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New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
A BIG BOND FORFEITED TO MEXICO.

lHD NII1tI ICdH HIIu 1ICNfcdH 1t"'rr0r''1 "''''
Telegraph Company obtained from the Mexican Govern
ment In 1885, permission to build railroad across the
States OF Chhuhua and to the Gulf Of California
on condition that the road be build In sections Of five
leagues the first be completed within five years and
the whole road within thirty. Nothing was done by
the company. and In 1869 second grant was obtained
condition that the company give BOND OF S2oooVo
this 70 be forfeited II the work was not done ana tDe
road completed within twenty years UP to 1879 the
construction not begun and the Mexican Govehlst
began forfeiture suit against the company In TINS
cityas II incorpOaed hereto recover the amount
the bond The defence put In that by the grant
OF 800 the company not bound 20 begin the CON
struction OF tho road any specified time but that IL
from s69 Justice Barrett in the supreme Court mas
decided that the grants Of both 1859 and 1863 must oe
taken together and that provisions in that OF 1868 not
repealed in that of 1869 In force Conseqnenty as
the first section was completed within four years
$685. bond Of 500 IL to be forfeited The Jus
tce Therefore gves the Me xican Government 100000
with interest from 1870 The suroties on the BOND were
Joseph Brton. George g. Taylor jeremiah Carney ana
Charles w. Baker.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
cAtrvDARs THIS DAY.

SUPREME COURT Cn,MBEas-Boioro Androw. u "a Nos. nos
og IS a. a. o. H. ~ - - %. DO, ys. ~, 100 100 ol
los 49, III IGO l70 III. 1885. l0l 1872 97 lvs. 200
.oa couRr-sPEcIaL TgRN-PART l-Beforo Barett
So, $40 sJ 900 g2s g26 al OOJ 949 135. 4Jl, os0.
srraiSs Co., afi@4rEcIAL TRR,i--Part uReor Van
prnnt J-Nos SD2 $50 7s1 0J9 9lO gtl, 92 s4S. O4A.
pl5 afS 0tg. $50. 95i, H53 O't v)s. BoJ
stPagHg CoURT-ClkCJu-PAEr I-BcfOyo Lawrencs
-so. iul sO2. .u3 4oi 2til. 2S-i, 2SI. s'O5 zial
-gl g-B3 9Bl9 1851 X2l6. $685. A7s $780, S50l, 5OIO
1880 - lG 7i5 2Sit. 7tS. 1888.
SrrErYE CoUHr-t tIRcUr PANT Ii-Before Beach J--No.
25s7 1904 1908. 273J, 24i llt7 5o4e llsA 49, 2es5
$50 20 l. .tsd 1921 2Si9 2y3l. 21V2 2SS 2Js9, -o'J.
st,fSsNg Coiar-1IEcUn-PA IIT.-Be'ore Donohuc J..
Noa 20. 2liO, 2Os6.o5 S0et. JoG3 lstt 5Sit l2g5
2TsT $3.50 g.4s .T1e 1925 Sjs4 22p, 2J26 2li5 2O33.
1855 2l1p 2IS4 I47s 1860 1867, 56s. $50 lgjs rs.
5l5 POSI- 2Go3. 1910. $780, 2ttO. 2'' 2-to eoo 1@ol'
ll8i. q -. % "a, ,,o
HyrgEioR tOuRI-SPETAL TERA-BefOro InSTaham. j.
No. ~ So 10. 81. 81 - o.. 1n H. -
SUPERIOR CoURr-TEIiL 1EsM-PARr I-Beoro Freedman mar
No, 1I5. 90, 90 bnlI bo-l 40 Vs.. 1851, ioeo
Sil gJL gsl 1884 $685. 700 1Ol, 1OE luJ
COMMON PfEAs-G RNERAL IERN-Beiore Dlly T. - larts'
uofe and Van Hoescn Mos 23 50. 90 49, 49, a. 49,
'5oaios PIrls-sreciAL TEaM-Betoro Daly. Nos. 9.
-. . ~. NJ. ,,.u,. ID = pra1v
sud Danes NO. -. 49, u. 90 pS, II; ~ ~
rs Iip "a IN 1870. 1885, ls lil liI lis l6i l6$la
i6I l65:l62. I57 lSS, l6J l6o. lO0 1871 ia 49, A'
lbO 49,,
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06

