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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-03-21
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-03-21

ST. LOEIS AND SOUTHEASTERN
(ConsOlidated.)- depot, North College
street. j. n. Brooks, Ticket Agent.
GOING NORTHWEST.
No. st Louis Mail, daily except Sunday,
leave 2.23 A. NJ.
no. ASt. Louis Express, daily, leave 2-S5 Pm.
GOING SOUTHEAST.
No. NASHVILLE Mail, daily except Sunday,
arrive 4:10 A. NJ.
JOHN ". MASS, G. 7. A.
A r SHRADER Geul Supt-
, 1874-12-03
toms. I1o said among other tlinga Tint lo ha1
d stitch lu hla slle frequently.

toms. Io said among other tltnga TINT ho had
stitch lu 1lls ele frequently.
THE r00n FELLOW.
Q.-What did you prcscribo for lin? A.
-Four doHos OF 1uln]no ard oplnni, a mustard
plaHtor. and fow OF what arc callet imprc7sd
catl!artie plls.
WItncss continued. baw linn again this
but ho ia not III condition to go ont. | did not
Inquire whether he exposed hin,Bolf or not.
lteeran,ined. By Mr. 1i'ude: uo did not
bave my appearance OF having hoon drinking to
pxceaa
Rec,oss-cxam;nation ly Mr. 0'Bricn: c.
WaB It nat dangerous for him to bo ont at II
o'clock lass nlght3 AL don't know anything
Q.-.D'd he not hayc tho appearance Of having
been tllunk2 A.--No.
Q.-You BAY you have boon hfa family ply
slcsap for tho past two years. Hayo you during
TINT limo Econ him undcr tho influence OF drink.
II presume you know Of his habits ? Al
Mcdonald Under the intluonco Of drink; novor
aaw linn, drink and neycr Hmolt liquor from
him Or discovered In lin tho ofecta of drink.
And l nlny add thai tho only illnesB which lo
has suffered from to my knowledge was soycro
attack Of cllOlora tnorbus-
Ollie did not toll yon TINT hn waB ont Mt q
llto hour last night driTiug A.--I1a did not.
4 PLAIN CASE.
Judge Doot!,--Dr. h1illcrfs evidence Is pretty
plain. md 1t leaves no doubt, think, TINT this
man IL Rtc's.
Nj. O'Brien-Your Honor, IL t.oro is any
doubt yon havo The right 10 soud q physician to
examine Mcdonald.
Judgo Doott-Dr. Miller states that hc saw
him this morning. and ho wrote that colntnll-
rlcntIon. Us ho states. without my knowledge of
this caso. Tho caBo muBt be continued until
Lext term, which commences Monday.
, 1874-12-03

PASSENGER HATES III MINNESOTA.
Tho 1nauaEora Of tho st. Paul l. Sioux City
Railroad resolved eomo tinte ago to discontinue
all passenger trains over t, road for the reason
that under tho reduced rat q of fare lxoa by tho
Stato Railroad Commfsst u,ors. under tho new
law. they did not pay. Tho action las
woko up tho Grangors 1long Tho Inns, who
had by their opposition to railroad compa-
nes brought about this state of affairs.
They haye in largo nun 'bers putitioned tho
managers OF tho road 10 con linue tile trana, and
promised to behave tAomso| vas IN tho future as
good Grangors ought to do4 10 dcsirous were
they Of having the trains r. that thoy rnqucst-
Cd thai the faro bo raisod to ccntB por m1la to
allow tho road to pay oxpen sos. The Minnesota
Natroad commissioners la Nc had this lnhttcf
tindor advlsement during th'a ln't week or two,
and yesterday the following resolutions "oro
adopted
Ltsolred Tint in yiow Of MI acknowledgment poll
tsous ot tho citizens OF Min esota Valley for tho
resoratlon Of former passenger rates gu te IT. Paul
Sioux City Railroad, md Ut tn 1ttin!natie reYeunts
sa vto to atst Ga as ~ %o
passengortratns daly between s't. pNul and Mandate
during the wintes tho laezsuI sr-fares Will 1a ILL.,
IN accordance WIN tae above se.en tho Company
h1s ia assas @ to saa ~ ts4ns a n0'
FnE10Hv MlLEa OK.
CINCINNATI, Doc. Alt tho meeting OF tue
noasd Of lsHiyoal Con.naiss! uosa, hold ut tue
Grand Hotel to-day, It waa d oItlol that mileage
on e,stwari-l,onAd frotehts botween oonulon
points should 10 calculated BY tho ahorteat
route, and rates should la ma { 10 accolsiuEy.
BUSINESS OVER t.AE cA1eAat3 nlYlsaoN or TUE
AALTIM0AE / q 10.
Special H,sHaftA 10 Ths CT :aua 2rtbn'ts.
WAslllHaToN. Dec. 2-Datltr lore rapurts slow
tliat tue movements OF fre!eb'; ate worry actlso
over tue Chtuago Division o tue Daltlnoro u
Ohio railroad. 6lnce htond " thera has M been
Irnl ln i,rt. Afrr
Division mud thietoon via CLIO 4 20 proper. Thirty
in all lava a1zlYed in Ds!tlm'N:o. For tue Weak
, 1874-12-03
ALABAMA PATRONS.

