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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-23
TELEGRAMS.

A man named Kellar, near Twin
Springs, Kansas, on Sunday night last,
murdered his wife, and Mrs. Boyd and
two childfen. He killed both women
and the children with an ak and then
burned the house to hide the deed. The
neighbors of the murderer and citizens Of
the place to the number of about three
hundred took kellar from the officers of
the law and hung him from the limb Of
tree.
John Yeager, of New Orleans, return
inc 10 his house on Thursday night
found his wife, Catharine Yeager, aged
twenty-five lying dead in the yard with
eight buckshot wounds in her breast and
left arm. No clue to the assassin.
The texas Republican State Conven-
ton has made the following nomina-
tons: For Governor E J. Davis Lieu
tenant Governor, p. H. Taylor Control
Ter, j. W. Thomas Treasurer, A. L.
Moore: Land Commissioner, Jacob
kuchler, and Superintendent Of Educa-
ton, A. B. Morton.
Benjamin b. Sherman, Chairman OF
the Merchants Committee, in New York,
who is arranging for q mass meeting to
advocate cheaper transportation, between
the East and West, has informed his as
sociates that nearly 500 prominent firms
have signed the call, while many branches
of trade have not Yet been canvassed.
Mr.. Sherman says the movement was
welcomed by all merchants with whom
he had eonversed, and he knew OF no IS
sue that had ever net with such univer-
sal appreciation. The canvas for sigma
lures to the call for the meeting viii be
continued until all business interests
have an opportunity to be represent ed.
The Corporation Counsel Of New York
has written to the Department Of Edu-
cation that denominational schools are
not entitled to any part Of the money
which the city raises by tax for school
purposes.
A special to the Times from Washing
ton says: The Secretary of the Trea-
sury authorizes your correspondent ex-
plicity to deny all published statements
regarding an alleged deficit in the Trea-
sury. There is and has been no deficit
of dollar or q cent. The Secretary has
no statement to make other than the
official monthly statements which are
responsible representations Of the condi-
ton of the public finances.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-23

Dion Lewis convulsed Utica au-
dience lately by some advice to married
men. He was talking about the eye.
To the unfortunate Benedicts he said !:
.Gaze into your wife's eye closely and
you will see yourself looking exceedingly
small" The illustration took I'M
nensely.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-23

A Trojan Dinah was engaged, the
other day, in San Francisco, washing
large plate-glass windows, mounted high
upon step-Iadder, with a pail OF water
before her. While in this position,
man. who had become indescribably full
of fun at a corner grocery, stopped he
fore her rostrum and commenced to kick
against its unstable foundations. Quick
as thought the plate-glass polisher
caught up her pail, upset the contents
upon his head and shoulders, and drop
ped the bucket a la extinguisher over his
Smiling face. But in doing this she lost
her balance, and fell. steps and all,
directly upon the funny man.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-23

A floating item informs US that "Je-
rushua Bryan slew panther with pine
knot, in Pennsylvania. She IS not mar lM
RED" And she won't be for all us. we
wouldn't 60 home mellow to such a wo-
man for all that could be offered no,
not for worlds!
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-23
MINING STOCK REPORT.

forenoon bO0T0s
$40 Ophir %, 22A, 2Oh, 20h
800 Gould 4 Curry 81, %,
100 Best 4 Belcher4
ass Savage Sc, 35s4, 35k 26 b3o
1s0 Chollar 81, 36s {, Sc, 36k
1855 Hale 4 Norcross %, 81 y, 22H, 22zs So
u Crown Point SO, S3}9, 81
27O Yellow Jacket AZ, AN, 46, &c b5
$50 Imperial Is
l2o Empire NIL, so, $685.
go kentuck Ia
1856 Bslcher to, COY, eoH 10
y Alpha 20
10 Confidence .
60 Con Virginia so
20 Sierra Nevada 50
SO Daney
10 Exchequer
55 Seq Belcher 81. 30R
355 OverInan IL.
2o5 Justice 54 So
3l5 Julia
$50 Caledonia II, l6s1, 1es. $40, loSa
BOO hnlckerbocker -
2Jo Arizona X tan =
$50 Baltimore q, rs bjo
40 SILVER Hill Il
90 Rock Island 5oc
30 American Flat AZ
$50 Union con 1oc
go Tyler 39e
90 Con =
200 overman lOc, l5c
10 NoodNllle IL
Evening Report.
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Gold Coin Gifts. will be distributed among the
holders Of tickets. as fellows:
, 1873-03-08

