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The New York herald., 1874-09-10
STREET POLICE COURT.
A Father Selling His Child.


Before Judge Smith.
Peter Hollick, of Canal street, and Charles
Dlnser, of No. 705 Ninth avenue, were arraigned
by Officers Brett and McDermott, OF the Twenty
second precinct. The charge against them was q
terrible one, If true. and there is no reason to
doubt It's veracity.
Lima Dinser, aged thirteen daughter OF one OF
the prisoners, testified that on Tuesday night Hol-
lick came home with her father, who asked her IL
she would like to live with Hollick, ii he sent her
to school and gave her nice clothes. Sno said she
would, ana 1t was there and then agreed upon be-
tween her lather and Hollick tnat she was to 20
that night. While waiting for an Eighth avenue
car, to go down town, the officers named arrested
the party and took them to the station house.
Henry V0ehllnger, who, keeps o lager beer sa-
loon corner OF Forty seventh street and Ninth ave.
nue., testified that the prisoners were In his place
on Tuesday evening; he knows HOllick TO be the
keeper OF house OF prostitution In Canal street
and charges that While HOllick and Dinser were in
his place, they bargaincd for the sale TO Holck OF
the cnlld Lima.
They were committed for trial in default OF bail.
Dinser claims to have acted solely for the interest
OF his daughter, not knowing the character Of Hol
lick's place, who represented himself as be. .ng
chldless and desrous of adopting an heir.
The Libby Doris Case Again.
The examination in the case OF Robert Grey,
alias James Thompson, implicated in the alleged
robbery in panel house OF Drake S. Aunon by
Libby Doris, came up AT this Court yesterday. The
testimony taken contained no important points.
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T0MBS POLICE COURT.
inc Real Estate Forgeries.
RefOra IudUa Flo ,upnar

Before Judge Flammer.
yesterday morning Judge Flammer took the am
davlts IN the case OF Gardner GerKen alias william
A. walker, who Is accused conointly with julius
Columbani and Charles Lacia, OF real estate for
gerles 10 the amount OF $4,000. There was no
cross-examlnatlon on the part OF the counsel for
the accused. The Messrs. Young swore that the
signature OF Isaac Young, their iather which was
attached to the deeds was forgery.
II Is said that Walker has turned states eyt-
dence and that startling developments are ex-
pected from his revelatl0ns, which are at present
only known to the detectives, who are diligently
at work on the case.
To give the officers OF the law an opportunity to
apprehend other parties implicated in the 1Or-
ceres Judge Flammer adjourned the case until
FRIDAY.
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THE COURTS.
Divorce COmplicatiOns-A Gu.
riOus Case.
THE SWAMI EMBEZzLEMENT
The 1.-TWO Orphans The Herald 8
Paris Letter in Court.
BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.

The case OF Walter Gibson against G. B. Tuni-
son, Postmaster in charge OF station L. am United
States District Attorney Bliss, the former for
maliciousy destroying, by burning, q quantity OF
mail matter, the postage OF which, It was stated
was prepaid, and the latter Tor declining as prose-
cutting oicer, to take oicial notice thereof pro-
per representation OF the same being made to him,
was up yesterday before Commissioner Belts.
Considerable evidence was taken and the further
hearing adjourned over till this morning.
The New York herald., 1874-09-10
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS,
Alleged Burglary.
Before Judoo spfbor,and

Alleged Burglary.
Before Judge Sutherland.
In this Court yesterday Michael Kenny and Ed.
ward Mcdonald were placed on trial. charged
with breaking into the premises OF Hugh H. Ham
man, No. 40 Thomas street, on the 9th OF June, and
stealing $40 In money from the drawer. As there
was an important witness absent the case was
not concluded.
Petit Larceny.
Henry Sloan, who was charged on the 22d OF July
with stealing 81 90 from che person Of Ann Graham,
while she was walking in South Fifth avenue,
pleaded guilty. TO petit larceny. He was sent to
the Penitcntiary for six months.
Acqufttals.
John Farrell was tried upon charge OF feloni.
Gus assault and battery, the complainant being
Martin Waters, who occupied q room in the tene-
ment house No. 1iS Mulberry street. He swore
that woman, who proved to be the wife Of the
prisoner. on the l1th OF August was sitting near
The New York herald., 1874-09-10
Base Ball Notes.

