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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-07-17

LIST or LETTERS
remaining unoal,ed for in the Post Oiscs At
Toledo, Iowa, July "a, 1878.
Eta Buns Nelson Parker
Com 'jore Corrintton Adam L Richard
Susanna Dickou NJ II Sweet
Johannes Diaber 3 E Thomas
John Eean Lydia Wilson
Mary Hunnsll Joch Wuln --A,+.s,.
Persons calling for there letters will
nlease say advertised and give date Of ,hit
list. EMILY L. DILLMAN, p. N.
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WON KING CLASS Male or fe,
w male, S6O week guaranteed, Re-
spectacle employment at home, day or
evening: no capital required full instr NC.
tions and valuable package Of goods sent
free BY mail. Address, with six cent re-
turn stamp. n rOUNG 3 CO., Is cort-
land ST. N Y. 4
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ADAlNlS1KA TOKS S1LE.
Dy virtue or an order .: sale made By the
Circuit Court OF Tama County. Iowa; and to
me directed, will expose TO public sale on
the 29h day Of July, A. d.. 1878, At the
front door Of the Court House, in Toledo.
Tams county, Iowa, between the hours II 9
o'clock, .. M. and o'clsck. r. M, ccmmeu-
eng at 10 o'clock, >. M, the following de-
scribed lands aeu tenemsnts, belonging to
the estate Of David Carr, late Of saii coun,
~, deceased, to Wit:
The northeast quarter Of section i've (5).
in township eighty -four (S4), north Of rang
fourteen (l4) west Of the 9th r. NJ, except
the weet 10 acres, in Tama coua:y, Iowa.
being 81 and 87-l0) acres, upon the follow.
ing terms Of sale, to wit: All Cash.
Said premises arc appraised At 81 500 90
and will be sold to safety The debts against
said estate.
Dated June 30th, 4. D., 1873.
JOHN HILD,
~ 30 Administrator.
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THE VERY BEST PLAN

NNINHI UEN EN-,
80 $50 Sheriff Of said County.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
A PROBABLE MURDER.

At 7:8O D. IN. yesterday, Patrick Cumisky'
a ls OF No s37 East sixteenthst was found nsensi-
bic and suffering several severe scalp wounds In
front Of lager beer saloon in Fourteenthst between
trst-aye and Avenue A. He taken 70 his home by
eenas and Il not expected 70 Police Captain
lyman OF the Eighteenth Precinct upon receipt OF the in
fornaton detailed Detective La Rue and other officers
10 investigate the ease.
II WAS learned that Cumisky. with other youths had
entered the saloon with The supposed intention Of rob-
bug the TIL. and that CumiskP having laleu 70 per
s, mis- mart in the alleged prOpOsed robsery, was s<t
non ana beaten by his cOnfederates aler eaNiue me
ssloon subsequently, Matthew hapiu, a goHih
rsiding AZ No i7g Avenue b. arrested ON SUSPICION
t ofnuctv IN the muFderOus assault. ana wts lOSkru
nm in he TNgeny-secOudst Station House. Ire pSce
% still searching the assallants Out az ate hOuI
Issf night no further arrests had been made
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
TILE HORoKEN MIrRnER

Coroner Parslow of HobOken, n. j., began on
Saturday evening inquest the body OF the man
found murdered inrheEysan Fields. Thursday night
The jury mpaneed and after passinga resolution
requesting the Mayor TO offer reward for the capture
Of the murderer murderers, adjourned until Tuesday
evening. Frank Rockwell Identified the body. he be-
Heved, that OF Henry Brook Of Philadelphia and
message sent 10 the authorities of that city. The
answer showed that the information was incOr-
rect, but it leads to the belief that the
dead was a resident OF Allentown, Penn, as a
relative Of Henry Brooks of Philadelphia answering the
description OF the dead man has been missed from his
home for some days. Mrs Fitzpatrick OF Boopfe
identified the body last evening that agent FOR
a patent medicine who called az her house last week
and stated that he belonged 10 Allentown. The medi
cine purpOrts 20 be made by " Dr. J. Laubach" De
ceased German, and circumstances Load a." sh@
belief that the identification Will be completed today
by communication with the Allentown authorities. Ihe
police say that they have clue 70 the murderers. but
decline 70 give other information.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
havana WEEKLY MARRYT.

