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Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

1t would appear that We are to
have an abundance of rain the bal
ance OF the year. On Saturday a
tremendous storm Of rain and hail
passed over our city.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19
OUR AGENTS,

Jefferson. Ieras.- The ELit"r of the
''JimplecMte.
Aec OrteunS II. folkiEyhornr.
Ne:c York j. VI. Emerson. ~ Nissan
street. JOY, Coe X Co., Tribune B,luips
). n. Pettengill " Co.. 81 Park Row. J
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IEen building.
Boston. s. NJ. rcttcngill, 4 Co., G State
street.
Natchi,oches--John ". Yahrr.
LIT. Letano~--Rev. 4. l.. lay;
naco, 1ecus- Is. I. Harris.
ttsnsx, LEA. Il. c. Ninfrcy
SarriNs, 2eras--J NJ Baker.
rr Po.smastrrs or sther responsible
persons wishing To act y. Agent. tor the
Il VS., will please send u their address
Twenty pcr cent commission is allowed.
Address
JOHN DICKINSON,
Editor and Proprietor
Shreveport, taldo Pa. ISL. La
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

Thanks to the Southwestern office
for late extra furnished our Office
We hope the enterprise Of the pro.
prietors will prove remunerative to
them.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

The officers Of the steamer Louis
Dor will accept our thanks for full
files Of New Orleans papers.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

There will be a meeting O. the
ERE company this evening. at half
past seven o'clock, at the engine
room. Punctual attendance 10 re-
quested.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

Sowing Machines rcpail.d to order
at =. F. l.. Franks.
I'm col
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19
r HE > T. 4 III T.

The proprirt"rs have purchased tn.
large. elegant Erick Siabl" east Of the
hotel. 1t is provided with an abundance
rt good, wholesome pruv.na"r, attentive"
InanaI"r and servants.
HORSES. BCGGIF.S. and HACKS.
for hire or sale. or sold on commssinu
Their SPLENDID BAR cannot be sur
passed. They will keep on hand tn. very
best and choicest Liquors aud Cigars and
L.. throughout III. -aS"n. Mr.. >rnii who
has an i"i"r''-, III tii.. bar, VIII lie very at
'+n'iyt t" this department.
The Iroprir'or- AR. determined /" merit
patronage. confident that they will receive
1t.
G. ". l.. DAWSON
". I. EHoDkS,
~, ~
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

Total number of ~Sres 46,3es .543
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19
THE C1pIIOL HOTEL,
MARSHALL, TEXAS.
DAWSON ~ BROOKS rnorRrsrons.

YINllir Hotel formerly known ~ ia"
L Adkins House IL one OF III: most
cnrnm"nirus and elegant hotel bindings
west a.! he Ml-sl-sipt, river. II, internal
arrangements correspond with it, exterior.
IL. r""In> ar" Well furnished and every
thing has been provided I" promote H.
comfort of guests. The propriot"rs EN-
brace the occasion I" say, that neither
pains nor expense will be 'rarcd TO rem,
der it Oh" OF the very best hotels in tt"
state.
MIR Brooks has hccom" iat"iv Ne, ocia-
ted with tn. house. and pledges bin-.lt I"
..u,Ir.ih,r to give en- iIr sItl fLriiMir,
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

Plantation Supplies &c.
No. IL Les.. Street. Shreveport, La.
NNHEf have received and ar. now open
i ing one Of the largest and best selected
stocks OF the above articles ever offered in
this mariirs
They have made arrange nents by which
they can keep their stocks always repIenish
ed, and will he prepared to- meet all de.
mands made upon the house.
The highest prices will AWAY he paid
for Cotton and Woot and advances made
on these articles when consigned TO us,
nTYnh L.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

