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New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
LAKE ONTARIO SHORE 2R.
2 PER CENT GOLD
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
81 90 aud Accrued Interest.

Issue 500, 600 70 he m IN denominations Of 300 $500,
$1,000, and $4,000. This enterprise undertaken with snb-
scripons the CapitnI stock of over So 900, 900.
Sixteen miles OF the Road are finished and in
operation, Al mies in addition fully gridod and a total
length Of SIS miles Of track will bs laid thi. season,
while The whols Road Of about $50 miles, with the erep-
ton OF miles easy entered upon and contracted to be n
he by responsible and wealthy parties within the ensuing year
The Road will extend iro the City Of OsweRo lewiston on the
Niagara RIVER branches to Suspension Bridge Buff
fnIo connect its Western terminus with the Great Western,
the Canada southern, end the Lake shore and Michigan
Southern railroads, and q. oswego with the Ncw-York
Midland Of the Midland with the proposed Boston,
Rome and Oswego Railroad, Which, when built will thus
provide route Chicago Boston, 20 miles shorter than By
contemplated line; connecting also at oswegO with the
Rome Wntertown md Ogdensburg Railroad, and
thence by the Vermont Central completes connection With the
entire railroad system Northern NewBngud while connections at
Os1ezo the Syracuse and Oswego Rroii secures access
10 the coal fields Of Pennsylvania.
With connections large through business assured Runnng
through popuous and villages and rich agricultural district It's
local will doubtless take Of the interest on the First
Mortgage Boi The assessed yaue Of the farm property Of the sr
counties through which the road passes i3l9,O0%
Annual production 0i,40<,o4O
confidently above Loan Of tie mos! attractive
ami reliable offered For sale BY
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co.,
No. 25 EAsSAU-Sr.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.

IovpoN Oct t5-: m-Con0 opened Al 9 Tor money snd
9i or h account United States FyetWely Bonds 1908 DID, @
ls6s 92i Ten Tors Eves ei. Eue Railway sh1cs
IrvERpoor 81 t0tton opened strong; Mddlng W
gld Mddug Orleans OiL The sales yesterday reehe tO
bales sold amer the regular closing Of e mafA
LoNDoN l5Noon-Consos account gl 9s!t Bne
Railway Shares, 20.
PARIS oct. l5-Ren'es, 5jl l2c.
IygRPooT Oct 5-NoonThe shipments Of Cotton from Bombay
the aet report the l4h inst, have been D Dse ~,
Wheat this the past three days nave been SJ
quarters, including 1900 American. .,.,r, -
LIvERP0OL Oct lS2 mtoton strongi ses OF llihs Up
Tor October 9d for November az 91 oi MdAhug OeAns O
October 33d ioT November az Std -.
LONDON Oct l5-1JO mCOusus Tor the account Va EHe A
shares 4O5.
10 Per ofna California white and u69l9 for Rel Western
quarter Flour 3 bbL Tor w eern CnlL
Pea, Der quarter Caan Bee b5 per bbL Tor New Mos
L0NDlv oct lj5 mConsos closed a. 9z loT money ana ~
for The account socunes unchanged Ene Hallway sar
4Ul. ,,-
LIVERPOOL Oct 5 D. m-Coton closed strong tie sales OF The
da have been including 900 for and c'lo The
receipts this port Tor the past te days lave been ~ Hj
quarters. including 1000 American ..,
LIVERPOOL oct l5Eyenng-Bacon. 8 ? c"t for short KID
MiIdea Common Rosn ui9dl2t cSL
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16

trains passing ibrouEh Ohio tni Peunsy,na on Sunday This has o
hJed the usual cattle rcoe p until late iodAyeo late Si Ply
ers 10 ersmne Prime stock buvers disposed to hane on
concessions from LAST weeks prices The only sale recorded N
G6 head Of lows sleeu, averaging l,l57 n. al sc
LAnBskoepz 0daT making the total up
py the veek thus far 500 bead snst 500 head ior The sane
time last week harke not lI opened. record
Hoo-Reeps edy II 100 bead making total supply iof e
thus far ~ 100 heal against 10 TINE as
The market opened active es on an
eldes sales 900 bead today made Of COZ
Michigan Hogs % oes5 IS "a Ohio Hogs ranging from 9 70
2l0 n, at IS 40. 49,,
wArERTowS Mass. Oct 5-BEKY CArr1K-Recepts 9 hesdi
market remains ltead and prices m stock oo
que sas Of Cnoce at SllDS2 RrA 50d8O bJ fis
Quality. S70s9 Second, sta SO Tj Third - 5O0S5 90
SHEEP LAsBs-Reop $50 bead supply large a. asi
week by sear 1909 hd Trade has improved n pont p
still there good feeling; sales Of Wool Sheep 60se D saaie'
sheep. 505lc Spring Lambs. 506c
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
RECEIPTS OF PROnUCE.

