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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-19
Drinking Warm Blood.

Mention was made recently Of gen.
tleman in feeble state Of health. who
had been for some time at the Butchers
Abattoir in Brighton for medical treat
ment. simply drinking half tumblerful
o. warm blood twice day. This course
the gentlemen, Mr.. c. H. Stickney. who
is willing that his name shall appear,
has followed until week ago, having
bsen there ten weeks and during that
time gained ten pounds in weight and,
to use his own words. My appetite is
good? I sleep well and feel like new
man, and l am soon to commence bust
ness again in Boston, He also says
that there are ten or twelve others there,
drinking the blood, all of whom are
gaining under this treatment. One gen.
tleman from Boston. a consumptive, SO
feeble that it was with difficult he could
get to this abattoir, is row able to handle
an ak skilfully enough to knock down
bullock lady from the city who
has been sick six years, stricken with
paralysis, is improving wonderfully by
this ''blood cure" A gratifying feature
OF this cure is that it is without money
and without price" and Mr.. Stickney
speaks in praise of the gentlemen in
charge of this establishment, and says
strangers visiting the place will frd
courteous treatment Boston journal.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-19

Coon For SyAELEY,-The following
from The Reno Crescent, is just as pitby
IS if it were true:
The Truckee Republican mourns b.-
cause Of the difficulty it finds in navo:ding
peoples toes. in editing a local paper.
Neighbor, you forget that it is the bust
ness of the ovnsr of the toes to protect
them, not yours. The editor Of local
newspaper, who finds it his duty. or in
terest, to look otter other peoples toes
had better sell ont and set up as chiro-
podist.
But it is not true: For every man of
proper feeling must very often be re-
strained by regard for the feelings of
others-especially in small community,
where none Of the isolations of city life
fail between neighbors.-U.asaTs for
Measure
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-19
DfSPEgsS ALTON

OFFICE OF DEPUTY GRAND CHANCELLOR,
kNIiETs- OF PETAIAs,
CT TIE JtEisDICTIoS OF NEVADA,
February II, 1874.
AID ct PytLiau Period the :.
To all knights within The Jurisdiction ot Ne
yada.
Offtciai Greeting:
wHreyAs We are indebted 10 the AlI.iyin-
Power. as addressed by lie p. in the beautiful
opening ceremonies CT or Lodge for the abund-
ant blessings OF health, progress, peace and
prosperity, Individually also. in our Ortier,
o,,ght Lot Therefore cur hearts swell with emo
tions of gratitude to the eiyer of all good gifts
and on. souls break forth in praise TO HiIn for
His watcliful care OVER u. and
WEERF IS, The Grier within this State wishes
to commemorate the 1lth Anniversary OF Tie
oder Of knights of Pythias bya grand cell bra
tiup, 2Iid
wu9RrAs It has been an oversight by scms
Lodges ask for Dispensat ion TO appear il pub
lie in full arnler. llaIeby
MS1 On grant this Disnensatioa to
~<EA each and every Kpisht within
TT ~ \(A the STATE to appear in fun
fSf 81 YtGrnlor on the 10Th day OF Feb
jxl ISL oiruary, 1874.
~ nL In Testimony Whare7f
kSSS 32A herewith find my official sig
SHE.ST jnature, the day aad year
kSScsSSY above written.
SMl C.H. sTARLWEATHER,-
~~ D. G. C.
IOficial Seal.l --....-. ...-.s.ss
ma Nevada Tribune, Virginia Enterprise,
Chronicle and Gold Hill News please copy one
time.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23
COTTON MARKETS.