Meeting of tho stn.o Grange of Ain.
bamn--Atltlruss Of the W. I'll.
MONTGOMERY. Ala, Doo 2,-The first annual
session Of tho Alabama state Grange NO. yoster-
oay' ~. H. chamoera' ~ H. pfea'olng. fRty
county Oranges out Of slstY-t1se arc represented
by l00 delegates, and others arc yet coming.
Each county, With twelve delegates or less. sends
ma i,aIao,to md thoao viii ,n,ro sorda ta,o
o.a uo'esa.o' nuu 1'loeo "tsa nAotu sonoS tmo' IN
AZ Tue STATE o1aeefs arc present nut ono' Iho
address OF LIZ, Chamhers was very elaborate aud
able. Ho advised prompt action on tue copstI-
tutional amendments submitted BIZ lba Natjona,
c..,.,o rn,oro1 ,ho ,,n,, -, soaas,"''.a.,".s
.'ahso' opposea Tug p'"" u 'oPteHeasas'oa
basad on numerical strength. aud advised
tao rejoctiou ae tho amendment proyia-
Ing therefor: recommended Tint tia
n" nomnittco monor;a,,7o Concrss, on tha arh.
1oet OF sho ootton tax, anu the app Ointment OF
an agent in Washington to represent tho inter-
eats Of planters; recommended . memorial to
Tin s,ata I,ee,s,atnvo for = f~ao1oe,ol s,rvov nf
tho M stato @ VIII v,ew m ~ M ~ at|cal rronr1ca. i
tao e'a.o' WIZ VIZ" Ut =" os1scs"t psoa"!e@-
ton OF it's advantages IN minerals, that immlsra-
tion NAV bo thereby induced. promising tho CO.
, 1874-12-03

dwelling Of Edward @. Coolidge with iutont to
Hteal rcmaldcd.
THE uALL
JuDuE nIoDGETr-Iu ond OF cnton1ar.
JUDGE QAnY-2B4 to on, oxunpt 2H3.
JUDGE MulsonERTa-lG1 to 2u2, uxcupt l82 aud
LOO.
JunaE Hoagns-og 113, III, la, 12o to lao,
o1Gent l29, l2s, 100. Jug, l9l, 1a5, ld9'
JUDGE FAnwELI-61 to GO,
JuDnMEN1H.
UNITED sfArns ctnourr counr-JunoE p1oDaErr
IN. A. Thnmpson -. @. W. KemphtDr and 7. L..
Konpser; finding, $1,000 md roo', for new tral.-
Loll'sa Fail VII 0uO,1r1cl Transportation Com
pany rcrdlo, f4s.eo, and motion for nav trnl.-M.
Mcneil ~ Charles G. Mcrrrk anil Thomhs q. Carroll,
!otnm.-L u. fGnaon W. G. l.. Oaa nhI George II.
NNa.oIn. s1oy.79@1ames Irons y. MannfaetMre.s'
4. 1iayons, aarnsheo: conditional Judgment, s377.
.surEnton counr-tupnE Mo1sonEnrH-John nawlo
et a.. ". barbara h1cAtnhon; soraict. s0o1.
Cincutr EouRT-1upoE RouEna-Lydla Bennett
W. Thomas u. davlu; verdict, 4so0, aud mollau for
,,,na SunaE 1nsr1n =. Jsnkina. Assignee of Annn J.
burgcr VI. Frank Burger, $77.1o.
, 1874-12-03