HAyLSA Pb Sugsr ieguAr market osened ar hea el ~
t - oSng 70 exchange and uuVorsbe ioFgn ad
yee 3uYers deuaud reucSa bat holder, assing - nais
and the market dull Receipts ansy 10 The
ran wsrebeass avs1s and ssrss sna
hhds Keeeiyts Havana and hsiAsssso hsErs
md hhds Exports % The from. Hagsus ahd aAtAnEa
Co hhs aiug 200 boxes snd stae Ahds 70 tue
United states -, -
Moa..as noana bs1ss seeo1st Of want u et bseon
In fair demand SIT0rH 81 eva Butter baesan Hueno'
Americas sJgd eshss Sy0S fsntsA Flour hrner
AmericAa - bb Hsms-Amengn sax. lard boo z
All At saistaL Lar ssiva keg.- 9T 73DslS q
uns III 0 y pF quutaL Potatoes ase 9ai arm sI1sI =
-r hhl Taou rOrnAnd Daret bare Ho-sJ steady Al ~
~ gallon sig bb Asket hare Ooas h IA
fair ieusnA kmlF hogslfsd, n ~ lepsi a. o. 80 -
Pine. ~ so, Ptch foe. pty9 ttfe n
l2y2l reals sugar h0gshssds Aaft reaA Aeses
HoSshsds f leGand AZ = <o reals hoea~os sAA'ea Sv'1
sll0f shcst1t >ssd dali
teAnd for the uned States keOaceo
The dry gsa,hrr "a njuuu9 ,be goEtug COO.
EEchsgs Fsegnsr ava eAk ,ae uaie states IN sefeae
dars short zh Bob In Soh bodays s9se
ass Loadou, 80 0Js' 90 Pans "a az
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03

There was rumor at Columbia, 5. c., re-
GENTLY that the whole Charleston delegation In the Legs
atnre was 10 he presented for indictment at the Court
OF General Sessions. of bribery anu corru[
tion in connection with Senator Patterson election IL
h NOT rrea that they received money but that they
signed "A pledge 20 for Patterson on consideration
thai he should his influence with the state Board OF
Canyassers their favor.
During the recent campaign it was the fire.
ouent assertion Of the Grant Republicans that they
as much opposed to corruption the Liberal Republic
cans only they preferred 70 crush 1t within the party
rather than 20 outside 10 do u. The Cincinnati Com.
reminds the Administration party OF tins. ana
calls for publication that the necessity Tor ~ ha
been disclosed. We wait' 1t says, the beginning OF
the purgatiOu. Tie season Is OppOrtune- Lent ap
prosches l. there 20 be period Of political 20 nance
iOT trospAssos AMI sins g.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
THE SEVENTH REG1MESr ARMoRY.
, z Edilor 81 ~ TrtbMne.

To a. . EdttOr or The Trtb0He
SIR: | sec that you take exception TO the appli-
cation Of the 7th Regiment for permission TO build an
Armory on Reseryorquare the ground tfst the city
cannot spare il a. breathiugplae~." The memorial
20 the Legislature fully considers this view OF the sab
iect. II says OF the Square
not arge pvbss part sad - s~t
puhls para, account Il s proHim 70 ihe
T1f value u celt property would not s injured ~ -
prooa Of eTv0 u each an Ornamental 'ut
pfos ths hay been purchased ang Yeafs 49,
n, 80 Aquraet Of saoehi pfeY-fg
essno iu.tlr IA h0us maintain para 10 IN ofh
f 49, 1rs aud personal The fet that hs pot o grof
-. - - v tr CIV or ocnpao8 Palace
oooeye " tas ue~t oi TIE ey t1ihos p p"
au1 pre-eat
This IL the ,ony ground available for the proposed
arrn0ry aud the question: involved mply whether TIE
regiment shall continue live and flourish. or shall
languish and die The following extracts iron resoin
tOns unanimously adopted W the RgDenial Joint Com
rnittee will show yon how oOgent the reasons which
have compelled the application 10 the legislature
vA.,oas gsy ge neiy q rerbers y this rerseut
- shye Tsreh and mat D0psiAOa the
~oh regiment HslnI epAH sfaagAJ reno'ls 0"s' ne
H9Ss -, " Ts preset anory Of t regiment M Tempss Mart
siItt 81 D. eslnt from N residences o tae on
ooipet tbsrsy reudering aeuit
-at 5r, uhich ueosssf 70 pilt.h ~ ntarI ehceney
..s8erstle assembling Tie reg6eut it i
aha ca@slt pcseryisg
3 az and ~ protection 81 paoie sna Pnsts property
aBd almost impossible q ohfs Al,
HNe- ~ arc Necessary - y. conurnae emceue
tlseby e1dan1cnag he .faiufc ti1 lool -
,I-s n ~ regiueni large. toofo1sDy N4' - W. 1"
pnsf orEsH.9. - M "a tie erection aTras hss beoom
A,.s 1890 % fh istole cFepe =, 4, =. ]
Hss0tsea, Tat iss ss. .tsssl bs stsgs Th5.'olFh
"a - nesrI e. 5s,i.11 80 ~ U. T.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
ELSEWHERE.

