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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-11-14

1t is useless to abuse miscr. He
always takes pleasure in his (s) coli
ers.
Warning Ifyou soa policeman
aiming at Il dog, try to set near the
dog
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-11-14

a Washington newspaper claims to
have made an impression on gas comp.
aug. Don't believe it
, 1874-06-07

The smaller Of our plans is another illustra-
tion Of the name kind OF an apartment: II MAS
designed by Wheelock i Thomas for Mr. d. l;
Gait, OF this city, and has been IN eqecessiul
The apartments wera taken by good tenants
before they we're finished ana
HAVE PAID CLEAR PROFIT
OF more than 10 per cent. The building Is 25x
80, three stories and basement. Inc ne, ifont OILS ~
trimming. The first story is used for store.
The two stories above arc for dwellings, as
shown in tbs plsn. As will be aeen, this gives
four tenants. Such . building can be put up,
e6, 900. The ground is estimated 1t s45o per
foot, and on this basis, after paying insurance
and taxes on the building and ground. tho rent
ais pay profit Of more than ~ per cent net
An examination Of tho plan will sho" better
than anY verbal description the accommodation
which it provides for tenants.
Houso-spents on tho North Side have
CONSTANT INQUIRIES
for quarters Of this kind, aud more than one ar ar
chitcct has told us that he could hnd tenants Tor
q very largo apartment-house II 1ne capl.ahsIe
Mr. Galt's experiment shows conclusiTely that
the-e is money to be made ont OF such tone-
menta. The tenants all agree that these apart
ments give the most comfortable living. II they
ths other. they ought to be multiplied Chicago
canitaliata have never beeu backward to see their
own interests, and ought not to bo blind to this
opportunity. The larger Of our plans MAS de-
eigned By Mr.. Jeuney for US as an illustration OF
n iarror and finer apartment house than any
which has Jet been erected in Chicago: It is
designed to anord elegant accommodations for
people Of culture and good standing to be free
from tho e1trsyagancos which have made the New
YORK apartment-houses accessible only to the
7srJ rich, and also from the snlgar publieities
that have brought into discred1t sone OF
the ATTEMPTS in this direction in Chicago. An
inspection OF the plan, which is for the second
story and those above, will show tho arrange
ment Of the rooms and the character Of their &C
c<omnodationa It. is planned for an in:orior lot
IS feet ride, and Of tho ordinary depth Two
complete apartments are on every noor,. a.
though, Il desired. they could be ca. up ,1 lnto
tor sirnple housekeeping for
rEwL1-NAARlED PEOPLE,
or for those having few children: a.. The care 1 o.
snch np.rtments involves but little labor b.
ths nss OF eas ~ fuel and tho adoption, Of sev-
era1 smple but scientific derices for cooking, the
, 1874-06-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

Building permits we're yesterday granted 10
". H. Smith, to build = tro-stoEy hrack ouito-
ing at the southeast corner Of Prairie aFeaoe
and Gauo street, and to II, r. 5onell, TO con-
strnct three-story brick and stone 1esidenee ~
1876 West Madison
Tho cornerstone Of the First PresoJte1
Church At River Park will be laid On tho "a OF
June. This will be one Of tho hness church
buildings for ih size IN Cook county: lts
architecture will bs oshie, and the windows
stsiued zlass. Tho woodwork will be grained in
imitation Of Englsh and American, oaks and the
wallis 1ill BE- 6noly f1cscoed- In hze It will be
s0149 feet, With \ spire 8213 feccss Ugh
CLARK BTRKKI.
The contract for hllius and grading C1a-k
, 1874-06-07
street up to Chicago avenue have been signed,
and the work will begin At oace-

