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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.


Rf WLLLIAA L; WALL 4 GO. Auouooeet,,
- hsv Marble Building, -
nos. goo aod goa cor. Psana ave ed o,S a
TkpSTEES' SALE OF yALUABLl LOTS ON
SECOND STREETS WEST "
- By virtue # deed OF trust dsted the 2id
E& dsy OF February, A. ID. 1857, and duly re
corded In Liber q. T., No, /. .9l,o. SIS, &c,
OF the land records for " ssh:ngt, z cousty ID u :
Ana by direction of the parry secured thereby We
Hhiseu al Puehc auction. IN front OF the premises
on mONDAf, the 18th day March, A. u ISL at
CLOCK m All OF | nt urmh arsd sixteen Us IN
square numbered Eve hundred ani Sky sine So J
II the eity OF Washington, with g.. the I'm sroTeen.
thereon. ~ '' N--'H''
Terms q ssle:-0ne halt in ossa, OF which 80
nhSt lie pad a. the sale. lie deferred PAYMENTS
70 be made IN SIX and twelve months with interest
from day % ssle, and secured by dad ~ trus. -
tho satisaC ton of the trustees Terms q sale 10 d.
complied with within sIN days after day of ssla
otherwise tue trustees reserve the right 10 rpsali
the property stter one weeks notice at the rik aud
cost Of first purchaser All convey sncias sad stsuos
AZ purchase eGpeuse
WM H wARD,l
WM y. WEBB trustees
t"i6 2su5vSds W. T. WALL q co, Aucts
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ny 1gnaet ssrsaparfiIs Q Bleed Purfes; -
Exu act B1obu IL Diunetio. and viii cot suoA =
ell eases.
Both are preIared on purely scientific prtactsass-
that can be made a resdy and coocl i've to ~
be comparison OF their properties with shoss -
forth in the follovinH works.
See D1sDsn satory q the United 1tats.
eee Professos DswHBs valuable vorn % -
- rsnSrks made b. the es,ssratsd d. fuvsss.
Phila.
scslebrassd Phyaoias eaA 4s0bsr Of The ~
COLLEGE q earDcSe. lreaaa1- cd Iaklishsl . u
Bss Hedtco- Ohirurgtea 1svtel, publisAsa -
BnML fnAvnas, BsusW q IL 4sy0 0elS10s Z
- - q u Ne stAnAArd worm a Rs6las>n.
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MONEY sAvEDI
ssling OF Winter Stock Of
ID y q GODS
AT 9kEATLY REDUCED PRICES
sP He9s,TinF daily, GOODS SUITABLE FOR THE
l!U yards PLAID and STRIPED MUSLIN, in
pretty patterns and low priced
large elegant TOWEL at 1871 cents.
BED SPREAD. from 81 50 up.
dozen. ~
Great bargains in LINEN DIAPERS, TABLE
DA4ASK, And ell other kinds of White Gooda
EMORY BAXTER,
te2 IRspub.I 1920 Pennsylv ania avenue.
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RY LAfIMkR 4 CLEARY, Auctionsers,
- tSuccessors 20 Cooper q La.imer,D
Southwest corner Pennsylvsnia ave and 18th street

- By virtue Of a decree % the Supreme Court of
1.-the District Of Columbia, pa ssee On the 2Olh day
S1i June, $50, IL Equity Cause No. Lac. Wood
VIII sell, at public suction, on MONDAY. March
square 72s fronting ABOUT q feet II inches on fd
street east near the corner OF East Capitol street,
aud being about % feet 10 inches ia depth. The
above is cue Of the finest building lots on Capitol
Hill.
inst ailments at and II months from date of sale
with interest and secured by the notes o. the pur
option Of purchaser 600 TO D. paid ct time OF
sale. II the purchaser does not comply with terms
of sale within one week thereafter the property
will be resoid at his risk and cost Convey sncine
and stamps at cost Of purchaser.
CARrs! trru.,e.,
GLs-tts LATlMER q OLHARY. Aucfs
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i singers. Also, Bird FOOD for ale, Cages, II
Afsssp-,u. ASH. p. a ~ a SdG ssss. *
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RY 0REEH wILLlAMs. Auction eers,
~ no. 3l9, southeast corner TN and u streets,
TkCSTEES sALE or VALUABLE IN PROVED
PkOPkRTf IN PRINCE GEORGES UOUN.

