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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20
PROPERTY CORNER OF DUMAlEE AND ROMAN
STREETS.
Succession OF MICHAEL KENNY.
SALE N PARTITION.
Dye. z. GfRARDEy & co.. NICHOLAS

Second District Cour; for the Parish of Orleans.
No. $500.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20

FRONTING on JOSEPH ANUJ. Ell ST REEFS
SIXTH DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF MARY J. ECKELS.
Second D.stric. Court for the Parish OF Oceans
No. $3.50.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20
NV H0EEu.S. ,.Rgs 4, 70, ALE.

DY HOFFMAN, MARKS & co, ALEX
ID LEVY. aucti9neeT Once No. 80 Char. res
street-On SATURDAY February y, 1873 at 10 a.
NJ. will be sold at No. h01. Canal street. by order
IF the official assignees-
THE ENTIRE STOCK IL TRADE OF Bastian Broth.
ers. in bankruptcy, consisting Of Stationery aud
Eansy Goods.
The above without any reserve Whatever.
BY order of the Official sSSignees
TerRs-At sale. feG u
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NY NASH < HODG~ON.-W. l. HODGSON

10. -
NY NASH & Il0DGSON.--W. l. NODGSOF
ID Auctioneer-Dtir No. 3 CaIoudelet street.
on SATURDAY, March 3. 1873. at twelve o'clock
NJ at the st. Charles Auction Exchange III the
Placement rotunda of the st Charles Hotel N TINS
city, by virtue and in pursuance of an order OF the
Hon. A. L. TIssot. judge of the Secon' D'strict
Court for the parish of Orleans dated January
80 1873 docket No - 688, for account OF the sue
cession of Charles Ferguson. deceased. at puOhc
auction will be sold =,
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, together with the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated n
the Fourth District of tbs city. III the square
bounded bv Josephine, Jackson. FTaI' KEN ana
Liberty tlate Elem streets. designated as NOS
and 2. which aG Join each other and measure as io
lows, to VII, -
Lot No. measures - tee: 10 inches front on Lib
erty date Elem street, by depth and front or
Josephine street of 50 feet, and forms the corner
Of Josephine and Liberty streets 80
Lot 40. 2 measures - feet inches front or LIB,
erty Gate Elleu) street. by depth OF % feet al
between para lei lines. American measure Accord
ing to plan exhibition at the place OF s'tit.
The improvements consist OF double tentnebt ,
frame cottage house each lot. containing three
rooms on each side with priVies. c!sterns, SHEDS
etc.
Terms-Cash or the spo: in United States treas
uTy notes. ,.;
Acts of sale before John F. Cotfey. notary pubic
at the eX pense OF the purchaser
fe2 3 IS % mhi
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20

District Cour: Of the United States of America 'or
;lIe District .. Louisiana. sitting Ia Bank
:up.Cy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20

tao DOUBLE TENEMENT COTTAGES CORNER
OF JOSEPH:NE AND LIBERTY STREETS,
FOURTH DISTRICT, AT AUCTION.
Succession OF CHARLES FERGUSON. De
C.iAStr.
Second District Court 70; the Parish OF orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20
AUCTION SALES.
By Alfred Bouligny.

DESIRABLE Res DENCE CORNER OF DAU?uINE
AND ORLEANS STREETS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20
AUCTION SALES.
sy r. II. & 3. J. Montgomery.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS. CARPETS
ETC. AT AUCTION.
DY r.. NJ. a D. D., tiONrG0MERf-
Is 2. n M0STGONERY, AGctIC" Her-Ofice Arm.
0rv Hall, No. 81 camp street III! be sold on
the auction rooms No ;: Eatchez street, at eleven
o clock s,r, .-,,,- , ~
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF Ne" AND SEC.
.NDE4ND ETRNITURE, such as Rosewood Ma.
bn.-ar,- aud Walnut Bedsteads, ArmOrs Bureaus
Wsshstand. Parlor Furniture. Marble-tOp Centre
Tables Carpets French Pate AlT.o!s. Mattresses,
Cooking Stoves. etc
Cprtgs. and sqra-e PIANOS o: Feyel. Fsvre and
otae5 manufactures
4..,afr .,,-A ysre,OOms knO~a as Armorr Hall
No - Carro street . .a-ge stock OF NEW FCRNI.
TIRE OF .very deseri2t.1a and design 81 private
sac.
TerDs-Cas'i. coe
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20
MENTION.

