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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-03

ACHARMI NG GHOST STORY is set afloat by the
Virginia City MOntanian. In the low Hot
Spring district there is a large stone house
which for years has remained uninhabited
except by the ghOstly visitant, who has a way of
keeping The house to itself. This uneasy spirit
Is supposed to have once animated the form of
a man by the name of Hanna, who in an affray
was MORALLY wounded. Within few weeks q
party OF miners concluded TO occupy the house
at all risks IF encountering the silent shadow,
which was said to fit about the place from dusk
until dawn. At first their courage held ou;, but
night after night, after retiring, they were Wis
tied by the ghost, who really seemed disposed to
be friendly. and who seemed to have no object
in coming back to the world but to make them
comfortable. The bed clothes would be smOOthed
and tucked down; they would feel their faces
and shoulders patted by invisible hands in a way
which made the cold chills dance over them,
and although every effort was made to capture,
or, at least, get sight of the intruder, none
succeeded. and they all with one impulse
abandoned the house, leaving 1t II the ghost
and the mystery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-03
THIS is TO GIVE SurIon, That zoe sub.or.b.

THls Is TO GIVE NOTION. That the subsorlbsr
has Obtained from the Supreme Court Of the Dss-
trict Of Columbia, holding . Special Tern, letters
NICK Il. WASH late Of washineton oonuty. d.
C.. decreased AL persons having claims against the
ssld deceased are hereby warned TO hbit the sae
with the vouchers thereof, 60 the subscriber,
before the 18th day Of SEPTEMBER Dsxt: they may
otEerwiss BY Law be excluced from al beDeft o. the
snjd -ssase Given under nv hard this z5sh day u
- p,eu her, ls7f ELLEN WALSH.
esH-fh 81 hduiDistr afrlx.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-03

u ., yU0Th ia IS FAB PRlU10 toe Lediee
Ia. Cent? cad Chtldrenh eeoopd.han OLOf0
a Gle p street., between ets enc Sth Streets. loto
~ pRAu proRStly attended ~ onlo.0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-03
AUCTION SALES.

b. H.o.io.s.!. md s.si ss.... s..A.r..
g.: g! dos b: sHsnss and I'M street,
500 SINGING BIRDS AT AUCTION.
~ On FRlDAY MORNING., October :. 1871,
:l s1f q feHtas: ..., aid
- nnebee, Bulnpcpes ., d Irish Blsaxbirds inst
:S
SINGER woald do web TO attend.
It LATIMER 4 CLEAHY, Aut,.
d Aactioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
''f' s..s des bains and sh
TWO NEW PIANO FORres AT klycrION.
,s 90 ~ "a ak d,.,0It M0R i.SL oc. sth
NV we shall sell ~sn'H GS A Of ao
msnui.otured by Marshall d Smith, Nsw York
ocs LATIMkR CLEARLY, Auots.
RYw; MALL : 09 Auctionser..
No. 50 Louisiana ave bet. 9th and 10th streets
4oHSe RoRss. SANE AND Fl HAa
NEE THO anESE WAGONS AND HAR;
DhCLIN1Ns BTsIN Ess of a o"NrSAorok
On SATURDAY MORNING, October s,
s at the o osGs s STOCK S
We call special attention CT buyers. to the above
saie as tine STOCK Is large hue and young, and to re
oos WI. L. wall a CO.. Aucts.
BYE H wk ka.S E.;.,. p-n..r,,, .n,,,on..-
NO. '2S Seventh street, between q and h.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A Two.sToRY FRAME
P I,s WITH ESAMs APPLETON, 30.
fRAME PN EIL ING EAST 81 rh ~ SANE Am Al
629 fol o AS. enc Of The land records Of Wash
s on sell HSsf Ysuetn
20, lS.a at 81 oeock p part OF lot 2 in square
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-03
10y LATIMER Il CLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penna avenue and llth street,
Star Office Building.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SQUARE OF
GkOlSD IN WASHINGTON CITY, BEING
kQuAkt No. 237, LYING BETWEEN THIR
TEETH AND FOURTEENTH STREETS
WHIST. AND AND STREETS NORTH.
- By virtue Of q deed of trust to Us, bearing
ia date the 7Ih day % August, 4. d 1871. aud
recorded in Liber No. 6s7. a, folio TO- OF the
Land Records ofthe District of Columbia and at the
request Of the pa1 ties secured thereby, shalI sell
az public au"ti"n, en- the premises, on TUESDAY,
M. the whole OF Square numbered two hundrs Id
AID thirty seven, (237J according to the plat of
Washington city.
The square IS front of $50 3 l2 feet on aud u
streets, and 425 10 IL feet 18th and l4tn streets
west aId upon the street front there are now tea
unfinished Bricb Dwelling houses FIVE now under
roOf ano i've built mp to the second story. The
properly rs m st elgbly situated. and the attention
OF capitalists especially dir ected to this sale; the
title which the n dersigned will convey, being alb
soiuiely perfect The indebts dDess for which THIS
per cent from Augu-t IL, 1871, subject to credit Of
Terms: One fifth cash, Of which 81 COO must be
paid hen the properly Is struck off and the residue
OF sad cash wi bin five days after the sae the other
four fths OF the purchase money in equal payments
al one, two three and four years with interest at
the rste 81 seven per centum per annum, said in
tersst 10 be pay able semi anomaly All conyeyan-
cling a. the cost Of The purchaser If these terms Of
sale are not ccmpl.d with within ten days, the
81 Geo depsit to be for fitted and the property will
be resold th risk snd OF the defautios pur-
chaser, upon five days notice Of such resale being
given in the Patriot
g TRER' W Ha a2EET; Trustee.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-29

