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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-08
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pRoPosAis IoR LUMBER.
Government Sales.

GovERSNRSr SALE
sDSrI BLsnlcEs, MS, Y.s ~, in
nv @assI samsst. Ne, g Y (, \: sAruR,
q a.rss... w.ssas Garpsa.ss.' Tosi., S.as .ss
G.ri.sa Easip.ss. I'D : nIsssii.s.sss loi q ossT
Terms oa.h. sad property .;Ts,:d q Az a ale
mh7 sssoad L'saL iI,s Iai. A 40 n.
e OvrRsxESr SALE.
oyyG. o. PES9r og.nIs1sl.rsa,l
b. IL :. psss .s q a siS ss a!ss g non
DAY; h.,ss < lsl.a q Q s'slo;;l, : -,
q :: So s ss fis ss: e ( sG ssai iS cs.a
syo,a shsiisrs, as-;
tAmbulssess;
1Tvohorss WaEoai
ALSO pound. isss. issludins Tire. .aa w.ssa AII..;
tey.,hs, sta qssatIty q Hsrsss.. reel..
.o-s@.si q Qs.sisns..lss Stores SD Uls,h.
Ia 40. s1sa . 81: .: .s'@ ca" be
Tier. IN .i.e :. ~ 4 pss,s .ss,.sa, q Las
sSAssi. -: 10 ii.ss.s.. !. 90 :' sssalslss
hS slssl; ss's Wheel hsISsss. Ia good SSsdiiios
| gass oora sh.Ii.r..
,srs .aa a tas n |. .,s r.
.,esa n; Con - shsllsr. q. Isd'SI sss. bat o.
Terms ossh 70 esrps"c1,
NJ GathosiS Of me bspsT,a.pi oonRaads;
mS Captain and Dspot oaSrssnsstsF.
CALF OF PUBLIC PROPgKry
- Au. 3, AssaAl, SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
o. ". IA dsI q Apal va. ., =: s.a asto.ie
lortaG 0rdaanSS Asd OFdnAses stosss, ViIt
~ hlasd nashsts. BprtaGAsId. cal. 4.
. sss;sos: sAs.s.' "a nu.'s,sa.' s-urd.
- Bhdls., euro. easalJ.
ear spence s.Ibiss s.,t,idgss. ell %.
| 7,l0 U, T. osntrsare esrtridGsa. sal q.
Aso. gun oarrtAHs and sAlasoas sta iimbsrs, Stag
| carts. sparsuhesla. eAvAiu aad tnfaBtIy AeeDutFs
meets. horAs squipnsats. sod VARIOUS othsF artiesa
Oslaloguss viii Be furpishsd upoe applisailoa y
the Ohisi Of Ordinances. U. n Arm, WsshlAEtos. D.
o.. 90 70 the undsrs,Ensd. -. ..,...,.
f.bs Captain d oSdsssss OoSS.sdiss.
, EoyERNHENT SALE
OTTIcH OmInE QaAnTNngASTEn,l
A DaFAmrMmnr OF rnn OuLI, !
NEW OnlHAna. IsbraAu u. ls7a y
BI aathoriiy Of he MAJ pepaFtmsat slil - sold .
pablAs .sstloa. % SATURDAY, MaFeh ~ Ism. uhsr
ALL THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS 90 he I'D coo
. fsdsrsts ArssaAl eroaada located the hoath bAs
q Uross bagoa aboat and half nile nsFth ssst
| The o.ty Of nhrsvepoft, LsoaisiAnA
fhrss buildings are u bnek And thirtssa frans
frosn oos 70 too stonsa hlah.
fosfuftAsH inior~A,ioa AVpJ 81 this enss ,nv
oaar.ru.stss Uuitsd States ARM. ohisf os1i..'
master. fsbA
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-08
Proposals.
pRoPoaAIs TUR EENuNo TIAh WHARE.

