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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-14
RuILDING RECORD.
ToE THs WEEK. ENDING SATURDAY OCT. 4, IRON THE D
DKPARTNKNT BUILDINGS

FOR THE WEEK SATURDAY A.
o BUILDINGS.
WALTER W. ADAMS superintendent
Buredu ConSirRtOn Alteration, Henry 4 Dfty C>f Of
plans submitted for The erection of2O building at
$4,000 aud for alterations 70 IA buildings,
estimated Of 700 Special applications for the erection
OF frame lied and examined 2S Of which there
approved. ~; disaBproved 81 pending 8.
BaTe1a Of UnSN B1ftngs and POGns ARdrto OpeHs ChI
BRredRRepO complaints from onde 10; violations
reported 81 violations removed Is; unsafe buildings reported, 81
bungs made 10 unsafe buildings taken
violations served 10 Of bndngs served as
number bu iBgs surveyed 4l5
Of Iron W0rk John Pandrtek Chtof BBrsaH-Repor
Of buildings reported for al number Of bunFs
provided with hIeesesD' IL FIRE served 6l iron
efnler beams, and liBtels tested %;
BgreaU Of Th,gt'rs Ho,s school hou Eaotort', and Special
gurVys Samuel T. Webster ch OF bureau having omay
eIamnsd thessrs Bsnfs Olympic GaoieD
Vosc.sy NboL Na 0aon OF Section 20 Building
eorted having OccuTretn either ordered
in NJ Stad Theate have been completed preoep hAvrg
nv Jnlge enable the Department render the bu dag
% should the i neglect 70 do 10 by 10 Depr
ent ueetd the WORK the uncertainty Of receiving
pronpg fBos dcut TO preuf. contraction willing TO undsste
been " NbOs rheaeT AID
found 10 BE-
i.n md utay accordance with the MODES Of
49, are annie tue auditorium surrounded By q spaoaous
ssthule Of ~ eet three sides. With "a windows snd
80. onenipg from sage and VestbSle 10 court Of
Hotel aud Cd CIOsbT tho hsiwAT 70 Broadway 20
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THE COURTS
CRIMINAL NOTES.

In the United States Circuit C8ur so.p,srs 5occn
pa.,rs W,nef va, found guilty OF dealing IN o0"n''0' w
currency, aud Temarded for sentences wit. N
lanes Herman one of the sureties for victoria ~ ~
"A tsnN a.. rei a. sending obscene htefatoe ~
Mol99u .O 49, se would surrender her She mmedsey
l Tornssioner Shields and sarrsnOereu nese
ccnsenung, she was GU no
IN Sni,spcs aos proeQs' will most PROBABLY DC eh'ere"
ar Coprt Of General Sessions, yesterday, before
~ Ass,snt DsStAttorneF Rollins appearing or 'he
h'oYe 49, M Pelil CHARGED with stealing SS1 on Sept ~ ron
LePt Nv 40 12l Greeue-st acquitted th&ries
49, 81 accused Frsnk Fcek charged with sieshng SoO
sPuVsi - ou Il No 1874 VaueSt, sept The jury re-
ire ,rei Of not grT; Edmund X Price for the accused.
No. esrre criminal assault upoa Catherine Anderson
rrssSl Bookl,n sept 8 in Mst,st; wss acquitted 30
Pe ~ the SsyAh Clark charged with stesng
a I'D chain So from Fsuue MYer Of No 81 es'
r,rlst on sept l6 also acquitted; A. hummei or se &c
e oiwng persons pleaded guilty. John McCArty Of seA
: sS oonh clothing Oct g. ron Mary Bradley Of NO tao
~ srt % hc Prison 2l2 Joseph meIIsn
.. sne watch clau worth $40, on Sept 30 OF John -
oi No S2i Tart -thirJst seut 10 The feneaup
gesI, Qur sssut With Knife upon John ssn % W.
SIG sept a. sem to The state fnson ISf s.,ib
ar T. Ooornt an attempt 10 steal awaeh anO oIo'n
~ ron Lsmu Bike Of Ne S69 Broadway on June ~ s.s
he Sta!e Prison 2 Charles ONel Jopii, -.
n aoshy Lane james Brcu. william NooosnL and
upon Joanna hancy OF No ~ hss'
% sept D. the State Prison ioF 4 years
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.



