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New-York tribune., 1873-01-09

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at. smith.
ll0i. San. aels agt. Doll
l4Jl. .Wslkeragt. The n. Y. Con
densed Milk Co.
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New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
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New-York tribune., 1873-01-09

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THIS DAY-P.
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New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
CALRHDARs-rHls oAL

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G.. Brown sRt Lord.
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New-York tribune., 1873-01-09

100. Newman agt slovins
7l3, .Hcok sgt Hovey.
us. Fitzgerald agt Krchler et Al.
Tes. .hoantiort sgt Hepburn.
753. The Geneva Nat. Bank agt
Gregory.
"Opens at 1890 n m.
6SO. Alexander art Hegeman.
CT. Folsom act. Cleveland.
65l. Dean agt. The htna Life lns.
Co.
ee6. .Tredway Aud ano. agt Bres-
In and ano.
6o6. .Clalln et al. at Leuh elm.
100. Pratt AZ. Greene.
10. Baker tgt. johnson.
ne. Spring agt FlaudeFs.
Oakley and ano. ACT Norton
e; al.
TIC. Huntington and sno. agt.
DlnIaore.
Il l0s. s.m.-Calendaf called At ls m.
l56. Nichols aei. Packer ct al.
l3l. .Kingsland, IT,, ssi. Kingslsnd
et a.
1854. In the matter Of Sehgman
ct al.
jTe. .Stont rgt. Sharp - al.
lqO IsfLron AT Godfr~y.
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l,77. .EeWseu at. Joseph.
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l62g Meanings agt. Brennan, Sb'h
1851. .PairfsI act. the n. Y. Central
and Hudson X. T. 20.
J-Opens nj liam.
1865 Inc An. Popalar Life lbs.
%. art. O'Ne,ll.
1873. .Talhnage art. Spoaord.
I298. Levy Jones.
'Is4O. LYMAN sRt. UBrien, Sheriff.
1888. Godfrey ogt. The Common
wealth FIRE Ina. 60.
1880. Same agt- The Fireman 8
la1D. Hopkins agt, houlnson'
l4@.. Williams agL CiAiA'
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and calendar called o. 10 3. III.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
SUI s.

In SUITS and COSTUMES of SILK, ALPACA and WINTER
STUFFS UNPARALLELED reductions been made and in many in
stances Servceabe Seasonabe Garments will be sold prices little
above the USUAL CHARGE for MAKING and TRIMMlNt tI -
In SILKS for EVNlAG and SIiiE
wear all the finest suitable shades and tints
DRESS GOODS has been REDUCED IN PiCE as 10
special attention of purchasers while our large STOCK
REMNANTS will be disposed of at LESS than HALE COSI.
We are also offering BOYS SUITS for SCHOOL WEAK or
DRESS VERY GREAT REDUCTION from former prices AS
we'll made and in exceeding good tase they should
the attention of buyers
the GENTS FURNISHING DEPARIMENI beside our unai
Shirts Collars, Cuffs Ties Scarf Hosiery Handker-
chiefs Gloves &c. will be found elegant assor
O DRESSING GOWNS, SMOKING JACKETS and CAPS,
which will be disposed of at a GREAT REDUCTION.
AS this sale will THIKTY DAYS ONLY parties desiring to
secure BONAFIDE BARGAINS ought to avail themselves of the
opportunities here offered
LORD & TAYLOR,
TwENTIETIiST
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
Counlrp Real Gstate for Sale.

E'ARM for SALE of 125 acres, IN Crawford 20,
u acres Of timber balance 10 cultivation, and well fenced into
The improvements consist Of twosto{ onek hou'
frame barns ami er outbungs 10 Of bearing apple
abundance This farm Is In healthy 0eohi
- 49, JOHN C. VAN ALLEN, Yinceunes, Ind.
ORANGE co. FARM of 2G0 acres valuable
" farming good build excellent part o stock
Included IN price. ROLAND WHITING, , Beekmsnst
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
9ituations Wanteo-- Males.