Arbern Herbert. tho English Republican,
ecandallzoB Parliament by woaring In tho Houso
light groom cost Of extraordinary cut.
William Crutohno1d, ii. e., has sold bis farm
In Hamilton County, Tom. for al0o, 900, to tho
now iron company lealed by John etalnbaugh,
Of Youngstown, Ohio.
james q. Clarke Of Frederick County. Nd, laa
accepted tho position Of Vice-Presldont and
General Manager Of tho New York Eric Rail-
road Company, with salary Of @l2, 600 per an-
ntiIds !.
Prof. Huxley has been involved in petty law
anlt with noiglbof. who objects to tho coneo-
quonces Of. certain altctsatons WHICH Ao ia
making in hta house and BrouiItta ut Ut. johns
Wood, London.
Dr. 0reer, rich man WHO died 1T ndinsford
1pland, MasHj latoly, loft tho shortest will ct,
record, viz: )" 10 If understood, ! leave $500
to Thomas RoBtioaux; Edward D. ". 1scatioaux,
$500 residue to ny nephdWa and nlccss,, chill
tested and probatea.
Tho Grand Duko Constantine Of Russia ar-
rivod In Paris rocently on Ills way to Nice 1lo
had boon ordered by tho Emperor not to atop In
Paris, but the train boing two hours late, lo WAS
unable to proceed. In order to oboy Ills father,
he ehut himself up in his apartment at the
Grand Hotel, and only loft 1t when 1t waa time
to start.
Dom Pfatt eayB Of Poland, tho ia fair
specimen OF whit wo call the old school, being
addicted to ru{llo shirts, swallow-taila and brass
buttons. "A long wntoll-chain and seal dangle
from bis pantaloons fob, and he would havo had
tho old-fashionod flap, but tho ono remaining
tailor willing to cling to this remnant Of tho
past, diod and left Poland without = flap. He
mournod tho loaa Of 1np and tailor. He has h
calm; philosophical phiz framed inby whito hnir,
and holds his own in the great wsvo Of public
oxcitemont through his intense rospoctability.
Given tho hroadoloth swa11oT-tai1 and ruffled
shirt, and Poland would stand unmoyod before
tho trannmogriacation Of an angel, prepared to
express his views-movo tho previous question,
or vote yea or nay, as tho occasion might re-
o;.iro."
, 1873-03-08
JACK ALLEN AT LIBERTY.

He Quietly Walks Ont Of tho Armory While
His Guard IL AAlcep.-A Policeman tvAo De-
serves to be Promoted to Civil Life.
II Mr. Dickinson had not shot Jack Allen na
he waa leaving tho formers houae, It is probable
that Allen would not, this morning, be tasting
OF the sweets Of liberty. It has already boon
stated in TIE TRIBUNE that this man is tho
lender Of the gang Of burglars arrested last Sun
day night State atroet; that ho WAS shot in the
back while burglarizing house On Morgan street,
and that he Vas removed from the County Hos
pital to the Armory on Tuesday. His wound
appearing to give him great pain, Captain Hickey
and his eergoants agreed that tho lookup was
fore improvlsod cot in the Armory kitchen, a
might ta11o comfort.
Jack mas too weak to express In words his
gratitude to Captain Hickey, but ho exhibited It
the prisoner seemed absurd !; but to keep PRES
ont iu his mind the pleasing fact that ho WAS
IN custody, Policeman Char1cs Swain Was
detailed to watch over him during tho night.
Of relief from his daily labors. Nothing in his
mind seemed moro pleasing than, on = March
night, when tho winds we're bowling, to toast his
shinH by rollioking fire, with nothing more bur
OF . holploas man. This position he filed with
much ofodit during the nights Of Tuesday and
Wednesday. Ono Thursaay night, however,
JACK Allen, tho holploaa (2), INTERNATIONALLY recoy-
cred from bts weak condition, and, covering
himself with his o1othcg, escaped from the GUS
not, we regret to say bo told with accuracy.
Htd Olicor Charles Swain performed his duty,
Of course Jack Allen would still be lam
gushing invalid In the Armory kitchen.
There are two reaHonu giyon why the officer
did not perform hia duty. His own story is, that
about o'clock he went out of tho kitchen for q
few moments, leaving tho door open that whom
ho returned hia man was gone. It eeems to bo
the opinion Of the men at Che Armory, howevor,
aoothed the officer to sleep, and that Jack Alien
marched out Of Ills prison to tho tlmo Of the
nasal tune which people sing whom they sleep.
In either, case, the officer deserves severe CEN
criminal negligence. Up to q lato hour Jack
Allen had not been rearrosted, and 1t IL likely
that Chicago will not hear Of him again, III tho
capacity Of = prisoner.
, 1873-03-08