AT JRFFERsONvILLE-FoUR LIVES LOST.
CHICAGO. Feb. THE dwelling house of
Henry Cairnes. Jefferson Iowa. was burned last
night Mr. Carnes of his children and his brother
Alexander perished in the flames.
AT wOOLwICH-LosS. S550,OO0
LONDON, Feb. 2.-Fire broke out yesterday
in the block OF the Royal Military Academy at
Woolwich. and the flames not extiugmshed until
entire block destroyed The total loss is SOOOO
AT NORTHFmLD-Less, $4,000.
MONTPELIER, Feb. 1.-The wOOlen factory OF
James Gould & Son, in Norbheld was totally destroyed
by nre last evening. The loss is about 100000
AT KIRKsvILLE-Loss, $4,000.
ST. LoUIs, Feb. AT Knksville, Mo-, fire
broke about yesterday and burned IL frame
houses used for business purposes. Most OF the goods
we're removed. Loss buildings sSOCO; no insurance
AT CoHOEs-LOSS $4,000.
COHoES. n. Y. Feb. 2.-The Stark Knitting
Mill together with the storehouse occupied by Scott
stewart were burned saturday afternoon. Several
Of the operatives (womenl badly burned while es-
Gaping. Loss s4OOeO insurance, $4,000 which Is equally
distributed among companies including the Triumph
Aemania Lanca shire. German. st. Paul. Mississippi
Northwest and Union One hundred hands are throVn
out Of employment.
AT OMAHA-LOSS S20OOO.
OMAHA, Feb. 2.-The Pacific FlOuring mills
n this city were burned night The loss is obou
$1,000 The Metropolitan Hotel lad narrow escape
the nre having been subdued with the greatest diI-
aeulty, owing TO the intense cold and high wind
AT wATERBURY=L0ss S2O,OOO
HARTFORD, Feb. 2.-Meigs Trotts bakery
and stables in Waterbury, destroyed bY hre last
night. Tie loss amounts $1,000 aud is fully covered
By insurance.
AT CLRyELASD-A ROLLING MILL BURNED.
CLEVELAND, Feb. 2.-The mill and forge
buildings of the Lake Ere Iron COmpauys rolingmill
we're burned at noon tsAay. The warehouse and ONCE
we're saved The fire originated In the engine-roo~'
The loss has not yet been asceraned but will be heavy
probably fully insured.
AT ADMINISTRATIONS, $4,000.
HARRISBURG, Feb. 2.-George Birgers stable,
In Blackberry-aey was burned this morning. together
with three valuable horses. The flames spread TO Me
Cormaek's stable adjoining, and the laundry Of TIE
Iochiei House which was badly damaged Loss DO
tween 1900 and ss 900 partially insured
At cHEsTER-rHE. STEVENS BUILDING BURNED
SPRMGFrELp. Mass, Feb. "A fire at Chester
this morning. destroyed the stevens building occupied
by r. A. Allen stove and tin store; William Stevens
meat market aud Nr uOgt0a. 1lua I'd sA.osa keepes
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03

