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New-York tribune., 1876-03-27

felt happy when they became Christians We'll Ma,t
till you become Christian and then you may TAX soput
Christians experience; you must trust the Lorl tnat
He will keep you" She sat there i've minutes anu tlc
put out hand to and said trust the Lord jesus
Christ 10 save my soul now" That was ali thee was 10
H. no praying no weeping The next night was pIeaci-
ing she was in front Of me, and could see eternity VIII
ten on her face and the light from fields Oi glory IN nef
eyes. =, -, -. ..,,.,
Oh my friends there is nothing TO hinder your trust
ing hml II you do when death shall come lie Woht pe
unwelcome lie won't terrify you. went down the len
nessee River In time with boat load oL woineu @
men after the battle Of Shiloh. Many were mort ny
wounded; they had TAX the worst cases rst sad 10
those who were with me- We must not let these men
die without telling them OF heaven" one younE man
was unconscious and they said he could not 1--we; l
asked the physician II he could not restore MN
long enough to get a message for hls mother
and ne gave mo brandy and water, which !
fed 10 him. He was most beautlul Dny'
Alter while lie opened lis eyes and looked around
little wild and placed my hand upon his brow anu sdid
MY boy, do You know where you are e AZ tst ne sl9
81 arn on my way home to mother" Yes, saIu
YOU are, but the doctor tells me you cannot i've
asked him for message TO his mother do SAID len @
my mother that die trusting in Christ" lie dld I9t
know me- whether / was friend or an enemy ne
added "Tel my mother and sisters 10 be sure 10 ce
me I'D heaven" and in lew minutes be was unconscious
and I'm few hours died. They Will meet III tht ho
ing-it is only little whie-ior he dled tfusttk ~
Christ. on may that word SINK deep INTO 'Ne'1 H''
New-York tribune., 1876-03-27
P4SSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIVERPOOI-In S,c1I1sttp Adriqtc March 2i.-R.
A. BIiDkerhoF, Mrs r. A. BrinGcThof A j. Micr. o. q.
Miller Fleming Mt Morris, &. A. CIilloh Nrs thlzoa
Master Maurice ChizzOa infant and maid Joseph Fzhya
Mrs Fahys Miss NJ. Louise Faiys Miss LeEa IL fahys,
Master Geo. f. Fahys, l. \. Parsons, Nr- Irs'hs r r
Parsons Elaine 7. Parsons, Miss Eth May Parsons
Nr James FerreT Miss Florence Feer Miss Annie Fer
rcr Master Frank Ferrer Mrs. Andrews Miss Andrews
Miss Julia Andrews :. Herzig Roger BemJer A A-
Cohen b. r. Huntley Richard CsldrrOn W. C. strauss, n.y.
Memory Walter Palmer Mrs Jua Menke, A lock"1pd MIS-
I0c kw00d j. Granger Jas. Tackwoll H. als H. Stfat
ford Miss Mary t. Johnson 4. stein, Mrs stem, MIS- lr
eucr stein r.. Darwin ItChicd, r. Pitts, MIS- hoHm.n
and iliren Annie D. Stnt, Miss Mary T. ROCKWELL
VIM Ware, Mrs. Ware. Miss Minnie are Master Ht"Tge
Ware Master Alexander War;, jas Turner NlClO,O name
Mile Faux Miss jose phine Brun, WIN C)NeI = GOODWILL
John Patton. John 4. Norton Heard, Nathan strans
Dmnmoud. Daniel Bliss 4. Le2yy, Capt LlaTf Le bsr9a
vaughan, r. y vaughan. ]. A. Whalley Geo. q. Fralds
Geo W Lewis c. J. Wilson. J. Miche Jesse Young 93tn
NJ MOrr son John W. Shsw Wm JOlgstOua j. llrbes Chas
Msduet C. Aslay h. Santos 81 santos, joaquin Curas isoo
F0R' IIVERPOOL-Yn s'sGzlsbfD Tdly, March s5-
: A. small and wife p. r. small ard vile, Mastft ~ y
small Mister o. X. Small r. Mcdonald shoals MFS' DeiaS
Sank. u. : ebery, = &. Gray. .,-,- ,,.-.,
2J-NIr aui Mr. GOch Wear'e, r. Purcell koDt {asicS
Charles Woods. Hraney, John smith unei hh lis
MART Rn,r. T. W. Bailey, James Iictcg MIS- =. w. 81;
FyR RHFN EN-Iu steamship NJs'L March 2J-J . iiph
snd f,uiy Charles Boruemlu0, Dr. &. HlgCWt ~, Az
Srhwidt Hermann GnlenEamp Marcus never, v il' m
lIeruoDfl Louis DuTlaohcr, hermann brhaha heN' N2p
Ter JaeoD Hoffman, Bernhard lGttynherG. : kehph NO
Sichoison Mr. and Mr George w. hrlrr, bi. r. llleI,
UclrIich Ber0 ghemer MEs. Muua R'senOain MISS ia
F0.onb um. b. HOnmann, Charles konsn. A. brueA b. L.
H.rIgh
New-York tribune., 1876-03-27
THE COURTS.
UsURY IN MORTGAGES.


