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New-York tribune., 1876-04-07
Brcohlnn Real gsiate for Sale.

E'OR SALE at q sacrifice, to close an estate
4 Improved anu unimprCyci BROOELYN PROPERTY, :,
yatlons lots ana location Apply TO NA. JEREMIAH g6
daInil JI-sye Brooklyn. W
FOR SALE or TO LE1-The new frs,-class
Il brOwn-stone HOUSE lS6 hOdney.st., Br0oklyn f. %.
t1tIa vel built bard wool Iish, &c. Apply ~ = COCK.
NegIOrk
FOR SALE in BROOKLYN, within q few
L ml8uies Ealk OF Fulton Jll C.i:aarre FiT!es-A snug
49, TWOSTOHT BRICK HOUSE.
MAE rooS ana modern impTO lot lO1 feet
eH 6eu stocked "ta gIS:eN Ines F!cc, IT, 600 Oniy
Si'SW down balance ou acrt2s09 Inquire Of
a. y. DAFESPOlI, FGl .lD-st.. opposite City Hal
'VHREE-STORY frame house, 2ls Atlantic
n ave. near Ccu.f-st.
frame hcuse q luileg-s.
hreeS0y fA.lc lo.ses 100 anf rDg prco,,tc. =. mar
rnl'cI,st 'f' ~" '"'' W. i'u''VFiSs'S nou
soy eicS aEd ffane houses 49, 81 amt 53 Sasssu ST.
As-eoStO ~ iraBe hOt soa. atG si. ~, Was'igRtc ~
GEc. H. DUIION, 10 Wal! 81 y. Y.
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Giln &fal estate fox Sale.

(VQkING RANGES that heat the ROOMS
v above GOTHIC TOPS that smoky ciilnncy, var
nNa'ed Hull GRIPPEN Co, Third ave-. above Twenty
u.sds. send ior crcalars.
TWO first-eiass three-story A No. / HOUSES
and Lol = nesi Mt Norris Park. pleasancs location in
nahem asy - BoUGAf az bargain large part may re
fnhin Brokers attention Address D., N,st 1Z;tf,st
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orrlcIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES

'GaSsSo Wm y 77s ssq Ts 81 gdSTe % i Ooo
Ssue 70 same y Q! 77th st. ~ 2c~Iyc = years 50UJ
Defkhiem, 5ophir e. 10 Ae1 FfitLe, OF sttdve OF
33thst; wears. -
DsiN 81, years = ~ 1890
DS ps.i'. " :. % u o',. $500
iia.G nsssil@es,s - 5000
i:IsSe 81 months No '>..' lsCO
Center st. q franEn 81 inst $500
RrsnmeT, Jno tnd wife, % Grand Central Bk. HeaTy
=. eOi sgenHuels. months 1000
tSGvs; ,' VI. -. --,,.1, 5000
stanton :, - lcCO
aud others sdss .: siaye yrs -. 1000
ei HshIyst o. sca%rnsist years II oOO
4shs d m s7Si mouths ia''.' 10y 10000
Sei 5'6 $iha,ss ,,'oy' -, 'o 1900
lngeTson, Hannah. 20 Clinton Gilbert, Of 9Oths',
bet Lexington IN 4thGyes; ! yeaT............ 400
i9ii woi 5ti ave- yeari ''"'..'..,. GO0O
Ay d Sdayoi yoaio.... 900
to1fusLl !. Y. SAVAGE Deputy Register.
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Qnriion Sales Of ac0l Gsiate.
4 UCTION SALE of REAL ESTATE,
~ 20 close the ostasof