They Assemble to IIcnr from
Their Springfield Lobby
lists.
Tho Nows Not Very Encouragfng-.Dut
Stick Together Tltoy Must Until
the Next Election.

. A rar1i1Sr mnnkfnp Of thn phrBonn1 T,ihArtv
- a.at,st, nan n' saaso5 pauaa
W 1oooiatioii pHoYtu'ns 1or 11'o nolunB u heot
ings on tho first Friday IN zach month. TWAS
contemplated to assemble In tho auditorium Of
tin f4,ohc rhoatro INT az +ho ottoraorco ,v,,
a. avail ~ - .,,a ~ w. 1870. s .,.a",s "as
ao sni"'a na 10 MAKO put neg6af!y hho"lng IN
go largo room, 1t WIS doen1ed advisable to con-
vono In tho hall upstairs, whore about forty
aaloon:kcopors eventually put in IN Appearance.
49,. ,s,, was ssuoo ~ oAaot ~ sno .4os1- .,'
don't, VINO proceeded to stato tho result OF the
recent visit Of himself and A1r siovers to Spring.
field. He etatod that all anondmonts
hos,, ro,orra,, ~ - 49, m.ss.s.s " ~ -.
pooh tolosteu TO INC temperance oom-
mi1toe or tho douao. which stood Tor temper
a''ce and for the ss1oou-koepcrs. Tho ma1ori-
ty Of the Committee had determined to report
no bin whatever. but tho minority would. renort
cort.i, .-norau,arta T., 49, i.w as+s ~, 49,
eeA.4st1 "'Ao4aaonso 49,. ~ 'no 4n"Na"onh 'ne'A
iinnar aoseltosnB Ine PennlIy t9 tao sac o1
4a"oi :" peAeono Ano"n 10 po napltual drunk
ards, 80 TINT tho acknowledgements must bo nd
vised and notified boforohnnd aa to tbe personn
to whom thcy must not ao,1. T1,ia olausc 9yon1d
ro.,,1t -,r,.t;,.u., - o's1 ~ sI,A
1osus' Wac'lcaIly' IN oobtroy1nB tho oncet OF tho
entire law. Another amendment would DO
ly responsible with tho ea1oon-keenor.
IT, vaa nj +ho,,aht to,. - .44.t-s
= .or"a1 "a =, s m's =. snousus oess 20 attomps
atrp ~ ~ .no laW 1uat noW pus rather to do
FIFTY 1T. a.s 1oreo ny tno right hnd OF amendments.
.Gs.npcs1hco . eiement naa majority IN tho
t'H{ 1ho .,r,a put iMoao maA srouna 5or hopi9g
noa ~ -, 1nnr 1nG M "oula 90 mool
Ioannr 80 bn "11n rna iG'1 rt 10 mo saoon
r9it r;.1, a. Soun ".n,s.t; ua.o6tston Naa ~
canG ,n ro,sIl na,, r. n;n - e4n H. or sioo au
sst Whot sSae NV " aoa ~ .nu aqaoa
+bo 1';hars- "Ho ~" nooossat5 maa ~ nus!aun
te stato n1,i nast ~. nd th,'a ,s,r
~ o,a"t}nn +ho sii, @Lu i1d dnuo "olA uuise9s Ky
, 1873-03-08

A meeting Of tho members OF the press Of tho
city vas held, yesterday afternoon. in the local
room of THE TRIBUNE, for the purpose Of giving
aome public expression to thoir feolinga with
regard to tile sudden death Of Mr. Harry Gar
man Griththa, d brother journalist. Mr. r. z.
Cowles presided. The following aubstituto for
tho usual resolutions WAS adopted by the moet-
ing:
W. the membera Of the. Chicago daily press, have
1cara with deep regret of the sudden death OF Harry
G. dri3ttths, with whom wo haye been for mauy years
associated. Though young nun at tho time
Of h!s death, he had grown up through
anl taken part In, tha development Of
tho most prominent phases OF tho working journalism
Of tho Wcst, n which he occupied all honore4l and
Ills associates for hn ability aud beloved BY tho for
h!a genn brotherly spirit It Ia with this fratornnl
feeling that we, hts comrades, join IN esfyng to
lnnhte personal wor aud will follow his reuains to
their hnal reatlng-ploce.
, 1873-03-08
STREET IMPROVEMENTS.