improved tone q sSs shass spscuisoa bae = isdsvs
S %.. the ns1 'S1sg I :i
marked up rather than ScushS up. foo NS e ssas.
iSs .': "a
xsss Up SsUs Z; = sxss Sonsd
pss Il; au"n reported sddsns ssss i
bonds side tracks 1t the rate per mile ". the
and snS s. scs S
tween 44s and l5 and elossd q l4 and The incomes
a. rcI &. sssos
principally held by the Lake Shore Company - co
appear in tho Lake shore sceounts there bid The
nominal quotation between so and 65 West Shore and
aUn.os Ssrs better ana fac
Western division, were OF Pc. cent st 7e but the IN
ciac nrsts were steady at l0i.
Sa. Lost cn sssnSs
gain Of sees, ,s44 The days Operations eovsred Re.
currency
The local money market 10 unchanged with rates fo1
Exchanges. sio7 .O7o. .ois; balances, ss,se5.5ss.
The ts e e Ss
the custom: receipt: wsrs s s7isSoi and tho internal
5 81 end q 8: g, long and short :ssnS aS ass e:
for reichmarks; ssa and 10 Tor eud.rs;
The Excelsior Savings Bank has declared semtan'
nual dividend at the rate Of per cent per annun paya
BILE January TO-
In London British consols weak and declined foe
money 3l6 per cent 9e7 and for account per cen
80 81 widening the difference between the cash and
account figures lie per United States 4s were
steady at 125. but the 4ias y lower at 1855.
movements of the home markets. and . consequence
showed declines after the fashion Of Saturday. aad this
published, which under date Of London, o p. M.
briefly and copcisey said; Market strong !;
New-York Central. 9Oia, st. Paul. 1853" These ngures
respectively wero advances Of % and per cent from tho
early quotations for the ocks named and true should
of the mani pulator ely and past finding out Tho
Bank of England gained $4,000 bullion on balance
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
THE COAL COMPANIES AGREEMENT.

The officers of some of the leading coal COM
paes said yesterday that while the Pennsylvania Rail
road had made reply the proposal to give per
cent Of the 900 tons production. under the aot
ment plan recently adopted, the other companies would
carry out the agreement The mining OF COAL 1t was
SAID, already being conducted the percentage
sssis meeting OF the directors OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad will be held morrow and 1t Is not impossible
mat thoy viii make some decision in regard TO their
acceptance refusal Of the award.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
COLLUABIA COLLEGE TRUSTEES.

The trustees of Columbia College at their
regular monthly meeting yesterday appointed John
Crosby Brown member Of the Board In the place Of
William Beta Tho degree Of Doctor OF Laws con-
Serred Louis NJ. Ruthsrsurd, former trustee Tho
Vacancy caused by the retirement OF Mr. Ogden st
2'ns untitled and the appointment ofa treasurer for
~ board wasdsfarred to ano ther meeting.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
rur srArE NEEp Nor rAKE rHE rAUrERs.

Tho COmmlsslOncrs or Emigration HuVIHB
number Of paupcr mm grants on their hands, tried TO
turn ,e over To the 80 ato Board Of Charities state
naunc-s The Board refused take them and then the
tonmis s-icner. sought maniamus from tho court 10
carry ont their charitable Intentions Tho state Board
deirrr1 and Justice Andrews sustained tho demurrer
yesterday IN the supreme Court
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06

Tn. refined market unchanged at g centsi new
Yorn.
BRApFoRp Penn, jan 5.-Crude oil market dui and
weak; National Transit and Tdewater runs saturday
and Sunday 653 bbls total shipments, 7oo23 Dds;
charters 26 $40 bbs. cearanees, 2590,Ooo bbls Ma
tonal Transit certificates opened at 144 auo Soseu az
73A: highest price, 7oie; lowest T3
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06

