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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-14

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through way daily Depots in
Philadelphia two IN New.iorK
Double Track the most Improved Equipment and the Fastest
Train. leave 9R ana % 3 via es5o,,. and Court
4:@o 49, $40 9sQ hmite) II a. m l. T. g:S9 7:30
boats OF rookIyn Annex" connect with all through trains
at Jersey CIV anodng speedy and direct transfer Tor
RcGlrier trains leave Philadelphia 800 936, 7, 1870
$50 and II a. m Cimted Express $50 p NJ, :, $50 Z
$50 a. NJ. I, 1870 ,. M, and ~ midnight
House aud foot Of Dcsbros.es and IOurtlandtst; Court
st. and ooklyn Anp,S Depot foot o. Fgltonit BToq6lyn
city. EmgTant IieEet once, 40. 3 Battery place w
General Manager. Gea'l Passenger Agent
V'HE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be
known By rs psy name gdiE NEWiYoHRK LAKE,
OF TRAINS, taking effect June 3. 1873;
room coaches to Buralo ami Suspension HTdee.
m. tDHly - Louis Empress arriving az Buino
yes Pumans best drawing sleeping coaches to But
DAILY PSSgs E5pTss for N the wet s5 sl eiggs%
neu and Chicago without changes also hotel dining cars to
PIN 77'ip,'i@.-Emlgrant train for the West.
Trains leave Chambers street Depot NsyYCrE FOR 5qo
p. and II midnight Saturday nights only Sundays olo
Railsriufd Park and Passalc g 7i5, 10, lO:l5@@l Y
noon lj B. $40, $50 5l5. O. $50 g. 10 p. m, midnight
= o.
Paterson g. CAS- 7I5, $780, 10, 1915 l9O m, ~ noon
l:45 s. $40 345. 4:l6 49, o, 5il5 o, 6l6 $50 3 TO-
p. m, and IL midnight sundays $3.50, 0l0, 1910 IN,
lao, $50 y. M and ~ midnight
SuiteTn o. f45 1915 l;i5 $40, o. O. m IL mid
night Sundays 0, $780, 1915 m, 49, $780, p m ana IL
Cornwall, 74S. 0 a. M. $780, $3.50 D. m. Sundays $50
Warwick, $40, lWl6 a. m, $3.50 p. m. 90 .
Newburgh. 7:i5, $780, $3.50 m. Sundays, b3O o. m
RondOut Kingston NJ $40 D. M Sundays $50 q M
Goshen 600. 7;4b 000 lu:l AM. 800 $40. 43O 700 p
MddetOwn, 7.45 900, 1915 a.. 8i6, $3.50. IOO p M
Sundays $780, 1915 m, $50, 700 p. Tho 300 a. n
and $50 p trains with HewYOrK and oswego
PORT Jeryis 7i5 600 1918 a. M. 4;S0 600 TOO p. m
sundays 800 1915 a. M, ESQ and 70Op. IN.
Trains leaving Chambcrsst ON even or hat hours
before p m Twenty hirdat fifteen minutes earlier
than trains leaving Chamberes on quarter
hours leave Twenty irdst thirty ninutes earlier Boat
leave Twenty hirdst at046 and lld5 @ connecting with
trains leaving Chambersst at lOOO p ~, and l2OO mid
night - =, =. - -. 49,. l., - -. 4,
sleeping coaches be obtained ana orders for the checking
and transfer baggage may lett the COmpanys Offices
Nos 239 iO $40 OF B67 Broadway, n. VI No. COurtst
Brooklyn or at the CQmpany's depOts . -
Express Traus from the West arrive In NewHOrk at I2o
!" -" JNo n ABBoTT General Passr Agent, NewYOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trains EnglewOod Closer Piernont aud Nyack
TOO $50 O:46 m loo, 800, 400, 4A5 $780, $3.50. b3O p
and Saturday nights only at 1880 p M Sundays eOO
Manuel spring valley and Monsey 7;OO CAS- m 445 p.
M JNO. N. ABBOTT, General Passr Agent Ne"'iorN
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peniistrp

nR. WAIT, As East 23d-st, the pe pest prices prices
1stry OF every description at the lowest ~ zoe each
can and examine specimens Extracting uneer k-
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l)coposals
..~~.~t~~I-o%ny>NS~~~~~~ 0s"s>~e~s~s>SN''SNxf
M EITPNISHING RATI0NS