SUpEaH: CONT ~ TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
MAR. AN >ri.:':AS EFT AS W.. IR. ". p.
tI,c..--No. 5ili.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20
AUCTION SALES,
By g. De Ferret g. Co.

HOUSE AND LOT CORNER OF MIRO AND CARON-
DELFT WALL.
SUCCESSION OF JOSEPHINE C0NTROWISSH:
Second District Court for the ParlsA 0: Orleans
No So U13.
DT C. DE FERRET a co. JOHN q. NOS.
ID ROSE, AuCtIOneer-Otfice No. 50 Royal street
THURSDAY, March 81 1879. al twelve O'clock u,
at ;he st. Louis Auction Exchange, viii be sold y
public auction, by virtue Of an Old~r OF the Hon
A. L. TfssOt Judge of the Second Dstrict Court Tor
parish of Orleans dated FeGTJar. &. 1873. the fH.-
lowing described property. tor account OF SAD rue
ces SION
A LOT OF GROUND, situated IN The Second Dis
trict OF thi. city, the sqUar" bounded oy taran
delet walk Tonti, st Louis and Miro streets ami
measuring q feet II inches troHt or Car0ndrt"t
walk 1913 feet inches lines front Oh Miro street
y feet in width on the rear line, and ! = feet /
itch lines on the side line IeaTest to Tonti street.
together with the buildings and improvements
thereon. The whole according % plan maze on
-. on exhibition at the 81. LOUIS Auction Z X
change.
Terms Cash on the spot in United States treas
:iry notes.
Act of sale before notary public. ~ III" AZ
pense of the purchaser. fr2o - mn" ID = -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20
HOUSE on ST LOUIS STREET, BETWEEN ROYAL
AND BOURBON STREETS.
TWO SQUARES OF GROUND IN VERSAILLES,
PARISH OF ST. BERNARD.

Lors on toulouse AND s.. PETER STREETS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20
nY CHARLES Z. EORTIER, Ar..ioN.

>rCCEss;OS OF ELIZABETH PLA:2 0ECEA'ED
WIFE OR HENRY WISER.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20
BY Hoffman, Marks & Co.
ASSLG yEES' SALE.
STATIONERY AND FANCY GOODS.

N THE MATTER OF BASTIAE BROTHERS, ~
Bankruptcy. No. III.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20
BY Eugene Tourne.
STOCK>-STOCKS.

SUCCESSION OF ALEXANDRA IAzARE BASSET-
No s. 8O5
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
nEFERtET s, CO-JOHN G. 30!

SUCCESSION OF j. N. DIRRHAMNER
Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans
No. IS 9.3.
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HOUSE AND LOT CORNER OF MIRO AND CARON.
DELFT WALL.
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Disease Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
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he aficted and unfertunate,I will send the recipe
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Station d, Bible house
mard-N New York City.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Rat1heIor,s Hair Dye is he bert in the vorli !;
the OILY true and perfect Hair DYE; no ridiculous
int disaPpOiniIehi, haii ss rehaoie, insian,
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arrived here at $50 o'cscck sn:s MORNING Anon
nnIm Inc tntee Sehustzen sssociations, in full
the Schuetzen society Of this city, and escorted
to their headquarters OH ID street, between 9th
and tn streets, where ample refreshments were
provided.
OTHER BALTIMORE ASSOCIATIONS.
The Social Democratic Turner'S and the Bal
tinore Turn Association also sent large delega-
tons, all in the Turner uniform, and accom-
panied by Hoffman's band. The Friendship,
Colfax Club No. I, Grant and Wilson Pioneer
and Moonlight clubs, and the Caulkers' Union,
OF baltimore, arrived about 3k O'Clock yestery
day, and were escorted TO their quarters, CO.
lumbia Law Building.
THE CENTRAL HARTRASrT CLUB, OF PHILA-
DELPHIA,
sss slirSSns and %shs!sd by NJ VIM
evening 1t l. 90 O'Clock, and were escorted by 4
delegation Of the District reception CON M itiee
to their headquarters at the Metropolitan hotel.
THE G AN CLUB, OF rRiLADELrniA,
Jas. b. alexander, marched 10 the Washington
house, where headquarters had been provided
THE woRKISGNEN's CENTRAL CLUB, OF srw
one hundred st1ong, arrived this morning under
! the command Of Col. John ". Gibbons, and
proceeded to the Warrington house, which viii
the sD NIw sxesIr NATIONAL GUARDS,
aeeo%papisd ~ tss Ind cx ne sth rsEiment
Elissbsts, n j., isss tight nd rsrs receive
| At the depot by Colonel j. ID. Barnes, Major II
| B. Fusitt and Captain 1obArt L Fleming, 81
II the military committee, and CO. "A, Of III
l Washingto1 Light Infsn1i battalion. The
L tain eossnled o. i9 ears, and asyiyed In Bald
! thaf Sify ct 7:S0 p. N. And arrived here : fev'
l minutes after II O'Clock, taking about e much
time to travel the 20 miles g i required t.
/ c,fv and Philadelphia. The regiment marchet
| rp the avenue, company front, and presented 8
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On Marriage.

