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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-16
NEW ORLEANS.
rne aEoUnas upen whleh AadsFson
AHLs New TRIAL the inhiea'ieas
tlniayOrRbie a. Him,

Ine GFaHnaH up0n Whien AadsTsa,
Asls % New TRIAL Ihe indieRii0al
tniayorabie ~ him,
Nav ORLKAEs, February 10, The
rule for new trial Ia tho casa ~
General Anderson came ON to-day
After u list of the witnesses was called
Mr.. Caatellos read n motion aud nup
elemental grounds for new trial
First That the verdict was contrary
10 law aud The evidence.
Second That james Prince, one ol
the Iurora, ID under the age u twenty
one,
ThIrd-rhat Jeromlah Llucoln, one
OF the Jurors, previous 10 being sworn
In the case, had expressed Nh opinion
Fourth That Anderson was tried
by only eleven jurors,
Finh-That new aud additional evil
denco had been found since tho rendl-
ton Of the verdict
Sixth-Ihat they were deprived OF
the testimony OF Littleheld, who
could prove the innocence Of Ander-
son,
Seventh That the testimony Of Sem
ator Haoharie the accused could prove
his absence nj the time tho Vernon
parish returns were opened,
A large number OF witnesses were
called, mostly oolored, all OF whom
testified 10 the fact that James Prince
was not twenty.one years OF age. Two
witnesses had visited prlnces moth
er In 1870, when she introduced him
40 between seventeen and eighteen
years OF ago. one other witness testl'
fled that HIS (witnessee,) father died
December 9th, 1850, and that James
Prince was born year and n half or
two years Afterwards. Another teeti'
fed that Princes mother In ~ said
that Jim was fourteen years OF age
A. Il. Tervalor testified that three
months before the Anderson trial that
James Prince, when he suggested to
him to apply for membership to the
order OF Friends, told him no could
not apply as he was not twenty years
of age. After the trial witness asked
Prince how he could serve M u Juror,
not being OF age, when Prince stated
that his mother had told him he was
twenty.threo years OF age.
The polnt relative 10 Llncoln's state
ment, In regard TO Audorson's guill,
etc., was not proven.
State Senator Hacharie, n member OF
the democratic committee on the re-
turning board, testified that he be-
lieves Anderson was not present at the
opening OF the returns from Vernon
parish, but was not positive enough Ia
say no on oath.
The defense asked Xacharie IL he
WAS uOb uh Nit VI Wv h"tN Ah''' 'S'''sN
fields testimony was material to prove
the innocence OF Anderson.
The attorney general objected, and
the court sustained tho objection, to
which bill of exceptions was taken
Mr.. Castelanos, of counsel for the
defense, declared he wished to prove
by witness that the attorney general
had stated to Senator Iacharle that
Littlefield was not put upon the stand
at the trial because his testimony
would have acquitted Anderson. The
assistant Encouragement denied hav-
ing made such statement. The court
held il would have had no effect II
this conversation had taken place /;
that Littleiield was on hand and could
be put on the stand nj any time II the
defense wanted to show that his evil
dance WAS material
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-16

San Antonio Express II any one
doubts that our insane asylum Is 80
full that no more patients can gain
admission, they have ohly to read the
following and believe 1t was written In
the Office OF the Austin Statesman !:
'Set the cerebral structive of clear
aud strong intelligence upon the modi
lied breathing system of gorilla, add
/ to this the stomach of lion and ex'
tend the structure into the loins OF a
bull, and you have the superb thinker,
the indomitable worker, the invinci'
BILE combatant, the passionate devotee
of woman, man armed cdp-aspie, fer
tile in all resources; organizing and
victorious In all the fields Of life
Such creatures are produced In extreme
moments, by means OF ali immense
concentration of intellectual and phys
ical forces.n
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The state Convention.

Castroville Era: Austin wants the
state convention because it is the Gems
ter. Why certainly. This reminds US
of Mark Hardin on the division OF
Hardin county, Kentucky. Austin Is
the geographical center OF the sta'e,
hence the state convention ougnt 10
be held there. Aud by reference to me
map you will sec that 1t is not iar
from the geographical center oil North
America; hence the national conven-
tioa ought to be held there; in fact 1t
ia the center of Goods glorious and
beautiful world.p If you don't believe
II. 20 and stand on the capitol hill,
and see how nice the sky fits down all
around.
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Chicago Inter. Ocean; One of these
days ]. Madison Wells will die, and
sitting Bull will be hung, and Charley
Ross will be found, and Carl Schurz
and Jay Gould will kill one another IN
duel, and Rutherford b. Hayes WIN
resign, and Samuel J. Tilden VIII DO
married, and the county board VIII be
abolished. Then this distressed ooun-
try Will know the blessings OF peace.
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For the west gulf states: Clear and
partly cloudy weather, cold northerly
shifting to warmer southerly winds,
and rising followed by falling barom-
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CIVIL NOTES.

