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New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
Broo.:lnn ncal Celate tor Sale.

Broo.:lnn ncal Cetd!e tor 5ac.
TOR SALE.-PARTIES WANTING 2-st0ry
snd bfown-stous 10 SBs good uefaborlooI ht
sppyne MOODY ROGERS, 2o9 ho1tozne' Br3oAlya y T.
TIOR SALE, a 2-story and basement brick
HOUSE, located Foauh-Iye D,,klya; y, DDust for
900 Apply to MOODY ROGERS 300 Aoptasle'
ST., BTooAlyn
EOR SALE.-Notice to House Huntcrs.-Auy
fr.tesss cgaorhood wL cheap dd ja what
b. sVpyng to MOODY ROGERS, 2Oo AopIiSae's'
Brooklyn
HOUSE FOR SALE-cheapest property IN
Eroo4yn. 3soy and bI 'nlt hrc4 iOCh; II room 81
r,rovcm,s oc Prospect place. can be loasLt Tor $1,000
Agpy to MOODY sOGEas. 2OJ Noatigoe, BrooAyD, y l.
EIOR SALE on VERY EASY TERMS.
L ~ lO2 Pirr-Ir'.-Frne store lad togse: lot, 27xGo
Nos 40 81 and 80 Ni8..ust Frame dse lot 4iG!OO
Ecs. 2u6 and 26s Wash ytor.'-Pau3 t"eun!; lot i6tD
No. 43 WiilouEabg-st.3- -.orr Lck honc lot 2j1lOI
70. 81 Hcks-s.-34ory b.iek loac: lo' 25t,99
No. los kcmsea-si.-3s'sry bi.ck house, lot. ZJsloJ
". p. COOK 2JJ W1ahns;onsl, Br)oklyo
ID s. BUSSlNG, jr., No. 20l MontaSuc-st,
1as lContinena Buiug BROKER in REAL ESTATE ana MORT
GAGESaTius wishing BOND aud MOKIGAIE can do
through The advertiser sodrd bass security artn aIou
given peons Owning Real de in Brooyn D
Country Property exchanged City zeal Estate Ne" vel built
brown stone front hoases 10 eIchInge
Capitalists deng 10 avail cfte opportunities rerd bg he presen'
depression IN Real Lsate yaln.s learn ~ excellent ch4 ce % -
chasing desirable cheap By applying al tue EJoye once
Tae largest Of improved aud vacant property near
Park having plee their Real Estate in the care OF the sl'efe
Baers select choice lots gat VARIETY Of locations nesr Flat
aboy Office. r. S BUSSlNj, jL,
20i nt,gue st., (ContneBtsl Baldng) Booklyn
Read at 2 oco-k. Nov 29: go
GLADSTONE's PAMPHLET Gin full), with
~ Archbishop MAsNISG's REPLY and LORD ACIoES
LETTER Tnbuae Extra No. % Pamphlet 20 eentsi Sheet! ~
cents, by mall
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28