CLEARED.
s,,,vsip Ann Rllta Rclsrds PhiadelphiA. JSk Hand.
st.smsbip s y Phelps Brown, PbilGdelDbL
s,ssm,hip John W. Garrett, Hoks. baltimore
sts.ushp Chase Msngam. Portland J. y AmsS
Cold Stream Cousins, Galveston. Z. H. Mallory 20.
hin Jorpe M0rgn for orders FGbbn ChAuneey
BAN John O. Hall Bri DUnbam, Queenstown Ae H. "inehs
Bsf PM DubrOvscbi (Aus Pende Gloucester Rns slOeOeh
"a, B.,o, vrspuray Aust Cunucch Cork Ge slocoveh Co.
Bari DoueBioo ta JAccaubo, Gibraltar for orcers Fsbon
BsTS Ipbus Marshall DBL Parker Antwerp. Hpey Parker
Bah John H. PesrsOu Sears Alexandria, Egypt Henry
Bari rss ninor Nor Sesep Liverpool Tetens b9ckmann
Bari AfrdA kOrl Tesen, Gloucester, bpg fanoh e 70
~, Henri Perrin. Wbeipy st. Johns n r. Heney ParkeI
Brig UBeAs hOr hsen, Queenstown Tor ouefs AesD' D"eA
..,- -. ,y a-A.tA.
Brig Rn Deveat Ger sehwsbe Stettn, Jacob schmidt
Brig OBJ Malone HALIFAX n 3, j. n Hey 20
BehE STANFORD STANFORD Manufacturing To-
Steamship South Caob Beckett Charleston. with oe ana p
70 J. W. QnihtErd l. Co 4.
sssD.hp Zodiac Chapn, MsehsAd City with mdse and pas TO
Steamship Nevada (Br Poh Liverpool Oct l. and Queenstown
sssnp Herman Livingston Mallory Oct o. with mdss
ssTI wsassss spnte (Of osrBsOu) Williams Limerick 80 days,
70 ballast.
PsertAs CSoL Jacobsen, Plymouth, Eng, 81 days. IN
Ballast
Investigator (f sesrspor FO Amsterdam ssp and the
tsie VI Wight n DAYS. IN ballast -
Bts Madagascar Au sdOEani Rotterdam 40 days 10 ballast
bng Gs'ke of Brhswl Bartlett bsBIos W aAs via Hampton
brig LseJ PrHee Ibd Irving. Gov Bar DAYS With
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wd. galleries open BY broad .rwsys either ode into losb.a
Crpbyst The auditorium be sfnpisd hr,s
the for males below the with
greea Dresng for females stage and
had BY wooden sars either deter berefor .hoH
also be provided 10 bacohes The Gre safeguards comprise tea Ere
supplied with hose there distributed 100 watebrkes
ssptJ td and 20 ali place and 10 working order The fne
and heaters protected Gase guarded By wire BASKETS and lighted
By eeetrcJ Worhngton patent Of capacity 80 barrels
minute worked By engine In readiness dy and night
Ventilation by "a windows through the dome perfect Propors Of
charge Of duty bVt generally disposed defer beery
tons ntpded public safety and willingly comply with The
quiremens Of the lsw, when pointed ont 10 them.
Ho'etTen hotels have been officially examined the Eares
Hotel Canal and CeutTeS Central Hotel Canal and Bm-s
and Occidental Hotel Bro0e reported being
and escape Of Gre The Eastern Hotel horh.eVt south
and Whtebailsts Hotel Hanover l0l Wssst; the Metro
poltan Broadway and Pneest Prescott Houe corner
Broadway Sprns the Continental Hotel 442 broadway
all reported as not beng provided with sufficient m ans OF gs
ladders kc ordered
reported amply provided with Of eress and appliances %
security and protection against Gre Aedpts On ptui survey OF he
Hotel Fhve PortIIth and
Madsonve beautiful and snbUtal structure is found
gufr and eg comprising four lines o. STAIN ron ths 'P
fsors balconies each floor MsdlsonaFe Outlets
roofs OF adjoining buildings sixth and FortseVenhs~ iron
arva7 in hung with tower HnoOFs open
ing on roof apartments all connected that any sNt s Oe
reached through duplex pumps 10 and lOineh
vnders worked steam night and day. nsiner a on
duty aid in OF hei ZOO ieet OF
hose kpt on from cellar to roof on each o OF
bndng attached mans and hreoe on eAeh " e
engineer; ire Waterman each hoor ooo ~,
SooI Hou-One public school house, situated at Ss5 feasI
Reported upon complied iahy Win Dtpmel
commenda.ODs 40 10 repairs &c
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM LivRRP0OL-In steamship SeVada Oct lS-Mra haU
L. Under Miss Louisa Underhh BENZ C. MACY Mas Fanny Ben
ret Com p 81 Ramsay Miss Annie Nom Ramsay, Miss
kste Kelly Bdmondon Mrs ChsL Zosbaum Miss
ZOgtaUm, Mr and Mira Robert swan Miss Maggie A.
S~tu Ms Agnes swan Mr. and Mrs Chss
smAusoOd, CbsE Ia smalSood, Mss Anne emaisood
hn sarah Armitsge. Mis- Annie Draper, Sgresves Adams
Young Mrs. Cela A. Young Wm Young MIRA Elizabeth
Lawyer Miss LIZZIE Young Albert KalmAn, Francis NJ. Ward
P8s Armstrong Edward Mackenzie, Charles Robinson Mrs Ann
Spnn E1var H. Spau, George Spelman Miss MARY Bennett
Gale child Mrs Elizabeth Smith and children Mrs
Kate Kne and Mrs Alice Lsonsrt Miss Clara Leonard hi
Kelley PsH Bo Thomas Beech Miss Marian Beech Alfred
MaHhing. Edmund NJ Wright, Pa. GAryey VIM g. GbublnA
FROM SANANNAHfn steamship Herman LtptR0sf0R, Oct 13
y Bsrr Miss Dbbe James Bowman, Mss Eliza Dnniie
500. Miss Magge PaIten09 ~ A. DsbI0v.
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sch Le F,p.phrrr vosurt Gec'gsovn .S n a. IL
Sehr. yesper lof Windsor N. ST. horusoh' HV"''' - y
scSr Francis Gnbeuu. of MaehspO Piashsn SpOi'e d.
days, With spilst -uh
schr Psnsel Aux Caycs ~ cav n d.v,
Schr. Cspella (of ST. John, N BIZ hNPo'' n"0
with building stone n n q dat, with ooslI
Schr ]. J. Spencer. Pratt fors y, -
~. -. vtr'tnis Blcomer Mont Desert
MARY Clark Rochland vi..ibsxa,
g.. ID. Hart. Providence n. n, No.
Kate Church. Georges BANKS ~ M,.te,i s,sutor5
New Reguus Providence 2t ~ Vnieht V,sirj.
Joseph 4 Franklin NrslnA Tso9fol NJ
~ N's Tiu.,is d. II. Martin. Virginia
n X Woolry. Nirg.pis o. - velaa' '"t,ulA
7 E., Alexandria NHpOr, Georgetown, d. q.
A X valentine Georgetown, D, O.
DOMESTIC PORTS
RoroS Oct 13-Aryed. steamships VIM Crane from Baltimore
p,sp rom Philadelphia Nertue Newlork barb Matthew
R,irj from CotenbuTS brig Champion. from Malaga
PHuApKIPHiA Oc ia private dispatch nom Queenstown
ros the steamship Pennsylvania from Philadelphia, OF BrowheGd
below that PoTL
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Oct 13Ih Cunad Line steamship Alfea lie Mes
NewYork Oct l. M Liverpool arrived here o'clock
night The CunRd Tine steamship Heoa Murphv from Boston
80 and the Williams Guon Line steamship Idaho Gustf from
NevYorK Oct both for Liverpool have arrived here toe former at
Oct lSThe Minnesota Hamlln, from New
orleans Sept %, arrived here SATURDAY.
DISASTER.
SAX FRAycIsco Oct lathe ship william Thomas from Port
Bkey Saline Island where she
The and total loss Toe crew
escaped
(Tor --latest ship Ne,os FIN Page
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Citp Real estate for Sale.