Tue Boston and Athletic mines having arrived
yesterday will play grand championship match
this afternoon in Philadelphia. In Baltimore the
Mutuals play the Baltimoreans. and at Hartford
tne wonderful Chicago Giants play the Bartiords.
16l BOwery.
Tne Nameless'Arlington match, second mines,
wnlcn was announced TO come OF on the Caplto-
line grounds tomorrow has been postponed.
The New York herald., 1874-09-10
BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.
MARINE COURT-PART l.
Decisions.

D6CIHIOn6s
Before Judge Gross.
Ferdinand Mayer vs.. The Mayor, &C., Of New
York.-Thls was an action to recover value of
ment Of Charities and Correction. Judgment
rendered IN favor OF the plaintiff for 1854 IL costs
and allowance Of $25.
Same VS.. same.-In a similar action. Judgment
for plaintiff for $651 %, costs and similar allow
ance.
Hall VS.. Observation-Disclosures for paintifr
for $207, costs and allowance.
Budlong vs. Acknowledgement for plaintiff for
$S5 81, costs, &c.
The New York herald., 1874-09-10
MARINE OOURT-CHAMBERS,

Decisions.
BY Judge Joachimscn.
Rngle vs. Moore.-Bail reduced TO 800.
solomon VS.. Lowenthal.-Moion to amend sum-
mons granted.
PLACE VS.. Murphy.-Demurrer sustained.
Wlckham vs. Haviland.-Motion to yacate At
tachment granted.
Ryan VS.. Farley..-Moton for leave to file sup
Elemental answer denied.
BY Judge Spauldiug.
LesZynsky vs.. Maycock.-Motlon granted. with
$40 costs.
The New York herald., 1874-09-10
ESSEX MARKET COURT.
Of MONEYS Assailants Ar
rested.
Before JUDGE Otterbourr.

Before Judge Otterbourg.
Yesterday Onlcer Little, Of the Seventeenth pre-.
cinct, took John Coye to the BEDSIDE OF Michael
Mooney, who was brutally assaulted by gang OF
ruff1ans on the I'd OF september, and IS now sup
posed to be dying. Mooney fully Identified Coyle
as the man who handed Reddy the knife with
which the wounds were inflicted.
Carrying Concealed Weapons.
John Nugent yesterday appeared before Judge
Otterbourg and charged Frank Farrell with hav-
ing assaulted him with billy in August last on an
excursion boat In the East River. Farrell resides
al No. 1884 Fifth street. aud says ne Is a bother of
champagne. He was held for carrying concealed
weapons IN 1000 bail to answer.
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the river this morning in the tug George w. Childs
to meet the steamship ADbotsford and welcome
the returning Boston and Athletic clubs from their
european trip. The TWO clubs Will 0e entertained
to-nlgnt, and tomorrow they win have reception
game on the grounds OF the Athletics.
The New York herald., 1874-09-10
THE RACING.

the sport yesterday was not as good as was ex-
pccied. Four events were on the card, out only
Two Of them were races. the other two being for.
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ZEAL ESTATE.