River HCsVis cn0 fIlTodds
OCr l5-3 pkg Ashes 81 bhl Copper u, cakes op
Dried Fruit 757 bhl Eggs a. hts G. ~ On tz Dds
Meal $50 bags Meal 1905 ibis Flour lO4l bush; wheat U
bush Corn . hush Oats, 2S0 bush Rye 2 bush be ~
usb Peas bbls bags FaIe g. 2O bales Hons 80 bd
HIDES 222 sides Leather % kgs FORK 10y PseH Cs
Meats pkgs Lard Butter 3142 pkgs Cheese - prA
raoW 400 pkqs 80 Gtease, O pg ln O 81 pigs
Starch t s.us silver ore 10 mus IoOAcO 10 tAs'
Tobacco 2O2 bales Wool, 39 bbls W hiskr.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
AoRSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw.YoRE. Tuesday. oct. IS. Is.

EEw-YoRg. Tuesday, oct. is, ls72
The market for low priced horses continues
uniformly active while there is Improvement in the
demand for high priced stock
The following sales under the hammer were Effected at
the Horse and Carriage Auction Mart Of Messrs Johnston
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
Continued from Third Page.

t0,on Croppea Mdne 33dpc u Union Cropped, Light ~ &
- NJ Union Bellies l6dlsc e NJ Oak Rough Az Wesa, W,cv
n Oak. Rough Southern. all weights SddSlc D. sse em.
METALS -Ingo Copper n du and avy but no lover ont
hr.oe go 900 Lsir 10 lots 3G52ici Yellow 80, MS SA Ia
change Scotch Pg Iron quiet but fani quote Rss
Glengsraock ss4 and SIS ON yard; GsIherne I'D
quiet sud unchanged; qsoe New kneha cv Al s45q
Fne Ra h are du and downward ten1elSi srn
81 gold and s&as55 Pg Lead more .rG Tin.
"A Ss so 50 ga Bar quotoI Sheet and ipe rinal
lind Pipe 6c 10 per cent 10 toe trae rs & M Banca
et 3Ia3c fod traits ami English and 'sa .cb.nge
Psie insye and uomnai othr doscnptoa are que' su0
lkao
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
6orses, Carriages, fairness, sc.
A UCTION NOTICE.
JAMES JENKINS, AUCTIONEER,

JAMES JENKINS, AUCTIONEER,
W" ''' '''' THUB>DAY, Oct IT, ls7a
at the old established Garage and Harness Repository.
NOS I3O0 AND ,AOl BROADWAY
between Forty-frsi-sts the entire stock Of
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS,
HARNESS BLANKETS. ROBES, &c. viz; COACHES, BRETTS
RoCKiWAYs' COPIES, Tor AND OPEN WAGONS, TOP
gigs 24PSF d3RToIEAs EXREEiI 4SP PAX i4gsER
Also single and Double Road Coach Work and Pan Har
ness Street Blankets great VARIETY Fancy Fur and Plush
Ian Robes lIalters. Circngles Whips &c. &c
The above stock vi" be sod TO the highest BIDDER "ou reserve OF
n B,~CAialogues really. ..,.- ,,-.u -..--.
AT BARKER g. CHASEe
corner Broadway and Ihrty-nn.h-sL,
MAJOR C. ". BARKER, AuctioneeL
Regular Sales Of Houss, Carriages. kc
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
Genllemens Establishments disposed O az public or pYe
races Harness and everything the Horse line to suit the neis Of all
A LARGE DRIVING RING
in The Mart for showing Horses On sale
Twenyfour hour allowed Tor til
every Horse sod under Sarfiniee.
Carriages taken on storage
S1Deror siablng for Horses on sale
Outside sales solicited aud promptly attended TO-
SALE OF HORsES' CARRIAGES. ErCo
THIS DAY. AT IL O'CLOCK.
AT NEW YORK SALES AND STORAGE
n REPOST1RY 3 $50 and 3iI Foartbiye Tgentyah-s
s. DlNGEB, AucliOneer,
THURSDAY. Oct Il, ig7l. at Il o'clock a m,
ONE TEAM DARK BAY HORSES 10 hands years DID, khd anu
ONE DARK BAY HORSE l6 hands, years o sound good e
driver Kind gentle m all harness, good saddle horse
one GRAY MARE 10 hands. years Old gentle and kind in harness
OSR DARK PONY IL bands years on sound kind and gentle
celelt under the 3ddle. child can ride or drive him. nj
Ao an assortment and Noop Road Wagons Bnsges Rock
Carcoces Couue Express aud Business wagons Also D9nue
Single NeS and Secondhand Harness. Robes bahe sa1e
Whips
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
proposGls.
g Gnrroraron Nonres.