TUE INJUNCTION OAsE Tel 60 70 REFEREE.
New Yona, Dec. 9Th sult Of James Ausell,
for injunction against tho Eric Railroad and re-
covery OF certalu bonds, 'ras before judge Vest
brook thie afternoon Oh g motion by dsfend-
ants for reference ". G. Barrett, Of plaintiffs
oounEcl, characterized the statements GU the af-
ndayit. on which tile Judext modified his iniune-
ton order, al faiao. TIE i udSc said he modified
the order not because lie II as grossly lccolvod,
as tho affidavit states. but because defendants
ought not to bo onioiued Iron paying the iutor-
ost on bouds to
BONA f1pE u oLDEns.
Hlr. Mcfarland then NOV Cd for reference.
Mr. Hill said the Issues should DO Trained.
plainti1 alleges as yo|atica IL OF the fundamental
law Of tho Company tho irs ue Of tho s30,0o0.00p
afterwards covered by tho 1896, ,000, 0J0 MORTGAGE
tho pul lchaae Of certain at cik to tho buffalo Il
Erio Road. md Of sl,tso.0oo worth of con'
lands in Pennsylvania, n III iaauo Of certain
dividends. aud the answer 4 dmitB oil and socks
to justify thont. 50 that Mt, question re'natnod
but whether tho iHsne OF da ylaends WAS Justified
by tho financial condition trf tho Company.
inquiry limited, to whleh tl,8 Court roplted tho
Rcferee wunld exclude ,mIE;oper Testimony.
It wns thon agleod that an order Of roference
be submitted at 8 p. m. tomorrow, and tho
noferoo DO named by tho Ctm,t.
LoSDns, Dec. 2.-Mr. !, cKonnn, Eric Rail-
way shareholder, obtannI! injllnction in tho
Chancery Court to-day. y restraining tho Eric
hypothccatins bo.1ds Of TIL, second consolidated
mortgage lean, towards I:.HinG the Decssnboz
coupons. Tho case will I, onle up again on tho
1ith lust.
, 1874-12-03
LAKE DISASTERS.
Loss of the Schooner sanderson and
All On Board

