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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The Department Of Docks has been requested BY
the Aidsrmon 10 widen and extend the p,or foot Of
E,snsy-sixtb street, East River. with view Of pro-
vd,sg landing place for steamboats, In that locality
and mus AFFORD proper accommodation to the travel
hing pubic on that side OF the city.
A resolution compelling Corporation Attorney Boyd
"a give three days notice to pares Interested before
eom nsncing suits for breaches OF Corporation ord
pances has been referred 10 the Law Commistce Of
abe Aldermen.
The sixty ninth regiment, National Guard, has
authorized to occupy tue armory Of the SEVENTH
aver Tompkins Market when tue latter corps vncatcs
its present quarters - -
A resolution OF the Aldermen. requesting Corpora
t,oo Coansel whitney 10 furnish an opinion ~ TO
whssher thas bsdy the power 10 pass ordinances
nor nittng the erection Of bay windows Within the
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THE COURTS.
Legal Adjustment OF a Con-
spiracy Suit.
WOES OF Welded LIFE.

A already reported the llth June last an order
grantee BY Judge Shea, OF the Marine Court ior
the arrest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Caldwell, charging shem
with conspiracy In making ana forecosing cnattoi
mortgage upon the household furniture In The house
occupies by tho plaintin, Mr. Briiton. motion
was made 10 the order Of arrest before Judge
Coop, who on the OH nss, decided that motion as
felovs:-"Aotion denied, with $40 COSTS, unless
three days OF the service OF this order the de-
PENDANTS will serve their answers duly vsri-
nsd waving trial ny jury, and consent 20 trial AZ
Chambers on three days. notice; In that case motion
granted with $40 costs. unless within thrce
days tneresfter the plaintiff will place the
cause on calendar waive trial by Jury and consent
10 trial as Chambers on three Gays notice; In
that case motion denied, without costs" Mr.. X. s.
Newcombe. defendants counsel, moved before Judge
had stp ua,ed required by Judge Goepp for an or
oer absolutely vacaing tho Of Mr.. Daven-
port, plaintiffs counsel, opposed this application
upon the ground that the plaintiff had also stipulated
as required by Judge Goepps decision. under which
ne claimed no was entitled to order denying de-
fendants' motion Alter argument by dcfendants'
counsel the order OF arrest was vacated upon
tho ground that tho decision made provides that
II should BIO vacated, provided the defendants per-
formed certain acts and they having performed
Shem, the order OF arrest fell and the judge had no
power add decision any effective provisions
that the order Of arrest so condltionaliy vacatcd
should, having been thus set aside. % revived
because the plaintiff chose TO do something else
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TOMpkINS SQUARE.

A petition was yesterday presented TO the Board Of
Aldermen requesting the Immediate passage Of res
oluton authorizing tho Park Commissioners 10 adapt
Tompxius square for purposes Of public park. Al
derman Keenan, offered a resolution In conformity
with tho spirit OF tho petition and directing the Com
missioncrs To have the work doDc by days labor.
In connection with Tho subject Presidcnt Roberts
presented munioation from the Park Depart
mcnt stating that new plans Will have 10 BIO adopted,
That they propose TO consult the residents OF the
district aud the members OF the Board oil Aldermen
IN relation to them. rhc resolution OF Alderman
Keenan, was passed by vote OF 20 10 L.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