NEW YoRK CENTRAL HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD CoNPASri{
1kKisUREKs OEFCE, sept TO- l8.4;
AT meeting of the Board of Directors, held
R,solred Ihat DIVIDEND Of FOUR PR CENT the Capital
STOCK Of s COMPANY paid the 18th day Of October next AZ te
the CITY Of heN-iorkf at tlt
DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER CENT the outstanding to9sohlatoa
Certificates Company b. paid on the same ay A. oaol I1
Company n the CI.y Ci NeBl0gk 40 ,,..- ..,
M Tusfrr Books both Capital Stock and Conodon Cea
eats viii be closed al Of business WEDNESDAY le I5ia
Hst ami reopcnei morning OF the 2lst Of October 9sE
"' 4. 4. CLARKE. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
Go uhom II map Concern

A PHILADELPHIA MERCHANT wishes some
n STAPLE ARTICLE to sell commission in his state Would n
suited References and required No attention pal
any applicant giving full particulars Address NJ Box Z " l.
p o..
oPyIcK OF rHE GERxANIA STEAM BREWERY AssocATIoNS
~ ISLAND
ITO WHOM IT MAY C0NCERN.-Take notice
that al seca meeting the Board u Directors Of the GernsnA
Steam Brewery Association Island held October 10 49, VIII
liam Salem the Office OF General Agent OF the Assoea
his stead AL nOtned
nave no more dealings said VIM Salem General Ageas OF tAs
40 ulss n,e,ion D w q. c. sPENGLBR,
YcePresi1eut and President pro tenn
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
CATTLE MlRKRrF

grvritO Oct 1-CAl1Ls-hecclts od1Y. including iOi 'a ~
Uor-i 90 arrive 2lJteg makgg tle totu a4Hpf JOB ih' wee
Ian sj lsa4. Ia ca aslf 20 ears o .c same tN '
Tle uAl.e aefaaged today b Vi We soPpse VI 81 HsI
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
AIRANYLUMBER MARKET.


becoming brisk being nuuuy
active duuug past Several large sales and heavy shipments
were made Prices fm and unchanged While tee not
l,re stock hand o al kinds good fTcEu re-
main as oow To NewY,rE, 81 50i 10 Norwich afd Middle own
sO bridgeport KeNHaven 81 70 Hartford and Providence
"a. TO plhiphs 81 15 on Is Z5 haId Boston 20, soh
6 bri The receipts Collectors Office during tie week "ere.
Vi, Fde Canal lumber J45 shingles 6lO ID Of
slaves. via Chsmpan Canal 8J $50 feet lumber ile io0h
iDg are tbe rulBg prices at the uuncpal yafds
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16

Sem-weekly sale OF horses carriages, ana harness,
and general horse equipments at Barker Chases
City Auction Mart, tomorrow "wednesday, the l6th
inst, at ~ o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
AmusemeuIs.