BaanD 90 Prrtts wovrsl
NAstnHaroN, haren 3 IVA 4 =
So led proposais I'll BE- rseeised y IL hsarA z
fublls waIhs p the Dstrist Il U9smhia aaiii ~
Aarsh IN fos rsatna ths fish Wharf q ths 49, 4
Pe.SsIAs siS.s, osossstosn, frees the loih lnsaa =
ms hoard r.s.rvs. the RICH, 70 rsjss, ssy srst
blds
Bias ms, b. directed 70 ~. Vie Pr.sidss, - .
WhanH ALHN NJ NHEPHHID,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-08
pRoFosIis ToR EETPiSo BUoYa

oTTIcH OF LiaHr HousE IsspncToa.J
TrNIH DIsTnioT,
HurTlLn. n. ". Rse. n, MA
bsalsd prppo.als sil - r-eaigsi a. this oes nanl
y o'elsss, n, On TniDAY. me itsh dsI = nasshs
.itioa ali y In ths NtaEara nvaf, aad eaeh
othsrs - satuFf a fsf Tsaf froa ~ lac
dag u JnlI nsat 70 ths saaessdina lfh daT ~ -.
snoordiaa v The r-suiatlass ~ ths 1Ghi.H GA1
Hoard sod The prntsd spsaahoafisas soplss u shisa
bs had by ADplgine V tiaia aflcs
NJ ofdsr 81 tbs II ~ Hssss no.fd
COMhODOnH ~ ODt.iINA, u,NN,
mh1 IAGhtHs iaspsstss, Tssth Distast
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-08

GALE OF 0OyKRSnESr PROPERTY
oyrcs OHuy O n, DEyT, NO.
IonI IEAvEnuOaTm, kAhnAa. feb. u. INA,
The lOlloStnE .aAmsd Oe.@nmsat btSfes I'll b
sold - PsbLs Ass.Ios 2, re;, ois-;s iaAiAa Tent
49,. III S.sss.. S asasi. sssis - s.s. =
Esatna st0tea Stove pips. ,Ablsa, o0ss ehAirA
hAEnssa. beFss Govern, wages bows nssh Iukss, asA
rdias sAddisa. btdlsa. vasoa eovsfa sAAAs baahs.a
blAsfsnlths SArpsatsSs Gad uhsslWhgatsf toaA. eos
bnsk hAohi9s. , nr4taa msshinss. hsrss fahss.
hag pFssssa. baah hsaka, hnoks mAiIocAa bsSa.
eoGn brooma, pampa. iel p0uads rops, sio Ala, .
qaAaiig q elothinG AID camp and gsreoa squipAes,
oonastfng q unifovm Iaaksia. bed aAeka. moeqaito
bafs, apadea, ares. tsala. Aa.
~ authsdu u he nsesstAU q War.
t.so D.yus Q. n. Gssss.i 0. ., 4 DspI, No
I,oyERShKnr sALE-
klB0y SALE OF oOyERsMEHT PRoPHRrY,.
hkRigI ~. I. 4, .uhsiruhIh hhDD!nNt IT, T.
VIII ne SOLD ON FRIDAY. MARCH n, Iszl
At ths ~ Leais WssshSSss, alisa stFsst. bsiss.i
Oirod asd LaiAystis stFssts, lag lst q gsbli.
proDsTg, soas.iaS IL psrt q Ira bsdstsaAs, Has.
ltisFs. Walsr Boeks.a shssts, hAt.ss-ssA. kans..
Asdisass HSrss tlttsrs, hlAaksta. Rabies hBetsta
sis,., ssls = so%assSs ~ 40 a a. sSd 'os'iss'
rs Tsss.H6ssSi L Usltsa STATE. Tr...sy so.s..
~ sfdsS q he bsfsss1 YSssss s' r, ~ a'A's
| isbW Euraeoa aad A. 4. Msdisal rurysgos
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-08

AND MUTTON
,.nyytcy PusT nETE DyrgT COY srssi
hegled prgposais 10 dupleate VII - reesiged lnM
ssd Usrssd Rs-f "a Nut'os rsqsifsd AZ this Dspot.
eoHnmsneiaE Ayril !, ls2 iaisumauon .nf eosdL
tons obtAinsd oi q, nH1ts
lei Oh. ID ~ A.
, 1872-12-05
A QUEER REVENGE.

