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, 1877-02-16


A SICK WoAiAN's PET.--A young bed
ridden woman has lately had an inter
estiug experience with monstrous rat.
She resided with her mother and two
sisters in a couple of humble apart
ments in Liverpool, England. On>ac-
count of the efforts of the mother and
sisters to support their home the inva-
lid was frequently left>slone for hours.
When all was quiet huge rat first
made his appearance through an aper-
ture in q closet. The sick girl having
no fear OF rodents threw some crumbs
from her table, but for several days the
big rat declined and ventured no furth-
er than heads lcngth beyond the hole.
Finally he took courage and rushed out
for the morsels of brerd thrown by the
feeble hands; still he made as little de-
lay as possible until the time had grown
ripe for closer acquaintance. The in
valid gradually induced his ratship to
make nearer advances, and he began to
linger after the daily meal and gambol
about the floor until the first strange
footstep fell upon the threshold, and
then he was off like fash. Then it be-
came one Of the poor sick girls whims
to have her rats daily portion specially
laid by, and the fierce looking and ano-
malous pet at length was coaxed to run
up the side Of the table and nibble his
dinner beside his kindly mistress.
Even then he could not be induced to
stay If the most stealthy football were
heard near the door. The only way in
which outsiders could watch his move
ments was through the little windows
on the top of the door. At last he per-
mitted himself to be fondled without
any treacherous resistance, and the sick
girl had not the least fear of him. He
was never heard at night, nor was there
any other rat about the premises. Then
the feeble hand could serve the strange
pet no longer, nor could the poor girl
be left alone long enough TO assure the
tanned rodent that it was safe to come
out. She died, and all other efforts to
call him out Of his hiding place were
unavailing. The sick girl had had him
in a tame condition for nearly six
months.
, 1877-02-16

Fiom John Flagg, Esq..oi Benningtos. N. H.
"Three years since was very much reduced
with dreadful cough, which resulted in Bron-
chitis, affecting me so severely as TO render it
difficult to speak in an audible voice. To this
was added severe night sweats, and I was fear
full Of going into a decline. After recourse to
various remedies, to no purpose, ! made use Of
bottles Of which fully restored me to health.
Since that time have had several severe attacks
of cough, but the BAE.sAh has always removed
them. always keep it by me, and should not
know how to do withoutit Sold by all drug
, 1877-02-16

vitalizes and enriches the blood. tones up the
system, builds up the broken down, cures, Dys-
pepsia, Liver Complaints, Dropsy, Chronic Di-
arrhpa, Boils, Nervous Affection, Chills and Fe-
vers, Humors, Loss of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder, Female
Complaints, and all diseases originating in bad
state Of the Blood, or accompanied by Debility
or low state Of the System.
/ CAUTION BE sure you get the PERUVIAN
SYRUP. One dollar and two dollars bottle.
Prepared by SETH W. fowEK q Sous, So Harri-
son Ave, Boston. Sold by druggists generally.
, 1877-02-16

IT is our pleasure editoriaIy to call attention
TO the Removal Card Of DR.. W. j. Paugh, one
Of San FrAnciscs's brightest lights, mot only as
an oculist and aurist, in which he has no supe-
rior on this coast but as being " au fat" in all
other branches Of his profession.
It il beginning to be understood low that a
successful ".speciAlist," either Of the eye, ear,
or any portion of the human anatomy, requires
thorough physician and surgeon, all of which
we can guarantees the DR.. TO be.
, 1877-02-16

A MONSTER LIaHTHoUsR.-The. CON
struction of the great lighthouse which
is to stand on the brow OF the Trocadoro
in Paris during the great exhibition Of
1878 has begun. The lighthouse in the
1867 exhibition was only fifty-three
meters, (160 feet) high, whereas the
present one will reach 127 meters,
or 412 feet in height. The light
house has been ordered for Plymouth,
and its white and red light will be
seen for several leagues on the main.
II will contain ten rooms for attendants,
two provision bunkers, an inhrmary,
and a bedroom with ten beds for the
shipwrecked. About fifty meters (162
feet above the level of the sea q moy-
able annular plate is provided for SCOT
ing the salvage line within range Of
5000 to 10, 900 meters. Near the base
Of this gigantic phoros there is a COM
plete and improved hfe-boat arrange
ment, which allows Of n life-boat being
lowered by one man.
, 1877-02-16


