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New-York tribune., 1878-05-10
PED STAR IJNE-TO ANTWERP.
4 rUlON LINE, ~ . anne,
-, NJ. - -. y -.-.lniI- ;. A - m L IINEnnnnI-

EUI0N LINE, .
" UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
Leaving Pier -, y. r.. f0Ot ~ King ~.
wyoNINf 'H - -. n ISphY MAY II. 3 p.
ma III .-......... ISDAY. MAY ~. - a. III
VoETGEA TUESDAY. MAY 2S o. IA.
wISCbSSiN TT DAY. June I. p -
NEVAnA ............... Tt ESUAY. June !, p. "a.
t- These steamers built 0i ron In waertsht 90 NJ
psfmcnts and furnished with every rcqust" 70 maze
Inc plssar, across Atlantic both safe and arueab nav
ing Oom smokiugroom. drawing rUou, piano anu u
surgeon rtcWnricSH anu caterer" On
The state all on deck mus lnsuths
those greatest Of all !uNurics at sea- perfect N'haoh anu
light. -.
CABIN PASSAGE according 10 satc-rooml 500 to $50
INTERN EDTATF. SO ~ILENAbf- 80.
N'-'' WILLIAMS & GTTOS.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-10
Gilp Droperin Go Eet.

Giip Droperin Go Eft
EURRNlSHED HOUSE on MadisOn-ave. and
Murray i'm for private family will be let low for sum
longer. Apply ll6 East 25th,st
rVNO LET IN HARLEM Two well-furnished
rooms suitable for housekeeping viii let desirable
party al the price per month No. l5s West l1sth
ST. from 6thave and few blocks from the iar
lem boat landing.
VALUABLE WATER FRONT on EAST
RIVER to LEASE. JOHN ID. CRlMMlNS, PEIEh
a. LALOR, l,O37 3d.ave.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-10

HAMBURG American Packet Company Line
4 Tor PLYMOUTH. EHBOu ~. ana HAM ~ No. b,
GrITI.RT- MAY 80
FRS IA.....-..-. May % IiNSlNt.- utc |"
rates to Plymouth, London Jhetboufg hAhOu "
all points 10 In gland. scotland and Wales flr.t IaH
gold 800 Cabin gold $50 Sterge currency so
eEi' 'SUNHDT a Co &. Is RICHARD & BOAS.
General AGENT. GtueIa. Passenger Agents.
d Uroo Ne York
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Boaro ail0 Rooms.
West Side.

BOARD WANTED-COuntry and city I; state
ID prices. Address BoARDERs' DIRECTORY, 767
New-York tribune., 1878-05-10

FURNISHED ROOMS and unfurnished floors
let; reasonable Can and examine at PA West
New-York tribune., 1878-05-10

ONE to FOUR persons of refinement seeking
" vicinity OF 5t-ave. and 65thst. ADDRESS
PLEASANT HOME, Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-10
6nmmer Boae0.

DAMAPO MOUNTAINS, SUFFERN, n. y
tywo miles via Erie Hallway from NewYork; nrseass Ass
and table mountain view for sixteen miles nne
drives boating fishing two-thris Of mile from station
reference f. o. Read, 80 ExchangeDlace. Apply to t. W.
SUFFEHN, suffeIn. n. Y
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5nmmer Doar6,

AT HUDSON, n. Y.-Small private family
n large rO0n pleasant streets cheap livery five drives
walks good board at low prices Address p o. box
~. Hudson v Y.
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ROBBED.
Ahrewd sharpers Rob Country man
at rw0 Hundred ANA Fifteen Dollars,

hhrewd hharpers Rob n Country man
at Iw0 Hundred ana Fifteen Dollars.
Last night man named Evans,
from Alvarado, johnson county, was
ileeced out oftwo hundred and fifteen
dollars by two men who were stran-
gers TO him. He met them In beer
saloon, and after getting him intoxi-
Gated, they proposed to him TO take In
the city, to which he consented. They
took him to u house OF ill.fame ou
Austin street, which, just before enter
ing, they told him was filled with
women who would rob him, at the
same time advising him TO give them
his money to keep for him, which he
foolishly did. After entering the hall
way he missed his new.msde friends,
and on looking back discovered they
were gone. Running back to the door
hesaw them going down the street aud
gave chase, when they ran of, making
good their Escape.
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THE COURTS.
County Court.