A CONSEQUENCE or THE NEWELL DIVORCE
cAsE-MIss CLAYTON AND OTHER BANK
RUPTs
Miss Anna Newell, Of the principals In the
Newell divorce case, has nled her specifications oil
objections before Register Ketchum 10 the discharge
from bankruptcy OF her husband, Lorenzo D. Newell
and William II. Smith, composing the late nrm OF
Nowelt& Smith. dealers In artificial flowers at No.
524 Broadway. ana the matter yesterday referred
Judge Choase for nal DECISION IL IL alleged In her
specifications that this Court Jurisdiction OF the
subject matter Of the Of tho OF
the bankrupts; that the Dankrupts have wiltuly
sworn falsely In tho aldavts annexed to the sched
ules in that they wilfuly and fraudulsntly omitted
the amount Of the debt due her; that within four
months Immediately preceding the fling OF their
petition the bankrupts wilfully, falsely and iraudu-
leniy concealed part OF their property, consisting OF
goods and merchandise books OF account and papers,
by secretly removing them from their place oil bush
ness No. 5Z4 Broadway, and have suffered the same
10 be lest wasted and desroyed that since March 2
1867, the bankrupts, in contemplation OF becoming
bankrupt have made or been privy to the making OF
wul, false and fraudulent entries, mutiiAtions aud
destruction OF and IN their books Of accounts and
papers by fictitious entries OF payments pretended TO
been made by them TO her about tho year 1879.
and by 10 their cash and ledger accounts aud
transfers OF her for the purpose OF dcfrudng
her; they irauduentiy removed large quantities
OF their stock in trade TO Providence, l. under tho
guise pretence OF sales; that they admitted false
and fictitious debts against their estate, and that they
have not kept proper BOOKS as Tadcsmen and NOR
chants.
Mrs. Kate E. Stevenson, better known Kate
Cxton actress hos made application TO Register
Fitch Tor her discharge. IRON bankruptcy, and The
matter VIII come up ior q hearing on August .. at
why she should not receive her release from bank
ruptcy.
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The following sales were made on the Real Estate
Exchange July 16:-


Exchange July To-
TAssxLL KEARNEY
e. u. Gale referee-Foreclcsure sale OF the house,
with lot 2Dx9s9. No. l0z Wcst 36lh st., S., 90
It. OF 9Th TO plaintiff $l5lUO
Also similar sale. H. =. McCaferty, referee two
seth s g. q osina :" =. 7ioo
- i.o H. w" W. Of 10Th Az. to plaintiff .. 400
LOUIS MEsIkR.
John Mel. Nash. Yctcr1e Foreclosure sale OF the
house. with lease Of lot 20xluO 5. No. 3 Last 10th
100 IT, O. Of 9th nv to Plaintiff. lOV3o
Also the house, with lease OF lot 2OxiOo.5. No.
East 47th ST. 1871 It. 9. OF 5th leased May
.anam on a' aes; % Diants 1929
u. HARSETf
John A. Goodett. referee Foreclosure sale OF the
house, with lot 1S 6xs0, No. 306 East 5Oth St..
o., % It. T. OF I'd av: TO - Beatus oio
u. ". COATES
r. Is. Gwillim, referee Foreclosure sale OF house,
with lot ok 100 IL, No. 227 East ll6th St.. n D.. -
u. WARREN
II. X. Pierson. receiver Rec iver's sale of the
house. with lot l6x71 q No so East Stst ST.
81 It, .. OF Madison also the fonr houses. with
lots zach l6xlO2.2 Nos 81 TO 60, East Slst ST..
g. ~ III II. q. of Madison NV. also the house with
lot 2uxl02 2, No. 64 last Slst st.. 2OO II. o.
OF Madison tn. T. Ambros. Rodgers AZ 400
Also the house, with lot 2UxlO2,2 No. "a East Slst
st., s. 300 It. o. OF Madison>av.; to =. b. Thor
JAMES OAKLEY AND CO.
Foreclosure saie--S Nelson White, referee. OF tho
building. with lot 2jxSO. No. !, LAT LIST av., T..
25S IT, OF 63d st.. to d. j. Mariner 81i5
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STABLE srENcHEs.

To TIE EprroR OF THE HERALD:-
Tho writer would like to ask the Health Board II
they CONSIDER the in,olcrabe stencil from stables
pleasant to the olfacory organs and beneficial to tho
general healths During certain winds get such
odor from the and stage stables on Forty-thrd
street. between Filth and Sixth avenues, that NO arc
compelled to close windows and almost surocate
this warm weather rather than have rooms per-
mcated with the odor Is there not way OF
Ing stables IN u crowded nelghborhood moro tnor-
oughly cleaned and disniccted, thereby giving rs
less ammonia and moro pure air 10 breathef s. R.
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AN ARCHITECTS BILL.