4 UCTION SALE of REAL ESTATE,
a 20 close the estate Of
JOHN EISWORTH, deceased. ~
on Tie @Gtl 5ay Of April is7d at il O'Clock noon AZ me
COurthouse in the C.y Of Ponghkeegso nv. ,,,,>, r,,
THE PROPERTY LhTELi CCCtPlED BY JOHN LIS
WORTH. deceased, - .
on st. said city 100 feet mont and nearly 500
detl eomrrs,ug an etg-ht modeia pSa.I cu
tie very bcst manner Also, ample Stables sha ocr QUE
hrilcngs which Include apartments 0r toac,sh Nl MI nun
in Immediate veiniv o. the residences 81 John T.
bdlsnce esq, liudHJn TAYLOR tsl" Judge r. Baiuar -"
t For further pqriica5s and OF tie nTinl- apply
10 JOHN 4. WOOD, Architect go broadway; or
EDWARD ELLSWORTH, Executor, fohght e.i'S'c' y. j..
pICHARD V. HARNETT, Auctioneer.
ES BECEiNEHs SALE
VALUABLE rial ESTATE, --,,.
RICHARD Y. HARNErr WILL CALL At AUCTION
ON WEDNESDAY hprii II 1876,
EXCHANGE SALEsRoOM iii EEOA DWaY, y Y,
Under the direction oi . H. II D esq OF ne hlId
Avenue Savings Bank pursuant % an oiHrFo' inc supreme
TiIIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK BUILDING,
Corner Twenty.siHtl-St
No esa FifthavePoar story, high stoop, Nova Scotia
No 50 Easi foriy niah s-Four story high soop brown
stoGs honse, basement and sub crLar = SN1Sa75 eci
ish stoop bsowu stone LOase. 20Ij3ElO1 % Lcssehom
NCt T. II, o. %, ana . East Iorig tl siFouf story
higi stoOp. bDWl stone houses .oy'5NlOHJ. Le2ttloI
All The above hoses o"Ltain every modern improvement
No Last Twenty sixth -Tvosory brick stable, 29z
one hUneIc,iaud f nuth-si.-Two lots with two-story
roof frame house 2OSJ6 Lac lot @5x9j ct and
sIrytown- acres lsnd Union light at Tarry
West Mount vernon Co-ny scat. haltscre Of ard and
feIts 10 Inspect houses and uTlor information =; III
Broadway, b9eemcnt
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4mneemeNis.
,MY OF MUSIC-14TH-ST

THE GRAND BAIL OF 1875, -,
TUESDAY EVENING, April 25, l276, at 9oelock,
for the bsnent of the NewyOTk Wolens Centennial UhoD
BALL COMMITTEE.
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,,.,s a Ioud (Of Baltimore), Holt Cardena' oaSS'
with safR r. Darling Coi Pert Jeferson HUDSON
days yR WlllaSs Cof washington d. CD Hail. 1in"O'D
CITY, G., II Apfsmer toi Bath. Lewis. Baraooa IL a'Ss
With irqa n, Buehler. hsloy caoaen IL 0As' WIN
sugar. =. otver Pannen Aux Cayes 10 ohys' WIN i's
wooi &S &To.e F. Clifford, G4ord Fernandina' "i' '''"
schI' Hohn K shaw, Cox. baltimore,
Sobr Jun" ~ roREIGN PORTS. -, c.o.s.,,r
-, O srbe Allan Line steamship Cncassit N
hoyI&s. & porsnd March &c for Liverpool arrive" "'''
today. .nrr 1.-THE National Line steansnip rItS'I
ouEKNst,U"H,' wv, SsW YORK March %, for LAVeIPo'" "
here at midnight . ~, ,,.prSrps
WILMINGTON April 6Notco has t 1'TM o ibe dominion Of
tSa sht,ouse, erected on EntrsnSS Columbl
Alnc @ ~ oestion the let Of May mex. nh afer
wa p sd White elevated 20 leeI , Of about
10 be 49, lear Weather sbOLli be seen GlSI'n'0
IL miles. ., .b,s Ne,rs 60, Fiftb Pdge.I
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BROOKLYN i]roperip Go fet.

VNO LET-Part of house on 3d-ave., consist
ing Of IL together separate In two small amf
lies Of adults lower part taken Of bJ owner Apply at
dave
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Board ann Rooms.
Below Fourteenth-st.