The only features in the real estate market yes
terday at the Exchange Salesroom were the three
following legal sales :--Messrs A. j. Blocker Son
& White by order OF the Surrogate, sold the estate
OF the late Hippolite L. Rifrlard, comprising the
premises No. 48 West Forty.nIth street, east OF
Sixth avenue; Mr.. william Kennedy, by order OF
the Supreme Court, in foreclosure, under the dl.
rection OF T. Ii. Landon. referee, house and lot
situated on 124th street, between Sixth ana
Seventh avenues, and Messrs. Allen. Dooey 4
Henriques sold. by the same order, under the d.
house with lot located on Thirty. second street,
west OF First avenue. On the premises yesterday
at East Orange N. j., Messrs. A. ID. Melllck, Jr. &
Brother SOLD at public auction the residence OF
JuluS Molter ana several building lots. The bid
ding was spirited and the amount realized was
above sales:-
NEW YORK PnorERTY,1Y nLEEcxER, SON WHITE.
lSs bk H. and / No 46 W; 10Th st.. s. s., 800 It. c.
ny WILLIAM KESNELLy.
l2s fr n and ! on n s. l24th St, 200 # W. Of 9th
av; lot 25xt00 II; Mathew u. Barr.....-....... a525
ny ALLEN, DooLRY h nESRIQUEs
l4s bk tenement h. and l., s. s. 32d St, 27s IT, W.
OF st av.; lot 25xJa block; VIM +. Reilly, pin 49, 37Oo
Nkw JKRsEy PROPERTY AT KAsT 0RANGk-nY A. q.
Residence and plot corner Prospect st. and Marcy
av.i plot S34x2OS5 with l.; George Booth. . 5000
Plot b on Prospect St, 76x5O. 2,2sJ
n,ot ~ on Marcy av Soxi1o; T. Garlicns.."...... so
& P,ot p on Marcy av ssx5s G. Batterwor,h... l.IO5
riot Z" on Marcy av, pxl55; G W, Buerworul. 7e0
Plot on Marcy av 5Dxl55; Jas. T. Hampson..... AS
Plot ., on Marcy av, 50xlbj; g. A. Bvfied. s0J
Plots. on Marcy av, 5Oxi55; c. A. Byncld 27s
Plots 10 anu H. on Marcy av.. 50xl5j; +. Garichs,
Plot on Mafcy av, 5oxi5j; g. w. Bond sn
Pot Ia, OF Marcy av Jxl5j; John HYDE. 21l
fot IN on Marcy ay. SOxl55 e. App!eton Jr..... 2t5
The New York herald., 1874-09-10
BEACON PARK RACES.
BOSTON, Sept, 9. 1874.

BOSTON, Sept. 9, 1874.
The Beacon Park fall meeting was continued to-
day. with largely increased attendance OF spec
tators. There were two races on the programme,
and in both the fav0rites were badly beaten. In
the 2:3S class there but six starters and the
knowing ones backed Howell as the iavorite at
SIS, Bella s2s, Reserve SIS and the field S. Royal
George won the first heat, Howell took the second
and Bella the last three.
The 2:2S race was one OF the best and most
hotly contested ever trotted over this track.
There were nine starters ana before the first heat
Everett Ray was the favOrte selling at 500,
Commodore $45, Parkis' Abdallah SIS and the field
SIS. The stallion Phil Sheridan won the first heat
Commodore the second, Music the third, and the
last two were won by Commodore.
SUMMARY.
BEACON PARK, Sept 9-Purse OF $4,000, for
horses that have never beaten 2:38; mile heats;
best three in five. in harness
w. L. SimOns' b. m. Bella.
b. Mace's br. 2. James Howell. ....... 3 l 2 3
]. Woodruft's g. q. Royal Ge0rge..... 3 4
J. McKean's br. g. Reserve. .......2 2
ID. Maces blk. 9. Arthur. dis.
Time, 2:29-2:2S-2:29 20 1s-2 800 49,
SAME DAY.-Purse OF So. 600 for horses that have
never beaten 2:2S; mile heats, best three in five,
in harness.
]. Fitche's b. g. Commodore. ....4 I611
w. G. Trlmble's b. m. Music ........ 5
j. r. Farnham's blk. g. Phil sheridan. 4 3 q
r. Armstrong's ch. M Mollie MOTIFS 2 2
J. A. Batchelder's b. g. John H....... 8
j. G. Eckerson's b. 9: Everett Ray. S
G. Ferguson's b. r. Frank Ferguson. 8
G. II. Balley's b. &. Sheppard knapp 7 dr.
TINE.
The New York herald., 1874-09-10

Atlantic ""4' ..'.1's. 8 Q 3 3 III
Runs earned-By the Giants o; by tho Atlantcs, s.
tics G.
Time OF gamc-Two hours
Umpire-Mr William McCiean of Philadelphia.
Return OF the Boston and Athletic Clubs
from Europe.
PHILADELPHIA, sept. 9, 1874
The friends OF the Athletic cph started down
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-23

The Radicals should be proud of
their Senator from Texas. Notwith-
standing his proverbial illiteracy, he
has been made chairman of the COM
mittee on Education, and when his
appointment was announced ii was
greeted with uproarious laughter, so
keen was the Senate's appreciation of
this refinement ofsarcasm. This shin
ing light of Radicalism is named Flan-
agan. He is one OF the salary grab
bers, and the other day made u speech
on that question, in which he not only
defended it, back pay and all, hut said
that he was in favor of making the sal
AIRY much larger.
70 add to his utter contempt of de-
cency and propriety, he had drawn
from the Treasury $1,000 of his back
pay, and during his lmgrammatical
TRADE, Haunted it in the face of the
Senate and galleries with the boast,
amid the outlaws of the spectators,
that he had got it and put it whar no
man could git it." The Senate, how
ever, is not entirely lost to shame, and
appeared to be completely, disguised
with the spectacle. Flanagan used the
idom of the plantation hands of the
South, he having been, notwithstand-
ing his present profession, an overseei
on plantation before and during the
war; Honesdale Pa Herald
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-23