In the case of Henry Wiel against Fanny
Fischer Judge sedgwck, In Superior Court, Special
Term has given an important decision on the law OF
usuriOus mortgages. 1t has been held that sale OF
valid mortgage by the mortgage at discount does not
impair it, and that il the maker Of the mortgage gives 10
the purchaser that the mortgage has no de-
cnse usury and the purchaser buys on the fath OF
that assurance the mOrtgagoris estopped from aI'er
ward setting up any such defense Under this practice
has grown up OF making mortgage to friend, VINO ad-
vances no money it but sells it and turns over the
purchase money to tho maker OF the mortgage the
purchaser exactng an affidavit from the mort
gagOr that there Is defense, legal or equiC-
able, to the mortgage before he buys. In thiS
case Fanny Fischer and her husband made mortgage
TO Anna r. Wessa for 80 800 without consideration the
plaintiff purchased t, and the defendants signed the
ever that they wero Germans and not suhcentiy ac-
duanted with the English langna e. and dld not Know
the purpoit Of tho certificate which they signed JuSe
Scdgwicl says have come To the cOcluslOh tai thc
defendant estOpped by her certificate from mahhg
the defense Of usury THe mOrtgagOr ana her Dsbhhd
were impeTfcctly acquainted win English, and rs mat
ter of fact on he evidence satisfied, did not know
the effect OF their certificate meaning lnaI lhey hh
received consideration for their mortgage Inc plah
m agent acted iu good faith, hut experience Is shoWlnt
that there is danger Of the usury laws being nuled ~
In the present case upon mortgage OF S93oO tne'e
was purchase, about two months ater ITS date upon
discount Of NOR. than 81 100. The dcfe das snOud
have Judgment dismissing the complaint
New-York tribune., 1876-03-27
RAPID TRANSIT.
VIEWS UPON THE sENATE's PROHIBITION TO CROSS
The BATTERY.

VIEWS UPON THE sESATE's PROHIBITION TO CROSS
THE BATTERY.
A reporter of The TRIBUNE has called
upon several of the officers Of the NewYork Elevated
ralroad Company, to ascertain their views as to the
effect Of the Senate bill passed Friday, to prevent the
use Of the Battery other public parks IN this
city by the Elevated Railroad. They said
that the bill was framed in the interests OF the
Third Avenue Railroad Company, against The continue
tjon Of the line OF the Elevated Railroad Company and
that if the bill passed the Legislature and became law
# would be the deabiow to rapid transit in this city
The route Of the Company, established by the Commits
soners for the continuation OF ther line from Greenwich
s to Froust was the and along the edge
of the Battery and present law iorDds t Company
10 cross Broadway there is other route which IL pfac
ticoble Tine officers claim that the road would not
Interfere with tine comfort Of those frequening the
paIk nor would il Affect its beauty as the cOusructOn
WAS 10 he very ornamental pattern. Milton Court
right President of the Company stated that tho CON
tracts for the material most Of which Is already FUR
nishcd had been completed and the Company mad Dcrn
At considerable expense In anticipation OF the connu-
ance OF tine work.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-27
A" TEACHERS REST.D
An APPEAL TO TIE CHARIrABLE-A PROPOSED HOME
FOR INVALID TEACHERS