N elegant first-class fOur-stOry brown-stone
N front House. 2516jIl005, in Fny-Svenh twice street
ben Fifth and SiIthayes handsome cabinet hnh and al me
--latest improvements price only $4,000 Apply 10 H. GhADl
1927 SIthave
HOUSE on Fifth-ave. for SALE.-Part pay
Il Il would be taken IN small country place r,.
rutland & WHITING. 3 Beekmsnst.
T OTIS on Seventy -iirst-st., New York, near the
i A boulevard. 10 EXCHANGE for country properly
rutland WHITING. Beekmanst
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ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS. TO
THE OIL REGION LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN Trasn<
viii a. Desbrosses and Cort andtst Ferries:
$3.50 Bre Express daily except SnnaI With Paa,a Pror
through Phaielpha n Wampor ard Palace Car on
Sunbury Gao; Wamspou, S30 Lock Hayen s5Si
Remove IL 10 Iyineton sos; Cory 500; Bue, 40
Connects neton and CORY with oil Creek AMI Allegheny RIVER
R. Tor the OIL Region At Erie With Lake Shore r. L. for al points
West
$3.50 o. Erie Mail dyl with Pulmai Palace Car from NesYos
Sudbury 800; Wam>Dor, $40; Lock HsseA
9:45 Remove, II a. Irvnoa, 5:lO OerN. 6lO Ere, %
Connects vneton with Oh Creek and Allegheny bIyer z
the OIL Region Enc with Lake Shore T. for all points West
w. A. BALDWIN General Superintes ienL
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SURVIVE CorRTC HAN FASeHE9 J-Ncs 90 ~ 81 -
81 "a 49, IL, ll9, l2O, 125 l26 l09, 100 III no.
1T l79. l64 lSJ, l3l. -
SPgCIAL TREE-A j1ur0el until Oct. 20 - 40 -.
GENERAL TER,i-BRADY BARNETT, JJ-Ees g. l23; POS
2l2 la9 81 81 lO9 no. H. g. 4 a. 10 23 49, o. o. o.
90 10, II. 2i5, 24S 80 . 49, o-, o.,
COS g. 1O3l. TAI 740 75l, 1853 100 757 159 FOL 16S
I-FHEEDNAN. JkeA 400, O9S, 7OS, 5S6 40 oSOA9
62s SOC 476 G7S 7ls 700, 1872 72l 1876 ooo
C0uEr COMMON PLEAs-PAGr L-DALY, Oh J-hoL 332,
1885 1852 1897 65, 1906 1909 1910 lSll 1912, 1915
PssT Ii4LoTw Nos 1927 1925 1920 1927 1925 1929,
$3.50 1881 2332 2333. 1884, 233j 2336. 1887. 1888.
FeGTT TERy-J. =. DAIY, JNOs 20, 90, TO- r. 90, IA
MAtNR CorRT-PART I--GROss, j.
SOO4. Higgins sgt Kennedy 29S4 Holman sgt DretHhe1
q6S Mayer agt QIanele 1892. Bruen agL Kelly.
.l3S. Howe ~ TOlmAI. ZUOS. Smith Agt Eastman.
1864 Fsirchu agt Bentley 1886. Loeb sgt Robinson.
etAl 2jOO.. Corless agL BlAekmsn.
225O Anderson sg Watson. 1884. Lombard sgt McMsnu&
1918. .KeJwOrtl sgt Stner 9s2. Welmore sgt Carter
1860. 25S4. .Demarest Paray
TAKT L-HOwIASD J.
osG5 Istorrptte agt Boiler 2SlO. Same Sgt Same
2.{sg Wheeler hclaDe. 1891. Hoffman GalhheL
250l. Mitchell 29S3. Dewey ast Ransom.
2775 Sehoder at. Banstt 2o26. Wendell tg. Sarner
1887 Hail sgt Ma0g 32lg Ramsey agt Smpsou ct s
1850 Du Yiver art hOughtln 2o59 Butler gt ighstone
2sO9.. Rnh National Bank 2539 Simon agt HerIbeg
Pant HL-SPAuLpNG,
1880 stdder agt Greeufe. 26l7 .MeClAy hgt Hickman
S{2 Bamnann agt Bassorjs 3097. .MeKelsr Meyers
3ll4.. Bred art Never. 1881. TAYLOR keyeS
2589 Cohen ag' 2647 Gggs e al act McKlop.
M hAlues In, Co. 2153 Pierssl agt Williams
1868 Same agt same. 1882 Scott Phelps
2S0S K riman Turuie, Zl44 Brockuay Agt stevens
24gO Mstaler sst MoKeon. 256S. DeslandeS Teod
GENERAL SEssiONs-HACKETT, R-Patnek Reilly Miehtei
McCrorJ robbery John McNau rpe Emma Osk arson Peter
JOIN Wren George Brown william 1. Haw
iDs Hsrou. battery William Mills James Bergen Peter
ONe John Cson burglary; William johnson, John
Duffy Mortimer Suy William Brown larceny and TeeeiT0g stolen
goois McMaon Sarah McCarty, grand larceny william
Rafferty, John Fisher
soBeesd Hea Page larceny receiving stolen goods
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~, nsns..... 6l0 5:22 Moon h
s.sfT Hoot 2Ol Cow lssad.. "a Hell Gate Peuy 423
ssad, loot m 23l 3O2 Hell Gate feuV.. Ash
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NETWORK, NEw-HAvEN, AND HART