Girl Entices Her Discarded Lover Into Her
Room and then Throws n Pot Of Lye Over
H1m-He Procures Her Arrest.
Ellen Mccarthy, OF No. % Miller street, was
before Justice Eberhardt yesterday, charged
with assau1ting Michael Finan with intent to do
him bodily injury. The details OF the case have
heretofore been published in TIE TRIBUNE
Finan was at one time engaged to Ellen, and
three or four days ago vent to visit some Of
his friends, who live on the second floor
Of her residence. Her sister, Mrs. Margaret
Keating, induced him to 60 into Ellen's room BIZ
telling him Ellen wished to return the jeWelry he
had presented to her while she was his jfance He
entered the room, the door WAS locked by some
one, and Ellen received him With smile. After
some conversation, she seized u pot full OF lye
and threw its contents at him. A portion of the
1ye fell On his clothes, and a small part On the
side OF his face. He yelled, and Ellen threw
more lge at him, but failed to iniure him further.
Her sister then Kindly allowed him to
escape, the supply Of 1ye having been
exhausted. An effort Was made at the hearing
yesterday to hold Mrs. Keating as an accessory,
but the Justice decided that the evidence would
not warrant him in holding her for trial. Finan
made demand for his jewel1y, but Ellen re-
her to Offset the expense to be incurred by her
in providing the marriage supper. He didn't
partake of the meal, and she proposed to hold
the jewelry to reimburse herself for her trouble.
About two hours were occupied in hearing the
testimony, and after the lawyers had had their
say, Ellen was required to give bonds in the SUN
OF $500 for trial at the Criminal Court.
, 1872-12-05
THE SUPERIOR COURT.

LAw-There were over 40 pages Of defaults entered
numbers and outting the titles. 4, l,43s-Judg gment
$308.7s. 40,518-Dis1uissed by plaintiff. 40652-
Judgment, l,58s75. 4, 38Same, $245.45. Al 103-
Judgment for property and cent '. Reuben Hagen-
back. 40,447-Judgment for 5000 4o,449-Same
5000: 4o,449-same, 5000. tl,161-Appeal dis
missed at defendants costa. Al ,439-Same order.
ss,ses-Decree Of sale. 4o,9a6-Decree. 4s,85E
nent, ssa2 2s2. q. e, ,7a3- Same, s2,el5. 4o,m4-
Same $48621 Louis Hink and Paul Boetcher. 40 726
Dismissed by plaintiff. Acknowledgment restored.
1240-Appea1 dismissed st defendants costs. II, ,352-
Judgment, $o27.33, Q. P. Pearson only. H,1A-Same,
*165. H,175Same, s404 40. 40,G22-Same for 81 500.
41267-Appea1 dismissed Ut defendants costs- 40, ,7
Judgment, 2,e60.l7. 40,358-same $1,000 Il, ,488-
Additional party defendants. Il, A,373-judgment ST.
697.l5. A. A40e-same, l,oas.33. 81, 9,82s-Appea1 dis
missed at defendants COSTS 40 Judgement s. o55.
4, A,4M-Dismissed by plaintiff. 40s05-Appeal dis
missed at defendants COSTS Sc, 8,238-Di6missed By
plaintiff. Acknowledgment restored. 39,873Die-
missed by plaintiff. 39,268-Names stricken out.
40,T82 Judgment s. 600. II, ,979-Same, s., ,879G8.
(Judge Gary]
CHAECEnY-989-Mason r. Mason reference to Ala-
gruder. 1,083-Lens1neyer r. Leusmeyer; same Or
der. s5s-Woodbury '. Edsell decree Of sale. ss8-.
Boas Barrett solicitors enter appearance for judg
nent, and time to plesd, etc., extended to the 10th
inst. 17022-Arnold =. Arnold reference to Ma-
z5udazz+ 1ooo-&11euar i. Apellex: sauas. as7-
, 1872-12-05