AvousrA Nov 2COtton OSe Middling' lSSalae net re-
PsapxLpu Nov 2CottOn steady Middling l5c; net re-
ceipts. 80 balesi gross 3lS bales. ...,.. 80,
sr Lows 2-Coton seady and unchspeed mldng Ia ;
net receipts bales 09l bales shpmens 600 bales saes
l,0l9 bales stock. lS,709 bales ,u 90,
HEw ORLRANA Nov 2lCotton. demand fair; Mddlne l4;
receipts 76 bales gross 3407 bales exports TO France
bae cosstwse, 396 bses se 1900 bales stock. l2o9
bales ....,
CHAeIKsrcS Nov. 2l-Ceton quiet; Mddlng iisdl4 %c;
receipts 26l0 bales sales, 700 baes stock 53o9a bales
NoBLK 2l-Cotton quiet; Mddine Ia &C. net recep1
4O2S bales EXPORTS cOawise l497 bales sales l7oo bales
stock. 3S. .256 bales - 49,, ,...
NoRyoLK Noy. 2l-Coton 6rm; Mdding 144c net receipts
bales EXPORTS coasx 1895 bales sales 400 bales stock
20 ,S4S bales ,,, ,., 49,,
Nov 2co.iou quiet and steady MddOg l6hi % .S.
Mddlng, l4Tsc; Good Ordinary 14s; net receipts lt oe
gross 200 sales $50 bales stock 900 bales ,.a
MExPHn Nov 2l-Coon steady demand good madhne' ~ -
l4isc receipts 24l6 bales Shipments lseo bales sAe'
sxSAsSAa, Nov. 2i-Couon quet and 6rm; MdiIng HtS
I4s. Low Mddlne 37sdl4c Good Ordinary 7%,
receipts gross 5O34 bsles exports coawse oN
bsles. ssles 1 g9l bales stock, 70 717 bales ,,
BAIrINoRK 2l-Cotton quiet Mddlng ~ o. gross
1853 bales; exports eosstwe 10 oaiesi sacs s-o '''
100 bses stock l5,O5s bales , ,,,,,rx H.. Iov
HuuNsros Nov. 2l-Coton epchsnged Middhpg i4ci bo"
MIdlng iSsc; Good Ordinary IL receipts 4O4 bales eI
pos 10 Britain 80 bses sales 465 bales stock oozI os
1Lyxros Nov 2i-Cotton steady NiddisR l4'c net
Asa bales; gross 24S4 bales; TO Great BnMn oaos
bales as 25 bales; stock 6724 bales
CNcISNar 2l.-Cotton unchanged MddnnR laaci ne
receipts shipments 433 bales stock % bales
LoUsvILLE Nov. 2l-COttou srm mddhng l4Hc
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.
lVROpKAN MARKETS

LoxpoS Nov 2l-l93o m-COnsOs for money 9SAq9SS TOT
the account 93as Brie Preferred, A. ,.,,,--
LIvxxPooI, Nov 2l-l2S0 m-COton Is sad'; MiidLns M m
Upands. 7a MddIng Orleans Ssde t the safes oI .n us
port. - c, ,..o- oa1o9o2i. and to
the account Adyes from Pars quote Rentes 81 OIL
45c 80, ,o..-- A. a., q zno
were Arercau the basis Of Mddng Upands nothing ne
Low Middlincs shipped December sns January az
Bsdsiuss Quiet Pork ~ per bbl for New Mess Bacon
" for Long Clear Mddles
Io,p,S Nov mThe Of discount In The open mar
he, for three months ZIG per cent which GIG per cent
below he Bauk Of England rate Paris dispatches quote entes al
OF 55c -, ,oe,. o-z
FPASKPoRr Nov 21-U S. FveTwenv bonds 1858. S1's
LONDON 2I-6 mPar dispatches quote heDtes al OIL
6Oc.
LoNpON Nov 2l-Evenug Spirits TureDne 20 6d219 T. cWt
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23

p,os,s lots 7os7 SO Cattle quiet Prime 70 ChS Se na WSs
h 90 sr.s Corr $4,000 5000 bush barley 100
,e Rye 500 iIoes Shipments-l2OOO bush ~hes As"0o
bush.C Corn. - IN 49,. .u.h.rssS WHEAT steady;
No. White Mehsan 81 1871 Amber Mchsa3a ~ iaei al 4 s 10 Corn
held st si IO 81 0s offered No. Red u To7Ois:
NosemSer 60 Deceuber 6sc, January 0,s sesaJ %
Seed. rs ss Mammoth 60 o SSa oo hs
az 900 bush Corn, 5000 bush 0ass Somen"-N'0'' '-'
Wbest ~ 900 bush. Corn. 1000 bush Oah IN =, 90.
Wm.Saros N c. Nov. 2l-spinw Turpentine dull SS s6
.n Arm A. 40 Ob Tupenne steady VI ou
for Hard 81 90 r DIP 81 90 for Virgin Tar steady at
Al
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23
AmusemenIs.