Passenger Station Grand Central Depot Entrance
POrty-seconi-sL
TRAINS LEAVE NBW.TORK
Raven 1905 (Aecnl sos lBL) 0sO3
(Aeen) m (BK 1900 (Acsn) loo RL) EIl 3S5
(Accn) .3S 10 Local EK.l s. 10 ok AM $40 Af)
NorwslE 1905 S0j 90j 1900 n OtlDi y u
(BI 355 ABS, 5l0 635 $40 9:lO For stanford Tlo
S:O5, 9O5, 1910 a. 1900 100 Z23 JIJs 3:13. s5a
4:45, $40. $40. 6:35 1920, $40 $40 p m
For Port Chester IL $40 p. IA -
Boston Express Springfield at sos ant 1000 800 sni
$40 m. Shore Line at l0O aud $40 The SOD
lsOO 8 10 and 81 Stanford NorSak ald Bridge
The S:05 aBd 100 connect With trains on Shore Lss
Division for Norwich Newport ADD Providence ana the Conn., VALLEY
Saybroos The SOB aud 500 m co1nei Tih Sewi.Veu
and Northampton K r. hew-iayen, 300 and l2O
connect River Springfield and 300 for
Montreal The 500 loo 300 snd 43S connects With Nans
Railroad sos and 800 with H0nSaione Rail-
road Bridgeport The sos AMI 1905 and 3:l5 $40 and
9l0 WITH Danbnry and NorSa at So Norwa and tse 800
3S an $40 III. with New Canaan IA rOad AZ Smond
Sunday Boston Mail Trains at 7Oo via sPrngaei SlO n
via Providence.
Day Express SeSpngcaB Night Er
press Trains
Tickets can purchased Ticket oe Of Company Gani cs
Depot Offices Of " Y. Transfer Co.. 944 Broadway T..
and No Court Brooklyn who will also check baggage from req
dence 10 destination.
For further Information Of particulars posters hotels and depot
r. NJ REED. Gent Sapt, New-Iiaven.
JOHN T. MOODY. SuD'L DIV. heulerk
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-19