JoEne " Josne decree Of divorce. 1,077-Jonns ?.
Johns; reference to Magruder. ,063-kohan9n u :;
Dunn personal service default Of Eveine ana synl
Eve1ine Harriet, and William II. Dunno; answer meg.
and referencet to Magrnder. 483Brighton Co. fecK
Get for March 4 97l-Quinn Quinn; reference @ 10
'. Boone; sarne. 92A-Law =. Law: same 63s-
Waite '. Towne; service Of coTy Of bill demurrer M OF
Eddie and Eliza H. Towne to bill and supplemental blu
overrned and rule on them to answer @ N tv uays; A
leave to amend 641-Austrean " dreenepaum &c a.,
personal service; default OF Henry troeneoaom as
guardian Of Harry Milton and Lana Gfeeneoaum' @ n;
A. Lauer appointed guardian nd Item for them, and
his answer filed. 9G7-GrinIn =. Parker; service
On all, and default Of Parker 80 anu wife
Chester Kenney appointed guardian sd Ite for minor
nea FLED sd aaan eaVe anen% hv
changing names, and 20 days to plead, etc. A,557-
Warren T. Parker decree OF conveyance BY consent.
II s.c-7,z.,us sombora n'a1 and Julius sonborn y.
Frederick Hartman; assumpstt; 81 900; NiBBen &
Darnun. attorneys. Al ,547-Same Y. Louis h Erus
jaeger: same; $1,000; same attorneys. 4,54e-
attachment Tor s3o2 for furniture sold; ~ E. Turness
attorney. H,5Io = German Union Newspaper
COMPANY Y. Frederick ". Becker; assumpsit
$1,000; Francis A: Hoffman, Jr Il 1,55o-J. Willard
cord of Judgment. 4, 1,551-samuel L. Wright v
Leander j. Mccormick. Joel B. Smith and Frank
Smith: appeal. A, 41,552-Jeremiuh Mahoney v. same
same, Al 553-Elward Barrett Y. same same a, ,55l
-Thomas oDonneu Y. same; same. 41,555-James
0Iaher T. same; same. 4, ,556-Charles Botto y H.
Collins ct al injunction to restrain the selling Of
stock at 331 Ncst Madison street, and to take
count Of rent claimed TO be due namely-S450 or $50
Der month the 1st October, 1st November and 1st
December. A, H,557-Rachel H. Warren ct al v Phineas
Parker ct al: bill for the conveyance Of property
alleged to have been bought by the guardian Of the
plaintiff when the latter was minor and belonging to
the csate. 41,558-John Jacobs ", Henry Graves:
appeal. l,559-Eastman =. Lincoln ct al: appeal.
, 1872-12-05

From the San FJanciaco Erening Bulletin,
IN pretentlous mansion, located in q fash
ionable quarter OF Sutter street, resides ven
erable gentleman, and an old citizen OF San
Francisco, possessed Of remarkable supersti
| ton, which has placed him under horrible ban
OF suspense, and rendered his life continuous
watch against the powers Of darkness for many
years. Surrounded by wealth and unlimited
1aees neaanes Of Il ease and happiness every hope
IN the great terror lie experiences of
being left alone for single instant. During
the hours Of daylight he goes abroad among
the busy throng, attends to lis extensive busi-
ness SO affairs at his counting-room and appa-
comparative tranquility Of mind. But at
nightfau, when be retires to the privacy Of
hls residence, he remains in q constant fear
that by some mishap he should be neglected
by MS faithful attendant for the least period
OF time. a servant who Was grown old IN the
service OF his master, has tile sole duty of re-
naming constantly by his side during the
night, and guarding his Blumber with sleepless
fidelity. AS further precaurion against the in
Ts'on sh1z Of the evil ona an open Bible is nyar
poses himself to rest: The gentleman subject
to such uncomfortable apprehension is the de-
scendant Of an old French family, with the his
tory OF which curious tradition is associated,
head Of the house entered into a compact with
Mepblstophlles, or some minister of the infer
nal court, wherein the first born Of the family
was to be the forfeit, and this arrange
nita;t ment :. is supposed to run indekn-
present subject Of the contract declares that
both his father and his fathers father died sud-
denly and mysteriously while nobody was bv to
observe the cause Of their demise, but in both
instances the evidences wero plain Of death
the family has prevented the gentleman from !
contracting marriage and perpetuating it, and
with his own death, whenever it shall occur, the
compact will end. His great anxiety is to meet q |
natural death under the solemn ninistratious Of |
his church, and much OF his time is given to |
piou8 deyotions
, 1872-12-05
PACIFIC HOTEL COMPANY.