for the support Of the poor By cnsrtaSS Sy
Sons as provided by law, and also IN pcadins
65{S Pension Fund, TO an amouns eS LIZ A. the last
tVvov"c the Legislature. These iacts snve 20
seeson 10 the Excise and Ponce noaus M M
Peca,h ,h,s source OF revenue as large rs 'ne ~" WI"
permit ru.y,r,pa AND CoKRgC-
TON.
,.s, oensus made by the Commissioners OF Cnari'le.
ca-rsct,ou shows that for the past year tney o".o
saa persons the for the Inst DAY Oh 'no ''"
~ ~. 40 soe inmates and 957 officers
,his time shall only repeat the recommenovI
oaae IN my annual message for lssi. l., ,h,S b
WHICH has heen effected In the generh ~ ,ha cor
,hangv and am still OF the opinion Snau ~aratcd
1eiarue lt,tions should be Thoroughly @ tro
rectlVe "hsrabe ones that institutions oi .T the
rom sn hod not exist the same lsianu VI ~ ~ one
classes ocaIity and that the plan OF I'M other
ssass should be widely dinereht iron 'n"' '- Wv
0'"'' FIRE DEPARTMENT.
On, c,v has long been justly proud OF i's no
snd Il .s very gratifying to note the eoh'n"oa' "u
s nes A. ssciency Of this important branoh Vi oui
,.,ral government The voluntary estaoSnhon' ~
.n,nmissioners Of the prot ationary scnooi Oh In
". and the successful organization OF tno Lie
i Iorns which has already proved us M h
are commendable Innovations wuo no0
a anu mnch toward perfectng the service OF uc
100 which believe has no superior lno ~ 30 Wres
she showing the steady increase In the nn' e ~ the
,,a steady decrease in loss per hre curing .o
last three years, Is worthy OF more tnan P"'''s
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

A sluggish and featureless market opened the
Few week at the petroleum exchanges. Trading was
light and the fluctuations narrow The guase OK
Thorn Cresk district pus its production at 62 barrels
So far as todays dealings concerned, there was no
promise OF speculation being lifted from the slough OF
unnteresting duness into which IL has fallen. II any
tone CA be assigned the market IL was that OF weak'
ness From 7i474s prices declined to 73 cents.
hung around that figure most OF the aiterhoon' ano
closed quiet at 1873 cents 49, ~ ,,,. ...
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
CHARGING STOCKHOLDERS WITH FRAUD.

Henry c. Gardiner has brought an action In
the Supreme Court against tho Commercial Telegram
Company and Stephen ". Fullerton, Jeremiah f. Case,
Luther r. shinn Stephen d. Field and other stockhold
thereof and tho Bankers and Merchants Telegraph
Company He says that he is stockholder Of the Tele
graph Company and before he became with
out his knowledge, Messrs. Fullerton Case and shinn
who corpoators OF the the
capital stock from $4,000 TO 81 .0OO,0 ,0OO deposited
checks for this with the American Exchange National
Bank and then contracted with shnn one OF their own
number, for the purchase Of bis IN
terest In electric appliances invented BY Field M
and paid for this Interest with the 81 10000
shinn. Gardiner says turned to tho Board Of Drec
tors $3.50 shares Of the companys stock OF this 200
shares sold at 5O and they purchased for them
selves 900 shares at 3d. through agents. after making
the 1000 shares preferred stock Tho control OF the
company. Gardiner charges, was then gwen TO thc
Bankers and Merchants Telegraph Company whiSn zen
preferred stock Mr.. Gardiner charges conspiracy to
defraud the stockholders asks for accounting and an
abrogation OF tho agreements with the Bankers ana
Merchants Company. which he says was aware OF fraud
Mr. Fullerton and OF the other defendants have de-
INJURED to tho complaint not furnishing facts sicien
for action Justice Andrews yesterday overruled the
demurrer.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06

roctions D proceed In the according 70 law.
No. i6a The Missouri Pacific Railroad Company. plainti4
IN error ag Peter Humes Motion to assign Tor rgumens
with No. 323 granted.
Hsnly III odSse 0uS Notion to ci%iss sSSmssd
No lOO4 The schooner Maggie J. Smith eto. eppelAnt
afbrm submitted
No Goa Roy plaintiff in ag Robert @. CHS
holm end others. Submitted under goth rule.
No B7S The Northern Liberty Market Company paantn
In error, agt John X. Kelly. Submitted.
1883 Howard O. Chaplin plaintiff IN error ~ James
for the District Of Columbia Docketed and dsmissed with
costa.
EIparte in the matter Of Clinton Fisk petition for
writ hsbess corpus Motion for leave to he petition sub
mttod
Nos 1927 iO2s 1929 1880 and 1881. Jesse J. Murphy
and Others appeantA sg Alexander Ramsay and Others
Assigned for January %.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 5, 1885.