State vs. George Hughes, charged
with selling liquor without license.
Defendant motion, TO set aside the
verdict aud grant him new trial,
over uled.
STATE W.. Maggie Mitchell, charged
with keeping disorderly house, plead
edguilty and fined one hundred dollars.
State vs.. James Wilkinson, charged
with unlawfully exhibiting faro, plead
ed guilty and fined twenty-five dollars.
State VS. Roxy Clements aud William
Edwards, charged with false imprison-
ment, pleaded guilty and were fined
Ave dollars each.
State VS.. Joseph Harris, charged
with theft, pleaded guilty. Three days
imprisonment and fifteen dollars fine.
State VS.. Henry Miller, charged with
aggravated assault. Fined fifteen dol
lars. Defendants motion for new trial
granted. Court adjourned until Mon
day.
District C0urt.
Hughes Il Holland vs.. J. II. Abbott.
Judgment for plaintiffs.
Moody & Jamlson vs. J. II. Wright u
Co. Judgment for plaintiffs.
County OF Dallas Va. George Lein-
hart. Judgment for defendant.
CASTOR q Thomas Va. f. 4. Rediield
ct al. Judgment for plaintiffs.
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TASTY THIEVES.
se"r h.ss Ana ssisssls fiswsss sss-
ten - hiaieaieas rsrminssian o. .
hesssifuiiy Sentimental rran.ae.
lion AbUut n noaauet.

ses"e hAFs Ana saIsahls FIswsss MA.
70" - hidiruieas rsrminssian o. q
hes"sisuiiy sen,imeasai Tran.ae.
u"s Ah"at heaaus,,
GA "Wednesday night last tina preen.
house OF Dr. A. A, Johnston, on hls
premises, No. sos oleander street, was
robbed ofa lot OF rare aud valuable
flowers, among which was an appla
geranium Of great value, The same
night Mr., W. II. Rodgers' dollhouse.
corner san Jacipto aud Masten aireets,
was entered aud iine assortment OF
rare plants also stolen. At Mt. Rodg.
era place tho ahrubbery was torn down
anu the damage sustained was quite
large Complaints OF this Kind are
quite frequent, nnd II would DO well
Tor those living In the suburbs OF tho
CITY To keep sharp lookout for this
class OF thieveh.
In connection with the loss OF DIR.
Johnhton'a iiowefs rather anueIna
circumstance occurred the following
morning Az the doctor was pushing
along one OF the principal business
streets, ho saw valuable and ta,tefully
arranged bouquet Ia the window Of a
wen known young gentleman friend
u his The doctor being great adj
ml'er OF flowers, stopped to look at tho
banquet, when 10 ana behold he reoog.
nlS,d his beautiful geranium aud the
other plants that were stolen from His
greenhouse The doctor told the young
gentleman about tho flowers having
been stolen from hla yard, when the
young man explained that the bouquet
had been sent him that morning by n
young lady. The young man saw that
no was In dilemma, aud that the
tender sentiment and n,thetlo taste of
hls lady friend would he niarred by the
shock, so no volunteered To assist the
doctor In ascerlaining who had stolen
the flowers. Upon inquiry, based upon
great delicaoy, II was learned that the
young lady had purchased the lioa ers
from negro buy, but a to whether
the boy had stolen them or not tho
doctor was unable to learn, despite q
cross>questioning that would have
done credit 10 n mem Der OF tho legal
fraternity.
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which, after slaliag that the govern
meni had learned through General
lRnatlefi's mission what were Austria's
objections TO tho treaty, regrets that
England did not make known her pro-
posals ~ we'll 40 her oheoliona, aud
aAys II England ahould state what she
proposed, then her proposals and those
u tho cabinet At Vienna might pave
tho way for common understanding
A special dispatch 20 the Times nom
Velaa says the mulilaled body ~ ogle,
the Times correspondent, whose assaa'
sInation was before reported, has been
found near Portayla. Ten thousand
Turkish troops are IN or near Velaa'
lnau bsrdlnallon among them ID In
creasing. II Ia feared their desire for
plumber, Stimulated by unpublished
ouIragea In nelghborIng villages, may
lead them 10 sack this town, where
thousands Of women and children are
reIugeed, unleas moro foreign mchsoi'
war are sont.
In the house Of commons, this after.
noon, Sir George Campbell, liberal
member for Kincaldy district, ans
nounoed that he viii propose on Mon
day an addition 10 the address ~ the
queen, to wit Praying her TO accept
tho preliminary conference proposed
by Germany, aud abstain from Isolated
action In n matter IN whiuh England
has little direct interest, while IN
tlmAting To the other powers that Eng
land Ia prepared to support them In
any concerted action they may take
to oppose the act Of undlrsuised spolIa'
ton with which Russia Threatens
Roumapia,
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All Hope Of a Peaceful soIu-
tIon Is Not Yet Aban-
doned.
German Bishops Instructed by tho Vatican
to do Nothing TO Prejudice Neuo.
tlatIons for Re'esiabllshlnu Rsla'
lions Between Borlln and the
Roman Pontin.
The Matiiatsd boss of OHie, the rin,.s
Correspondent, uaA neen fsusd
Near porlaria

