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Sales before our Next.
Advertised in the Observer

By D. w. Clark, c.. and M.
and special CON-, on the prem
Uses in the LIST district, Friday,
March 10th, $50 acres and 102
poles, in the case of Margaret
B. Keith ct ais VS.. l.. L. Cole,
adm, ct ais.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-03-09

u DIR. w. II. Warren, of
Flintville, was summoned for
Jury duty by mistake. Patients
can send for him, as heretofore.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining IN the post-office
at Molino, Tennessee, Saturday,
March /. 1876:
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satisfaction or no Pay

RI above is the motto Of the Town
- Livery Stable. Call and see for
your your = t.ITKINSON & CO, rroprictors.
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~ A good letter from j.
c.. c., Norris Greek, is on file
for next week.
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ES The OBSERVER made q
clear gain of eight new subscri-
bers last Monday.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-03-09

T@ We had no Nashville
mail last Tuesday, owing to the
delay Of the train.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-03-09

M Ben. Hill does too much
talking. More than one cause
just and holy has died through
excess of "gab.''
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the pCst-office at
Fayetteville, Tenn, Monday, Feb
ruary 7. 1876
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Persons calling for the above
letter, will please say Gdrertised.
j. II. DALE, p. NJ.
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State of Tennessee, Lincoln
County.

N. W. Carter & Son u.s. James NJ. Lindsey.
I T is ordered that publication be made for
l. four consecutive weeks, requiring Jame S
NJ. Lindsey, who is q nonresident of this
State and a citizen Of Alabama, and coun-
ty of Jackson, to appear at my office on the
9TH day of April, 1876, to answer NJ
w. Carter & Son in a plea of debt institu-
ted by an original attachment, and make
his defense, otherwise the suit will be pro-
ceeded with ex parte.
march 8 JOHN T. BAXTER, J. P.
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Persons calling for the above
letters, will please say adrertised.
W. B. DOUTHAT, P. M.
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Why mourn we little Ella,
The tender child of seven,
Jesus has said, Let them come
For of such is heaven.
Parents. to US of maturer years
He to one and all says come,
Promises US salvation too,
And assures an abiding home.
Assured home above! al how?
Repent, believe, DO good,
Throw all your cares on Jesus,
Trust His redeeming blood.
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Austin, J w 2 Marshall, Brit
Bevel, Miss Catharine Mcclure, L
Beutly, Dcley McGregor, a NJ
Bready, d J Nuley, AP
Bailey, Mrs Jane Outon, VIM
ClemY,J w Patterson, S S
Carroll, James II Robertson, S
Carroll, j j Smith, Ida
Chapman, Berry Stone, George NJ
Croslin, Fcreby Shelton, James
Evans, D r & Co Savoy, ThOs
Fagin, S w Steele, Dick col
Pagan, CaSsena Wills, VIM B
Fordtran, ChaS Winsett, r II
Grahyam, John u Wilson, Mrs Al
Grayable, VIM Warren, "A
Hulney, VIM WOOdson, John
Heath, Henderson Wray, Harrison c
LoVd. Miss Walker. M
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-03-09

In this county, nea7 Prosperity Church
Friday, 28th ult., of old age, SIR. BROWN
PARKINSON, aged 81 years.
He was for sixty years a devoted mem
Der of the A. P. church. In his death the
county has lost good man.
In this county, near Flora, Saturday, 9th
inst, of consumption, Mrs. SUE. II. BAN
TER, wife of John +. Baxter, aged 80 years
, 1876-06-01