Judge Reynolds, OF tho brooklyn city Cour', heard
argument yesterday upon the motion to vacatc tho In
junction preventing the Kings County Treasurer from
paying tho sum OF 81 500 to William A. Mundel for
plans OF a jail as ordered by the Board OF super
visors The inJunction was obtained by The Brooklyn
Ceutral Taxpayers Association, whose counsel
claimed yesterday that the plans could not be paid for
by tho supervisors unit some action looking TO their
use had been taken. Mr.. Mundeli and the County
treasurer were represented Dy Mr. Winchester Brit
ton. Judge Reynolds reserved his decision.
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BROKEN PROMISES.

To THE EDITOR rHE HERALD
Some two or throe months since an item appeared
In the daily papers stating that dividend Of some
thing like 1fty per cent would BIO paid TO the deposit
tors Of the Sixrenny Savings Bank on or about July
l. Since that time nothing has been said or donc.
There should q law enacted and enforced requiring
officers OF sayings banks faithfully guard the
interests Of depostors and the funds Entrusted to
their keeping. or 20 to the State Prison. H.T
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OTHER PROCEEDINGS.

Register Dwight has adjudicated Robert 8. Orser
and Theodore Smith, taiiors formerly at the Aston
House, voluntary bsnkrupts on their own petition:
Tho nrm liabilities amount TO So, 500 Tha individual
liabilities of Robert s. 0rsor $4,S0o and the he
d,yidual liabilities Of I. v. Smith $l0,500 The
assets nominal.
George Muller, butcher, at No. Ole Sixth avenue,
has gone into voluntary bankruptcy before Register
Kctcnum, having liabilities amounting to about
$4,000 The largest creditors arc Charles Kaufman,
ST. so7 95 Charles Wills, 900; estate Of Cornelius
L. Everett ST, 053 co.
A voluntary petition in bankruptcy has been filed
bcforo Register Little BY Mortimer D. Conkn, deacr
IN butter no. 16l Chambers street. HIS liabilities
amount 10 $3S OOO, OF which $4,000 are secured by
bond and mortgage, and his assets consist OF real
estate IN Jersey CITY, morlaged Tor It's full vaiuc,
and debts due, 81 9OO The principal creditors are
A. L. Ltteli $751; SIS rs; estate OF Jane Ven Horne,
secured, $4,000; Hutson Brothers. S2,77O 81; Mr.. G.
Abeimann. ST, 500; assignee OF J. " r. Vreeiand,
1896 03; b. Y. Abbott, $l,325; Aeivina Conkhn,
S1,2S4 95.
Jewell, Harrison Il Co., produce merchants at No.
81 Water street. have commenced composition pro.
Register ketchum. rho terms OF their proposition
arc 10 pay thoir individual creditors IN FULL to pay
Inc secured creditors such amount may be realized
from their securities and to pay TO the JOINT un.
secured creditors OF tho firm eight per cent In cash.
They have flied statement OF their liabilities and
assets which gives tho total liabilities $424 3l3 Us,
Of when $3I7963 10 Is tor money loaned. The assets
are valued ut $21, GA 81, leaving deficiency OF
$402, 39S So
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BROOKLYN BONDS.

Brooklyn bonds to the amount Of 81, ooo,U0o wore
sold yesterday by Comptroller Burrsll, Of that Guy.
The folowing arc the prices realized.-S3500 600 OF
Brooklyn city Tor the completion If the BRIDGE bear
ing SIX per cent interest, 105 to 107 $350OvO OF tax
oer,ncalcs bearing six pcr cent interest," w. 10
lO3 49, 900 o assessment fund, bearing per
cent interest, I0l 10 100 7os large number Of bids
amount aoid.
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stoop lines. provided occupants Of nrst stories give
their consent yesterday referred to committsc
The report Of she Aaermanic Law Committee. COM
pellIns The Dry Dock ana East broadway Railroad
Company run their every halt hour between
twelve O'Clock midnight o'clock IN the mora
ing yesterday laid ever for future consideration
The Tsmwany Aldermen yesterday Attempted 70
pass resolution directing Corporation Counsel Whit
nsy TO furnish counsel in the Investigation OF the
Department OF Public Works. They did not secure
sufficient votes. but the resolution viii b brought up
ara
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OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