20 NINTlI-ST., few doors wcsi 0t broalway
s1N -FfFENf-IIEb ROOMS fGr rpn,lncu ais. TT law
yer physc!su or depust OFFICE ON Arst hoof from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-29

Of all efforts made I'm their behalf Tne Assocat1{n, NV
building is at No. East Fiitecnth-St, between iiIh-Nc
and Roadyav AMI contains every requisite Tor carrying
our conveniently and completely the aims OF the As'oo
alton. . ,.t-or ,bo nv
Tie Fair has been undertaken In order 10 deray ,e A
peus.s incurred in the purchase Of the new Du'i,7
one OF the most attractive features VIII be me eAhlp
ton from private collections, Of valuable plctui mann
OF which have never before been publicly eXnIDten VI
This co ntry Among the artists TO tie represented are
Mcssonier n, rle, Yiber Gerome, Bougeican ClDna
Girard BoughtOn and others. The Press COmliui1ece
have in charge the publication ~ paper III tne
of the Association and OF the FAR To be called me uy
do,re TO the columns OF which Mr. Bryant, DE- Holiness
pr Holland, Bayard Taylor, Marian Darand anu
her well known writer's have consented 10 cohHDnt
Mrs f. Prentiss author Of Stepping heaVenWau, nns
translated from the German the poem Grise4ul, ioi
nubclon for the benefit OF the Far. IHe depafVmeh'
organization III the Fair will probably be very attIact
I'm each department VIII b. displayed one class OF soouS
only by which arrangement the exhibition VIII De sJH-
ten tiled while the no vel booths, graniiouHy
by leading architects Of the city viii render me dlSpiy
bright and picturesque. Those who have IN cHarSe io
uiapag mclt OF The fair determined 10 exclude ron
IL evrrIn Inconsistent with the character and aim OF
the Association. Railing win not be allowed III any FORM
whatever. The reircshment department. VIII pe ui4"ei
the charge OF an experienced caterer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-29
FUNERAL OF BARNEY WILLIAMS.
SERVICES A. 81. STEPHENS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PROM MS TRiENDS.

The funeral services OF the late Barney Will
lllns were hold yesterday morning. iu ~. sephchS
Church, On Iast Twenty -e'g-tl-st Ihe chnr'h was
cr,v,.d in every pant. 4hr pcEs M TIE mldAc aIaIe
with the exception IT The first Eighteen which were oc-
cup.rd by tie mciuaogs Of tic family aud Ultimate
sDis ,r,r. reserved rr the members Of the dramatic
rf..ilu The colin. which Was placed in font OF the
altar . o. black walnut coSccd with black cashmere
and ,ef aud b1ic on silver plate tue name b,i nara
Fl.ac,ty. WITH The a.c aud date "l death The rdli
rar,-- ,rt Cc, j. G. Frrii ont, JiiSe Jo"n L. b'u3
John I., lIaIa s. J. Mcany u The 1eed sum DE- W.
OGormu II Newark. HUM has.ns'' L Sief "a'ia'a'
H. l. N.uilgiic d. Orlando Toupaiu' Of Boston, ana j.
j.. Nar.,y %, philadelphia.
Tie a.l.r- acrc sr Holland of Wall lcs Inepler' M
ru-,orehs of ihe Union squ.r Tlcater, Mr.. Drew Of
the Ii.u Avenue. NJ. seymour Fitch %. the Wallace
cub. tlr Elliott %. EYot'f. NJ. Lanel} "i enc f1t"
Re.rr 'r Gorge Hoy. Mr.. Hail. ant SIR Bie'' Ih'
,i,, Val. srr-ouulol d. doc floral oregingsoI friends
Ta.Iat sC'ub sent - E,0ptian pillar n'ary h'e 'e''
lish. of rcaro-,s aHJ ics,1mne. on'ir'ed srr'y o}
,he word Iails" u yioe:s. TIE lower part ~ me
,.r.. r.ur,s,ulD1 'li.- lr,cs. large green cross
emf e..rl hos wreath ~ lnWn'. tt.', 'r =, ROT
Z, ,.., llp,y stool 40 the head n ihg cIsh't - ~,
fa.i ,... 20 pillow anvil crown rom j. D. I'"i'r. h''
INFLOW .urmuuuted n' Frcoi can las, ',9n 'i' aI,
Jarrett ami Palmer ani Nn.l, -np 'fn tnc ~ buy oil
tHc ia.s Heuiri N.t.ni. We" .n' i4r 90 ,, No.
az, .'r,i'cs wen co.-Er.'h j.. We et' l,' ~ ,
powell orr rt cus,, Cigtci It cr!c.'A T. i'iA,''
l.. 81. au' An. mia rs ''9.'1 al+ ~, va t
,..... c.4tt.t gni c.o.f.. hu--,u.s " luuau 1iiu.
aut " LIBERIA 80 were -"ht n' "'' ta ave =. -,
'-i.-.i ~ Ia. nv. Ett.cr Mcdowell. IN innate
cL.Iuy oi Mr Williams l' We C'''l 'h' i" a. WV
,. l. au .r L. icip. A. l.t c.Ic,as.u Oh ih. sci-
'. ' Fee. er15lya .id. the ,n IIl,oon. ot the
.i.r.f ---p;it Third. Fourth, lih'u, 'ut nh F"ce
,,, D.. ,,,oa rs BE- b,'rI. ra.-r.t TIE police
battalion t.u i,t the process on i' tut h''' , o.,
Thc intos Cab ON Iuuioi.y c.thii+ ""'P''' ''e Io
iosi'f 'I r. .l, Of r5rs.y wii-ms we lose a re-
fs.. .tI..r ..r t.s| j q
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THE MASSACHUSETTS, CoNyEyTrov

