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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-05
SOUTH CAROLINA'S DEBT.

COLUMBIA, June 4, 1877.
The Committee OF FREQ Conference. to wnom was
referred tho Appropriation bill. the most important
feature OF which is the fifth section, providing Tor In.
tcrcst the bonded debt, will most likely agree to
collect tax for the same but leave tho appropriation
for the next General Assembly, said debt bo sub
jcclcd TO nvc sgation by commission elected by TINS
Assembly, and the decision OF said 10 be
submitted al the meeting OF the General Assembly.
which VIII make an appropr alton out OF the funds III
hand 70 pay such portion Is considered valid This
octon will not operate TO the do,rncnt Of bondhod-
crs. N will be impossible collect the before
that time. Action Will bc tnkcn TO morrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-05
EXPLOSION AND FIRE.

William Davidson, boy employed in the laboratory
OF Mr. Palmer man ufacturer Of perfumery a. No. II
Plat street, was engaged yesterday pumping spirits
out OF a cask the basement into bucket. Near HIM
gas jet. II was lit and certainly three
from him. AS he pumped tho spirits the vapor ignitcd
aud an explosion was tho Immediate consequence. In
n mcmcnt tho whole place was 10 blaze ana Davidson
was covered with tho burning fluid Tho employees
rushed In and dragged min out not. however, before
lie was severely burned about tho head and BODY. lie
was taken 10 Chambers street Hospital.
The bremen aud the police oi The First precinct,
under Captain lyman, arrived and tried 10 put tho re
They succeeded, but not before So 900 worth OF
stock was destroyed Tho building was only damag god
TO The extent OF 5000. Tho lre ala last than
halt an hour.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-05
SOUTH CAROLINA COTTON CROP.

CHARLESTON, 3. G., Juno = .S7I.
The Ne,cs and Courier prints tho following as the
result OF the extended inquiry concerning tho crop
prospects OF this State :n tho Eastern counties The
best cotton distrc, In tho State the stand bad and
what cotton Is up looks badly and shows Improve
mcnt growth In the upper counties the cotton is
similarly affected and the want OF rain seriously felt
In tho middle counties. week ago, there was no
stand Of cotton Oh tho river lands hnd little cotton
up ON tho upI,nds the stand was about the same
as IN tie sections previously mentioned. Tho lower
counties mngc better reports. Tho dryness OF tho
weather has been favorable work and kept nc
cotton crop "out oil the grass.n with everything
favorable from this time and with late FROST n
fair crop Of cotton may still DO mado, but under no
circumstances can full crop be expected
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-05

JERSEYS COURT HOUSE JOB.

The alleged corruption in tho purchase OF the site
Tor Court House in Jersey City by SIR Halstcd,
rector Large and the Board OF frcchoders OF HGd
county. was the subject OF investigation yesterday
before Robert ID. Wynkoop, referee. The county
officials were examined as to tho crowded
condition OF the present Court House necessity
for new anu more extensive building. James I.
Hough President Of the Police Comm ssioners: T. J.
Condor aud others testified that property we'll
worth all that paid for H. while others stated that
the price paid was cxorbtan The testimony 70 be
submitted TO tho Supreme Court during the present
month. Tho trial OF Director at Large Hastcd and
certain Frocholdcrs In connection with this alleged
fraud is postponed TILL the Is argued.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-05
CHEAP GAS FOR BROOKLYN.

AZ regular meeting Of the Brooklyn Board oil Al.
dcrmcn yesterday afternoon lengthy communication
was received IRON Mayor Schroeder transmitting the
bond OF tho Mutual Gas Light Company. rs approved
by him. Tho company required, under penalty
OF $4,000 to furnish within year from tho 2sth OF
May, 1877. gas ut reduction ofiwenty.ive per cent
below tho price now charged by the OLD companies
consumers and at Still greater reduction To tho city.
The company Is 10 cxpcnd at least s200,00 during
the year. IL Is required to extend Its pipes tor tho
supply OF gas annually until the benefits to result
from the grant shall reach tho whole city. owners
OF buildings will not be charged for their meters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-05
FRAUDS IN A MARsHAL's OFFICE.