s ss 5n.s s ss S s. 1: s; bales. :'. ss s.s s
eilrinoEE Nov. 97-coton quiet, mlddlns. l4sc; ne.
sales $50 bales pnSe i75 bale. stock 1880 Sse' weekly
FS fss 1Ri D sa'
sss 7sI'i1 hs
bales e1pSs 10 Great BS iGs7 Sse o FaSos
lSot sas Ae Continent 2Ssi bales; eOa''w 2oS bale'
sDnsOt Nov 27cOt'On. weekly net receipts. a2' bales
sAylySAa XO7. 2coton sm MiddHns 14ac; ne. receipts.
S4O? bales sG o9 bales to Great britain 1 SS2
bales Continent 900 bales coasiw 1852 bas sales
CoIrnaIS Nov 27cotton sm Madrrg 1857; Low Miiding
Clio baes spiUne 20 bales sales 6Ss bales stock '9
PH1.pyrrui, Nov Cotton qqeti Mdng 15e gross re.
eSp @ 5G9 bales exports to Srea Britain zoo oa , wa % re: @
LousvrLLs Nov 27.-Co,,Ou quiet, MIding, li4c
CoLUMaus Nor. 27Cocu 6fm; M1dhng, l5i2C Low Mddng
I$ COG o 9B9aIy lS we net, net receipts 4pS ., Sas
.Ioss 1874 1855 SaSs. 1873. 5000 bales,
sep,. $6Gi export. The 'e5et {75 ba eo.."iss
sapts 2lOO bales; Grea, Bn $500 bales 70 the the
Continent 1G75 to the Channel 200 baeS cOaS'y 6SS
hcrAoH 27Coic9 Ouet; Mildlng 1885, Low IN MdIDs I:
srmeo, 297 bacs sales i2O0 bales, stock 22ol bals;
Great Britain 1922 ale'' cOastTi'' 60s bales stock
CRY POINT Nov 27-c,ou, weekly recegt, sos bales
SsroS Nov 2Gosn $3.50 Ssse Sss & Ia S Rsi Se
recep 1886 bales exports to Great
l. cosswise, l6G25 bacs; sales. 900 bales
Bosroy 27-Coiton dul and uuohangdi hddne l0is,
net receipts "a bales gross4 81 bales exports TO Great Britain 5o
saies 800 bales stock 5000 6ses weekly receipts 20
bales gross 1880 baesi to Gat Britain, 5JU bales sAIes
200 ba.Cs.
Lovis Nov 27Coon cuiet and gnctangei Mdlng "a 81
net two iays, 332 bales; gross 600 bales tApmtnt oo
sales 1856 bales stock 1881 baes week net ieeep "'f
baes gross G2S bates 90 bales a!s 2O39 be
Nov 27.-Cotoa qle Mddlre, l4ls- net receipts
bales Great Bn 422J; eoatSisc l36l 'ies
1900 6 stock 1924 bales week net fecsgts lOl
bales gross l7llj bales; Iloto Great BHa9 422o DaeS
coastwise, .S9l bsles sales, 1900 bales ..,,,.
SELMA, Nov. 27.-Cotton dali Mi ding l4c Low siidding
1870 weekly net receipts, 9Je; hAheu''' '''''
Nov 27C Cotton quiet blyers aud ers apart inF
l3s,Ol3; Low Midalng, l5rs.; Good Odinary 134c; net
receipts 3 bales sales 1882 bales stock loi lIQo bales
1873 lO3 bales; reeQs o6fO baes sOpmenS'
g. bales spnners, 249 bales: sales, 9blO bales
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28

CITY ~ i:w. YORK DFPARTaEST oP FIStvCR.l
w. Se' tcmbrr !. a.
Under direction al ASbfW r. GsELN Comptroller oi the City
ofN.wYo the uLctLeI LereJy T4hc notice plutltt
The PROVISIONS th- act emitted M collection d taxes
assessments. ant Cou reat, tie CITY Of NeNYofs anl TO
relation thereto passed Aqu = Is J. ndt
lie recve u. tie lanes at tHementS which %
uca Az lad and cofrmc ard rut unpaid sal
have remained unpaid the haton Of l assess
streets avenues AMI I1rG Oiia- Hteng and eIien
J. St!. he amount
Of tie due and ng uup 10 e C o. Arresrs
View the
CT NeyYor together the thereon the rate OF
twelve Ter per snnum, to the tire Of payment VITA
tie ChArge and advertisement. And II ce'aut 'Lal
payment such lands and tennn.' WI he sold al pub
the New C,ui:ous TIE Cay Hall Psf In TIE cry
ufNcvYorA On Tuasia l~1l - olck io. the
Of which shall ohr 10 tse e same 10
lefAoa aaTa4cu the an
iad al 10 he tine Of The sale ana
R,h the tins ald iycr men Ru a oirr
Co. - And charges accrued uh sil be- coltnli
from all tie lands lecn hese a!yetsd ior
tale sbal he sjtL
is her by further given thi' detailed statement OF the
tie ownership OF tie prIr Escsst and When he
ard unpaid bubI-hci pamphlet ani that
copies p4a ht lied n tao Office of the Clerk Arrears
OF tie Finance Department s delivered to png
OF the A. ;. CADf Clerk VI Arrears
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28

