementsl
BURNETT's FLAvoRING ExTRACTs.-The best.

As the Masons are to appear with black hats
occasion OF the great celebration It win be very beco
SIYIEs as most Of craft have the KNOX HAT"
Stores 10. 2l2 Broadway and Fifth Avenue Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-01

LORD & TAYLOR, Grand and Chrystie.
FURTHER REDUCTION CARPETs $500
Administers So 80 TO 81 So Wltons So 20 TO " 3D.
Velvets So Body Brussels, 81 10 TO 81 So
American Tapestries, 81 Three phys, 81 3D. -
ngr1ns all WOOL Soc, worth 81. Mattings zoe. upward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-01
NEWPORT COTTAGES.
WHO WILL OCCUPY THEM

A IasT on THOSE WHO WILL RENT OR OCCUPY COT
TAaEs DURING THE SEASON.
IrRoM SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT or THE rRiBuSsI
NEWPORT, r. l., May 29.-The weather has
been delightful and there has been constant demand
for cottages and accommodations FOR the season.
are now about SO cottages which have not been II
he not found for these by the middle Of June
they will be offered at reduced rents or be occupied ny
their owners The following is list of families VINO VIII
occupy their own cottages VINO have rented ior
fha
, 1875-07-23

horn individual wna John ". Hoffman. Tho
Jury wan trrcnpon discharged.
Tho sentence If NnItFo White, wllo pleaded
guilty to tho lnrceny Of e85. was atnpnnded.
william 1Iran MD John lsijor pleaded guilty to
burglary, anti wero Hnntcnce1 to tho 1lridowclt
far Ihron months each. Ryan In tho fsllow WHO
wslkol mt Of tho jail poveral months ago, aud
wan subsequently arrested at III. f.putr.
Tic Indictment aEnlnst Honrgo Martin for hnr-
koing a Granger wan stricken frnm tho dockoe
OH tho information that tho tlsrty lo lad robbed
world not appear against him.
THO hall uf Tho following rartea was declared
fortcitct1: Mtko Madden, Anton flea,ly, Mary
Taylor, hslsl Tflomaa fSwnu.
1,ouis Aratn was tried for riot and fonud not
guilty.
John Fem wAn tricl for 1arceny, found guilty,
md rnnlantled- Joaepl, Crawford pleaded guilty
10 tho Hanio 0lIenao Ali wns 1cmandcd.
Jun6E GAnY-11h To l.,;. 1873 10 145 Inclusive.
JuDuK hluonE-CG, o., ~, II,
lUDnstKSTs+
INVITED SrATra CiHcr1r CauRr-JrnoE DIonGErr
-HaIohat IIank Of 1lllnus ". Jasnes h. Tyler, 4a8
11J.41.
tvrrnton nr--t.nxrrtstoNs-Durnn1 BROS. l.
Cn "a. John &. Keeblcr, 3ie2,Th--t. +. Fuller va
1hp 4. Earl, t1pl.ta.-Satuan Eiae,,drath ". WILL
lam Il. Hotprn, $7,?1l.ch
JuEaE uanr-Thc Roger Wheel CpmrAny w. Henry
WictsI i.W.-itlrtannth National Haul, Of Ports.
mouth, o., VA. Aarn1tcl J. Walker $I,A)4.5{.
EIHuuIv t.0ERT-ltnGE lsDuIns--D. +. Groves w..
Nnltcr IT, AtiIsnn, q. .C26.-Julin H. Allison Waller
q. AlltliAbN, $4W.
, 1875-07-23