T,... 49,. lua x... :. .~..t. 1t.,. r. ...l 1T.
>,,,n 1,.va ~, ndaou,to e., -, r. s.rSasn ~ ~
oa,.n ~, s,;,a.a .",.,.s.,s.. ~ 81 ~
.o,,nr ~ ,,,a ,,a.a p,,a sn.,,,, It'll, s.s
,,o,,.r+ x,,,,o si.t;,x toetao t,,n ,.asa l.,
oon,f,st,b,. .oo-, ,,,,t =, l,a ..n,a 49, 49,.
,oJs ,f t,,,,,,, ,,o,,,aa sra ~ ~ H. aaa .,d
sa,.ra. r.ot..s - .,.e ,s,s .......,..s a..,.
the o'enonta to save sae'f 1fall efats from hhfp-
wreck aud themselves from watery Eravo
Though the thermometer is below zoro. and tho
fierce gals Ia so}ashius tho waves over tho decks
a. Iuo sessS'' sSi1 sn' n,a'e 'o,'oss a, VI .Lo
deep hase 10 rema'n on decR ana look 70 1ho
pumps aud tho rigging. There arc no warm
stoves around which they can tha,7 out their
.ost nd xo,1t for tsa,r 1ires an,, ro+ nftor
po1s auu "o'A tor 'ne's ives anu w.. aisos
Struggling Tor houra. thelr strehgtn hnal1V gives
why, the vessel fills NTH wator, and down 1t
goes to tho bottom Of the hike, and With it overy
humnn ami on 1,oard. In win flo tho fam1io.
sS' ss,' -. sa .aa,. ..t,~ ~. 80. 49,
" tne ''c''a7 "alS 'oi sno'' 4o'.,u. :. 'h'u u4o
their toars anu their praSere. but q Snort time
eiapses, nnd the fears entertained for tho safety
Of the craft aro confirmed by the announcement
t,,,t ~, ,.a,a1 to. ro,o aow, ,r,th iii t,,da
1nat ~ .oo"o' -. s1 ."m. 49, a" 49,.
"t' Nv w" '"'oA " 'e'A 49, |'' - 'u.e
About soae aRo' wien eno Mo,ilson "ent
down with all on board, cry OF horror was
heard from all sides, llat GtBaatEf was CpQStu-
arod cr,raordinary. BECAUSE como ana Ind alvnva
1su .sJ ~ ~ 49, 49, n,,.;. so.aa. tss
ooea sa7eu 'o to4 tne sa'o' LUIS sc"soo' nav.
eTeE, Inns been SO prolific OF such d'sassozs that
they begin to become common occurrence. It
ia hardly moro than two months ago TINT tho
wan5cror VA aorou,csd =. n,;sa,nfr s,e ntz
"anoe1e. wan "ououneeo 10 n1eo"6' noo noa
At taa bottom OF tne laRe' nod LIZ there WI pron.
ably remain forever: ~ t4e oIn OF Aovemhor
Tue schooner ntlan.a 10Y tnss clty 1os vs%ogo'
and ehe 100 haB nos been beard or ssnee,
and may safely be GOT down as ioundosod WITH
all gu ooafd. a vesaol: tue name o. "n,ch has
not ycs ttansplrcd. snnn wth a'i oM board a9on1 M
TWO Neees aeo aenr CnlcnesteT. ane vast Arss
reached the Weian9 Canal on saturday. = "ns
also lutltuhteQ that II might be tho 6c0H Pearl,
, 1874-12-03
/. 0. y. r.
Tho Nisconstn Granu Lohgo in BcH.
sion mt Miltvnutkce.

cv,a wx~a.n.r,s-1 f.x-,.,s 4oauo 4-p Rr-.
&Ao "a'co.1sI1 stA"0 Aoaso ia oos-
SION at A1iltVnuzce'
gpceia4 D,sua&eh 70 7hs chfcaoo Tribune.
er1,w,urrr ty;u Tn, nj. n W c-.,1
AiL"AphEE' "ia', DEC. A.-4Le H. W. ttano
Lodge OF Wiscopsin I. o. o. r. convened in In
eet 4o.' pu''usHS 'o'u'sut ~ oe'oeH' tne eso'
ret1ry q report wns submitted, showing that dis
pcpaatlops have bean issued during tho year to
fhirteen lodaca and snyen Heheknh dcnroe
lodges. It .tates that Oregon Lodge aud Reeds
s.a ,.;t,,t,o15 t,.s;. 80,
49, .sa4 ~. .,st1 1ao siops.ts' "n'e1.
1odge On tbs !odsa ceasinr I, ~ work NJ @ sur,c
Ietis u % %aattaml1s 10 oaastes; :, aea noo otegoh
~ ,aabora w;ch ~ o;nn,a =, . nu,ons
large. and this is taken advantage Of by tho Seo-
Yslarv TO deuounco dishoucs; memners SO ehap,ng
10 SO to It tho % fpds % amonp o1sa' Jyts '0'
nE,tuEns1t1p.
10 AA'D''s 81 t''Ss''0 '''s7'''n' ~'''.'' 80 ".
sspsadsd *@t1:::.'::::
1sc+acd. ".............-.........- IA
- 1.slo
Net rain. ...........,. 1?3o
''@' 'D'lD0Ss'4'p'' 44:ee'
7ss. Gr:nds In good a,undIug ug...............i,7-7
sistess ] NJ %aa'ss1s oi RsssEah to1ess
ngothors Of R.bckah reported BY lodges. 5n
1Enhans 1[n,'a., renDrtea t1atsa g. g.
ons a for for rot roHei q o Waowed nss sS
Amount paid fos luryIsg tha dea1, ,....... 3.16385
-
Total relief. .....,-.......-........s ls.oo78o
, 1874-12-03
TIC A.
TO All. EIlED1TOKH or TIE GREAT
WESTERN VEl.E[:LtAYlI COMPANY.

