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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

sI,rRRsR CoURT-CHANBRES-Dan Nos 2s 90 &C.
81, H5. 10, III. 100. Call begins At No. l4l.
CENTRAL TFHN-lOnOhuc J-NO. -.
general SEssIONs-PART I-SuhcTldnd J.-Marrarct Bat
teshomiCdc; Benjamin DAVIS, robbery. Edward j. kcy jas
lrownJamcs Dooey John llosey George + Howell William
Carney Jennie Hagar Peter MaOy Began 'cOuioIS
assault and battery Eugene Morton Daniel Morton, JO
srph Goldberg Samuel HeZcnbcrg. burglary; kIttic Ne
MahOn, ~ Ohm Gordon Ephraim Pamela. hdOuh Ictclc,
Thomas J. shea, grand larceny: Michael Donovan. Andrew
Sheppard Richard Brennan Charles Cpyuc larceny
son Henry Levine, forgery.
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Couuirn Real Csla!c for Sale.

An EXTENSIVE bulkhcad water front con
n ycucut to city for chemical works ttc'uc- i'nh'I'-
dwelling, for SITE NoIN low 90; c1'f
terms. Il. \. NOUN SO, C!N Eneincci 20 fE''' l''''
FARM FOR SALE.-NmCjy acres of first
barns buildings, Young "c' laf, h'''i 4
tWttrhlN a'frb hi h'd'F lH"i '"'
., Wells al,mtIfu stream Of living water on ~" Lam
vii D. sold with without siork, ',iy cheap !hiHIt -
sCIILAPFI.E i2i Broad ri, Nc"ak, NJ
L'OR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT, % acre,
ia, beautiful village Of Geneva tuuailnh tN'l'hI
GOOD nuid,urs and abundance Of nt rare chance i"I
Gentleman desiring a county home. Apply toGLllIl H.
SMITH, Geneva, y. \.
I'ARN FOR SALE-ln Monmouth County
Jrr-ry near the village Of larmugou" nan an l"uT
about lS2 acres. 81 WIi'h
al are under cultiv the uncuu'a"d porto" "'l h
i,,,i GOOD farm house Ilch mail Cfp'7t mas
rce found ON the place. Persons Whaling !" u' dc g'l
cheap, NAV inquire Oi joins l." J." n "''"t ~
the place.
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Sales bp Auttlon

GEO. A. LEAVITT & CO., Auctoneers.
Sow on exhibition at the Clinton Hall Sale Rooms Aston
place: .. ,...o..,. 90, , ,,1.rop a, cpr,p
sHANKIANA comprising RICH CoLLECTioN 81 ENu-
IISH FICTION illustrated by the late GEORGE Ckllk-
SHANK, JOHN LEIGH. PHI III. X. Brownel RcW-
LANDSON, MEADOWS, and others together Win soms
rare FACET r and collection Of SCANDAIOls tlRON
JCLES and TRIALS also many SCARCE REphi \ ~ and
ORIGINALS relating 10 AMERICA. To be sold MONDAY
and TU ES DAY July and IT, commencing al 0coekp
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AN OATH HELD TO HAVE BEEN WAIVED.

Judge Larremore, in Common Pleas, Special
Term. in the suit Of Mason against Ludincton, has
pas.ed on a question o. some interest 10 referees Inc
case was for damages FOR the conversion OF stock
was referred TO cx Judge EmOu, who made Dis report
without any reference TO the oath required by IN" ne"
fr,n narfv To ih. suit holds the reference pro
cecdcd several days without objection, both sue
must held have waived the Odth ana the ODcc'oH
cannot he maintained.
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ALLEGED Perjury CONcERNING A FIRE.