An APPEAL TO TIE CHARITABLE-A PROPOSED HOME
FOR INVALID TEACHERS.
TO the Editor or The Trtbune.
SIR: Steps have been taken toward the
founding of an Institution under the Of Teach
ers Rest" fDr the relief OF Hrm and invalid teachers
The orignators Of the enterprise ladies who have
been long personally engaged In teaching and the need
Of such an institution they know 10 have been painfully
felt in cases that have under their Ob-erya
ton They think IL Ia project that viii interest all
members the profession, and In appealing TO the be-
neyolent public for aid beginning their work, IL Ia
chiefly To the prosperous aud influential Of tlelr
own number that they look for support and encourage
ment in carrying 1t on. They have not proposed
gigantic establishment, 80 wanting in the homelikc
aspect they desire TO preserve but rather look for
ward the multiplication Of small households In various
locations they shall be called for. The object Of the
Rest" il primarily To help those who are untitled by
the in1Imes OF age and dsoase for the scye duties VI
their calling But It hoped also, that It's shelter may
be extended to such temporarily Out 0f employ,
needing short rels Iatjon from duty. nominal rate
VI board VIII be charged IN order that no one, however
independent In spirit may shrink from applying for ad-
New-York tribune., 1876-03-27
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MARCH 27 1876.

mission Rut the managers the privilege OF re-
ducing remtng this charge according 10 tue cncu
stances OF the applicant. , .,o ~,
buldipg has been purchased for the inauguration OF
the work It is on the Hudson River, az TOmihs Cove
near stony Point IN the midst Of beautiful ana ATTRACTIVE
surroundings aud will accommodate IL inmates; fse
thousand dollars is needed for the purchase ana Ou'n
of tbe esab slment and the Committee call Tor hel 10
raise ths amount Contributions in money, annual SUP
scI1pfous donations OF furniture, household lineh, car
nets ctc viii be most acceptable and may be sent 10
Miss Clement Treasurer pro tenn, at Germantown Penn
Siv gentlemen have been elected trustees, ana chater
i nnu os auu,d for OF these trustees elect the Rev.
r. cav OF Tolkin's Cove President Raymond OF NaSsar
College, DR.. J. B. Ward OF New-fork ana 9lT H. ~ -;
Uuuslon of Germantown have accepted The Board OF
Lady Managers consists OF Miss Clement OF Gethah
tnw1 Mrs O. BRADFORD Of No. II West Thrtyelghtl-st
New York Mrs T. NJ lark Of AnsOna, Corn, Mrs Gay
Of Tomkins Cove Mrs Ernst and Miss Berard OF West
Point.
yele- York March %, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-27
paSSENGEPS 4PRIVFD.

FROM IIVERPOOI-Ia steamship B1lte March 28.-ME
Nr. FTau,is O. E0ung. John F HO6ssOI. Sis, "a, ,,cr ~
Itu.g-ou Ia N Come \. Gomez, Z. y. Alien MI~ T. y.
Nll. n 4 b. Pullman. Il. Il. Troaiwel Row. oc' MS T.
G'I IIa ,t,r J. a. Ole Master +. e. Odel Master y II
pJsi' Wr \ chOlson Mrs. Nicholson charles HlHsyefg MI
Hss.rI T. IIa ger John SILVER. Martin Payne J. NJ Oiles'
Mr. n Pliills h. NJ Abraham Alex MclnNrs, e. takinS
hau JANE, Finley, David Boyd FidolIe .olt hsnu
Carou AMI servant \. Nalts rro VI e. INC t,
Nulpal : Cuyas Mr. Olpudoi, LUIS "a i, d -i''Doiho
H. - Roll H. q, Brown, Major Morris Iawt'tt
FROM LINERPoOL-Hg AlsChSHtD tfy D, th'...I hal.h
24-Ch4rles Bsmori Can't j. Neyt BeIiIett Geo amp
hell CHARLES Coon John T. Dexter Mrs. NJ. Carly James
IiaI,rase Mrs j. Hardcsstle. II. Htsrsayrs, Wm Haynes
r. r. Hl0use, Charles Holmes, Charles Hyte ynn " no
r. H. PaSsy, II. Pawson Ms. II. Paw son William PTcs MIS-
Elton PrONpr. :. ii. smith, JOli T. >oul,
d. r. stanton A. Tooth. Mrs A r. Tooth, j. Wright Phhp
J. OuuUr.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-27
MEETINGS THIS WEEK.