Advertising alone does not produce success.
The thinR which Is advertised must have intrin.
sic merit, or else large advertising will evrntu.
ally do IL more harm than good. II you nave
anything which you know TO be good, advertise u
thoroughly and you Will be sure 20 succesd,
y 10 poor, don't praise it, for people will soon
sNeH !; the polly 81 the Burlington Route.
which runs TO three great in the west: let
To Omaha, connecting with the great Partdc
GS.ds end, To Lincoln, the capitalof NebIssls,
and all thst beautiful region. south Of the Platte.
oiled with 3. r. lands and homestsads. Sd, TO
ifs road: are spisndiaiy suli,. hsv. he 6ss.
brdges, finest ears, the Miller platform and
coupler, and the safety ar brake to prevent the
loss Of HE that is where :lse happening y
and powerful engines lto make quick time aEd
equipped roads ID the West. 30 that II you de-.
sire 10 20 safely, surely, quickly and eomfoItatly
or on the Pacific Roads, be sure you 10 "By Way
OF Burlington"
All Who wI.h pvncular informaton, and .
large map, showing corre,tiy the Great West.
and oil It's railroad connections, can obtain them
and any other knowlsdg:. b ;ddrsss.ng General
oVe, %.66m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-29
ARE YOU GOING WEST?

Ifso. take our advice and purchase your tickets
eric RAILaoAD, which 10 positively the only line
running three daily express trains from 81. Louis
10 Ksnsas City and the west and Is positively
the only Inc which runs Pullman palace sleepers
and nne day coaeher, especially for movers,
equipped with Mller's safety platform, and the
patent steam brake, From ST. Louis 70 Kansas
son, 81. Joseph, Nebraska City, Council Bluffs
and Omaha without change For information in
regard to time tables rates. Ac., TO any point in
California, call upon or address 9. H. Thompson,
agent, Missouri Pacific r. r. Columbus, Ohio or,
=. A. Ford, General Passenger Agent, 81. Louis,
Mo.
No trouble TO answer questions S.e.vl
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-29

Notice is hereby given that the co.partnsrship
heretofore existing between Joha II. oberly and
N. G. Saunders. under the arm name Of John H.
Oberly = Co.. has been dissolved By mutual con.
sent. John II. oberly purchasing oil the interest
sfh. G. Saunders in the Cairo Bulletin printing
and book binding establishment, assuming all its
liabilities and receiving oil accounts due to said
arm. JonN n. OBERLY,
May 10, 1879. n. o. SAUNDERS.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-29
Special Notices.
BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.

perfectly harmless, felisbie and ins,antsneons.
No disappointment The genuine W. A. Batche.
lor's Hair Dye produces immedistsiy Q natural
leaves the hair clean, soft and beautiful. The
only safe and perfect hair dye. Sold by oil drug;
gists. Factory, l6 Bond ST., n Z.
.l0-eod.7w-ly.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-29
THE BULLETIN.