All who have real estate for sale or to let
and those desiring tO purchase rent such property
VIII ana IL 10 their interest to advertise in TIE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that O other
paper, and an addition 20 this advantage, The TRIBUNE
Will be found not only IN Ncwior au all It's cities AMI
villages, but IN every state and Territory throughout the
Union. Tho advertisement should DO as brief as Will
allow OF the advantages claimed being made clear tothe
reader: We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions OF The TRIBUNE, DAILY
SemiWeeky, and weekly comprise individuals in every
business professions consequently in each
are read by all classes The TRIBUNE deyOtes especial
attention TO reports OF saes Of real estate both in city
and country, thus adding greatly to the value OF its cot
uInns advertising medium The charges for adyer
sng are as follows; DAILY TRIBUNE, 80 cents per line
for each insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE 81 per line; SM-
WEEKLY Tribune 25 cents per line. About ten words OF
wide columns verage ne Terms, cash In advance
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
CITY or NRv York. DEPARTMENT OY FlSiNCE, }
pruy,u v,u Tur f,,rfrfrtoS oy

CITY NEv-YOBK. DEPARTMENT OP FI3iNCE, J
BURBtU YOR THg COLLECTION oY TArEs, Z
CoURT.EorsE PARK, 81 LnASBzKs ST, Nov. -, lSli)
ITO TAX-PAYERS.-NOtic is hereby given
that one PER CENT viii le aided 70 all nupa!i on the
lsr or DECEMBER, ADDITIONAL ONE PEP CENI o.
DECEMBER ~ Ga ala unpaid JANUARY ~
TERESr AT THE RAIL or TWELVE PER CENT PER ASNUA,
cacu.e tie the hooks received by the Receiver 4
he day Of vii be added No Will be received
after O'Clock IN.
Office hours from . a. IN. TO . p.
MARTIN T. MCMAHON. Receiver
Ready at 2 o'cloc4 Nov. %:
GLADSTONE PAMPHLET Tin fulD, with
W ARCHBISHOP MANNINGS REPLY ana LORD ACTONS
Extra No. 2j. Pamphlet 20 Sheet 10
cents by mail.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
Corporniion Notices.

CARTS AND CART HARNESS.-SEALED
- PROPOSALS viii b. received By Police Del ua 10
o'clock a. H. Dccncr g. 1874 for THIRTY CARTS AMI fhlRI.
SETs CART ABNi.S For parcuiaI Le Cy Record Copies
for le at No =
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
Ccuntrn Real Gstate for Sale

V1N(~c1cIJoo~y>> $1,000 -
YARNS in DUTCIIESS COUNTY, n. T., for
l. SALE Apply to =. BOCKEB shekomeko. ~ 4
OYSTER, FRUIT, and TRUCK FARM for
" SALE O. r. GARDINER, Westoyer. Nd.
Ready at o'cl OK Nov. %; -
GLADSTONE PAMPHLET I'm full, with
" Archbishop MANylNG'S RELY asd LORD ACToSs
LETTER Tribune EIra No. 10 PAmphe 20 eeai'i Sheet ~
ce3ts. by mail
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
New- 1ersen Real gsiate for Sale.

DOR SALE-50,000 acres OF LAND In
Southern New will sold body or In trac oil
1000 These goo lands and opened I'd bT
railroads They water powers sooa Nooi
cedar lumber Adlres, T.. WRIGHT. Elwooi, n j.
ORANGE, N.J.-Great variety property for
" sale to tent Once hours rom TO 3 N.
l. H. GERRi. 80 Nassau. hbertTst
Ready al 2 o'clock Nov. 26; 80
GLADSTONE PAMPHLET Tin fulD, with
LETTER. Tribune Extra 25 Pamphlet. 20 cens sheet, l0
cents. By IN H.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
ReaAs at , O'Clock To-dav.

GLADSTONE'S GAUNTLET.
The f Of the eIPreps amses pamphlet the VATICAN
DEGREES tits complete sppe.sBoe this eoenb psshe
THE TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. rs.
With Mr. Gasoaes p,mp vii ves tie reply Of AreAssAss
MsBang Lor letter. sketch Of NJ Gsdsisns By Prst
Price other interesting papers closely related 70 the
important opie Price pospsa lotsn per copy,
pamphlet. 20 cents.
ASa,ss TIE TRIBUNE. Hsv.yssA
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28