Vows from an Expedition to tho black Hills.
8p<c9al Dtpatch TO 1As Tribune.
CINCINNATI. u, Msy al.-Thcre fs considerable
Br In this city aud vicinity about thr fats of the
n1ncsous expeditions for Tie Black HILLS that have
left here. Tbs belief has obtained that
1nnny Of the adventures have beon mas.
sacred, and that their 4ealps hang ut
the belts Ut 1nhtan braves. Dr. :, Il,
Armstrong. dsugglus Of ths Twenty .0fta Ward
OF this city. whose son Georse went With tho ex.
pedt!un, to-day received tie following, the trst
definite news regarding the fate Ut this pou md
others who started with Cap. stuus's party, sit
mouths ago:
I.tScnLs, Keh, AIay 10, 1S7G.-S, y. drm.
strong, GtneinaaH: Nell authenticated rrnurfs
from the frontier declare party nlassacrtd in
the Sand Hills about 80 mills this aide ot the Red
% i;!ond Agency Agency Armstrong, Kelly. ltuddlsstol,
o)delsgr, hhattinxer Buts. kFunek. 3fogante,
sa4d!s, Mckea:, frnncr. and tHo drivers were nll
Flicd. Eleven, of stones expedition went With
smother tsu!n anu wete nut atturkcd, The 1,tack
Was surprise. Tile day warm. and, the roads
very sandy, the NEIL had purt their arms In tue
wagons and were struggling along, when they were
cut oh aud murdered with little resistance. This
train con.!sted q working expedition from Ne
blaskA CITY, and had fnrtY.htns Inen It was the
best equipped party hat ever left for thu Hills,
All wers KILLED. fht news was brought into the
Agency BY btGcla and Sioux, and Ia zeitrd
upon. ". !. LrNtIlAHp,
City Editor Daily Journal.
Farther details will be looked for with great
anxiety,
, 1876-06-01
RAILROADS.



Constderhbf0 nervousness prevailed In railway
circles yesterday OIL account OF ths unscitrd atato
of affairs regarding passenger rates to md from
The Enft 1t wns rui1oscd dnrtng the 1ay TINT the
Grand Trnnk and Vermont Central bad again takrn
The offensive, and mado the rate from 1Ioaton to
Chicago S1l. Though no otlcisl Information had
been received confirming the runors, yet It Ii tol-
erahly certain that they ate correct. Tho above
lines had announced last week that they would
come down to this fgurc II reduction was male
BY the New York trunk lines. 1t waa expected
yesterday thnt the trunk fines would fol-
lnw suit, and reduce the rnteb from,
Chicago to New York to StJ or $14, and 10
other points in proportion, but up to = late hour
laAt evening no orders wcre received from the
East II In. huwevcr. quito certain TINT further
reduction VIII be made to-day.
The time for which tho reduced fares were good
hRt been extended from three to i've ,lnsa. which
T. proper, As three days hardly sufficient tine
to make tho tickets Of much nse
The Michigan Central Railroad has made arrange
mcnts by which It Gun eci ticket. to Philadelphia
at the SAME rasc A. tho pennuylsnnlh and Bnli-
more d Ohio Railroads.&c. 10 Passengers pnr-
chasing tckcts 10 Philadelphia via this line will 70
osnt Tho Michigan Ccntrn Treat Wcaern Erie,
and 1chlgh Valley Railroads. 1t ID d most excel
lent route At this sc8pon Of the year.
Tim Baltimore 4 Ohio 1saroad has followed the
reductions mnao by The other llnes,. and hns also
reduced the rnte to Baltimore and Washington 10
Sli @."-
, 1876-06-01

anil hy.lnwR, in order to mako them consistent
with the new regime ,,
4 communication waa read from the Club
at the other cn9t Of tho wnr,, nc1on panied with
n resolution asking thnt thr nnncs Of the members
who bad Joined thu new C1nb be stricken from tho
roll. Ihn matter wnn referred 10 tho Executive
Committee. nft schn,c'tz moscd to rcconsidcf
the vote Inst taken. a dscafBnn was Ind of
double .basrried character. In which Mcstft
Eettncltz, t3attiner, and others, t0Dk part, hfer
which the mutfon tn rtconeIdcE was lost
MI Freble offered the folfowing:
Httnirtd That this Clnb heartily tndnsst Tho &C.
ton Of the Convention held At Springfield IN tls
s+th inst. and Pledge the ticket o1r hcnrt5 snp'
port,
Adopted nnanlmousiy.
tnpt; Mct,raw "A, mo.ed the following: , ran r.
HtSofrfd, That no Hscnlhcf Or members can ~
droppc cTaseta, cnt off from the Clut1 unless ~
rDie Of two.thtrds of this members EEc+cnl ~,
Mr.. Frshle moved to lay the resolution On tne
th1e. The resolution uaa adopted.
The Chm trman, Mr.. Graham, then made fffo;t
ul,on this aonen of tbs delegation At spsin81eId.
which was received. ,
Frank Noble and II. Ehnni1r% were added 70 the
Executive Committee from thu Fourth Asio eecohd
Ftecinett.
Rtr Schmcltn then called for an expression of
vicws In regard to Aid. Kcfhce. and mbyed that o
vnte OF thanks bc rendered hin, for HIS manly
action in tic Council. lie hnd been in Court, md
wne forry to sec Jim Root, Vnod Ncrnhcati,
arguing for the hummer Clique in the C1ty-lia!s.
1lr offered tha following, which wab adopted:
Rtsoired, That II r. thu scnse Of this C1th that
the action Of AID. Kcsbcr In Common Conrcil fully
meets with oar approval. and Ne hereby tendor hin
our nll,rnt support
Tho Club lien adjourned for one week.
, 1876-06-01