BALTIMORE, Nd, June 4, 1877.
Washington special saysJ. G. Hcsior, Special Agent
OF Department OF JUSTICE has arrested In that city
Joshua Franks, deputy United States marshal ol
North Carolina, charged with defrauding the govern
ment by sending up false accounts very extensive
OF frauds has been discovered In Marshal Doug
lass Office. Before he lett North Carolins, Hester
arrested q. y. Cfonnbcrgcr tho chef clerk aud H. G.
Clarke, the Chief accountant in Douglass onco. The
frauds sah to amount TO many thousands OF dollars
ard been goiug for several years. Franks says
came here Tor the purpose OF giving tho authorities
Information concerning The frauds " VIII n 1nkoa
TO North Carolina on Tuesday for TRIAL
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Thomas W. Hatfield, superintendent OF the Amcri.
can Society for tho Prevention OF Cruelty 10 AMI
inus made complaint yesterday afternoon before JUS
tico Morgan, al the Torkvilc Police Court, against
Thomas Dickinson. an engineer employed al the
Hebrew orphan Asylum Industrial Home, Nos. I73
and 70 East Scvont xth street, for halI stranglpg
dog On Sunday morning AMI then roasting It's body in
the furnace OF tho workshop Dickinson was arrested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-05
ART AT THE CENTURY.

THIS months exhibition OF pictures AT the Century
is unusually interesting There tho visitor will
ono Of tho best Inncss ho ever saw, brilliant bit
right out of nature, and several OF Winsow Homcrs
darby pictures, strong pieces Of color and no char
actcr drawing; better work than this he has never
done. Then there Of Honor u. Martins
thoughtful suggestive landscapes and dreamy liitlo
picture by Charles II. Miller Eastman Johnson
hbits portrait painted IN the conventional STYLE and
Dicrstadt scnds an embarrassing landscape. Bier
s,adt does not sccm TO any; he did better work
at first than he does at lcust no gave promise Of
better work. Bristol, Tiffany and other well known
artists have thcir pictures on exhibition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-05
HEALTH FOR THE LITTLE ONES.

Tho Seaside Home at Bath, l. J., was opened yester-
day under the auspices OF the Chdren's Aid Society
and 100 cb'Idren from avenue c. Fourteenth ward and
Wafer street schools taken there TO enjoy tho
fresh from the and the good nutritious
iooi s.J hn1 mix prVvidcd for then. The excursion
cannot ia to Dr,ng the little ones back with renewed
strength TO endure tho trials OF SIMMER IN the
CITY, The home has been opened earlier this season
than usual account OF tho weather which has
already commenced to toll amoug the poor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-05
EXPORTS OF COTTON GOODS.

WASHINGTON, June 4, 1877.
The Chief of the Bueau Of Statistics las published
as,accnt showing that there exported during tho
iaonh Of April 1871 ,62s yards cotton goods
OF the value Of 067 and OF other manufactures
OF cotton Sl43 53e; total 300. 50G Increase IN
value over the exports III April 1876 OF $685. 05s or
fhirtysix per ccuL OI the exports IA April. 1877,
fortythrco der cent S51s 1872 woro shipped to the
I1ilcd Kingdom and British possessions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-05
FUNERAL HONORS.
SEVENTH CAVALRY HEROES TO DE BURIED IN 4
NATIONAL CEMETERY.

NATIONAL CEMETERY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
LgAvESwoRrH, KAN, June 4 1877.
The 23d inst will be ono Of the most SOLEMN occa.
sions Fort Lcavenworth known hero since the
rebellion II will DO marked by the reception Of tho
bodies OF thirteen OF the officers Of the gallant Seventh
regiment Of cavalry who fell with General Custer in
the memorable massacre OF tho 23d OF June, 1870.
Arran gcmcns bong made at the fort for general
suspension usual duty, and the whole garrison,
officers and soldiers, will turn out escort to
vcy the romans Of their comrades TO tho National
Cemetery Tho citizens hero, wno In the past, know
the officers OF tho Seventh, Will also turn out and pay
parting tribute 70 tho doaj.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-05
A LIBEL CASE DISMISSED.