NpHSI;NMENT> "f every description
y ~ private or public SALE. respectfully
solicited. All bu-Ni.s- entrusted to- our care
hal! T"s-ls.. prompt attention.
Regular Auction Trade Sal..-. I'll. first
and third Wednesday o.-v.ry Month.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-17

coMeToSoa sunday Dec 70 from The sd'o'' Of srU'Sa 81
g gsG 1ss1 Wa SsSSD DS aga 5:s5 10Th last at
nom BIZ late residence Ccmpton Hossel corner Of TUsniy
fourh-I. and Thrdsvs, Friends respectfully invited
cRonWELIon Saturday sVsnins Dee l' Daniel Cromwell jr
The relatives ard y vsPs'iuly invites % =;
A. on Tuesday. the 18th inst, at o'clock ,. IN
DE PEYsrERon Saturday Dec 49, assSsJ daashssf Of the
Ths rsVn and friends Of The family are respectfully Invited %
stsad LF ansIs from Grace CHURCH corner B0'd~sy 'a
DICkhsON-ln Brooklyn Sunday morning Dec 10 1888 Edwin
His eains vii b taken to Hartford Conn Tor InisrnsnI
ERBENon Saturday Last Elizabeth EIben the 9sh year %
M eleof the late Peter Eben and daughter Of tao Rev
The relatives and ssds Of the family are respectfully iavsd
Deri 18th inst, as2 O'Clock, witheu, further invitation
POEDAu Brooklyn, Saturday, Dec IS James Il. Tonds
afternoon, at } O'clock.
HoLMEsA Stamford Conn., Thursday Dec 10 John Holmes
The relatives and friend, Of the family respectfully invited 70
stsnd tho funeral om hi, lat reidenee Monday ih ia,
Ibis train nom NewYork
LAwrON-A Hartford ssturdsy Dee IS Coy only .oa Of
Abner b. and Helen ~ LsE.os sgsd year AID nouss ,
bio grandfather Wsrshsn GIlswOld. Hsnford, Coma.
MERRRLIon Sunday mornng Dee sus,nnaL willow ofhs
The reivss and friends Of he family 0; her .Oa yOha
Msrr Of her sonia John Martin rsspeciay Invited
.s I''deaSs' ~ West w"AinE'oOph's' without further
sAfHFRIu San Fssceo % Thursday Dec 3 Of typhoid fever
G.. p ''A'f only son Of ''''' esq '''''' ''' '''''''
scHUYLER-On susdsy Dec 49, c.hsns Gsrrase dsoyhs, q
The relatives snds Of the fairly Invited 70 stend The
funeral Tu.,dsy Dee 70 III a. from the rsddsae' OF her
sTYLTson Saturday Dec 49, Lbbs wife Of Geo Styles and
slas.l daughter Of Benz and Msry A. Bsesf aged years
funeral from the reseUes pFehts No g5T Beecket
ar Monday l1th inst, at o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-17
THE nAHo FERRrBoAr DISASTER.
rus 1ArEsr I Aff5k eorcrHDrn.

THB fNVgSfi9ATtOh CONCLUDED.
Tao investigation into the recent burning Of the
ecyboat IDAHO which commenced BY Dr. palioD ssa
ly Superintendent Of the Board Of Health the 7th
concluded Saturday afternoon The first witness exam
iced was Mr John Cress Of principal stockholders
and Director o. tho Ggd Brooklyn Ferry Co IL
stated that Oh: Idaho Oay years old and consd
ore1 q good. seyYic3abo boat Zach boat had d pilot
oug.ncei afeman aud two dgek hands Rgyeg
w;g, thers less than for employees On The t9a,
viii. T5nnine ihef Up Never beard OF aay project fo
no;9a p lss @ rrt Affy supposed hge lab. . OCCUR be
sT1oed to sIamiat tie boGfsi cons Il the director,
ors on bolr OF the boats eTcTS day passengers
hag5 been in Brooklyn since ls5 during h,t time had
meyer heard Of any erryboa being burned the boats
Of the Company have been constructed TO obyiaie
regulations which distributed among the employees IL 10
duty Mr Cole the Superintendent to that thoy
carried n j. also bis business O. see that the boats
proper condition There specific instructions given 20
5 tok hands witness had always supposed tere were enough
the boats bad their Deen dozen on the Idaho II
would have made difference tbs Aiepreservers we're
placed TIE upper deck box 20 prevent them being mutt
lated bv the passenger at tho trst meeting after the hro the
directors instructed the superintendent 20 racks % Be
placed the cabin which hang the life pTeseye The
company doing al that can BE- done 10 prevent accidents nom
Occurring.
Nj siwer was recalled and James Mcneil the engineer
and James Kelly the on deck hand at the time OF the Gre
seKaed but 10 important facts oih than those already gvea
we're elected
Joei Hopper Inspector Of Boilers was examined who
said that be bad examined the boilers OF the Idaho and had
subjected them % hydrOstato pressure had used the hose
OF The convoy water the boiler found everything
complete far As her equipments were concerned After the
Investigation concluded some sharp words passed between
passenger OF the boats and the Chief Engineer OF tho
Company passenger charging that there attempt
uas 70 the engine and return the boat 10 the slip
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DIED..