In the suit of Adolphus F. WarburtOn and
.,rers against Gideon J. Tucker, Judgment was OBJ
,ainsa in February, 1874, against the defendant for
co oaa n, Yesterday his examination rs a judgment
$780, An complementary proceedings was hed showing
me- Immediately available property.
The Supreme Court, General Term, denied
yesterday the motion Of Professor Dwight TO nave al 'n
Columbia College graduates of 1873 sworn In as both
and councillors at law, but granted II as to
seventeen OF Them who began their studies at the school
before APRIL 1876 law OF that year making special
exception in their favor.
An application was made yesterday to Judge
ponohue IN Supreme Court Chambers to set aside the
finding ola sherfs iuryon inquision OF unacy that
Mrs Duna Barmiser insane. Under II she was
sent 10 BOomingdale Asylum and her counsel now IN
ssts that the evidence wholly insufficient. Judge
DonOhue reserved his decision.
Moses L. Goldman, clerk in a BOwery
cloth ng store was arrested yesterday in suit begun
by Rose Wolf to recover damages for alleged be-
travail aud breach of promise TO marry. On April /,
1876 she CLAIMS he gave her ring ana a marriage
certificate, telling her that was legal marriage ana ulu
NOT undeceiye her until their first child was born'
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.


C e q Gg io5 @a s J lad fa 20
GENERAL TERM-Ingals Daniels and Potter JJ.-Nos.
lO 1885, 1876 1896 lG7 40 ILL., 49, ia It's, go 1903 1876
1871 1856 III 179 $50, 80 l2G l5O l29E l4i, 49, l5l
siEcaL TERH2Van Brunt J.-Nos $40, 81, 85j $780, 37O
$40 3S9 lOi 49, 100 So SOL 429 l34, l05 202 II, ABB
26 S. 464 ass 4j9 AGO. 4G2 467, 1879 AIS 472 473 40
4G 49, 4S 49, 49, 49l 1872 4SS bOO 5O2 5Oi 6U6 5CS
6l2
CIRcUTT-PARr l. Barrett, Cease on No. 1179
PART II-Lawrence Nos ], 1910 $685. 800, 99s 2O34
1G0 1906 6OS 1889 1894 1893, 1891. 3342 1855, 1873
495 1866 1851 l42l, 1850 1866 2o57 1922 1854 1871
3s5 l441 lll9 1928 2503 1927 1917 1547, 3I79 INA
t5SAA l44i 1862 81 300 1852, 967. 375, 1927. 727.
SUPERIOR CONFESSIONAL TERM-CuTus, &. J.-No day
calendar
2Sa. Csc 7SO sG2 1913 SOC 81, SIS, 1918, no
COMMON PLEAs-C HAMBEgs-J. f. Daiy, J.Nos a. 10, l6
TRIAL TERM-PART Ivan Hoesen J.-Nos 1917 449
1851 1870 1881 45l 2O3 2O4 57S $40 5SO $751; 1884 800
20 C3l l143 1890 1883 2l37 $50 3S7 POOL lll5 1868
6 1926 1922 2i3 l47, l4s. 1880 62O 1916 2G90, 1883
AARSE CouRT-TRIAL TER,f-PAET I-Alxer, c. Nos
SOg2. 4O2i, 1885, 272l. $500
PART II-Goepp, Nos 1874, A474. 454s, 89l9 1905
1883 PAS 3sOl 3643 $685. 36l4 1927 1919 1908 37l4
PART lII-SinnOtt Nos 2575, 426O. 1862. 3246, 49,
GENERAL SEsslOSs-PABT I-Hackstt R.-AbTaham Marks
81 al robbery (cODunued) John Schultz Samuel Blooming
thai robbery Nelson C. Gordon Henry Walters 1eOniOus
assault and battery Eugene Herman grand larceny Kate
William Walsh Edward Burke, William Harrison, Richard
noC9nden, Edward Mcguire, James Collins John Logan
Charles kaefe Christopher Tnkse, John IhO Thomas Far
rel Waters Thomas Eggns et al violation OF the
else law.
PART II-Gidersleeve john Preston and Joseph Pres
Ton, misdemeanor Continued
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COURT OF APPEALS.
PROCEEDINGS AND CALENDARS.