aud, aftoF fumbling nrnnhH long while. picked
NJ, tho ho k containing tho card ard. laying II
hsalo pnt llH hn1nl nn tho thAln ,iear Il, anving
The inject was .tnle where noar there. 1u snot-
or tast, OF four cardB laii OIL to tal,1c, lie could
mt pick ont tho ono on which TIM mind was
fiInl.
It In due to ST.. Seymour In aay tla. lle did
mol look At tho face ur etst!rAyor 10 Etuly tho
rioasfon, and tied handkerchief oror hin crcs
Ill noEk of tho tents.
With tho n'an rho 1ro,ped III, ho eucceedoI
every tIn'e tnling him h;A ayr. nntive Slate. To-
eating any rnrt Of his bo'lv Thought nf, and
lnt1inR articles hidden BY him afttr making tho
round OF tue rootn al'u funblng over every.
Thing.
Tho reporter went after the Hon, A. Il. Morri-
son. whose Office IN in tho snino building, and,
cansion1ng him hbout Inv oIllntary muscular
movements of tho face. submitted lin 10 thu
mFn&-rea.er, who failed badly i'll avery Attompt
upon him.
hir. Seymour ia going IN exhibit his powors
before tho Faculty os i'ennstt Natlical College
on Saturday At IL a. in., snd may then have bet
ter luQk.
, 1875-07-23
The IMJAnctiolls OF NudAhitssA.


Every rcligion hnH its martyrs, and the mild
dogna Of buddhism, wh!oh iucu!oatos respect
for ali life Including that OF luaeots, sometimes
neooasisstaa painful saaritcos. Two natives,
Rays tho Calcutta indian Stattsp,at, we're tho
other day found qna1reling i'll tic 13ursh Dazaar.
On tho police tnqair,ng Into the cause Of tho
disturbance, one OF thom said ho had beon
flooding bugs i" fora baboo q Marwaxoe ,nsr-
ohsns), %Lo hsl given Lily servant (tle other
wished to deduct half NJ anna irqn tl1at sum;
Az the police officer could not understand what
was moapt BY "feedlng bugat" tho man cx-
planned sllat, though tho Marwasaas we're very
Epeeh disturbed by bugs. still they would not
70 sake the life Of auy insect, Tho Baboo paid
him to sleop on boddtug daily for coupls OF
hours before nightsall iu order TO givo tho bugs
= foed, 80 thst they would not disturb him It
night. Tho Dahoo waa 80 very particular that
us swould not allow him to kisl single bag, anl
took care to strip hip Of hia clo!has bafars Ae
have bsen tortured for two hours," said the
inaD, "and the Baboo'a servant wants me to
share my remuneration with him." Gould not
thls ahliging peraou ba put tl4raugh fow OF the
WORT Of EsAaiao lodgings before tue aeason ~
, 1875-07-23

Fhsownis." famous Thoroughbred grey
hound hoand u xtssl sIxo heiousins 10 citizen Of
IA yes,s old. aud before 10 wsa Brought 10 Aha
country he Non In Englana ths highest prizs =
dog CAD esae tn . conssing match: liz waa
great faxotits fos h4 bsaaty, grace, md inselii-
may be Judged W. tbs faet that Ass cheat afrthsd
fully feos, sna he "took" hedge 10 faot
nigh. Several sstiats haa painted his picture ,:
and cass q ale whoIs body has besn taken,
!. will 10 preserved tn ~ Ipssp@ pi .NssWl
History. '"''|'"0 W.
, 1875-07-23