Leopold JOscUNsOh HaU ,IUI sV0I0 'V w
1875 BOwery. fire occurred there on June H. In the
proceedings before the Fire Marshal JosopNoh ana DIS
chief salesman Louis ROseudu sWOrc That there were
furs in certain part OF the store. For tins they were
indicted FOR perjury, and were committed YESTERDAY Y
Judge sutherland ~ the Court OF General Sc-slohH
Jnscplson was committed further mHctmcnt 1Or
false prctcucrl for stating To the Safeguard Irc lhsu
HL.L LL-Ef L
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tCIT GREAT SA\ITAKlIN.

| pNN~NILIE. IIN INDSIpN CO., NEW-hoEk,
Has now over men, women amt chl'cu Nllth IRVING
Ia get their learning how 20 Keep o. 10 d. dud ia
and ia tent, ON a." mountain ~.uit " \,
bring them 700 more ttu Poe l1ulr C"lu"'
and hcp,d uL,. "a plN ,J. 1ii mental Nll" WISH ''l
impress readers 4 inr Iuhuuc with ih" NUN thAl I" i've
rightly we'll 10 keep well dIc l ~lt" ana tul''
L. gel, Wei, II aud J 'lnE cont ron N"l~' N"I
visit Dnr a9d examine ITS WORKING tud rc' Mat We
Al. dom. and how 10 IT, they would learn h"" 10 A,'p
mes. their families. or. II % is M, how g. Ice rd ~
vrr Ant pcIurN'i 10y sickness II Is ter
tIu tho Irc. Tribune, regular tcu'tS there are
lu 900 ,rtur,, luNds whom mti,u" cannot cure. Niht
well ~ uut have good h'd.' l"'l
,, kt.w huN Editors, C.ci ~ W'u a"A'ir judges
lttut- W'o altS 'l'ih ~iN9'ht' IilI't-
huiU,uUI over worked litC"i"ur h - ana
fny gIrl. J.iug ot really m "t rc'"ift So h.
and know no better than to lly, IN hJtuW Violation o. Tue
law Of health nud foui-hy s,'k bt"N'N Toy aug
Iur.catluu Now publish health Journal named IIiI.
LAWS OF LIFE. II those Who ale getting uoy u" u, "'
have u,t begun De- sch would subscribe Al cost "l - 90
read II faithfully, ana i"l,"" IT. i'd'H
i',y would get wei and we'll And those WI" are >l'
no matter what their diseases th,N are CuIh'l' "o.Iu
t'BLs, Their habits tid cam t"Nt dIu'N.
health II THIS Wow l. t"iit Ahd
We have proved than 1000 persons % not Worm
ui readers o IN" Tribune To- wake up - la ~
least Ion circulars copies OF Tie Laws Z" Inc
postage that, they not care 20 pay H.
learn how r,Suur,riu Nature Is All Wtt't
IN the writer and post ohcc plainly written al
dressed as above viii b" carefully AMI promptly All
'"'''"' ''"T' JAMES G. JACKSON.
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TORGERS BEFORE JUDGE SUTHERLAND
GRAY PLEADS NOT GUUTY-BOY FORGERS SENT TO
THE STATE EFFOENATOEY.

THE STATE TEFOEMATOEY.
William L. Gray, the fOrecr, who arrived
here the custody Of sergeant Kcalcy Of the detective
force on Thursday 10y the steamship Nevada from Eng
land taken yesterday to the Office Of the District
Attorney. At the opening Of the Court Of General
Sessions he was arIaincd before Judge Sutherland 10
plead six indictments for forgery Of bounty certih
Gates The prisoner appeared cool and seltrcant He
was represented by Augustus c. Brown OF Beach a
Brown. his counsel When he required to plead to
The indictments he turned toward Mr. Brown who made
the plea OF not guilty asking at the time the prv
ccc Of withdrawing the plea il should be found ncccs
sirv TO enter other plea THIS consented 10 10y
Assistant District Attorney Rollins. and accepted by the
Court The prisoner then r,maUdCd without han 10
the Tomhs where he j. confined. II i stated that
III. counsel Will move lOr ms release on bal pending the
trial There curiosity the u"i'd criminal
and many persons had gathered i'll the street and build
ING for that purpose The proceedings W court were
simple aud ordinary and the appearance OF Gray was
marked only 10y quiet Sclf-poS>cS>iOn.
judge sutherland yesterday denied the motion
of Terence OMEN Donuclly for "a new trlal, ana
sentenced INN To Two years ana SIX months
in state Prison. He convicted Of the ac-
tul forgery Of the forged checks presented by
the BOYS Edward T. and William Rylly and Louis Ca'h
10 the Corn Exchange Bank. The boys f"d with the
proceeds OF the forGcTicS TO -. Thomas with vague
idea Of reaching south America, hut were arrested ana
brought back aud pleaded guilty. judo" sutherland
sent them to the state R":OrmatorN at ElWlTa
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nlnsllal 5ustrrmcrIs