I ,t,e,t =, j. r,h;..n h.r. ha.n .;,nas
and the work will begin a. oace.
bcltp1so. -.
| 10" usch stoiea Ae III GIG Gon7e y.
n G " ar. nrac9ett, oot"enn husn Aaa
S11 ooo os'1oets. On h1nz1e atfess. 1ney WILL eoss
St,e M Enoa Ar., ia .,>,,,+ ~ h,;,a ans hora.
~ ~ ene properly recently purchased ~ nm a.
s1ena Snef IS .. ngn1eent1 street ana m'cnlgan
a;5H .;f - W" 70 av15a 1eet aeep os ~ 1ees IL
Tha af;ah;nar wv nso1aes nn9 AansAru toot.
frInts nn asau n;m 4 avenue ana Eighteenth street
varandsh ~ ~ " " ens s1one thete VII! oe
front " ~ the r Street sde' az tne
~. -, A "iI ne cut-esone pottlco
f1ont hall M;1l h he " nnhia ~ no wo9os !ne
vii he nnhroIa, h4' ti1oo' ana
fro,, ~ 49, - ~, - os:-1 1neeo WI aecena
snnss r. : ~ ra i dna;n n4 anu a. 1nn q E'Eht
T9,om,s ,rha sa.oa o1o.s,,a, 40 y nneelock q
o1ana ~,,;o1' ,ara ~. naae-.d1 n'o ussleueo
b,,;1d;r@ ~ ~ visnnn. Eosm Luz sne new
nuae ~ ~ "toeono;4 11set1uso 4oE 1no
1ltua .. naesop, ~ Ell teplace tne 1no recently
oes.to5eu m py 1e. ~ WI oe ]oo3191, ana WI
1o1lauI Atv 1uono' Inet4u4nS eese'ai latHe ualis
tn 1enppen tG o nlos, nto Nc pultuluE olock " TWO
rsm".ll p,p s,sn an ,Jocp ~ - - ~
Sf - 80 ~ - pto1 80 - W. ~ ~. 1880, T w.
a.o.' .I s auo ;oaoeos, " o41nA o@ '"a 4o4ea
tahia. a5esr ~ h;,;IS;,a 49," - u,,,,o,d t,,o
r. aseJ sa sat ;.t' !s ps ~ @ NY ;"o
eoAoo te1', Mts nn a,aa ipo1 osa ao
Fe"t ,r;t,, f-o.4 49,. o,a tnwar ~ .ost ~
81 GjlO. nfao n small p1a,D houHe nt coat Of
abont AZ O0fl.
~'SI* ~ pain1 <,uox - h,,,atn~ a. u,,,xooa
b.nds1;rs soot:n ,n
=: uAsE's rAxLY norEL.
Frederick Uuoee's Garden Hotel on tho north
Yost corner OF Hommonl and Mano1uinee etreets.
Of which we have nlraadv snolsn ia nov ready
for occunoncv NJ W;l1;am N Arond !. ia
arch;tecr ut tha bn;9ing ard +ha ,iar 10 .;m;I.r
to The Hote1s Gani nf 'EIrona r.. Th.rs - 80 T.,
III s;1tvsf;ra rooms soms ~ tba,, ere .;-9,,a -
nj otTar. ara IN smi,os ~ for~ ~ 49, r+.a1,a
H,st anor tbera ia ~ 1uroo ;n;ng'ronr, ~ ~ ~
aoa,a "a 49, Idi; nsi,- -. r. tb;-a ~ a.. .Ao
rcntIemons nsror and on tne M ronf th.ro s' IL tho
991e,xnro oardao 1;ohtad wiz gaa w;tI traaa
nla1,ted about the edge. and fowar-beda ia thu
, 1874-06-07

LV9E10R1lUR
F1ournoy st, 163 It n of Francisco st. !, 1N1
132 Il, md Baryarl 1t, between Franc3seo
sat.o aaa s1e5s"eh'o 111s sa o s,ooe
A.hl1na a.a Il L ~ aa31os eG1nst r. " dated My 7oe
Ashi1nt assa.d y: Z =, a21 s951sf r. d.sed IL; 7s
aasasa - 4 - "a - ~ Jonss st, n Except
9na.1sdea 9nas n q: aaa44' ~. ~ 1900
Di1ier IL is Il of Ktnzle Il, T. 1oxl95 Il,
atso Us "es1Gf 1oo9ia; f. d.ted Juns b... 1900
Elsten n ne .nsa' dssea ~ Jups 1900
wet Polk II, a2H .sv of DeKA1b 1t, I, o4xl4
r. GAted Juns s3.-.....-.-.-~.. .-....---'---'' AAN
, 1874-06-07