l.
WESTERN TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
Public nu.ice herohy given that n pEsuanco ot
tain ardors 4uy maq and enteset 1 rocota r. Gsr!An
@ss 2fst SSsss r. sfSs
q IL :easst Il F FSs s ethSW9ss H. ss
Company and all Of ts oosty and Ggnts Of every na
ss sa w M Is ss q
b; b e.. sSsss 9s !? sss
esSSaaos 6esStqx p'n sna s asraa IT, M
S S$r = r. pG:
Superintendent lho tatd KeIeser aud at tlls o,dos
ii nd nsise ~ ersa,s:fs II ssa Vsset felS
Ges "ss sans :a
tss hs;sas ssdS'aa' tia'f siasss vi" sa aaSarfsa
Thu I'D sias,or after ths rosat ot sad o,!n' shall.
s a &C. ptoos S,;s a @
sa H:o tstote ais findings tAoaupoa to tho upust ios
II i further. orisrsd that ths .sia Mssto. In Chancory
es9ss oa i 'tt.f M bs
eaas psass rs III Mss
shall eunoluds eytde 60 upon saiu uafus and make
fiji. ualu.s aHafwss oiaaTad UPON dus sppiieatfou 10
thS V"ts ad M gs0t,2s n,,s ,sar;wx :. x tnrts!or i,
te s.osn tSpany
ss, hS N y a ds2 ::s M & Gs.ss = ill.,
lue,day. thu sh day oi Dnoonber, 4. L. jsIt, ii
oouok Or ~ seon thotcntssF, within hs tl,ue limit.
10 sl. 9nd h default the1sot claim: viii bs duba,ted
o'''a on's'so' N''' ~ 'i1tte in1tteAA ii. quAsE.
A1.stssi Ia ch.ussry II oook 0o., olfauit Court.
, 1874-12-03
At0SlkG CONCERN.

NEw YoRK, Dec. a.-Iho Now York Times says
edStorlally, that thu ARures Of tho rauiiio Mail
Company uhow total loss IN operating the ino
during tho last eightoan uontha Of o., 4a5,~
GLOSS.
, 1874-12-03
noyenty-t'se

ending tho 21at nt., eIgty.ono carloads nf r1cr-
clandiBo wont from baltimore over tho Chicago
Division, ant1 for tho week ending the 25th ult.,
aeyentY-tWo carloads.
The New York herald., 1874-12-04