4 DUMAUAUT. late :. y. BALL y CO.,
n. 80 - EAST NTH ].
',L,riis ~t,uWay- and other Pianos ana of-ars low
TOT cash. on iu,tsm,uts, and fog r'Hl
NEEDHAN'S PARLOR ORGANS. N1e \"
,,nt- ,oull rr,,l~l tu -l.uOo BAY 81 uJu'a, tut'r
$40, Two profits. \ ir~'luW.ut. lliI NItblAN
vI.~It.lI CABINET. upon Nl.,h ru' can p'v any
tune b, sImu' working tuy pedals. il' - lh. ~.
l.. + NEEullAM * SuN. lit East -'l>t, y. J.
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PLEADING GUILTY OF ARSON.

Mary Brown, whose attempt to fire the house
occupied 10y Mary Weir in ThrtyeightL-st on July
has been already reported pleaded guilty. YESTERDAY ana
made rambling statement III mitigation Of her offence,
before Judge sutherland in the Court of General Hch
SONS She sentenced to four years III the pctcn-
fH1rT
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Drooklpn Real Celnls for Sale.

EOR SALE or 70 LET-Fr,t-cla~S three
/ storv mgi.stoop and basement hro"Eot"nc h"9+..
newly nui-hcG with all modern improvement l-h'1" OF
on Greene, door ',-t q 'HnuraNc
d. H. STONE. 1872 broadway, Sew oTk.
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tlu the tAt-hiI-
rr.',ll-g private summer Ir-uti located AZ Hl thNA
tlui. Of nearly OF the .f'''
,r % ou,I. and, tA,us'y. AVID magnificent '""r.
l.d receive, the fun b,u,ut ot o., cool mountain breeze
through the location Is one %; ir most healthy
and finest Tie country terms from 40 'o prI VIZ"
IIIID. c. TENII Iatuyiir. Go, y. Y, OF call Al
I.THbpnl m, = DIKl., "ItI.N. &. Ia.t 4!;ll
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SIX YEARS FOR \ MUEDEROUs ASSAULT

Hugh DcNclln, the man VINO WIN an IRON
bar nearly killed owen Duffy, foreman al the Mutual
C4sieht Compauys works the foot Of East Eleventh
St. pleaded gty yesterday IN the Court OF General Scs
sons. before judge sutherland lie sentenced 10
Elk years state Prison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12
Real estate 10 Gttbanee.
Gousce ano farms tOnntc0.

WANTED 10 purchase FOR CASH. LOT i'll
W wood wv CEMETERY, 800 To 500 feet Apply
GRO. CIIAl' NIN. Daily NCWS OfiCc.
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Gclp Ulnteo

AGENTS WANTED for
~ THROUGH TIE DARK CONTINENT.
By Henry VI. STANLEY IN Two volumes, octave containing
maps and l49 illustrations. Many 81 thee Illustrations
are from photographs upon the spot aud show The
people scenery along the route Agents wanted Tor this
popular work sold exclusively by subscription Ap
uIy 10 or address HARPER & BROTHERS,
Franklin square. y. Y.
rNEN SOLICITORS of GOOD tDDlESS and
/ ENPEEIENCE to see wealthy family on the llui
son River explain matter OF Iur"ftn 10 each property
al hne address can make $50 per week nothing
10 cary sell security required SUCCESS
Box -, Tribune Office.
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BOARD ano Rooms