III the diagram, represents the entrance, 3
The sGhool-rootn, G tic teuches's residence,
which n,ay be divided Into as many apartments
as desirable. Tbs reminding ru0tns Asr for claas-
instruction. In Sweden, each EchnoI-housc hua
atsachci to It several M7cs Ut la,,l lnr tlle use
of tho tcAcAer, And answering the inubls pur.
pnse ot supplying hin Will, vegetables toff lis
table, and of acting ~ tiela for practical In,
struction In agriculture.
Tho teaeher In Sweden h m important instt-
tuition. TO him fs assigned the treble duty Ut
1igtoal, aud practca ut- It's on this acco,lut
tl:!t tie profession Ii 1nonopAized by the male
sex, nf !ate years. u IL Ira*, ths wo'nen h4su
sSsn ysn eestft shg~ d t. ts dsy y
NJ plentiful as they are IN A1nengA. Hut, Al the
present t!S, ~ men ase in slrsxy majority: *:
bad profession, either, since the National 0useru.
ncA bus 80 large III interest 10 It. ftatof the teach.
et's salary is paid directly from thr Government
uenss. 70 an American accustomed ~ h1h DsnEes,
tie esnount of salary does 10. seem ads4aa 10 she
otk = us Is Gsep
t'rdder 10! Ill, COW. furuisIltd by .ln peo: 20
PIE R5ra y IT,, hi: 4, dl'tr!s. Ii must e. fsasM.
lsTso towns, r. Insignificant sotnparel with
ta county md. In tha tusui districts ths dlgrr-
sse ~ ~ st!i Nv, wet E. M w!i b sesn thsu tsa
ttuppsss NJ faulty, aud save 1nonsy: supposini
thnt ht faass 10 aY up any treasure, he .til ncca
not feel alarmed for ILL future welfsEe ua the tin.
sr1lmshk wlth saEs thoughtful1.tss. bus provided
tos hss olu Ase Every TEACHER who has bceu in
service thirty year. Ii SLOWED u pcEson Tor tbs
remainder Of hss Ute squal to tiree.dfths of his
an Inyalid, or !s disabled In sny waY from pursu.
ing hIs active dulles hs may stlli rettfs o. the
same pension. "
The saiary nbove mentioned applies op,y 10 the
Bpatsely sttted districts In The ct..s thr teacher
feee.ss y much lA1gst t,iprnl. In stocihui,l, hy
tor Or hesd:tsaehsr, has 500 sddltionsI Tbs
, 1876-06-01
A Detailed Description Of tho
Common Schools Of
Sweden.
Some Choice Specimens Of Work by
ths Pupils Of the Tech.
nical Schools.
Diamona-M -Mining-speoimenB Of 0otohe-
drons, Dodecahedrons, Maoolos, do.
YESTERDAY.
4 MORE BuCCKssFUL ASPECT.

Special dispatch 10 7h< 7nbH7f
PHrLApEtrH1A, May 31.-Thc lust two daya
hate witnessed 8 great !ucsraso In Tho numbcr
Of people attending tic Centennial. While
oomc OF these arc drawn here for the special
purpose OF taking part In Tho khIght-Tc1npIar
reunion, II Is still evident that this does not nc
count for a1l Of the increase. The fact Ia, that
the great outside public Is beginning to pcstcr
ITSELF Heretofore, families l,ayo delayed conn
Ing because Of tic excessive chaEges nt the ho-
tels and restaurants and for thu equally strong
reason tint tho Exposition was not In ortlcr.
Nov, however, affairs nrc better looking. The
restaurants have been compelled. by lack
OF patronage, To reduce their tariffs,
and so havo several Of the hotels.
Inside the Exposition buildings, the
various exhibits have been arranged 50 as TO pre-
sent toesably completed napect. In addiiion 10
this, tho railroads hare reduced their fares ali
around. In consequence Of all these tmprovc
ments and advantages, tho people in all parts Of
the country are beginning 10 pack their trunks and
start for Philadelphia.
OVEN F0RTf THOUSAND PAYING VISITORS.
Tho admissions to tho grounds yesterday wcro
greatly in cxcces af those on any preceding dMy,
excepting that on which tho Exhibition
was opened The actual number Of paying visitors
was II, Ill. The puylng visitors on tie opening
day numbered 10, 2l4. The grcatcst crowds subea.
qncnty up to yesterday wero on Wednesday, MAY
Fl. when there were 20, 53o paying visitors, and
"n Saturday. May ~ when the'e wc'e TO- ool pay
AGAINsT SUNDAY SNDw. -.
The Executive Committee of tho United States
Centennial Commission met yesso5..a{ afternoon.
pcarcd before Tie Committee and entered the!r pro
tett ngatntt opening the Exhibition on Sundays.
e Ms6 RoSs: set: 81 5nse %s Mse
Judge Il. L. FancAeg, and others
, 1876-06-01