A meeting of the Common Council Committee
on strcetH mud Alloys Of the North Division, was
held yesterday afternoon. AID. Wood,nan In tho
chair. Aid. Carney and Lengaohor we're present.
A. petition waa received from intorostal par
ties, asking that tho grade Of North Wasor street
be not rniBad to grade Tho petition went on to
= state that TUG grade was already sovero tax on
compel them to take up their tracks j" to tho
detriment and loss Of property-ho1dora." .
It WAS stated, Informally, thnt the petition
WAS presented IN the interosta OF tho railroad
company. The property -ownora, anticipating a
raao In tho grade, lad rased their houuoa to cor
respond.
a report WAS received from tho Doara Of Public
Works In reference to the vacation Of Legg street
by. tho city. This, street passes. through tho
property Of Mr. I.tl. the browor, botwoon ohl-
cago avenue and Superior street, and 1t Ia de-
sircd to Cause its cesnion to tho ovnor Of tho
property. Tho Commlttas dotormlned to orocom-
mend ito vacation. and adjourned.
, 1873-03-08
PERSONAL,

-, . .,,.,,, -, =,
hon: g9as. IT, "nliams' Of GAINESVILLE is at the
o- 1-ease' .-..
Fire insurance Company Tor Chicago and
vicinity, haa been promoted to tue position Of
General Agent Tor the United States, and local
agent for New York.
The Yriends of the late atr. Harry Griff1ths v,ah
Il to be- statod that. while admitting he yas the
victim OF many weahnessos. Lo was not the
author Of any Of the acandalons papers published
n the sunday edition OF chicago paper, entt-
tleu, "Walka among the Churchoas"
A 1ittlo boy named Georce Sgeiker. r veara of
age, and unaoouainted with tho city. was sont to
TuE TRIBUNE office with an advertisement yes
tsrday afternoon, since which time nothing has
boon heard Of him. His mothor, who liyoB at
70. aoo Napash aSohne, VII 10 very thankful
!" ans ono "oo "''1 ''''oio n1"'
Among the arrivals at the Matteson House
yosterday wero tho following: David Gillespie
and wife, Edwariayi1le; L. Walker aud family,
Nebraska; L. L. Burden, Providence, r. L.;
Joseph G. Rowland, Philadelphia; O. A. Butler,
Milwaukee,; John j. kaher. Cincinnati; II. j.
Eddy, Jr.. Now York; Thomas Palmer, Mayyille,
"4s' w. II Aoush, forming, NJ T.
Among tho arrivals at tho Briggs Houae yes
torday wore tho following: A. Hill, Escansba
Philip Greenwood, SYRACUSE; George N. Black.
Springfield; P. A. Pinto Green Day; Louis T.
Meyer, Philadelphia 3. r. Collins, 3. l. N. Il.
e.; T. .. Sanford Washington J. J. Briggs,
, 1873-03-08
REAL ESTATE,
Tho following instruments were filed for roc
ord on friday, March IT, y,