ID NO. 5Is. .Oasassst corner Tn and B streets.
ySGs
BY virtue Of deed :, o, trust 70 the subscriber.
Georges county, Md, in Liber Il B. No Z. a, folio
auction; on The premises, on THURSDAY the S3d
as sd 2. March, instant stan, at clock tract Of
Improvement thereon and described in said deed OF
:ee Of the Bsitinors ana sshinst ts turnpike,
SAID stone being the ginning Of the whole tract,
thence with the kavilie lae south s. degrees west
thirty one perches: thence south s.. degrees east
T. point on the turnpike, seventeen perches from
the beginning; then with the liniits OF said road
The land iies on the Baltimore aad W asainrton
fnrnrike, near ElisViiie, aud is called :" New DUN
The terms Of sale will he: On.-third cash; the
re.idue 40 equal payments at aud L months with
sec uTed SIu0 deposit res ured At the time OF sale
l. The terms Of se are no. piled nth within ten
be res9d upon FIVE d:ys, notice in any Que paper
cost Of the defsulting purchaser:
NARBURY WHEELER,
Upper Marlboro Solicitors.
mhl0-dAds GkKES WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RI THos. THOM Pson, Auetioneer.
- No. sos Ninth street,
one door north Pennsylv Ania avenue.
PEREnPT9RY SALE OF REAL EsTATE.DE.
slRABLE RESIDENCE Oh TUBHKR ST
- VIII be sold st publie auction on SA TUR.
DAY AFTERNOON, 18th instant, ct ocik
-on the premises, No. $40 Turner street, be-
tween 9Th and 10th and and streets, the desrs-
bic two story brick house, Containing six rocms
hall, cellar, and bath rcOn water and gas through
Terms Of sale; One fourth cash within 1--WE day.
from day OF sale; the balance in notes of the pur
chaser, ~ EQUAL installmsuts. payable in seven
yeai with interest, secured by deed trust on
the property. The purchaser to Gay Sloo imnedi-
stes aiter the property isknocked down. All coz
veyhncipg and Stamps 1t the cost Of the purch
b-Isisi y Q rsre chance for person OF limit
90 % ans 10 ob'aiu q comfortable home easy
terms THOS THOM PaOM
mbll6t Auctionser
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Terms: All sums under 3 100 cash: that amount
credit Of and 81 days for notes satisfactorily en-
mis hep Psti WI WALLACE. Aue...
RY KILBOURN q LATTA, Real Estate Brokers.
- Corner 7th and streets.
SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
sTREITS, AT AUCTION.
- On SATURDAY, March Is, 1871. At O'Clock
D. m. we v i'll ssll, in front OF the premises the
Nioilowing described Building Lots in square
t2i5) two hundred and forty five:
On VERMONT AVENUE, between n and n
twenty i've (2sl feet on said avenue and containins
$500 and 3T2li4 square eet. respectively.
On n STREET, between Vermont avenue and
Thirteenth street, Lots u and 81 seven and Gig
each fronting tvs nty five 1851 feet street, and
containing 2761t2 and 3!052 square feet, respect
iveiy.
Also Lots %, 10. IL, and Il nins ten eleven and
twelve, each fronting twenty tve (25I feet on n
street, and containing LAS square feet.
On THIRTEENTH STREET, between M and
streets, Lots Is, II, and ISL sixteen teen, and
eighteen, each fronting t7ssl seventeen feet and
eight inches on Thirteenth street, aud containing
3Oo61S square feet
Terms: One third cash; balance in twelve aud
twenty four months, with Interest ured by deed
OF trust on the property sold.
A deposit Of $50 will be required on each LOT a
sold AL conveyancing and stamps at pm re haser's
cost.
III the terms OF sale are not complied with in five
DAYS the property will be resold at the Of the
GKBEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts
KILBOURN & LATTA,
Rsal Estate Brokers,
m15N corner 9TH and streets
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AHp BIAUTIFYIsG rHB uonPLsxIo~
EoT A FEW

q TIE wv dtsorders thsf salist aaahanA srsp
iron tbs oorru ptou that aocomulAseo IN to BSes1
VI oil the discoveries that have bees made 20 -
4 ont none can equal In enect H1LABOLD d ~
clean and reoovstes the Blood. insts the 49,
OF health into the system, and purses ont the =
which make disease. IL stimulates the hssithT fnS.
tons OF the body. and exDss the disor6 ere that sr1
and rsnkle IN the blood. such Q remedy thai O.
be relied on has long been sought, and nov the -
Nc have one on which they can Aept nd. Our 49,
here does not Admit Of cerfh 70 show IL eSs
but the trial OF single bottle viii show 20 the -
thf hss fts virtues SURPRISING anything thsy avs
Two tablespoonful OF the Rrtrsossof sar..,.,~..
added 20 punt OF water equal 20 the Lisbcu ~
Drink end one bottle V fully uAl y sslloo Il
aiy made.
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b. T. HELMBOLDB
GENUINE

