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New-York tribune., 1879-06-04
CIVIL NOTES.

Tie Commissioners of the Sewerage and
Drainage Wafer District OF the town o Eugle"ood, N
j. issued $4,000 of water bonds in August 1877 The
firm Of yerni * Coz bankers. bought about one-half o
these BONDS The law under which the bonds were
issued has recently been declared unconstitutional by
the Cnuris ~ Nnw-Iersey Judge Lawrence yesterd'y
m SUPREME Court. ChamBcrs granted order of puo-
lcaicn IN "a snit brought by Nermlyo 90. against
the commissioners to recover the money aready paid 10
them
John G.. Wenz, a saloon keeper, brought
novel yesterday the Superior Court before Judge
Freedman. against William Eckert and George Winter
brewers. Wenlz alleges that between June, ISL and
August 1874 he bought large quantities OF beer from
tie degndanis but until the latter date dii he dis
cover that each barrel. represented 10 contain brty
two ~ Ions had rap1c'y OF only twcntyrine gallons
he had some naIrcs % his own made ol the proper
cauari,Y Nuf the De nts refused % sell beer except
Ing by their measures. He sues th"m 10 recover
under statutes. treble the value OF The beer ai was
Ia king ihe barrels purchased. This value lac Cs-
male. Al ~ 800. TIC fi- VIA occupy several days
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THE COURTS.
THIEVES BEFORE TWO JUDGES.

William Birmingham and Walter Edwards
both young men OF respectable appearance, were ar
raigned IN the Court OF General Sessions yesterday ne
fore Judge Gildersleeve, four indictments charging
them with robbery The prisoners visited several houses
os.ensbly in answer TO advertisements Offering iur-
nished rooms let Their plan was that one shoulu
remain in the parl0r while the landlady showed the
rooms 10 the other The aef the raroT then selected
tie valuable objects which he could conveniently carry
away. AT other times both would accompany the land
lady, and while Kept her attention the other stole
any portable things he could find. Mrs. VOL OF No TO
East Twelith-si lost gold watch and chain and other
property. Mrs Sarah Usher Of No LOG Lexngton-ave,
Mrs NJ G. Smith. of No. 24G East TLirlyOurth-s ana
Mr. Emma Mason, OF No 10 East sxty-firsf-st. also
lost jewels and other articles. which were aiterwatd
traced to the possession o. the prisoners lu ADDITION 10
their ihefts in ls CITY, which amount IN Value 10 more
han 81 900 Brooklyn DcusckeepeTs have also suffered
at ner nands and tbero warrants out for their az
rest III that city. Both prisoners pleaded guilty, ana
were remandcd for sentence.
In tho Court OF General Sessions Yesterday before
Judge CownC. John Gray pleaded guilty OF stealing
watch and chain from the pocket OF DAVID LoweDsteln
also charged with picking the pocket OF 1caei
Gchcgan AT funeral lie sentenced 70 state Prison
for three aud a baif years.
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THEEE CAURCH CONVENTIONS.

MEETING OF THE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD
CATHOLICS AT NEWARK.
At the morning session of the Reformed
PrssbytcrIan synod the Thiryuinth Street Church.
on Monday The Rev David Meteny presiding the ques-
tion Of the proposed removal OF Geneva College from
Nor.hwOOd, OHIO. TO some other place up the
report of the committee. The college, IL seems, l. a
long distance from the railroad, and many members OF
tho synod think that It's usefulness would be increased
If u were removed TO other city. The Rev. Dr.
Wylic OF Philadelphia, chairman Of the Board Of For
eign Missions presented report On mission work IN
SYRIA The receipts Of the mission for the year had been
81 $50 The property OF the mission estimated at
$4,000. Mrs Yates, OF London, said the report,
contemplating plan for the establishment Of college
In snadia near Cyprus The Rev J. c. NeFeeters, OF
Plttsburg offered resolutions that were adopted
cOndemuing the tobacco. and advising both Pres
by tees license anyone who used IT, and Sessions
not oIdsn anyone in tho congregation who used it,
unless prescribed BOY physicians.
At the afternoon session the college matter taken
up in order that the merits OF the several competing
places might DE heard. The Rev. j. George spoke OF
the advantages OF Beaver Falls 1t town OF about
5000 inhabitants, aud centrally situated three
railroads. The Ptsburg Presbytery the largest IN
the church Ten oi ground and subscription Of
at 9Th che claims OF Morning sun, Iowa IL
was town OF LOCO inhabitants and was remarkably
tree from temptations 10 the yonng subscription of
$4,000 had been p ged for the object The Rev. 4. r.
RObD also spoke for the town. NOTthwOOd, the
persent site OF the college defended 10y the Rev
George Kennedy. Elder David Boyd spoke Of the ad
van ages OF Belef0DtaiDe. situated few miles from
NorthwOod. The session closed with n report
National Reform by the Rev. T. r Stephenson. OF Phila
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04
BROOKLYN RAILROAD WAR.
| THE COMPLAINT AGAINST PRESIDENT BRCFF AM
| Ills MIN DISMISSED.