The La Cygne journal says that the
storm OF SUNDAY last was probably the
most severe that ever visited that sec
tion Of Kansas. The rain poured down
in volumes and the fierce gale swept
down fences, barns. etc, killing stock
and doing vast amount Of damage 10
the crpnS
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-19

During his recent visit TO this city.
Gen. Sheridan. speaking of the latc
raid in Mexico, said: The Rio Grande
is such a crooked river. YOU know, that
Mckenzie probably couldn't tell which
side of ii he was on" The merry
twinkle of his eye as he said this show
ed that he did not disapprore of Nc
kcnzie's acknowledgements Jour
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-19

There are not, perhaps. many coun-
sry Judges like that one iii the interior
of the state. who, when an unwary
counsel from the metropolis had la
boriouslv cited long list of decisions
of various tribunals, conclusive, rs he
thought. of his case. dismissed them
all.with the remark, Il don't see no de-
cision from the general term of this
lppstrici
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-19

There are more miles of railroad in
the United States than in all the ma
tons Of Europe combined. Our COM
plcted line would reach .0.l7s miles.
with an additional $4,000 in process of
building. In all Europe there are less
than $4,000 miles Of railroad.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-19

Heine has pointed out, in his Reise-
bidder, that the yomg men of these
DAYS arc very severely taXed-they
have so much 10 keep in their heads
whist. politics. geneologies. the liturgy.
carving, and all sorts of things-that II
is no wonder they forget their mathe-
MATES and history.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-19

The Corpus Christi Gazette of May
cath SAYS the wool season is fairly
opened. aud Notwithstanding the low
prices being paid at present, numerous
loaded trains are constantly arriving.
Already one firm in that city has ship
ped upwards of 100000 pounds. and
has large quantity on hand awaiting
eh,,,npnf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-19

4 woman in Chester interiered with
her brothers courtship, and begged
him 10 stay at home evenings. He
waited until the evening when she ex-
pected her own lover and complied,
aud she says that fraternal affection is
q heart!ess mockery.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-19

The town of Caddo. in the Indian
territory, which was seized by gang
of desperadoes some DAYS ago. has been
retaken by detachment of United
States troops. from FIT. Gibson, and six
of the marauders captured. One or
two murders are reported to have &C.
Cured while the outlaws held the place.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-19