West Side.
WEST lOTII-Sr, near )th-ayc.-fIeas-
AMI rooms with excellent board aud home '"l'ots az
,Io,,tair picr, Tor families and gentlemen transient VS.
itors 81 70 pei Jay.
East Sids.
OUTFITS of ROOMS for families or gentlemen,
- Win every convenience. private bathrooms With pr
vtte table or board references VI" 50 East -otst
<EAST 5STi-ST-Front rooms on third
ana fourth floors, overlooking The Park, 10 rent with
hoard Mrs. JAMES BlRDSALL.
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NErRoPoLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.

open from 30 a. N Z" - o..
stations
MORRIS ~TREET-N'arcst point fr south Ferry aud Bat
EIt,loR STREET Nearest point or Val ~'r,'' F.rrv
CptElIANbl STREET Nearest point tui J'i''A 10y and
Comuurp.w I,IU'-.
PAEk N,arr-t pint ir Pos. ON 60 nv lI4 and
barclay -t.,'i f'IH ." iion'i'u
CHAMBERS II;III- Nearest Ila' 'r IaH''iA aud Irs
Railway Ferry.
GiifSD SiErif-Nealc.t pout pcrIo.s ~,r,etrerry
Jersey
iIm-ii:iir-N ,ar,st Pom, .or christopher street
Icrry Co huipS'u
TDr EIlFNi 10 ~lkEEI-
TWENTY TIIIE RID RttI-N"ar'-t p"''io' I"'Ni} 'Ltd
I'fiy jersey CTS,
THIRTY THIRD SIEEIl.
i0EIY ~i,ONu SrREIl-N,ar,-t point fur New York
central Railroad Depot
fiiri -Nr,rct point '"r central Park.
IUT. UDW NIuNN frl D. fth' Mi~i -.d. station
EiIll IU e. SIS except iciW,'u o.. Nu|'- OF 80 %
..I a. u. auC 60 p Diem dee iiI' f. l'Hi~
I..I From ,I.h'' street along -N'' -
am .I1rc Au. street. O." ut a uv ~"H' i'h al'nI'.
(, tt.lI-'r,f. Ii,-IHE I"Nft H" ~ West LU'd"'f 10
auG along NuI. s.,tf o. au' along 'Hi'A sheet, 10
am. Al Dol, Is. q. llur D. street fu Nor. ~.,i'''.
com c.'- v.fh ~, fol- nWHr. hoi-' cor Ii,-
If.t III.. '.f scout. E..ii AZ
tI.A Nu- fu ,tr- Hr l"-' CO.,. .fI Last 'ttul
~fr.,t I,r.- tRlFE, kIN~i.lti n''l 'It- i'i ti'i
amt W.., ~ IlsIIiT ~Il.fI.I VIII ,al- Or 'i-i,.,r
and Ti.i I,rih ~fr..t I,rr,- At FuUNIllN ~IklEf
,lr,i AMI i.tf fourth ~jr.,t. I,Irr, NIuIEll MIND
Srr.r.LI viva 80 N'''a~t'u l..ft. 80 III ~
N NAN BIO, klIN. ~upt
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WILSON HOUSE,
w LAKE WARkMAWG;
Prices reduced: fishing and bpatIug &c.
j. Il. WILSON. Proprietor, NtW-Prc'ton, toha
N\'OODSIDE COTTAGE, jefferson Heights.
w Fine walks aud drives romantic scenery sh"I or"
au.t fruit milk &c terms ~ tot iIi "i
House today ut MARTIN * BEARS :. and W X D., ~ East
lith IT.. New York
WRIGHT lIOUSE-Ncar the Catskill Noun
w talns ten miles from IA" landing L3OU ie't hno,e
tide wafer: has "A good mOuutlIn view, double NIahd'
plenty Of shade good water shady ramot' and peasant
drives walk to mineral 7prlhgs water iaus
bathing fishing Two mails day telegraph once one mile
piano CIuqur from ~ 10 - week cIlaS's ia
attendance at rhr Landing. Address a W. " Hluhl CAIRO
Greene CO., y. \.
NNOLCOTTS NILLA.-Fivc miles from the
w village Of CntSki ON tho great thotouGhittr w.st
over the beautifully situated ny The Roar OF thr
stream Of the finest locations within the tnVfOis oil
Catsk easy the Mountain House ana a places
Of the P0tac and Catski regions well shaded
large forty minutes drive TO day boats stage are 20
cents. 49,, .,,,r,, ,.,.,u,
Refers 10 II Whitehall, lOi and 100 Nest At, y \.
WATER GAP HOUSE, -
w DELAWARE WATER GAP. PENN.
Three from NewlOrk barclay stG grand
mountain and scenery, pure a Dtautlu MAINS anu
boating fishing and BATHING house new ana elegant
oil modern improvements ....,... . .,,o n.-.,..o..
". BRODHEAD BRO. Proprietors.
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Corpornllon Noiltcs.