Annual Meeting of Stockholders Yesterday
Election of Dlrectors-Anairs of tue Co1upu-
ny-Progrcss Of the Work.
The third annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the Pacific Hotel Company was held, at the
Office Of the President, Hon. L. B. Otis, corner
OF Madison and LaSale streets, at II am. yes
terday. It was not large gathering in numbers,
tho lesser stockholders evidently having re-
,ceived no hint to como round for 3 dividend
Tho fire divided the assets Of this Company
pretty literally year ago, and the process since
has been one Of getting them together again.
President Otis, nevertheless, Was surrounded by
representatives Of the leading nterestR and called
the ballot at II d. m. Among those present
were Albert Keep, representing 3125. 900 shares,
held by the Lake Shore d Michigan Southern Rail-
Chicago Rock island & Pacific, representing the
1926, 900 shares Of that Railroad Company, and
also 100000 shares Of John F. Tracy; Harold
$: Peck ccsting the vote Of for $50 900 shares OF
himself and brothers H. II. Smith, ss9, 600
all to $4,000 out Of $698, 600 shares Issued.
The following Board of Directors was chosen for
the ensuing year John F. Tracy, L. B. Otis,
Albert Keep. Hugh s. Riddle, Harold S. Peck
the old Board reelected. They hold their first
meeting this morning, at 10 o'clock a. m.
The reports OF. the officers show that good
progress has been made in the work Of rebuild
ing, at very favorable rates.: The Grand Pacific
is far better structure than before, costing
and will soon be enclosed to be warmed for win
ter work. The plastering ie nearly done, and
joiner work viii soon begin on the finishing
stages. The hotel Will be ready for occupancy
6y ao1aa the SsSees Gs for twenty years Messra
John A. Rice, whose preparations for fur
nishing the hotel are making excel
lent progreas. Their furniture, after de-
, 1872-12-05
EVANSTON MATTERS.