A YOUNG Englishman wants situation as
"A GROOM can furnish seod sisrsss@ Address q. SMITH III
wsa Tvssti-siaheSsl
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
THE GREAT SOUTHERN
FREIGHT And PASSENGER Line

FOR CHARLESTON g. C.. FLORIDA PORTS, AND TIE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST. :.
Sailing ever TUESDAY THURSDAY, snd SATURDAY, from Pier
No 2a North River at D.. m The siesmshiRs
CHARLESTON. Capt yAsEs BERar Tnessy, JAe u
SOUTH CAROLINA Cspt T. ;. BKcHKr, THURSDAY, Jtu "
CHAMPION, Capt. K W. LOCKWOOD. SATURDAY. Jan. ii.
for Throusn pss,Age uese'
and bills with the souib Carolina AaA9
10 points ard the hOrth Eastern Rao
PloreDce the Chssv and Darlington
Florida pOr Insurance by this line on
HALF PER CENT foFwsaed free OF commison bi Of
sdns furnished AID ssnsd Oses Local Passenger Aud Freight
' HENRY r. MORGAN K Co. Agsrts
For through height tariff further Information 10 rsreno' I"
through FREIGHT apply to BENTLEY D. hAspkLL
EXTRA STEAMERS WILL BE DISPATCHED AB SOON AZ
LOADED
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
Giip proprrIp 10 Eet.

ITO LET OF LEASE-The tirst-class extra
v. sroRR No sol broadway. through to Mercerst ore
basement and .ubee. 3oI2o feet Cannot De seen roat peu
f22lB homhh noeoo-',
TO LET-23O West Fifty ninth-st., fronting
Central P.rL a noor four s2i second aoor 5
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09

100. Newman agt siovins
5l3. .Hcok sgt Hovey.
us. Fitzgerald agt Krchler et Al.
Tes. .hoantiort agt Hepburn.
753. The Geneva Nat. Bank agt
Gregory.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-17

FEEDING MoSsTRoNTIEs.-Ther now
exists in Paris cheap table d. hotel for
the reception Of strange guests. 1t goes
by the name Of the Monsters Table.
All these unfortunate persons, who live
by the display of their physical infirmi-
ties, come here to dine together. and
avoid the attention they would attract
elsewhere. The skeleton man pours out
the " win a quatres' for the bearded
woman, the great Norman giantess
hiris with "Rivuet sous In houppe,
aud the Sugar Loaf, whose pointed head
is more than eighteen inches from the
crown to the chin, sits smoking with the
King OF the Animals, so-called from his
coating of fur. Made-up monsters are
excluded from this symposium; SO are
strangers; and it is said that intruders
have met with such a warm reception
from the hideous shapes assembled
around the board, that they felt, on
making their escape, as though they had
lust been released from one of the cir
cles of Dante's Inferno. The French
Journal which describes the dreary as.
ssmbly adds some information mot
generally known" These monstrosities
j. observes, are seldom natural, but are
the work of English specialists, who
turn out these sad spectacles to order at
the bidding of mercenary parents. This
revelation ought to produce national
humiliation, modification and prostra.
ton, if anything will. This is what
comes of reading 'L'Homme Qui Rit."
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-17

A CORRESPONDENT of the Boston Globe,
closing notice of life in Vienna, ex-
presses his deep admiration of the Wen
nese girls. ''Iu fact, under twenty
FIVE, there are no ugly ones; while for
every third young lady one meets,
ones heart jumps down into one boots.
They are mostly fair, with the clearest of
compleyions, beautiful hair, and killing
eyes; and the same remarks apply
equally for the servants. l have been
in many capitals, but l never was so
completely prostrated by appearance as
am here. "
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-17
JOB WORK.

Done at the RECORD Office in the best style
known to the art; and must be paid for on de.
livery. unless persons having the work done
have standing accounts with the office. No de.
Walton from this rule.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-17
SAN raANcIsco AGENT.

{. ". CRANE, 1;s6 Montgomery str,et, is SoIL
Agent Tor the PiocHE DAILY REC0ED, author-
lied TO contract and collect for advertise
ments, st our lowest cash rates, in coin. Al
vertisers sre requested to leave their order-
with him, ~ none other viii be recognized.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-17

A HANDSOME young fellow from Balti-
more assaulted a citizen on the street at
Staunton, Virginia, and was sentenced
to the chain-gang in default Of payment
of his fine. While the gang was work
ing near girls seminary, the girls
caught sight of his handsome face,
which so appealed to the sympathies of
the tender-hearted creatures that they
'chipped in and paid his fine.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-17
NOTICE
To Absent Claimh01ders

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 10 EDwAKD
~ WINANS and FRANK WHEELER, owners
on the Belle Of Ogdensburg lode. in ELY Mining
District. that If they do not apps-ar - ano Psy y,
the deyelopment of said ledge within NINETY
DAYS from this date, the same will oe soid &C
cordiug to law. olI.bEn1 nOxSnvseon;;
Phoebe, April q, 1873. spS'eaNsoe
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-17

Who REQUIRE MosT SLEEP. Those
who think most require the most sleep.
Time gained from necessary sleep is not
saved, but lost. Mind and body will
both suffer. Most people, however, do
not think enough to make early rising
particularly dangerous. 1t is hard.
working professional men, the close
student, or the man of business with
many cares upon his mind, who suffers
most from loss of sleep.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-17
March 81, 1873,
REMOVAL.