THE BULLETIN.
The undersigned has purchased the
half-interest heretofore owned by NJ. G.
Saunders in TIE BULLETIN esta blishmsnt
and will hereafter conduct the business In
his own name. His partner, residing At
Memphis, Tennessee, could not con.
tribute in any way TO the prosperity Of
The BULLETIN, and retirss now that the
undersigned may receive all the rewards
his own labor may bring 10
him, and alone bear the bur-
dsns bis ventures in business may
entail upon him. The partnership, which
has been entirely harmonious, 10 dissolved
BY mutual consent, but with regret, also
mutual, that the interest Of each Of the
partners should render dissolution neces-
sary.
Heretofore the actions Of the undersign-
ed have been somewhat constrained in his
business conduct by desire 10 not step
beyond the wishes Of an absent partner
whose interests were at stake with his
own; but now this embarrassment has
been removed, and he will not fail TO avail
himself Of the liberty brought to him BY
the consciousness that bis own vel
fare is alone at stake, to risk oil be has In
an attempt to make TIE BULLETIN print
ing establishment one Of the most com.
plete in the State. He has already pur.
chased very valuable printing materials-
presses and type, and has had built . splsn'
did steam engine. He may now point te
TEE BULLETIN Office with some degrees
Of pride; but his efforts shall not be 70.
Taxed, IL the business men and the good
people Of Cairo sustain him by liberia
patronage.
In . few days TIE WEExLr viii
be greatly enlarged and improved, ant
TEE SUNDAY BULLETIN be made . vel
come visitor to every family in the city
Both these editions Of TIE BULLETIs
will receive especial attention, and will be
We have little doubt, acknowledged BY
everybody 10 be entitled to the support o.
every Cairo man and woman who takes Al
interest in the city and pride In her meri
torious Institutions. JOHN H. OBERLY.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-29
THE BULLETIN.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

r.s''sssa ever. :::ss..s. .s.s., ..
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-29

AGENTS WANTED.
e. :.U:S !: :'i CITY, Tex q. .s S S.,
Ieyker. No risk. One nlSks lay- 8 Whsls tam
D.. Addrsss 4; y. RICHARDSON. lss IVES
deiH Street, ChteaSo. v.ae eo1t0e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-01

last blow rendered her senseless and she fell on the
floor. AS Leavy was about 20 strike tbrd blow, ms
hand caught by his daughter, VINO NJ
tempted 70 take the saw away from MN.
He turned furiousy upon her ana STRUCK
her across the face with the FIAT OF the saw se ten
attempted to fee from the roo but WAS pursued Ny ne
father and received severe blow on the Dack .no
head that she also dropped nsensibe on the moor Dea
then seized by the neck niece OF his wfe acc IL anu
raised his to strike her with the saw fdtromah
Patrick Gnley OF the Eleventh Precinct POlce ny th
instant rushed into and strnck with ms ciuD
the maniacs arm. The saw fell from Leavy's manu- 10
the floor and Ieavy theroupon eprang toward Glnley
and grasped hun around the throat The policeman Was
almost OyerpOwered by the insane man, but by e ue
ly arrival of another man from the street. LeaVy was
finally secured. ~, -, ,,o.
Gnley handcufFed him and took him 10 the Essex mar
ket Police Court, where Justice STANDBY c0innitNu
him TO await the result OF his wies and daughter g
RIGS Mrs. Leavy found TO be the worst .ba
having received compound fracture OF the skuh p3I
last blow from tine Her condition Is very e.hc,
and she will not recover The daush'ci
received two severe scalp wounds. ,..a,r On
William Sheridan. age 26, arrested, yesleru"g ~
this city, for the alleged murder OF Patrics Vp', I'm
was found dead in yard In WillougnDy Dioog J -
Sunday morning. Justice Riley held nun ua trncb
nation. The prisoner positively denies naVIng su t'
Quinn but says that the deceased fell dO"h "nAo ih'
icated. - -. 80. s.obbod
John Hartye age 10 OF No. 10 Monroet was s'aopsu
In the hack Yesterday afternoon, In Barcay-sI, ut
Catherine Masoueruo, Italian apple-wOman Oh oouui
Fifth-aye who was arrested. 10 appears ttt INC poy
ANNOYED the woman who ran after ana stabbed MN WIN
O knife Toe blade penetrated the lungs ana cduseu
dangerous and possibly fatal wound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-01
POLICE NOTES.