Correspondent, mas nesn fsasd
Near portsria.
Neon Associated rreaa lleporL
LONDON, April bat this hour, 4
D. m, thunder storms prevail here.
Military movements are beginning
20 attract attention.
Servian occupation Of Bulgaria, M
far as Plevna, In believed IN DO intend
ed 10 cover tho Russian line OF com
municatlon aud relieve the Russian
troops which viii he concentrated
south OF the Balkans. AZ the same
time there are indications that thp
Russian troops lately NJ Sophia aud
north OF Adflanople are moving to-
wards the southeast, perhaps because II
| liz considered advisable /. strengthen,
M much M possible, the army OF the
grand duke, 0r II may he an intention
10 abandon the lines OF oommunlca
ton, aud rely almost exclusively for
the conveyance Of reserves and sup.
plies on marine transport over tho
Black sea, In consequence OF the ntti'
tudo Of Roumnnia, From the latter
point Of view, II In very natural 10 In.
Tor that the Russians will do every
thing possible ~ keep the British fleet
out OF the Black sea- thOugh u II not
believed here that tho occupation OF
the northern side OF the Bosphorus by
the Russians would prevent Admiral
Hornby from forcing passage.
Some Russians are now echeloned
on the road 10 Buyukdere, aud total
4. A.. .... , A.
lected within easy striking distance
between there aud Buyukdere, which
could probably hold the place I'LL M.
sistanCo arrived, II energetlcally EN-
ployed aud Loyalty commanded, In CO.
operation with the British. But they
must In time be overwhelmed, for the
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LONDON, April 5.-The Times has
special dispatch from st. Petersburg
saying an inspired article In LIE Jour
nal de St. Petersburg says: The con-
vlction that England's demands are
incompatible with the interests OF
Russia and Europe, will find firm sup~
port In the public opinion OF this ems
pire. Notwithstanding this decided
language, all hope of a peaceful solu-
ton Ia not yet abandoned.
A Rome dispatch says: IL Is stated
England will raise no objections to the
establishment OF relations with the
vatican, but reserves the right to
indicate the basis thereof. The vatican
has instructed German bishops to do
nothing to prejudice negotiations for
re-establishing relations between Der
lin and the vatican.
The Pail Mall Gazette limited yester-
day that If the opposition endeavored
to hinder the governments measures,
parliament will be dissolved, insuriHg
Ia the present state of public feeling
an overwhelming conservative major
ity.
This evenings Pail Mall Gazette has
the following special dispatch, dated
Paris, April o; Prince 0rloff, Russian
am bassador here, has complained of
the tone of the French press, particu>
larry the Journal des Debsts, which
belongs to NJ. Leonsay, the French
minister OF finance, and the Repub-
lique Francois, M. Leon Gambetta's
organ. Prince Orloff contends that for
the papers the government Is respon-
slble. NJ. Washington, French minis.
ter OF foreign affairs, In reply to the
princes complaint, said the govern.
ment had no control over the papers
| in question, but the press have been
invited to be less aggressive. Prince
Orloff was much dissatisfied with the
reply.
A Berlin special to the Pail Mall
Gazette says Germany Is again medi,
ating between Austria and Russia,
with the view Of adjusting their differ.
ences. The papers say Russia has orr
dered $1,000 torpedoes here, with direc
, tions that they be forwarded to the
. part Of the Turkish coast occupied
by Russia.
ASL Petersburg dispatch says; The
Agsnoe Russs has an article to-day
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I Farley, Galvestos, is qusrtered at
the LeGrand.
HIS Hall, st. Louis, ia stopping at
the LeGrand.
Sheriff Moon returned yesterday
evening from Huntsville, where he
had gone on official business.
Captain Lee Hall, commander OF the
state troops, who has been stopping at
the National hotel for the past few
days, left last night for the frontier.
THE HERALD returns thanks to Mr..
]. III. Nuss banner for rare piece Of
tenderloln beef. The animal netted
twelve hundred and sixteen pounds.
This is fine slaughtering and just such
as he is always want to furnish his nus
merous customers.
General H. p. Mabry, Of Jefferson.
Is In the city, grest OF Mr.. w. G. Con-
nor. The general is prominent cam
didate for attorney general, and speaks
In very hopeful terms Of his prospects
Of election. We know of no Que more
suitably qualified for the position than
General Mabry, and join with his mas
ny friends Ia wishing him success,
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WASHINGTON, April D. Senate
Sargent called up the naval appropria.
llon bill soon after the reading of thu
Journal aud asked the senate 10 Try AID
dispoAe Of Il before the morning hour
expired,
House. Butler moved M " question
of privilege that tho house 10 Into the
election OF u doorkeeper aud placed
General Shlelds Ia that position de-
scrlblng him M n democrat and soldier
Of two wars, Vote progressing on the
question OF order, Committees idle,
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HERE AND THERE.