Detective James Mooney appeared 10 the Tomps
Court yesterday, Tor tho third tmc to a charge
OF libel preferred BY William Mckay Tho latter
charges that Mooney caused TO be published on tho
llth ult, In morning paper, IiDeous statement TO
the cllc0 that Mckay was concerned 10 heavy Org.
cry Each inc the called for examination
the prosecution asked Adjournment, their principal
witness not being present Yesterday Justice Otter
bourg dismissed the complaint aud discharged Mr.
Mooney.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-05
ARREST OF CRIMINALS.

lDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
LAwREscE KAN. June 4, 1877.
Information was received to-day at the Central In
dian Superntcndcncy of the o. gang of horse
thieves and countcrfoltcrs by Agent Becdo Of the
Osago Agency. Stamps, dies. &c, secured and
the prisoners sent TO Fort Smith Further develop.
mcnts expected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-05
ARRESTED IN CHURCH.

George Thompson was arrested yesterday on sus-
picion OF robbing the Of Church OF tho
Holy Innoconts Hc was found oungng around them
in u suspicious panncr. on his person were found
fine wirc instruments, with which 10 Is believed he
committed tho tbeit lie had also $47 In bills and 81
IN silver and copper com.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-05
A SPANISH INSULT.
AN AMERICAN yHALEn ARREST

AN AMERICAN wHALEn ARRESTED BIZ SPANISH
CRUISER.
KEY WrsT, Fla. Juno 4, 1871.
The American whaling schooner Ellen Rizpan. Of
Prince,own. Mass has arrived hore While taking oil
the keys south Of Cuba the schooner was boarded
by Spanish cruiser and her papers demanded under
tho penalty Of punishment. Captain Durham pro.
duccd his papers, but they we're considered insun.
Gent and he detained four days close coulnc-
ment until the arrival OF spanish frigate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-05
THE BOLLENGER OUTRAGE.

The police Of Newark arc using overy effort TO cap
turc the persons who, alleged, so terribly outraged
the Bocnser family and last night, anticipating early
succcss and fearing that the Boeugcr family might
not be on hand when wanted, they were taken INTO
custody and are held as Witnesses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-05
AN ELEVATED RAILROAD.

THE IRON HORSE AMONG THE CLOUDS.
DENVER, Col, June 4. 1871
The highest point yet attained by any railroad In
this country has been reached on tho summit OF
Lnveta Pass in tho Sangrc do Christie Mountains BY
the southwestern extension oil the Denver and RIO
Grandc Railroad. Tho altitude OF the summit is o. $40
foot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-05
THE TAMMANY SOCIETY.

The regular meeting OF the Tammauy Society was
held last night at rsmmany hall, Augustus scho pre-.
siding. The only mportau; business transacted
the installing OF Mayor Ely as Sacnem. Further prep
arnons for the reception OF Governor Robinson were
made BY tho committee APPOINTED for that purpose
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-05
vs. RAPID TRANSIT.

LONDON, Ont, June 4, 1871
Trains on different railroads wero much delayed
this morning by ca,crplars on the track. They are
swarming IN millions On tho Port Stanley Road IT
was found necessary 10 shorten trans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-05
MACKEkEL FISHERY.