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FLUID EXTRACT BUcHu.
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its enls-gsneafs are rsducet As vel a.. -
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III Q. FAINT. L. WAsHlAQTOI
RAHT, WARRINGTON q CO.,
BANKERS.

BANKERS,
sues sss eas 70 KIIIENaovsn, TowLIl o.,
HScS,.s asPOsits and loan money 70 dspostors
haks collections on oil points in the United atess
ne9otiats railroad, municipal loans, and Hort
Boy end sell government, ,ecurit,s, and o<>~
ks, bonds and gold on commission. Pay tt
highest price for CITY scrip.
Domestic and foreign OxchAnRo boulht and pold q
A the principal cities In this country and Europe.
We especially invite accounts Of Merchants anA
business men. SIGHT drafts furnished to deposiSoFV
without charge. We issue certificates Of deDeGiS,
sfloie1ng IL Ioeo q interest. and payable On d.
DAnd. O09tO
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NEW SPRING DRY GOODS.
We announce opening daily large SUPPLE. in fash
lonatle silks IRISH and japanese Poplins. Mohairs
hipaeas Percales Piques, and bite Goods OF ever
description very cheap.
time is large, and at
THE LOWEST NEW YORK PGItEs
Ladies' Mourning Goods IS heretofore. L.
fabrics are Away warranted.
j. Il. MITCHELL,
ms Old stand No. sIT MAJ sn.rs
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III. C0NSULATEs.
AEHHwWW - A.

hN~assscr, san Juan del Norte, San Domingo.
Nv. COSSULATES
eCHkDULE
Au- Cages, Bahia, Batavia, BAY Of Island, q. n
~ IN; eandIa, CAP: Town, CsrthAsena, CsyIon,
III SyeIos' skland Islands, Fayal, 9uaya.
,1h de- nc, 0noA Psyt., Para, Paso del norts
.NrN'OUndls and Santiago. (Cape Verde , Ststtin
soes %, Tahiti, Tuleshuano, Tumbsx, Venice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-02
EXTENSIVE FIRE IN CHICAGO.
THE BURLINGTON WAREHOUSE BURNED-FOUF
LIVES LOST AND $S0O,OOO WORTH OF PROP
ERTY DESTROYED.