In regard to the result of the Massachusetts
Republican Convention, prominent member Of the
party in this cy said yesterday that while great deal
always expected of Massachusetts, he thought tie
members OF the Boston Convention had acquitted them
selves nObly and Ia manner TO give very general sat =
faction u all Independent Republicans Anything TIA,
would meet the approval of the delegates named 10 Tia
Cincinnati Convention would doubtless receive the SIM
pOrf Of the party As 10 the relative number the s
porel 81 BrisOw aud Blaine Ia this city he said that X
was difficult TO determine ut r,scnt which Of the two
had the stronger snppo the sentiment throughout the
slate he thought wasrathcr m favor al BrlslOw
Thomas c. Acton said the general feeling Of the paxiy
in the clty unquestionaby that the Boston Convex
ton Lad made strong selection Of deegatesi-arge
and able delegates from the different districts might be-
expected. But n impossible 10 tell who would bs
the nominee ut Cincinnati 1he experience Of the party
at Chicago waa tie best evidence OF this fact II Was on
course poll tic the part OF the Boston convention NOT
10 declare favor OF any man, too long race
from this time until the Cincinnati Convention FOR apv
one 10 attempt To good horse should be run
10 death. The nomination OF Richard H. Dana, r. VS.
certainly well deserved and judcIous lnoyeuen( "a n
was an honest expression o. faith IN toe man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-29

the Ncw-lOrll and Boston railroad viii be
.oid under decree of foreclosure 90 White Plains, IN
Westcl-si,r County May o, 90 satisfy tie fsst mor
sr-c This roat was first vision oI the heW-lofA
ro.fon and Montreal Railway decree of foreclosure
has been granted against the DUtcht-s and Columbia
Railroad COMPANY, the third disaiua, ami the Harlem
Extension has been sold. leaving the Putnam AID
Dlchts and Pine Plains aud Albany Railroads.&c. satisfy
tho MORTGAGE Issued 5y ihe N.W-lOra, Boston ana Mon
trsal Railway Company, which amounts to Sl2-JO'CJO
Bond, ID she amount OF SG?J0U0O were negotiated by
B.,choG, heim Il Godschmiut of London, and The
honey tnus obtained used in completing TIE New
YORK and Boston division, mpru'lns lie DuchcsS aud
Columbia aud Harlem ENirnsion divisions, partially
grading the Putnam aud Da;chrs9, and Surveying the
Pine Fla.ns and Albany divisions, no portion Of the
latter division having been graded. several
BANKERS o. Paris have united IN bringing slt
In tre United States ttcut Court, Wnhlug
John G. Brown. Jessie se!igM:u William v. Duncan,
george H. Brown 1u.u0r ". Park, tue &rw-Nork, Boston
and Montreal Hallway Company, uni others, ttrnaI MIS-
Tile COMPLAINT Az KS tnt .hr money obi. ned ior e
bui that William b. Duncan ard icnor W. PARK received
over 100000 ou 4c'ont OF mUrt-a-r GA the H4lrm
Extension held 10y turi, tHd Tor rolling for on the
same railroad also that large amounts were pa.d tur
Interest bonds, robin" stock lri--- Ne.. d" Puih,
Brown. and otuni-, aul fut nothing Hcfar5 10 secure
tie bones of thc Ncu-Nork, hn,tou and Nontl go i'-
way exec, ~ the ,cu and fourth di, sions Which would
Tie face of he bonds. The piin As SEX tlat thr dc
fcndauia Ie made uit ilLal r.puu-ipr Tor non nj
h-ht ~ cun act. Tic directors oi me company, II IS
stated, have not had e. meeting iur over Is scar.
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A wouAN's cEun1aY TO A CHILD.