A DUFIcULr DRILL.-At the West
Point military school the cadets are
taught to ride bareback, to ride without
stirrups, to jump hurdles, to use the
pistol and saber while riding, to "cut
heads to the right and left, . and other
feats. The "heads" are leather balls
about four or five inches in diameter.
which are placed on posts Of various
heights. The trooper moving at q
rapid gallop must cut these heads rid
ing to the right and left, and also cut
heads resting on the ground, the last q
rather difficult feat when done TO the
left, compelling the rider to swing the
saber over his bride hand and reach
down from a horse sixteen hands high.
They also cut heads with the right and
left cut at the instant Of jumping a
hurdle. The most skillful maneuyer is
the cutting Of head upon the ground
between two hurdles placed about forty
feet apart, the trooper riding at full
speed and cutting 10 the right and left
IN the interval between leaping the hur-
dies. The trooper is also taught TO
turn his horse at full gallop in a circle
four yards in diameter. Most Of these
feats are performed in the riding hall, a
room about 40 feet long by sixty-eight
vide, with tan-bark floor, The parade
ground is about $50 yards long by $50 in
width. Seventy-hYe horses are kept in
use, the stables accommodating about
lOO. The animals are cared for by a de-
taehment Of regular soldiers provided
Tor such service, the cadets being too
busy to perform this duty.
, 1877-02-16

Coop ADvIcE.-f there are any Of our read
ers who doubt the ioondaJul curative effects of
Durang's Rheumatic Remedy, let them write to
any prominent person in Washington city,
where it is manufactured, and they will learn
that it viii Do even more than is claimed for it.
Sold by llfetail druggists, and at wholesale in
All large Jhties. Price 81 90. H. G. Kirk q Co.,
Agents, Sacramento.
, 1877-02-16
Dr. In Mars Seminal pm, for Seminal

Dr. In Mars Seminal Pills, for Seminal
Weakness, Loss Of Vlgor, Sexual and General De-
bility, Physical and Mental Prostitution, and the
many ailments arising from indlscreton, selfabuse,
over-work and over-anxety. To those in need Of q
speedy and reliable remedy for the above COM
plants DR. LA MARS SEMINAL PILLS are rec
commended. Thousands testify to their merits.
Price, q 50 per bottle. Sent BY express, o. D., 10
any address secure from observation. A. McBoyle
q Co. Druggists San Francisco, (P o. box 952) sole
AGENTS, 70 whom AL orders should be add essed.
, 1877-02-16

No HUMBUa.-Purdy Iitchfeld, corner Of
Washington and Sansome streets, San Francis
co, are closing out their entire stock of ready
made clothing, regardless of cost. They will
continue the business Of merchant tailoring and
furnishing goods.
, 1877-02-16

Says the Paris Figaro: A horse fell
on the Boulevard the other day and in
stantly expired. Some delay ensued be-
fore the dead animal could be removed.
Z" In my country" observed the Yankee
who happened to be q witness Of the
scene, there would be half dozen ad-
vertisements on his hide by this time.
Not long ago We saw on Broadway, one
morning. horse that had died the pre-
vious night. The enterprise Of the bill
stickers had enveloped him from head
to hoofs with posters Of various sizes
and patterns. He was the most miscel-
laneous-looking corpse we ever saw"
, 1877-02-16

SO
$40

PAINLESS DENTISTRY. Nitrous Oxide Gas
administered for painless extraction Of teeth Sets
of Artificial Teeth warranted to last ten years. from
$40 upward. Gold and silver filings at reasonable
prices Ten years constant practice. Oce, 40 Sut-
Sutter street. San Francisco. lUse the elevator)
DIR. T. MORFEW.
, 1877-02-16

=, "E1eUsE me, madame, but 1 would
hke % know why you look at me so saw
ageiyT said a gentleman to a lady
stranger. "Oh, 1 beg pardon, sir; 1
took you for my husband, /" was the reply.
, 1877-02-16

THE LfrTLE PAINs, toothache. headache. ear
ache, cramps, COLES, corns and bunionr are r,-
lieyed Ny 0neaPPlicAtion oi Trappcr's Indian
Oil. Proc 50 Cents.
, 1877-02-16