ALBANY, May 2O.-In the Court of Appeals
Monday MAY 20, 1873 Present. The Hon SANFORD r.
Church Associates. No. 255-Mary F. MIX respondent
ag Andes Insurance Company appellant argued 10y W.
III COgsWe appellant and Daniel Pratt Tor respondent
No 3l4-FredercE A. Potts respondent agt Isaac Mayer
mpleadel, etc, appellant; argued by o. '" Carpenter
Tor appellant, and Samuel Hand for respondent.
Noi2lB-Ahce Jane H respondent ag Oscar Berry CT az
appeapts submitted. 2l0.-JOhn Kellogg ct al, res
pondents agt Norman appellant argued by f. r. Rice
appellant Naudenbergh respondent No lO6
William II. Hume, appellant, agt the Mayor ETC. oi
York respondents argued by George T. ComsOck for
APPELLANT and a. Rcquir for Respondents; still
Motion Calendar Tuesday No l57Hiscock agt Harris
No 4O4-The American Bank agt. PlttsOn and FL
mira Coal Company No 406-The Howe Machine Company
agt Petlbone No 4OS-Iu the matter OF confirming the
port for grading etc. Sacket and other
streets Brooklyn. No. 409-Jones agt Ludum No 4l2
Day Calendar Tor Tuesday Nos 900 ~, 22l 2O2 p l49
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THE COURTS.
TIE MOVES CONSPIRACY TRIAL.

cposs-yxAMINATION or THE PRisoNhI,' =,
The trial of Benjamin Noyes Tor aIeseu
.o,.ny,cy to defraud the policy-hoders OF Tue Ne"
80 Mutual Life Insurance Company was conI,nuo
yesterday at Newark with the defendAh on '"o
s,snd he was subjected thorough cross-eA
~ ,o.,,eet that while Bank Examiner OF
- ,rd his colaborer, Mr.. Dunham' were eens"'ou ~,
.oaI,, collecting s5 900 from the banks the reSo'U
go os subsequently expunged from me ibInute snY
nV ,nistake When tho National Captnl So,; ,nr;
Ds'b ,rssnized A. N. Clapp uhcn Congress.oua, min
sfory n walker A. G.. Fay, Mr. Clageett nggse 81
Hves and Others we're elected directors; American
81 ,snizatOn was the persecution OF .e he Com
Wn,n9i nv Insurance Commissioner Steanian, Of re-
,atssoneT attempted to secure the Tho witness
eivsT INIT failed In explaining an aswe 70 California
ssid that between the courts from l i, stands and
90. Ntiooai CauitOl does not know WILL he Witness
veither 10 l." The Prosecutor W t' National Can
,tb On the details OF tue assets u vi, DECLARED
a. Win min p0rtant results ny hi uotbin0 to do
llO VIII . itiye manner that ne hau hotnnH " w
III w bcing paid anything Ior Ine , ,, me-
VITA f'y sod 90 OF such Arrangements ~ aS tue
hau no bV be was not more car1iGi aOO't sJ IL
the reason he trusted Mr. Stedweil fully; ne ana not
eclPt NE ihat stedwell asked blm on the mght 0I tne
fsp whether he would not be wlllng 10 ieV soe
ui,cd States bonds pass through MS hahdsi ne WIote
- sretsry Kelsey TO that effect he never hald now
~, very man take care Of himself when ne learned
& e receipt was IN the hands OF the Prosecutor Inc
eouft adjourned I'LL this morning
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A CITY CLAIM FOR LANDS.

The suit of the city against Henry Hart
and william Remsen is brought to recover LANDS De-
tween the old high and low water mark ON the Harlem
River just above the Third Avenue Bridge SOFA ny ue
On 1870 Tho city claims that this sale void be-
ouse not made at public auction. The Supreme court
Ircuit dismissed the city's complaint and 1t appealed
NM Attendants rest their title on the OLD la1eln
.rt vbieh is even older than the DOugan Charter,
I'd claim that under II the owners OF the upland ITO
Soss rights they have succeeded, owned down 10 eX-
ME- Low water mark and that all city charters since
ne recognized this right aud that The city is estopped
nan any claim by its sale in 1870. The Court reserved
10 decision Charles Matthewsppeared for inc CITY
Tiaptson r. Potter for the defendants.
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nFCISIONS-MAY 90.