The officers OF the Society for the rrcvcn-
don Of Cruelty to CLdlcn were informed on Tuesday
that woman al ~. Gl3 East TnrtceuA,t. wa, u lnc
habit OF abusing little ed who called her " Nanny"
hnt was though not to De- ic wouaus child On Thurs
day morning an officer visited the house aud found lit
r g crOuched in the OF the room, wearing moth
Ing except pettcoat. Her face was bac and blue with
rais ON her head and sears, and her ears
were swollen injured, one being greatly dconncd.
II M some time It had been st She said her name was
Ellen and that she was eight year, old. Tie iDors
said that they had frequently the woman hold the
gil's hands and beat her with uOttcd cotucsuc. She
did This on "Wednesday last They had seen her take the
cmdby the hair and knock herngansi Tho walls They haI
often heard blows ana screams VIXEN the child being
beaten and had The marks and bruises Las, Christ
mas the c.id beaten with cOtAessiick over the
arad and arms THAT Aer arms were almost useless iO
weeks.
ON Thursday afternoon the Society obtained warrant
against the woman. who gave her name ~ Maria Con-
nors and her husband. liz Las never n is saii abused
the child but has been arad 20 interfere, from Year OF
lis wife. Yesterday, about a. the arrests were
made. The at first said that Ellen Was her own
Guild, hut aiterwaTd stated that the chlds father had
left her with her about our years Tie child told
the officer that ner Nanny hat struck Eer some time
ago WIN stone IN the arm and broken H. Tne bone OF
the ann felt IL IL lad been broken and badly set The
child was brought on habeas corpus yesterday before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-29
THE UNDERWRITERS, COUNCIL.
CLOSE or THE ANNUAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AGAINST DhNGgR FROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RECOMMENDED.


ct osr oF THE ANNUAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AGAINST D,NGgR FROM IREwORKs-UNIFoRM
TARIFFS RECOMMENDED.
The last session of the Underwriters Con-
yention was held yesterday, at No. 1876 Broadway IL
WAS resolved that the Executive Committee should
toropebly consider the merits OF the automatic signal
telegraph and T. A. Walton OF the special committee
appointed 10 consider the matter spoke in favor OF IN
cooperating the telegraph in the requirements oi the
Board ami making an extra charge when IT WAS absent
The following committee Of - appointed in accord
ance with the resolution previously adopted; H. H.
Lamport l.. j. Hcnlee, :. p Bia-den, a. o.
Baker, g Crowel, T. j. Cnard G. T. Cram
W. II Ross. b. W. c. sdlton, W. s. Denny
J. W Davenport, II. II. Hall, H. a. Howe, H. D.
Smith and T. C. Rouse. Tie attention Of mayors
ona other officers of towns AM cities called to the
unusual displays Of fireworks which will occur TINS year.
aud they were requested to make increased preparations
10 Guard against fires. The Secretary of tine Board was
made "A member OF The Executive Committee. e'"i'
ton 70 create Of Deyatioas which should take
ccgnizance OF all yitons from the Board rates or
miles. WAS referred ~ the Standing Committee 81 filcon
! resolution offered by Mr. iieald WAS adOpl'd 'hAt
Uniform ;agIn j. absolutely essential 60 1Otcr conin
of -in,Ss of fire insurance; tlHl more co u'i 'it
t'. H. relations between rue general and special agents
md Excrufiye Committee Is desirable. and that tue
Board RECORD appreciation oi tire almost uhFti' co
op,raiiu and fidelity o local boards IL helping 10 Su'
The exPrrSldenis of tie Board were made eT-otqeio
members OF the Executive Commit g. rae It9r 90 lAo
ou fur CHAIR resolved iO cal tle all nton of
Insurance. companies not member. OF the Board 10 tic
,sue to all policy holders 81 unity OF acuo' III ollrt
iat cquu rates may De liIh'ain'' ',nu .'
mittc o Fifteen authorized tu invite tht COOPERATION
OF such coinp auic.. The Board tlrn art 'irntd Il.
Tne ne 50, elected Executive CoSi..'1. M. at .!e
clos, off lua Convention aud organized 10y rtth-'tO
4. Hope of IN, ely chairman. ne 'ui'''',,,t ,
adjourned. witaot tIsHsacns any business un'I the
second week ia May
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-29