HALIFAX, n. s., Juno 4, 1917.
During the past week large schools OF mackcrel have
appeared In tho Bay OF Fundy Large hauls madc
Dgty. Ciemcpts Port and other places on the BAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-05
NAVAL INTELLIGEN CE.
couRTEsrEs TO GOVERNOR CARROLL ON BOARD
THE PowHArAN

THE PoWHATAM
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.1
ANNAPOLIS, Juno 4. 1877.
Acting Boatswain John II. Brown is detached from
tho Naval Academy and ordered to tho Norfolk Navy
Yard. Assistant Surgeon A. A. Austin has reported
for duty here the steamer Maynowcr.
CoURrEsIgs GOVERNOR CARROLL.
Governor Carroll returned the visit ri the United
States steamer Powhaians officers Saturday. An
appropriate salute was nred and he was banquctcd on
shiubOard.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-19
Sales pp Autnon
DEREMPT0RY SALE
Alarole ano Slate Mautcls.

4 TTENTION Now is the tune to purchase
~ SLATE AND MARBLE NANTELS.
Prices never as low slate steps ant 9eTs ana al kinds Of
slate work PENNHYN SLATE Co.,
50 UnionS1uare. y. Y. tith ave. and l7tHst)
ERATES and FENDERS.-Thc largest manu-
~ laCturcIs ard half low either tar
cuais with dumping and shaking attachments Brass
frames Androns ~ antique design for wood fires
LOGS Screens ~fOveS ard IOl-s &C. wholesale and re-
tL Ca;Jo-us and IrCritsL Liberal discount 10
trade. j. =. CONONER p Co, 3OS Cana. st New or
New-York tribune., 1877-05-19
Il1sCellGueCus

IJOREAU LEFEYRE, oldest champagne house
VI 90 existence; qf, PCS, aGd pts. Victor r. Aalggr ny
MONEY On DIAMONDS, FURS, &c.-Dia-
W mo1ds "aieh" Jcwery s.yof|2r, Ca'9.5 I iiair @
very snau advancU. GRO. c. ALLEN. Je9eier, l.l5O
isUIasW4Y, near 2Jtf ST.
MAGNETIC IRON ORE FOR SALE, 900
NA tons soft, fuz;Eg suitable tr puttiug or
steel making. bearing tie following nayss: 'o1 nrillG
iron e'iaa r asplOrs; Ip sulphur on cars tl central
Ear1aJ OF s. J about 10 miles from Easion, Penn Also.
quantity Of I cu.atc cry0 AGon5 qIr4t} Address j. h
LARGE, White House. HEuieruou Co.. Is. ..
ID HAND, 81 West 3Jd-st., near Broadway,
w-uu-Ctuvtr o. Plaster Center pieces Iud BrIcdcts rev
AID elegant designs. larse, assortment lu -ly city; carefully
PACKED az parts The country 70 e lowest prices
rEHE TRUANT BOYS-A more ingenious
picture thau tie Toll gate sent .ree t.r 5taasP
E G. AHBEG, Buffalo, " Y.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-19

,Oli 5A'TU SEASON. 1877.
IC%f. cATsKILL MOT NrAAiSSy : ~ H9T-ETy Hit,Tr-.Ttrt y Y
The largest and leading Hotel OF the te-slii IeSivh'
ONLY hrstciass House ON the MOhhliihs, ,,,.
and only randlne famous We" OF me II
Elevation 1000 frcf open June 20 c' J. '4''s
'' " ~ 4. T. BEACH, Proprietor.
ChA~. a. Bcachs M0sntaih houh.
sage, aud carriages Agsuts attendanco Oh arrival VI
traius and bOas
New-York tribune., 1877-05-19
Golels.
HOUSE,
M.HBEr