: 4: 4 4: ss
MONDAY. Nov. as Last Nrs;s:s:T Nrss;sss:s:TTiro -~~' 80 =
Mn. ALICE MARssi.. .sLyIaA
Ps5 Is. "a. s:.. s:' ss'n:: .:
wSOSESph1E RIEs s'i ExSh ~ I'ii aLSss sssi One
same 'D'eador as last season. iI@nrsoars q
a sns A.S1s !. I6assess 81 is r. csRi
Rs bsp sEsf sSsi
Only asss Z; sssT ssisfrE 8 Z; ;'''''' '
Mile DosApo sssd SAbssas bs basss bEI PGtsrE scotA
and CARL PORNEs IS BssiEo.
Friday November 9ss' Of n, ss,'0o and ''e night
SATURDAY. November 2s-Gr.nd Farewell Matinee
/ YCEUM THEATER. SOLDENE.
~ NJ GRAU .Lessees and aAnssen
sS syFsa STHsTS sD bls Ts1sps
THE SUCCESS OF Tas PekioD. ...............
LA FILE DIX MADAME ASGoT.
s1CoS6 WEEK TO
OF THE MOST MItoPIogs :oSy o. OPERAS.
LA FILkE Ds MADAME ASdoT o.
Miss EMILY soLDEss :c; Nm. M.Gs LAs's
sT%c,E EL[k [4psksIyIss Ps MaRASs Hs2qG bSf MATINEE
At 80.
STEINWAY HALL: ,0voux FORMES. H1
~ RHAPPBARANCB or THE WORLD RENOWNED bASSo
CARL FORMBs
"no GnRayb VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.
on SUNDAY EVENING Nov. ~. at oe'"cs.
assisted BY the following eminent sHss.
Mile ALICE MORRSI
Mile ANNA BOOK, celebrated n niste.
Db BASSINI.
10y kind permission Of hsI strakoscb' esq.,
and other distinguished talents go
Tickets including reserved seats 81 10 be bad st snw' hs
CTEINWAY HALL. THOMAS.
AND PUBIC RRHEAksALs.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Nov 27. at
SECOND AFTERNOON PUBLIC REHEARSAL.
Admission Use. Reserved Seats sl
SATURDAY EVENING. Nov. 2S at g.
SECOND SYMPHONY CONCERT.
w Mss S ChETENFISE gaTIgSa Ta I,SnR = ARunERrz
Mr. s. b. MILLS.
Admission Tickets 81 and 81 So
Reserved Seats soc. extra
The and tickets vii commence MONDAYS
7Ol and the Box Cc. steinwsy Hail. where
programmes can also be had
CTEINWAY HALL. Mr.. S. B.MlLLS.
~ GRAND TESTIMONIAL CONCERT
1ENDRRBD TO Mr. s. MILLS.
MONDAY EVENING, NOV. 23. AT NJ
His 6rst appearance since his late severe aeci1ens
assisted by the following distinguished artists
MILE. DONADIO. PRiNA DONNA. ..
si6N0R TAGLlAPIBrRA. BARITONE.
OF THE STRAKoaI GRAND ITALIAN ~ TR0UP&
DR. l. DAMROSCH, Violin. Mr. BHRGSEE Violoncsio
Mr. ARBUCKLB Coruet Mr. W T. MILLS Psaa
RESERVED SEATS. TwO DOLLARS.
ADMISSION TICKET. ONE DOLLAR AND FlPrY CENTS
Steinwsy Hall; Decker Bros. 80 Union
square; Scbrmer's, 7Ol BroadwP aud music stores
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23
WOOL MARKET.