TDRUPUSALS Tor FUhNISHINU NAI IUtNp
Il and SHIP CHANDLERY for REVENUE VESSELS.
CUSTOM HOUSE,
COLLECTORS OFFICE.
Sealed proposals will receieed at this Office until ~
O'Clock noon, THURSDAYS June "a, 1873, for supply
Nations ship Chandlery 90 be bid for separately for
and vessels OF the United states reeves
this Collection District for the fiscal
year endiBg June 80, 1879
Schedules articles OF Ship Chandey 20 be BID for VIII Dc
furnished application at this ofnce.
The right reject and all bids and TO vaye
defects II deemed interest Of the Government 70 do
c, A. ARTHUR, Collector
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gustruftlon.
For Bows and Young Men-city.

For Bows and Young Men-Clty'
A DVERTISERS! ..,.,.u .-,
~ SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR THE TRlBuNh anu
ALL FIRSTCLASS CITY Journalistic
OEE OFFICE.
BROWN & PULVEBMAN. l,2SS Broadway, Eew.f YORK
Send cory advertisement when asking Tor estimate or
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PROPOSALS for INDIAN SUPPLIES al

-
i OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF the Interior once
of Indian Affairs, washington May a. ls7ssealea propo
Or transportation. IS. las the case may be- and
directed TO the Commissioner OF Indian AnArs H0e ~
ia SS TsdS J Is 1873 for Furnishing or
the Indian service about $4,000 pounds bacon 3OO00o0
pounds beef the hoo 100000 beans 600 pounds
600 pounds -four $4,000 pounds feed 100000 pounds hard
bread, 5000 pounds homny, 1880 pounds lhrd 100
barrels mess pork $4,000 pounds rice 700 pounds tea
soa 5000 pounds Soda $4,000 pounds sugar and SooOOo
Also blankets woolen and cotton goods consisting IN part
OF ticking $4,000 yards STANDARD calico 3OOOOO yars6
Yards ghan So 500 Yards Kentucky Jeans 500 yards
satinet 5000 yards brown sheetinE, 25OoOO YARDS
bleached sheeng $4,000 yards hickory s6iTtng 2SSOo
groceries notions hardware medical supplies ana Of misce
ianeous articles such wagons harness. pOughs, rake
Also transportation for such Of the supplies goods and
articles that may not be contracted Tor TO be delivered
Bids must be made out on Government blanks.
Schedules showing the kinds and quantities o. snesstenee
supplies requredfo each Agency and the kinds and qna9
blank PROPOSALS forms Tor contract and bond conditions
TO be observed by bidders time ana place OF delivery terms o.
necessary instructions will be furnished upon application 20
the Indan Office IN Washington OF Nos 81 and 63 H0os
Nse York TO f. NJ. Kingsley, Ne 80 Clntonpleee News
the Commissarcs Subsistepce u s. A. at Chicago SAINT
Louis Sioux City. Saint Paul. Leavenworh, omhoa. and
Bids viii be opened at the and day stated, and
bidders are iavited 20 be present at the opening;
bids accompanied by certified checks some
the following banks Government Repositories for az
National NGwYork Broadway NewYcrk; Metro
politan National NewYorki Ninth National New YORK
more; third National Cincinns Union National Chicago
Fourth National ST. Louis, and Citizens National Washing.
D. and the United States Assistant Treasures AZ
f. A. HAlT commissioner.
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TT,IIIc Ic no GIVE NOTICE.: That ON the

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That b. s.S on tine
stb day ut lime A. d. 1873 warrant ~ % pTh
was issued against the a f Nv q New
FLESH and JusTUs bNisaIYorl ana state Of New
York who have adudged Nn t o sny prop
,ion hat the payment debts aud 0eiVey OF r
sy belong 10 such 70 them or hf then arc
Sr tbe,T nse and the transfer OF properly ~ ~ Inc
torhiddes Nv law that meeting OF TIE ar more
aid bar Eru5ts 20 prove their debts aud 70 % az bank
M teir estate will held at Couis Of New
T1pcy 70 be holden AZ No 1879 Fuons ~ .ee ON he sn
vnrE hefore Edgar Ketchum esquire, REGISTER vi W
day OF July A. d. 1879 !" IL 0oi0'A LLoUIs f. PAWN,
=, -. ,r......os -o,tbcTn District of New-Nofk'
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Bankrupt Notices.