A meeting of the creditors of Henry VI. Sill
herman was held yesterday at the Office OF Register
Fitc. at which they agreed accept te notes OF NJ
SHERMAN FOR 1913 per cent Of their Claims payable ii t.
O. and - months The schedule SHOWS assets amounting
To -lOsg22 -, ana liabilities S3GJ,lOO 30
VII. Nj Flc-s & Co.. Len. Iel Valentine Eloit KhH-
Lamp DroAan d Powell Douglas Taylor and Charles a.
Lewis creditors o. the Mcssrs Wri,cy late lestes o the
NeW-York Hotel fled petition ia bankruptcy yesterday
against them. me claims Of The pctlomnS creditor 3
amount 10 S22.S1i rs.
Assignments for ;he benefit of creditors were fled yes-
ter,Ia, with hr County Clerk by Daniel Frey, isduie
lr-, ana Jacob J.. Hans frey Bros Coz 90 Charles
Loeb; by sordec,l Levy john j. Da Costa, aud ~
Henry parry 10 W j. BO.dWuc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-29
TIE YOUNG WOMEYs ASSOCIATION FAIR.
OBJECTS OF TIRE ASSOCIATION AND THE FAIE-AT-
TEACTIONs TO DE FFERED.

The Young Womcn's Christian Association of
this city has uel announcement % It's Fair to be
held al the Academy OF Music from May TO Nay l.
This organization aims 10 throw safeguard around the
yonng women OF New-Yok who are obliged 60 support
themselves, aud who surrounded on al sides by
uumberloss evil influences. IL is estimated that nearly
COCO persons OF this class are annually brought
under the direct or indirect influence OF the As
ISOLATION 1t is sought to accomplish the onls
in view by drawing theae young women to the
rooms Of the Association by means OF free lectures
and receptions by making the building homclike and the
reception Of NIL strangers sistorly b. finding work oT
the unemployed and by encouraging the use Of the free
library belonging to the Association, thus aording fire.
onent and natural opportunities for direct personal inu
euce The Association also undertakes an educational
work by providing free classes. where may per
feet themselves in their various pursuits. These meth
DDS Of work used opeu the way for direct religious
work among young women which is the distinctive aim
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-29

TO the Edftor OF me Trt5HRs.
SIR: Ia regard to the independent voter
have this much information TO offer am b. birIl .
weshman, by choice American citizen took eisH.
years time 10 study the history and laws and usases %
ihls county before applying 10 be admitted Ia ci'nsS
ship. voted Tor Gen. Grant The lifst time ne Was
aud since that time have been practically disGhcnis
in consequence of tie unnt nOB.inaions MADE ~ -
politicians. would Ike Adams OF this state ioG It.s
dent Win Newton Booth as vcePreSident OF bIis.D"
II lnOuc available. -
Broesfoi, AaSs, April "a, 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-29
PROBABLY FATAL ATTACK WITH A HATCHET.
On Thursday William Bullwagon and John