There were no services at the Hippodrome
as usual on saturday and the heavy storm nterfere'
with the prayer meeting at Association Han. Iher,
we're only about hundred present IL was conducted
by the young and those who felt under DEBT o
gratitude to the work OF tine revival
The services OF the coming week viii not be according
70 the arrangement " the previous weeks There VIII pe
meetings I'm the afternoons, except on MtuHt',D "
Thursday, when convention OF Clergy men ana
IayIncu from this state and adjoining States viii ne
held In the Madison Avenue Hall, Tor the purpose 0i
sprrading the revival over the country Admission WIZ
bO by ticket only. The meetings al uoon anu III '''
evening will be usual.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-27
A pILAPmArED SIDEWALK

To the Editor Of the TribuHe.
SIR: The condition of the Park sidewalk on
the Fnlyc where the Pars Commissioners sank about
100000 Of the peoples money In laying foundation
for conservatory and hts been for several years
In most dlsracc: condition. 1t is of constant
annoyance To residents Of that quarter Of the city and
To a Who have occasion 20 pass that way subject Of
asoni.nnent that The work should be left In such
3Igtily condition. UP Town.
Aec IOTs, March lG, 1876
New-York tribune., 1876-03-27
TIE SINGING At THE mPPODROME.

To the RAZOR Of The IrtbuHe'
SIR: Would it not be well If the manage
ent of the revival should cause to he printed
small slips containing the words Of the hymns that are 10
be sung by the audience generally FOR every ser'cei lhaNe
noticed that great majority Of the audience 90 NOT sing
II l.. moi because thoy are uuUilmc but because they a."
moi know the vur'7; they generally I'ln'hneI IN,
music II TINS cJuld be done, ana ne managers made II
cr duty u sec that every person present 80 The ser
yjcr, is prnydcl with copy, believe tnat al W"iii
sing and tine result produced, especially ln The larger
services WoulG be- grand. II M n worth t!Iall
ALLN. ". NOS BAUMBhCH
Netr- YOyf March -, l-7G.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-27
THE BOND FORGERS.

The application of Andrew L. Roberts and
Valentine Gleason to be released from civil arrest on
judgments In suits brought against them for obtaining
money on forged bonds denied saturday by judge
Curtis I'm Superior Court, Special Term It was shown
tnat rho statutory notice creditors in such proceed
ings had not been gwen, and as this was dtdl Judge
Curtis deemed Il unnecessary pass other questions
n stated that the criminal trials OF Roberts, Gle SON
Hall ana the recently arrested RalstOn alias sheridan,
are TO be pressed next month.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-27
woMry's INFLUENCE IN WASHINGTON.

WOlfEN'S INFLUENCE IN WASHINGTON.
To the RAZOR Of The TFijWHc.
SIR: A question has 10 be settled, and that
without much delay ! "A woman, aud have been a
Iookeron in Washington many years. In my estimate
OF my own sex venture 10 diner from that held so tcna
ciousy by yours which " founded traditions and
precious memories OF dear mothers. good aunts, and
sbelterrd sisters You think women incapable Of con-
cealment and easily frightened. My observation leads
me TO believe that sccroyeness greater m women
than in men that they have camncss when In danger of
detection and power Of stimulation that IA htto under
stood There are women in Washington ut this moment
who know enough Of hidden ev 10 cOnyuse the country,
who can convince any that they are moro occupied
with pretty glove than with the discussions which rage
around them Do you doubt that there are women who
can nerve a man undertake scheme Of plunder
when he hesitstes She not look the Lady Macbeth
of the SddOu, school, but she can say with as much
effect, Give the" papers II the word daggers"
came IN when anything - 10 bo done. For years who
have Washington have been aware that nyestig ~
ton has folcd time and again by the TACT audaritY,
and genius Of wumtn The wives OI the cabinet Minis
ters whose names In the public mouth are not the
only who have been playing FOR high stakes They
have had their assistants and im.Urs Shall the honor
due 10 good O the country protect the wicked
WGInCu lCrci BEATRICE
Eashh,gl0n, d. c., March 90. 1876
New-York tribune., 1876-03-27