The annual meeting Of tue Stockholders Of the
Illinois Central Railroad held at the Con,panys
office yesterday. President John N. douglas DC.
cupfcd tho chnr. mud Mr.. ". H. Acktrman acted
as Secretary. The only busfncss Of Interest
transacted hy tho meeting WIS ths election Of five
new Directors In p1ace Of tl!oar whoso time cx-
prcn. Tho follnwtng gentlemen were unanimous.
" sc.electe,!; William Tracy Fred stutgeB. L. y
!. lsanlolph. Constantine Mcnclas, ". II. os-
born. THIS annual report Of the Company hns
arcady been published In TIE TntAuNr. Tile
officers Of thu Road were vonlulimentcd for
tue faithful performance Of their duties, mud their
n'cesa sakes placu III Now York nc1t week. All
Glo ilrcsent officers will undoubtedly bu re-elected.
, 1876-06-01

TntpEo, O., May 31.-A meeting Of the Htocl-
holders Of tho To1cdu, Wabash & Western Ilalroad
Company, extensively advertised for some time
past, was held here this afternoon. Me. 0. D.
Ashley, Of New York. was present With proxies
representing between oue.fourth and one. fifth
Of tho captal stuck Two Of tArre 9th.
persons wore present About pna-fourth
were Introduced by Mr. Asbiry, MD ndopteti, dc-
c!aring that tho et1ckhol!eYs hnh not had Sufficient
nntce Ut the impending default .! Interest which
ocrasoncd the present foseclosnse, ard olhuf rusn-
lations appointing hr. Ashley Chairman Of conf
tttee to employ counsel to contest tic Eulu Of
tho roau, advertised for June IL.
, 1876-06-01
TEORL1, I'LL.

Special Dlkpotch 10 Tbs Tribune.
pEoNlA, ILL.,, May 31.-'rhc ratlEoad warfare be-
gan yesterday in Chicago has extended to rcora,
and tn u few weeks the prospects arc good for
ciIenp transportation east. The Toledo, Peoria s.
Narsaw Company wcre as usual first !u tho field,
and this morning scattered their circulars broad
cast over the city. They announce SIG 10 l'hila-
aejphla hnd $21 to New York and corresponding
rates 10 othcr Eastern points. It Is c1-
csn and indianapolis, Bloomington s Western
Koata will rturt III 10 nlprruW, anu iu Ahott time
railroad matters will be exciting. The break Ia the
combination II hailed with delight through this
section. ns hundreds Will nnw attend tie Ccnten.
mini who had given up tho idea. Last year round
tr.p tickets from pcora to New York sold for
So, md will not be surprising II that low figure
il rcnchud agAIn this ycar.
, 1876-06-01
CRIME.
FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED
,Yaecfdl lixpalfA "a 1Ak 1f.fhts1fk

Special N<paloh 10 The Tribune.
CAEnoSDAtE, ILL.,, May al.-A. j. Sumner,
Town Constable Of Cobdcn, ILL.,, has been missing
for tho past ten days. On Monday evening, the
2od, he ordered a body Of tfamps to leave town,
and was out watchlng them during tho night 1t ls
generally supposed ha WIS foully dealt with BY tho
mob, and his body hidden from view. The mill
ponds hive been dragged, hut nothing leading 10
tho discovery Of Ills body found. 1t was reported
to Frank Lamar, citizen ncaI ColSlgn. by a
strnnge hoy, that Sumner was ack in Grand Tower,
thia dircction proved In vain. a man giving bin
mama nn David Mitchell waa arrested here to- .dAy
the aupposlts0n t1lat l,e WIS one Of the supposed
.nnrdcrcrs, as he suited hr had Just come from
rohdun IN ttnmn.
, 1876-06-01