The Navajo Mining Company has declared dividend
Of rs cents share.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06

Salesroom to-day:
By Johw r. B. Snuh
1A.story brownstone dwelling with lot no o Wes.
l6th.st MS l27 II o OF bth-aye, lot ioxioVo a. ga
Matthew Murray.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSVERSE
HEw-rORk CITY,
+2dss lss ~ q f,s 81 u Middle roox si5ooA
Court s, isna W. erS ss 81 to n 1u Bos $3.50
East sroaaway @o'wy 70 'D' ~ Esen.iein $4,000
Sd-sa NO w. Winar 1Sn'01' ......... 1900
sd-s; no yss, ws:Ssr SSs9s'2; mary 1880
,otSaye so5 OF 6stst 2o1s0 Hennessy ,ooo
2dave ltyS W oi Ave,A "A nvc,par Svgpnsvo' - 1880
isth-st II of 3dave. soxSl Mary bafron 1900
ss,S. sc f Of iiha1c a5Iioo5i iAlze Per- ooo
sthaye cor o. 62ass 's5 Y0Snio" on.s ..-. 5000
1o4thst ss l2es Of So M,si,r .4..-,... also
7sh.s iaass % q 4 sS,,ys' i7o.io. ss7s
ssa Tl:s rs e ssos of asIioO Maya ooo
Kedpey to aaT' az iis;, ,i SixioO Clara Fair.
iotnS,ys lay, .,s :asissr sSi % eoSsi $500
Mulserrys&, & No iti s.m''. ~.". ' 1900
9th ave ave ,;s e ia iss 4 Reynolds U iiaso
lson,st and wi Tifs to Kauieid 10000
l2ad,st, adas,,s and another 70 Parker 1880
slth st T. a6l eof lothsve. 26xaSsi Ruth ooo
s.,, ws.ss 500 NV ~u * isb11S isi6i. ;;;ss
ssth.. ns sSS fva q iOsh.svs. sSzSs.L zane 70 ooe
Hsny oHS fs7 fnS ~ 81 s;s 61ssii, Es
Wehrksmp 70 Eiizs AS
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06

State bonds were neglected and tho quotations ior
them developed nothing OF city bank stocks Corn
Exchange sold t26l ct 16o.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Monday. Jan. 5, 1893
The following sale was made at the Exchange
Salesroom to-day:
By .Johw r. Il. Sssyh
1 Astory brownstone dwelling, with lot 40 ., Wsst
l6thst n s. l27 II OF bth-aye, lot ioxioVoi msxo
Mafth
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has all occurred since July, l.
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKEra

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKErS
LONDON Jan. 5-l230 m.CoBsols 90 l6l6 for money
and 81 l6 Atlantic and Great western
Trst Mortgage Certificates 81 o. do Second MORT
gage 7ia Erie l43. do second Cons0s, A9s New.forS
CentIa SEA- Illinois Central l23 Pennsylvania 5z Read
ing o. Mexican Ordinary. 81 "a St Paul Common. q q
Paris advcos quote Three Per Cent Renes at ~ francs
81 a ceRtimes FOR the account. .o, -,
I'M Ia. Mexican Ordinary. SO; ST Paul Common. 14s&
The Of bullion zone into the Bank OF England on
balance to-day u 3l3.000.
sALESLT THE NEWYORK INNING EKOHty6E.
SEw-YoRK. Jan. 8, 1854
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
COURT OF GESEn,L SESSIONS, ,.

FRAt Sff~tuNT.
PART Il-Judge Giliersieoys.
A.t Dist. Atty. Bedford
Robert McCrottes. assault
william Manson assault,
Christian Weber. assault.
.AntOnia LObora, assault
Joseph McCalter. assault.
Thomas AdcOck. assault.
Thomas Mclaughlin, Assault
AutOn % koitf. assault.
Henry Vessel. burg AIRY.
Peter Mcclure. burglgry.
MIchsel Ernest, grand lar.
John lay. grand larceny.
Amelia VESSEL. grand lar.
Henry Shafier. grad lar,
charles Mckenna. grand lar.
LOUIS II. FritE. misdCmeanor.
Alexander Davidson, abduc.
Thomas Matthews. burglary.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06