Central Park ~. y cor Of Twenty-sixth st.
eQuate block OF 10 Acrea, dated March 3 2A5oQ
Twslfth-st. 16e # n OF Throop At, n t, 14xlatft
xostS aa1e4 snns ,:a 17c0
a41l5oN II, dated May y4........... 60o
Gichi9an ~, near . cor OF Tuanty-df;h It
sor,s wf 2e.1la.s @.1da Il, I'd d.:ed la,oee
100 It. tMaEy Q. T1ue1nsn to John r. wasl).
dat. daisd 1i. fs5: n,coo
ioo It lsaine to aauc> ds:es Feb. 4-..-..... 8ooo
Sooia VI eltt LIMITS AND "1TH1S RADIUS OF SEWN
-ItEs rno:1 coEs--uev:E
Lots and 3, Block II, Eg.ndale, datod June G. aoa
Lots s to TO- aad o5 It os L.: il IN resu.n1j. S
vision Of Block s8, Village Of Hyde r4rt.
dated June 1.-::-:-:--.- -..:............... $500
\ SEC 1. g. Il, dated April .. -... 2,oco
Lot s. Block 19, Egandalc Iatsd Nav @7..-... 1,sos
Und y Of Lots -. ~. 2s. %, and 80, in rasuh-
division Of Lot 81, Sec is, IS, H. dated Juns
5.......:.:.. .:-...-....-....-...-.---. 4,ooa
Lot g. Block !, saimp's " Hsw4 SEQ 5. IS,
II. dated May NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2sos-
The following is the to,ai sa:ount OF city and
suburban property, within radius OF uiles of
the ceurt-ouze, transferred during the week ending
Juue6:
No. Consideration.
Casy sales. .-.....................133 .133 {a5o,s9J
Moth OF city limits. ........ G7G5
south OF city limits. ........... 10 go, ,7fa;
Nest OF CITY limits ...-......... 111.l37
Total. l-....-....-.............,1s S135o4o5
, 1874-06-07

Tho following instruments we're filed fol
record, Saturday, Jnne 6:
C1Ix FRoPERTY.
, 1874-06-07

Dat. 'Aortyao<s. eonsiderat.on r<ittse.
M:;; ~; 7s::5,s;9 e *sst;sis e liz i37s
Two things are very apparent hero: The oon-
alteration Of these trust deeds and mortgages in
May, 1874, was not more than half that Of May,
1873 and the average consideration Of each in
stance, the SIS trust deeds Of May, 1878, agge-
gated s7,709, l73, an average for each Of about
$4,000; while the average amount Of the trust
deeds Of May, 1874, was less than 50, 600. The
Same is true Of the mortgages These facts
come mora conservative.
THE CLIBoURH DOVER SUIT
Another bill for dover in the Clybourn case.
affecting the whole Of Sec. 81 is soon to be
filed. This section is bounded by Fullerton
Avenue North avenue, Ashland avenue and Hal
sted street, and comprises no less than four
square miles. It includes tho Presbyterian
Seminary grounds and CuHhman's Addition.
the value of which at $40 per foot, is s5 100 600
The bill already flied affects only 80 acres OF this
property.
AUCTIONS OF THE WEEK.
Two real estate auction sales ars announced
for the coming woek.
Buffers / Co., will sell without roserve, It the
Real Estate Exchange, on Monday, Ut II O'Clock,
several choice pieces Of North Side property,
and more in tho vicinity Of Hyde Park, and on
And On Thursday, on the grounds, G. G.
Thayer Co. viii sell Nillers addition to May
rood, five and ono-ha1f miles west OF city limits.
4 CAHANp.
Tha nnblfcation In sonao OF the morning pspers
last Sunday OF the elaborate plans for the erec-
Zion of. 3 large tenement house On land owned
BY alr. Timothy. Wright, between Madison,
Washington, Ada, and Elizabeth streets,
was Unauthorized. and incorrect in every
detaiI. Mr. Wright has not leased
Tho lsnd referred to, as yet, to any one; the
plans published were neither invited nor have
thew been accepted. The property-ownera in
the neighborhood have been greatly alarmed by
the announcement that building of this kind
wns to bo placed on land adjoining their own,
but. as no such action has been determined upon.
their fears are eroundless. The property will
be- improved only on substantial and credita~
tle style. Negotiations to that end a1e uoH IN
progress, but have not been settled.
The New York herald., 1874-03-30

ANU Sc MsrvTC.