Tho following arc some Ut the Infinite number

Tho following arc some Ut the infinite number
Of Oriental proverbs:
1t IL easy tu mount little donkey
Tho nightingale wills shut up in golden
cage, blt shr sill cried, "My loine, my lis,,uu."
Two Captains In oMr ship Will surely sink her.
Tha fox eAls by getting into the tusrier's
siop.
Knife wounds heal, but not those produced by
word.
The heart ID crystal palace; once broken. It
can never he nenue1l.
With patience, sour grapes become sweet
At sight Ut glow-woru,, the s!mld cry
"Fire."
4 ay u nothing, but It spolls tho appetite.
The apple and the pouefgranate tEees disputed
which was fatrer, wien the thistle exclaimed,
- h1etheru, lek us not ttua1rrlW
, 1876-06-01

ST. Louis. Mny 31.-Thn Toledo & Wabnsh
Railway made u notable reduction In passenger
fares to-day, A. follows: To New York, from ea7
10 e:0; to uoston, from t3l to sao; 10 rh!la-
t}clph!a, from S25 TO s1H 50; 10 buffalo, from
ST.. to sls; round trip Tickets 10 nuilalo aud
NAgnra Falls. good TO S0pt, ~, will h. issued at
9!a.hD. 1hcfe hAs been no change In tho Cunt.
mental rates. OtheF roads expect IL adopt .hese
IAieK to. .lnOrrQW,
, 1876-06-01

sptc]0I WEpaEch 70 TIC Tribune,
GRAND KArtps, Mich, May 31.-A Aro to-day
burned the rnof oK tho Michigan 1sarrcl companys
factory. In this city, and destroyed tho attic and
part Of the third story with the b<lk Of the CON
tents. Though tho rnof In all was nearly 400 feet
long. and all fire at once the flrcmcu saved the
building from total destruction. M building With
In milo nna d half Of tho gngine- houses, where
tlerc watcr, has burned down In this city shco
the Fire Department organized, nearly year aro.
The loss on factory and contents was $40, 600 10
$l5, 900. Tho tutat Insurance. waa S2'. 11D to
$;,u, coo. Tho fire caught from spark from Tho
1mokcHtack Of an engine.
, 1876-06-01
Ovarian. 'I!ulllel'
Of ton years. growth cured
BY DR.. RADWAY'S REMEDIES.


HAVE HAD An ovAR1AN TusinR In TIE 0vA'
RfE9 AND BOWELS FOR TEN YEARS.
AIN Aaboh* ncc. a. ls7o..I,R. HAnwAr: That osh'
hare had I'll Ovarian Tutnor IN tho 0vaftcs and boW.
~ TOT tfp yesEr- tried &(o best physclAns Of TIL
p!xct witlUat Aty bcnent. was growing u such "a
plI1ty that could not hAvu lived much 3ohYtT.
ifteid OF Mnc Induced rnu to try Had~ayA Reilta!et
h.d iot n'ac! fkith In thc1u bus emily, After mucn
detbarRt!oH. tried them. >:
pa5Sasea s1 b9tIs. ot !he nesoyept twe ho1es Of
without any apparent benefit. determined 70 reIst
rcre usod twelve mora hotties Of tho 1:eeo!rcnt tive
OF tic Relief and two buxeA NJ tho Pills. Befurc they
Wgte Bono had lost twenty-nYu pounds
continued u lsd tho medicine until VIA eufe thas
Twas chtlrelJ cuTod took thu medicine a,klut hFo
muntl4 anl 1uIlnR tbat tlno to.s torty hss pothdt
r. ~ io9k throo dozen bottle. 1t the osol7ent 't
foul peticcuT well! anu heart full Of stat!tuao
o tloA for this heir tn my dceP Afrtton To ynn ~
Md your wonderful ed tne fec! dceply lLlalte4 M
ny pfnYGF u tiks nlaT 1o uch 1t blessing u oth
err y 1t iIns bscn To tnc. ,.,,a ;,,.>,,
Liz. b6btn4, xho makes the aVse csTtlncats j the
June. 1575. The c1glnca AGoFe stated were bought
Of me, with tho exception of what ws seut % het y
you may that her statcnens u correct Nit,out
Dr1EElst and Chemist: Aun Asbor. Mich
THIS may ccrt5 That Mr4 ilblins, who nlaksa ths
aoYe certificate, md has been tor many rear Wy
cIly ani nndeHiabty correct Any qua who knoHs AtA
tSIsaodj HEM. u, COCKER
MANY Il, IOEu,
L y. FOND.
, 1876-06-01