THE BURLINGTON WAREHOUSE BURNED-FoUR
LIVES LOST AND $SOO,OO0 WORTH OF PROP
ERTY DESTROYED.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. 30.-A destructive fire
broke this afternoon in an immense brick building
between the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
track and Sixteenthst, known the Burlington Ware
house. one part of which used for the storage OF
merchandise and the other part Government bonded
warehouse In the first department there were goods
belonging to nearly 200 firms and valued at $SOOooo
which all destroyed while In the bonded warehouse
there were goods worth 3OOoOo all of which escaped
injury by reason OF the thick rewsl On the goods de-
stroyed there aggregate insurance OF 100000 The
fire WAS first discovered In large lot Of broom corn
In the central portion Of the building, belonging
to Alerton Bird. The fire extinguishers were i'm
mediately brought to bear upon II, but failed
the progress Of the fire. and before the arrival
OF the the flames burst with terrible fury In
every direction. The building owned by 8. NJ.
Nickerson President OF the First National Bank his loss
covered by insurance. Charles stearps truck
driver for Austin Boal ia known to have been burned
TO death 1t feared that three other men have also
persisted in the flames they were seen in the midst OF
the fire. where escape seemed impossible. Several fire.
among the losers: VIM H. Calvin $4,000 Joseph Jones,
$500; l. W. Mcbride 5000; Cullen sprague, $500;
Reapers $4,000; stewa1. Aidrich Co., and Garland.
HoIines Co. = 600 EACH Linn Reed ID o. CO.. s'CS J.
4 Co, $500; John Williams, s2,UO; j. ?. Fur
long, SsOOO First National Bank; $4,000; Herd
man & Laramie, q 800; Hawkins Co., $4,000; Taylor
Wright $4,000; Carroll Thomas, sOoO c. $. Bocl
Co., 5000 W. Fl. Hubbard $1,000; McDermott d Or
tel 800 TIE following Insurance companies are sui-
ferers by the conhsgration: Fulton, Excelsior. North
American, Knickerbocker. Washington. htna, New-Am-
LOriard Commercial and North American, al OF New
York; New En- gland, Mutual, Independent. Hide and
Leather OF Boston; Home, Freeman, Pacific, Union Dc
cdenal Enterprise Of Philadelphia; Providence.
Washington, Hope, American, and Atlantic OF Proyi-
dence; Phoenix and Hartford Of Hartford; Teutonia,
SUM- and Cleveland Of Cleveland; Commercial and Cap
ito City Of Albany; North British Liverpool London,
and Globe of Liverpool; beside Buffalo and
Chicago companies The companies enumerated cover
q loss Of about 100000.
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az t@o when an opinions are discussed. hateful A.
e a. si.s "a ,s entered
snssesd that psy s,1s;ss Of , Finance
to ncumber the finances Of the country H' s.manS
three months without writing, and Ii was then ONLY that
bad been signed The Government took no account Se
my sacrifices and after three my journal was sup
but hatred for the foreigner Singular accusations are
to-day brought against Certain opinions re present
OWN s s for the Of the Ss1 mot
propaeated these opinions You will ind In my writings
great deal Of Violence but you viii also that have
always opposed arbitrary arrests and that narrowly
escaped sharing the fate OF Chaudrcy have been &C
II no more true than accusation that part in
the searches in religious houses am An advocate Of the
secuarzaton Of the goods Of the clergy IL had chosen
need not have appeared here. When arrested at
Meaux Prussan Officer came into my cell and offered
my liberty would not accept 1t at tho hand OF An
enemy"
After this speech delivered not without eoquence.
Col Merlin proceeded to nterrogate the prisoner first
about hostages Rochetort maintained that 1t was
H. Theirs who tho real cause OF the death OF these
unfortunate men. :" convinced" said he, that
NJ Theirs had given up Blanqu the hostages would have
been set free Blauqui had great influence, and was
moderate man, opposed TO boodshed 1t was he who
opposed Trochus being shot, Oct 81, at the Hotel Do
Vile" Hcre bound to say that several Journalists
remarked. Pity they did not shoot Trochu.) Az 70
Thiers's house, Rochefort declared he wrote the
article urging It's demolition under the infu-
ence Of anger at seeing Paris destroyed by shells
from Versailles battcries lie himself had nothing
whatever TO do with the disturbance As to Prince
Pierre Bonapares house. the people really not to
blame If they sacked assassns house. At this Col
Merlin said: "YOu have no right W call man an
assassin who only defended himself AT this DOZENS" OF
Pierre BOnapare murderer Rochefort shrugged his
shoulders. and even Commandant Gaveau. the prose-
cutor seemed Disguised. Tho audience gave forth On
audible murmur which with difficulty queiled
by tho ushers Bonaparte Pierre not popular. The
post is leaving, and must conclude
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-02
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Hon. Lucius Robinson has been elected
delegate from Chemung County TO the Democratic State
Convention.
The Hon. William Moore of Mays Landing,
n Y, nominated by the Republicans at Sag Harbor
for State Senator.
The election in Nashville, on Saturday,
passed of quietly K J. Morris reGlectsd Mayor by
decisive majority.
The lid Assembly District Democratic Con-
venton, at Jamaica. Long Island on Saturday renomi
mated James N. Oakley for Assembly.
MSecretary Boutwell, visited the Cincinnati
Chamber OF Commerce, last Thursday, and in few
remarks urged the completion Of our railroad system.
On Saturday the Republicans nominated Ed
ward Beckwth in the Id and Albert L. Hayes In the
WITH District Of Oneida County for Members Of Assembly
The Elmird Gazette is informed that many of
the delegates elected the Republican Convention from
the interior ntmidated and actually kept away by
artfuly concocted stories OF contemplated boodshed
We heard Of any Custom House delegates thus
deferred
Judge E. Darwin Smith, who will be remem-
bered by all awabdng citizens for hts intelligent action
In the ErieSusquehanna case has been renOmnated TO
the Supreme Court The whole state viii be Interested
IN the election of Judge who has been all ornament
all Ike TO the bar and bench.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-02
ARRIVAL OF COMMODORE AsHBURY's YACHT
LIYONIA.