CAScER CAN BE CURED.-DR. BoND, Of Phil
adelphiA, announces his discovery for the radi-
cal cure Of Cancer. No kHifrI No Pain!
No Caistic! Remedies with full directions
sent anywhere. Pamphlets and particulars sent
free. Address with stamp, DR.. n. T. BOND, $50
North Broad IT., PhiladeiphiA. Pa.
, 1877-02-16

WESTON is going to publish in Lon
don a book on walking.
, 1877-05-16

IInlt sAtE-se, FIR ttttT. Lot i0xhuFEE1. TO
.nit"t. fonth frhht, on flirof4-st. hetwrrH STATE
~ ta..st* 7! ,!Eutes rs3k firm Coar.I!ou .Gt
water, sewer and Ea> lot II cenr. Half ras tAsnrr
srtnal1y wnrtst st:a, reF ft~,E. .[.F.
k.Dft-A YrpJ t.nf, mil dwelling orer and lot 1ax
tis nn chFner Of ConEsrss and Ahrriccn.pst rrnts,
St.
kl.En-ttore anil dwelling and tot 7i1s11.
ntt tIntstrt aud " SinGterEth.<ts,s frat4 $40. -.
S2istsrt rnftAEr anh trs. Eias13. M Wihctcztef:
ar. 'te Mpnrf. anl .thtm1 htif rsa. haf.
Ahte ctsf. Thrac Arc nit bnf-a!n', md f!s E.t OF
property. T. 9. nOfH
lso"1n 7, t7n Matltt'n,st.
T;OlI SAf.E-sT6 I:Eit IfiT. SEAii >iXTY.FIF:TH.
lfrnr'Drn'tt.. 1to1t1 ~.
};t,Is ssALE-unEAr CifANcH-n RI. ~. MANf.
sna-%t. snnh frl,nt, h:tEscn tink!:r ant lcsttt.
!ts. Frry rfIrnn for cash. GEO. u. [fil4AuN. ti@
Drart ,rh.st,
l'or *AtE-.:xf6Jiy Et6SE fITiST, wTsT ,nI:
st1ry .tnns fs1int. West Division. Si.ilsI. 4 ssry
eibn~ M. West Hvelon. fs.U .; !fHrJ stone ffoa:,
West plvttnn. ts,Hli. nit f,f,t"rn improved !. +.
NOCLD. IL MeCnrnItcK f1turk.
TOE sALk-,gi rEET VF HxsT l!EsIDtSCK
Intrt+t II hcst rrpidrttrr lots: liarn,.st.
'e''"' ea'' No middle "fa 'eed dl!s,rtGG1Fyj.,r7on
fIt,-yt,
, 1877-05-16
RELIGIOUS.

NErIIODlST PSYCHOLOGICAL UNION.
The Theological Union commenced lis acsaion
ysstsrday morning at tho FIRST N. +. Church. Ey.
aaaton. and was called to order by tho Nev. II.
AtanlAltr. b. D., anl on motion tho Ncv. Dir.
lfa'h. Of Te1aS, was elected temporary Chairman,
and v. IL Holmes, OF Rock Ntvor Conference.
temporary Secretary. Devotional exercises wero
.atn held, conducted by Dr.. Flax, Of Detroit.
On motion Of the lev, +. D. 1Icmenway. D..D., Vt
k'apaton, Committee on Permanent Organization
VA appointed ~ follows: Tho Roy. II. Coleman,
%isconalu; Prof. Hudson, Indiana; Ds. J,
H. Rlgby.. Iowa; thu Rev. A.. ". Pat
EseoP T. RsAx!a a0' ii. and com%ss sas sr' rs2s !?
Slss.ptcsdeass. Secretary, Treasurer. and sisnd.
SsossH Y soan!tess ia!t On nanes eo, aud fusfsa to
Z, Hs,a,ss. s,s p;ps: z ibs ~ rss Respective
ie uons gs atit y ea Ys.oaoS SnS limiting essay.
.e.y "a .aitty ttnntcs zach. and extcmlWraucoas ~.
@s1, @s.t; ,u t. ssa minutes. hts DID n9t appsa. 70
sstaisn, Ind d,aliy t,o ll,nis o. s.ssys @ss r..
n,s mn,ssec' snd criticisms worn limited 10 tyc mlns
II, member asked Dt, Raymond to aoane whether
nn.p'*cr could cn'ufcs lalth lu 1oa. The latter
~ IL that ths subject was too Important to 10
s.nassd in few minutes. Faith vs. the n.ost
si.bin ~ tnnx .of chtst.sns, and VIVA matter
,i ;s; !. r. spenets s s' did not think be.,ss
ses, eaes, y tioa q chfist wa. matter within Tho
1s r. ~, 10y. J. " Gtlin alao made few remarks.
~ 1S.ta 49, met with 4GcultY n the inquiry room.
em sae pstsons bud demaudcd ,has ho should chow
siHis1snss III T. ae bad !1un 4 u.efal 70 exercise III
q Il. y fa;,1 SG1s:'ps: %e'ea 1Ad eoa'
,"os'satasy; but tas,n: liz preliminary sisps 10
fah wa, us n1tur.I ~ hrrNt1lnw un,t ~ n,mcI, In
, 1877-05-16
SPOR,YING.