EKw YonK, May 31.-Thc body Of the man
found yesterday In the creek Mt North Bergen, N.
j.. was to- -dny identified aa that OF L. L, bur]est
Of Washington, d. c., cx.Commisaioner Of the
Land 0alcr. Deceased was Inst seen at the Astoe
lIounc lilo 1;3t, 1nxt. anu ut that tins had In
his posnessfon suycral thousand dollars aud somo
valuable jewelEy.
, 1876-06-01

Tic alarm from 1,ox J10 at LES o'clock last
evening was caused by fire In the two. .story frame
house, No. $50 West Washington gtrcct, owned
byJ. K. Murphy. and occupied by Jennie s1ier.
wood as linuec Of fll.fame. Damnge trnng;
cause Unknown.
The alarm 0! fire from Fox II Mt i :07 this morn.
ing was caused by FIRE IN ANAL frame lool shop,
used In the manufacture OF brick, located at tflG
cnrncr Of ufuo Island avenue md Wood street
The sts1,ctnre Ia owned by Charles Eastman,
Cause Of hso unknnwn. In running to tho fire.
John Carroll. OF Engine Company No, Ii, waa
thr"wn from l,ls sent on the hoss enrt. Fan orer.
cured Mt the corner ct paultna street and Dluc
Island arcnue. The dcccascd was married. man,
IL YeorS Of upc.
, 1876-06-01
SHicflE.

1HntAHAFoI1s, Ind. Nay 3l.-Mrs. Ktttle Len.
OF, Ut 332 FLETCHER a1cnae. Hulcidcd, Exchanging,
taat evening II u supposed that che WI. Insane
from grief caused by the recent loss Vi her Two
Children.
6ptct1l EH5patch 10 Ths Tribune.
MfLwATkkE. May 3l.-lp the hn!lnX Case, the
Jury to-day returned teEllGt pt yuiCi1e. NJ cyi
Es2etTe
, 1876-06-01

in 1910 Tom sIOore vlatel Mrs. Fiozzf, and found
hrt "a wonderful oil luIy." "Facea Ut otAGr
times," hc Wrnte, "HecnicA to c1oxl over uu bhu
turned 10. sho has all the qulrknuss intelligence
Ut a guy young wualAn." 1t was aaout this ting
slle bccalnu acquainted With thu yorng actor Con-
way, aud Interested htrsclf I'd Enthusiastically In
his fortunes that people laughed 1T her. aud talI
aAo Ma4 u lvka Agaiu. LEX HQtA birthday Jau.
, 1876-06-01

O194F 4szz37 Z z1Ot1 707
FAN Francisco, Cal, May 3l.-A. Egc1, ]. II.
Robinson, and 4, Coolot atockholdcrh Of the Cen.
tral rrctdc, hayu commenced suit to rcntrafn the
execution Ut the proposed settlement by which the
German bondholddka Of thc California Pacific were
to receive bonds Of that road tndorsed by the Cen.
trn faclc III payment Of claims, and to hare such
tn1urecMcnt declarel illegal aud void
, 1876-06-01

n, lHx,. ~. mndo the occasion of brilist& frtn
friends frorn al paris Of tho Island KLhIy noeked:
A cnucest and snpper 10 httwnrn 100 nni 700
EucstA, IN thA public ronins ef Hath, commenced
tho proceedings, and sho led MI tho hnll hcrsc1f at
2 IN the nurntng with her adopted son, Sit Inhn
ss"lrury .lanclnE. :al,i th"tr W,o % wete present.
, 1876-06-01
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

1nxpoN, Muy fl.-steamshIp sam.ria, from
noston; Labrador und thu Rhine, froul New Yu.k,
have a.rlsel ont.
Nxw yonx. May si.-Asrfyed-steam.hto
Rotterdam, from Rottsedaml AIsat.e, frou, faI...
gowi aud August AuaSs. from Aalrrsp-