w Proprietor and Manager. MI. LESTER wALLAcK
sh I'D WEEK OF THE coM@ba %esfas sGsihs e O'Clock
LAST FIVE NIGHTS
vvs,v o,,. Of dESf&aG 3Hs fYnlI g!sRR E2HR Of
nS9K SthsT sSA j9HS ILREh hAssH
bcHAEFSL5 Af Ne EoSShP PEsSvs9E Nc, Sp
SEXTON and Miss ATfHLEk THE EklENxEs hGME
vi" be %f ,A ssHf the
APRIL 4, at ~ p. NJ,
EVENING APf FspsfiSf pfERfSRSSsscn 81 las
fTh ThE sHHf HEfERAN RAiH
NEW AND coRGaaSs Ml 6 ?sSeSSse ?sSaSEey YIN
LESTER ffS sts' '1S:@S 9,
GGRSg69HAa Mr.. =. xRN3TT M; B. Fo, K TEJiw
ms M Nss asRho Mss
DORA F9I sTkhHaTH fna 81 4f THE COMPANY
further by the SPECIAL engagement of the
A''0"'''''''u "a@e'is A@e' KAfhf # iE.fASSIER.
Miles RACHEL As anG MxRfiTH and
carefully selected company of Coryphees
SrH AVENUE THEAreE
MT AUdUsTIN DAILY. proprie tor and Manager
oEARITYi
EVERY NIGHT
SATURDAY MATINEE nH Arl.,e
e Pa 4sasnsy chip Of SHhHnf 8 Il EEsass
Fred smailey; work Of art. Mr.. GEoRdE GIAKKE
Mr. skinner, shepherd of the fold MIR w. LAvIDGE
Mrs. Van Brugh, with history ...... Miss ADA DYA5
Eve, ner daughter. Miss SARAH JEW
Ruth Tredgett, a tramp. Miss FANNY DAVENPORT
ETH AVENUE THEATRE.
MONSIEUR ALPHoNsE!l
Alexander Dumas Great European Sensation,
The New York herald., 1874-03-30

VNILLIAM Writer'S AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS
wv day, at II o'clock corner Eighth avenue and
of Counters 10 Tables 80 Chairs ourpu Beer Pump.
Crockery Glass, Copper and Tinware, Kitchen Range.
Oucloth Table Linen, &c.
The New York herald., 1874-03-30
AMUSE EMENTs.


- ~ tnaer the management Of Mr. Joseph H. Iooker:
for the Spring and summer season. with
F,L.o,h,E.sc.h. ri anq IEi e <
in
EILEEN OGRlu
the great Irish Drama of the day
THEATRE coMIoUE,
Mr. JOSH HART sole sole Propreaor
Reappearanee Of renowned artiss
and Mr. Hsis GERARD blhS BYSE
stance exceednsy we H den
y was 50 Completely merged in the character assumed
gramme have been a mposs5e s % % to believe hst
tare gait costumng general personal appearance and
those many ie N the ,ar
masculine mortals beautiS lady OF culture and re,
The illusion presented. As an impersonstor Of female
n''ne',0 M ''a sssn-o4H2PsI H9SRlaHS aaHsi4 HARr,
Mr.. E. nAnnIsHsIPSl. WE 2{%ss THE LINE
MtLDooN, THE SOLID MAN
Mr. JOHN Ms1EE TEEN MARTIN and 9S% RsnSs TTs
Ms. ssAsSErr is1tSSR S 5ESaG 44a TaMMAS MMsSSSS
concluding with the E So%iS 81 Pranai sHsf
or, THE DUTCHMAN AND HIS MONKEY
MASTER MARTIN rs the Monkey
MATlNEES WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY.
RRYANT's MINSTRELs DAN BRYANT.
ID Twentv-Ihrd street and Sixth avenue.
Box once open % to ofef4! ier Seats secured
HaFfh saq tsyssFyb cs n1sH BRYANT
First time this his sero-conic sketch,
LES MlsEaABLEs, OR OLD TINES ROCKS.
ROcks Nese seymour hungry Jake. Dan Bryant
NEW COMO ACT, SHE'S LED AsTRAY
MBSMERISM. DAvr KROCKET
THE CALICO HOP.
Sim Dtpsey the doorkecDer Dan Bryant
Other characters by Ellsworth Eugene, Nelse Seymour
Bob Hart, Brockway, Dave Reed, DC During the Ball
Room scene will be introduced the
CLODOCHE QUADRILLE AND SHADOW DANCE.
MATINEE SATURDAY AT q THE CALICO HOP
NEW PARK THEATRE
IN Manager ger.....................M Mr. A. r. SAMUELLS
MONDAY, March 80.
engagement Of the popular 1ragedian,
MIX. Il. j. SIEToUN,
in
NECK AND NECK,
supported by the charming actress,
MISS MARION SUMMERS.
MONDAY, April6,
MRS. F. s. CHANFRAU
In WOMANS WRONGS
MARINERS DIVISION, NO. 4SS, 5. OF T., WILL GEL
l citrate Its Fifth Anniversary in the Willie 1t street
Methodist Episcopal church, Grand street Mon
day evening, March 30 1874 at O'clock. The programme
Will consist OF Addresses, Readings, Rcctaons, Vocal
and Instrumental Music Admission rs cents
The New York herald., 1874-03-30