AmusemenIs.
A SSOCIATION HALL, 23d-st and 4lh-aye.
"A The greatest living Hngsh Historian,
JAMES ANTHONY FROUDE,
will deliver course Of dyc lectures on The -.
VI" - iieIotions Hetween ENGLAND and Ireland.o
IPCTiiRE WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER TO-
'sThe Norman Conquest of Ireland"
TPCrURR II FRIDAY OCTOBER 10,
Irelan Under the Tudorf and rtuafs.
rVCrupP III MONDAY OCTOBER ~,
The Penal Laws anu their ConsequeuceA ,-roppp oa
LECTURE ", 80 WhDNhSDAi' VN'N -
"Gratan and the NouuieerA' ,.,.,,.- a.
LECTURE v, FkiDAhs OC s 49, ~ Tas,yis
Door, omen az D. H. Lecture cOmIneneel az
COURSE TICKETS neliug reserved sal - r lo s., ~
SCRlBSERS IRAiEhs. s0l Broadway AsHO iuN HAIL.
aad AZ h Agents Ameucsn Ie Baelu' Cogei ln.t.aie,
TODAY, EXCITING sPOkYIs Isoo,,,v
4 AT'CAPlTOLINB GROUNDS hhOOhLlN'
THR MEXICAN FAQUbRO TROUPE
u "''' 'ruRuLING AND WONDERFUL PERFORMANCES
.ith the Mlttng. the Lasso. aud tle VIA otecc
'tra1d stand reserved tof Laairk
is-1res Iee So cclis ler,0rH inees hegn a thfea-
1lln of the CHOICEST SEATS, TO hear
AtBV OLvB LOGAN su.l uSht ior sALA a. ia aa i
yllsInY
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
FRESH FBUITs

The late Ie high prices have heavy receipts seain from near
Localities and Of medium qualities the nnaLel
rather wsak todav High Winds NeWNork have dala
good manv trees and choice Western ock Is for the momet q
SIMPLY but slow Of sales retailers
carr length Of tine required to pen them car %u
mostly b. Clsrgaen for Santa Clara, SaLi h9.
M s1oiiop during the IS per box CTauberfIes
remain ann Illinois moderately we'll BUYERS seen colleu
that tbev mn cheap this year well as other nut u
are srarcer e and prices looking up Tor he %
boxes; in the vineyards fus are no' "Ahe
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
ffIarp!e auo DlaIe tflanlels.

LIEWLUEt WIIU @IIIF -[F'I'FF4I'
A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
"A. IZING WORKS IJ and 3j East Eghteenhst Marble ami
Nsrbez ane Thing Counters Monuments At pnces thai
deiy competition. Marble turning for the trade.
GTEWART's SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
- elegant designs Slate work o. eyey description AARBL ana
WOOD MANTELS T. Il. STEWART Il Co.. ~ and - west
Twenty thnist.. SeyenJhaye
- KLABER & Co, Marble Works, 223 West
-. Fny.irstst between Broadway and EghthaeMarbe and
Marbezei Mau Monuments, HeadSsone Of superior woiAman-
ship, low prices
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
L.. rr.aa.i.
Northern N.,.Jer., .ro no. vin,ed.

Receipts week 1876 eo9 leo ihaa l,'t weeh & s
week last 209 toxes exports past week J' CO. 9
2779l week year 1871 The cable qI49a T1es
advance Of Cd. piece over last God closes IL sinr
fair home trade and special eIport or1tN, H'
bot Che aggregate does not make the matel an ~ tSs say
calculated large forward True We can ~ ~
September factory but what operators az IL ~
sham and otherwise undesirable siook Of July An1 %
ported plentiful interior and known TO be 80 ne - d.
stock 4 small has become pretty - ~
market 10 stand hidden total stu there n' a. to
think that for tn grades VII I cheese
For really AncJ eepleuue
l5c Il made In grocery IS boxes and many
the " The ~ 0l4le arc elueuo U
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
/ NYes,ern and Canaia. ertra

l4f3 than Wef
% I. no pea variation quotations. Steady cool weather has
evrel he demand and fortunately, the Of late have
tapd larger rropoO table grades Common and medium
5es arc very backward and there many lots that muoe shlcd
sTtrE PENN N
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16

TALLOW moderately actVe ste-ul sAs % WV ~ -
o Pair 90 Prime -
W0OI-Snce public Of The 10th inst the market bs been
Fg o viii prices Bominalv unchanged on desirable lines Of Do
uec holders generally trn bat n tle sssc Of
tart1ns ~ inheritance actual improvement n pees mas htn
5 Foreign Wools moderate request al about previous
WHISKY is shade f,mer aevei sales Of $50 bb at s2e and
bllL 40 l-c
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
NIlfI IAIITr.