A prudent mother Of wealth and respecta-
bIy, rcsiIHs M Cneagv, has Brought up her accom-
plisned and beautiful daughters To dO washing and iron
ins When questioned = 10 the OF this hat
unusual proceeding, the matrOn replied "Oh, it II
always wyll to be prepared for any contingency Per-
haps some OF the poor children may marry italian
Count"
New-York tribune., 1876-03-27

The Lake House, Lake George, situated al
the head OF the lake. viii be reopened for guests juno
New-York tribune., 1876-03-27
M1NGArrKF ALMANAc.

.,n Use, 1900 5J3 Ul9 Moon SETS. S4I
! WAIEU UIIs pAY-A y
sandy Hook $40 Island. 91J Hen . Fsrry.llOi
| DAf-P y
Hook. 900 COWS Island 0JO Hen " Fet''ll-o
New-York tribune., 1876-03-27
PART II.-LAWRFNcR- L

5S0G DowiSy ast Hapin 1854 cgsis1Se ast TSnTa Birp
| lS300 .Frobsher ast Fitz. The Mayor &c SIT
2q7Q KNAPP Kn @ sgt cB9 Brown and ana anq agt
24OGraham agt The May 1868 .Nicoay ct al. agL IN
or, &c. gtreta
1855 NS1 5s,s[1s Pc % ct Ii@;s fsSc 5
al. 1881. .crotty ag. The Msyor
I'm and and SRo %" 0'' 1882 The Suburban Gas Co
I5j6iiThe People rel 1896 .Leayilt and aSo. ssG
Bonita agt. Kent. HelDruen.
Banta agt Kneissel.
o5 Mory and SH5 ano iaI as sess bsIsny Mayor
ll'o Crowley yaSS sst Tfs r R s9a pP 2
l9..Ricc agt Liyermore go Flood a2t Murray.
,o, - and ano ., go, 1888 Nooash astIhe Mayor,
Long Island r. r. Go. 1l3l Fisher trustee &c,sct
san and Che. c. Mig 2ls9 snebly agt. Conner,
1916 us@eman & and ano ag 1887 KieiaEnecb, ag Con-
es3 Rohschild agt Forty 2537 Befriaser ast weneen
second and Grandss - roth.
1l27T Manhattan Life oo., Greenbank Aisalco
Ins. Co sgt Deviin S2o'2 sa,nge's Sam ag me tvs
Gillespie ct al. 621 .Avern agt Webster
HE HobsOn and anO. agt - ami an0.
ia ws6n son@24o Ssi R.Sy. hiS aA0 - sRern % Kelly
675 Plat ssie 3 asi Van 17S9Mgfi' sSrTr ast Kelly
s,-pyRIoR CotRr-TRIAL TElM-PART I.-SASFORp J.
Case oh"i317 Funke ct al agt. " Y Mutual ms Co. No
10 Sage agt. Vermilye 40. Scott sur agt Dbble
81 James and ano agt Bur
Chel!
TRIAL TERM-PARr I-RoBNsoS j.
Case on-lg7S .OGorm1n sZt. Kamak. No DAY calendar
MARINE COUEr-GENERAL IEEA.SHEA, {. j., GOEPP and
SHEKfDAN, j. J,
Non enumerated. 8. Dale agt Brinckellon
Feuchtwangrr agt. 7..IIszau ag Conkln
Adams, .mDid litus agt ScnWind
Carroll at Conner 9..Wheelfr agt. FOUGHT
sheriff, SC. - LiCht
Frank AIT Frank. 10. PHILLIPS agi. Coleman
Stackpolc at. Vernon. ll..La1icr 81 al. agt. Cum
pplt .rr- r. |. FltZ miTg=.
patrick. 2..M0rri-on agt Geide
Kramer ayt. Nathan. mann.
Maddox agt Kayne ct l3. Morrison sat Gede.
al. mann 40 y.
Walsh agt Berry et al. Il. Morrison agt Geds
Brewster agt Berry ct - mann iNo b. .
al Is. Atlantic state Bank q
Seymour agt. Berry ct The city Of BrogNya
al. Az, ~tJohh anu alA
McCabe AIT Bonner. 16. Van Ingen and ano agt
Mitchell agt. Terry, i'm. LocA,l lhpl ~
ulplGgd- II Morris al. Samon
sifakosch agt. Harrt. lsshanuon a't; iIsn
son ct a. 10 Adams ag. PerNns
OoLes ait C'ayt0n. 20. Has man and anO 3gt
Vsbneyred. lesser and ano
I Ureyer agt stark and n Iaylor agt GlDsr et1
aHo % West 9gt ~ ch.
@ .Berge agt. Goldman. %. .Chaumsn aqt: simon.
8 IIoag agt. Roberts ct 2I..Mckruna agt BAKER
al al.
4K%iiaIl agt D ,wey 25. Carroll agt. Conner
D.. Blinn agt Rotuscmd. shtHh
GENERAL SFssrONs-Hacket RcCOrier-FraHCis Kennedy
Whelan, and Henry Bshor feon0u1 assault aud BAY
Frank Moran Morris SuvHn, Audrr" '4Ilghtr ftl
ward Carroll Michael Kerrigan James McQUa'e Lombard
Stcgcl ari Hart, Michael sullivan and James Mteha
burglary Joseph D. Leroy, Eizlb-th Wallace william VIZ
Drery QUINN and James McCabr, petit arceny Fran
cjs Kennedy concealed weapons Thomas Conner seucton
Walter Byress, assault and battery.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-27