oregon eFeenbscL NominNt,osH-Sit.
ting Buii Pr-parias 90 Rgia Across
the borderH SILVER from Earope.
NEW YoRK, April b,--fho chamber
OF commerce adopted resolutions passed
by tho Boston board OF trade for re-.
forms In laws Of commerce aud navi.
CATION, also declaring the tranafor OF
the life saving service from the treasu.
ny TO the navy department inexpe'
dent.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, April 5.--Tho
greenback convention, held ut Port
land, Oregon, yesterday, nominated
w. wilkins for governor Prof J, II.
Campbell for congress and w. A. Cotes
for secretary Of state.
0rrowA, April 5.--Colonel Smith,
adiutant general OF Manitoba, says
that Sitting Bull with u large force IL
preparing TO raid across the border.
New IoRiS, April 4-Gen. Thomas
q, Devin, commandant Mt Fort Lara.
mie, w. T., died here yesterday, aged
lltty stwo.
New York, April b,-rhe "Balticp
brought quarter of million silver
bars.
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American War Vessels Ordered 10 Seize
Any American Vessels Engaged In tho
Coolle Trade-Paolho Railroad
Funding Gil Discussed 10
Adjournment

ns'urainE Heard Wells bns I'm Inter.
view with che President frebsbly
"a che isi.rsst OF Oivu service nr.
form,
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EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
EACH AND EVERY LINE.

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We advise our customers and friends, who
NAV he in need OF such goods, to walt for
the arrival OF ours. We can safely promise
10 offer
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Elm street was thronged with
wagons yesterday.
Katie Putnam as Lena, the Mad
cap, at the matinee this evening.
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Railroad Engineers ANA Firemea ON n
strike Ia Kansas.