sucoess with Mendolssohn's "rnfelice" singing the
whole of twhich we beleve very few artists do She
vas enthusiastically recalled. and Responded with
Comm thru the rye" Afterward she added 20 thc
programme by request the BachGOunod "AVe hHrla'
Mr. ListeInAnn taking the violin Obbligato.
THE WAGNER vEREIN.
The first of the Wagner concerts IN ald OF
the Vereiu Of which have heretofore spoken VIII ne
given hy Mr.. Theodore Thomas st steinway Haii on
Friday. March 2A
THE oNsLOw QUINTETrE.
The second concert of the Onslow Gum
Sette "A 70 be given at DE Hail. on Wednesday
evening when a string quartette OF schumanns, ti0
OF Rarrel's for piano violin, and vOlonoelo ana the
isst .ffr,ber OF Hayn's seven Last Words" will he
ivru together with part songs by sullivan and Agnes
Zimmcrtsun and vocal QuaTtette by i. Brandeis The
0narfette have lost their vOlOneellist Mr.. Michael
Rraud who gone Cincinnati 20 take charge OF an
orchestra, aud his place Is supplied Dy MI bernhardt
KeriiCh.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
THE FIRE RECORD.
IN THIS CITY.
BRoADwAY CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE BURNED |
Loss, $400,000-oTHER FIRES.

Loss, $400,000-oTHER FIRES.
AT 2A5 a. M, on Saturday a destructive
fire, supposed to caused by sparks flying
an open crate the fourth hoOr occurred IN the large
marble front bnidng Nos 7iO and 7i2 Broadway owned
by Wood Brotber who occupied the first floor and base
ment as carriage warehouse Upon the arrival Of tho
hremen the flames spreading rapidly that
second alarm was Immediately sonnded. and soon fol
lowed by third alarm. With the ad OF tho unusual
number OF engines thus summoned, the nremen
ceeded In preventing the destruction Of the building and
the Ignition of adjoining structures, but they
unable to avert a total loss BY fire and water OF
100000, as follows:
Damage to stock OF Wood Brothers s75O0O insured in
various companies whose names could not be
taned Damage to stock Of Ncol. Colishaw & Co., i'm
pOrters ana dealers carriage trimming occupants OF
the second ho2r sOOOo in gold insured for s25OOo IN
gold principally in foreign companies Damage 70 stock
ot A. ingalls, upholsterer occupant OF the third floor
sU.; insured In various companies Damage to build
lng' si5,oco; fully insured
At 1910 a. m Yesterday, alarm OF FIRE was sounded
In consequence Of the ignition Of waste paper.
from lighted cigar stump careessy thrown among 1t.
IN the liquor store the first floor of the threesory
Dnck building, No. 81 Mercer 81 damage rifng. At II
p m on Saturday fire of unknown origin occurred on
the fourth foor OF the building No LberYpiace.
owned by George " Piatt, aud occupied By Henry Han
cock machinist damage to building, 81 COO damage 70
stock' So0i insurance unknown.
The loss OF Fisher Co.. by the burning OF their coffee
and spice mill M Duane and Greenwiehst. Friday
night, Is estimated $500 insured for t32750 in the
following companies: New-York s25OO Resoute $500;
Atna OF Hartford 75O; Pacific. s25OJ Nassau, $500
sterling. s2JOO Lafayette, $3.50: Peoples $500; Will
namsburgh CITY, s15O Westchesfr $500 Globe. $500
Relief. $500: and Adrfatic. $500. The building
damaged, $1,000; insured for 5000.
At p m. yesterday. the stock and fixtures Of the
fancy goods store Isaac Bernstein at No SSt Grand
ST.. between Norfolk and Sudolkss were destroyed by
nre OF unknown origin Loss, l0o0; insured Damage
To building t0O insured Dust issuing frem the
dOws OF the building No % Park-rew In which wOrkmen
were tearing down plasteDg, mistaken for smoke
az ElO p M Yesterday ana engines were summoned by
the sounding Of an alarm
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03

weather four days after they out which continued
until they made this port the captain strict orders
that passengers should be allowed on
deck during tho storm, but 1t nearly impos-
sible to keep them In their quarters; witness had
command of the vessel the night the passenger was
washed overheard; the heavy which washed over
the ship that night carried away two boats and stove IN
the remaining On OF the sailors told him that
was missing an hour after the provisions were given out
20 the passengers three times day it wltness's
duty ~ superntend the distribution OF provisions TO
each seerage passenger he gave each passenger every
day two three potaoes each passenger got ~ pounds
OF bread a week. mug of water served To each
steerage passenger day. ne never the captain
strike passenger. but he him push of them
who had been caught stealing; did not remember how
often he did II he the captain strike him With
stick but could not he certain whether stick or
Delaying pin This closed the evidence before the Com
mis- ioner and the testimony win be lodged with the
nrOsecuting anthOrities.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
DIED