Realy at > O'clock Noy. %:
GLADSTONE" PAMPHLET Gn luiD, with
VI ARCHBISHOP MAT,IS1S REPLY au1 LORD AciON'N
LETTER Tnbuae No. 2J. P4Hpl 20 sheet 10
o. mail
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
Savings Banks.
Ghantrs tor Business Hlcn

CHANCES tor Business Glen
TOR SALE CUEAP-A LIVERY STABLE
80 years with he work OF hOtesi now doing
good business half cash and half rel e.tae Apply to-
W. H. GRAY, 20 snl % Wooster-st
NOR SALE, at q BARGAlN-Two desirable
BOOT SHOE SIOikS, s'ulei sikh a.d Ega1-a.,s
For fun PARTICULARS apy GEORGE SILVER Assignee 81 war
EOR SALE-A CrOckery, China, Glassware,
H. Iiou Furnishing Gods SIONE, Old established
,tua doing good tu hryGg city TN y miles rom
bosom Til only CROGhEaY WARE STORE in the pace
Oilers e1en opportunity for or two parties lnedns
la prcsen;
ana lis selling intends going wholesale
buIlncss. For full particulars please address - ,,.
Boston. Mass.
Rs7dg at ? o'cI,cl Yoy. %:
NLADSTONE'' PAMPHLET Gn fnlD, with
w AHCUBI, nor MANFING'6 REILLY and LORD ACIOAS
LITTER Tribune No. 20 Pamphlet 20 eeats; Sheet 10
cents b. mall
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
Real Gstate TO &xfhanee.
Giip Dropertp 10 fei.

&uD lJrOpRrID 10 LII
A WELL-LIGHTED FRONT OFFICE, suit
able . e'r0on ief %a11'1STsf TP' 40 t% for cs
A FEW only left of those twO-and-one-hal
sre ami l2lth ,yy LET $50 S2onm Ia
At FORDHAM-A large furnished house to
"A RENT with all the moen improvements hot sud cold
water &c board or adss snd Fei By .e2et Tor fp,
Ss% Hss 'ii.'s's '''''''' A'@'' ND- H. ~ ,--
OFFICE TO RENT, winch has been Occu-
ad G is S Ea Pcan g sI % pdl ''' ''' ''' '
'VO LET-A splendid FLOOR of five large
Rooms end 1or % y PpntI: & y S' aud wafer t"
INO LET-0FFiCES, some very desirable, in
The buildings " and RTE1SD fi1 < @ifSG VII GO bessnn
no LEASE-G2O Broadway through TO Crosby
st. ''''' ' '' ''' S9 'if'5 ToLSS %s, eo
no LET:-yeFy cheap, in West z!d-st., near near
no LET-Newly and handsomely furnished
A.. s.. b. hOGSE below A5h. eonve ieat to Broadway
,nd Gth.aye carr App to E. A. DALEY, 53o Gih-aye
T'WENIY-0NE most desirable private RESI-
annu o~ 5000 to $1,000 70 tE'fE p3F GF IS ; r. q ea
TO LET-in Harlem, near boat landing,
THIRD FLOOR Of private house No All has. 1l9h-sL ali
Improvements aa location DneIe2hOHabe n: mOierate
TEO LET-In the Ninth Ward, the new
HOUSE 80 53 iooa-sL. Is oopsi all modern mpro
j. coEDr 255 9a1c ''-' '-''-''
V'O RENr-Completey and handsomely fur
nislel 'ni fresod Che median.s'el HoUSR 50 IA Ea,
Poes, or s. lat I7tl'. o 1855
TO LEASE-The elegant Offices Nos 100 and
gS ] SS s' E 3 S 10 s warfea ny t S OH o S II S e
pendent, No P1rpace also occ. the Norh America Life las
''-r4'' .'''-'"'' <. T. PAGE IS
VIII RENT brOwn-stono HOUSE and
tks pay BoAan rent part Of house low Apply at 23i
GED BROOME-ST.-TO LET, FIRST
w. FLOOR, BASEMENT sad sUBIcELLAR n this bs.iy
ply to H. C. PEDbEa Arnold Constable Co.. 800 Ciaals.
Really at 2 o'ciocs. Nov. %:
GLADSTONL'S PAMPHLET lin fulD, with
LETTER Tribune Extra No %. Pamphlet 20 ents Sheet 10
BrooiInn s]ropsrtn 60 fst.
PARLOR FLOOR of No: 1o2 ,Pineap?le-st:;
Really at o'clock. Nov 70:
ELADSTONE's PAMPHLET Gn full, with
E S Is nrI Fa. .2a 80 te9 s s 10
-
Gounlrn Dr0perIn TO cct.
FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.-Until Nay
taanfe ee TO mail c,Fefal family Rent O. hone s3l %
OF Dayonas-ave. Dayonne \. j.
rb'O LEASE.-The popular ana wcll-lnOwn
d Sainuaer Woo Ti be LEASED
for Apny H. TRENPBR Roniou' y. l..
hoard steamer W B,iu.n, fJot HarrlOast, Nex-Yosl.
Ready a. = ococX, Nov. %:
GLADSTONE PAMPHLET Cn fulD, with
~ ARCHBISHOP MAN&GNG'S REPLY and LORD AC1ON'S
LETTER Tribune Ext" No 20 Pamphlet 20 cents Saee 10
cents. by mail
flolels
IRVING HOUSE european Plan), Broadway
Twenh-ltEnirance 40 TWelfhsL Hotel comforts
souatle rates.
n sly 1T . O'Clock Nov. %;
GLADSTONE PAMPHLET Gin fulD, with
w Archbishop MANAIhC'S REPLY aud LORD ACTONS
LLT1EB. Extra 25 Pamphlet, 20 Sheet 10
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28