ALLHNN, Cota.A A. Allan wife Of Capt Bartlett Allen. born
Augusta Maine Nay 1901 died BToohyn on Saturday Dec
rs 1869
tend her rsdeEee NO % Dtsh1 % si0h
Day. tie 18th Inst, - o'eleek y.
BRAtIn BIookyH Saturday Dsc H. Henry Evans nian' son
ofEgwaId p and susan A Bray, assd nont.i. a a.,
funeral will The rssidenee OF az psIeh
Lsaeris GfAsdsve Monday, Dec H. al o'clock p IN
BURLocK-On Friday Dee Il 1850 BiIninIhsm, Conn M'rs.
rstta Louss wife Of VIM Z. Bgriock, aged u yss5h A
The relatives and hsn1s Of the family invited 20 hsna the
fnpersL Tuesday De- 10, At O'Clock r. N pimn
Conn Trains iih Na1gaiuck kaToso Bridge
pert HswHrsn Rsiose Dsro, Ri returning leave
birmingham a, t:n y u.
CHAUNCYOn Friday Dee IL the Rsv. Peter Chtrney d. D.
Recor Of g. Jane. Church Nes.Yort aged ~ year.
The relatives Of family aud tie Reverend efsy are
Invited without Krhsf notice attend his funeral
Tom a. BsIthoonsws Church. Of Lafsyespace and
Moudsy morning the iTth int 81 III O'CLOCK
CORURNsuddeHly Lowell Mans THURSDAY la,h inst Mrs
MayT cobafE eyT ;airgs '.s q !9,sPs v lAas@' 's@'
du' guy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-17
REFENUE FRAUDS.
rng oosanEs,oSAL coSiSfrrEE.

Tho Congressional Investigating Committee, the
Hon wm a. Darling Ch1.rman viii commence regular ses-
sons morning Ti, Vi be strictly private.
7uR wHisEY FRAUDS rs BRooELYS.
Tic Of ths United States against 1on DeTn LeTan
was resumed before Commissioner Newton on saturday.
Tho frs witness was In.neot0r ". T. Mancy. Hc
a b, hal norer branded any Juos Tor John DoIn bad
brand vas not his own 81 oae yery didereat
Hopkg snyder Nos . and II Litilssi Witness testified
had seen 0n saung barrels there had McArdl8 BRAID
ssi s himself asded LIQUOR a, made rror 10 sept T. this
was On t5 10Th o h0Tenbcr and Of the barrels
sin win liquor made 'ae night before hal sold whisky
% Dcyu IN June lnd August IRON q % % - ~ por gallon
s5a ., barTs Of TGch TeAa col Co. Tue gao was taken
70 the Plamsing shop IN Hgls9nalg.
M 1s a1 ,a a' eo =. no T Sf s aad s
amned reference tho seizure Of liquors az hc af0rsad
plumber sh9p witness stated further ilal Dcfa offered nm
CHECK OF 80 ~ tc time not 20 9fea. uP tLe ragi aAa
promised hm 800 Ter month olg a the ring lasted lot
this witness was % indlce dtc.s g is % lin Deyhl
witness requested time 20 think Of tie Offer aud gave notice 70
friends Of Plaza % cotCh Dsyll did not keep an op
pou.n,ll male Wiz. Derlin ON The subject
letter from Dssl a. Cochel then read IN aioh ne
i5ru,r withdrew BIZ liberal Offer account OF Coeheus
Eng manner sflas o. the same time that II he
meant % for a challenge. % was accepted
Exam nation contilued-Touud morning punoheon Of
fresh Juor murray dsiUe-y found eight barrels Of liquor
ID the rcsr OF the shrnrv House founI sil running Ia
woolhouss 10 tho rear aai meantime Hilton and Deyn
20 brand the sgh blrreB warned Hilton not 10 lO IT, but Lo
ala Dsvlin would swear that they were made before sept
INST then Nj Mclaughlin arrived 20 seize the spirits and while
,horc che punche)n nom MurEnys dstery payted nh
Hs brand the carter drove away aad that was The last
On tbe TIA witness With Alr Mead and Deputy Marshal
Higgins 90 the plumbers shop With warrants and found
AMI peya arrested that da aud Che safe and papers Of
bs la s2';it n laor inspected By FiToG wen %e,s
f fnF T.on achnou yed ne made returns out Tor
Dsria ani Levan order of Collector Iappan
out any aci and Gnaly adjourned until Thursday
next a. ID D ,.Jgh o. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-17
ImportRnf Testimony.