The Christian Register accounts Tai
madge ''the most brilliant buffoon who
ever exhibited in the American
church." A western editor has set 10
work to contradict this, and is bor-
rowing biographical dictionaries right
and left. to see if Dan Rice wasn't once
81 minister
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-19

Since the completion of the bridge nj
st. Joseph, there has been unprece-
deuted life in freight over the ST. Jo-
seph X Denver City railroad. as many
as five loaded trains having passed
over the road some DAYS.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-19

WAS il your oldest daughter, mad
am. that was bitten by a monkey =
No. sis. il was my Youngest. My
oldest daughter had a worse misfor-
tune: she married a monkey"
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-19

Asiastic cholera has appeared in two
villages in West Prussia. having been
communicated from Russia A rigid
quarantine Of the infected district has
been established.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-19

Over fifty buildings were burned in
Boston. among them he Globe theater.
the International hotel. and CHECKER
ing's splendid granite buildings.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-19

During the past nine months there
have been exported from the port OF
New York $500 sides of sole leather
an amount unprecedented in the an
nails of the trade.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-19

A reporter of Wisconsin paper
writes: 'Thosc who personally know
our esteemed fellow citizen. Colonel
-. will regret TO hear that he was
brutallv assaulted last evening, but not
lille1 -
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-19

The dead body of Micheal Rcichart
was found in gully. in the western
part of Leavenworth. recently. with
his throat cut. lie is supposed to have
committed suicide.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-19

A new English edition of the Prayer
Book changes, by a typographical err
ror. the verse in Psalms. Thou hast
broken my bonds" into thou hast
broken my bones
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-19

The steamship Drummond Castle, of
London. went ashore on Chusan, an
island off the east coast of China. and
became total wreck. Thirty persons
were drowned.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-19

The newspaper reporters in the Mis-
souri, legislature have refused a dona-
ton of $75 voted TO each of them,
taking the high moral ground that they
had no right 10 take il.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-19

The Providence Hcrold died a few
days ago, at a ripe old age. The daily
had been published twcnty-four years,
and the weekly forty five years.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-19

A Minnesota farmer lost gimlet.
three wears ago. The other day he cut
down tree. and found in il three
quarter inch anger. So much for put
ting q thing out nj interest.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-19

There is not a single manufactures
of lead pencils who makes good pen
Gil for reporters at a reasonable price.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-19

A fearful conflagration in Constant
nople. last week, destroyed over three
hundred houses and an immense
amount of property.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-19

Twenty-Five new engines have been
ordered by the NJ. X. Il +. railroad.
4 ii@oht"..;;::g express e 20 run from
Hannibal, Mo-, TO Parsons, Kan, soon.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-19

A Kentucky man purchased a coffin
fifteen years ago SO as to have ii handy,
and the other day he was burned up
in limekiln, and the coffin was dead
1nss
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-19

The new jail at Danbury has five oc-
cupants already. Although compare
lively Young institution it is so man
aged as TO command the confidence of
tho public. Doabury Nc'cs.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-19

In numbers. the sexes are very neal
equal in the United States: males 49,
439. $50. females 1906, 500: but the dis
tribution is not even.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-19

The Augusta Republican is jnbilant
over the discovery of lead ore in that
vicinity, and the prospective improve
ment of the Fall river water power
there
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-19

Newburgh, n. y, calls commercial
travellers foreign retail merchants
and wants them to pay 800 apiece for
licenses.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-19

The London postmen. who a short
time ago refused stripes indicating
meriforious services. have now ac-
cepted them. as they have deem made
an accompaniment of increased paw.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-19

The heaviest brain on record was
recently found in the skull of Lon
don bricklayer who could neither read
nor write. 1t weighed siXty-seven
OUNCES
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-19

A New Hampshire farmer scouts the
idea Of taking newspaper at two
whole dollars wear, and posts notice
on the school house that % hoggs hev
Strade or bin stoolen" from him.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-19

Cinnamon are said to make good
market gardeners. No people like
them for minding their peas and their
uItcs
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-19

''Cali's Head" remarked the waiter,
quite innocent of any cquivocal intent.
but when asked what the calf said he
very unreasonably took umbrage and
declined further conversation.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-19

A youth who wears the latest style
of sleeve stIds cannot he expected to
bring up scuttle of coal while his
mother is around.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-06-19

Holding the nozzle agin the bank
Of fame" is the Indianapolitan way of
describing a hoscInan's duty at 4 fire.