THE COMPLAINT AGAINST PRESIDENT BRCFF Ann
his MIN DISMISSED.
Justice Semler, in the Sixth District Court,
Brooklyn, yesterday dismissed the complaint against
President Bif of the Brooklyn Elevated Railway Com
pany his contractor and sbout fifty aboreTs who were
arrested by the police Of the Ninth sub Precinct Oh May
l3, while tearing up the pavement in LoxngtonaVc.
Red-aye, for the purpose of laying foundations
for elevated road Tine Justice, IN his opinion. says
that his court is hardly the proper place discuss the
right OF the defendants under their charter pro-
priey Of the action OF the city authorizes in directing
police 10 interfere III movement OF such vital i'm
poranee 90 the people These differences should have
been settled through injunction from higher
Jurisdiction The company organized and incOrpo-
rated under the laws OF 1874 and received direct au-
thOrty deal with the streets tho manner attempted
and the extent which be required for the con-
structon Of its road The authority The Justice claims
IS paramount 10 inHt OF the city officials, and TO any
corporation ordinance which may have been enacted by
those officials. The police bound TO take
themselves In the performance OF their duties carry
Ing out directions from the city officials III the shape
ordinances and resolutions.
the intention of the company Ia begin work upon
its road again in few days. The police authorities,
that unless permit u open the streets
obtained they viii continue TO arrest the wOrkmeu
This viii probably cause Mr. Brun TO seek 10 restrain
the city authorities by AL Injunction from interfering
with his work
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CnTRT OF AppEALS.

AIBAyY, June 3.-Iu the Court Of Appeals Tues-
dan june 3pe.enL he Hon. sanford T. church > and
Van G.Idrr ag Van Geiaef; WASH art. tie Sew YORK
TIo4iira Dr, Dock Company Hlant AIT GaD,ri srouso
at Jo,eIi,haIi smith aGt Erwin. Judgment affirmed
The uacules Mutual Lfo Assurance Company Of the
United states agt. Brrker. Butler 9gt BntrrJuGe ement
reverse aud neN trial granted costs 10 abce event
Fir .tiorI IanS OF C-oprrsioWn ast Tomato: Ban.
da agt SaokoJt Bcusen agL PeIIy-urder affirmed with
Fsher ast -Judement demurrer affirmed with
leave 20 withdraw demurrer aud 70 frswrr
The People fe Tie Ioal Of Pubic distraction in The
Clty oi AibaHy aa TIE Common conueh OF tie Gy OF ~
time 70 canho' no" make decision "hch VIII be oi Practical
ta,, ait Pnrsel Motion granted without costs
Courer sgL COnsgr-Goton 20 dsns, appeal denied with
The CITY Of Cohoes art granted on payment
Of costs ol appeal 10 time OF notion and $40 cOsts 0 motion
Kelly respondent. the Common Council Of The city Of
BrookNn aPpe ~ PGt Gus" on 'Athi.T 20 De
opposed. Colrt ordered case TO De- heard az once.
disui,aue s1pci Edward b. Cowies for motion Thomas r.
40 IiSHInr rc Hevnolds ns,jgree otc-Noion TO strife
case from motion calendar j. i. io5her Tor notion NJ
No 36I-Cha'ics ouimby. app liant act Horace p. cafn
an others ie'no eu - a moo ior Ig'rEulrAi Snpnit
Thomss Kelly respondent AZ, the common coincn 4 the
CIV o. Br@syn apprla aJsifa by william & Dewitt toi
so 80 -Jo! j. Moore aud ohers executors respondents
acf James - shay AMI ih,' aapr ants argued ~ John
C.. shaw 'r sie,-.s. NJ " paEi1 f,r spoaieh's
argued 10y J. T. Aoshoi ior appellants, n COthIcn, ior
No 4.i-In re general assignment II. IIorsfan ;
argued by }. Wsehn-r Tor appellants. George Lay. IT,
No So Mary 4 Jordan and others ast Georrc W polo9
by Il. d arpcaut-. Samuel Hand Tor respondents.
I mo natter o. tns rgp' &C. o Au4'9@ius @ IS509h,
9ih re 'nai', & C2np4E @pg1r U moooa op rcd 81
that the rsitur be amended ~ as to conform with the
opinion 9i ie rourt ,.,. 49,, ,-,., ,,
s7e 9o 0''0"''s % ''' '-' '''' ''' '1'''''
So.. 20, 22I, ~, 24S l2I, 2J7, 226 and i37.
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CONVERSATIONS.