LORD MACARTY has been present at
n Chinese theatrical performance. The
building, including lodgings for the
actors, gardens, etc, occupies u site
which covers square mile. The per.
formances lasted twelve days and
twelve nights without interruption.
The twelfth day was of course the
browning day. It represented the
Marriage of the, Earth and Ocean,"
when every animal was represented,
from the elephant down to the donkey;
alter which theocean offered its steam.
ers, rocks, corals, mermaids and whales,
the final effect being produced by d
whale throwing Il cascade of water
over the stage without hitting any one
in the house. Thereupon the Chinese
enthusiasm knew no bounds, and the
audience reproached Lord Macarty
whose English blood was not stirred
by the cry of "Hash0wny haho.n Tn,
fan of it is, the audience come and go
eat and sleep, rarely leaving the build
ing during the twelve days of the per
Torrance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-23

The truth Of the adage that "there
may he some good under all old coat"
may be adduced from the fact that in
the pocket of an old coat OF John Hop
kins, deceased millionaire of Balti-
more, was recently found n will of his
nephew, Arundel Hopkins, deceased,
Ia man of wealthy, which was filed for
probate in Baltimore OH the 18th inst.
II was made aud duly authenticated In
Paris In March, 1872, and seems to
have been long carried in the coz,
pocket of the uncle,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-23
VIENNA, September 6, 1873
ENGLISH DEPARTMENT.

We. that is young American
lady, medical student, and myself,
have had very good dinner at the
American restaurant, and felt in q
good humor, ready TO be pleased
with everything and with a re.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YORK. Friday, Oct Q. 1874.
A. Tho Excbonpa SalesrOOms to-day James
M ,t,or .oId nv order OF the Supreme Court plot Of
romnd in ns,s wentvtbrd Ward located on the north
east corner Of and sae Sy
nhard y Warpett and william Kennedy were post
poned s.,e NJ thu three-s,ory
n, ,n house and lot No. Ss west
Forty Hs between Fh and md ,ss prce paid was
$4,000, all cash The purchaser was Mr. FRANCIS W.
Weld. .,d Clt1aheth M pers take
comsd"rabe notice OF the large sale at
Staten Island by Beecker son Wne .Sap
ppwIcTsey always wanted Staten Island nap SUI sne
will begin by buying up the W,tsr discovered
s s value and will pay high price II seems 9da t9ss
the shortest way from New-iork h,Ta to ia really the
The property to be Sold although on stnten
Island is within few hundred feet oi tne 0en'r "''
road OF New-Jersey.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10

CTONINGTON LINE for NEWPORT and
- BOSTON
The new and magnificent RHODE ISLAND Taea,y,.
Tbnr.dsvs and Saturdays and the elegant NARkAGAh
sETT Mondays wedped. and Pday from Pier 80 North River
Of Jays 3 ali other
Tickets oil principal railroad Offices and sserooms secured
he on res of Express and at $40 Broadway
A DR VRAU Freight Agent W. FlLkEs Gent Pas Ageat
Il. s. BABCOCk. President
IFor Other Skambosi, and Railroads zee Third Pagel
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10
WOOL MARKET.


PHILADELPHIA Oct 9-WOol- Market dull hut prices sfm;
stock scarce Pennsvan and Wes, Virginia Double Extra and
.hoys IS Extra 54Q55c; Medium 55G51 he Coarse 5Oc
NevYorl Michigan Indana and Western Fine, 4S0jlG Medium
53aj5c 4sd5Cc Combng, washed 60d6oci Comblng
unwashe 42d43c Cspsds eomug, 63 64c Fine. unwahed
81 93G Medium unUashed 3sa4Oe TubTashed 90
dfO Colorado washed 2Sd35C; Colorado unwashed 24d26c
E1t. and Merno Pud d47c No and SnJerbne Pulled 439
al L; Texas Medium % r3jc Teyas Coarse Z2@
25c California and Medium, 29G31c; California Coarse
22G35c
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10
Brooklpn propsrtp 90 fsi.
Qonntrp properip 10 Cet.