CHAR-on Friday Jan ~ sshrOp G,sye H. .ud An,. n
Cas- aged year. months, shA day.
se eldest daughter Of ssaSs ssd aelsu g cs,p
Fq1sal services a Chss Church, Ehbeth, SOasS seoe-
coBB-At his residence in ParPpsey Meus Cous ssvss.ey
81 s late Feseses "a ror~i.,
ree p - ~ osoe CIsg vi es IN ,itead.soe At es depot a
ST. Hew-YSrk At 9:lOAm.
DayIsTA. sDssn Duyvl Jan ~ Jane Charlotte Huer -s
iRVSGOn FRIDAY. Jan 81 living ye.r age
HAsTJsGs-on Thursiy evening 18th ul@O wsreo Hsssns
The aeOa. and resaves Of e f.n respectfully syd
wayeriey-plAos. RiIaosh Canages BE the depO.
LSwRkNcE0At q south salem wes.ehs Co.. T. c.r Bovt
Funeral, Tuesday. Feb g. At 1 O'CLOCK
sITcHELLOu THURSDAY Jan %, Chari,. Ha.ey Mitchell
Tao .e' sad 6snis q sbe family funeral
Pm Carriages will Be waiting at the deOO' the arrival Of As
hcsEsPlCOo Saturday Feb Anna, eldest laughter Of the ss
Jsmes sni Catharue Ncgespic
's 5 sI s =. % s''' s 2 E sy s. ::So' a,s. s ass s %
are repectiuIly invited 70 ss,eud
MOsBLYIn Brooklyn Jan 81 lST3 Hon William w. Mo-ey sgeS
Fan,rul take place from his late residence 1 an Ae.a.s
afternoon, at Remains be taken 70 Syracuse r.
PLArr-A Panseli j. Jan d. nu Mara Plat late Of Plata
PnGed n j. on Monday % inst at AIs m from ,hs
% sa s % q ,T 5 '1 % "a Z, Mr. k'TTTsoe Nee SsTs NY E' -
% attend CanAg viii Be 70 waiting 1nys Of the ss-Jsry
p Trsn returns At tls m.
RUTTKAY-Ia Pesth. Hungary ls typhoid Jo.p.
RYRRsosOn Saturday Peb John H. RersOs, ead ye<r
his
OF funeral hereafter
SMIT-Oa Sabbath morning. Peh The residence Of his SISTER.
Mrs. Mana Alderman. Martin Smith 18th
Re1es and friends Of the isV respectfully invited
his funeral WednsdaJ the 5th o'clock from No % Wess
Thirty seooudst., without further aotoe
~ B-Bosion papers please copy
TOMPsOH-Jsn. 81 1919, residence son Heuy q.
TbompSon in AOn Conn. Oun Thompson, sgei "a 10
mOashs sad 3 days
Funeral q BB6eh. Conn.
TYJBR-n Brooklyn, Saturday Lrze wilHm a
Tyler, ssed q years, months. and p days
The relatives and friends Of the family invited attend the anersl
residence AZ Statest, Monday 1t AL
O'Clock. Her remains gl be inferred Milers Plaoe. L.
USDBRnLL-At Mil Neck a. l., Thursiay JAa 90 Msnets
j. sffe Of Abraham q. Under the Sb Of her
VAN YLIETOn Saturday. Peb l. Pen-S Van VAe The siss
year Of bis
residence No. $50 Bast Rfy Tuesday,
the 9Th irst The viii be tAien 70 Rhissbei les
wATT-n Saturday Peb 1879 wife Of John Wat he
10th yesr o
place evening. u
specifically Will Midaietosn ornxs
Coanly. N. T.. 90 Tuesday morning
WARDBN-Is Paris PrSnos jan q Lydia S. wife Of Pscs wsrses
aged 6l year. Jan E Francis Warden, aged 81
wISB-0n Friday afternoon 81 1871 Ellen L. WISE dazsss
ofChaies and Ano Wise. in the 9th Of her
The Of the iAmy respectfully invited 70 attend The user
Monday from the reteuce Of Der parents No Is Skllnss
st. beiwesa Park and hyrtesvss Broohya
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
The building was insured for si.soo and the billiard
tables for 800.
THE COMMISSIONER OF JURORS AND THE TWEED
TRIAL.