Tho sxpected gams betwocn tho Chicagos and
postous did not matcsaiiza yesterday, 1ud tho po'
e0lfafIy aggrhyatlng &na cussed weather naat tako
Tue blamc. A. carly A. 2:ao The gathering clouds
Ia Tho southwest and tho Wind from thAt4uartcF
tc9sn 10 intiuidatc peoplu. anl consequently only
abonk 900 wcsu On tho ground n J;l:,, when tho
rain began to fall. With ttuo Chicago msapness
the water fell until lltt1u after 4, and theh the
sun camo out spd made al pretty day ~ onu
could wish. Jul 1t wsa too late, and tho
game went over untll to-day. Tho
ChicaRoa were expecting to 90 to Milwaukee
but have given Up tho trip and will meet tho los
tons SoE suru this sftarnoon. The game will bo
better ono than Saturdays, whichever way u ehds.
The Chicago Club has established brand ncw
phenousual ultcheF OF IL owa-A player who never
pitched until thEa year. but who II declared un all
hands by those who hayo flcd 10 hat hiu. In pFac-
lice "a bs tho Of a the pctfectlon. Of the
r. 1le M 70. r. pnt II 70 PLY ~ pS'isonii
sns;s sl. sn9sa e 81 n
apeetat Dfspa&ca ia NJ zrssns.
snih inpsng to:dsy between ihs Clneinual,s aua
ihs latter, the Louisyle4 excepted to decision Of
tho umpto, k,eke<. and LIFT lhc asld The game vss
nea y II !. sala
cassSsst, IT,; 5oae., ~ aaa xldy. sa1 gSol Gats.sa
n'ps whlls thu L0ui''ills' alass fcfsa ~ 1a'"'
.e.ssiss'ss .Gss:T .,,.....,,,":.5 S $$s$ i-s i4-S
]g1l,pis Ua,pi!s@Irsa; :,. Il ;ii II. Lulyox., "
Nans ea,nsd-c,neinnali, Il; Luulass!Ir, !.
Flrst h4a9 % on sssors Ut opponrusa-e5nc'nnasl.
nsl!s IT saiisoo Ms,thsx:. 1o On a Is,lia iii II
= stnlsfx' selsd ss.ss cp.aes Fix.
Gtfuck out-NsnnluR and Makthoua.
, 1877-05-16