SPORTING-DOGS, Binds. &C.
FOR SALE. ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS.
"A Birds &C.. Medicines for all diseases: prepared
Food for mocking BIRDS at b. q. DOVEY'S No. Greene
street Canal
The New York herald., 1874-12-04
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AHUsENENTs-sxcoxp PAoE-Fourth, nfth and sixth
AsrEsoSiiuopu.nYs-E,xyssrn sSiiup.ns PAsE-sixth column
BALL sEAsoN-ELfy ns1H In paSE,second coe% column.
BoxR6ERs wANrED-ELHvrsra PAoE-rhird ana
soAsD GSr.n aND Ho'pDGlSo pIoDGlSo wAsrED-Er~ns4u PAGE
raodSn1S n0q5lS colsHXL ERXL ESTATE FOR sALE-s.cosD
nus1ssss tssvSfSsS? SS?aSSISSfTiEs-y.s.H SISH PAs.
crY HEx ESTATE FOR sALEsaoosD PASnas.c
cLEkRs sRs 1Sa5sA xSD ssALEsMES-rv.Lru p4e.-psA col
HsS sa9n
coAs4%sh siIh sTsaashpsELuvruu SS'aHsh p.-a ana
oorss4ssaSsHaIss ssfs s?assGIhs: 5 / r.or
pRNiIsTRy-Tw TwxIy4u PAn.-s,xth column.
fo EE sSRSsHap Or us
EuRdfE2s rtsssss fHiS@n fanA COL
rsas-5s es,s%s sssmn
kxCuKSIoNs-ELxvxNsn PAos-Fftn column.
TO
hsEs s9uTn paarour,o
H1LP WXNrED-MALgs-rw.1rru rAss-sixth col.
HORSES CARRIAGES, kc.-F,xsr FAos-rhi1d. fourth
KocSs Ia seHn
xDu S''s%a 'ss&%aalH1r1oS coxrAxY-rr.. p4s.-
EESs1SSSriSSSaFss -Finhocumn.
LECIU re SkASON-SECoND PA0E-Fourth column.
LOAN OffICkS-ELEvRsrH rAGD-Sixth column
LOST AND fOUND-FIRsr PAcE--second column.
MARBLE MANTELS-ELxvExrH PAcx-Sxth column.
p4a.
YERSONAL-k1Rsr PAGE-First and second columns
e1ANOyORTEs, ORGANS, &C--SxcoxD PAGx-Po0rth
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANrEp-TRMALEs-
ruxL yra PAGE-Fonrth column
PROPERTY OUT OF THE LlTY FOR SALE OR TO
RkNr.s1ccSD PAos.second column.
ond and third cnlumns.
RIAL ESTATE WAkiED-SxcoSD PAGs-Tntrd col
REwAKDs-FInsy PAGs-sccond column.
SALkS AT AUCI1ON-SEc0ND PAGE-Fhird and fourth
SITUATIONS WANTRD-FEMALES-TwxL PAo.-
First second. third and fourth columns.
DTTUATIONS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAnR-
SPECIAL NOrICKs-EInsr PAGx-second and third col.
sroRT1NG-DoGs BIRDS. 4c-P1as7 PAoz-rnird
THR TRADEs-TwrIyrH PAcx-sixth column
TILE TURF-FIRsr PAC1--Thtsd column.
70 LIT FOR BUSINESS PURPoSkS-SnooxD PAaD-
sRAvkIISRs' iSs au4DE-E1zvrx,a r4o.-s,rsh coL
UAPURNisHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS 10 LIT
WANTED 10 ruRCHAsE-EIxvHsrn PAoz-Eoarth
wA16HRs. JEwRLRy, &o.-EInv.xz. rAas-Romth
wEsfCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR sALR Oh
TO LkT--sECozD PAcB-Second column.
WINTER RESORTS.EkEvEccrH fAcE-Foux1h column.
YACHTS. STRAMBoATs, &c.-p1r pAo1-1tfyh
The New York herald., 1874-12-04
BENNETT BUILDING.
pzsMxu8UlLDING.

RkNN6 IxsAU0AOlNG.
DIRECTORY.
1ssna BASEMENT.
E7Es.ssss: 81 ss:ssssss sss' ss%sssS:,. ssassi;;
"a b B 9aIGnt s%3,S Law ssai1sDS. sSoss
~ Eaaeh. Wines, ..o-
sss''a 'rssdusPo sRooAS TsHSrs;r story
AsMahen 4 Morse, Lawyers
= ssssi1sSsa. : Ss4SSys1; Lawyer; Lawyer.
S:4sssn & n Ssiissq : psta,si, ssSyfs; I.wy.r.
s{Asade 4 Rockwell. Lawyers.
L $. Benedict Agent.
IL Charlton T. Lewis Secretary
!s-@HsCar.hy @ Chalmers, Lawysra
Ao?s = fs1ss:sn: sss:sn Eswysr' Eswysr
ia':'as''sa.l ss ssisS 4sssasss' 4fsss
!,yuege SUNDERLAND
2E.ss.ssS 81. 3 ssS.s Craven. ccswdyssil Lawyer.
e-sheridan C scnynss. Cochran and xazwsn. ss.no
Ef:ns Sioomer, Real Estate
s-srses q SHGS Fellows, lows isS.y Lawyers
!; Aiken Lawyer:
ST. q Ss,,ne n a5spnaYen %s Eamyer yawye'
I 8. wilson, wilson, LAWYER r''
p-wnIin:on r Pessrs Trustees Of zsssss ., whis.
Z Ea.E.';sse 4 e. sessrass Z sSefs; rswssE: EsMys'A
NV. B. Berrholz Civil Engineer.
Pelham and Fo;sHi:1si FSHRSG Esl5Ysa sI6sY Company
i ssaSsss S,Sa%, SS:,sSsa%, ISssis:ss 2 i aans.as.r
:, Henry WeSie Lawyer w; E""s
- sSisser. aSiisn .fxyss; Lawyer.
+ !. + SassIsl: ssas; ts~Sss: tswSs:
eE. y. 1ac1. @
-As:sin. AAssss : = Crook, Lawyer.
.era4y. Sc n sssiSa, %sHs4 zssysa .sisaes 1.xy.r.
0BIten, Lawyer.
nc. L. 4. SSl,,7asni SlO1.4, ia@ysy. nawye'
Is Loskxooa 4 Crosby. Lawyers
FIFTH sTosE
stSsts%sa Iss,ins, Ia%yss.
81: s wiasSesser. w@sai A1rMsss lawyer.
ss-sissh ssSHaa + Sisss. S1sis. Lawyer.
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Z Walsh naiUers ana Eckerson. Lawssra
John Toynshend. Lawyer
- sssas1ssn sassSli S.ned,c., Lawyer
H. Logan SeOtcn QrAnlte %
Sc. W, Carpenter, Lawyer.
q Otis 7. Hall, Lawyer.
d q. p. Webster Lawyer
D. r. Lyddy, Lawyer
JEFFERSON Clark. Lawyer.
81 John 1. Knight
81 Hodges MeeKer, Lawyers
S}R 8. Burr, Lawyer.
John Crompton, Accountant
- smith Dean, City surveyorA
l01G w. Van SicIen, Lawyer
OfT. n. Baldwin, Lawyer
IL Charles D. Barrow. Lawyer.
Is Henry A. 0ilderslceve, Lawyer
MSG. r. Darlington, Lawyer.
Y. W. Tompkins Lawyer.
I. ". Miner Lawyer.
Two passenger elevators running all the time
The New York herald., 1874-12-04