INSTRUCT COURT OF THE UNITED
~ STATES FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF
NFwYoRK.-In the matter Of JOHN TAYLOR bankrupt
In bankruptcy In bankruptcy has been issued by
said Court against the estate OF JOHN TAYLOR OF the CITY
OF NewYork OF the County Of New York OF the state or
York m said District adIudged bankrupt uTOn the pe
ton creditors and the payment Of any debts and the de-
livery property belonging 20 said bankrupt 70 MN o.
10 MS aud the transfer Of any property by Inn are forbid
deu by meeting OF the creditors OF sam bahktap 70
choose more asseneeS OF Ms es
tate will be he'd at Of Bankruptcy be holden at No.
in Of NeyYOfk. in said District on
the 2sth day Of June A. b. 1873 at O'Clock at the office
~ JAMFS r. DWIGHT esquire, Of the Registers IN
pankruntcy of said Court. LOUIS Y. PAWN,
F'~' MQrShal-M essonger.
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Siiuailons Uduie0-- males.

A TALL, active, reliable lad Of II wishes
~ employment in Office or store excellent references
Address JOE. Tribune Uptown once, l,23o Broadway.
nRIYER, &c.--A youth rs driver or porter I;
~ good references W. II. H., 30 Dhaye.
GROOM. &c.-A first-class groom and coach
~ Protestant sirFlc North German good refer
ences city country. Address H. b. coal hman 20 West
l3th-st
GROOM, &c.-First-class groom and coach
N man; Protestant single North German good Tcior
city country. Address II. b. COACHHA NJ 20
West l3th.st
GARDENER.-By married man, English, no
~ children has Is year. practise I'm this county
farmer and cOacman wife -hrsicass dairy maid and
would take poultry good city references Address X
Tribune Uptown ONCE, 1928 broadway,
WAITER and USEFUL MANLY young
w man. age thirty, who can take charge % dlnngroJm
either boarding private family and clean
silver glassware &c. and Is willing To make himself gcnef
ally useful about house very best recommendations Call
1888 West I'M st., cor. Utllaye.
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TNVTS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
10th day Of June.lA D. 1873. warrant IN 99qkrng'y
was issued against the estate OF sAaSL snJ siae
OF NewYOrk who has heen adJudged bankrupt on ms om
petition that the payment OF debts and deVeIy OF
property belonging such bankrupt 10 him OF ior ms AZ
the transfer property by him. fOrndden ny
hSt meeting of The creditors the said Bankrupt TO Prove
their debts ana 70 assgnees o. ms
will be held at Court Of Bankruptcy 10 De h2sn before
WnTenst, in tho City OF New.h osnSs dsy OF
JOHN W. LITTLE, esauire Register on u, thg q PAYN
lime A. d.. 1873 al 10 o'clock O. M IOliS Wv yorlr
"a Nessenger southern Dstrctc 81 NeNIOI
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For Both sexes-Citv.

A MEXICAN KINDERGARTEN
~ ard NORMAL TRAINING SCHOOL, removed 10 q
&c airy rooms 80 Vest 46th-st 5thave ~ Y Miss
b. COls, Principal. WI begin 18Th year sept 90.
New Kindergarten material, cheap aud beautiful GeneI
Depot Si2 Broadway Send for Illustrated analogue.
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NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW


EOIF ID II.JUL = U u.
FOR TRENTON AMI fiiiIA DtLPHIA. 80 y.
Leave New.io fof Trenton aIf Phladeiphia "a $50 y
$50 llJ. l3J 1870 f. 5aU.l. 49,, aud Of 1850 I'm
IIritOu.
Philadelphia ifm sintpu SUrti Ponu-ylvanialiia
roai. lni rlkssis, 20 ti3 tway 1lJ, JadO 4l:1o
q. ~. 1890 2:tO 3:lj. jIJ. y %. ul 800.
S.l3. lO2JF H.. l2:lI. 2i5, 3. 4.5J $50
Pu man Drawing Room Cars sTC attached to The JsDa NJ
4:uU o. trains mona NcwYofk 20 tie 40 a. m, l3O M
from Philadelphia. ... - .
ST May THAiS. Leave New YORK AMI Philadelphia at
9 NJ, b:5O ~ T. Leave Ncv.lOlG Tor Trenton At y
a IN 40 H. H. cave Trenton l:tu $50 q. GlO p ~.
Tickets Tor sale loot of L'beuyst Nos 52g and w
Broadway. pnncPa hOte, al Offices oi the Ere kl
ant brooklyn aid r. No Courtst, Brook
Ign Baggag. check I'd rom leal..,e iu desiinaiinn.
II. l.. EALDN - Gen. Pass Agent
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Qeaehers.

A MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
N AGENCY No 90 UniOn-square. recommends PhOfES
SORS, PRINCIPALS. ASSISTANTS, TUTORS anu guy
ENfSs rs from the leading American and European COZ
leges universities and conseryatores positions promptly
filled I'm any department OF Instruction. Apply 10 Miss NJ j.
YOUNG, 10 70 Unon-square Broadway side
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WHITE STAR LINE.

NV
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
N0uoeTho Steamers OF this Line take the Lane Routes
recommended by Lieut. MauTy U. NJ on both the outward
and hOneward voyages.
GERMANIC, capt kennedy. SATURDAY. June TO- D. M
BALTIC Can't Parsell ...... Thursday June 90 .. m
ADRIATIC Capt yenpings Thursday June z. 2;3V a.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER o. NORTH
RIVER
uniform I'm size and unsurpassed IN Up
The saloon. stae-roOms, smoking ana Bath
rooms are placed amdships the noise and motion are
least felt afording degree OF comfort hitherto unatainaDe
-
RATEs-saloon, $50 and 500, gold Return Tickets on
favorable terms Steerage $2S.
These steamers carry neither cattle sneep nor Digs ~,
ror plans other niomaon apply al the
'"' H. J, CoRTIs, Agent
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BRIDGEPORT, and all points on H0usatonlc
I'D aud NanEatuck Railroads Faro 81 steamer Bridgeport
(atharnesip daily Sundays excepted at llSO n
rldRnnorf III ID. IN.
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MEM YnEK CENTRAL AND HTDS(
rVHE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.

TO BOSTON. via Providence direct
A FULL NIGHTS RESI- ONLY - MILES OF RAIL
The fayOnfe poaco steamers
MASSACHUSETTS Captain nay Allen
RHODE ISLAND, Captain Jesse Mott,
Leave daily SundayS cxcepte from Pier 30 North River
foot Wartnst az D. Passengers arrive In Boston at
a. No intermediate landings between NewiOrk and
Providence
THE OLD RELIABLE SIONINGTON LINE,
FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
AT q u. m from Pier 81 North River loot Of Jay.st
Flr. by this IIre 10 BOSTON. ~ 90 inst class.
Staierooms ana tickets For EITHER LINE secured az
No 1913 broadway ami all offices WcsCots Express
company AlfO tickets sold at all hotel tckot Oficea
Freight via either me taken az lowest rates.
ID. :. BABCOCK, President
l. W. FnKIys General Passenger Agent
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Fourteen Through Trains way daily three DepOts
Philadelphia two III NeW.l DIX.
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Eau Schools

ALBANY LAW SCIIO0L.-RegulaI course,
N one year Fall term begins the 80 Of September.
Address Professor ISAAC EDWARDS, Albany, N. s.
VALE Law SchOol.-Regular course, 2 years
GRADUATE course dOr degree Of DELL wears Fall term,
opens sent 20. Address Prof. WAYLAND NeWiayen, CT
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NOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING

IL FIELD WHITE MOUNTAINS, MONTREAL and IN
telnedae points leave Pier 90 f. r. daily (Snn-
days excepted at p M and M connecting Win spec
tg sold and checked ga broadway. NewYOrk
and Courtst Brooklyn Excursion to New-Hayen and re-
ALluaL
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Two PHILADELPHIA,
NFTFt

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NETWORK AID PHILADELPHIA
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A LBANY SUNDAY BOATS-People's Line.
N The elegant Drew will leave Pier al, NJ H.
Z Il M. for
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steampoals ano Railroads
ANY and TROY bv DAY BOATS.-C.

ALBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.-C.
N vIBBARD and DANIEL DREW, p,s-. a, @
leave at 1885, and 24th street Per AZ
a. M landing at Nyack Ferry West Point
keepsie, Rhnebeck Saugertea Catsklh ana nudso, ~
Excursion Rates TRANSFER by annex boat Leaving BT10
Ign at a. m, connecting at Albany WIN TRAINS N""i"
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FALL RIVER LINE
FOR
POSION
80 40 NWmFffaf .