Supreme Court hdmbTs--Bv Judge Barrett
Devn agt Martin ct aThe preponderance OF evidence Is
plaintiff and the motion cannot be granted as 10 the
rent be allowance for the interest winch
Charged cost OF notion COOK agt
referee erred IN allowing the cost or the supple
proceedngs confined b. the order 10 the cost
al me contempt proceedings $S must be deducted from the
amount which reports. and to the remainder Is con-
lrmed .,----..--.., A.. ..,,.o,,o., ~, ,.o
Central Park relative 20 the opening OF
Riyerside PARK: memorandum. Hodges sg Porter-When
was this tried before mel
Soeciat Tsyqa-Ry Judge Barret,-The Mutual Life In
snsnce Comnauy AIT stnitl-Find'nRs settled Prentice
AIT Notwithstanding settled they san be recOpied as
settled and handed To me for Signature.
Judge Van BTunt.-BOun agt. Seiger; Sprague agt
Findings settled. Thornton agt The Wabash
Railway COmpany.-OpDiOn. Flynn aRt Fox tai thlnk
that this acton by attorney TO enforce sPenc men
and properly this calendar Best, etc. agt Iel et al
u CasCsl-Decrees signed. -.
SWpcrioT CoHrt-Spocal Term-Bv Chlef.Justice
Curs-Van Claim agt LOwensteinMOOn TO vacate order
OF arrest denied with $40 costs OF notion Collins agt
ADAMS ct e-MOtOu for injunction denied, with cost.
Robertson Bennet-This cause should be stricken
from the OF setd0wn causes, and restored 10
The tral calendar OF tins Court for a
ag De La VergneOTder that appeal be deemed abandoned
Weeks al agt. Mccarthy et aL-OTder rowing action
ag Blumgart ct aOIdeIed day calendar for the
23d Of May Livingston ct al agt. Wood ct aActlon dis
continued order canccmg lis pendeus. Wright aet Sc
cOurOTertd SPECIAL calendar for the 24th day OF May
The BOwery Savings Bank agt Crawford ct al (NO ~ same
agt mo 2Oler granting leave TO amend summons,
KObhtze-Orer denyng melton 10 yacgte, etc. Newbury
al Wall OF aL-Orerel calendar for the first
Tuesday IN Jnne NaheT Mas Mas agt Peyser ct all
Peyser agt Mas Mas agL PeyseOrders OF substitution
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SHIP NERS.
PORT OF NETWORK

PORT OF NEw.YoRK. ....-...............MAY2
CLEARED.
Steamship Idaho DBL Holmes Liverpool via Queenstown
Williams & GuiOn.
Company.
Steamship Josephine Thomson. Baltimore, W. DalzeL
bte&msnip Beverly, Wallace, Philadelphia Jas Hand.
steamship CHESAPEAKE Mangam, Portland ]. r. Ames.
Shp Herinione BIB Roberts. London, Arke Tufts Co
orders, Boyd q Hincken. - ~
Punch Edye 4 Co. ~' A"'-AN~''' A7"e'
Bark Francesca n. Usall
Eng. John 9. Seager. - '--A''N1 |NNNS'
ed ssSs TTs cOsnia ut pnsornO Cork for orders sO
saIs Aas Crosby. Crosby. Nswy Ireland sOuder
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR SAN FRANCISCO-Ia Steatasbfp co,op NJ. y
Bernfer and two children w. II. Griffin Miss FI Jnbnson
Mrs A. Gier1sch " d. Haley w. l. Pierce NJ n DSSaTt NJ
Breriey, Mrs H. +. Goodrich O. l.. James Mrs ~ ~ s, ~
ton, the Rev. J. X Mendenha Miss A c. MsndsnbaI NIP
Buck. Miss BfinnOn, j. Giersch. Mrs A. T. Nanches,
Mrs G. A Gihon Miss d. f. Badger, Miss f. NJ seville Pns
South and Central America Mrs NJ A. Smith. John Magey
Thomas Undo, j. y. MorOl ]. Leon, r. Moyo j PEREZ
L. T. Ossa wife and child Mrs C. f. de Dockendor nurss
and TWO children, L. Emerson II. NJ. Taylor S
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AIarblc ano Slate Aldntels.