WASHINGTON, June Sin the executive ses-
sion Of This afternoon all the pending noml-
nations-about 800 in uumber--for appointments and
promotions in the Army called up and confirmed
en- masse The senate also confirmed the following
nominations:
United SfateS Cnsls-WilsOn King. OF Pennsylvania Al
Alexander Mclean, OF NeWJcIsey al Guay
gull.
Bedi>gI TaspctTS Medical DirseioTsJOn T. Taylor
OF Delaware and William T. Hood OF Kentucky
SuOtORy be Medical JHgpectOTS-Beniy &. NeS0n OF
Maryland, ana somerset Robinson, oI the District OF COun-
Pdssld ASs0Hf Sur0eon 10 BE- SVGcons-Michael G. Den
Of pcuns, yauia, and James A Hawke of ennsyN8na
10 be dSsistaH sung oHS-Claude II. Russell, Of Georgia
and Daniel VI. buiieIa OF lcnuSy lyduia.
Pay Inspector Augustus II. Gilman OF Maine, 10 be Pay
Director.
Psynastcr Joseph A smith Maine TO be Pay Inspector
t0S ed ASSisdBf IdgTtasrS 10 be IGyadSrsJ Goodwin
Hobbs Oi ~ aie, John r. Fashell 81 Massachusetts,
CadcI Ehein6er William H. King OF Maryland, 10 DC Assist
Engineer.
Engineer Henry 4 Rhoaies Of The retired Isl,
transferred from the iufiOugh 70 the retired pay list
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NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON, June 3.-The Pr
, 80. cont - tho Souafp the fD!loWiug.

WASHINGTON, June 3.-The President to-
day sent to the Senate the following:
| nominate George W. McCrary, Of Iowa, to be
Judge of the Eighth United states Judicial Circuit IN
place Of John f. Onion, resigned the resignation 20
lake effect on the LIT day OF September 1873. and TINS
nomination Is to be tor The vacancy thus created.
The President also made the following nominations
to-day:
The Rev G w Collier OF Olio ana the Rev. Stephen G.
Dotd Of NtWJcrsly be Post Chaplain o. Tie United
states -
dr4Y Prom OiiOnS Ordinance Dcpaiimfpt-ldeuiclan
COOuel James @. Benton 90 DE colonel MAJOR lh.uias -
Pavl0r lieutenant cl01cl CAPTAIN Isaac Arnold 10 be
major lIrs Iieiteuan taruug De captain
second Lieutenant o. T. Mchan, 4th Artillery. 10 be nrs
ueuf
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04
When Won see a woman going toward the

When you see a woman going toward the
river with good-,ized pole IN Ier hand, and wrhkle
across nos on needn't think she's gong hshlDg
Not much she's got n hoy down that way VINO prom
ised er with in eyes, he wouldn't 20 In SWIM
understandable iiersil.
"Want any species of cloves y asked a
p.dlcr OF a saOon-keepcr on Bluc Iaud-aye one day
his week Vat Or want um Z" ASKED IA" proprietor
To take away smell OF beer from the breath, OF
course" exclaimed the pCder. " Take away dot smell
ov beer 20 exclaimed the behind the counter; my
Gotti YOU got sOmedinz makes der smell stay on,
nim."
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in the doorway no noise at night. and the most
harmless parade l ever saw.
xLVIh CONGRESS-Isr SESSION.
REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.