Carl Stock. age 81, of Newark, \. j., was found
sk and helpless 1hirsye. ard 1hueven ST.. yeeaas. The
Old 10 taken 10 Believe Hospia-
BENJAMIN Miller engineer, was slightly scalded
Tive attached lonkers special train the Hudson River Railroad
while At Eighty-sIthst
Maier Frankfertheria0e 80, tailor, committed sui
ciie bv IsnTrg himself with
cause Of the act unknown.
Charles Shpley, coored. was locked mp for cutting
Morris Gratt. also co0red, with Iuo n Noo'r saloon or
SATURDAY johnson Of No - Jone Hho ci ge
pth TIE assault upon her basbud, yesterday discharge
. Edward MalOney, age o. Of No. $50 Eleyenthaye.,
ATTEMPTED sGeie By akiag ag1um last evening lie vas t1S ~
sensible Eeyenhave and Fo eondi anl taken to Bellevue
Hospital No fof the attempt has been made k1oEn
A Coroner was requested yesterday. 10 take the
snemorten Of james ealy Of No 80 Wet seYertt
It, lying critical condition at biz residence, from injuries
ce1ed baHg bua beaten By John Magic a. Centre and Leoual
sts, few days ago.
A clerk accidentally discharged revolver in the
store Weldon No - Thaye YESTERDAY and piece Of The
wadiing heap batting Stock The si'
Insurance Companies for @3OOl
The Board of Police met yesterday and granted
petition citizens residing tue Tweuyeghi Precinct Tor Permission
present gold shield 10 Capt Garland Immediately thereafter Capt.
transferred the Thirteenth Precinct the Board beng de-
rmned to break up possible. The p,eue Of presenting sheds %
officers Capt Hedien was tfanei from Tho Ihfteeth 10 the
Twenty-Gghih Precinct
The body of Thomas Stafford aged 20, married. of
No 1913 1hidaVe. who had been missing last ThuTsdy
found 10 the Beat River the foot Of One hundred
inches dark haif found Bi,t River bsrT
a. III supposed Be the body of Tie VINO committed
BY jumping overheard from Hamilton ferryboa last Saturday
An inquest is holding on the body II Patrick Nor
ry a. Of No lOl Wssst Who died li Saturday injuries
resulting from oS The head with attached 70 tbs
establishment alleged hat the injuries hal been Intentionally uaeifi
bg The foreman feenct hwn VINO arrested and held 20 await The
result The evidence thus far TENDS TO 800" that the a indicted
yvrty accidental
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-01
CRIMINAL HORRORS.
ATTEMPT or An INSANE MAN TO MURDER HIS
WIPE AND DAUGHTER.

,rrp,,t,r or An INSANE MAN TO MURDER HIS
WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
fortnight ago, Patrick lLeavy, age 90, OF
~, eos Eos, Ninth-st was committed TO the NewYork
atic Asvlum by one Of the magistrates Of the Essex
~,rgct Police Court II was represented by brother
M insane man that four years previous he had had
80 fan: that since then he had frequently shown
So Of insanity; aud that of late the mans family had
go Cor their lives he having frequently threatened
:, nm nem After Leayy had remained IN the Asylum
,.l, he WAS visited by his wife, sarah Lea'y' VINO
80 him in an apparently sound condition. she asked
sicians their opinion Of the state OF her husDanus
, and they replied that they believed be had Iecov
- M reason but that for safety he had better oe eit
~, .lr,o for another week. Leavy besought MS "iie
80 ,sEc him away from the Asylum and upon nef po.
-, me pbysicans finally allowed tue pauen :"
o5yine him a ticket OF release LOT ono
tb Inavy returned 10 his home with MS "iie On
,esdav last and for several days acted il pciecuy
80 manner On Sunday evening" however, ~
SS1Iy appeared disturbed in his miDo. Appio'oi,nH
49,, daughter. Mary Leavy age H. ne sall "i
IN 20, al Tomorrow morning" Az a; ID Bos sooL
70 XII. 80 yin was about going to church Leaty
nay, az NE sa,V from chest and, as she %as padS
car ne room struck her on me heao Wv, and
Out OI ~ bIsde The wounded woman sass.iS' Tts
sas s SssiD struck with the saw Nv H0f "'''"'N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-01
TrJEGRAPHTC NOTES.