Tho following instruments were filed for roc
ord on friday, March t. ).
CITY PROPERTY. .-.-...-
Tho premises Nos. I'LL and 1113 Prairie AZ, dated
Feb. d: consideration, s24, 800.
South Water 81 4a It Of Wabash ~ T. e It, r,iis-
1lng to end OF lot' dnted feb 16; confederation,
luddsn 1t, south Of and no.r Thirty-arst 1T. " +,
o 1nFf IL 81 oa4 Il
Addition, dstei oct. !, 1s1a; sonaiSs1stioa, ssoa:
II Denney St cosos Of Twentyaih i 1ooz
rsa TSsntosi u RoSey
It, dated March . conaldoration, 500.
Dana av, 4a II Of Thompson a ef 25x12o #, dated
na'ah sar. 1st Masesra saa so Knse s Lot
With improvements, dated Fob. 13; consideration,
Lots to &, in 1ovo's n II Of Lots and q in Block
5, Of Roskwes Addition, dated Jsn. II consider
alton, 2,690.
Less Of Sc i, 50, Is, dated feb. IS conSaer-
Lots Is and II, In Block T. Of hlsllard Dcckers B
@ 4 ofnw = y soo 2o' 49, H. dated 'an' consider
Mohawk st, corner Of Sophia st. VI, 4sx123 o-1o
sG 1e is 9sssas Rao
- dadisided @ ot Lets md = p sane block a. the
sablot 81, u Lot. and ., il Block j. il nockwo''s
Addition dssed jan: %; eensids5ation $500 - <,
datoa Mar9as seasstsdn &
Woea s north q and near knsc It tet e 5n "
Lcayitt st. S7l # north Of North av 2511241{ It,
datcd March 8; consideration, $3.50.
Weat 1udfann q, ,betwocn Noble mud Ada sts, t37H
115o Il, dated March 7 confederation, $500.
Weat Twelfth st, = v corner Brown at, Il Lot I,
dated March conatdoration 800.
Lots 10 and IT, In boct also Lot 10 OF Lots 20
to -, IN block ~, School Section Addition, duted
March 7; consideration, $3,753. -..
Lois 4to Q, and 80 to q, ko., Of Lots and q, in
Block q Of shofleda Addition, dao.l Jan, Q; conBld-
esation, $4,000.
SOUTH or CfTY IIMrT8. .-.... .. .
Pnrt OF Lots and Of Lots and Q, Of Forrcstvlle,
dated Nov. 10, 1872 consideration, 57,500. .
Lots 10 nnd II, In Block Is, in Adam Smiths Sub
division, IN WI Of Boo SO, 30, 10, dated March
consideration, $500.
Lots to ., IN Block 10, Of same dated March 7
consideration, 900. ~.
Five acres In n cor Of 8 y Il otnw Sec. II, %,
II, dated Oct. 3, 1872; consideration, s., ,484.
Lots 80 and 40, in Block Of Phares Lots to T. in
Kerfoot'a Bnbdivlaion tn u Of Soc. !, 81, 10,
dated Jan. l consideration, 5000.
N u of Lot IL In Block 3, NV i Of " X Bec. 10,
IS, II, datod Dec ., 1871; confederation, $500.
, 1873-03-08
BOARD OF POLICE.

Tho Board Of Police held regular meeting
yesterday afternoon, President Mason In tlo
Chair, Commissioners Wight and Sheridan In
their chairs. Tho meeting was devoted to the
examination OF officers charged with violations
Of tho rules and regulations Of the police force.
Officer Richard Hamilton, OF tho Twelfth
Htraot Station. was charged with intoxicatlon aud
, 1873-03-08

Don't walt for cold to go away Of itself, for your
throat mud lungs may become irrttated and in.amcl
from the accompanying cough that Bronchitis or Con-
sumption ay set In beforo you are conscious Of dan.
ger, Rather get clear Of your cold 1t by using
Dr. Jaynos E1rcct0rant, good rumedy for looaepinR
cough aud promoting oxloctoration, as we'll ~ for
hoapg mud strengthening the surfaces Of tho hroat
and lungs, Sold eFo1yWhprc,
, 1873-03-08

The through Pacific Espross for Council Bluffs,
Omaa Han Francisco, and al other far-West points,
will leave tho Central Depot Of tho Michigan Central.
Illinois Central, and Chicago, Burlington h Quincy
Railways at lo:1b :. m Sunday, March o. ls7s stop.
Rna at anaaun avenue ~ Eanaa asrset satt1ns
cago, Hook Island b paulho Railways will bo good on
this train.
, 1873-03-08
The Heirs Of Augusta Wolf--De~
positions Taken in Franco,
A $4,000 Claim Arising Out Of the
Great Fire.
The Wright Brothers Livery Alleged
to HIVE Been Fired by Ex-
plosive Oil;
Another Railroad Bond Casc-- Bankruptcy
and General Notes:

o. d. Horton, Assignee Of tho Chicago Fire.
fncn's insurance Company, in bankruptcy, will
present the voluminons accounts of tho Com
pany to d mooting Of tho creditors tomorrow
afternoon, at q o'clock. Tho following Ia tho
summary for presentation to tho Court:
10 tho Hon, Henry r. Dlodgc and tho Creditors qf said
bankrupt:
The undera9ned, % Asst8neo Of tho estate Of said
NRnee verified by ia oath, aud respectfully reports
Eolows: The total amount or claims which havo hccn
bd3ustcd aud allowed, md for which proofs Of dnbt
have boen nado before the Register in Bankruptcy, Ii:
Upon pollcies, 81, ,G3G, ,037.t6
Claim Of City Of Chicago for
ta1es. ............... 6S1.00
Claims for services, upon ....... ..
open accounts, eto........ 3,oe3o3-$s, ,o4o, ,772sa
Of this amount this first dividend was
ordered upon
Claims under policies for. 81, ,647, ai0.63
DtaIm Of City Of Chlcago.,.. 6e2.00
miscellaneous clhi1ns, H62.n
, 1873-03-08

Burnott'n Cocoaino
Mktes tito hair gloasy and beautiful.
, 1873-03-08

1,091, ,207.85-8,M GAO, tB1. 80
Of the Assignee tlled here-
, at tho flliug OF his pre-
10 creditors May q, 1879:
5 a07, ,488.70
M,@7.94-$ 500, SCOTS
, 1873-03-08


TIE UNITED STATES DIsT11or CounT.-George n.
Campboll, Assignee Of r. c. Morrison, '. Mlchnoi
Brennan: % sssa,apstt. $500 too ,,,. ,..,
pca1s. e,0o3-Jamea r. sloan Thomas Roman con-
fession, $15s.e6. e,o9a-Anna y. jane. ". Kenny;
diyoEco on the ground Of adultery
o,o9s-Henry drinths and George K. Sin
gle u: Robert r.: ohatman mechanics
restored esae 6,1oi-Peter and Michael n Wv Vol '.
It e.
on of e. sas d Hgas @ os T. ss
sssana ?. md ~ssx s F s' ssssp pfs1 %
Wright Brothers Y. the Chicago l. Northwestern Rail-
way Company: case $1bo,ooo. e,1o7-Jane Q. Roberts
watson Trustees Of he Chicago Land Company; bi tor
specific performance Of agrcosntt sell Q. Robers,
n9w dessased Of whom compainants sre hers Let 40,
which agreement several payments have been made.
6,1os Charles Matthew'S Y. Z. A. Fikins 1t nj. mo
Appeal ol1o-ottslte '. Adoiph Bar diyorco. .
6,11l-James II. Marshall '. Maria /. Lar,non hill
for Len part Of Lot II, Block 49, Of the northwest
Larmon, husband Of The defendant, amounting to
$780, and for injunction restraining the sala Of the
san,e: 6l12-Honry dlaaa y. 1Ioratio 7. Looula
vorce. o,1l4-Julus Davies =, Emile Breirsdorf;
mechanical lien.
TnE surEnlon ooun7.-E.572-E.R R. Miller Y. Geo
Abraham Van Ness Van noran '. Lydia Ann Van
Dorm petition 4 to restore decree OF divorce 1854
sertion 4Ss7d~W. q. II. Hover r. " FFans Junkes, M
stock Of bnr room value, 1920: i2.57e-John :.
Indiana Central Railroad Company Chicago Danvllie
q Vincenues Railroad Company, Chicago, at. Paul h
aans si9a e. Eoa @sso saa Ga
Iaca ct Al petition to cstabish aad confirm utlo.
Smyrna times., 1873-08-27

stock is crowded on the market after the
fashion has changed II no other way remains
the prices are marked down at the close Of the
season to such prices as insure their ready sale
BY these means trade is kept up even 10 dull
times, all the employees are kept busy, the
stock is ever fresh and new, and the house
enjoys an unexampled prosperity.
We have thus very briefly given sketch of
this wonderful establishment, the growth Of
which as we have said is due to the admirable
executive ability of Mr.. Waramaker. He is
by no means however, solely devoted to his
business, large as it is, but is patron of art in
many branches, and foremost among the
prominent citizens of Philadelphia in broad
and benevolent schemes of public and private
charity.
Oak Hall has earned for itself a name all
over the country, and most of our readers we
presume have at some time or other patron
lied this famous establishment. Those who
have not, however, we advise the next time
they visit the city Of Brotherly Love to call
and examine this hive of industry and learn
something of the magnitude of Philadelphia
business enterprises.
His immense clothing establishment at SIS
and $40 Chestnut street, next to the COntinen
tai Hotel, five story brown stone building
l l6 feet front by 235 feet deep, will be made
the subject of another notice.