hINbIAh hEIOhl OI
QUIT DAY AND EARLY Northumberland
LANEoUs LEGIsLATION-CoX on THE TESI oA1H'
SENATE. WASHINGTON. June j. 1879.
In the Senate to-day the resolution to refer
certain portions OF the Rhode Island petition 10 the
Committee on Alleged Frauds in the Late Election was
informally laid aside until Mr.. Mcdonald shall be
present
Mr. TELLER Rep., Coli introduced bill to authorize
the Secretary of the Treasury 70 make contracts for the
recovery OF money property and the proceeds OF sales
Of property belonging TO the United States and for
other purposes Referred 10 the Committee on CIVIL
Service and RcfrenChment ,
District of Columbia aud other unnportant business
occupied the remainder of the morning hour
Mr. INGALLS, rep. Kan by rcquest-iDtronuced
The Ined states aud the Cherokee Nation Of lndans.
proclaimed August IL. 1856. Referred 10 the Commit
Tee Indian Affairs.
Tne senate took up the unfinished business, being the
House biIi to- establish post rOutfs l.
Committee of the Whole. Mr.. BECK (DeI hy.l OHefeh
the following amendment 10 tie biil:
That the P0stmasto be ana ne is hereby a-
thOrlzed 10 place such mail service upon any pubhc
highway riveF railroad within the Uured STATES rs
the pubic service require. and such public hish
vays rivers or railroads are hereby declared post
route such mail service rs placed thereon
lie thought this would do away with the necessity loI
detailed ANNA bulls. . -,
Mr. MAXEY Dem, TexJ who has charge OF me
bill thought the amendment a grave conSt'tuuonai
question. and ought 10 he brought up II al all as an IN
dependent measure, when fun discussion could Dc had
upon H. . -,
Affe- discussion Mr.. BECK withdrew his amendment.
Mr.. MAXEY remalking that the committee wonld con-
slider question aud he ready to act upon sch meas
The bl was then reported back the Senate and the
Amendments made IN Committee Of the Whoie agreed
to- Ii WAS then read thIrd time and passed
on motion OF Mr. GARLAND (Deul. Ark, the senate
took up the Senate bin 10 amend the act to create me
Northern Judicial District Of Texas, etc. ana with2ui
action thereon ON motion of Mi. BAYARD tDem. DeLh
2:2J the senate went into e1ccu'Nc stss,on'
when the doors were reopened, adjourned unn To-
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CALENDARS rHIs DAY.

sUrEaiR CoURT-cHAhBKIs. KIs.-LAwrenca Nos g. o. 20
25 3a S5 A. 49, b. "a 1G2 lu4 los. no IA l22 lSS
sh lil laa los 1853 l72 l7S l76 s2 ls3 zoo 200 2U7
GENERAL 1EfN-AdOurned until June L.
SPECIAL IBEh-Don0aue. -Dcmunor.-NOs l2.-Iaw snd
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Gelp rUnnIc0.

kXANTED.-An energetic young man, quick
w and accurate fgnres; must have goo1 eXecuiye
ability address rtiereUces required salary
nominal al first Address In handwriting (sdLIS les
dencel y. O. Box 3s53, NewNOrA
NTANTED.-A lad in law office who resides
w parents aud isbreit active neat ard foyl pen
man Address handS Ttng Counsellor iubGnt Oncs
WANTED. .,.-,,...,
w under middle age OF thorough scholarship ana
a spOsitiOn hard POSSIBLY, IN h'
take drpaT OF growing pun ~
ing lOus has thousand dollars 10 invest, oi 10
loan good collateral probably DO used but II Is ho'
Address p. o. Box 45f0. y. Y.
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5ltnallons Uanteo-flalcs

COACHMAN.-First-c by an English
" man married ptionable references from last
employer Call address PORTER, Brewster q Co.,
1thst aud Broadway.
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EOACIiMAN.-By "a competent man thor
Y oughy understands the proper ~ horses carlg
harness h groom and careful driver hss first
class references honesty soDety AMI capshy 10
objections the country Address JAMES BOX 40 Iilbuns
Uptown OtiiCe. l23S Broadway.
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HOACHMAN and GROOM.-By
COACWJAN and GROOM.-By mn active, i

- csaut who thoroughly uHlCr7tla, l- DuShrr7 -
sober honest ObiguR w the Dest u Ttleuce uo e
lection 60 country. can address A SCOTT, sJ2 Ola
aN tttFf door.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04

GOACHMAN, &c.-A respectable Engiishman
ascoachman and groom ard q,oign on on
eghf Last employer; country pre-
fei red Address L., 1876 East l3thst, public stah!e
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04

~ recommended German; understands his business in
every uarcuar steady sober and iuda stous Is safe
driver: do plan gardening II required Address w. A.,
Box 222 Tribune Uptown Onice, l,2aS Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04