John sy dsposed before tic Commissioners Of Pssnis; must
declare the Wheeler Wson be the most wonderful and eompe
hsuvs mechanism pa, into the American market "
the simplest tho cunning principle There genius
and hsh mschuiei sbiy In s sTfansemeut and Therefore IL
mat sabs and eay key rSsr There drscnssso Of con-
n.o between hs power aud the rc,u found by tho
devices sny ether inventor end the mechanical results follow OF
highest possible speed quls, and movement which make
De- mechaBraas think ja 10 dsroHina,s one OF the
naryss Of the sso -Als.yfssnatL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-17

YTfuA To The Core being NE z Cooke prize drama
mi long noe produced IN London o. Friday evening nsxf
NJ 81 4 E9E viii have Benefit a. tbs theatsT.
5'0t. Jones Melville distinguished Hurdle Rider
M as bis ast appearance 70 night at tho Ci'n'
bbs u,r sad noted performers wiz also appear me Aus
iaaa FmlyH is announced TIE oil faPlbg equestrian.
Nd rlats VII o. participate IN the
h como. psat0mims ' ~ close the performance.
[ Nj Blrnum's stage IS to remain, for the present
ecoap by Kabr OF the Wooden Shoemaker Inc iaree OIL
Dys f Love VIII be given Preade 20 tne spectacle
~ word OF praise isneoes5ary Tor the Menasciie
A BRET visit on Friday evening last TO the MIN
srs H, O Msssrs Kelly Leon at No 10 Broadway as
Hursi this newly established institution Is ALREADY wei
60 l bst q as,srvss its suc6ess The house was ful
And al. .tsrtainmsut was truly amusing New programmes
OF Es IN Minselsy constantly offered both here and
3 Co., have. Opera House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-17
s-.ssSs - STATE OF TRADE.
NJ .,,.an ltu "a Pm. -.rurxx. s-iaS