c1nsuin!lpnh' hlhtnf1 ~ Nel!iodam' ~" nc q"
,hs hs nS a'c ne ,. a.3Gg "%
xme,.es to l7ss. When shd ,tst ofs,ni,sti"n ".
is~t General nc { tontcrenca % va. Grl The thin ran
;Sm laa nj y ;S ns, ,T%s h' a1ts
m s wes lar ri
hrtt a,ln,ttcd 10 tic t'encral Conferences. TINS
materially changing thc eon.tuttnn q t, E"y"r.;,
%"tho.ma 1 s a!f'tH Hae:'ss u: es.siy !sutds M!
Wat xs1e h 9s 9ty Th' + s sSn '" sp'
Mr Asbury VISA the Arst Superintendent Of tho
CHURCH II th'; county, sna " w. ,pcstsaed ny
returned = England, hI: pol!tIsai feelings nas
NJ, NJ ssSsstss sps;ntaea s T. I, 'st H. %es SIX
!he chnseh il America m'i.t cut airi. ffo,n siat
inc nrrt t'ook Of sunday rc!viee. prepared. ~
NJ sSi s%s' F The p'1 Il, Of ctnp eG TsGs u c61.
!as @ ~ ~ ss'y it, tSs Ms!ssd:! Es:ssps essEsS:
vcicr. H.cl. was the history Of the birth Of. tlc
Methodist churchNn America.
The cat1y government wne not undlatntl,cd n
lcges Of Tic dsst Council and General Conferences.
rtior 70 1919 Tho l'Iahops fofac, eon,tnnrnt pntt
IL te eIs psoccedirs. % IN 1Ai@ ths wa changed. and
an nsEare law, at What ngat ne sa!en eoms,'
iato was auoP9fu io1 VII H. ,snaranmint sct.n.
20 nmuoI !aat aaM tas @ III 1c h.en XIII rn,Trss
o. conferences wefe .itn'nr snni1. iha Ents.
c1nnss 'nS s nnbsr f cerntes ba1d
tlnt provided ~ inc o, nse ss n.
ed q tsG nook ~, ~ a1 rcs Theu wos oe
tnan o,n 81 e ra III rangs ' III or nv Of thtso
tsxcent ths assess is o ao9t. IL rcvsfs. io th
"1S WIN sr,Islcs Of rsaSn Could not b.
t'1 o! W. for, ~ Hvrrno,cmt rnmI not In
dana awas w,st py tlo easrsl Conference, except
wMese tns tHssesssve @ h"MIa' ~ ~ WcIhmsi.
y ,ea 5.ss, nv H. Wishnnz wore noi JIuccann
ut III tIax III XXI mnf fotn an articr III
, 1877-05-16

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 15.--Tho 0onoral
Council OF the Reformed Episcopal Church ysster.
dsy afternoon adopted 4 resolution declaring that
Tho Council recognizes tho proprlety of ministers
Of tho Church calling upon any mc,nbeE OF the
Parish Council Or o.hur coan,unIcant to rad revu"
lar sctvIce at such tlna a. they may deem cxpcat.
ent. A resolution was adopted pruvialng for tho
extension Of thu Church INTO ofSat iif'sa'n' and
, 1877-05-16
HGliUtsy,AH REAL t:srATE.

=; ~ - e.-..e
!r1ra rty nn l., i. q. r. 1Hnt huy Until! yYY
srs ~. Is i',as r!cssant af Gh!esvo .ll'rl" NH
rr,nt, F. %. C'lsairr, OF G. {. LAY. u Wash.
1hHFut It.
J. nnr hlnrk frnm dtrnt. at IA1ranEr.7 miles frntn
hleAent 81 ti1Sn anu ~ nS:ithlrs rrnrest Efoefiy
a1rEaIJ on. IRA Hlkt}TE. a! LaHsc.a 1T. lhs7n, T.
, 1877-05-16
TO 1sENT-FIOttSE;N.

Ff+O ttLST-s1, rEH MONTH"; -ELEuAST LARGE
4 ''rirk hoM.~ With large grounds and nnc afAItr.
- " rnrn"r sah HuIrnst eng CsnrT1'as AZ
.sovy Ast T. Ner. We.. Adant.t.. ca..et tasnpsr4x.
Inquire nf II. Nt!AS HaH'WS. lot West Van 1!nrrn.
ttWnExT-*,a rfls tst,xrn. 2.srotsY nHitE, i
1tol''rnos.,; - 2.inrT frsrn", ~ JlarYard."t:
iarnp,c -hr. no 1,to.y fra,1. ID tfarrari.ss. in.
puirr n :tss HtktFrn Ar.
ffv, hEyT-COrrAng ioi *ft'TH LiSc1ILV Ar.
tricen.uf '''''
, 1877-05-16