HAMILTON HOUSE,
4 STAMFORD, COM.
q tr5ca5s Family House, with every mod'rr
a. r.Jug water and wardrobe every room, sriint e'
hair rr4ttresses yc. wide. shady ptzt ON c'f Ho 80
divided s 90 perfect privacy Lsh Eronh fLllD
VIEWS and delightful drives tstrAth sea D-'i'S "''-
% r1. and dIrn. room under ihe charge oi hist-
e.. rr, m cine. q.I uf tLe best known CITY clt I'
No anor vii spared keep the house free from a. oee
uouabie features - 90. a ,,,, hoe %
Terms So % SO according 70 rooms anu "i''i VI
persons occupying tle saiur
NrEW-ENGLAND HOTEL LODGING q
= SPECIALITY, Two hundred llht rooms 20 oeh'' per
u,tt. for Gentlemen only. Corner ipNtfy ana 's Ia'
New-York tribune., 1877-05-19
60 nJhom II man Concern

rTtO THE BUSINESS Manu-
factur,rs Importrr- and merchants hereby cautioned
person my account unless UEtten order he pionuc-d
6rg business stamp and 10y signature or 'f one ci my
arsy Nr ~ Nosbacarr else tiey DO 70 go their own
r.,pOasl 5ilty.-NcU-Y 5 OrG, May II. l-I7.
SOLOMON EDErZ
Commission NtrCbHHt aat Exporter.
l,il - Juaus-st.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-19
Gelp Wanie5

GENTS WANTED-Women. children, anil
"A men al the NEX.YOhK BODk AGENCY, p l4s,
FOursL, for tho beautiful book "litilo oNa Des@lc'
Moody new book, aud Others Terms s1egAA
New-York tribune., 1877-05-19
Gfrnrslors.

QfCnrGlorS.
I ONG BRANCH EXCURSIONS.
Il EVERY SUNDAY
Tho steamer JESSE HOYr win leave per 40 g y r. foot
II EectJrst Ut 10 Returning leave Long Branch at
i5u D. m.
IIs Excursion gives passengers dechtu sal down the
Ty i'm u ,lf of Ocss also anOrs the opportunity
OF seeing the .
WRECKED STEAMSHIP RJsLAED.
vs.. = SNEDEN. q. VI. y. j. $. IL. r.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-19
Gmuserenis.