r.. ,o,,ow,nc .,.,,non. shor,nr ~. ra.,...,.,.
'ne 'oho"ins s'a'o"en'' eno"i"s s"o fea' os'a'o
s-s =. :, . . IN -, -. c ~.
1910, IN oo'uineo 'to" augustus l. OooHa3y, DePuv
Recister:- ~
80 400 ,r 49,, ,.,,,r
llItn ST., T. g.. 2s3 IL ~ G. OF 4tn ay io.2xIuIl; -.
obrdset stnnora 70 Margaret STAFFORD $50
David Christie TO 10y, William oa@sksnbu.h 10000
Fran. raOnos ..s, 20 Sarah amor 1900
MIR; sar j. Amor "ns wife TO Frank Thompson" $500
l1o; Henry saasr and wife x 70 Dorohsn Mssger Nom
"nuson ~: =. " oan1' -. ~" ~. -oAie' eSu'".'
ed ley l2oooo
oosn o. -. D ~ ~ W " ~ Az, ~oAi"' anc o., ooo
,a, Da Dix ~ ~ n,h M i,;..,o ~ ~
o.. ~ g. :, IL ".n e. "a M,t "''' An" soo
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A NEW EXCHANGE.

II Is proposed TO start exchange, IN this city, 10
be called tho New York Exchange Assocation wherein
the buyer the seller may DO brought close together
and thereby considerable time saved. Dealers who
have large quantity OF goods to dispose Of will be
expected 10 report quayaof the articles and the
price demanded for them TO the Exchange so that
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[Norx-Lstssrs intended for this column must be
accompanied by she writer's full name and address to
insure attention. Compliments who are un wiling to
comply With this rule simply waste time In writing
Write only on enc side OF the papeE-ED HsRALp.l
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DANGEROUS SIDEWALKS.

To THE EDITOR THE HYRALD:-
! wish TO call the attention or the Department OF
Public Works TO tho condition Of West Ssvsnty-0rst
street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues. There Ia
a hill OF earth AMI rock some three foot high and
seventy feet long on the south sidewalk Ana as the
walks both sides graded there Is m abrupt step
OF full three both ends thereby making 1t very
dangerous people passing through there 81 night.
There Is no gas liz Mt In the street. MIDNIGHT.
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BOARD OF TRADE.

A meeting Of the Uuned States Board OF Trade was
held yesterday with Mr.. Frederick A. Potts In the
chair. Twenty-Five gentlemen from various States
were admitted to membership, among them Henry
Russell, president OF the Albany Board OF Trade (;
Andrew simonds, president. OF tho First National
Bank, Charleston, s. e. j. II. May, OF New Orleans,
and D. T. Gathrght, president OF tho Mcrcnants Asso.
citation. Louisville, Ky. Reports In relation TO the
Bankruptcy law. which had been received from differ
ent boards Of trade aud chambers OF commerce. were
referred 10 the Commercial Law C0mmltlee.
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BREEDING A PEsr1LENcE.

70 TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
l am glad to sec the HERALD taking up tho subject
OF garbage in the streets. One locality would
specially call attention TO. IL West street, near
Morris There are two or three boxes OF garbage
which are kept tul Of fostering oral II may the
people there enjoy 1t, for any evening crowd OF
women children may be seated on tho stoops
In front sniins up the doors. Policemen sometimes
hnger there TO enjoy IT, l.
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WHO rs nEsPoNsIBLK?