UirnN FIRE. I'Yla&.
H. IIe eljppo1 t.so an tco-e,oam saloon verv
aoftlv and when tho girl askod hin what lo
wanted he replie1:
pio.",
IIhis i r. T. not restaurant; this 10 an icc-cream
"Thcn Why did you ask mo ,si,a. wanted for?
Why diint yon bring o1, your icn-creami'
sho wont after It, and as she returned ho con-
snnsa:
'Yoa nee, n1v dear girl, you must infer-you
mrat rca.on. 1t Inn't ikaly that l would coma
into an ice-cream parior to buy grln'la.ono, N
1t? ION didn't thtnk camo In hora to ask II you
hal amy hniol hay. did yon2'
sAo locked ut Linn in great nurpr,ac, and ho
rent ont -. ...
?" II nwnod hardware store and yon cAue
In. would lnfor that you ca,ne for something III
MY limo. wouldn't aiep out ana ask you il you
Hnntel to blty mule, would l Z"
6llo vent nway highly indignant. An old luly
was devolriiG dtHh Of cream nt tho ncxt tablo,
sud tho atrhnaor, after watching her moment
chl!el ont: ... ,...... -.
MY dear woman, lavo you found any balrs OF
buttouB i'll your u!s!l r
"hltroyl no!' slio exclaimed. ~ ahe wlaeolod
arorliiti null dropped her spoon.
well. I'm glad Of ~" he continued; "ii
yor iltiti aty Just let mo know"
:, She looked at h'm fot half mlnutc picked up
and loft the room, Sho mukt have said some-
thit,g 10 tho proprietor, for ho came cunning in
anil exc!anod:
49,. "pll y9n tel that woman that there sere
mo. SIR
! you dsdntf
"ho, elr, did not I merely requostoA her.
10 caso she found any .srch ingredients To In.
form a. ms" ..
Mcl!, alr, That tvkR moan trick"
My dear sir aald tho stranger. Ru1ilin!
softly, ;" did Jon expect mo to ask the woman II
sue 4aa found crow-bar or 9 slodgo-hatnn,er
III her cream It IL impossible, sir, for Bucs.
articles to DO hidden away In such small dishes'
lie proprietor went away growing. AMI as tllc
stranger quietly Rupped away at his cream, two
young !alicH camo IT,. sat down near him, and
ordered cream, aud cales. 1ic waited Until they
had eaten little, and then remarked:
bog pardon, ladies', but do you observe any
thing peculiar In tho taHto OF this creamf'
They tasted, en1acked their lips. aud woro not
certain.
DoeB It tasto to you IA il q plug Of tobacco
, 1875-07-23

-.-.. BUSINESS CHANCES. -.-.-..
A sooR i IA rAasx y WITTY 14S y
Trlne ohcu. Good rafoiouaa IuQuifod aud sataciot,
saouretl.
1 FlSEIY:Lo01TFD. PAYING SToNE Eu1r-
1sau!oa sa f'T Go f' s a.,
Room I.
A NY BUSINESS MAN WITH San TO ean CAN
u BY sailing Il kuosn is AaLlaud ijiock.
CONFECTIONERY AND IOE.CREAM rARIOR
~ for sa1c; gtsd cianoe fot tho right lady,
ncetea Viii Il iaaairs Il s.s Noet,t.v s'
NoTluE- -srEA II ONAUKEH AEDUAK IF BAKERS
thorough prseut4 Viii se)l ths ontrs
liberal terms, KespmiIble rArtos hrAr az vood
asts aRstsaYs W. ~ " Sati:a. etSf s OVEN care OF 'r
MNB or TiiE .RilST n.iIiAi!N SAI0ONS ON THE
q. &cCDNBlE. llbt state.it.
DANE GHANCE FoK MAN WITH SMALL. OAP1-
tal; furniture. fixtures and RDui will Of oI nstat-
.hoa misunderstanding hnslnesa: 4 Ro1h tI1do to Begin
With; 8l m cssh. tEado. Adraas s6. Tribune othoe.
CT0RE FIXTURES AND FINE LIQUORS FOR
= sale 1t 4 bargain. t43 !touruost
RIO RELft-GANRIAGk TOolS, UNFfNiNiiED
ltoek snd fttusgA vii tAko II 4 In caFrlsxs work
mnst so'l hest apAtlnn In oiy TAU At 70 Hts' Lake H.
IJO0LKN Mill FUR HALE-A rW6.nET Wuui..
sn MI p In. nt H. T. y Central r. ins,; ms:
p'ospsrsss BUSINESS; Viii soa i sEsTFs. ss ~
NJ IL hsap a:,s ffa'iEt; r. H. D'I1lSohAA
Sli . usa ..ars, il atoa iii. ~suk. III Wass nsssI
, 1875-07-23

Mrs. lIennessy, Of boston, never malo The
slightest objection to her husbands extraya-
Eaucs till ho yontured to put a IL 900 monument
over his 1lrAt wifea grave. lie had to explain
that lie wanted to weight No. down before la
could nllint the unrYea of No q
, 1875-07-23
CITY REAL ESTATE.