TOPEKA, Kansas, April 6.--At noon
yesterday II was announced that the
engineers. and firemen ON the Atchi.
son, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad had
struck all along the line from Atchi.
son, Kansas, 10 Pueblo. AS rule,
trains were run to the end OF the dlvi-
sions and then abandoned; there IL
but little disturbance among the men.
Trains were sent east and south,
manned by employees OF the machine
shops and others. Sheriff Desbrow, OF
Shawnee county, and Common, Of Lyon
county, accompanied all trains. Much
effort was made to prevent. the
substituted men from working, but
no absolute violence was offered. The
officers OF the company ARE resolute
and declare that they Will find men to
run the trains and will not employ the
strikers again. Freight traffic on the
eastern division Is suspended; on
the western divisions trains are
running as usual. The strikers com
plain of insufficient wages and Ill
treatment.
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Housekeeping Goods.
INCUR HoUsEFURNI DEPT
We have increased
OUR LINE TO THE UTMOST EXTENT
OPENED.
A new line OF
TOWELS AND TowELlNGs.
NAPKINS in great variety.
TABLE CLOTHS In new designs.
Large variety OF
NoRTHINGHAM Tides
TOILET sETs.
Beautiful assortment OF
HANDMADE LACE TIDES
TOILET SETS.
Something new In
LINEN BRAIDED TOILET SETS.
All of these goods we have marked close
TO cost.
EACH AND EVERY DEPARTMENT
has be supplied
with
NEW AND CHG ICE GOODS
adapted TO the season.
We will continue to receive
OUR SPRING PURCHASES
for the next 50 days.
Owing 10 some unavoidable delay on the
railroads between here and Galveston, th'
| following named goods arc yer in transit
A FULL LINEoF
STRAW HATS.
A large purchase of
BOYS CLOTHING.
Handsome line
Of
PARAB0LS.
Extensive variety OF
Ladies', Misses and Children's
LINEN SUITS.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
All OF these Goods are
EXPECTED DAILY
and
MAY ARRIVE
within day or two.
We advise our customers and friends, VIII
may be in need OF such goods, TO walt 70
the arrival Of ours. We can safely promis
10 offer
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
EACH AND EVERY LINE.
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An OH Train Fired by collision and
Roller Explosi0m,

MAUCH CHUNK, Pa, April 5.-Be-
tween four and five o'clock this morn
ing, an oil train ran into the rear OF a
freight train, on the Lehigh Valley
railroad, near Slatington. The COLI
sion caused the explosion Of the en-.
CINE attached to the oil train. Several
cars of oil were set on fire and COM
pletely destroyed, together with a
small iron bridge on which the cars
were standing. In short time after,
wards, an oil tank exploded, scattering
burning oil In all directions. Three
men were fatally burned by the oil
and three severely. The wind was
very high, and carried the flame to the
depot and wooden bridge, which were
destroyed. Steamers and assistance
were sent from Mauch Chunk, but at
1890 the fire was under control.
The Jury in tns Mortimer Carr For
gerry Case Disagree ana are Dis
missed.
NEW ORLEANS, April SIN the su-
perior criminal court In the case OF the
state vs.. Mortimer Carr, charged with
uttering as true forged bills Of lsding
jury having been impanelled Friday
evening, and In elaboration since
Wednesday, were brought into court,
and on the statement OF the foreman
that there was no probability OF an
agreement, they were discharged, and
mistrial entered. 1t was sscertained
that from the hour they retired until
their discharge, the jury stood eight
for conviction and four for scquittal
Mortimer Carr was then, on motion O.
his counsel, discharged upon all foul
cases, and released on his own recog
nisance In the sum Of $500 dollars IL
] each case.
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COMPOUND OXYGEN dss Gss.:sS,lsa. ssS saF9 iis sGr
ma CG1rrh Headache and ali Chronic Diseases. by
repializingp process. FREE! Brochure tsc0pp.l Send
Drs. sTARxKY l. PALEs, liz Gin ard st. Phila
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Established Iss5.