PROPOSALS for Groceries and supplies VIII
1 be received by the Department of Charities and Corec
lions until july 49, 1919 full particulars The CiY
Record, for sale at No. . City Hail.
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Summer DoIro.

- SPRING MOUNTAIN ilOI -. Monroe
A. Ntq'i,u Erir Railroad Iu miles iuu sew otk met
-, i,ar, = Co : 20 per week hIAGliEEA e"
IO.lf 10Th season. Mn
~4.C\T~ KILL MOI\TAlN no. = 80 80
. Jit. ne Itlugr ~ 'dsh'l.. \ J.
U,a.tlar Line Landing
Largest leading hotel Of thr 'd-kI t'gi" "uH hts
80 II,t.,, m M, Wruufpit only tuhu"uiug ne
,,nnu. view of The hudson Valley. Elevation Auo ittt
omen Juue | october !. Reduced rat's reno LOT CIT
cular.
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..n.nMEr unMrs nN NM MInLANn.,-

- The elevated mountain ranges traN'l-t bE thr Nr~
i'' great
tar,sof cr.tpt.r malaria. urr arr Ii'ur-cn count
\ paWrh Tho Fr'r ~ rU-"ft u no
Iu, a- been publ s'tus i"th the general features ~
water aturr,scs aUt terms OF pfoprt"l- %: hotels any 0Uc
person, prepared &" accommodate HonIl'- gi I' S
AppIt,iuu toII'. Doe U,dr Z" NllllNh H.
WED tcurf. Passenger A"'ut 10 NUAdW.N V.l"TA
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Deilil5trD

At VAN VLECk'S DENTAL ROOMS, 264
~ 9Th gyo-Plaiu - gum teeth, 81 upwards, war
r.ucd Gas administered IL years without accident. Re
member .Oi
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= II NUNl. JIIN y nv
STEAMER j I~~ D. NUA
Nful,4yt Vl,r- North IiStI foot ny,tust $3.50 o. ar.
ma" ~ Long Branch .lP a Co., E,'ut..ur. ttNc Long
Jirlu,,i zoo u m arrive 10 New NuIk t.i5 o. o..
". =. ~NEutN, e.. a'I.l Manager.
INVEST POINT or NEWBU RGlI.-Daily eek
w ,.pt ~lula,,. 80. DAY I'M ai'''', ,urLt re-
main AZ MI-T POINT 8 luur-. NlNHi l"f nearly :
huIr,.. due 40 Sew york ou return 81 $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12

NYANmArIAN BEACH RAILWAY.

"
= NNEK TIM. I.,IIF 10 lAhI EFFECT
SUNDAY. JI ~ iG. I~.~ .
Week DAYS AND ~uu.y. 'h, elegant -t'rtr Eliza HAN
cox ,,umtu,'l a, above vi t,g .i- 'l' season rom
P.,r foot IL .r',;. FAST GlNtI, "i',i io .hpfr'~
I,Iat AZ tIII NFoI\I. making tf-, con Gee mons 20
n- and returning Win Ipr,-- 10 ard from MauAat'
tan Beach
{. H.. and l2 -. no. .45 Boo So. 20 ard a. g. m.
Trans Manhattan Beach for N'v "iL va Ir,uI"'u
al 80 TO- !. q. aud p i", J. -'i l- - - 90
Tr.I arl $3.50 % l.ut, nom VI''' i".', - in NG''~
Tram, connect NJ Last N,w NoIk V'h ,ilt lftus't Trans
ON Atlantic a,. Iip.a d. $50 with tait>., and E"'A'
away Beach Railroad
MA BAY RIDGE
The elegant steamers IHO~. COLA lE 90. - B. NAhllN
AZ Iriuy -. y r.. ltrN. y. u
o H.. II. II q gIo lulu. 1850 a. "-.. los. 10
m ami l...A III ana l-iu no. 9. .h! l--.,
I q =, lud : t. o.p lu. 'o. a..u il. 80, $50,
I'D. o." ava '.''i ID -'. '-''
Tran. leave Manhattan Beach. VIA Hlv I:'. 30 l"o,
Ii,oa m aud 1910. Is, -if $50 80" ,a'. 80. 40
ant
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nnnnrfnnlty 10 visit 4 nnn-