NJ fKIBGkAfH 10 fHA TRfBuEE
O.EEso pee isEsut .svs tlssy e, .hs ia:sISr g
sn 40 sSs s e 81 !; % RED w 8 sS wss
AIS IS lot 6euBs EIfs Rye Flour &c Wheat qae, 90 20
PEI s1sls tr Tsnsss SRns 4, I S AZ corn II cS
Al u ~ No Igsns md an IinoL oas Csc bgh sT
fssd Rier sEr $751; shin stuff sss ts MdJgu so
es0 per ton delivered e 1be cars hsrosd FresRi ~ F0a'
FsAscl,Ss PEE FIoq, g suP.T9s @ s. The
Mining soc were 5 ssysE S 800 cSo GT
s27s 0Phir saoSi imperial sloi Beeeher GIL Legal ten
ToLspO Dee Ivheai Amber Mhis.s e and spr9. e be,
ter; ssss Of the former AZ 35 latter 20 29l White Michigan
g. o. oom Se for No. Mined os' 44c' Rye 81 o. Dressed
CiscssAT lS-Four higher sctiye ssas 80 sO
sapehne 90 Mes Pork quiet at SO Lard
9 q re- Eos 4Ss' sSs 80 iss ssS ss Goa a1
Lows Dee iEoa steady ad qs go SlS No. iS
White Fan 81 Corn steady and arm sales Of niHsd At Csc
S'ss s. ' 81 hs X: iS s' s e fs
.ns dTsneed Sc fas rates bsin. 81 81 Tor No .
for No D. sfd Rejected Com unchanged o, firm :,
;s b re- IL is;sJ Ssf ss
Corr, ara a'' pyv,a Hog shgnsn''-lO00 SO -Four 1900
rfsS1sS3 III i .',.Is e s Y AZ, m:
20 "A 5 +
Bailey .a"P % s' r.. o. SS ss . syi
RI r x: aIsT. s: "a % s
Receipts % Peel Cattle for the week 462t shipments, Is Oo Net
withsandng large falling Of In receipts and Improvement IN
quality tho market the who has been dull and price. 0 com s
week There hes been r shipping demand I good and eho.
pees been well aintained. We quote hrsca
ia 50; second class IS 800 % g oood
Choice Packing Steers 81 59s5 u.s. Receipts OF Live Hogs Tor
2A6a Shipped IT, fayorsbs change Ia the WsAthe
for packing and 3 falling Of IN receipts caused an
advance OF 70 o.. Fddsy noon Mondays Prices
hu Increased receipts to-day caused reaction end decline OF
fom 30 10 50 eou snce yesterday notwithstanding brisk sppis
and packing densnd We quote choice heavy =, o. W
meiiums Se1S6 20I common. 90 1880 y. Jhe ifmmg
siy thai Eastern exchange hm ene steady %. demand
active closer Of hn money MARKET Coun
collections are difficulty consequence OF when
aud ststa rsde qlite large borrower Inc
demand evc and renewals OF nhlng
psper very Parties who have hesoere never been
uo1n urgently their claims for extension IN
view ofhe depressed usrke o general merchandise
BArTIsbpH lS-Ihs Flour market u FIRM and high
Csde. Whss, firm and recepll small Corn u steady
New White egd9fc., New Yellow 93c0SL Data quiet noc
Seed. steady ProVions inactive oTk arm Mes W " Lard
BUPrAIo Dec A-Eeur IA fair demaad md steady ISLES l6O
bb. E1ira STATE Sill Wheat frm 1rd quiet sales OF 900 eush
r White Canada al CO. Corn held hrmly.s g. Oats tIm
% loads Nc Ohio Soc Barley quiet 9Sc. Rye nominal
Pr5vion heavy Mess Pork quiet Al &al So Lard In mod
sfae demand 1t J Dressed Hogs stsady SO s0dea Nhky
6rm Receipts By sud Trunk Railway for last - h0ur'
TOO bbh. Foor, 40 bush Wheel, $50 bush Peas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-17
DEcISBxR IS. los


in order promote public confidence ia the highest degree the
snd snsgrrs the Home have consented 70 assume the
responsibility the custody Of lie funds received By All money
received deposited n the Eighth National BANK and al
payments purchased ether eEPease made out Of
TIE funds deposited by check Of H. Dsv Agent Ct the ns
aton indoei by Committee. consisting Of three gentlemen
Of the Lale AdTsory Committee purchase I'll the 'relei to be
presented snd Committee composed Of huorosnea Fan NH
Of the Department oNeV Y0rk Msor Gene
~ Barlow Secretary Andrew Warner Secretary hs
Bt f1g the SWING Merchants d'sksi william Oon' President
OF hs American Telegraph Company and John H. Whfe, esq
viii direction ofhe Of distribution
THosiAs 4 Co.. Managing Directors, No sl6 Broadway.
10 view presenting something worthy Of The successful esder Of
our armies Leutes portrait life size Of Gen Grant in his tent
or which snes personally sst-vsne Sloo-"i be one Of
the prizes, II g. now on view es o the sale tickets No.
GIG Broadway.
Thssbsr, card, published W.h our approval
Nm CHLA p DAILY. Acting Pn'ident
Mrs DAVID HOTT, Secretary
M.b j. g. YooAHIEs, TTessSIeE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-17
THE LAUREYs.sT. HOMICIDE.

Yesterday, at the Eleventh Precinct staton-H House
Coroner Cover held an inquest the BODY Of Edmund Bacon
who died from the effects OF injuries received the afternoon
OF the sh inst hy being struck upon the head With glue POI
By fellow workman named Homer A. NASH 10 the carpenter
shop No I39 Laurensst -
Wooster Beach IT,. NJ D., made postm0rtem examination
and found ha, inner table Of the skull had been fractured
causing suppurson and subequea. inflammation The ease
wss submitted 60 the Jury who rendered the following
verdict We find that deceased 10 his death by blow
Indicted the head by giuopo by Homer Mash which
io oar OPINION given In sedeense and Il opinion
hat deceased had received proper medical attention at Belle
we Hospital there would have been good prospects Of his
covery and the ooe OF said hospital for
furnishing the proper medical attention The prisoner
then discharged
Deceased was native Of Rhode Island aged &c years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-17
The Rest Family SEWING. ,Iaehin,