STENWAY HALL: EssI,PoErE, MATINEE.
GRAND TM f4sTrN AGStLtM tM1TINTE Et TO DAY
lAni ser sst spgeaiasce ia Arlsreal r. 49,.
when the falio' as great P.ogramme "l be 'ersa p,,,
Nae - i PoFF aa.r 81 w y is0S sos ant Bosc0yiIz.
,rd siri2g oresss, "a o. t9e & y; y a0'afi CllD y-r
M'ss kATiiARiNE sC0Tr -
az H6kD DUSE s0UacE izt
'Ai@'A '''''''M Miac Az SErrE EssiP5FF
VAHiA''fs &c ,a &s3iP5E 'fP l'' snd Ti W. GGsoS
a NON TOfNo sse,,
D. = A'' N Hl>. XiIiiiIHINi: sC0Tr.
NoRG oGGi sST 4SI' ~ ~.
'A H.''' Nine. ANNETTE E.sfPoFT
Admission, 81 s--uiea ssai-. 81 so. e.-
VHE GREAT NEW-YORK AQUARIUM.
SFo'dr22S H26TEE fa } ivgG 5' %R & FEW whAIE II "a
oocold one over seen alive -, 49,.
fS!5 s." BF& ASsioEs
AaeeI r.hoa o. bre5 zr5-s. 11ct IIqe. and
51 & csors sg@['ra MI, rBs sa9
rYKi's MApfiSHL ! ! BOYS ,2,5,s;,r.,rs
Admission. 80 cents cniir.a El' price.
'rHE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION,
i MAIN BUILDING,
CENTENNIAL GROUNDS.
wn be nd after May 10 1877. with . welielisaset
81 sHg5, m ' .t u tsm a. "
o''o AM N GLASS q 1SD CERAMICS
AR iiSTIC FURNITURE.
~ NC-rtfsrNC PR0CEssFs
And CHEMICAL PRODUCTS
PHlLOsOPHICAL APPARATUS.
And tnngmerab,e articles showing tae
FINE AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS.
TIE DEcoRATiyE AND TiLE rsEEUL ,,..
s p7Oduc;s repesenang tho saiu achievements Of man
ALL PARTS OF TIE WORLD.
Grand Nns.e slant ocsupyns ne mort. ed o. t.s man
CONCERTS
WIn be- gwen Afternoons ani Evenings. The Grand Dorama
WASHINGTON AT YORKTOWN
without charge also ueEe tableau Of tie
REIAsAT5oE gi gr 81 ISPEPEy2ENcE r b
Tho visitor nav without ezra o5ar{ witt the oiection
Memorial lia!L Also horticultural Ul ami ;he Bo,aaical
Gar returning without fulth p'7ne 10 The Permanens
conycusncee have been provided in the way ot
rom, :. li,. I.par.ir re.f 1t Public C0nlfor:.
.. TORREf. Gonoral gent
fTNlON SQUARE THEA1ER.
L Pr,prcIof' .....-.~...~Ar. sHERIDAE SHOOK
EVERY EvENINGat8 SATURDAY NATISEEHi50.
. e PTp iagr i fapi N ca , a; l2f '"'' '''n'" Vy '
in ne re2rsvn'ro' Of this pay the following artists arc
Houe Geurge Boui ace Chls A -legenson " Lclinggs-
5irt Marie %Ik.a, Miss Bou Heron Mis- Kato Girar.
N5 Roberta Norwood Miss Louise sylvester. Mrs Tame
VVALLACK'.
proprietor and Managor....slr. LESTER wALLAcX
EVERY EVENING AID sATU RDAY MATINEE,
hr Nalacks pa},
EDSEDALE
EXQUISITELY PICTURESQUE SCENERY,
ELEGANT EUHNITURE AND APpOINTMESrS.
UNIFDRtS AND COSrJ IES,
ALL ENTIRELY NEW.
and 8.lg pared .Dr tbs production.
MIR LESTER WALLACk
ELLIOT GRAY.
other characters by NJ JOHN GILBERT Mr. HARRY
BEtkEIi, Nr EDWARD AkEDlI, Miss ALLIE DOR
EI&GION, Mr CYRIL SEAItIE, Hl. ~. J. LEOSARD,
dr VA. EITtNGE, Mr G. =. EDWIN Nr. =. PEGS, Mr r.
ATKINS, MIG ADA DlA~, Als3 ELDEEACE NlILIERS,
Mss EttIE GLHMON. Mrs FARHEN. Mrs. SEXTON. AisI
BLAlSDE4Is all Miss BATE
4 Ei IL MILITARY BAND
has been engaged l addition 10 jhD orchestral force Of
thHltrr.
TUE music has been raarrangcd and original meio,es
ADDED with
A NEW OVERTURE
By ,Ir THOMAS BAKER
CARRIAGES My BE ORDERED ArIll5.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-19
3oaro au0 Rooms.

Apnrtments & tlrfurnisbe0 Rooms 10 tst.
ELEGANTLY FTRNISHED ROOMS, all
a. convenience very cheap furnished top h'oi T3O Py
scilus oficr very 'aw. -ti West -5ihsL
On GROVE-ST.-To let to a small family,
sDi SF,OSD FLOOR and part third Grstclts house
uodo improvements family OF three occupy rest oi mousse
rent. $50
New-York tribune., 1877-05-19

I ADI'' MAlD-By trst-ciass French maid
i cut and l dresses har lHd e sooa .pelter A.s
taO an references only lrays place
OF te family ~ Europe. ~ aayc, between
1.ta aud lIf4--ts
New-York tribune., 1877-05-19

Oid 5ohn street VI. =. Church. between Nass ~ and
y iul'ts Preaching by tEe pastor Rev. = + AbByIl,
-9- m ani 1a4 3. sunday school az O'Clock seats
Ite All cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1877-05-19
~ \ - Prr.b,Ier.nn Chnrch. w LeTfntl