- .,,"'lrH'r' .r o. adults, iu"i"'i 'oa' H"tl'
lawns ir., rllt pleasant high ground me views
nr.t ,l,. a..ummpl,tou- private table y desired, also
,'I,u iur reference, gwen aud Required 50 min
ut,- iul luk 10 inmate, from depot. Adde'S box
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Two THOSE OFT OF HEALTH send youl
.I'[IE WINCuELSEA

address To- m, White sulphur ~pIIr,, for crcuAI, Al
Gr. ., p.lm 80 v. COLE Hon. licrhimcI CO., y. !,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12

Y son uuc,r To-" management. h''ui for i'r s'h-"n
ri ,,ioi-: r.i.- o. .onab. carr, Information may
h.. obtir, ~ g. ASH lIil rI". IT.. .Llyt. -
e. i.Of. tA, Iiua-u. A.ui,., VI. }! BAI'l.E
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-09

THE WORLEY MURDER we
went to press last week, the legal
giants of Wayne bar were wrestling
earnestly for the verdict. in favor, and
against. the accused. Capt. Swift Gal
loway closed the defence on Friday
NIGHT, and Hon. ". t. DOrtch for the
State on Saturday morning. Judge
Kerr delivered an excellent charge to
the Jury: which after about an hour
and forty minutes consultation, rem
dered verdict declaring the prison
ers. Cherry, Thompson and Atkinson,
guilty" The announcement caused
great lamentation among the female
connections of the prisoners. Judge
Kerr imposed the death penalty, to
take effect on Friday, June 18th. On
that day, three of the most brutal vii
lians the State has produced will swing
ont Of it.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-09

GAFFNEY CITY REGISTER Such is
the title of neat, eight-pa9e paper,
printed at Gaffney City, S. c., on the
Charlotte and Atlanta Air Line II. R.
in the heart of the magnificent Pied
mont region. Gaffney's is the railway
station for Peter COopers Southern
Union at the celebrated Lime
stone Springs. The Register starts out
finely, and deserves an handsome sup
port. We are glad to see the name of
our friend. Capt. E. z. Hollis at the
masthead. He knows how TO handle
the pen, and is a clever gentleman.
Success and plenty of it. to the Reg
ister.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-09

WELDON RIOT.-We regret 10 learn
that serious disturbance occurred on
Monday in Weldon Municipal cleo
ton. \ negro named Joe Ward abet-
ted by Bill Hill, negro poll holder.
began the difficulty shortly after the
opening Of the polls. Subsequently
gang of darkeys attacked, knocked
down, and severely wounded. Capt. T.
l.. Emery. The whites rallied to his
and, whereupon violent negro named
John Purnell, fired his pistol into the
crowd. causing return volly. result
ing in his own death, and the wound
ing of Alex Burnett, colored Purnell
was shot through the mouth and
breast; he died the same evening.
Burnett was shot through the shOul-
der. Sheriff Larkin republican, Mayor
Daniel and Capt. Day, addressed the
negroes advising them to disperse.
The Republicans carried the town. 1t
is said the election will be contested.
Owing to threats of burning the town.
the whites paroled it Monday and
Tuesday nights.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-09
The Granville Flowing Match