Commodore Ashbury's yacht Livonia arrived
at this port at p. yesterday, after rather stormy
voyage Of 20 days. hours and 30 minutes having sailed
from Cowes at $50 p. Sept 2. The yacht hove
to IS hours the 14th and 18th, and for 80 hours
on Saturday Sunday the 18th and 18th, the latter
being described hurricane In every particular
Her navigating and sailing crew includes Capt J. R.
Woods Rood Gate Of the Cambria and Strickland,
mates F. Simpson quartermaster; two cooks two Stew
ards thirteen able bodied seamen and H. Horne OF Bes
Life in London, no passengers having come across IN the
vessel.
Tue Lavonia Is 12s tuus British Custom House meas
urement. She has but little sheer, cresce tshaped
bow and semieptcal stern For the passage she USED
jury and the nasts were cut three feet at the
trees and other racing spars Carried on deck
cloths were stretched Q protection against
the sea- beginning forward OF the bOwsprit, which was
pitched short of In gale Her spars measure as fol-
lows: From deck TO masthead IS feet torenast ditto,
20 feet uaintopmas above cap, 50 feet foretopnast
ditto 50 feet forega % feet; maiDgah 10 feet main
BOOM Gs3 feet msintopsail yard, 80 feet foretopsa
yard ~ feet sqnaresail boom "a feet Her
length on load line Is 1865 feet breadth on water
line 2a3t feet depth aft under load line l2o feet;
audsips, I'LL feet forward, 81 feet Hight OF Tree
board forward, feet amidshps, ~ feet att feet
hight OF buwaks, LII feet Distance OF greatest trans
verse section from center Of load ne 3D. feet Distance
OF center Of lateral resistance from center OF load ne
81 feet Distance Of center Of gravity OF displacement
all Distance Of center Of gravity below load line. 2s
feet
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BAGE-on Phdsy, Sept . RoSer, D.g. ,scd Or year.
Kerr Es -. s, e ss ss =. c ss ri .sss'' ~
II. ssees "a member. de g. osorsss ssd.y II s.-Y.
ssss % TX 4S. sS'i ss o. r. W.. iron a. residence q a.
The members tt. ST. e.ss. Cricket Cub .it rDassss sssa u.
y r. B Kern en- No Ray1I.i
day, Oct. 7. b aAcKEAs. secretary
nia-, " p WssDen By1snci widow Of Gan.. &.
s..S. md r. E to attend the funeral m
s fi .e Tram Hsi leave. ise 4 bscy
BULLUs-o. Friday sep. Commodore o,c.r Bur 9 xsy
peiSS ns 70 attend ss ss sssf from 'f's
Wsiset as sfse' s. sv'fs
sS 81 ne Of re sn nhST S "a SI'''s' o.
COLEMAN Friday sept o. Washington, D. O. Lau, 'A -
PaDr. services at her ale rs.SsD West Foryrirth.L seass
(aondayl. Oct g. .: III O'clock
DlLKS-on Saturday Sept 90 Amelia Jane D the Srh
Sonn M ano mm Pb,!snss Church Es, Dr Bsrss,
srs Sixth and SeVentha'e On h'odsJ ooa i~
DrSBARon Saturday. the 10Th inst Henry AtGlpAu. Dunbar siasss
son OF John Kate Dunbar IN the 7th year Of hss
DUNs-Ia this city sstari. evening 90 Freddie t. only
r.S.r ] Vii IT, H s on DIss 20
Twenty tAirdst Eluira paper. Psa-s copy.
GoRsLINE-As Nevtown, L. L. Sept 30 Andrew dorhs -
bis family invited nere
Church a. HeEtogn L. IT, on TUESDAY "a
at
HgNDRCKsOp - the 2lst Of bis John L.
second Of William y. and Elizabeth d Hendricks
Monday the I'd Of Oc " 81 Seocs ~
Spring Church near Vaok The fsssaVes ana esas "o n
~ respectfully invitd 70 attend
LOCKwOODAt Sing Sing Saturday sep % Nils Harriet Loeb
.sa' ,s4 :;.s her t.9 s,. nan =: s 49, rI.
Al s45 and II a. m. Carriages at the depot
LuNMUs-In Brooklyn l., Sept % Ann Lgmmss Win d.s
lsts Ezra LImmus aged IS years. noutas aad - stya .
invited to attend the funeral Of A kssss
O'Clock
Eastern papers please copy.
sCHBNK-A Poupton Plains j. g. amer brief ines nsv
John Y. n. schenk D the 3Uth Of his sge.
invited hh funeral from The Resne4
Church PomptOn n (Rev. Mr. Jansen WedDestsy Oct
II o'clock m will be In Saing at fompoa etsaos
Oh J. Mdaud ARRIVAL oil Bns q T., fOos Of CAa.r
bersst. N. T.. at o'clock a
Troy and Asbsrn pApes please copy
sELLEw-Ou Friday evening" Sept 70 Lucy selev The -
year finer
Friends of The family respectfully invited attend Der funeral
Mody Oct at O'Clock from The hOsse Of sor brother No
25l East Plhieth st
TAINTOR-sAtardy morning. Sept 30 Edward Morris only
Giles and Augusts H. Taintor aged and nontta
Funeral services Monday, Oct st O'Clock h1 htheft
residence. lp East Eighteenthst
wILsoN-At Brooklyn. D. Oct l. 1871 Deborah n, isha
Benjamin W and Elizabeth Wilson moniha
family respectfully Invited sttes tie fE,s
late residence $50 South .Thit, Tsssay lHsl 81
O'Clock
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TELEGRAPH NOTES.