GENERAL SESSIONS Hacket Recorfer.-Francis Kennedy
Patrick Wheau aud Henry Bishop. feOn0u assault and bat
toly Frank Moran, Morris sullivan Andre" Gallagher ~
ward Carroll Michael Kerrgau. James McGa 'e ltOn ari
Stcgcl Edward Hart, Schacl -uy and James Mtehln
burglary Joseph D. Leroy E'zaD"th Wallace W,am VIZ.
laps and James smith, grand larceny John "ouard Dennis
Drery John QUINN and James McCabe petit larceny Fran
Kennedy concealed weapons Thomas Conner seduction
Walter Byress, assault and battery.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-27

TRIAL TERM-PART I-RoBINsoS y.
Case on-lg7S. .OGorman AIT. kamak. No calendar
MARINE CoUET-GENERAL TERg.-SnEA c. j., GOEPP and
''- SUgKmAN +
, 1876-08-05
oUE NEW UNCLE SAM

heiorm Is the cry sounding loud thro' tbenation
From Maine 20 the verge of The We,t-
FROM 1en;srs OF glory and scenes of starvation
The wori is no longer a lest.
Our country has suff red long plla-e anI pIunser
While trusting each wolfheartei lamb.
But the chains we are wearing we'll soon ,sar ssup.
der,
When led by our new '' Uncle sam"
Let Grant pack his baggage and Bab,ck attend him
Let Beikrlap go JON Billy Tweed;
Let B!aice get his champions to cheer and defend
him,
And send Us some letters to read.
The tide q destruction that runs thro' our land
With truth and reform We VIII dam.
And on TO the White House with I.iberty's band
Wen march with our new Uncle Sam
His record Is proud and his hammer Is waving
Beside the bright fl ,g we adore;
The bal eagle Guiies us and echoes our carving
For men ike our leaders of yore.
The Empire State sends ou; her champion so true,
As strong as a war-wtgne ram;
de needs but your tlust and lie II dare AMI hed DO,
No cling to our new Uncle Sam.
Let rsmsrole spouteTs and swindling shouters
Sink of with their business un5one;
Remember your duty and look no, for booty,
With Tiilen Our fight VIII be won.
Where warm deeds are rampant he'll soon raise a
storm;
He knows but one maxim and that is reform
SO cheer ior our new Un,le sam!
, 1876-08-05