~ D. DURKEE HAS REMOVED ;o,,,ar ~
II. Heintzelmans Jewelry Store. Partieuiat
.,l.ntinn will he paid to Repairing Watches at
prices to suit the times. All kinds OF Jew@ry p:,
Repaired in workman-like manner: ripe
Mamntina done with neatness and dispatch
Please give me q call, one and all oo,
NIB. All Work Guaranteed. my -oih
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-17
Notice to Creditors.

Louise Mining Company. -Tne ne
Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders OF tne
above named company. for the election OF Irus-
tees for the ensuing year and transaction OF such
other business as may be presented, will be held ell
at the Office of the company, Rooms 8 and ., NO.
3O2 Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cahior.
MIA, on SATURDAY, May 81. 1873, 1t O'CLOCK
p. IN. "M' a. "-NAsoA' ,,,,nofa
May II, 1873. myZ|'u
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-17
NOTICE
To Absent Claim Holders,

NyoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO A.
Gate~voOt and George Rollins,
locators on the Phenix ledge, in Highland Dis
trict. that II they do not appear and pay their
proportion Of the expenses incurred in the de-
trnm this date. the same will be sold, according
to law. ThOMAs n DoDDS q ~,
Pioche. March 90 1873, mr2o-oawsod
The New York herald., 1873-10-25
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. "a, 1873.
CLEARED.

steamship samara tBr. Blinge, Liverpool via Queens
Steamship Celtic Br Thompson, Liverpool via Queens
steamship City OF Richmond CT,r. Brooks. Liverpool
, steamship Lapland tBr). Jones' Bristol-E Morgan's
steamship Victoria CBr), Munroe Glasgow-Hender-
steamship Old Dominion, Walker, Norfolk, Petersburg
Richmond-od Dominion Steamship Co
, ship Aukathor Nor) strum, Rotterdam-C Tobias 4
Bark Runer CNor). Erickson, London-Funch, Edye 4
Co.
Bark Hudson, Vaughan, Bristol E-R P Buck 4 Co..
=, Bark Grad Zagreb Aus, Urpani, Cork or Falmouth
Bark IrdeGnica cAuS, cardley, Cork or Falmouth
BARK sts9rjstTom ssj or Martensen Cork for orders
Bark Bjorvocken or,, Harris Cork for orders-Funch,
sark Maria Wakefield r). Osborn Queenstown tor or
Bark Norboen Nor). olsen Queenstown for ordcrsTe-
Bark Hertha Nor, Arentsen, Rotterdam-Funch Edye
Brig Marie Louise Cswe Evansen, Liverpool-Fpnch.
brig savianka aus. Tichiaz, Cork or Falmouth
Brig .FortunatI dsD. siano Cork for orders-Funch,
Rrig Jsbcatao fBraz,, Da cuhna, Pernambuco-H II
brig siias Aylward Bo. Smith. Hamilton CBermuda,
Brig Lucy Br) Irving. Halifax. Ys-Hstton, Watson
Co
schr S a Paine. Browp, st croir-B weinberg.
schr Ann tBr), King, Windsor, NS-C w BcrfaIx.
sehr Annie Curran, Peck, st John, NB-aeney Par
schr Ann Valentine Potter JacksonvilIc--van Brunt
Bro
schr snssn Wright, Mount, Fernandina-C II Trumbul.
hchr Hall. Chipman, Brunswick, Ga-wcrrcn Rag
n nchr " bradey' Chipman. Georgetown -o--WaT0
schr sroadn,<, Brett Bosion--Jed Frye Co.
Hand
The New York herald., 1873-10-25
PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD.
The investigation Before the Phfindei-
phia Councils Into Colonel Tom scotrs
Mana &C mcnt or . Leased Line.