Sewing Machine, late Maryland Institute Fair reports" follows
"WsGa3e Elliptic Les Steh Seeiag Mdohiss 70 srd oA'
"H6 me ,api, eoaueion, having feweEpa rendering
a. s,et Of n.ptemtpi and requiring p0ro r0Th q GH any
other HdeAiHe"
THE Elliptic Hoop Improvement Of great value in'afns 'ne
greatest certainty Of execution and Brssalng ne hasY ~Ag
ififohe9 . common ~ oLlsr mashinsL"
"Hhs only Machine haze oil gather rthoet changing
tis isafisn."-ddterfi1emenL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-17
rn TIE RFNrYOLENT

Committee of two Of the lady officers OF The South
m b8 Relief Association" are 10 this city soliciting sid
Ia behsH Of ADoeon and Dake an earnest appeal 90 ne
ceu OF RrwYork give something from their abundance 20 the
berrayed little Of the South We are not choe 80
donc,iou' anything viii DO thnkigl aecepea ~" @
snd ste pOyison fAncy aud ueul srf
e Ie air tbs Orphans will be reo easd on
ia Music Hall Baltimore where ~ond
Ave- h rie,nrs uee Eevl orb friends. The COMMITTEES are
soppin tho Nichols, where they w,sd Be pase 70 Sc '
cksGis5y disposed. A.. DIS y. a. ~ NJ
Mr.. {. y. B1KLTY, AIeAAe4 y " " -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-17
oryrcs o. IRIS cnlsp PEssssI'T,os Fs'TIyAL

no. 6s BROADWAY, kEv. YoHK Dec. 1900.
Al The earnest solicitation Of many prominent sns and TO
tie pressing made upon md to ssord Ill oPPoF
tuuiy who eers 70 ss ia rherns the beneficial object for
which III, suerrf,s Quoted hsya with the appreciation Of
tie oc managers o. the Home concluded to continue the
sale Of tck, beyond The uupbsr and value Of the
VII be increased exact proportion TO The whole number OF
sod guaranteeing svoy ticket holder equal ehanee
a. 10 the orins schedule THozAs Managing Directors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-17
THE OCEAN YACHT RACE

The brig Arabia. which arrived at this port from
Aroha, yesterday morning reports having Thursday
Dec D al noon To lat t0o 3d. long CO. 56 one OF the
yachs showing blue flag with something white IN IT, she
io having houSo deck No other vessel In sight 81
tIe time Tho flag Of the Henrietta Is blue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-17
To Pastors lIasters ofLodRes, Missionaries, l'or'
Agents oil HeneY olent Insttutions and others.

To Fnstofs llasters OF Lodges, hissionnries'
Agents oil Denev client Institutions and others.
pIopo,. order, for lhe WHEELER wILos Sewing
Machines a. tho Far nom CersYmen Masters Of Lodges snefepFs
en,svs ofBsnsVolsbt Institutions Ia sufficient numbers TO supply
hoie Of Congregation Members Of the Fraternity and others Who
sy possible advance tho whole nouni
upon delivery supplying them manufacturer. prices and receiving
psr. psyea according the convenience nese'i Of nd
Vidusl es,eL
Urdsr this arrangement those bensyony disposed may with bu
latte ou.y supply worthy INDECENT pIoG VITA machine that will
as,lsi them IN becoming fsBpporting
J. T. EtLrs Nc. 900 Broadway, cor. Twsntysseond't'
And stthe Masonic Fs Grand sud Crosbyss New York
or beteh. Of Hell snd AIylum fund.- i AdyeriIsmsni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-17
MARRIED..

oWEN-CRAYT-On Wednesday. Dee ieet 81 Harlem rns.
Bspst Church by the Rev Esh Lgets Afso owen 70 sh'
Gran, both Of Harlem.
WILLIAMSBURG RMTcHAEf,-on eondsy' Nev. Z" fe,'
Brdser, Utah Territory, by Wn- A CaIle d. j. h.
Williamson 20 hiu 5. T. CsTmiehAeL
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