AHeEteda ana Foreign Patens-
GILMORE & CU., Successors 20 CHIPNA,.
Ia all &C untries- No FEES IN ADyANcE No
ehaf &c unless the patent IS granted No fees
ior pakinE preliminary examipations. ~,
adoluonal lees ior obtaining aud conducting
a reheariDg. -pecial attention given to In
reference Cases oef1 re the Patent ONCE Ex-
tensions before Congress. Infringement SulIs
in different States, and all litigation apper-
tanning to Inventions orPatents. sENDSrAnP
TO GILMORE q Co. FOR PHAMPHLEr OF SIXTY
PAGES
Old Boanty Land warrants.
The last Report OF the Commissioners 81
the General Land ONCE shows 2 Ss7 SO aci e.
OF Bounty LandWarrsntso outstanding These
were issued under act of 1855 and prior scis
GILMORE & co. pay cash for them Send
imperfect we give Instructions to rer,ect
them.
United States General Land once.
Contested Land Cases prosecuted before III.
United States General Land Once and De
partment of the Interior. Private Land
Claims, MINING and PRE-EMPTIoN Claims
and HOMESTEAD Cases attended to.
Arrears OF Pay and Bounty.
OFFICERS, SOLDIERS, ana SAILORS of the
late war, or their heirs, are in many cases
which they have no knowledge. Write full
history of service. and state amount of pay
and bounty received Enclose stamp to GIL
MORE q CO., and a null reply, after examin-
alton, will be given you free.
Pensions.
All OFFICERS, SOLDIERS, and SAILORS
wounded, or injured in the late war. however
slightly. can obtain pension by addressing
GILMORE q CO.
Gases prosecuted by GILMORE q co. be-
fore the supreme Courts of the United States
the Court of Claims and the Southern Claims
Commission.
Each department of our business Is con-
Quoted in separate bureau, under the charge
OF the same experienced parties employed
by the old drm- Prompt attention to all
business entrusted to GILMORE q CO. is
thus secured We desire to win success by
deserving 1t.
Address GILMORE & CO.,
WASHINGTON. d. @.
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EapTH ROUND.

Three Passenger Trains baiiS
cent Suudaysl, as i0l1Owss
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SOUTH BOUND

Through Coaches between DETROIT
and COLUMBUS on bOin E@prSss
Trains.
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A Dedication.
.IGERSox CHARLES swHBURSf-

Tho seq gives her shells TO the shingie,
rho 9th yfy1es her streams 10 the sea;
they are many. but my gift Il single,
Nv verses. the first fruits Of me.
Let the wind take the green ana the gray 4So1'
Cast forth without fruit upon ar;
T,alTe nose leaf and vine leaf and bay lear
Blown loose from the hair.
1--o ,;ovr, shakes them round me in legions,
Dawn drives them before her Ike dreams:
s-;rre sbeTis them ike SHOWS on strange regions
Swept shoreward on infinite sIiSsIl strssIii7'
mead frTIifs OF the fugitive years;
S,,T,e aimed as with wine and made bloody,
And some as with tears.
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NOTICE to TEACHERS.

Il will hold their examinations for the en-
suing ear as follows.
The third Saturdays of August, December,
January. February, June and July.
The first and third Saturday of September,
October, November, March. April and May.
e%Examinations will be held in the A.
Grammar Room of the Central Union School
commencing at $50 A. VI,
extended.
rTAn applicants are required to bring
recommendations from their last employers
or teachers.
BY Order of the Board
W. L. PLATT. Clerk
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A WOman's " NO.o

0 noi ! could not wed you. No:
But I hope you won't forget
love you as 2 sister should
Oplcase, VIII. don't 20 yet.
Yes, love you as a sister should,
Bat marry yOul All, no.
II: grfeved you should have thought of it.
Oh. Nin, Don't leave me 50.
Come back. sit down and talk TO me,
Don't. Don't frown. when YOU go.
One cannot love just when she would,
Though she's a girl, you know.
And don't think you love me much,
don't upon my life;
But IL really thought you did
Yes, viii: I'll be your wife
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,URE REWARD.

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