PHILADELPHIA. Oct. "A, 1873.
In the Select Council Chamber this afternoon the
Railroad Committee and the Councils met and con-
tinued their investigation into the management OF
the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, to ascertain
why no dividends have been declared recently py
that company. William +. Miller occupied the
chair. There were present Messrs Deroyshire'
Kennedy and Gaski OF the Philadelphia ana Erie
Company, and Citv Directors Noblet, Thompson
and Simpson. communication was read rom
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company stating fhat
all information required by the Councils would be
freely furnished by the officers OF that company
and those OF the Philadelphia and Erie Company.
Mr.. KENNEDY being invited to address the meet
ing, did so. critcising the minority report All the
management OF the Philadelphia and Erie has to
do. said the speaker to settle annually with the
lessees upon the results OF the year. and the books
OF the Pennsylvania Company are the only sources
rom which TO get Information relating to the de-
tails OF the management OF the Philadelphia ana
Erie road.
said there were no surplus amounts held by the
company at the time oI efrecting the lease. ON the
contrary. the Philadelphia and Erie had been in-
deDted to the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
every year since the lease had been enected. For
answers to other questions Mr.. Simpson referred
the gentlemen to the company's books.
Mr.. EARLE a stockh0lder OF the Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad, inquired why that road could pay
e1gnG per cent on preferred SUOCk Wucu III COuu
pay seven per cent its bonds before the CONVEX
sion OF its bonds INTO eight per cent interes-bear
ing preferred stock
Mr. SIMPsoN answered that he thought the COM
pany could have paid the seven per cent: that the
change was made to enable the company to COM
plete and run the road with the money raised.
MIR. BIcKEL here expressed the opinion that the
real reason Tor the nOn-payment OF dividends was
that there had been gross mismanagement OF the
companys affairs from the beginning to the end.
Mr.. KENNEDY favored u fair investigation, and
said tnat that would show different state OF
hat Tod hwxA Af~ faly Ha
believed il would be shown that an attempt has
been made to blackmail the Philadelphia and Erie
Company, and that an offer was made them to
make a whitewasning report, proposition which
the integrity OF the managers would not permit
them to accept
A motion that the committee report to the
Councils an ordinance empowering the committee
to engage an expert and the Pennsylvania and
the Philadelphia and Erie companies each one, and
the stockholders OF the latter one to make q
committee OF four to examine into the accounts,
was agreed TO, after which the meeting adjourned.
The New York herald., 1873-10-25
Steamship Columbia CBr), Higgins Glasgow Oct and
Move sth with mdse and VI passe ngers 70

Steamship Columbia CBr) Higgins Glasgow Oct and
Movile sh win mdse and W passengers TO henderson
Steamship Rhen gGer,,, Brickenstein. Bremen Oct IL
oelrcn Co. Had easssrly winds and dns wsai6sr al
bound eat; Ssd, lat 40 ~ Ion 6s 81 an Anchor line
sisamssip krsnpTinn Friedrich wilhelm soe9, Helm,
and us 10 oeircSs Co Had eastsry Winds
and good weather latter part OF passage
ton ssp sS'fs snS Key West Oct With % %Sss %
sSs s @
a. @iih mdse sG%n sna passensers to oSntsrd
wysnose Couch Renmona Vy az nolni pominna ann
anS isaac se a smnSn md''
Bark Amadine (of Shields Donald, London 81 days In
Bark F,ids Fsiia dta6 Laysrello Rotterdam q days
vessel bottom q about $50 tons. apparently but
days, with coal to zolmikoner vessel to De Wolf
schr = A Barnes Avery, Alexandria for New Haven.
scSr scSr E,ma Adkins wb;ms brGr,sT yIsins ,rgin;s
schr Frsnsh. Throskms,tSn, n Virgin Virginia u,,,,.,
schr Warren. Dickens, Philadelphia for Provi
Passed Through Hell Cato.
{ BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Acushnet Rector. New Bedford for New
Erg Hail I,iSS SSamss Grant Mss for SsT YSTs
schr B b Pitts, Williamson, Providence for Newyork
schr Eliza Eliza Rumyon ta%psc Norwich New York
schr Kate Scranton, Palmer, Providence tor New
sohr Cornelius, Randall Providence for New York;
schr Liberty. Smith. Norwich for New York.
schr Rodney Parker Wilder, New Haven for Balt-
New
Ssw
seSr BAKER, whittemore Portsmouth for PhIlade
sshr TeS.s w smith ProyIasnss @ Ssr New yers.
h schr Judge Tsnney Rich NSrweh y for New York @
with sugar 10 the walSboat sugar Refinery " -
schr Martha @ Ray, Green, Eastport @ 4 for New York
schr Mary Hoxie Hoxie. Nantucket Tor New York,
schr WaTrenton, Smith, Norwich for New York.
schr Meaney. Lewis, Portland for New York, with
schr Hastings, Chase, New Bedford for New York.
schr Mathew vassar. Jr kelley New Bedford for New
Steamer Albatross Davis Fab River for New York. with
mdse and passengers.
BOUND EAST.
Steamship wamsutta Fish, New York for New Bedford
schr Oliver Scofeld Disosway, Georgetown DC. for
schr David Floyd, Clifford. Philadelphia for somer-
schr Marcena Monson, Dayton, Philadelphia for Prov
schr Joseph Hay, Beebe Philadelphia for Providence
schr Joseph Comegys. Elwood, Richmond for Prov
sehr A E Stafford, Powell, Philadelphia for New
schr D 1 Kelley, Kelley, Philadeiphia tor Provi.
dence.
schr Rescue Rescue Kelly EzabethpeMrt M for I'll Proyiaence.
Schr Leontine, Achorn. New York for Boston.
Schr Yankee Boy, Hueson, New York for New Haven.
as Sf Ur
dence.
Schr Splendid, Phinney. New York for wareham.
schr Lucy Church, Ryder, Port johnson for Prov-
dence.
schr Nightingale, Rillyard, New York for East
port.
Schr July Fourth, Cobb, New York for Boston.
Schr Tennessee, Pisbury, New York for Providence.
schr Berry, Walters, New York for Providence.
Schr J 3 Waldfn Rich, New York for Boston.
schr Geo Brainard. shandley, New York for Ports
mouth.
schr Elizabeth Thompson, Port johnson for Prov.
dence.
schr George Albert Allen, New York for Boston.
The New York herald., 1873-10-25
UTAH AFFAIRS.