A TTENTlON Now is the time to purchase
n SLATE AND MARBLE MANTELS.
slatework 'PENRHNN SLATE co,
80 Unions square n. Y. (4thave. and l7th-sts)
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GInelcal 5nslrnlneTts


DUNAHAUT, late :. Y. BALL 81 Co.,
"A. No. ii EAST 1iTHSr.
Chickering'S Stenway's and other Pianos and OrgnuS low
for cash iustalmeuts and for ien.
I IGlITE d ERNST, old horse of IlGhte ~
a. Bradbury, offer their splendid PIANO-FORIEs at low
lIices easy monthly payments at IL East l4ths
Also smiths AM FRICAN ORGASS.
7 ATEST GIFTS of SCIENCE, see
Ia TRIBUNE EXTRA No. 40.
Sixteen pages. Price post ad. 10 cents.
Address TIE TRIBUNE, New York.
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Excursions.

CHfnrSlons.
MANHATTAN BEACH.
OPENING OF THE SEASON, 1873.
MANHATTAN BEACH RAILWAY
completed 10 Greenpoin opposite 10th and 23dss East
River
TIMETABLE TO TAKE EFFECT
THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1873
TRAINS LEAVE COMPANY'S DOCK AT
GREENPOINT opposite 10th and 23d sts East River, for
Manhattan Beach, 10 and II a II and i. 2, 3, H.
Returning Manhattan Beach for Grecnpoin 10 and
o. M IL m. and y g. A. o. p Trains also
meet al East NewYOrk with CaH8rse and IOckaway Beach
Railroad, --
VIA BAY RIDGE,
STEAMER THOS. COLLIER.
o2d.st Y r. IerOy.st ~ r. Pier g, ". r.
u a l2m, 1910 N, 1910, lO;3J a. m, l2:Zo
and D.. 2:lo anu 1.lb T. IN, 30 ana 10 y W
RETURNING Manhattan Beach q. 1920 22O, 4:2o
and G2O p.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY
tun 4SS sun ZIG Clock 3m 39s
moor rises ll56 Moon souihs. 4l5 Moons age days 10
g.. -, - hlJH WATER T0-DAY-A
N"S ANVVk''ll'Z9 Gov. Island. Hell Gate..... "a
sonav NJ, !, 6lGu WATER To-DAY-P
"" i'V0A''ili0o Gov Island. 00i Hell Gate. 1:53
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Gelp Wanteo

uELP WANTED-For general homework
country village city family OF seven; American
English or Sweds pfeieed So Call at 335 Broad
way, Room To-
NAID.-Immediately, middle-aged, Pro-
WI tcstanf, French-Swss woman as maid 70 trave, IN
Europe best references Required Auoess irS "iLLA"S'
Newport, H. l., f. o. Box 900
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WINDSOR HOTEL,
SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY,
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.

Tbs NEW and SPLENDID HOTEL, with tho TWO
LARGE BRICK RESIDENCES and EXrENSiNE
GROUNDS adjoining overlooking CoNHhESs sfhlNu
PARK, will be
OPENED FOR GUESTS June l, 1878.
PARLoRs, BEDROOMS, or ROOMS EN- SUITE, ELE,
GANTLY FURNISHED Will De RENTED WITHOUT
BOARD at MODERATE RATES.
The ADJACENT RESIDENCES have been FURNISHED
and AiRANGED In FLATS for the SPECIAL ACCoMMo.
DATION Of FAMILIES.
THE HOTEL RESTAURANT
VIII he under the control of COOKS OF THE HIGHEST
GRADE. and MEALS WILL BE SERVED in the MOST
Rooms MAY BE ENGAGED on application at the ME-
TROPOLITAN HOTEL, New.YOrk.
CHARLES Ii. SHELLEY, Manager.
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Gotels.

HOTEL BRISTOL, 5th-ave. and 42d-st.-
Suites Of apartments can be secured by addressingJ
COREY Manager.
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COOpFR UOJTSE. COOPERSTOWN. Y. Y

COUNTRY BOARD near WESTWOOD..-
" Large farmhouse plenty shade high ground and health
locality boating fishing, &C: 80 per Addres
BOX No. 10. Wyeryale, NewJcrsey.
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NOUNTRY BOARD.-A private family desire