Bosros Nov 2Ahough the market has been quiet the P'' 81
the usual and Inc ude upwsru
900 900 pounds Foreign and Domestic Quite large
BUYERS looking around and oaes About CEN Of Fleece are
very selling and desirable lots Of FINE or Meau
could current rates Notwithstanding tne uu
the market for some time past stocks are oecIms
and with active trsde lot any
Of time disappear As these stocks cannot be
holders have considerable ihe aas o s
The 10 Medium and Sne Feeees have neen
IO9 600 PennsyvIs including mostly NO ana AA
Ohio Az b4d55e up xxx Michigan Fleeces range IRON
the ssles comprising oDlv $1,000 b and 48e was oaeIe
sed far large There still more or less inquiry Tor NE
Sn Woos for markets. desirable lots new quite
Gu 10 fnd bulk Of this description has already passed INTO
hands Pulled Woods have been arriving quite
freely from 2dSe easier than ie. wse.s
sro: the decline the better grades has not peen so
marked but prices easier all rou,d Doe nov euys
very choice lines of Super that weeks
co would bng 45c could not forced of at Al 42c
California demand the sales Of Spring and fs n
cnding 2 900 10 material change pnces Choice Spn2 goes
10 bulk Of the sales Of Fall were At loc r
Burry Fall still difficult to place at satisfactory p,e
xbe with ready sales The sses neiue
Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA Feece from Nos TO at nen
Peeces 46G52c Western and other Peece Comoin
aud Desne Washed 55o60c DO Unwssbei
81 059c az 20S5c Super and Extra fnea os~ooc
California Spriug. 2394lc.; Fall do. lS02Sc
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23
6ltudtiors Uanleo-- MlaIes.
Coachmen.

Coachmen.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR The NEW,
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT rhE up upTQws ,y,
2srSss i: soa Ts1 @
ETs tit Ss'a \. Us
COACHMAN and USEFUL-By a young
y age who ssd dye horses care cattle
s " s at fl s s m @
OOACHMAN and GROOM.-A respectable
y married man and management of horses
orous wop IKE place as ne 1T pE hi q AGSc 'iG Ig @
3ih Inquire for d. References thoroughly in
vest gated at this Agency.
Farmers,
EARMWORK and USEFUL--By Swedish
aed aged "a years speaks good Epgish with family
esdering &c.: best TO live in
Cali at CARPENTERS, l30 West llhst, corner 6th.avs
EARM HAND.-A young man who under
psS' to GO P;s % sSC9 N 1913 % Tg % % s TS s be
Inquire for b. references Thoroughly investigated this Agency
Porters
DORTER, USEFUL MAN, &c.-A Hollander
so lie , es fas SI usn S S % P Ssn Ip T to %
Apply ODELLs @GENCY lC9 West 3ithst OF Boaissy
References investigated at this Agerey
Miscellaneous.
A SITUATION WANTED by a useful young
IA man GBNTLEMAN'S PLACE with reference Adiress
JOHN, 2l East l2th-st
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE NEW-YORK
~ COLORED MlSSI0S.-HOuSBH0LD SERVANTS; also
GARDENERS and FARMHANDS. l35 West 3OhsL
USEFUL MANLY @ young cOlOred man as
~ himself
gentlemans place the country will ~ per month.
Can be at 543 6tbave near 33dst
Useful and HANDY MANLY respect
able % year who repair iurptue yarpsb
paint repair carpenter G s been handy
excellent AT CARPHy.
TERS, l3S " est llth ST., corner 6h-sve.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23
UipiSenoi Notlfes.

PryxsfLvAHIA RAILROAD ConPAsr, /
TnRAspsxrs DEPARTuRrT PHIADEIPHA, Nov. 3, 1874
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.-Ihe Board
IN OF Directors has this declared sBMANNUAL DVDEND
Of CRN the capital stock Of the Company clear Of ell
taIes, payable Nov. 80 an. A.. L..
they must with other stockholders .
BLANK Attorney be bad a he ONCE OF ne Company
BAYARD BUTLER. Treasurer.
SrArK on ILLINOIS. TREAsuRERs OFFICE
sPRrSavIELD Nov. IL, 1874
THE INTEREST which will become due
upon Stock Of Illinois the st Monday OF
uary 1875 will be paid the American Exchange Ma. Bsnl new
CITY the 4h the 18th day inclusive Of Janay proImo
EDWARD RUrS, state Treasurer
Orrcs OF rHn CENTRAL PARK NORTH EAST RiyaR RAIL
ROAD CoxPAxY TESTH-AvE. PirrI THIRD AND FirTI. (
pouRrH-srs. NEW YORK NOV: zl' 1919. -,
THE INTEREST COUPONS due Dec. ], 1914,
Of the CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE BONDS o. 1es IN ~
PARK NORTH AND BAsT RIVER RAILROAD COnPANl VIZ 90
mid tbe once Of the P.rmers and Trust corner hI
chspee place and William st. NY City GRlfFrhs treasurer
OYrcs 0 BOARD oy DREcroRs OF THs
A~ERIcAN EXPRESS COMPANY, Z
65 BROADWAY, NEW YoRx, Nov. IL. 1874 }
VTNHE DIRECTORS of this Company have
i this dsy declared a sEMIANNUAL DIVIDEND OF Jhhhn
DOLLARS @ per payable and after the I'd DAY Of January
merit - IN -. ..o..,.a a, An.
4tb DAY Of January next j. W. MAI ooe''.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23