On Marriage.
Harry relief for Young Men from che Effects o
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In redments marriage removed. New method Of
treatment New and remark able remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free in sealed envelopes Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. South 9sh
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high reputation for honorable conduct and pro-
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1873,
GRAND INAUGURATION CONCERT
and last appearance Of
MISS GARAEILIA M0HALBI,
On which occssion she will be assisted bv the
WASHINGTON SAENGERBUND,
And the following distinguished artists: ..r
Mr.. LUDWIG RUBEN, Tenor,
Dir. w. A. WIDNEY, Baritone,
And the celebrated Pianist, Mr.. CHAS. E. PRATT
u
Reserved Seats, 70 cents extra, TO be had at Ellie
Music Store. ~ r
MISS GARAFILIA MOHALBI will ON this
cssion, among other pieces, sing
THE STAR SPAN0LED BANNER.
Concert v in Conference at O'Clock. nss ST.
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seventh Division


Arthur Shepherd, Marshall Assistants
G. NJ. Alexander, James wildman, Dorsey
clsgett, ". crancb Mcintyre, p. w. Pearson,
Matthew Trimble, II. c. Bliss, Edward Bald
win, j. c. Lay, &. NJ. Barton ~
COMMITTEES on Civic Procession-William
Dickson, n. B. Fugitt, r. A. Bowel, j. A
Simms, 8. P. Brown, 8. @. Brown, A. Bischoff.
John Logan, &. r. Stznsbury, A. X. Bronze
Thooas Lewie, Lewis H. Dougiass, G. Knessis'
j. p. Coz, r. ID. Stewart, MaAi6Dn Davia n n,
Booker, simon Welf George ~. Dolioch. w.
n. Adams, George u. Foll4n<bee, james Hud-
son, Matthew Trimble and Thomas Kirby.
TIE 1ARrRANpr cLUn-
The hrst organixatioa In line Was ne Central
Haruanft Cab, Of PhiladnipAia Vith rs mem-
bers and Daxshalied BIZ Shefi2 Hm. II. Leesis,
q that city, Tho club was preceded by Beck =
fhiiAdeiPhia band Of twenty-five piece., oaa
the member were all dressed In DAFT sui3. -
silk hatss ard wore white silk badass surnsounf-
Ell BY geld star, and hearing the nasne C the
club in red apd purple letters. In the cesssr Of
the esSH W. I'D pictase ef Governor HART
ranfes and ~ eke lower edDs Q ROW Of hoayy
fringe. The oficess e TIE cfab aro. Col. Vim.
b. Mann, presideHt Nseholas Englisl. sssre-
tary; and John Z. Hin. eeasarsr. fhe siies 70
the chief maishal were Mes1rx. John v. Hili
Wm. Baldwin, VIM. Elkins, Gideon Clarke,
Richard Ellis, Joseph Barnam, Janses ~.
K~rns. VIM. A. Porter. Rent. w. Thsmas.
C0Ot1DUe1 q foQrSh D0ge,l
, 1873-12-28
FORT WAYNE.

Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
Fonr WAYNE, Ind, Dec. 27.-The Htriko Of
tho locomotive engineers has caused great ox-
element hero, which is materially increased by
q rumor TINT tho engineers Of tho Toledo, Wa
bash j. Western Railroad, and branches, would
strko during tho night.
THE WABASH ENGINEERS
complain thoy woro reduced Is per cent tho let
Of December, and that all the other roads only
l0p per cent. Thoy appointed q committee to
demonstrate with tho officials Of tho rond, and
gave them until u O'clock midnight tonight to
decide. This evening the oflclals notified the
Committee tint
THEY WOULD NOT nEcEDE
from their position. Tho engi.,eers would hare
to submit to tho reduction 4 mootug Of tho
Engincors' Association was called to conaid-
er the ,oxt step, hut nB 1t Ia secret nothing CHI
DO learned as to it's action. Tho mon aro greatly
exasperatel und angry. Knots weso gathered
together before tho mooting discussing the
question. There seems to DO no question that
by tomorrow or Monday
A STRIKE WILL COMMENCE.
Tho officers Of the Western Division Of the It.
Wayne Road, Cillciunati, Kichmonl l. 1T. Wayne
mud Grand Rapids t. Indiann Railroads aro OK
recting strike. Tho cnginocra Of the Eastern
division Of tho. It. Wayne Rai1roAl arc on q
atriho, but the Company has succeeded in got
thug passenger trains through Oh time to-day,
No freight trains arc running on TINT Division.
, 1873-12-28

tho londors to mako III, imposing display, nrl, Oh
the ato ncntloned B tho ldoat ti,no OF lilo year,
tilcra is no doubt TINT tho nirnir wl be 4uccess-
lul, no far III numbers aro concerned.
Al extensive inquiry Tails to Hl,ow TINT tho 70
IL any unusual bittornosa Of focii,ig among tho
workugnhon of Ut: Louis, or any wldonpron1 d!u-
sattafaotion with their employers. They lnye Il
good dcnl to tay about Official corrnp-
ton fl tho city aiNl tn lilo couatry,
aud talk much about forming now party,
nnl atnliatiny with tho .0rango.a. Htren-
oous efforts to that ond will bs nlads. by,
representative laboring lnon. Tho International
hocioty ilourishctl horo two or throo years ago.
It attqmptotl to oxtonl itA operations In this 10,
eality, but not ono Of tho Trades -pnlona Joined
them, 10 far M can ioaru. Their doctrines woso
too ultra to taso woll Some members Of Trades
Unions took tho oatl as lntlivtl,.aa nmt they y
n'o o 10 ra sv,vnro vr1 o fonna
Tho provlent associations .a.1 continue to look
ttor tho poor with ona as" t Of m oorEy d
by several hundred daily Ioardora aud lolgers.
Ono proyitlens associatioll haa nonsly .Au0 por-
sona on its hautls ut present, aud now applicants
for assistance oyery day.
, 1873-12-28
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


Speciu{ Dtsnatch to Itc Chicago Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, pn., Dec. 27.-Tle General
Manager of tho penusy ylvania Railroad Company
in this city to-day volunteered mo tue following,
engineers III hiB mud connecting linca iu tho
statement concerning the atrke OK tho locomotive
WoBt:
Several newspaper mon .haye called on mo to-day
inluirinY about ta matter, and may say that hayo
but tho onn statement for a : Two years ego the
wages of tho locomotive Cngnonra weto Increased 10
per cont, mud they tho Inst persons III the world
who ought to have struck they did, lccauso wo Aal
simply reduced their pay to Whit they wore or1Hl-
uaIly given. We found 1t necessary to mnke
this reduction, md wo expected thnt they
at least would not have given uathe nsost trouble;
stopped for time, to-day they being run usual.
We hasc found III this emergency Tint there were other
NELL not engineers, who Were calablo uf runuiilga
locomotive, ind The embarrassment on thcgo roads
will only he Temporary. Gu tho lRt Of January
wo will relilce tho wn9es OF 4ll employees OIL
the roa cnBt Of Pittsburgh they have been reduced
west Of Pittsburgh, mud We appreheuA strike horc,
ne VIC believe our tnen have too much common aanBo
TO strike bccanse their ages, without excepting any
empoyc, ure reduced thAt amount II they etriKe, It
Will 10 ihe wolso for them. VIC won't Aayo much
roublo III these tn.ra to got conpetan ncn 10 work
for tho wages wsinte paying 1iter tho LIT pro1no.
(I3 Tho i ssGcfGtea ftesS.1
New YonE, Doc: 27.-rhomas 4. Scott, tho
President Of the Pennsylvania Railroad, and J.
II. Creighton, tho General Wcstor1, Agout. LETT
tho ci:y this morning for philadelphia, in re-
sponao to dispatches calling FOR their immediate
presence Oh account OF the strike on their WeBt-
ern line8.
, 1873-12-28
FINANCIAL.