To rHE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
The gas lamps OF the streets between Hudson street
and the North River not lighted until low min
utes before nine. Ny business has IN consequence
fallen of Ny receipts at least quarter 10 one
halt less applied to the Captain Of the precinct and
was referred 10 the utendent OF Gas Lamps.
applied also him. but the evil still exists there
NO remedy? Respectfully. A. d. W.
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LONG ISLAND CRY DEALERS,

The Long Island City liquor dealers yesterday or
gnnizod a protective association, With Con Dicsiei
as chairman, james Bradley "a supervisory as treas
and George Casey secretary All prosecutions
OF the members Will 90 defended by tue association
but outsiders mus, take caro- of tho solves.
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PooR MILK in CENTRAL PARK.

To THE EDITOR rMx HxRALD:-
Why are not the restaurants in Central Park CON-
pcled to deal more honestly with the publ!cf They
charge i've cents for q very small glass OF milk al
ninssy-nine per cent water and NIL only about
two-thirds OF the glass al that ). L. u.
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To TIE EDITOR rHs HERALD:-
Last SUNDAY went down one Of tho Norrisania
boats asd HANDED she clerk . ticket which he rc-
fused to take should like to know II they net
compelled Dy law TO take their owa tickts
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To rHs EDIroR OF THE HERALD:-
Is there any chance OF obtaining another dividend
from the Third Avenue Savings Bankf am y hard
working girl who have invested my savings to the
last fraction In institution, should be very
glad 10 receive any portion OF u soon. N. y.
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WHERE ARE THE ASSETS?

TO THE EDITOR or rHE AERALD:-
see In tho HERALD OF tho 10th that ''ths warm
weather has Matched dividends out OF some broken
savings bankan wiz Mr.. j. +. Hubbard. Jr., the re-
cever Of tho Loaners' Bank, tell US what has become
OF the asseIs OF that institution
A vlCTIMIZED DEPOSITOR
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ILI.yENrILATED OARS.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALp:-
On tho rapid transit trains running from Forty
second street to Woodawn the ventilators and side
windows seem 10 have no one to regulate them It's
impossible for the passenee to open them, as they
are out OF order stuck fast with varnish Tho low
rooted cars which should be double rooleds are per-
feet ovens. r.
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A CHANCE FOR The Doc cArcHl

TO rHz EDIroR OF THE HERALD
! wish something could 10 done with the dogs that
are allowed 10 run about without being licensed in
Ruppsrt's Turtle Bay Park in East Fertythrd street.
just person gets sleep as night they begin and
keep It up all night NJ y.
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Tho following were the highest lowest prices Of
THE MONEY MARKET.


The money market was casy all day, call loans DO
ing made / d pcr cont The following were the
rarcs of exchange on New York at the undermen-
toned cities to-day:-Savannah, buying, Is; selling
x premium; Charleston, easier, 3-16 a u prcmumt
New Orleans commercial 3-l6; bank, q; Chicago.
90 premium; ST. LOUIS, IS premium, and Boston. par
10 IL n cents premium Foreign exchange was weak i.
again to-day and The leading drawers reduced their
asking rates to 4s3s for long and to 4S6K Tor de-
mand sterling. Actual business at about ASK
4.s3 and 4s5N a4s9
MARKET.
Colo opened at 100js and advanced TO 1909, at
which pr,cc II closed. The advance OF Is ascribod
tho action OF the Attorney General. who has adj
vscd tho Secretary OF tho Treasury that be cannot
legally resume specie payments before the LIST OF next
January. The Attorney General is also OF opinion
that tncrc Is why the Treasury Department
may not ut begin to pay out gold and sivor. AZ
tho close a per cent was paid for borrowing.
GOLD cLgARIsGs NATIONAL or TINS srArA
NEW YORK.
Cold balapccs.....s $l4zO,UW
Currency balances. LAS, 354
Gold clearings.. ll,3VV,00
CLEARING horsE STATEMENT.
currency exchanges. ,0OSotI
currency balances. ...................... 3,5yozzo
1"iu exchanscs. ..................... c,ootofo
Gold balances. lO9l,l9S
GovERSMESr BONDS.
Government bonds were strong and generally Z
fraction higher. They closed strong st the following
quetatons:-
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THE fOKEIGN MARKET
The London advices report decline Of IA 4 pa
cent in consols. which are down to o5x e5K foi
both money and the account United states bonds
wcrc strong and ga 4 higher, except for AKA
which ieIl OF TO 1864 1861 and lsssr ~
covered to 106ls Erie declined 60 1g1. Ter shs 90.
and 315s Tor the preferred. Illinois CeHsrai al
vaoced u per cent, to So pennsy wanna Central per
cent 10 3sk; New Jersey Central n per cent 70 q ~
CONTINUED ON NINTH PAGE.l
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DIVORCE BULLETIN. (.