Advices from China report that the rice crop
this season Is abundant
During September only 90 miles of Railroad
Postal Ser ordered while che preceding onta 40 aud Do
JuI, SO miles acre b. gh. Fo,O4oo Department
THE first through train on the new railroad
from Louisville w. to Mo7eomery A reached NE latter Ell yes
teray Through Will low run regularly between TIE 'vo cites
The Controller Of the Currency has authorized
the oylril ion Of Malta National Bank n Malta ohio With
4 Of 5000 EIAuoHo Gea sisnbe las been chosen iis ra-
The track of the Dcdham branch of the Bos-
and mostly removed reI between SATURDAY noon and sunday E
night and trains the road Yesterday,
The vote Of San Diego is almost unanimously
OF isung ,y BOMBS o. tAe amour. 81 = '-s -'.e
gfoun. for the terminus the TeIasPadf Railroad
The first annual fair of the Farmers and Ne
chstc Association Of Norl Carolina VII Tuesday 0r 20 a.
S si Si'Is ~, WsIe q y-ra v dv 90 3i-e, on ,asg
49,. The delegation of Sioux Indians now on visit
70 tac Eastern shtes td ID 1-.'1t Il suo1' '' n
vii be given the Academy oi Music 'o-a1 and olono" tly
start To- Nep-Yors.
Tho Collectors Of Customs at the principal
ror directed Che Treasury department b suspend BE- in-
poraoa Of .i eltte aud ie coming ION ,ae , . ss' OF
they are free from disease.
800. The stamp duty upon al documents except
hank clcs. irals oitg expired ye-iern accordance ' i'
legal Whatever PAPER being subject to stamp cay except
Tie checks drafts orders above mentioned
The annual meeting ~ the American Board OF
ucolt ,. o. Tfcsel The ar. rp1rs Of te .e.rei.r t
Treasurer WIZ read a7, All the annual IaoH pfee b. Prof.
s capable fielding 800 persons, aud the religious meetings in ae
Gg oaGc4es.
The Acting Commissioner Of Internal Rove
me IN view ambiguity Of portion q, sec on y q dc az n
june 1872 imposing SPECIAL tsIes N e' 10 mas lga. ai m
retail Hluor dealers continue 90 ' matt h -o' al u
ie eeton Of taxes a construction snail be
pended question be brought before corg P'rons Who
sell only liquors liable only To The special taxes Of ~ or 49,
According they wholesale retail dealers "a malt or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-01
NETWORK CITY.

Music at the Battery at Al p. m.
Controller Green paid the Fire Department
yesterday Sos oOO for September
Twenty-Five prisoners in the Tombs are
awaiting trial on charges OF murder.
The recent heavy rains have accelerated the
falling O; Autumn leaves which now strew the shaded
streets and the public parks.
Miss Susanna Evans will deliver new lee
ture tomorrow evening at Association Hall, on Ne"
York-Is Fashions and Foibles"
John Culinary Shea, LID, will read paper
ON "The First Attempt Settle Virginia.. before the
New-York Historical Society, this evening
The Rev. C. E. Kibbin, Naval Chaplain, OF
Brooklyn. read an essay on Modern Science ana
PRAYER" yesterday, before the Methodist preachers
can average moral young man" informed
TIE TRIBUNE that keno game has been opened at NO
154 Fourthaye upstairs which is OF such character
as TO deserve the attention OF the police.
w. r. Alger of Boston, the well-known
preacher and lecturer has entirely recovered his health
and will give a free lecture this evening, at Unliy
Chapel, Harlem, on :" The Future OF Humanity"
II. II. Morrell Of No. 70 Nassau-st. has pub
ed 100 copies only view Of the interior OF the
old Chatham Theaer in 1885, drawn by Andrew
jackson Davis architect for the late Henry WaacK'
The following is a comparative statement OF
the contagious diseases OF the past two weoks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-01