| TO fhe Bdttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Those who know Mr. Douglas Taylor
Commissioners Of Jurors. well do need
that the recent failure OF the jury convict Mr.
Tweed not hts fault H would be, OF course utterly
impossible for Mr. Taylor to- inquire riEdly into the
anecedents OF the 5000 DnOO citizens ~ for Jury
duty theyNand their conditions constantly
changing, while some OF the have been on the
Lists for many years. and handed down him by
his predecessors. He has 10 depend upon the state
mens and appearsee OF each citizen 10 his chaTae
and honesty and IL by follows that though
good cit and perhaps rich wbss recorded the
Jurynsn may have become. before nc was summoned
thiefP or - hummer" As IN the ars place there
many moro than rich citizens,i follows that tho
majority OF all Liable to jury duty poor The general
exemption UB jury duty OF OF the learned profes-
sons reduces the proportion OF educated men any
given number sf jurors. Then 1000 Of the sub
stantial citizens taken out Of the jury Hss for
service on tho Grand Jury or course 10 follows that
any panel must he below the average Intelligence and
respectabity Of citizens. But in the selection ~ the
panel the Commissioner OF Jurors has Yoico. His
duty absolutely ended when his lists Of persons liable
10 duty complete. The panel IL drawn i0t AMI he
Is not present at re drawing The further selection
from the panel Of 1Ot done the Court the Oppus
Ing attorneys. and for him 10 interfere In u woid
pose him Justly 10 the worst suspicious and he could not
do ANYTHING IN the master, any than OtherCt
being appointed Tweed regime or affiliated VITA
Mr. Tweed. that Is all He had Tweed rned oHt
OF T1mmany His office of Commissioner Jurors is
from which he be dismissed by Judge the
superior Court or the COsrt Of Common Pleas by tbe
GOyern0r W; w
Bets-Y York. Feb. 2, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
EMIGRASTs' ALLEGED WRONGS.

The investigation into the alleged il-treat-
ment Of emgrans by the captain and crew OF the steam
ship Argonaut her last voyage from Bremen TO TINS
port was resumed saturday before the Commissioner
Of Emigration. Johann Stahmer, second mate OF the
steamer testified that he had followed tie sea Tor 70
years had crossed and recrossed the AAnc ior AZ
least 20 years was second OF the Argonaut on the
last MASSAGE did not know OF any orders being given by
tie captain 70 compel any passengers 70 work. but the
captain may have said. Come, give us pull the
passengers not confined 10 tie lower decks but
we're allowed " move about at WILL tAeg had bad
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03

bah Bmpre brig Kaleros FOR Qaetssova bst Roas ,s
Ssssh aohr Keeling RICO
for Esvss.a. s.ed ste.fbshiD Richmond Tor Key west
sAFssEAH, ia Reb 2-ArTyDi Szrtg Csebsas Hsvza.
bds Csts ton Hs-re bg Jane. Crosby from B.toa vm
inR and Bhrprse from portn1 r. knight and
yorf village Belle Jsmscs;
say from wilmington, Def Sse p B0mbsy. for hverDo0 bart
Gattenburg. fof Bremen
CBsHtEsroS O. Feb zsrayed ssnshp J'Des Atgsr fscn
HeSf0rt bTk hons from Liyepool Zals roa Mscoz,
sohrS G. Bd~srf Phlriephs. Dsea B@nDsst from Pers
asdJ Osprey from se~lork Mstsoks Baltimore. Prsnk
Emily from Reskp port A. y Heyes
from boston, w. ShcknsJ and Willie LsI Ba.laare
hE yohB hcAdam hence Tor View sseB
loss pst Of deck losl sAsi BoomaOn Algeria 81
LiyeFD,T
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
THE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY

The promoters of the Industrial Exhibition
Company two years ago contracted 70 purchase the
oround living between Third and Fourthayes and
Sinetv-eehth and Oue-hHndreda andsecond sts. for
SlTDOOO 10 be paid before the LIST OF Feb, lbS
Two hundred thousand dollars were paid down on tbs
signing of the contract and yesterday satisfactory ar
rangpeuts were made for the balance, and the prop
r has passe into the possession OF the company, No
definite plans have yet been agreed on regardlng tAs
style OF architecture but al the next meeting Oh t@
Hoard of Directors Will be taken TO comIDesce
GENERATIONS a. practicable IL a. estimated uaat
tbc bmdins aud grounds will In the nsghborasod
of SlOOOlQcl lNeN- 1orh. FJhr~-