Church Of Our savior,
Fnr4e'enthst Bighhsvs.,
Rev JAMES NJ. PULLMAN PASTOR
SUNDAY MORNING II: The Permanent sanifseioas Of Life"
EVENING. at 7:ib: " Lost soaL"
For the Son Of Man 10 that which o"
shall be burnel sba ,usT l.. bs m be
savsi. Jet 70 By ae"
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
gonnlrn Dr0perln 10 Ec,.
EoIfls.


IRVING HOUSE european Plan), Broadway
Twenhltknirance 40 TNenhst Hotel comforts
souatle rates.
R-sir st O'Clock Nov %:
GLADSTONE PAMPHLET Gin fulD, with
W Archbishop NANAIhC'S REPLY aud LORD ACrON5
cents, b. mai.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
Broo!ilnn i)ropsrtn 60 fet.

DARLOR FLOOR of No. 102 Pineap1ie-st.;
front room sult'5 for ofee shop beng Bat so doors
from lutonst. :" f. COOK, 23J NasLington-st BROOKLYN.
Ready at o'clock. Nov. IS:
GLADSTONEs PAMPHLET Gn fully, with
VI ARCHBISnOr MASSISI,s REPLY aud LOED ACTON )
cents. by mail.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
NOTICE of SALE of LANDS aud TENE-

N IAIS or uU0a o sTle l71nae1 aGl l1E- opl'
iu.s, wileurss and extensions.
LIIr on h:w..onK. DErARTaENT ~ FLNAycE
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
REAL ESTATE.
NEW-YoRK. Friday. Nov. 21

NEw-YoRK. Friday. Nov. 81, 1874
At the Exchange SalesroOms to-day Adrian
II. Muller Son sold lot at observation-disclosures
teenthst. 825 feet vest Of Tenthave 25x1001 to 8.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28

l0haye, 5StL-st 2j5rl0; 5Sth-st s. 100 Il Of
1OLsye, lOOIIOOUj II Cadgp II Kosensburser.. 81
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28

Rev. Geo. J. Ningins viii de'vr BIS Gel hrel 1norou,
lecture "A Irir Canaa' Bri ~ Z. Calrch.
Mortorst ou THURSDAY hYESNG. Dee B. al O'CLOCK. Doors
z n
, 1874-12-27
A Fresh Batch of Filibuster-
ing Stories from Cuba.
Unfriendly Policy Of t11e Italian Cor.
crnmcnt Toward the Vatican.
Confident and Determined Attitude
Of the Clerical Party.
They Only Wait the Opportunity to Re-
store the Temporal Power.