Total: 3lsS 2294 s53 $50 500 35Q4 557,o59 163oa
sRPT. l, 1878.
po,I bh. p.oo, Lard fb Beef pkg Cheese B Talow 10
n zOS e zoo 4S6 4s66 OS4 l3, ,3OS l770S39 l,O63657
II .oo
lO3iO 669l 256 s626S43 1855 Zl4lS2i ~ III JSo 20
HOPs-Brewers s continue to purchase only 10 small sns Os R
poe 6e! offering high az a2c Tor Choce Foresp
sdyees sii continue favorable We quote as follows: ~
American Crop ls7t.5se55 oM all geytA' ,s5p, sSls
Dsrcsr Con iS72 l2dl5 CALIFORNIA; iS74.... .40d4S
RiRThe mover very light and prices are unhanged ses
of 30 tcs Carolina at 7d7a4c and 40 bbs Louisiana al
sRBDS-The quiet Rough PaI at 81 o5S2 ~ Soet
"a s though qaet sales Of lao bag Prime Glover Seed al 9%
which is better ,..,ot. .usr Iot
sold q ontsiie figure.
SUGARS-The noted In market or nav
Sugars still continues and we bsvs ssuo 70 nDe
further advance n: revise quotations. sceorusY
with large business e emssee 4oI2 hhds %
500 hhds Cuba at Ssdo4 ior rai
n siac for Good 674 S for Good 534 bhds 40 az
hhds do SdS2c. bSO hbds Martinique a..
i5.l6c O74 Centrifugal 9lsc and 39 mus 60 At
De- we quote Pair Refining at GA Go PRIME DO az
Cen,rfurs hbis SdSl4c and No IL Nayes
Rehned i very active demand at o So'
Yellow 90l0c for Soft White; lOosGlOc iof NruSneO' AVS
for Powdered and lO2" for Grsnuaedl oo ooo A. c. =,
steady but less active sales OF ZoOVo 10 Nou"'! ~
$50 Prime took quoted ct S7sc. .o.o ..,.
WHISKY with values shsdeaAe saesoi ooV oo
at$l o.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23
Gapinqs Banks.
Qbanres for Bnslness men

A HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN of nine
N vears experience doing large practice 10 country village
would ASSOCIATE HIMSELF with phyacAn IN city, near
New.York preferred. Address W.. Tribune Once
4 DDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED for
N MERCHANTS MANUFACTURERS and others Mining inter
e neoo,iated Real estate for business Persons
capital seeking advised Of approved opportunities References:
70 hat and cars 47O Broore.s kc GRiGGS CARLETON
Financial and Business Brokers, 98 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23
CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO Nov 2l-CATrLs-Recepts for week Hl17; Hogs
2l237 largest record; Sheep DAY same weea sS year
higher demand and light offerings all sold Shipping @ see
Er az s0 stockers steady at So 50SS 75 Butchers
Cattle 81 75d4 25 Choice thorough Texans sZds4
Corn fed, So 50d$4 10. ,,, .,,, .
Hoes were active but closed easier Several thousand unsod
al 5 10 for Poor to COmmo Sc 75d$7 10 for Fair TO Choice
SskKp steady at SS 50as4 so Common to Choice.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23