Twenty to fortyegh hours given purchasers to
Horses Carriages. Harness Bankets Robes &C., always
on hand at private sale.
CATALOGUE OF This 4 pa, PAYS nsg gsFRIDAYs SALE
BAY HAxBLEToSIAX HORSE, Isy% HANDS HIGH, 8
years old; kind and true IN ali harness; frce from
wee; an extra good roadster; has trotied in 2:to
and can beat minutes any day iears noihinI
,I. anns drfy.r and warranted sound Also set OF
TOP WA1oN: WITH POLE AND SHAFTS, BUILT By
BAY POM. AZ HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD; KIND
traveler tree and stylish driver. and warranted
ROAD WAeos n n dooD oakDRR BUILT By HEr
BAY nsis sssruSky sskPa BRED HORSE 1sz HANDS HIGH
ona anasr nd as II all ws n
gaits; a tree aud stylish driver, ana warranted
yv1f rsGSr, SEAT wASoX; N soop ORDER ns
ay ee ana a sa can N 5
72z 21a saa2s SGD 81 rS SiS AND
yasy a snH and ss in all ssa
s2S saS*s # IT, $s ss osD
kind and and aas in all .rd, harness rse rS vice
TOP @ SXa3S IN GOOD 't oSDEK, sJSES BUILT BY GOD
BLACK HORSE: s HANDS HIGH. 10 YEARS OLD;
ira nne coupe and carriage horse IN every way
cors safe s and rsabIe and c1n warra65sa sound
old; kind and true in all harness; free from wee
first class coupe or family carriage horse, and war;
ranted sound.
ROCKAWAY, IN GOOD ORDER
BAY MARE i01S HANDS HIGH. 9YEARS OLD; KIND
sa ana s IN n a d i an tree as
eral Use ana warranted sound
EXPRESS WAGON IN GOOD ORDER
SORREL PONY, Il BANDS Nigh, YEARS OLD;
kind and trnc in all harness. Tree rrom wee; good
traveller; can be driven by any one, and Is war
ranted sound. Set Harness and
RASKEr WAGON. IN GOOD ORDER.
Bay Horse l5h hands high years old Kind and true
tree and stytish driver, and warranted sound.
COACH IN GOOD ORDER. SOLD TO CLOSE AN Es-
pAPP%E pa.E GRAY HORSE. 1s HANDS HIGH, 8 YEARS
old warranted sound. kind and true. Also set OF
Harness and Cab sold to pay rent -
SEVERAL OTHER HORsES-DESCRIPTIONS TINE
of sale.
Ton and no top Wagons Rockaways Pnaetons Coaches,
Road Wagons, Harness, Slclghs Robes, &c.
SALE COMMENCES AT IL O'CLOCK.
The New York herald., 1874-12-04
A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
II date Johnston Van TasselD.
Office 81 Liberty street (Evening Post BuildinH).