Monmouth, Palace steamer BRISTOL aud PROVIDENCE
leave New York daily from foot ~ durrayst
- SUNDAY IRlPs, / From, 90 - y
H. ~ ! limo 3 10 September y inc. ( Pier 20 ~ IL
Leave IirtaSiyu, via "AuneX" boat at 1870 p m.
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A LBANY BOATS DIRECT-Merchants' FIX
~ press Iine-Elegant steamers WALTER BRETT or
NEWCHAMPGoN viii leave daily Saturdays excepted i9r
Albany from Cana North River first dock above Peoples
Line at D. m, connecting with trains North and West rare
Than Nv any other lines A. r. BLACK, Supt
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steambuats ano RAILROADS..

ALBANY BOAT, PEOPLES LINE.-The
IA elegant steamers DREW or ST pOHN VIII
leave a. North River foot Of Canast daily tsnndays
ncuded az m connecting Albany with express trains
for SARATOGA, LAKE GEORGE, LAKE CHAMPPddhAIIMSf
the ADIRONbACKS, MONTREAL and points NORTH
and WEST. Tickets for sale at principal hotels anu
all OF Wescott Express Offices in NewY York and BIo9kyn
BROOKLYN passengers transferred free by Annex Doa
F1rstcass fae 81 deck, 25c excursion to Albany ana
returD 81 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-14

Tickets and saicrooms secured q an principal hotels and
BORDER & LOWELL, Agents
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nor RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Fare, 10
IL cents NEWBURGH aud below.60 CENTS Land at High
land Falls W.st Point Cornwall Newourg Msr91ro MI MI
tOn POUGHKEEPSIE EsOpus connecting with Ulster and
Delaware Waikiki Valley Railroads. Steamboats, Thomas
Cornell and W. Baldwin leave daly at D. M, Pier 81
Nnrfh River. foot OF Harr1sOnst
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l ONN btsANNll anu IIllbAbLl+l mo- W
SEES J't-rv southern Railroad. G mMcnCilg MaF J
1874 viii leave Ntw.i0ri, Pier y. North XIV
iut e., Rectors Gonna ctiny at sandy hook with trains
LING Branch $3.50 n. ~. /. and y.
rcd Bark sud Toms iaV,r $50 a. a.. / and p o..
Iaruspat ard Tucker On q. M.
Nlus.ud, U-icgC.Di aud Atlantic cry I r. m.
philadelphia lad Tea. 'rt0n 1 ana y. M.
Tor Lone trtusI iE3fu m.
Leave Long Branch 7.55. 1884 20 : q day., o.,
VA. - SNEDLN,
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DOOK.-English Protestant cook; willing to
Cassst washing, best Of city reference Al 800 o'Fe'
a4rl ttst
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD; -
IL ARRANGEaENT OF PAosENGEE IhAi M ~ Ssu. !
1871 Leave dspOs 81 Cuurtandt aud DesiIUssss as
o. $50 p M. Night ExprtsA daiy ilr a.ca, Bethleheg
Allentown N4urh Cnuuk. WAc,blIff iltt'ipn i,asie r.
mira Ithica Auburn Rochester iufa" Nlagafa rams an
~ Wesf Pullman ,iarung coaches attached .
~ w." Rngrr "A. SAi'tf, ~uP't ana Eng r
Agent.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-04-18

ben. BUTLER takes delight in throw
ing bricks and he dosen't care very
mitch whom they hit. First he creates
an uncomfortable feeling among the
Republicans of tn. House and the next
we hear of him he is creating con-
Sternation among the Democrats. 1t
was very neat, the manner in which
he forced the Democratic Representa-
tives OF the North either to unite with
those of the South or break with them.
When the removal of Doorkeeper Polk
created a vacancy in that office, Butler
nominated General Shields, a hero of
two wars, an ex-senator from two
States, and a genuine Democrat,
though loyal to the Union during the
rebellion. as candidate against the
ex-ConIederate General Field. Seem :
the dilemma in which they were thus
placed some of the Northern Demo-
cratic members We're somewhat dis
mayed, but their thorough party dis
cipline came to their relief and the eX-
Confederate was elected by Il strict
party vote in opposition to very
prominent Northern Democract. all OF
which goes to prove that the Southern
members exert controlling influence
over their Northern allies when it
comes 10 test question as to the be-
stcwal of favors demanded by them.
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CLIFTON.