,sh.e hsn looked 'Or but plain ss, N Tuy n.S
the extreme prices psd Tor iutu
Lraer Inducements to do We have sse ~ To-
lemapd for February snd at the close go % was ou
certainly strong ndissnon o. hsher ~
pces counted but tbs appears TO Us
k greatly dmn the consumption WITH the marked
,he improbable have
the indications that
hss not kep M with consumption Should this ooc pe
,nuu, Gr expot h,ey tail below former estimates n moi
Mess limited business be noted, but on re- been
maze public In Extra Prime imitd business Isoect,d
iose S6dsi6 80 for Unnspecd and 81 90, Sg s M 0J Mes
market quiet and heavy at sooa' reooest
s20es2l for New c, Beef STEADY and N sisSsS so
ei2 50a$l3 for Sl5dSl6 20 o fese stv Krtrs Indis
Family Tee Beef Inactive but s'esdy tr India
Me. s2odS22 Western Prime Mess ~ 90 SsS92 cut
Bee Hans quiet small sales Ne~ Wssn n ~ 49, :. "a 7c
Meat ar, in lar demand ana sesds; sales OF 80 iOa
Tar Preh Sboule Pieklcd 90 ee ,o =. do
c f,esh Usms. Ilc for Pickled dol lSdiS-ac v mn
I0is Co. Pr.h RelIe IT, m loose BeInes 49,
A. ios.GIle Bacon steady aud ID moIsNe sapsg
-. =, ~ -, r Iopg Clear at hc Dressed hcgs srs ~.
"a IN sooi demand ST sadS7 Lard Is ess sc'e % :, 5oo G
w 1orire but closes eadieri sse OF ~
o. eStsar IL "a 800 Western Steam al 10
ne Seerr Of 900 tcs seller nr mos,ns iosw
isar 50l cs the at lSGlSci zoov s's go ,h
,t months at l3falo'sa sVVV w. 's"'' ~ "
Ist OF february. IL W . ii. D.. A.. rr.a.s ~ No,h
s s.d holders m continue to obtain ut ngaTes
~ I seum little doing and prces are easier cte
Pail. Prime are wanted there is m movement io tn
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23
Ginanrial.

A ST. JOSEPH and Denver City Railroad,
"A Northern Pacific Indisssp Bloomington and Western and
other Railroad the Old established house Of
ALBERT H.. NICOLAY CO..
Stock Brokers and buctiOneers
No, 43 Ppest, n 7.
NB-For Sale per Municipal Bonds paying 10 to
ntata alaryer ralncfion beOM
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23
6elu Uanleo-- Males.
6elu n)aute0--females

WANTED-A young girl who knows .ssss sU%
w thing .hout COOKING can ussh aud irou and . n
make herself generally useful small family eau ssl isss
Ia apartment ksass VlssS. ssc9na asass sA' W. s"'
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23
200 PIANOS AND ORGANS,

New and second.hnnd, rstclnss maker rtH b sof
lower prices for cash iIsaments, r rni IN city
country, during this month, BY Horace Waters a.
SON, No. 4SI Broadway. than ever before offered ~
New.YOrk. specialists Pianos and ORGANS to let nnt
N, rent money The price Of The Instrument. Illus.
Irsted ca mailed. large discount TO Teach
er,, Minister'S, Churches, schools, Lodges, etc.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23

a exchange. The home trade have
We quote:
State Factory, new,
all cream, fair. l2s4dla%
State Factory. new.
all cresTf, half
skinned ...... q 0lO
State Factory, new,
all cream. full skim 4 0 .
State Pinespple...... ~ III
Bnglish Dairy do.... l3 Uli
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23

man. understands and OF horses
thoouah either in the city eolltrv furnish
,he vry be of Apply ODELLS AGENCY lJ9 West
3ihs corner Broadway Inquire for D. References thoroughly in
cd al his Agency
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23

NO CHARGE to EMPLOYERS for good,
tbt.l competent wONRN And GIRLS capacity a. n
crate wagss city county odeAbhhed Ase0ey os 0'
1rst door.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-20
RECORD or oRIx8.

rA... .... ......, ,ns..al.., IN. !. d.l...
the VIC nnresrR, vss ssntseesd 70 mDr,eoo-
msns NJ hfs. ss.-r.sfsrss ~ -
Three nsn haye ben axrsstsd ct Peenvols. n.
ofs widow named Nadia Dilkss. = = =
n, . Am c,,tv v,.lera., es,.r,os,. = AA,.,sa.
o1o,sa S.I IsSy sSssSiS ;Sos IN SfisSS P,SS,
os1sAA' 0ssA g .s
Dan Kelly, cne q tas naske4 e!sye9e 80:
earned n the robbery e Hsw NoshelI9 ~ ts1e4
70 twenty yearr impr1seonent - hafd A.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-20
4 SWIMMING SCHOOL.