VASDALis~.-The New York Taass, OF q
la,e date. says: The managers Of the Cen
teanial Exhibition fad themselves confronted
~ a problem which must be solved, aud
which Il apparently insoinable- How can
they ave the articles on exhibition fron the
critical cane. aud the explanatory umbrella
of enthusiastic visitor? At Present, the
western statesman Of the democratic type
wanders through the ART department. punch
ing raadouna'- nose with bis umbrella ty
way Of euph&gizing bis opinion that this
vsr woman amt no beauty = or tracing with
the poin, Of his jack-kni.e the outline of one
Of cyn-rable's trees, which be frankly admits
i A swell draweI oak" Persons from the
wilds Of Werhsr-f-id or the forests OF Oshkosh
tap the marble statues with stout walking
sticks, in order 20 ascertain il they arc actual
stone or imitation pl4stsr; and horees OF
thourhtfu, ciriz=us from al parts Of tho coun-
try eryee'orate on polished pedes'als in order
10 '.avoid -oiliug The fJor 9Th the tooaeoo
Juice. out Of rerpec, TO ladies" OF course,
tho-s curious people who can never see piece
Of polished machinery without an instant de-
sire TO handle 1t, are p-s-en. at the exhibition
In .rreat force. and are constantly disaPpoint-
inc The lust eIpec,a'ions Of exhibitors. VINO
fancy hat rbs rna-hing of a few Ded5lss IN
rbe maobinery hall would teach the Survivors
,,.af,,I Iss.,n 4. for the variety Of idiot
who looks npan The whole world a. series
Of eligible pi.c4- IN which to write his auto
,,-.-b h n, aIr=ady worn out scores OF PEN
eiI. ar-n every accessible marble leg N 'hs
whole c,l!se,iou os soalt;urr.
, 1876-08-05

Mr. 4. Is. STOCKWELL, evs'While OF Wall
street, New York, where, after brief dash
ing career. he was finally cleaned ont on
Pacific Mail, has turned up on the English
turf in new role, his exploits in which have
ss,oni.hed the British turfmen. 10 partner
ship with a notorious gambling Lord, Stock
well entered for the late great race for three
vsar-olds. horse which the boot-makers and
b.tters with one accord put dow n as certain
TO come out second in the race. Having
talked moderately on their nag. S'Ockweli
and his partner bought the favorite Petraeh,
carefully letting the fact leak out, 70 create
The impression that they meant 10 save their
bets on the other nsgs by having Pe'rarch
ridden 10 lose the race. ThersupOn The know
ing one who knew S'ockwelIs reputation on
this side of the water, Oct heavily against
the favorite, running the odds up to % to
which StockweII and his partner quickly
took. entering the fayori,e 10 win which he
did. They are reported to have cleared an
enormous sum by the trick, which the Eng
I,-b. strange as 1t may seem, haven dSue
wondering at vet, while in Wall s're7t
where S,oekwell was 50 easily cleaned out,
he wonder i hat there are men on the ing
lish turf, or anywhere els. who are saeh IN
pocents as 10 be taken IN BY him
, 1876-08-05
,1-ITL KEEP CONSTANTLY on HAND THE
W 10y clln-.l-.f rnIs OF

Ill h tEt Ns'No Az - ~
" very chO.CeSt cuts OF
RFFF MUTTON,
PORK. L-hil,
Ipn SAUSAGES-
Being practical stock men, lltseiy -. '-,; =,
b, ys h,ye very superior facilities iof carr ills
a., a Vesr Market and supplying customers WIRE 'Ae
best IN the country. .,. 4. -, -, s,,--.i
- GIVE Us your custom II you vs.. u =. - -
a. We arc Il '4ii''@'' - I-tf
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