An ELEGANT FURNISHED COTTAGE to
N LET MsI,ob ~ j. Morris and Essex Railroad stable ,nd
hos neade cheap situation hne health perfect Inquire oo
lege place. Room i.
ELORIDA-GREEN CORN SPRlNG.-A fur
ushed HOT sB to LBT saable for family or party usung
Flords Winter. Apply at 2s East Twenty,eeondst
nor KENT.-Desirable HOTEL in Wash
nston d. c. 90 North Capitalist within square OF the Csp
to tno.n as the Wks Hotel containing 40 rooms thoroughly
all modern eonyenenees location hfstesa Apply TO X H.
WARNER Washington. ID a.
TNO LET-Furnished or Unfurnshed-At
i Plsineeld. N J-One HOUSE, with Ia rooms 10 rooms
PART OF HOUSE, all within siI minutes 9 de0o. Apply to
kyaS JONES. gasss.L
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10

cemanl; No. White Wabash 81 III No White Michissn
81 lS2 EI.. Do 81 lSa; Amber Achigs9 held a, os
Eovs~s"r No Red 81 o. Rejected 9ie No Amber ,s iTo
DO Nav October 73c December 67c; Low Mixed New I5ei
November Gc White S7c grade New 78e Dsmsged aOc
shade better: 5Ss4c; No g 524c; hchgan ooo.
Rejected soO White 81 "a freish du S oos s1hsS Sns Neat
bush 10000 bush Oats Shipments-'aVoo ouSn
W heat, bush Corn. 1000 bush Oats
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10

All who have real estate for sale or to lei
and those desiring to purchase rent such property
will fnd to their interest to advertise in The TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that of any other
paper and in addition to this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will he found only in NewYork and all its cities and
villages but in every State and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should be as brief as Will
allow of the advantages claimed being made clear tothe
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions of THETRBUNE, Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly, comprise individuals in every
professions consequently advertisements in each
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE devoes especial
attention to reports OF sales of real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly to the value of its col
uns as an advertising medium The charges for adver
Using are as follows DAILY TRIBUNE. so cents per line
for insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE 81 per line; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE cents per line. About ten words OF
our wide columns line Terms. cash In advance.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10
6tfamDoaIs ano Halirodos.

LBANY and TROY DAY LINE-Steamer
~ ARMENIA will leave New York Monas Wednesdays end fi
$50 TwentY-fourthst at 40
Returning ALBANY Thursdays Saturdays at 500
IN. Landing YONKERS TARRYTUwN and NYACk tby ferry
boaD. WEST POINT, CORNWALL and NEWBURGH, POUCH
KEEPSIB RHINEBECk. CATS6ILL and HUDSON. .
Trip tickets West Point Cornwall and Newbugh return ng the fol-
10. .a.vL
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10
Citn Real estate for Sale.


FOUR-STORY brOwn-stOne HOUSE, 25
wide side OF Madisonave the entrance to
the Park SALE completely and elegantly furnished Prce'
$4,000. Apply at 80 Ldberty-st, Room =
A BARGAIN.-The frst-class medium sized
N urory HOUSE, No 63 East SIyhistst north
between Madison and Fourhayes with pier and paTOr cor
Apply to . - ..,.uo,, =, on,
4 SMALL HOUSE, 15x40x10011, three-StOry
N brick and high basement cheap (SsOOOe terms eas
l3th-st "a aud 3aves de IN line condition. every I'm.
royement including fixtures Apply at lO1
Heury-st MRS. LAWLORS.
DOR SALE-Or will exchange for a smaller
house in the unncunbere country property iourso
and basement browntone ROUSE 22I6O feet Masonye IN
of Phsye 10 the Park IN perfect oer and
cabinet tnih ard
tine Aoor will sell cheap for cash. Inquire OF OWNER Z7
Canalst.
EOUR-STORY high-stOOp brown-stOne
HOUSE G22 LerngtOn-aye. between ny third and Pity
20 lOIJO fe Ia fine order throughout walls
water to top OF house fourth floor divided and
will be sold low for cash; mortgage SlOOOO Fur
nure sold with house desired Apply on the premises
NO. 10 EAST 46TH-ST, 200 feet from 5th
~ avefstsss full sire fouItory browuetone HOUSE for
SALE very low possession. s EDDY, l Park place
NEW 4-story first-class cabnet-fnis
SZC OOO also NO 5sthst viii be rented
out furniture. Apply on premises NM BEDELL
WHAT Is A BANKl by Prof. BOnamy
w Price Professor Of Political EconOmy at Oxford Price
Ouerb bupdre Address THE TRIBUNE, NeW-lork.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10
HARMONIOUS.
VERY. Wanted, an