EFFORTS To ESTABLISH PUBLIC BATHS.
A number of gentlemen met ut the residence Of
b. Verdi last night for the purpose Of taking into
hnsideration the organisation Of . company
having for its object the establishment Of public
)ashs and . school of natation. Or. Verdi WAS
allied to the chair, and w. p. Dunmoody elected
tzetary. On taking the chair DR.. Verdi said:
1t may seem presumptuous In me to call % many
n 1assr.asins Which, as arst ssnss, my sem
u little moment, yet the question Of public baths
Ind school for swimming seems to me OF % yreat
Importance to . community that for many months
Europe I visited many Of the public baths and
Nimmink seR63a ~ the p1IIcss OF a,si,ting q
%s tim: % m SsS', . s Of an IN
z pssp .ss SssH
iew ofthis fact appeal for an organization that
sill accomplish the erection Of permanent public
Seths ahd swimming school -.
:hafes Of such small amounts as will place them
5ithin the power Of the poorest TO buy-say g
zach. To such shares attach tive coupons Of u
ss D Who'll until sss
rude IDEAS expressed with view to suggest
thought rather than acceptance.
". W. Corcoran, Hon. VIM. Stiokney, Hon. John
3. Blake, DR.. ]. H. Delavan and Hon. A. G..
Aullett, indorsing the movement, and pledgfng
heir earnest cooperation in furthsring the en-
On motion Of Mr. Geo. =. Baker, It was 70.
,olved that It is deemed highly important for the
health snd Eell-being q the community Of The
Sublic swimming school be established.
On motion, DR.. Verdi and Mr.. c. Hill were ap.
pointed COMMITTEES to confer with General Bah.
cock relative to q location for the building, and
Viz AGo;: Cluss relative to plans. -
Adjourned, .r.-. .-. --
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-20
A WELL-KYoWy THIEF sHor.

Yesterday Afternoon, about o'clock, consider.
able excitement was occasioned In mat section Of
the city Known - the Northern Liberties by the
pursuit Of policeman after two thieves and his
vey them TO the ststion-houss. At the hour men.
in lie psricrnsnes Il Sis duty q any nsn in the
.as e ~ saa md
one Of than with several pairs q Boots On his arm
the pSlIe:@ss Sio1.d srs. n Coming up With
them, he asked whore they obtained Tho boots,
and was answered in GeofEstown. A short con.
md q reply tSs ans - VS. that they s.: them
on NinstesntA street. Met liking their spaiyoca-
ton, and bslsytpg thepruperty % b !tolen, OF
ofacef invited than q sesonpa.y him fotRs sta
ton, eol!s,ing one and Plaeia9 ths nppsss On shs
ripped out an oath that he vosid act gN aad VIII
his free hand dealt the cflesr blow On the head
vhich for the momsnt stunned hin. and - con
Quickly recovsrtng h,meslL Mar staxtsd IN
pursuit q Gale, Who turnsd into q alloy between
.ss I'd ss1 S:sa e. .s 1n:ss
cured, and bloeght him. ont, when another acahls
sasued, a which the polissnea VI. compelled to
e. ~ Il . ss:s
an1 II ssFssts, whsss Oncsr Crock cane 70 his
srrivisE sSss vs. diScoysr.d that sisseuSS
md sntsrsd dsls'I bsek just above the Hight LIP
IL ~ tssn taken 70 ~ Frssdnaa,s hospitsl,
whers tn wound vaS dressed and pronosnesd
not Of dangerous chareoter. Gale has been .
While, ana has bsssn arrested several ttrses ios
stealing: Although the omesr shot him while In
the gsIormsnes q his luty. still. Il h had Sssa