shipments potatoes past week. 4o5O bh Of onions $50 DO The
naket rather irregular potatoes TIE rlmo Of rot has checked
if SORTS tac1ary i0r lots from adjacent points, and these
are q1otea rane while pares that las ttng noemeai 20
olnrel tcr iu ala q pressed FOR sale Onions higher,
90 as g-l-5 sae1 s s6eet pQts0es
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16

October 70 ar Of ihe newest FuIsl NM
Ipop bal LIZ years the consequence that much milk has had To ne
ppe taek as no coun made Of surplus mk Farmers
hold tbesVes Nuef
cans Ere number cans cream on r - nuDer
Harlem huison Wv;
~ E op Nevayen 100: foauug different roads and
s5uoe O List OF pnces Harlem Depot; Oh. 81 81 can
lO.h III lh, 81 z5 lh S Isl 18Th, 81 |5i l4h. 81 Z1i
18Th. 3 -.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16

Sd l- o4 articles The freight other eat mp POI
~ Put eyartbnr IN good oier An attractive ooA secures evan
f,o I'D often MAKES sale whore dry plcksse or 'y a
- s Pack securely, llt tie motion VIII not aAo" le co
tents 10 change Use plenty @. ci a 1e clt sln W.
Isinlr wiz bes-anl not coulr
- e Iov r b5 stating also send letter az q
us tlrug what sent route, time &c An h7oce or i
llf 40 b. Ired n bbL the numaet pac
80 s.rs 1r rous4 reputation tus gools pat up 10 oe
s7ape. 40 that 1oaI mark s in demand
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
BEANS AND Pas

rseer. 0f besns 1r l6J bls y d ess ah asI 't
k I.t YEAR 5f4 bbls little abatement in the
lr i orts indicate that there viii be succession OF e re-
r oaav Of receat suppl nd0res the statement that Due
~ III h. 4liBlsut I'm, wear. lower and close
1Bt strcneh stock Clnaa IN bond Is hsl ny
~ ,.r, at 81 O. with that No barrels oHeng
Green pes will prices eleme southern b. T.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16

Rsspts fr the weet hb l63 than last week
k at wear 7018 The supply fresh not excessive su enough
lpl sre inc ude M them liberal and deal
T have been compelled G order TO Keep trade running with
some steaus Most the lined going dTect into store Quo
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16

BREWSTER & Co. of BrOome-st.
WAREROOMS,
PIPrH-AvR. COR OF PoURTEESTH-sr.
Elegant Carriages and Wagons exclusively oi their manu-
fletnre md Of The best class only.
The pub mind that have connection what
certain joint stock company Of csrrageeae who nave
similar and making other Efforts 70 h'
with the reputation have made Tor TIE ae We
excellence the productions Of EeknoSn Broome
st. Factory
EOR SALE-HORSES and DOGS. Any pei
n obtaining hrtcass hunters uottng' draught o.
other Us weltranel sp0rngto see the same D one
weeks requirement state price Intended 10 purchase
will Address HAWKS Co.. Montreal Caaad
ZINE selection of well-matched COACH
HORSES b. A. FITCH Stables No 1853 Eas Iwenty-ioaria-sL
HORSE BLANKETS, HARNESS, SADDLES,
and all kinds Of Siiey goods extensively maulilcuedi ni
line Of Blankets stb plush aud other Cas Robes
Of every quality. {. B. SMITH x 90, AZ W aL.eas-
HARNESS.-Horse Clothing, Blankets, Breast
Alrus Robes Equipments o every description; the
LARGEST VARIETY In Nrw-Ysrk G. NJ MOSEMAN BRO Manuae
turen; wareroons ~ Chlmbers-st
VIZ BOX 100, Tribune Office, would like to
w pair Of sound that canshow ESQ to the pole
a TOP WAGON, BY Dusenbury 81 Nanduser; I;
do b. stye open Wagons by Brewster Waterman, and
other city Makers secondhand aud open Pony Paeton %
Phaeton side spring top and open Express wagons sl
Coaches exensiOa0p FhaeOns and double Harness Blankets
Robes. &c W. H. HhAii ~ 80 % "Ooe'lIo~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-18
The Strike mt Alhauv