| Meeting of the B0nrd of Trustcca.--The yTn-
l Ter Supply Discussed---Tsvo 1Ien After One
] Womnn--Peraoual Items.
The monthly meeting OF the Evanston Town
| Trustees was held in the Town Hau, on Tues
day evening last. The Trustees present were
President O. J. Gilbert, @. F. Gray, and J. Il.
Kedzie. Theo. Reese, the Secretary Of the
Board, read the minutes Of the last meeting,
! which we're duly approved. Several bills we're
! presented and ordered to be paid.
| On motion of Mr.. Kedzie, Mr. Reese was ap-
| pointed Clerk OF the Board until his SUCCESSOR
! WAS elected; Mr. Reese WAS also instructed to
| procure new seal for the Board.
| An ordinance was passed requiring corpora
| tionH. companies, and any person or PERSONS
| making any excavation in any street or alley in
| the town, for any purpose whatever, to restore
the street or alley to as good condition as that
| in which they found it, and in Case any hole or
excavation iB made, they shall securely inclose
the same, and at night place light to warn tho
public Of danger. No gas or water pipes shall
be laid in the middle Of q street, except when
necessary in crossing, and such companies shall
keep map OF the location of said pipes open
to the inspection Of the public. The penalty
for violation shall not be less than IS nor more
than $50.
The Sub Committee On Water Works, consist
ing, of MessEs., Hitt, Ksdzie, Marcy, Gilbert,
5a, 1aoo, ana 1aylo!, we're introduced II to the
tha Roau, na anp b9;aa 1or sae coneIaeratlon
.ne 1eLort pupMsueu Ml IN 5nese eo4nmns Is IN 1uA
el one nseA Wy. icy udeeo Upon 1ne trustees
1ne necessary OF mneuaee aoslon, uaing as ar,
sess tae pigsent en1 na asen1? n1e ana @
ratar nosr ,yae5 n ~ FganatGn ia ~,
,I matsr ~" 1seo - puriol IL ~ th, 10 oh
tha Wnpy tHer X nbt &; Verv
mild type Of slough water.
hoa, o,'n2yaetaa ano hu stoels aha
oth.r he sSo ~, ~''tpa-''
Ianyg+1,v I d;acnnaoT, fn11ova5 "a ~ 1rbettar
+ta V;17a--a M.,steos had ia no-rar ~ ~ bn;15
1,o ~ i-6r-ove4nsnt end that rar1ar aa.A
aas. as - I. ae,,,ii ;' ~
e;aad ~ 4av 4ba uro,orr
oou,5 ~ ~ e raaohea h % arsca1 3aasssp,art
Epao not pe ,Jsu th S ?Pee.a1 p7,t
tney eoa sSen ~ ~ - ;a & ~;
~ w t1b stea1 ~. ptn - ~
the nast1taHyYlEe ~ y Riupefty ~ n5 w ~ t1.;5
area ~ Wh1on FTP PRes ~ ptgposeo ~ ~ % taa
duPa f. Hute, E11 "s1o11I ~ II II. '
gave his opinion as to me ieea1y Q! ~ ques qtet
tions involved. me mos1 impoleant laes .n"s
he stated being that no pfopoi.y can w sseasea
On special aGl an aaf rgerIed guI.e5
than it iB benefited. he also oasuaiy IeuA1Aea ~
that it was against the interest," o. INC ReoPae o.
Evanston to pay the snae "ola W. oasnst uy
, 1872-12-05
OLD PEOPLES HOME.

annual MeetinE-Report of the Treasurer
rue Relief S0ciety,s Conditions Accented-
gld Men to be Admitted.
1ne tenth annual meeting of the Board o1
Directors OF the Old Ladies' Home WIS held YES
tefday afternoon, Mr. B. ". Raymond in the
chair, and the Rev. DR.. RYDER acting az Secre-
tary.
A report was submitted, setting forth that the
institution was organized in 1864, with ssven in
mates and $4,000 worth Of property, and had
since Increased to twenty inmates and s1s, 400 so
IN real estate, etc.
Mrs: ]: D: De Greet, Treasurer, repoEed cash
recelpts during the year amounting to 49, 1926 10 !;
expenditures, $2,490.G2, leaving q balance on
hand Of 1,119.11. There was aiso . lons list Of Of
material contributions, such as oranges, Eooms,
coal, etc.
The report Was accepted.
bliss Virginia J. Kent offered her resignation
as Secretary, and it was laid over.
Dr. hyder, from committee appointed to ne
gotiate between the Home and the Relief and
AID Society, recommended that the Home ac-
cept the condition imposed by the Relief Society,"
that no one be excluded from the institution On
account Of race, color, nationality, or religion.
Ihe recommendation was unanimously agreed
The following was also agreed to on the part Of
the Home:
The Chicago Relief and Aid Society shall have the
right to furnish one inmate for each S. 500 contributed
by them for the support Of the Old Iadea' {oc Old
Peoples} Home. All persons thus sent to the
Home by the Relief Society shau be accepted
By the Home, with the understanding
that they are to remain permanently
members Of it; and no person thus placed in the
Home by them shall be removed unless he she shall
become conspicuously UNFIT to remain and then only
BY vote OF three-fftha Of the members present at
regular meeting.
An expression Of opinion Vas taken as to
whether the proposed new institution should
afford shelter to old men. The ladies we're all
in favor Of taking care Of them.
4 generous contribution, with which to erect
2 new building, is expected from the Relief
Society.
Adinurnad
, 1872-12-05
THE LUMBER DISTRICT.
A Needed Precaution Against
Fires Along the River.
Who are Occupying The Street Ends IN the Lum-
ber District, and What is Being Done
About Il.