w. b. Judd supports new platform spring
buggy.
Base ball at S. McIlroy's every Saturday
afternoon.
The members of our Town Boardi are all
Democrats.
The Good Templars talk of giving another
entertainment.
School commenced in the Bailey district
Monday with 25th scholars enrolled.
Our Sunday-School is in prosperous con-
dition, with J. II. Wilkinson, superintendent.
G. Will Beers is now teaching school in
Prescott, but he still has some idea OF gong
"West" ward.
Rev. Goodsen preached an excellent dis
course here last Sunday. lie breaches at
the church every two weeks.
Lewis Hardy, who has been travelling
through Minnesota and Dakota for the past
month, has returned. He purchased land
near Fargo.
Many OF our farmers now go to River Falls
to do their trading. River Falls is the place
to get good goods cheap, and the people III
this vicinity have found out the same
We think the Herald is mistaken in regard
to the political views OF our chairman, ). M
Copp, he being a Democrat instead OF a Re
publican, as stated i'll last weeks Herald.
Anastasioses Zaraphonithes, a native OF
Greece Is visiting at T. Armstrong;. he has
been in America years studying literature,
medicine and Theology, and is now lecturing
to procure means to enable linn to return and
laboras missionary among his countrymen
in the Turkish Empire and Greece
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ELLSWORTH.

Concert Friday evening at Keith's Opera
Hall.
The club dance at John Winn's last Friday
evening was largely attended and we'll enjoy
ed. About forty couples were present.
Secretary OF State, H. b. Warner, who has
been visiting friends III this village and vi
cinity, lett for his home in Madison last Sat-
urday.
The Odd Fellows of this place expect to
have a grand celebration here on the goth OF
this month They are also making prepara-
tions to entertain all visiting members.
C. Fenten, who has been in Missouri for
the past two weeks, returned home last Sat
urday, very highly pleased with the country
and climate there, but not with the people.
Pierce county, he thinks. is more pleasant
home.
The stiffness of last Saturday, Sunday and
Monday, was broken by the pugilistic skill
of some OF our most highly honored towns
men. The side walks and shops were red
with gore, and the bar rooms held their
share of the slain.
Tramps and BURGLARS are proving around
nights. A man between this place and Trim
belle was knocked down and robbed the
front window OF Peter Vonbellen's shoe shop
was broken out and three pairs of shoes taken
on Sunday evening. A police force is need
ed as our constables are not sufficient.
The concert given here on Friday evening
of last week 10y the River Falls Cornet Band,
though not so well attended as it would have
been had it been OH some other night, was
pronounced by all who attended to be rare
treat, and one oil the very best entertainments
of the season. The ease with which Prof,
Burt played the coruet was remarkable. 1t
is well that the boys are able to get Sc
good n teacher. Come again boys and we
will warrant you full house.
The teachers institute opened here on
Monday afternoon. There has not been many
teachers in attendance as yet The evening
session on Tuesday was quite largely attended,
being more in the form OF 5 literary enter
tainment. DIR. Hart kept the audience IL
good hunor for q short time delivering .
recitation which at intervals would be very
comic, when the subject would suddenly
change to some other author DR.. d. w
Woodwork recitef one Of Bayard Taylor's
poems when the sHbjcct Of spelling was tax.
en- up and discussed at considerable length
by Prof. Thayer, Ames. Cairns, and others
Mr Ames view was the most pleasing. Z.
L. Gibson and Judge Pierce discussed the
qualifications Of teachers and ID. w Weed
worth the demonstration OF silver.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-04-18

TIE ''0oss'' thief of modern times,
VIM. 81. Tweed. of New York, died in
Ludlow Street Jail on Friday, the 18th
inst, at noon. BY the formation of a
''riug" of which Tweed was the pro-
jector and acknowledged head-center,
combining the worst elements of that
great city in its support, the tax-pay-
ers thereof were plundercd of millions
of money; and this Tammlny slchem
will be handed down i'll history as the
real author of those immense frauds.
His death resulted from complication
of disorders but was caused directly
by nervous exhaustion and clogging Of
action of the heart.