THE LARGEST VALENTINE MANUFAC-
l. TORY IN THE WORLD.-rHE LONDON LACE PAPER AND
VALENTINE COMPANY wholesale and Sstoners Vsen-
and NewYess Stationery Bookmarks Shop Tickets
Funeral Tablets Valentine supplied with material or
the variety Of Looking and Stove Ornaments The
Room Coil so inches length especially recommended j.
T. WOOD Co. ?7S 279 $50 Strand London. w G. Manu-
factory Glars Shippers ppLei WLoe:ae and Export price,
lis sent free On
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10
Qhauces TOR Dnslllcss 1ften


GOAL LANDS for SALE.-FOr sale IN Dade
" County Georgia. 16O ACRES BlTUMlNOUS COAL LAND.
Of fine qusty and practically eIhaustbe me land
located Mounsn q miles from Whese Station on
the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad which only Ia miles from
CHATTANOOGA TO person having requisite capita h IS an IN
opportunity obtain that Will require hut lnol
develop in region where there is an me
date prices For further particulars apply
CHARLES T. HOLMES Box 127 Post Ofce. Macon Georgia
C0R SALE-A SEWING MACHINE and
TRIMMING STORE long established in 1rsi-rate location
tools particulars ADDRESS H. ooh
l07. Station A, \. Y. City.
EOR SALE-THREE GREENHOUSES, 12 by
53 feet built the past Summer; partly stocked with plants once
shed best OF lceauon horse
every minutes sold of hesh great sacrifice from
cost. Call on or address D. h. uALL, opnhgheI m-ss.
TTNHE advertiser has a large tract OF LAND on
we'll suited the cultivation OF fruits and veg
Northern markets Good steamer and railroad
facilities little earlier than Charleston COmmun
with to :" an
extensive ALPHA Box l3O Tribune Once
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10
Aurt,on Sales OF Real estate.

DUBLIC SALE in PHILADELPHIA On
Tuesday Oct ~ IL O'Clock at the Phla phi. k
cbsrge Of valuable BUSINESS PROPERTY Nos 4O9 AM ~
Chsnat. two fours,ory Brick Bgtngs now occupied p he
Peon RAM lot 4Oia fet 'front.' l73 feet deep to
two fronts THIS property situated the most valuable business
adjon the and ELEGANT whie msc
bng of the Philadelphia ami Safe Deposit Company opposite
The house PosOGce and Western NaIion Bank ana on e
% sop9re uate the buildings OF the Philadelphia va
tonsl bank Farmers Mehsncs National Ban Penn'yIvana
the and elegant
hal cash For further particulars addres. soSs ,,,,,
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10

lFor other Skamtost, and Railroads zee Third Pa0e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-13

The fuoeral of ex-Presideut Fillmore took
place at Buffalo n. Y, yesterday. The hearse
was decorated with national aud funeral en-
blems, and was followed BY a long line OF car
riages, With pail bearers mournners, natlonai'
State, and city representatives aud citizens to
Forest Lawn Cemetery, where, after the nual
services of the Episcopal Church, the remains
we're deposited 10 stone grave 10 the family
lot. The streets along the line of march we're
crowded. 90 the lid of the coffin is solid
silver plate containing the following description;
"Mllard Fillmore; born January 7, $780, died
March 8, 1874 y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-13

ant features of the bill we're but hastily COZ
sl'lered by the General Assembly, and that ma
turc deIiberation will lead to its rejection by
the coulrelling numbers Of all parties But if
MY n"d is deceived in this re- gard if my OBJ
j.cions are to be condemned and repruached
If pu:lticaI fri"u!s shall become foes, and as
>uch, beglrt My official life in the futur..; aud
II the pathway of du;y shall be lighted with the
hl"z" of my burning efigie>; nevertheless, |
shall tread II with an un'altcrlng stept to the
end JAMES T, KrNprR