This affair took place near Williams
boro Yesterday. under the supervision
of the Spewmarrow Goodwin and
Montpelier Agricultural Clubs. II
meant :. business. and ii was a sue.
cess. Tie farmers OF these Club,
wished To find out, by a test in the
fields OF their own section, which one
of the many improved plo~s was the
best. They wished to know, and To
Judge from work done, which plow
would save oats and corn. horse aud
man muscle. The committee of gen
tlemen selected from the three Clubs
the Watt Plow. The plows Of Messrs.
Stovall x Morgan, Of Granville. We're
conceded to be second best. We were
surprised and gratitied 10 see the per
fection Of this North Carolina enter
prise and competing 50 successfully
with this farfamcd champion. the
Watt There were a good number OF
plows and manufacturers on the field.
Here is practical proof or what club
birg together, amongst farmers. can
do. This occasion brought face To face
the men Who were mutually in
terested III. and dependent. each
upon the other-thc farmer and the
IN anufacturer. 1t was no less a tri-
umph for the one, than the other.
When Il farmer selects an implement
of his own choosing. pays for it and car
ries it home nc j. So apt To carry along
with it "a prejudice in it, favor And
worse still. he i 50 apt " hen he makes
a mistake 10 hang on and try and make
the best Of a bad bargain. We hope
and believe that many one Of these
| prejudices We're, yesterday, dispcllcd.
| We are glad to note the fact that our
/ people are eagerly looking for light,
! more and more each day, and they
/ hesitate less and less when it is seen
! to 20 to it. They Will soon reach the
! point. like sensible men of every other
| class. ito stand not upon the order OF
| their going but 80 at once. If our
| farmers who have had all the advan-
! tages that wealth and education could
! give. would but forget the past, look
al our condition as it is, lay hold and
lead no one would long have occasion
to regret the condition Of North Caro-
/ lina's agriculture. To make this
leadership effective, they must hav,
an organized following. Clubs ol
oranges must be formed. As practi-
cal proof of this lesson We point Will
pride 10 the Granville blowing match
" \. 6.
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CABARRUs.-Both the Sun and the
Reqister fly the name Of GOV. ance,
for Senator. at their mastheads. Capt.
Woodhouse gives Us the following
items: The Concord Band is ready for
the campaign. Pomona Grange on
the end Wednesday in MAY will be an
interesting Affair Delegates from
Ircdell. Rowan, and Mecklenburg will
tent for a dav with the Cabarrus breth
rem ..... Fishing, in the 1adkin i all
the rage The dwelling house and
kitchen of Mr. John Wise. near Union
church. Rowan county. Was burned
last Friday about noon IN eusInan.
the machinist at Gold Hill, is building
a stationary engine TO drive the ma
chinerv Of Messrs. Peacock and Culp ).
saw and Touring mills near the HILL
n will be 26 horse power. That bus
mess building steam engines in back
woods Of North Carolina. Col.
Slough has struck a big gold VEIN ....-.
Measles are humping around IN NJ.
Pleasant "a negro Was killed IN
Mecklenburg near Steel creek. ~ the
Columbia Railroad.
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State toms.

judge seymour. after hearing all the
points, decided that VI II. Jones j.
Treasurer. and II. r. Bullock j. sheriff.
nf Granville. Col. 7. q. Fuller. and
Hon j. Il. I;atchclor were counsel on
opposing side in the case.
John Thomas of Wayne negro
Mo had been Wounded in "A
fight with another negro named
Alfred Iangston, IN October. 1871,
died last week of paraly sir. Cor
oner, inq"ust dccided that his death
resulted from Langst1n assault with
club and the latter was arrested.
lie had previously been tried and fin..d
50 for the affray.
I'll" Southern stars, a. we learn
from the Lincoluton Neprs. will hold
a tournament. shooting match. and
ball. on the eth INST.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-09

LECTURE-Hon. Kemp. z. Battle,
President of the University, Is taking
a lively interest in the agricultural re-
generation, and advancement, of the
State. He has consented 10 lecture IN
Asheville, May Sth, on the relation OF
the University to the farmers OF North
Carolina and the advantages this lnstl-
tuition affords to the farming interests
of the State.