~ Under management, with many improvements ana
reduced prices plans at tho Hoel bureau ~ Union square
:. l.. CRITrENDEN, Proprietor.
al Branch.
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VNAPPAN ZEE HOUSE.
i NYACK on THE HUDSON,
will open June 20 Diagrams be and rooms engaged
az the Hotel bureau, 80 Unlon.squafe, New.York W. b.
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lRINKERHOEF HOUSE,
NROMWELI;S Lake House, Highland Mills, n.
W: 90 miles. Brio; 200 q elcya OLIVIER CILOMMELL

COME to the cool BERKSHIRE HILLS
~ =. BENEDICT, Mount Washington. Mass, via Copake
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ERANCONIA HOUSE-Near Profile House,
Whit. Mountains. F.rstcllEs board. - per per dGy.
Don't ray Incredible send for circular Highest references
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~ 10 obtain 4 few boarders large farm shaded lawn
pleasant rooms large alZa lee aud fruit III season three
miles Putnam Depot. Address BOX Noj7 South WOOD
re-
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EDGCOMB HOUSE, NEW-LONDON, Conn.
IA the sound June TO- 1878 The proprietor ma
DE at the Ashland House, 80 lthaye3 " 4 ever
THURSDAY from 10 a. IN 20 5 T. NJ. uotl June g. inclusive
Il. :. EDGCOMB, Proprietor.
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NOIT NTRl BDNWID-Nt East StrOUU~DUIE,
- Pcnn-Fnc large house; 10 minutes from depot 3
miles from Delaware water Gaps beautiful location splendid
walks ana drives: magnificent perfectly healthy
excellent plenty milk and fresh vegetables from farm
connected with house. Terms reasonable. Address ,
W. r. BUSH &C. East StfOulsburg, Penn, or call al
Room 4, stats Zeitung Building. y. Y.
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GUNNER BOARD.

At RIVERSIDE, CONN, splendid rooms
~ with board can obtained at reduced price,
20 family one hour NewYOrk. j. CLMER Stamford
Gam
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CLIEFMO0D MANSION, 20 miles from cit


~ private with farm, sea bathing boating and
driving will be Insured the poa.a test associations
aud the complete comfort and enjoyment OF guests convenient
cars; send for crcuar. &. WARD, Newport NJ
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EOR board at the Water Gap get circular
and reference OF Lawn Cottage East suoudsOurg Mon
roe Con
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GUNNER Bcoro.

ATLONG BRANCH, MONMOUTH BEACH,
and vicinity handsome cottages nicely Furnished 70
let Summer also board procured IN hotels or cot
tages terms suit tie times Apply to WM LANE CO.,
East Long Branch, Box aS.
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6iiudiiono Uanie0-- alales
NOACHMAN and COOK.-By a man

~ jas. discngagcd thoroughly understand their bust
and able aud willing 10 do any other work required OF
a gentlcnan's place. when time permits; strictly ten
peratc first class city references and will accept fan
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I AUNDRESS.-By frst-class laundrcss
n will 60 short distance in country city references AS
HuisOn.Et,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21

VNINDLE TAKk T1UUNF.
w SUMMER HOME fOr GUESTS,
situate on private park overlooking the Hudson River,
mnutes' walk from depot open May send for circular
Address l.. o. Box 80. TarTytOwn y. \.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-01
slLvEa BUTTONS.
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When wss half sslssp. and wholly dream
Ing,
A v imam on swift hosse parsed me, ndine
Far down the hillside In splendid way.
oh. there was something very bright about
she went @ 20 swiftly that do not know
Wha' all that brightness WAS, but stars and
ed down the shady road saw her go.
She was n, angel riding down from heaven,
For she had on very mundane dress,
And all adown II two long rows Of buttons
Threw back the light Of heaven ike world
liaess.
All Of the scene TINT can we'll remember .
Is the sw!ft grace with which she dashed
along,
And tho two twinkllng rows Of starry buttons.
v hat matter, then, IL this 10 make song :
But Il has done II. AS the visi0n vanished
NV heart set up song. oh, how y sings
OF stars and brightness! and her dashing mo
Gave me the time In which the Inusia rings.
Those buttons! oh. tho buttons! Why she
wore them
Icannot think. We're they for use or show
And why should persist In thinking OF tn, m?
These all are mysteries cannot know.
Those buttons! oh, twas vanity to wear them,
i've learned she sat up late to sew thsin
strong,
Then slept 70 dream OF me, ana siyiy saw me
The while she rode 20 loftily along.
Twas folly beheld, and now / knowit,
long the more " see the sight again.
She thought Of me while setting those but
tuns,--
OF ma alone In this reat world OF men.