Albany, n. ", June 1S.-The workmen of
the West Albany railroad shop now on a strike,
held another meeting this morning. II was re-
solved to proceed in body to East Albany to
invite the workmen there to join in the strike,
and a committee Of fifty was appointed to act as
police escort, whose duties il should be to pre-
serve order and report any disorderly person for
punishment by the league. Dispatches was read
from Syracuse, inquiring whether the strike
was general among the workmen i'm this city, to
which response had been sent that up to this
morning 1t was confined to the workmen of the
railroad shops at West Albany. A treasurer
was appointed, and the men were called upon to
contribute for the purpose of meeting incidental
expenses. Several secretaries were appointed.
The men then proceeded in a body, under es-
cort OF their own police, to East Albany.
THE STRIKERS CALL ON GOV HOFFMAN.
AT the meeting of workingmen this morning
committee was appointed to wait upon the
governor and represent the position taken by
the strikers, which they hold to be in accord
ance with the laws OF the state. The governor
received the committee, but said they mu st
excuse him from making a speech. His views
upon the question were matters of record in his
speeches and elsewhere. Any speech he might
make would be, in all probability misinterpret-
ed. He cautioned them to see to il that nothing
was done to disturb the peace and order of the
community, or to excite the hostility OF law
abiding citizens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-18

The LABOR STRIKEs.-Hanemeyer & Elders
sugar refinery in Williamsburg is closed. A
force OF strikers crossed from New York to the
vicinity of the refinery yesterday, followed by
pishing anything In Jersey City the strikers
began to gather at MatthiesOn & wincher's
sugar refinery at an early hour. The police dis
persed them. Officer Eaton who was wounded
on Sunday, still lies in q dangerous condition.
The masons met yesterday and again vigorously
striking sugar refners asked permission from
the police authorities for parade in the lower
part OF the city this morning, expecting to turn
out 3, 600 men. The piano will all, it is
believed, soon return to work on the ten-hOur
system Two-tAirds OF the men are already at
work, and only four establishments remain idle.
Those still on q strike propose to join the other
branches OF the eight-hOur league in mass
meeting at Cooper Institute on Friday evening
The machinists and metal-w0rkers reported the
accession Of five new shops yesterday, making
thirty-fve in all. The larger employers deter
mined to hold out, and a deputation has been
sent to Reaches works at Chester, Pa, hoping
to induce strike there. Singers sewing ma
chime factory closed yesterday, and the men are
on strike. The employees of several white lead
works struck yesterday. The metal workers
and brass founders will send deputation to the
eastern states to induce strikes. The strike on
the New York Central railroad is reported gem
eral, from New York to Buffalo. All the trades
unions are making arrangements for a grand
procession on the Fourth of july
The car shops at West Albany YESTERDAY were
deserted, 1000 employees having Quilted work
The conductors and brakesmen have been
their own trains. The committee succeeded in
inducing the mechanics employed in the Hud-
son River railroad shops, back of Greenbush to
l0n them. The laborers, however, refused
workmen in the Boston and ALBANY raiiwav
shops to Join in the strike, =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-18
DThe crops in northern and western Texs

DThe crops in northern and western Texas
are very fine.
~Winchester, Va, is going to furnish her
citizens a supply Of water by steam power
pumps at a cost Of about 81, 900.
~A Connecticut colony that went TO Kansas
year ago and secured building lots for s2
apiece, have sold some Of the same for 500
each.
~Dr. Berkeley, who has been on trial during
the past three weeks in st. Louis for alleged
charges Of improprietes with a child eleven
years old, has been unanimously acquitted.
~The most gallant man ever heard OF is one
who refraned from kicking dog that had bit
ten him because il was a female dog. "If IL
wasnt for your sex" said he; "rd Kick your
head off,"
81 rural Ohio paper offers 20 "put up
the stamps" in maintenance of the belief that
elf Susan b. Anthony will put down her UNI
brella, she can give Horace Greeley q hundred
yards, and run him out Of his hat, overcoat and
boots inside the first mile.''
- The town Of Warrington, in Lancashire,
England, was visited by a destructive confia-
grafton Sunday night. Extensive cotton mills
located In that place were partially destroyed
The loss is estimated at f1o0,000. large num-
Der OF hands are thrown ont of employment
~The trustees of the Newark IN. ID Con-
ference Camp meeting association recently
bought farm Of one hundred acres adjoining
the camp grounds, tor the sum of $4,000. IL II
proposed TO lay out the farm i'm avenues and
lots and offer the latter for sale At the approach
ing camp-meeting in August