METROPOLITAN THEATRE,
1M 6o5 and 537 Broadway. 5S5 and 5s7
THE most POPULAR PERFORMANCE Or TIE Rs pAY iHs
ns,c variety il S its PHqss: for the
Gymnastics, Negro Eccentrcitics and IRISH
The sparkling COmedetta SAM HICKEY,
THE MARRIED hs6 RAKE, w49NR ra ana fESoSyEELy,
LESSON TO HUSBANDS 'N4SHh WILLIAM ARaSEoA ST,
The Happy Irish Couple THOMAS E.JACKsoN.
JACK RAG 'ihn HARRY sfNCLHIR, C''
The Crossing sweeper. BURT WAYNE,
The Frolcs OF the Demons Miss lIzzETTA BERSARD,
INDIA RUBBER MICS. Actress lO'AA
TURN HIM OUT. in serio:comic i' Songs songs.
rossER nj Mss s'fSPneS ESh a6RRaa ysf:.!s
Fsssy z?
CASEY THE PIPER; Caroline, Gabriells,
The rS s' II Troupe q Arabs MeqrettS wa and
,T9SEfgfs VIII ogh REG %EAs %Esi KN1s S9MFSSy MFiSS
eRaNp Al o3 Pa. EHE W pohs 1sees
Ell f"s sSAr5 SfS % qSs apsSGGSh daily
DOwERY THEATRE
MONDAY MARCH 30
and during the wfs9 f e e hs Avore actor
Revival Of 'PS Po4G5H 4!HG51i|l%s $sR Rj4m' of the
o. .. o oD his mas.ery mpersonaon mans MAINS
LII tlc skcVcu cHuueu tle MACFADDENo,
NJ, HE Dance
Nile tFhzHA 4aH hAPfS II ?hsstffs! sHTi.yl Dances
Concluding with LIFE IN THE BACKwOODS
In nD'sD1BT6GtF5GS2, B6FS4h5 z 5sFnnli BILL revival of
fouRr 70 picture ST. to F FhAnK yn1 Wps, x1f
E%SsEH %EhK %EhkK AAsrnH1r II HhrF'ssHsosAr1os p
E9SsEH E9SsfH &EEk $kEk: DAvY cstocKErr.
EoGETH WEEK. THE SUCCESS OF THE SEASON,
EE9SEEH E9}SESEHH %EEk %%EEEEkk Miss ROSA RAND xo1
r1' Ia'
(1EESSASSIA;I (1E sS SE;IEKbn THEATEE KTE n,...,o,
49, wy 9oNpAY, March 50 'D''s'''f
BENEFIT q HoIsSdRiK EdShSlR scHM1rz
trayestic of Richard wagner's opera, "Lohengrin,"
Box in oos sss cDsS sS d p SssGy om YIN s SuDp
COLOSSEUM
LAST DAYS OF PARIS.
BEAUTIFUL APPARITIoN
THE TEMGfrArIoN."
Professor Richards Popular Lecture.
"rHE CHEMISTRY OF FIRE."
illustrated with brilliant and costly experiments
All the usual attractions continued.
Admission g. No extras
An entirely new programme will be presented on
Easter Monday.
old TINES ROCKS. DAN BRYANT.
" Monday evening, March 30, and during the week.
re appearance Of
DAN BRYANT,
in his celebrated character of
HUNGRY JAKE
in his seriocomjc sketch OF
LES MISERABLES
DAN BRYANT OLD TIMES ROCKS
DAN BRYANT OLD TIMES ROCKS
DAN BRYANT OLD TINES ROCKS
DAN BRYANT OLD TIMES ROCKS
DAN BRYANT. OLD TIMES ROCKS
DAN BRYANT MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 30
EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
GRAND JUBILEE CONCERT
BROOKLYN TABERNACLE,
TUESDAY EVENING, March 81
Nine. PAULINE LUCIA
The greatest Lyric Artist in the world
GILMORE'S TWENTY-SECOND REGIMENT BAND
under the leadership direction OF p s. GILMORE
Protector and Director of the great Boston Peace
Jubilee),
consisting of sixyhve performers, including the emf
nent soloists -
NJ ARBUCkLE. Cornet
The New York herald., 1874-03-30

WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL ON
w this day at O'Clock, the Contents OF the Liquor
street; fine walnut Counters, Ale Pumps, Regulator
william Abbott gives hi. personal attention, as in the
past years. the sale of Furniture residence OF
persons declining at his spacious sales
The New York herald., 1874-03-30

XNM Writer'S, AUCTloNEER-SELLS THIS DAY
w at o'clock. at 4H Canal street, q largo lot OF
Household Furniture consisting Of Parlor Caamper
Dining Room suits, and Bedding Lounges Easy, Rocking
and other Chairs Eteageres Sofa Beds 20 to 50 fine Car
Ware. stoves, Pictures and large variety OF other
UnDda
The New York herald., 1874-03-30

DY IsADoREJ swARZKOPH AUcTIONEER WILL
ID sell at 10 O'clock l6i Canal street, hs entire Fix,
tures Furniture. Crockery Ware. Glass Ware, &C.. OF
saloon and restaurant positively in lots. Dealers in
vlted
The New York herald., 1874-03-30
THE LECTURE SEASON.

The possibility OF q net0 issue Of ssaconCertible
paper IregGrd ,cith amdzenaent and anxiety, and,
in ny judgment, such an issue scould be a detat-
nae7at ana q Sharne.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
The New York herald., 1874-03-30

ETH AVENUE THEATRE
MONSIEUR ALPHONSEii
Alexander Dumas Great European Sensation.
The New York herald., 1874-03-30

DEMOvAL-w. KURTz PHOTOGRAPHER WILL.
IL remove from D2 Broadway to the ruore spacious
rooms OF his building on Madison square Cast
TwantY- -third street, about AprU l.
The New York herald., 1874-03-30
IJENRY b. HERTS, AUCTIONEER.
65s BROADWAY, NEAR BOND STREET.
IMPORTANT SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE,
BY ORDER OF MR.. CONRAD BOILER.
ON TUESDAY, MARCH 81 AND
WEDNESDAY APRIL l, AT 10 O'CLOCK,
AT THE EXCELSIOR FURNITURE WAREROOMS
2l6 TO z26 WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET

Mr.. HERTS takes great
pleasure in announcing
that he has received in
structiOns 10 close out with
out any reserve the entire
stock OF Mr.. CONRAD
BOILER, on account of his
retiring from business, The
quality OF the goods u too
well known to need any
comment, and being the
largest stock ever sold at
auction In this city, II offers
q rare opportunity to those
IN want OF really elegant
Furniture. The goods will
be ON exhibition and cata-
lOgues ready on Monday, VI
the Warerooms, ZIG to 2z6
West Twenty-th street
Notice. The goods will
be stored free OF charge, II |
desired, until May l.
The New York herald., 1874-03-30

LNOR SALE AT AUCTION. BY IL n. CAMP, APRIL
q by order of Supreme Court. four story brown
stone Dwelling built in best manner; Columbia College,
$32O RrOund rent
The New York herald., 1874-03-30

DINGEE. PORTER a CO.. AUCTIoNEERS.
IL THIS DAY, ON the premises, at III O'Clock,
Lots and good Dwelling In 23d ST. between 9TH and
Sth building Lots in l2fth st. between 7h
and 9Th also 20 Horses Carriages Harness and the
who Europe rs per cent can remain on bond
nj m
The New York herald., 1874-03-30

(NERMANIA THEATRE.
" AID. NEUENDORFF..... Director
MONDAY, March so
BENEFIT OF EUGENIE SCHMITZ
LOHENGELB,
travestic of Richard Wagner's opera, "Lohengriu,"
in three acts, by Nestroy. Music by suppee
Box Office open daily from till O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1874-03-30

nor sALE-AT AUCTION. SATURDAY APRIL T. AT
/ O'clock r. M on the premises, $50 Myrtle avenue,
BROOKLYN, Cottage. 10 rooms all improvements and
eY Lot
The New York herald., 1874-03-30