A II.
ONCE 81 Liberty street tsvcning Post Buildina,.
THE HORSE AUcT1oN BRANCH @ OF oTR oTR HOUSE
ls NEAs t. K TNISTEsETH rSIvEksf4Y pIagE flshE7'
sfS H5Es4 oE o aSS Al SsE
asaii ssf Yn
ELEGANT rAMiIY lily hsr% Is sIfsAMssr-Tesm HHaHT of
black HSrss % s hands Ss kind IL all
os SNOWY Sna Swish % driys!s; % not AFRAID oi ANYTHING
rLHas
SET SSotSIE 81 t8i.E' HARNess. in good order BY Duns
DARK oHRRows HORSE IS hands A years: . . kind 4, in
ism driver and an excellent workeri Tor any
ELEGANT fRoUGaAN. in hns order, by Brews-
CROSS Matched TEAM chestnut and black. ls,4
wee fne, irec stylish drivers; a good team
tSa in fine order
BLACK MARE fXsisss is hands, years kind in all bar
s se From sea vice sy o. a: pa.
months: warranted sound -
R4SSs SAE fGsa
years; kind in all harness; free from vice; has
sxa driver
double; can trot IN minutes; warranted
ELEGANT FAMILY COACH. in good order by
CROSS sMsis5 SmToasD TEAM. brown and gray mares.
l5X hands, years; Kind In an harness; Tree
Double Harness, &c.
GLASS Qcl~RTER COACH. good order, bv Dunn.
BROWN WORK HORSE, 10y handA yenrs: kind
in all harness: tree from vice. every way re-
liable; warranted sound
TOP DELIvkRY WAGON, very light by Sebastian
Saul
Ray HAMBLETONIAN HORSE, lsK hands, ii
year.: kind in all harness; tree from vice an .
excellent roadster; has no tricks, does not shy
pull; good fast traveller; promises great
speed warranted sound
y
TWELVE oTHLR HORSES; DESCRIPTION TINE
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF EVERY KIND OF !
CARRIAGE, WAGON, HARNESS, ROBES
AND BLANKETS THIS DAY
AT ARCH. JOHNSTOE,S MART,
70 TO Is THIRTEENTH STREET.
a Z n IA Aa0I i
The New York herald., 1874-12-04

A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO BUY GOOD SECOND
N hand double barreed Shotgun, breech.loader good
maker; also light Rle both cheap for cash Address
r. r. j., st Cloud n otel city.
The New York herald., 1874-12-04
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

REFEREE SALE.
A BY PUBLlC AUCTION THIS DAY tPRrDAy),
DECEMBER L AT II O'CLOCK NOON.
IN FRONT or IS PARK PLACE, CORNER Or COL
LEGE PLACE, THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY,
BY CuARLEs c. DUFF Auchonecr
The teauni and fast bay Gelding windsor l5k hands
high, 6years old; was sired BY Billy Denton. dam by
Clay mare was bred by Aue b. Samuels and at years
speed and now to track and show mile in 2:so
batter he IL without record and Is valuable morse
track purposes and superior geutletnanis ROAD
horse; he IL FULLY warranted sound and kind
Also the ast and handsome trotrng Marc Charlotte
Thompsen. "a hands high years Old, sired by Honest
full 10 Jennie f. which has record OF 227k fifth
heat dor proof Book OF Record; Charlotte Thomp
very stylish anu us fine driver as was ever harne sed
she pull wagon any track mile in 35 or
better ana has the endurance OF both sires; she Is
great pole beast Is honest when In company and fully
warranted sound and Kind.
Also beautiful side bar top trottng Wagon, used but
few times one full spring top Wagon also oil the
Blankets Harness. Robes &c.
SALE POsIIIyk. RAIN OR SHINE, TO HIGHEST
BIDDER WITHOUT ANY RESERVArION
By order of JEROME BUCK. Referee.