Illness of Brigham Young-Arrivai OF
Fred. Grant-Bank Resumption.
SALT LAKE, Oct. "a, 1873
Brigham Young has been exceedingly feeble for
several days, which has caused serious uneasiness
among those interested in the prolongation of his
life. He was brought to o meeting of Directors OF
the Mormon Deseret Bank to-day, bundled up like
an invalid. He is impatient at the suggestion OF
his early demise Mormon commerce hinges on
his life.
Colonel Fred. Grant, son OF the President, ar
rived this evening and is the guest of General
Morrow, at Camp Douglass. Distinguished citi-
zens dine with him tomorrow at the camp.
The government Examiner reports to-day on the
First National Bank Utah that 1t has iour times
more cash to meet its deposits tnan the strongest
national banks in the East and resumes business
tO-mOrrOW.
The New York herald., 1873-10-25
THE ELEVENTH STREET FIRE FATALITY.

An investigation into the circumstances at
tending the death OF Archibald Ostrom, who was
killed by wall falling him at the fire, Of
Thirteenth avenue and Eleventh street. on the
morning Of the 18th INST, was held by Coroner
Kessler yesterday. From the evidence OF several
witnesses 1t appears that, although the deceased
had been warned Of the dangerous condition OF the
wan, he still persisted in going into an adjoining
building for the purpose OF saving some property
and was crushed by the falling wall The jury
rendered verdict OF accidental death and ex-
onerated the police and Fire Department from all
blame.
The New York herald., 1873-10-25

Dor Grace Old DOMINION Richmond, &c; ship Helga
Norl, Rotterdam; barks Orion er) Pnau; Padre Nor,
Ayres; Madagascar Aps, Cork Antonio GtaD Trieste
Boilo QtaD, Queenstown Falmouth Coringa Rr) Bal
timore; brigs Guglielmo QtaD. Palermo aud Trapan
Professor Cantzler (Ger Rotterdam; Concecoa Maria
Porp Valencia; Emeia gtan, cSn.tantnope; Tordsn- M
watha, Jacmei; Taylor, jacksonville; Chingarora,
Norfolk; Favorite Chester, Pa.
Wind at sunset calm,
The New York herald., 1873-10-25
SPECIE PAYMENT IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Oct. "a Ia

CHICAGO. Oct "a 1873
About $65,0o0 In silver coin was brought TO this
city to-day by Adams Express Company from the
Philadelphia Mint, consigned to one Of our
national banks and firm OF private bankers. who
are paying IL out ut par. The bullion rom which
1t was coined was from one OF the smelling and
refining works Of this city, which IL producing
continue to have coined l0r circulation.
The New York herald., 1873-10-25
THE SHIP THREE BROTHERS.

SAN Francisco, CAL, Oct. "a, 1873.
The great ship Three Brothers, formerly the
steamer Vanderbilt, was towed to this after
noon by tugs Neptune and Rescue. Thousands or
people assembled to witness the depasture. The
ship was saluted by all the vessels in the harbor
as she went out