1t"!K BALE -HlfAhr. Su DEiAY-tt, WEST
L KandrphAh; nl'' rnrn"r Atchnr:s, AMI Btstc.st.
AMI tu1 feat SLATE, Isrn' h-.t, i}1nt NaH n
!l!ne - lose. lhor y, 1th E.h Asdtnn-s IT. IT, o. t.
T1uR YALf-A GEM tlP A IsEAInEsEE ON NORTH
Fio Convenient to tn.in"s.. atpna 'front.' st.
rest high basement twnlsn rrnn,. good cellar, laundry
ehaf-sAGlt, aIfnnhf RsaltHrrs. AMT urhcn. wliI bn
snlh At l bsrKaiu. AhIrnss n~kEHs. Trihuhn nt,co,
L'DA BAI.E--hT. .aEp EAt'H..FtNE KE>lilENI;E
l. lpt4 rnat division Of 81u Park. Adi.esa q
L. ~ Eulon-st.
LOH sALE-slxial, ON JNntAhA:hr.. SD1ITiI
of Thfryfnnrthst.; tD fret Grnh nf tte eYt worth
emse Apet fpos, taken in part a,nent j. II. KEEL
EH. rs Gthtk.Rt
1IOH SALE. fmt EXCHANGE FEW HHI:K
j. hruus H1rt 4, to and Forty tIlirf.
n must sell, mako onaE. ta essh. balatce limo.
V Ii. 1rihun1 ntfon
I.,on aALE-sT 4 RAGRrfHjR-tR rxGft hStlE--
IvIaN IN. Cottage tfnteng, south nj Thirty
.cvest;. ~ tc.s u -, u w"sasn: ntss .sa'i'
tetz chem. Il ttEtl&iMA&. HtxMn L D. Atatt.nn -
, 1875-07-23

T OsT-ss1 EwANp-IuhK y. NEIWEES G.1adi ~
II cAxu ltn ticket ottco tueAr hhernan Hou9e Iua
Cun,nslsl.l Hnts4 L. A. dspa rel u..a t. !4attsa
fudlnz pt,cksb.k. constnlbg about Wv snq - as ~
leaving same undlstuILod at ulhed IL J. D. AEhAE
CO., hi WAAhlu&toust -.---.g -----
r nyr..on Arpi,EH-A Known MARE, WITH
vfto Lind loot iiututn tn onEner Thltty hfth aud
luoo.nstA. AMI ressss hbsrsl rnw*fl: =. aGa AIIE
| fnarl,urn. Iii sui Jacl.1s aud altch!xan Av.-A
package eont4ipas p44 u .ta sai1Ahys reward Niii
r osr-uS THE MltYk Et,>N, YKsTKKI,AY-UNE IL
Il .l.si SSts1 fsErta e; " Fstufa
Ia - And u Washington q! LAB hAhE.
T. osr-A SUITABLE REWARD WILL NK GIVEN
IL ivr ts gutuxp oi posk ttt.k lust huta>sn UaIoa
Park aud Nnbsy 1t. Rctatu u Heom ". LIS Waahns.
tsmA. --.
, 1875-07-23
wAFTED--MALE HELP.