In the suit for divorce brought by Collins B. Cole
against Cora Louise Pearl Husied Cole, the facts OF
which have been published the referee alter rehcar
ing the case decided yesterday that the charge OF
adultery not proven, but refused to dismiss the
complaint Mrs. Cole wants to put In q supple
mental setting forth that on the Sth Of Juno
last the plaintiff visited her in Hyde Park and there
condoned the offence Judge Daniels yesterday
granted order 10 show cause, returDable on the
18th inst. why her application should not DO granted.
Henry Louis Saul, who recently brought suit for
divorce against his wife, Sophia SAUL directed to
pay her 81 week ahmOny and $50 counsel lee. His
having complied with this order OF the Court led
to u motion, which was argued yesterday before Judge
Daniels, that ne be punished for contempt IL was
urged in opposition to the motion that the motion
papers were not regular and further that Saul
able to make the required payments. Judge Daniels
took papers Tor examination, AZ
In the Tor divorce brought by Catharine Hart.
man against Ferdinand Hartman, in which appiica-
ton was recently made before Judge Potter In SUI
preme Court, Chambers, for an order directing pay
ment Of alimony and counsel fees, and which was
trsnuousiy opposed by MT Alfred StcKier decision
was rendered yesterday denying the motion.
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CONTINUED ON NINTH PAaE.l
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Government bonds were strong and generally
fraction higher They closed strong At the following
auetations:-
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBERs-Hsid by Judge
DaneIs-Nea ~, IS, IS, a.. 81, 81. Call commences
with No. II.
General SESSIONS, Pars l. opens at the usual hour.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-11-07
THE FACE AT THE WINDoN

Three lone. sunny summers
Have blossomcd and rome
Since ! saw your swee face
Like a glimpse Of the dawn,
As out of your yine-bowered
Lattice on high
You leaned with the roses
To wait me good-byi
The merry raves sparkle :
And feather in foam,
As the swift PROV cleayes onward
That beareth me home;
But swiftcr. my darling,
In shadow and sun,
To meet you and greet you
Ny happy thoughts run.
All there Is the headland
All purpled With heather,
And the low, reedy fats
Where we wandered together;
And there Is the inlet,
The shadows, and cove,
With the green hills beyond,
And the blue sky above.
And there, running over
With sunshine and roses,
The gray, gabled cottage
Her lattice discloses:
And sweeter than all
The sweet rOseS / see
The glad face that waits
All the window for me.
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~TURGIS & GOODELL. P. o.,
b. .-e, Wyo. Range, Fox Creek'
Cheyen.. ~se Creek and Eoshens
Lower H0 70. Wyo. Ter.
Hole, Laramie l
The daily gazette., 1878-01-31
Trustees Oft Poor.

The regular quarterly meeting Of the
Trustees of the Poor, Of New CASTLE
County, was held at thel Aims House
yesterday. The business transacted was
Of routine nature with the single ex-
ception, that q resolution was introduced
providing that. hereafter all supplies
furnished shall be given out by contract.
After considerable discussion the matter
was postponed until the annual meeting
aggregate to about 80 900 wer1 passed
and viii hs paid BY the Treasurer.at the
office ON Sixth street near Shipley to-
marrow. ft I.ff -iINNi tfHla = fNa