Robinson coOrcd, residing at Eoslyn, H. L. were en-
pofei BY the captain OF coal barge lyng at the wharf
tleYe 10 assist in unloading Thoy ished their work at
$50 o'clock and the captain paid 70 Robinson the money
due them both. Buwagon shortly after demanded his
money from Robinson, who refused to pay Inn: Angry
" ords follow ed between them, during which Bllwacon
seized an Old hatche and dealt Robinson two blows on
the h I'D breaking in his skull and face. Bullwagon
then went TO the residence Of Squire Frost and gave him
self up but was released by the Justice no one app
ing AK dust him. Shortly after BullwaeOn was arr sed
and coumi,ted TO the County Jail. Robinson stll
aye evening" but cannot by any possibility recover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-29

than emergency Ike the present could induce M %
do II. Stil we-woud rather 60 this than do worse anS
the autncracy of John Kelly must DC overcome A. ~
Gov. 1lden while he is a Sllewd manipulation Le cannes
be trusted for moSIont; bat Will not say wlat n,ss
be said this subject. Let il suffice that HIS etIt o
carry water both shoulders by assuming 10 be ts
friend Of both parties not deceived u.s. and he can
assuredly expect no sympathy nor support IRON The
antl.Iammany parity"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-29

Judge Barrett in Supreme Court Chamber the woman
being brought also under arrest Judge Barrett
sent the child Police Headquarters, AMI Denea war
rant having been issued meanwhile ny tic DsLrt an
Orney allowed the To until to-day On Aef o"h
reeognizance. The ease viii be heard to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-29

Long John Wentworth, ex-MayOr Of Chicago,
IS entirely bald except little air at the base OF
the brain behind the cars, and on one occasion when
Idne in the he frequently took OF his hat and
scratched back OF his cars, when wagglsh backwoodS-
man shouted out. Stranger, drive 'cIn up into the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-29
THE UTICA CONVENTION.
COMMENTS ON IT'S ACTION.

VIEWS OF TAMMANY AND AN1I-lAMMANY POLITE
CLANS AS 10 THE REJECTION OF THE AMI
TANAJANY DELEGATES.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11
EPIGRAMs.
What is modern peers Tair..s
To write lis thoughts upon slate
The critic spiis an " hal is done,
Gives a wipe-and all is gone.

What is modern peers faie..s
To write lis Thoughts upon q slate
The critic spiis an " hat is done, -
Gives a wipe-and all is gune.
HOOD.
Cav Hymen is like The black maker
rum,
DE more massa calls sme, de more
wont come"
He flies from the forward and bold
Hegiyes 10 The coy whathe keeps from
the kind, -
The maidens who seek him, the mai,lens
who find,
Are cast in an opposite mould.
"KNIcKERBocKER.
A bed and aspillOw Of precious stones,
Give very poor rtst to aching bones.
LIFE N CANA"
sTh, mouse thai trusts to one poor hole.
Can never he u mouse OF any soul.
Critics on verse as sqoibs on triumph
Proclaim their glory aud augmen, their,
Hot, enTious, noisy. proud, the scribbliDE
Burn, hiss and bounce; waste paper, stink
and die. YOUNG.
Why is gardens wildered maze
Like a young widow fresh and fair
Because il wants some hand TO raZe
Tue weeds thai have no business there.
MOORE.
If you are wise, just use your friend
Like cigar, say;
Suck him as long as you can draw,
Then throw The wretch away.
..KNIcKERBocKER
There's many a man hath more hair Than
wit SHAKESPEARE.
The sun which yearly melts the polar. ice,
Has euite the contrary effect on vice.
BYRON.
Some have at first for wits. then poets
Tulned critics next, and proved plain
Tools al last. POPE.
If boards long and bushy true wisdom de-
Then Plato must bow 10 hairy he-soat.
LUCIAN.
On | who would feht, march and coun-
iermarch.
Be shot Tor sixpence, in battlefield,
And shOTsled up in bloody trench,
Where no one knows, and all for fame
Nut ! TENNYsoN.