METROPOLITAN THEATRE
lM 6S5 and 537 Broadway 5S5 and 5s7
THE EosT POPULAR PERFORMANCE or '" TIE ns pAY
The New York herald., 1874-03-30

MARINERS DIVISION, NO. 4sS, $. OF T., WILL GEL
Methodist Episcopal church. Grand street on Mon
day evening March 30 1874 at O'CLOCK The programme
will consist OF Addresses Readings Rectauons, Vocal
and Instrumental Music Admission rs cents
The New York herald., 1874-03-30

iTlY IsADORE J. SWARZKOPH HAUCTIONEER-WrII
ID sell at l0H O'Clock, No Hubert street. near iiud
holse yiz Parlor and Chamber Furniture, Brussels ana
Chairs Bureaus Mirrors EnRravings, Paintings Stoves
ReGtgerators &c, Dealers and house keepers In nved
STRAUS SWARZKOPH
T6 Bowery, and 78 V0rick streat-
The New York herald., 1874-03-30

7 ECTURE-REv. PATRICK TONER WILL DELIVER
IL his great Lecture, 'The Poets ireland in Cooper
Union, Tuesday evening inst for the benefit OF st.
Peters church. This lecture was pronounced in Pha-
delpha "a model of elegance and oratorcal power"
Who would i0rego such treat Tor such an objects
The New York herald., 1874-03-30
ULTION NOTICE.
n AUGUST MARTINES, Auctioneer,
S20U00 worth OF
magnificent Household Furniture,

magnificent Household Furniture,
rosewood Pianoforte, Drawing Room SUITS,
Paintings Bronzes and many Works OF Art.
over 500 lots al public auction,
THIS DAY Monday), March 30, at lUx O'Clock,
at the elegant residence 8 West Fifteenth street.
between Firth and Sixth avenues
Drawing Reoms-Superb suits. Grande Duchesbe STYLE
covered silk brocade Of rchest description Eta
Secreaire Bookcase. Encoignures Cabinets Lace
Curtains; velvet medallion Carpets; Paintings, by
eminent artists bronze Clocks Vases Books magnifcent
wood, walnut Bureaus. Bedsteais. Wardrobe; hair
spring Mattresses; Bedding Extension Table, Buffet,
Silverware, Glassware, Cutlery, Casters, Tureens sal
Dinner. lea Service; Chinaware, Linen Also all
The New York herald., 1874-03-30

JAMES CAGNEY, AUCTIONEER, 53l HUDSON
street-Excellent Household Furniture this day, at
10a O'Clock, OF the three private residence IA
varck place Sullivan street, near Bleecker consisting
Oh rose WOOL SC ven Sfrave fGno Srovessin 20 mag
Parlor suits In and haircloh Secretary bookcase
marble Centre Tables Brussels velvet and three plv
CARPETS; black walnut % and chestnut Chamber suits
Easy Chairs, Pictures, Mantel Ornaments Wilcox
Gibbs Sewing Machine perfect order stair Carpets Oil
cloths, dining and kitchen Furniture. Catalogues ut
sale. Dealers invited, the sale will be per-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-05-22
N. b. BRITT,
aStarer and CiStern Builder

is PREPARED TO EXECUTE ALL WoKk
at Hughes coal office, at foot Of Suspension
BRIDGE. or at his residence on Main street, Edge
field, will receive prompt attention.
my15til janl,T5
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-05-22
A STAR CHAMBER VICTIM.

Major General Hartsuff, whose death
took place IN New York on Saturday,
was one of the victims Of the HURT
conspiracy; and he died just or the eve
of the publication of the record that
would have explained to himself and
his friends the cause of the unjust
treatment he received during the latter
part of the war. In mentioning his
case, the Washington correspondent of
the Neag York Tribune says that he was
a member of the HURT Court of In
quiry, and, to prevent the knowledge
he there obtained from in any way be-
coming public, he was ordered to Will
mington, n. c., before a retiring board.
This plan did not succeed, and he was
ever after prevented from having any
important command. So carefully was
the secret motive for this treatment of
so good an officer guarded, that al
though Gen. Hartsuff was a friend of
President Lincoln, neither he nor his
friends could get any explanation Of it,
and never suspected the cause until the
publication Of some of the HURT papers
during the past winter.