&C the American Insurance Company, at No. III Wash
ing On-st VIII be sold to-day at public auction 10 pay
claims which have been placed IN the hands of cunstn
bib. The officers VI the Company have not been seen at
been attended 10 except by the bookkeeper Tho
parade aud inspection ~ the First Brigade, n. G.S.J
will take place IN this city Oct. 10. .o
NEwARK.-The Roman Catholic cergymen OF this do
cese will present Archbishop Bayley with handsome
gold watch and silver studded with Jewels, on
Thursday There we're ca deaths last week The resi-
dence OF the Rev. ID. c. Hughes was robbed OF 500 col
lection money and gold watch, on sunday evening"
while the family were at church.
HOBoKEN.-1he annual Schtzcnfest OK tho Fourth
Ward Corps took place yesterday at Schhzen Park,
James Cross was hedn 1000 hail. Yesterday, charged
with stealue 10000 cigars, value 5000, from lighter
anchored between the Hamburg and Bremen wharyes
The accused claims that he found the cigars In the water
PArERsos-Willlam Kershaw Of Totowa, was Killed
Yesterday by the Caving I'm OF the walls OF well winch
he was digging on the city FARM His body was Tecol-
cred In less than quarter OF an hour ater inc accSh
but life was extinct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-01


,.-o M a furniture and upholstery; No. 4, articles
f1r consnmntion No. 8, carrages etc; No O. agflcu-
~ i,snts Mi "a articles iIEtn IN tho store, ware
tural No e. horticulture and agriculture;
~ % t,nechinrTy.7 Diplomas will be awarded for the
IT,, ~ ana finest displays, cassed "a manu-
,,r; ~, oil and 81; exhibitors Let, ID and 81 a
devoted TO the interests of the Fair,
ii no nnbsbed from presses located In the building
M Jtaoront dc apartments brought into immaculate
%, ~ nnncaton with the manager room by telegraph
M arranEement OF the goods nj Lies every foOt Oh
snoce ami places every article the best possible
I}~Lf Two roOms-one either SIDE or the man
cntronce-are set apart for the exhibition OF OF
naintngs and other pictures, OF when there Is IaIko
and credltabe number. In the center OF the MOOR
500 600 soda water fountain ia erected while IN the Tore
ground covered with flowers IL Che wateriouutan ol
Inc Rink, beautifully painted. The opening address was
made BY Gen. Isaac T. Catlin who cOngratnalcu tuo
citizens OF Brooklyn upon the imposing ehhhltO Ol te
skill aud ingenuity OF the artists mechanics ana nahu
facurcrs in their midst predicted the success OF Tue
Exposition, which. he said AS grand scale as
the Fair in NewYOrk City, with 100 more eAho'ors'
The Exposition WIN close on October ~.
FIRE IN BROOKLYN.
The large brick brewery OF Casper Ing q
Son. at schoes and Lorimersts Brooklyn, ED, was set
on fire. last evening" by the heating OF shaftng In the
malthouse, and the flames spread so rapidly that
damage OF S2OCCO ensued. Insured for $4,000 by the
Citizens Company. Leopold Krempt's twostory frame
dwelling, No. 81 Meserole-st damaged 5000 ana
the German school, belonging to the Turner's societyn
Meserole-st, $4,000. Fully insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-01
OBITUARY.

Bishop John Wesley Loguen Of Syracuse, who
was taken to Saratoga seriously III last week, died there
yesterday
T.. X. Smart, age 50, died at his residence in
Camden Me- Sunday night, Of hofte ming Of tLc lain
He was formerly representative TO Congress ana was
Democratic candidate for Governor Of Maine IN 1870
William II. Russell, an eminent Western
merchant, died recently in Palmyra, No H. began his
business career without means, and In course o. time
founded Inn who carried the mails and Government
gpules between Missouri and salt Lake ana the Parnc
ana transacted immense general business ih tue icf
riores Mr. Russpl's lite was active and eventu and
he Was held I'm hlh esteem for his personal qualities