THE RIFLE.
A meeting Of the Northwestern 13ide Association
was hold At the Grand Pacific 1fotel yesterday at-
tcrnoon, at which seven clubs w1rp Represented.
II was decided to hold shoots pnec month hy tue
different climbs men,bcrb Of tho Association. on
the scenns "Wednesday Of oncf month thereafter.
Tho As.ncfation hold final meeting In October. At
which time runtesth for grand prize will be heidi
banner. approprtateiy lnscrhcd. whs drslanntcd M
tho Rran3psize Of tho A.*oclalon. The aggregate
II meeting VIII bc furnished tl1o accretsry by ioi-
cgrarh At The close VI cacl, mcctng, and by him
Htnt IN rnch 0f tho conteftinr clubs. Tho dis:
yarIr, fifteen shots At cnc1 lntancr. no sighting
alnte Oferlmonr rnlcH to govern. After the trnna-
action OF aone further routine business tho meet
tNg adjourned,
, 1877-05-16

ltEAa. Es1A;rE WANTED.
1trAETEtl-11tbt;BE AND FiiOM ! m q ACRES or
w Krpand within ~ miles Of Lhitasbt x1lt pay rash
Or nsauni. small amount. II. c. WALLACE. 1lyhtatc.
IXrANTEn-tUs1SERs PROPERTY IN THIS CITY
w or st. L1Gta valuation ahnut Sky khux.nd dol.
lart ft4sltsfHs Mnst 10 anlncufn3ctct AddFt 81,
Ttthune n.tcH.
, 1877-05-16

NEW YORK TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
NEw Youk, May 1f.-Thn Tobacco E1chan 70
wat opened to- dny at 10 BeoaI street. For the
presoat only bone brands Of tobacco will bo dealt
fN.
, 1877-05-16


LII AZ: s! e. Ss: b:as
T. SH1eSNAdF %i1iH!S 81 'H!!S k2!HxHHH tAN sH
Il Il aMf Mti AifSHAhhf aGANh4hfxEiRREsAEo EiHRREsAExo IN TIE FUTURE
RRSS{T}liK SkMt,SE ~ sHisixMa 81 no2ns I. ,.2sn.s
-, .;sss; ias s,|s;.:;
~; sssiy i; e:s zS! s''
IL 4 y; 5 y WIN ~ 'ss . # SS|:sE NJ. ss!;%
"5 "at s s,sat '..f .ssiss s:aa .a WITH w" s
! sss @ot'h TO-
ss.so 81 ! raIr nnc q :.Merc nsn.s. xorthss.
f &c, ss ss's vi. xsskani Sss;m e.a'A worn" $50"
tes f'fo s,ts, ia, s?n,e c'a1s'
| a WOOL xo!s!ed suis. former prieu sis. nov taSa
a,S s.@Is ~, SSa11 ia
ts SI ;.i 81: 5 sS,S
% 1A,sni riEEl l=7Iii; FIaE s1ors will pn orES
i5S M,Soa;y: Wv. 5s SSi 'iSn i. 70 ..
X; Il a u5k ;rs III A I. We mn az .S1c rs
ssn sas Iaa sttSstJls md xaois AID price,. 1Fiee
1lfE| r@,k; @ G ,5xE !i5yE "a, FTESI1!: : tS5 a, aE
70" ~ ~ '",.l'sf ptse e'a = M eoa.n .afx
E%s s!t ,s Ss4 ,..a fof s.
fs: III siafs +! 4vsiT ssSs six; IN Finn z7dK v57 n
so i F!iS s:crs.: iS' soa!h t:s1Ks'. w -.
fax saa fISE & S;o i9s inAooS ffsp Tts f
now d. ~ !, ,ss sonth c'.fk,.t: s-
i s fiji ss;5 n s': ssa, G!siis cost 81
TIRE! FINE !l-TltE CONSTANT T1tltnSG 0F
, 1877-05-16
THE TURF

THE TURF.
LxxtNo7ox, IT.. War 1a.-Tho races to-day
were we'll attended. and tho sport fne. The fol-
Fitfs rnce. pnrtc e:ka'; $500 TO the drs. $50 to
the accnhh li0fkr; mile hrKt.
Abe Tnfnrd's b. I. Iizxtc WMipe = ycnta, by En-
9NircF. dam t1ranu Dnchess. ~ vAh1ai. ..:...3
I'll. MsRittrn,a s, ch m. klcmi, Scarn f'y Aate., =
JsiIcs X Gi!n'cals b. I. j.nci. Jrara iy
lsc!ttnfns. dam kclpfe. hJ imp. ls0nn!c Scott
!nMti. ..4
harrington. dam Laura fir1c~t Ly WnF lIAtsce+.8
Th1na. l'ra,ltcys ch. r. Fannie L5sie. Jcar'. ~.
.. Ttmt-i:47, l:l1; t:+7i.
Second racc. a Fwecpstakc fur 4.year.nida, $50
each, play or pay, 800 ndded, second horse to
aaye hin htakc. ~ miles:
Lyle & 'ab. Joe I.odcs. by vtrR dam Item. hy
II. vN:niansh: 4. LcsHiraionisn. By imp. Leaning.
ton. dam Mo1tt. By rxnHtnn
ftnie-1:5aH.
Track good.
LoSnoN. May THE Newmarket spring hanit-
can was won ty la 5autecse, Coesuleus second,
Drigtta third.
, 1877-05-16