'tMI w - -
PIuTI-Iufge COving.
Asst. Dist. Atty. Fellows.
samuel wilson. assault
Thomas BOiss. assanlt.
julius Meyers. assault.
James -. Kennedy. assault
Edward Hughes assault.
samuel -. Ellis. forgery.
Thomas Flynn. burglary.
John herTigan. burglary.
John OBI n. burglary.
Michael Howard. burg ary.
Herman Klein. burglary.
Howard NJ. I hurpc grand lar
George Wilson grand larceny
Jsmrs 1. Duwnnr, grand iar'
John II. Hall. grand larceny
Fssquale OyellO. grand lar
John CLARK. petit larceny.
Irving scho,es. misdemoanor
Theodore Mill. con. weapon.
PisddtnDs
Rudolph u. Muller. forgery.
James Heefy, grand la cceny.
Jeremiah % lane grand lar.
John Clara' grand la arcony.
Charles Benkcnsteine. x lar.
James >. DickersOn. grant lhT
James Davis, grand larceny.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06

Total sales for the day A'e0s
Buyer 10 atl3.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-02-27

LUMBER NOTES. The NOrtkueSt.
ern LumbeTmGR finds one favorable
indication OF the approaching lum.
Der season in the promise of auOth
er year of building activity in the
large cities. Reports are unani-
mouse on this point from New
York, Philadelphia, Pitsburg, De.
trOit, this city, st. Paul, Minneap
oils, Kansas City, Omaha and other
places. TIE cheapmeSs of material
and labor and The abundance of
unemployed capital prompt both
home builders and investors in
real estate improvements to EN-.
brace the present opportunity to
erect structures in all cities, the
prosperous future of which is be-
you'd question. The prospect is
that the building season will open
early-in that, it has already be-
gun-sO that there will soon be
brisk call for lumber on this ac.
count.
Certain provisions of the French
aw have so encouraged speculative
associations that Pans
lud other large cities have large
number of untenan;ed houses.
Over 50, 200, 900 worth of buildings
II Paris are unOccupied, it is said.
Consul Merrill, at Jerusalem,
oalestine,say THAT American sash,
loors and blinds and ready-made
louses would fiud considerable sale
II the Holy land. Tue wood now
Ised there is of very coarse quail
ty and does poor service.
The Northern Pacific Railroad |
company is prosecuting all per-
Gus who have stolen timber from
Is lands in Washington Territory. |
N. o. Times Democrat.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-02-27

Another number Of Belva Lock
woods National Equal Rights jour-
nal has been published with Por-
traits of the Lockwood and MaPiet.
Ia L. Stow, the Vice President can.
didate of the firm. Marietta has
her hair cut short and banged, aud
looks like a bad seriO-comic singer.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-02-27
Spring Work.

Many small jobs can be done il
early spring in the young orchard
Trees are frequently found to leaI
over from the effect of high winds
These should be Iighted when the
ground Is wet or soft and secured
to stakes with soft or padded
bands to prevent chatting aud the
soil pressed around the stems.
Search should be made for the
eggs of injurious insects which may
be often found glued on the ex-
tremities of the twigs, under the
bark, or ia the crotches of the trees,
and especially for borers that work
near the surface of the ground.
When your trees are we'll prOvid-
ed for and refuse to grow, aud the
leaves are small and yellowish, the
borer is apt to be at work about
the roots. If by the first OF June
the extremities of the twigs show
but little growth, very likely the
borer is present.
Those trees having rough, scaly
bark should be strapped and aka
line washes, sOap-suds or lime
wash applied. Any OF these are
destructive to insects and are
otherwise beneficial. AS we have
just limited all suspected trees
should be examined. With hoe
scrape away an inch or two of the
surface soil-see if the bark near
the ground is dry or has cracked,
with sign of the castings of the
worms. 1t any are there, scald
them or pick them out wNh sharp.
pointed knife or with "a wire. This
should also be attended to in the
fall.
Light trimming of twigs and
rubbing off superfuous buds may
be done at any time during spring,
and whenever the farmer or or
chardist walks among the trees he
will see some work needed of this
sort; some cutting back, a vigorous
shoot in the wrong place, CATER
pliers nest to destroy and vari-
Gus other little things that con
tribute to the growth and vigor of
his trees. By attention in this
way, aud at this time, much of the
after work, i'll the way OF pruning,
training, etc, may he avoided and
with less injury to the trees.
In many young orchards trees
will be- found here and there that
show lack of food. These should
be treated with IA barrow or two OF
rich decompOsed barn.yard manure,
which may be chopped into the |
soil over the roots, or remain as
mulch. A sufficient quantity OF
course litter will answer as mulch.
Ashes, leached or unleached, or ex.
,ellent to strew thlckly around as
ar as the roots extend. 1t trees
ire barked by animals or by acci.
lent, apply plaster of clay and
;owdung equal parts; If it does
lot adhere. secure it with baud
lges.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-02-27