Now York Financial News
New Yonx, Dec. 27.-Aionoy was a little moro
active ut tho close Mt per cent, with few loans
ut gold interest. sonao brokers delayed making
III, their bank accounts until Just before s. when
lenders had nearly all retired from tho mnrkat.
This was the reason for tho slight appearance OF
activity.
Exchange closed firm at 1os1 5@1os55 for prime
bankora sixty days sterling mud 1oo1S@l0955 for
1elnAnd
Gold wcalser, and declined from 11o}+ to 11o}4
on tho increase Of specie in banks, and Hlnail
imports for tho wce;s. Ratos paid for carrying
woro g. 7, &. aud per cont, and for borrowing
fiat. 1roasuly operations for the weol at tho Now
iorEt Office included tho disbursement Of $780,
600 on account Of interest, and III redemption
Of $50 bonds md tic receipt Of s10l, 400 for
cu6tomB.
Specie shipments for tho wcolt, s44s. 300, prin-
cipNlly silver bars. Inlports--Dry- goods, $685.
gil ; merchandise, So, SIT.
Government bonds tiriu.
SLnto bonds quiet.
rhe Unon Miniug Company Of Tennessee,
and lrst-1nortgaga bonds OF tue Detroit, Canada
Southern l. Toledo Railroad Company, hayo
been admitted to call ut tho stock Exchunge.
and higher from tho opening until about1 o'clock:
Tho advance ranged from q to . por cont, and
was most marked in pnunu,u, Now York Contrul,
Lalio Shore, aud Rock Isln,ll, Afterwards there
was weaker feeling, and reaction Of 4 to 1YS
pcr cont from tho highest point of tho day on
u.tod Pacilc Mail opened strong, but nftor-
wards declined from s9>5 to 9s14. Tho advance
early III tho day induced RaloB to 1ealize the
profits during tho afternoon, which Ind somo-
Pennsylvania Raisoal stimulated rise in Con-
tral and Lake Shore. In tho hnal dealings
Btonder ouo WIS noted.
New YonK, Dec. 27.-Tho weekly bank state
mont is ag follows: Loang, increase, 3902, COO;
specie, incroase, s1526, 400; 1ogal-tondoss. in
croaso, 500, ,900 deposits, iucreasc, g., ,095, GOO;
circulation, increase, $50, 700.
, 1873-12-28

COLUMBUS, O., Dec. a7.-Tho excitement over
the es.gineers' atriko Is nnabated lore. One
train left for Pittsburgh this morning in charge
Of Master Of Transportation Simmons. A poHke
OF police waa sont on shiH train to DonulHon,
there to receive oriara from the Sheriff.
4 dispatch was received by Mauager Caldwell,
from headquarters in Pittsburgh. which states
that the engineers On tue Cleveland j. Pitts.
burgh Division have gone to work, mud signed
. paper agreolng, il tnoy arc glyon employment,
tint they will not striko again, and douounoe
tho "Brotherhood'' as tho oauae Of their trouble.
4 train has juHt arrived from Pittsburgh.
Hundreds Of able.boaied loAfors throng the
depot, expressing their Intense rogrot that
there Is 10 little fun going on.
COLUMBUS, O., Dec. 27-Midnight.-up to
midnight no violence or particular trouble LAS
occurred by reason Of the striking ongnoofs'
Tho rAilroau authorities tonight
b111ppEn 60O cARTnrDGEe
to Bradford Junction, for the uao OF the 51or!n
Of Darka County. TAoro has boon consultation
with tho 8tnto nuthoritioa relative to calling out
tile militia for duty in oaso they arc needed, but
up to this hour no call has boon issued.
, 1873-12-28
THE WEATHER..

WAsn1saroS, D. O., Doc a7.-,For tho North
west, pastly cloudy or tlca: woathcr will prevail
with 'northwosterly to souttwostorly winds ana
slightly rising tonpara!uro. For tho Upper
Lako region, Nnl tilonco aoutl,wasd to ponnhyl-
yania u5rthwcetery to Hostorly winds, viii. slight
full Of Temperature, followed by clearing weather.
weHtorly winds, will, low temperature anl purity
cloudy weather, For tho south Atlantic states.
slowly ilcroaslig pressure, with low temrcra-
ture, light soutawostor!y wi1,'s md cloar orocar-
Ing weather, except, possibly, ~ N9rth carolina
Middle State. mud Lowor Lake region, continued
cloudy aud aot1ny weather, with fresh to brisk
wiuda On tho coast, probably clearing in the
, 1873-12-28
JOLIET.
4 Generous Act by tho Kellogg OPorn.
EroNpc.