NeFth Pre-isterian Church, cor. Of Mint ave. and
-arst 30. tcg S. b. kDssIrEiy pastpr-MohN - y
eIN'e let subject Counting al things as loss i"f III,
a. q Ar1' LNEN ING service, 75J, sermon Dy our Old
l-staf, ter THOMAS STREET. II. ID.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-19
Religions Notirfs.

a, washington Scusre Methodist Episcopal Char h,
~ V,Ti- ~ KING pastor. " III preach AZ lOA and
~, ~, m Young Peoples Meeting al ca p m stra9gcrs
New-York tribune., 1877-05-19

NURSE-By an English Protestant girl ~
y IN family travelling O tJUre. euOl At-
New-York tribune., 1877-05-19
NRnYNfnRE HOTSE.

FEO -lORkERN.-PersOnS or ianhIcS1
4 wishing iuvigoratIag air line yI~Ws GOOD bvAi.L aIu
no uo-nu.to.s can be accommodated ia L0oht"h 81 "
mg- from New YORK. where nuHpf u IaiH'l' WI" '-N'
aaulers for Summer REASONABLE rt'' ., r,.trN-
each way Gay. For particulars au"ie' 'O4i-'
]
New-York tribune., 1877-05-19
h'' CaFdiher ~prinE Plnmey, PlsioT, preaches az N

r... a. I'D a.u % D. uL MONDAY ENENlN't, fIalsc
sI.t FillAl Evening Pray ef-I -Inootug T. O'Clock IN
,i' tc Fuiton ~ Daily Noon Prayer meeting u held
rhs'' - y. EldsF ID. D., Psstor-Ths Madison Avenue
ri tul'A, lilry wOfsblpuR corner M1dlsOuaE ave AnJ
M yl',- -r.l',- vi hod tby.r usual SABBATH MgItN-
stfe Bog the Chapel Of the First Baptist ChuI ch Park
- lht} unth o. it II o'clock sunday school IN the
As place az , M. al arr invited
N LaraBed Aua.-EDIrlI O'GORMAN the Convsrted
80 WI Syr her religious lecture on Life In Convent
hst Fsn EiPcronoe Conversion 70 Pfotestantisn ard
;, - eft AZ harvard h0emA sItiaye an6 Forty second
1'lisa y stteEa - - ''' NJ @S roy
New-York tribune., 1877-05-19

NURSE and SEAMSTRESS.--A respectable
- young gri she, suatinH s,iinstrss;
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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-06-29
DELINQUENT TAXES. !
STATE OF M1MNEs0TA-CoTN.
OF MILE LACS-SS.- District
Court-7th judicial District.

WxxAAH.
Court-7th judicial District.
The State of Minnesota, to all per-
sons, companieso or corporations, who have
or claim any estate, right, title or interest
in claim to, or lien upon, any of the sever
al pieces or parcels Of land in the list here
to attached described.
The list of taxes on real. estate for the
county Of Mile Laos remaining delinquent
on the first day Of June, 1877, has been
filed in the Office of the Clerk, of the Dis
trict Court, in the county of Mile Laos of
which that hereto attached is copy. !.
Therefore you and each ofyou are here
by required to file in the Office of said clerk
within ten days after the last publication
of this notice your answer, in writing, set.
ting forth any objection or defence you
may have to the taxes, or any part thereof,
uponsany piece or parcel of land described
in said list, tin, to, OF which you have or
claim any estate,s right, title, interest,
claim soF lien. And in default thereof,
Judgment Will be entered against such
piece or parcel of land for the taxes on said
list appearing against it, and for all pen.
alties, interest and costs. i
(~) D. A. Galley, Clerk of the
SEAL District Court, in and for
(~) Mile Laos County, MINI.
sSss,x ST.
A List of Lands and Town Lots, in
the county of Mile Laos, and State Of
Minnesota, upon which taxes are de.
linquent and unpaid on this LIST. day Of
June, 1877. -->a- =. +
Year which taxes are due, 1876.
Names Subdivision No Delin'
of of section, - of quen1
Owners. Lot or Block. Sec. AcresA Taxes