Some one says "Hope is like the
cork to the net, which keeps the
soul from sinking in despair.o That
is it. 1t corks up despondency and
keeps bright the sunlight of faith.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-02-27

If you need bilI-heads, letter
heads, cards, circulars, or any,
thing in the Job printing line send
vour orders to this Office.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-02-27
NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON.

LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON. Mss ,
JaLuary 2, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make FINAL proof in support
OF bis claim. and that said proof will be
made before Dan. Mcleod, circuit clerk AZ
Lea asesVllles Miss, on Feb'y Il, lsS5, via. !:
asnington n. Mills, Homestead No. g71o.
loL loI the N sW qr and NV Or, sw or and
sw qr, Sc qr, sec. 10, township 3. Al n &
west, and names the following vffness.s
20 prove his continuous rusidenee unon
anc cultivation Of SAID land, via. Jer-r
Byrd, Elias konsaviIle, L. II. r. Fobler
and Calvert Breland, all Of LeakesviIie'
Greene county, Miss
Jan. 9. 1855. ~.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-02-27

The performance of two tunes on
a guitar by the bride was the we'd
ding fee which a Georgia Justice
received for marrying a couple.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-02-27

Mr.. Lamont is a yonng man, but
be was not born yesterday. When
be told the Governor be did not
think he could afford to go to Wash.
ington, the latter turned on bis
swinging chair and said: "See here,
Dan, if you don't go down there
I'll be hanged if do. That set
ties it."-Syrdcuse Standard.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-02-27
Private Boarding

The undersigned has opened the Boster
Cottage at Pascagoula as a private board
ing house. This house is pleasantly situ-
ated on the beach. Terms reasonable.
MRS X. TORJUsEN.
Pasoagoula, Miss, Aug. I. 1854. 22-6m
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-02-27

Send your job printing 70 this
office Satisfaction gnaranteNa.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-02-27

We do like poetry, and especial
ly when it conveys to us such a
startling truth as was recently
given to the world in a poem be.
ginning: DARKNESS creeps DER us
as night comes on A truth like
that, even though crushed to the
earth, would bob up serenely ever
and anon.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-02-27

Young Mrs. DE Warner, of Pat
tersoa, n. j., has made her debut
as an actress. She can't act, but
cher beauty has paralvzed the
men and made the women furious" /"
and If she eau only get a supply of
fne clothes, she viii become a
great artist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-28
NOTES FROM SARATOGA.

rproM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNE
SARATOGA June 27.-Three new trains have
been added the Mt McGregor Railroad schedule this
week The post Office has also beon opened and new
telegraph wire put up between that place and the
Springs The Hotel Bamora, on tho mountain, has
been opened.
The National Association of stove Manufacturers met
at the United states Hotel Wednesday and Thursday
Senator Warner Miller and Congressman Bureigh, OF
Whitehall were at the United states Hotel Tuesday
The Saratoga Equestrian Club met ut Temple Grove
Tue day and elected j. W. Lester president j. NJ
CrOcker secretary and treasurer. IL Will meet every
Tuesday for rides In the country There are eighteen
members.
The Court of Appeals adjourned yesterday to meet in
Albany on the first Monday In October.
The Delaware ana Hudson Canal Company Will re duce
rates for the veterans attending the Grand Army en-
campment at Round Lake. July TO-
cement of James NJ Cox proprietor OF tho Pulaski
Hotel, Savannah, Co.
The Field Club made an excursion TO Lake Desoaton
to-day.
George T. McOmber the clerk at Congress Hall,
was with Congressman athOn, proprietor OF the hote
twenty years ago James H. Bresn, proprietor OF the
Gisey House, room clerk at the Congress nj that
| tlMe. - .
The electric lights were started In Congress Park
Van Amburgn's circus is amusing the country people
Mr.. and Mrs ]. W. Phelps and Mrs. H. NJ. Bishop, Of
| New-York, are at tho Grand Union.
| Everett L. Wheeler Is At Congress Hail.