COACHMAN, or as GENERAL MAN, IN city
O or country single young has the best - RI
eronces ither capacity Address C., Box "a Tribune
Lllc.. aAs IInA-MlN.
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NOACUNAN and GARDENER-By an N

" ent Protestant man thoroughly the car
horses carriages, not ana cold grapeucs gernhausts
ls good fruit and vegetable gardener VIII make hn.'
generally useful Address W. f., 56J West JU,AsL, boncc
Sth and qfh-aves.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04

G0ACHMAN and GROOM.-By competent
- single thoroughly Understands his bu-ilessj viii
ing obLing: objection 10 the country careful city
driver; years hrsCiass Cty reference Ad
36j Tribune Uptown Office l23- Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04

- cOachmau who thoroughly understands his business
willing and nbgng very best Lst employ
whom ne has served years Address l.. H., Box Z9l
TIihuns Uptown Office. LBS Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04

NNAlTER.-By most competent young
w man sober Industrious and thoroughly reiaOe IN All
hi duties either at hs office refers to present rin
poytr who personally; other city relrth1'
WAGES s2j Address T. n, Box 200 Tribune Uptown once
/ .23s BTO2dwry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-28

TNMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
j FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF CHESTER. Saturday. November q: 30 A. NJ.
CITY or BRUSSELS. Thursda Novem Der O, 10 80 A. NJ
CITY 0E BEKLIN .i ssaturday, Novombor u, A.
CITY OF RICHMOND Saturday, November 10. 80 A. NJ
From pier 81 North River. foot Of Charlton St
Cabin, $50 $50 and 800 Return tickets on favorable
forms. Storage, $2s Drafts ut lowest rates.
Saloon. staterooms smoking and bath amidships
These steamers do not carry cattlo. shsep pigs
JOHN U. DALE, Agent, 81 and 33 broadway. New York
Philadelphia Office south 4th st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-28
COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

COAsTwIsE sTEAMsH HIPS.
pAc1FIc NAIL STEAMSHIP. COMPANY
iS Ss q Fl fs SS.n River
South o' ssS ss.sS
steamship S' y rESS aSs
FROM sum Now ZEALAND I'd n S1d
Steamship CITY or sYbSK !ira Monday Nov "a noon
For freight and general infomaon sppy as companys
sSasn Hmsr
ticket. Or FOR Information q regard apply
to M sE%EIL s'7 B'I.dr EuLLAY
General Passenger Agent Superintendent
EoR GALVESTON DIREcr-MoRoAN's LOUISIANA
Lone sTXa samsas ans sssss %
Houston and all points Texas Central Texas Pacific
and corpus chT Via sdia Santiago
IN s s n
F0R NEW ORLEANS DIREcT-steamshp NEW
YokK Saturday November carrying freight for Mobile
BodERf SoRG Gsii1p pi ssg - North Il River
LIMITED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP
Tor 81 Thomas. Para Pornanbuco, Bahia and Rio do
ssG aa s. with steamers for Porto
The lrst class iron steamship
yin sal, for the above wsdno.dsy Noysmser ats
y grs ss, sy at Al
policy ut lowest ssued 10
all points reached by tho Royal Packet
norcoionsl steamers. and to Montcvidco aud Buenos
Freight must DO paid in advance For freight cpuag,
ments or passage. having elegant andy
10 V II. MALLORY A co. Agents.
ohco, pier 10 East River. Fulton ferry.
RERMUDA. WEST INDIES AND PORTO RICO
~ ouebcc and Gulf Ports steamship Company.
From CoiMaPANYs PIER NEW 81 NORTH RIVER
For BERMupA -stcamship GAMMA, Novombcr8
nna pnNoE Porto Rico and ST. THoMAs-stcamship
For MARTINIQUE, ST. LUCIA BARgApo and
iDAD-Steam ship BAHAMA, November l.
PASSAGE RATES GREATLY REDUCED.
TOT freight passage and insurance apply to
a.. ~. ooIEhbhlDGE Co, Agents, ~ Broadway.
NEW YORK AND HAVANA MAIL Line DrRECT--
inesv hrst class steamers will sail ut r. NJ from pler
y North Eivcr Tor Havana direct Ms follows:--
VII. VI VERA CKuZ Captain Van Sice.. We'd Oct, 20
SANTIAGO DE CUBA. Captain Foote. Sat, Nov y
rein. or passage having unsurpassed sccommoda
WILLIAM p. CLYDE n CO.. No. 10 Broadway.
LAwroN BROS, Agents In iiavana
SAvANNAH AND FLORIDA
- WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
from pier ~ North River No 35) foot Of Spring st.
cyrv on. cor,vp,,sat5P M v, wu,..
CITY or SAVANNAH, Captain Mallory Saturday. No.
vember I.
Connecting with Central Railroad Of Georgia. Atlantic
anu Gulf karond and Florida steamers GEORGE
nONoE, Agent Ocean Steamship Company and Central
kailroad Of Georgia. No. 4yv broadway. q. D. OWENS,
osners Agent Atlantic and Gulf Railroad sio broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-28