The National Executive Committee OF the
Union Lrrgae Of Amerca Plsdephii Tuesday merit
The steamship Great Republic, which sailed
for China sstsrday earned eOo0 worm OF
freight including Fl 90 bsrsh Of foaI
There IL but one case Of yellow fever now under
No have been reported iOr 'Aree
dsys and deaths from yellow fsvsr IN ar days
The month of September has been the hottest
onb a. 10 continues uHAbated The
Sacramento River "a than ever before known
The largest amount Of silver bullion ever re-
e.vsj In Ss Laie CITY in DAY srnye there SATURDAY Un
Phoebe, eDnsigDed Wsls, Fargo Co hs valued at st'U
The Seoonh Controller has decided that men
eang INTO. the niTyp orsgu entitled 70 hahsprahon
place eRhsag IN the United bta'os
The merchants Of Chicago propose to erect an
oEtniil fOr Of sscunng To those nLo ba l
GVtmsn prJecos sglss III ir gbs from Me- You sni
other Eastern CITES which nae to pfI'a! 81 'hr 't " %
water u Tor 81 l"lN '' w.
relent Shch dsetmns TnHoH' A1a
l-A -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-02
THE Pennsylvania WAR uArxs Gao,


George o. Evans, the alleged defaulter in tho
pennsylvania war claims case, appeared before Judra
mcCunn In the Superior Court last Saturday on writ q,
habcus corpus Issued TO Sheriff Brennan who arrested
Evans on warrant issued by virtue Of the reausltion
Of Gov. Geary OF PENNSYLVANIA. Evans Ia of medium
slz slender FORM and about so years old He bore him
self ike who felt that whatever the charges against
him wore. he had perfect defense, st least In law The
acoustic upon which the rcQuIsiiion was Issued was
that Evans had embezzied S9 06 81 nging to the
State Of P6nnsylya which he had collected agent
Of that State for the collection OF claims
against the United states amounting to t2so,469 H.
for the quota Of troops furnished by Pennsylvan.
in the late Rebellion" Eyans's counsel claimed that
the aoOusea entitled tO the amount retained
by him. n per cent upon the amount collected, and
quoted from tho Pennsylvania statutes TO show that tho
retention OF the ten per cent was authorized BY law
syvsnis Secretary Of State presented TO the Court
only according to law in the premSes His counsel also
cmea THAI the action against him melted by poti
ctl maIrSoeUcC certain persons having determined to
sacrcc hn. AZ hs ia OF cOni erable influence In
tbo stain order to advance themselves.
Counsel for respondent urged rS that the Court could
not disregard the requistOn which the Sheriff returns
nor Tx Papers lac produces Second that Evans has him
sell presented such warrants the accusation
against him. Third that the amount for his COmpensa
ton Is not legally fixed the law stating that the commits
SION should not exceed 10 cent, and such amount
not subject to Evanss decision and fourth that large
portion OF the 50 called collection merely Offset to
money claims which the state Of Pennsylvania had
against the United states Decision reserved.