4 short time ago TIE TRIBUNE called atten-
tion to the fact that among the added perils OF
fire, from the great lumber district in the south
west part of the city, vas the occupancy Of the
streets at the river by the lumber firms. No
one thinks Of assailing our great lumber inter-
est, nor to push restrictions against them to
their injury but is evident that to shut up the
street access to the river, and to deprive the
lumber yards themselves of the advantage Of
street openings, is injurious to all interests. but
especially theirs. The Fire Department on the
outbreak Of fire could not, in the
wide neighborlood referred to, bring their
steamers down to tie river, and If
they did, the chances are they could
not get them away. The city authorities have
acted in the matter, and it is more with 8 view
to present the thoroughness Of their work, as
well as to Indicate the general nature of the
occupancy referred to-, that We publish the List
Of prominent lumber firms upon whom on the
26th ult., formal notices were filed BY the city
authorities to clear the streets: ". =. Babcock
d Bro, Barton, Jones & Co., Batcheldor i BEN
Bishop l. Lull, Burdick d Mead, McMullen i
Officer, B. L. Anderson !; Co., Geo. G. Benton,
Cutler l. Savage, Derrickson & Sons, E1kins l.
Cook, Fauntleroy d. Co., Fisher, Perley & Co.,
4; 4; r. Gray = Gov D. F. Groves, Groves,
w.. y. Hotallng, W.; "a; Jenkins,
5. Z, Martin, John Mcdonnell, J. F. Mendson,
MendBon l. Winter, Merrill 4 skeele, q. B.
Murphy, Robert F. Quail, Walkup 4 Neebes,
Biselow Brothers, Bushnell, Walworth l. Reed,
Ford River Lumber Company, J. 2. Gardner,
Kirby Carpenter, spalding, Hotaling d John
son.. q.
The limit of time allowed in these notices e1-
pires to-day. Several Of these firms. among
our most enterprising and solid business men,
have come forward, and are either clearing the
Streets at once or giving pledges to sell from
existing piles and add nothing to the stock so
placed. The whole movement is recognized By
the residents Of the southwestern part Of the
sity as one Of great Importance, md to be as
, 1872-12-05

n school rooms 4s; in nursery, 16; family,
Mrs. Hoag requested 3ir. Bor;np aa nember
w. u sne Bullding COMMITTEES, to gtatte Why there
soa;at "@5 So mueh delay in the work, and why the
s1elety 1ad been called upon for more money,
W when 3 It had been stated that the amount placed
NAME N ,ne committees nm hands you'd satisfy al de-
mattar hlt ml. y. gave full exposition Of the
S SSnsue, ana 1t was not until the gentleman had
1;a neen questioned and cross-questioned that the
ladies seemed satisfied.
me Society, after some unimportant business
transactions, then adjourned.
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q supper and sociable this evening, the proceeds
to 60 to furnishing the parsonage. Fifty cents

a supper and sociable this evening, the proceeds
to 20 to furnishing the parsonage. FIFTY cents
head:z
George Macdonald, the poet and 3noynelist, No has
informed the Star Managers snaa 4e n IA pas so 1ae a.
Ieep lis engagement to lecture in Chicago.
SEASON ticketelolders may console themselves,
and I everyone else wishing to hear the distin~
guished writer will have an opportunity to pur-
chase tickets at al early day.
Dr.. Hayes, tho famous Arctic explorer, will
narrate lis adventures in his lecture at the
on intimate terms with the aurora borealis and
the polar star, and will tell all about those ice
bergs vast, their heads all crowned with snow,
whose green roots sleep in the awful deep two
hundred fathoms low, and will introduce the au-
dience to the North Pole. His scientific notes
will be valuable and interesting, and will be ex-
planned by tho assistance Of an immense map
drawn by himself.