4 Go1acrous Act by The kellogg Oporn.
EroMpc.
Srtrta{ Correspondence IF Tic Chicago Tribune.
JoL1Er, ILL.,, Dec. 25.-rho following letter
explains itsolf:
OFFICE OF UNITED STATES EXPRESS CoMrANr,l
Srn!N0rlED, ILL.,, Dec. q, 1878. +
-lgent unittd statss Kaprsss Ion'pain. Jotfe{, III:
DEAR SIN: WIN you kindly glvo your personal
atsonton to the Immediate delivery Of the money
herewith incloscl to the widow Of Joseph Miller, the
lnau who was killed by tho train conveying CON-
pany to Peoria on Sunday last
The money was subscribed by the mcEl-
tess Of the company. and tho
management, Immediately, upon learning that the
poor fcllow-wholn many Of III aaw lying mutthted
and oxpIsing-hnd left 4 destitute family.
Kindly advise me by early mail when you
lave receivad and delivered tue money, in order that
may be Ablo to inform tho company Of the fact.
11y ndtlresa will bo: Tcr1p Haute House. Ifr7o
Hautc, Ind, Thursday md Friday. Doc. - and III;
@. d. Has,
Director KeloGg Opera.Troupc.
Tho above letter was accompanied by $l3275.
When tue llAprass Agent took it to Mrs. Miller,
she was funnd in destitute condition, and ID
bed. sho had only 10 cents iu tho house. uel
gratitude is beyond expression.
, 1873-12-28

TINT this agreement had hoen violated.
reyponaibiiity, and tic worklug hours, l,at tic
wagon aro mt too high. That tloro was q larNo
minority Of tho cngtnoora who roalct1 tho iHBuo
is shown by tho lact tint ont Of iirty-oMo en-
EincorB OH Tho Cincinnati Dlvlnon twenty-five
votod agniuHt Il Birile.
Superintendent Ellison expects OIL Monday
morning to man NIL tho pasaonger-trairs nj
tisl1al. To-day all Tho pnBaonEar-tratna loft OH
time, except tho accommodations.
U1NofNNArI, Dec. 27.--Tho Pacific oxproHs
tram tho Pennsylvania Contrnl llalroad. which
loft Now York OIL Christmas. wns tlciayed OH tho
roatl Mt Dcnniaon, Ohio, wl,ero shorifr boardnd
it with posae for protection. At Columbia 1t
ran iuto MI open switch md on Lilo traek,
smashing tho locomotive M'ld slightly njnr-
ng The engincer. At midnight 1t arrived horo.
, 1873-12-28
THE HOLIDAY WILL CASE.

New YonE, Doc. a7.-Tho Surrogate Of Vest
chester County, IN this State. llaa admitted to
probate the will Of tho vito Of Bon Holiday,
vi tr Taa seooai vii aa
III August, 1878, in Which Mrs. Holiday suttlod
llor olitiro property on her SOL, Bon Holiday,
Jr.. ind hor daughters, married aud unmarried,
subject to an extraordinary condition, nnd cut
tug oil Aer husband from my portion Of her
property Ife conteutell tho validity OF Lho doc
i,n,o1,t ana ou thu trial testimony waA glyon that
ut tho time Ut tho lnakiug OF the will OF 1879
Mrs. Holiday VIVA not III hor right nind.
, 1873-12-28
CRESTLtNE, OHIO,

CRESTLtNE, OHIO.
Special UiapatcA to TThc Ehicngo Tribune.
CREsrLisr, O., Dec. 27.--Tllo passenger trainB
on tho Pittsburgh, Fort Wayno Il Ohicago llail-
way llave oil arrived and departed from this sta-
ton to-day Oil timo md arc running tonight
nlong tho road without Interruption. A linz
ltod number OF freight trnlnB l,nvo also been
dispatched l5ost and Wost from this point. 1hn
only demonstrations Of tho srisora al yet doyol-
l. Chicago hallway aro east Of this placo,
and 10 not appear to be formidable. Tl,oudore
Gray, n votoran conductor Of tho Company, and
formerly a,l onginccr, brought tito fast limo pas
Acngor-traln through from Pittsburgh 10 oroat-
all tho way himself. Tho Company havo locnl
mon enough to keep tlleir pasacngor-trainB nov-
lug, and no sorioug trouble is approhendod on
this route.