wAFrEp--mA1E HELP.
Book1koennr.. Cler]ts. 90.
]VANrEn n-h0DkKEEpEi,aNE CAN ] OTTER
Il; ,.;:
L: s, IS s. s,5;
sne7.. x,,ts-sa L X. iAkEH Dtnsxi,.. Nh III. III:
Trades.
= ~, nI Some ii tucs, Or address UAiiKiEi Ed.
Musr'1S. ~"7""'' ~ ..-..-------------
f s .o s%.9!s t T,HNk M,t b. ny s,p., T.
ttnEes"t; @ IT, .H s..s@ .* 4 As !, 5;'i,Ap srES r.,
,rASrsD-A youSu MAN otrxny TIFF;
.sn hp, !. I ;.c;; Il; 81 e.: IT. psF
N'aSTED : t'M HIGHLAND PARK FEW
SnS ;@ = x$'s:; S;''!fs: "s. s'''.s. '.e n
,,As.n s:s,,ss: .SSa .s: ';ss'1';,s %s1os1yyly NJ,
ntvV y Sn' }1 ! 9's99f Is e., ser than 'e'1ex
" Ss.; i:;:s;d 4; !: @ Sb!s,.f ,,:Ssjss
~ sea u. 9A::!
5mpa9Ts'' g hs%"sn AsSSs,a, sSassss co TO-
and sg ss hauIs 70. sS 81
WASTED-i09 RAILROAD LABonERs FOR WIS.
H sesS sss;'ys%f: = 2siit' @''.' oNis'lAS
\VAkTK!r-sI tARo!.KnE YnA AvE!!1TtA.ss
S",a Fl .Gams stp,t as} f. ,3t' Apply to t.
II 4.!. R1x h.a; III fS Slxs. = s:M IA.
s'ata ".set-s. =. o: MA'uiiE
ES r. rI4 thAS M1F :,
tl!ng To {. y. ClsASK, g hootA cAuAl-st-
, 1875-07-23
COUNTRY REAL ESTATA.

.-~s1;.,,.~
l. bee 1t yell, heated 1net- AhI frxA tarmA. tsHlF.
fIS ~ IL WIZ, KVouy Major H1ck. cvrnur VI MAd!son
ani I.AAalfs Ats,
liOn sALH-tIIl kxCilASGs;--nUs.D lLL1HuTH
thI1P lAnIs' MI tn +"la ..rr .,a3 cichsf,1 =
Mar Enrk, ii LAAallo hE MaIisuh et.
, 1875-07-23
DIVORCES.

nlvOAOE5- LE0A ALLY OBTAINED. NOT FRAUD.
ssas Il osis.sa eA es ksb bda &
, 1875-07-23
WANTED--TO RENT.


mAhCkI1L44N IN &A0 tcs
DyERTiSE1!s wiz { 1EsiHRE rs H = = NExoH S5vS: = IS:
:, ,ss s . ss < 1ps VIZ !: :ssse' r. r. { k. sss .
ls%s e. Is. 6 6: s:s
enop gAsT G1yEISG III NPFF AT
4 IL LASH PAID FOR cAsT,otr cL0rliiE0
. | :! s.ss sa by sending let
DEpBUGs AND cUukNoAClIRS EOatrLErK1.Y
1A iii sss,s sa
s. "A H. tna. y H x Il
a. ss & 1s, ..
sss &: III TtI = SF y f.Hss H'ss,ss:s 's
ss s;y
/ T.is uNpEKs!aSkD HAVE THIS DAY nls.
fFS Sf$&fS S::s ST. II ;: .''.' III
tstsaef xts!a r %s. aab
1S:: Msss i; Il" s.;:: sssS IT,
q te Ualtel S,.tes rolac.ed Il stsatla =
os IL cla:r "t Il .ne
'F1iK HEST KNtFEc1.EANEn a. THE WohLb
ID !s.s sas s;SH5 Us st, & IN. il.
Gssaas Ss1 'sSS' %s.s Ill ~
sIss Z; noSp L EfAHf sss sT s
4 H},SI9. o. TS4Da st. HaAuSRs't'f
IsaS Ha1.9. srok l.. q pax 5as G2ops WORTH
IVHo WOULD LIKE TO oEr UP pAsE,,RALI
, 1875-07-23