F11lHUbIEHlNN HuAOR3s
HAVANA, Dec. 26.-The Didrio Of to-day says
Seniors Aldama aud Aqpilera have purchased
two ctealners for the purpose Of bringing
fiIibustering expeditions to Cuba. Gen. Jordan
il to return to the Island accompanied by Aquil-
ern and the former will assume chief command
OF the insurgents.
Tho Diario further states that Aldama aud
his companions intend to re-ostablish the Cuban
Juntu in New York. with the object Of reeaining
the influence and power formerly hold by that
body, and creating a situation in Cuba
similar TO that existing in 1869, by
the commission of all possible depredations BY
tho insurgents. It Gays Capt.-Gep. Concha
knows much mora Of the plsns Of tho insurgents
than what it now publishes. 1t gtvea publicity
to tho foregoing because Concha dislikes mys-
tcres- Concha is resolved, IS on former occa-
sions, to combat the enemies OF Spain every
where.
4 letter to tho Diario reports that strong Of
forts arc being made in Washington to obtain
the recognition OF Cubans as belligerents. Tho
letter couples tho uaues of Aldaua .nd Collec-
tor Casey with these efforts. and sAye tho object
is to throw on tho market the Cuban bonds held
in Washington.
, 1874-12-27

TTuss tHk t1HCs7E0[3 commercial.
few years ago an American lady nhi1e study.
I'M, medicine abroad. having been refused ad-
mlttance to a course OF medical lectures In one
of the most noted unirersities in Germany, de-
termined to put on male costume and pass her
self of for young man. Ono day IN American
Consul was summoned to hotel to see lady
from tho United States. As there Was no rccep-
t1on-room in the hotel, he waB shown Up to tho
room indicated in the note he had received BY
the servant. He looked in vain for the lady, hut
saw what he supposed was young man sitting
on trunk. He Was soon undeceiyed- Tho
boy said he was simply in disguise. and set
forth ut length tho reasons for such extraordinary
conduct. She said she WAS resolved to attend
that course OF lectures and had called in the Con-
sui to give her real name and place Of residence
in the United States, SO that in case Of trouble
she could appeal to him for protection. The
position oft tho Consul was q novel one but
he finally consented to take the ladys state
ment, and promised to keep tho secret inriolate,
unless she should be discovered. This did not
happen. The disguise answered its purpose:
tho lady remained ut tho institution year,
passed through tho course with honor, and ia
doubtless now applying the knowledge gained in
her practice somewhere in the United States.
We suppress all names Of persons and places for
obvious reasons. but givo the fact in illustration
OF tho indomitable perseverance OF women au1-
bilious Of d professional career in pursuit Of
knowledge under difficulties.
, 1874-12-27

4 Nashville CTenn.> paper describes = little
incident thus: One Of NaAlville's brightest aud
most sensible young ladies, was busily engaged
2 few. mornings since in making cnkc She
donned calico drcse, and pinned flaming
1ed shawl about her shoulders, fastened her
heavy brown hair in coil on the top OF ncr
head. and had just plunged her hands into tho
dough when tho door-hell rang, She hap
rened to be the only one in tue house at the
time: and go ras forced to answer the bell her
self. which she did after hastily washing her
hands, and was horrifed At discovering ler
visitor to be spruce young gentleman friend
and three stranger gentlemen. An enbar-
r2s5ing introduction took place. the visitors
we're seated in the pallor, and then the young
lady excused herself, to reappcar in few mo-
1nents in costume better suited to the rurlor.
during her abseuce she made such complete
transformation in her appearance that she was
mortified ut finding her stranger visitors d1d not
recognize her, thus rendering second introduc-
Es, mon necessary, which ceremony tho Nashville
Same young lady ne met at the door, centlemen
tho Fery aame young lady."s
, 1874-12-27