~ HEAVY, DRAFT AND CHEAP NE5!HKsS
Ia.ecs 10 9sAt sny ~ a1sa ., ~ 81, y Ss ssts
epra. apd top; ohe ntst c.as .kxe. sn Ruud
running oEttsi prizes fl73; twu EAI aSoHf aha
tGx A1yocAs. Nust W Ao3 u Of - bl4e lAAll.
, 1877-05-16

WANTED-TO Tfl:N1'. =
JS7ASTEn-rn nEST-a Ort . Itf'>Me FOtt LIGHT
housekeeping. ~ fan,!.ys es, VIM tr"t heusa
with other PARTIES Aldtras i 81, IrIl'nuc Once.
N4TASrEp-Tn nEsr-A not'sE: or TWO FLATS
Dr toor OF fruHi to ~ ur0nls. within ~ incs
nf hHsiftta centre. Fnf'e!ass tenant. AddFsA n.
Tribune office,
, 1877-05-16
NJ unIt,Al..

~ NJ UNI TAE4. ~
INECfsEIk N{u,s. psASf}S hNf, RSTES NR0AEt
~ are uul, setally acknowledged sM{Tr!ur To- 4!
Rlhrrs; rrirca low aud tetrs to aut.' STORY CtMP
u, Stdtt,kI,
, 1877-04-21

1t WAS genuine dyc.ycor.old poll
trian rehuking his sister of three {:
"Cm't You pray better than that, Kittic :
! It's mean OF you to pray just for your
relations and nobody else, Now hold
uP and let me show you God bless Pa
&pa and Mamma and Aunt Fanny and
kne, too, and the whiskpy ring and SAM
A. Tldcn, and uvc the whole of EN-
NV hearts, so timt rvrrythingll so
Straight and nobooy get mad and moth
my come to pieces For Jesus sake,
AmrN''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-09
CLEARED.

Steamer Diego tspl. Gastanasa. Liverpool-R cotis
Steamer Cortes Freeman, Halifax. Ms and st Johns.
NF-CiMrk Seaman.
steamer City Of Austin. Stevens Fernandina via Port
steamer A Stimcrs Warren Philsdcrhia-Jas Hand.
shin Iaopcne (Br, Kelly, livsrp0J Arkell, TUFTS Co.
Bark Navcsink. Barstow, sShanghai-satcr liver
Berk Hudson Vaughan. Yokchnm aSalter Livermore.
Bark liomborsund tNor Niclscn Bristol E--Funch
Bark sgurl JarI tNor,. ros,enscn. Cork tor orders,
'Is "rs Frea.ae Xor Norhcrs Cork Falmouth for
dcrs-Funch. Edge Co
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mouth-Funch. Edge Co.
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mouth for s-Bockmann. Ocrlen " 90.
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Bark Flokc (Nor, Nicholson, Christinna Funch Edye
Bnrk Re gina Tock, Ray. vacncia--p ohm zittlosen.
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brig Ida (Br, sitcmnn. Halifax. NsGerhard Brewer
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achr Mary $ Lunt DIR, Leo Point-aPtrc, Guad-E du
schr Mabel Staples Putnam Point-n Pitre-Brctt Son
scIr Orvctta Henry Nnvassa TslnneFrsnk Pdgson, Jr
schr Mary Dyer. oliver. Green Turtle Cay--nJ Won
scir Bcnniocl OBJ. Griffin, ST Johns MP Ncvius
schr j NJ Richards, Masbury, Fornandina-JasA Van
Brunf.
scir s l. Thompson. Hail. Provldcncc-H Jackson 4
Son. = < . :. =.
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schr shultis. Young, New IIavcn-A Hazard.