Suburban.
no RENT GROOM CnrTAHK IN THE GROVE,
two Atycks nnyth ttty nif+ a4nl fr,s 4a
rr.y xorth . Apply At IL. South CLARK ST., lt,on II.
f!'o RKkr,-1H Wi4SKTKA-HOUSE OF u ROOMS.
L obs bue9 from depot, acrea Of SFauud attached,
with treas AMI shtnksry 1t ia years. grw viii scil, II
isslrAbe. Apply u WM. ELIOT EUKfEbS, IS Port
Lac li,ir1
, 1875-07-23

bill Rgal4at II. II. and B.J. Walker and seventy
othor dofendAn 10 foroclosa q truHt-deou for
$60 goo on Lota u. 10, 10, Is, 10, 20. 81, and q
ia block Lots 4; Q, 7; :. 2: and 10 in block
80, s,apd lp Block 5 Lots !, 2, 3, 4, :, and
Loia to 10 inclusive IN Block II; Lots TO 81
,noluatve IN Moek II: Lota to ~ inclusive In
1tota "a 10 Aa inclusive in Heck 10 Iote to I'd
inclusive in Block II Lots to "a inclusive 10
Block la Lots to y Inclusive III Block 10 !;
tud al q ULock Q: All the above lots aud hlooka
X Of tho N. Z, 4 ot.seo. is, So, ii. ~ :" ~
COUNTY COURT.
IN tna eaae OF the County Treasurer in bis an
rllsaton fek 1ndgtaspt on tho delinquent lst for
and prtos. ycarr, Judgment was rendered BY do.
fault against al lo{s and lands to which 10 Oh.
tecsions had been hlsd. On motion gf judge
Dicksy. ~ the time foF hsa1ing TIE objections
objections arc tifty-slx In number, coyoftue tie
naines Of Al loa4t 200 land. . wners, 'A0
Michael Ksaruey, Otto Kscho August Miller,
HaAp AcAp1ey, aud CHARLES EEieksoR wsse Vi
Judged ineaue, Tho three latter n4med were
Euraea over TO the Sheriff, because thoy exhibit
ID homifidal and suioidal Tendencies.
In tbs estate Of John AfcCue q grant Of Nd
pinistrstion vas made to Martha alocue, under
bond for %, 900.
Tho viii Of Catherine McKimuon was proven.
unaor ind 11sessi Sond for nss e5,6oo. % 1'"a'
lu the estato Of Federick G; Finney Of al, mi
George d. Fiunsy, under bond for $4,000. Mr.
RIan4y vas also sppointed Adsninlattator "a the
estate OF ueury O. Einpey, under hand TO-
$4,000.
enlh1NAL COURT.
The Jury In tho, ilidaapott stink case came
Into Court yesterday morning and reported that
thay bad peap unable to agree, standing eleven
for conviction aud ono for AequittaL Tho stub.
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dot Little Baby."


Speaking of infants, we are quite sur
that the following poetic gem will b
read with delight by every parent VIII
has what he proudly regards as choic
specimen of the juvenile article:
Droo rs leve, most every day
I laugh me Wild to see de way
Dot shmall young baby dry to blay-
Dot funny little baby.
Ven locke of dem little toes,
Und see dot funny little nose,
Und hear de vay dot rooster crows,
shmile like vas crazy.
Sometimes dere comes little squall;
Dots ven de windy Wind will crawl
Right und his little stomach shmall-
Now dots doc bad for de baby.
Dot make him sing at night SO shweet,
And gorry-barric lie must eat,
Und must jump shpry on my feet
To help dot little baby.
He pulls my nose und kicks my hair,
Und crawls me over everyvhare,
Und slobbers me-but vat care?
Dot yas my shmall young baby.
Around my neck dot little arm
Vas squeezing me SO nice und warm
Oh may dere never COON some harm
To dot shmall little baby!
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Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta R. R +.