The improvements in the City Of Racine, Wis,
for the past year, aggregate in value S227, 900.
The Chicago, Burlington j. Quincy Railway
IRE preparing to test tho new Railroad law OF
| lows IN the courts-
The po1k-pacAers At Sioux City have suspend
ed operations for the present The humber OF
hogs packed to date is about o,0D0
On Friday. young son Of City-Auditor
Leckie, Of Detroit. was thrown from a horse
and received injuries which resulted fatally yes
te1day.
Capt. Bartholomew, Of the Sixteenth Infautry,
died at the United States Arsenal at Little Rock;
On Thursday night. The remains we're shipped
north yesterday
At the special election held in Alton yesterday
70 voto on the question for against Water
Works, the proposition WAS carried in favor Of
building Water~Wo,ks by $50 majority.
The First Baptist Society of Whitewater, Wis,
las resolved to put up a new church-editco, to
co@t $40, ,00U, next spring, ard themouey ia be-
ing provided for the purpose.
Richard Coninc, u soldier Of tho war of 1872
and Mexican war, died last night from the effect
Of excitement induced by the burning OF the
Paris HonEe, at Dcs Moines, Oh Wednesday morn
lnE.
An Omaha dlspa tch says 'sSince Gen. Bris~
bins return, the State AID Society has no eollc-
ltors from Nebraska asking aid for the grasshop-
per sufferers. representations 10 the contrary
notwithstanding"
The boiler Of Bodines i Hammond's factory at
Eermont1ille, Michigan, exploded on tho Esd,
and both the proprletors were severely, if not
fatally lni ured. The engineer aud workman
were slightly hurt. The cause of the explosion
is unknown; the building is total wreck
4 letter passed through tho Detroit Post
Office, the other day, bearing the following su-
prescription: To the Fat Cuas what etdits
the PontEsc weekly Gazefte and sent mo dun
min letter III envelope he stoll Pontyac, Mich
iEan."
Charles Pierstorf his wife, five daughters.
and one sou, Of Middleton, Wis, narrowly es-
caped death by drink'ng coffee in which one of
the girls had accidentally put the eeeds Of
ttrnmonium Jamestown weed). DR.. A. 4.
Rowley WAS called to attend them, and they are
not out Of danger yet.
, 1874-12-27
BILLIARDS,
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE


Frank Parker, the well-known billiard PLAYER
has returned to Chicago after long abaence as
travelling agent of billiard table house. He
makes his headquarters at Doty i, Rhines' hall.
and from few casual games that he las in
dulged in, it appears TINT his hand has lost lit
tie OF it's former cunning.
George Slosson has changed his base, having
fitted up room with twelve tables On West
aIadison street, near Peoris. The opening is to
occur neut Wednesday night when tho popular
proprietor will be assisted BY the leading e1-
perta OF the city.
Tisuaux and Joe Dion play their match for the
American t4ree-baii championship next Thurs
day night in Now York Rudolphe has challenged
tie winner.
.Vgnaux will be Rudolphe's next competitor for
tho championship Of tho world, and the match
will take place abou: the middle OF February.
The Spirit Of TIC Times attributes CARRIERS
defeat By Iudolpho to the formers dependency
on account OF the theft OF the champion cup
Just before the match while tho the Clipper ex-
plains it By tho fact TINT GARNER had more of
his own money staked in this match thao in any
other fe ever played. Tho latter theory ia by
far the moro plausible Of the two.
Rndolphe and Cyrille Dion have been having
Biegc at Mexican pool, game in which the black
pin is spotted at the side instead Of tho centre OF
the framc, tho white pins counting SO many
If tho black pin falls, the pIaye1 who drops it
loses the gan,o then and there. No numbered
balls are used. tho pins being scored as caroms
and the game usually consisting OF 100 points.
OF the various matches at Mexican pool grille
is 4 little ahead.
, 1874-12-27

The Je'rish Messenger says: 'sWe take plea
sure in referring to the merits of the Rotus-
child family, not because they are wealthy, but
for the simple reason that spite of their wealth
they strive to be useful to their kind. The men
ere immersed in business; they arc chari-
table, but tho people will say
that it is easy to bo charitable If YOU
arc rich. The women are public-Hpirited, in
telligcnt aud warm-hearted founding hospitals,
retornato1ies, children's homes. endoving Bcho-
!as:lc institutions. encouraging struggling pto-
tessionala, and taking q personal interest in
the doiDgs Of the poor. Baroness Lional
makes weekly visits in the meancss portions
of London, Frightening tho home Of the jew
tsh artiaan. giving her good counsel to the
earnest teachers of the free schools, tho metrons
And assistants Of tue various charities. Tho
daughter Of Alphonse. of Paris. teaches q good
lesson to her sisters in faith, aud to rich young
ladies OF every creed. by receiving well-deseryed
diploma rs teacher. Anseims daughter, in
vienna. Is prominent in mutc, not only com
posing songs TINT attain popularity, but aiding
struggling musicians by pen and purse.