For NORFOLK, PETERSBURG and RICHMOND. direct,
TUESDAY. TIL URSDAY and SATURDAY, ats 7. NJ.
For RICHMOND. via WEST POINT. MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAY and SATURDAY, 3 p. NJ. mo passengcrs.)
Steamers for LEWES, Del. and REHOBOTH BEACH
Up NJ.
All cxcept Dolawafe) freight will be received daily pier
43 North River foot of Christopher and PASSENGERS
except Delawarc) will depart from there.
Delaware continue pier 81 loot OF Beach st.
and all stesmors will discharge there.
Through passenger tickets and bills OF lading to all
points. Insurance effected at "a per cent.
General Office 1877 GreenWch 81
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-05-13
Border Fair Meeting.

A number Of citizens met last Satur,
day at the Nickels House to take step,
towards recognizing the Border Fair.
A contract was made with Mr.. j. Ii,
Susong, by which the Fair Ground was
rented for the month of the Fair, with
privilege of using it at any other time
for training, for $3.50, to be the first
money taken In at the Fair. The fol.
lowing gentlemen then agreed to adj
vance 50 each, and if necessary after
ward to double the amount: CIV Fer.
guson, Jno G King, NJ L Thomas, d A
Wheeler, A r Pettigrew, J P Lewis,
Jno Slack, Jacob Thomas, r 7 Legard,
j A Dickey, Il 4 Bibb, w P Rutlege,
Jno w Jet, Il c Stoffie, II NJ Rutlege,
| A Nickels, j ii Rutherford, L G Dry
den, M s Cowan, JAS M Thomas, j T
Doggett, w w James, W II Delaney,
A S Gump, | G Fowler. Total rs.
The company adjourned to meet next
Saturday at 2 p. m. at the Nickels House,
with the understanding that each one
would bring into the association as many
good men as he could.
1t Is intended to profit by the blum
ders of the past, and to have the best
Fair we have ever had.
The Ladies of both country and town
are requested to indicate what premi-
ums they wish offered, and to aid the
work every way they can.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-05-13


a splendid stone wall in front of Sui.
Inns College.
Jno. ALI. Brewer has some sfault
less cigars, at Bankers, which If yor
have not tried, you ought to. They
are good.
Archie Picken goes to Jonesboro
to take charge Of jewelry store
/ cannot recomemnd Arch. toe
highly. He is genius, and has not @
blemish. I wish we could keep him,
Fourteen young ladies at Sullins
College read for eligibility to the
Readers Medal Contest last Friday
The six successful ones, were Misses
Rena Dorlot, Dora Rogan. Matte
Barnes. Cinnie Toncray, Mamie New.
man and Laura Hale. One of these
will get the Readers Medal.
Mr.. w. I. Roberts. now has charge
of Barker's store at Saul's stand. He
has proven himself a young man OF
fine business character, and is having
good trade. as he deserves. The
public can rely on him.
Mr.. Charlie B. James has gone to
Tazewell In the interest OF his Cloth
Ing House.
The ladies Of the Baptist Church
will give supper next Thursday and
Friday evenings, for the benefit nj the
Church. 1856.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-05-13
CONUMPTiON CURED.

An old physician, retired from prac.
tice, having had placed in his hands
by an East India missionary the for
mula of simple vegetable remedy
for the speedy and permanent cure fol
consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asth.
ma, and all throat and lung affections
also positive and radical cure for
nervous debility and all nervous com.
plants, after having tested its won.
derful curative powers Ia thousands OF
cases, has felt 1t his duty to make II
known to his suffering fellows. Ac.
tuated by this motive, and desire to
relieve human suffering, ! will send
free Of charge. to all who desire it,
this recipe, with full directions for
preparing and using, in German,
French, or English, Sent by mail by
addressing with stamp, naming this
paper, w. w. Sherar. l49 Powers
Block, Rochester, New York.
apl 20, '70-4w