Charlotte, Columbia q Augusta 4. r.
COLUMBIA, S. c., June 10, 1875.
NNHE following Passenger Schedule is
Il now operated:
GOING NORTH. Train No. 2. Trnin No. 4.
Leave Augusta. .. .6.22n. m. Ais p. m.
Graniteville. :. 9.13a. III. 5.11 p. IN.
Colbia Junct'n 125 58p. m. sos p. m.
Columbia. ..... lisp. III. OF p. m.
Chester. ... STOP. IN.
Arrive Charlotte. lisp. HI.
Emo. 2 Trnin makes close connection,
cia Charlotte and Richmond, to NIL points
North, arriving at New York Cos A. NJ.
No. Train makes close connection, tia
Wilmington and Richmond, to NIL points
North, arriving Mt New York 5.15 Z. NJ.
GOING SOUTH Train No. l. Train No. 3.
Leave Charlotte so Il. III.
Chester 11.G2 q. In.
Winnsboro. .38 p. nj.
Arrive Columbia. PAP p. III.
Leave Columbia. 2. SO p. III. $40 n. m.
Colbin Junct'n g. Up. m. Ais n. III.
Grnniteville. 7.15 p. III. 7.4S n. III.
Arrive Augusta. :. 6.05 p. IN. $50 n. m.
South bound Trims connect Mt Au-
gusta for oil points. Through tickets sold
and baggage checked to principal points
JAS. ANDERSON, General Sup.
A PoDr Gov, Iocc'r onI rrso1yof A<,f
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Proposals. for Coal.
STATE OF SOUTH CARROLL

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
| OFFICE X. OF S. H. AND STATE LIBRARIAN,
COLUMBIA, June "a, 1876.
| DURSUANT to the provisions in nm
i Act entitled no. 774) can Act rela-
| tive to contracts for the Executive De-
partments of the State Government and
for the General Assembly, passed in last
| regular session of 1S74-75, and approved
on March "a, 1875, SEALED PRO
POSALS for a supply of 1GS tons of
COAL, for the use of the several Depart
ments of the Government, and for the
Houses Of Senate and Representatives,
will be received at this Office until the
2Sth of July next, as follows:
43 tons for the several Departments Of
! the State Government.
| 30 tons for the Senate.
T0 tons for the House Of Reprcsenta-
tives.
The party or parties to whom con-
| tract may be awarded shall, before en-
tcring on the performance therrof, give
bond, with sufficient security, on such
terms rs may be prescribed by the At
torney- y-General, conditioned for its faith
ful performance; and in case of his or
their failure to 10 SO, within thirty days
after it has been awarded and approved,
it shall be awarded to the next lowest re-
| sponsible bidder.
The payment Of the accounts for Coal
and Advertising is provided for in Sec
ton IL of the said Act
The proposals will be opened Mt CO.
lumbia, S. c., in the presence of board,
consisting of the Governor, the Secretary
OF State and Attorney-General; contracts
shall be of no effect until approved by
the said board.
The Coal must be of best quality of
red ash crate coal, and has to be deli
vered free of charges to the State House,
in the city Of Columbia, S. c.
Proposals should be endorsed "Pro-
posals for Coal for -" and addressed
rs aforesaid to this Office.
ADOLPH FEININGER,
Keeper of State House and State Libra
rlnn. June %
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Spartanburg and Union Railroad.
TT1HE following schedule is now being
IL run. No Night Trains:
Dozen. Stations. Ip.
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In the report of tho County Commits
sioners, published in the Columbus,
Ohio, Journal, appear the following
items: "Bread for the poor, 16 35;"
'whiskey for the poor, $50 CO." This
would seem to confirm the declaration
of IN old citizen of that section, that
'most of the corn raised around there is
mado into whiskey, but they waste good
deal of it by making it into bread"
Kansas teacher-"Where does all of
our grain product 60 tor Boy."H goes
into the hopper" "Hopper! what hop
PERI" Grnss-hopper!'' triumphnntly
shouted the lad.