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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-11
HOMICIDE IN RENSSELAER, COUNTY.
Citizen Shot by an Ohncer-Testimony
Before the CorOner's Jury.

Before the Cor0ner's Jury.
ALBANY, N. T., Oct. 10, 1874.
The following Is the version given OF the homi-
eide in Rensselaer, county yesterday, in which an
officer. sent to serve process on Peter Ftnkle,
shoe him. Calvin Finkle, son Of deceased, says:-
Finkle ana Ostrandcr were driving along at . point
south Blooming Grove, when Hur but and seaman
came up behind them in wagon AMI ordered them to
Finkic and said, 1--WE got warrant for you; you
must 70 with to the Troy JAN" finxle re-
sponded pleasantly that he would go, but would
first like to 50 home and attend to some business Fnkle
then glanced the rant and said II was an old
upon which no had been arrested before anc tnat he
would not go. Hurlbut said you must 90 right away,
then struck Aurlbus once with walking cane at the
same time holding HIM by the collar. Hurlbut
then dragged him the wagon and deliberately fired
shot rink did not resist at er being dragged
from the wagon Devon1 ting huribu by the collar
Deputy -herif Seaman did not alpht rem the wagon
In which he was sitting. and Huribut old not call for
any assistance
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THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY.

ST. LOUIS, No., Oct. 10, 1874
President Grant and party lett this evening for
Texas via the Missouri Pacific and Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas ralll Dads. Generals Sheridan and
Augur will join the party at Sedaiia. The New
York capitalists who have been spending a few
days here left ior Vinita, ]. r., this morning
via the Atlantic and Pacific road, aud will
meet the Presidents party at that point and
PROBABLY accompany them to Texas. 1t Is expected
that Vlnia ana CaddO delegations OF Indians Will
meet the President ana have talk on the return
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Carlists Retiring In Face OF Republican
Troops-Royalists Asking for Ann
THE sCHLtsWIG QUESTION.
Queen Victoria Likely to Arbitrste the Dano-
German Difficulty,

LONDON, Oct TO- 1874
Inc Times has advices from Vienna to the effect
tnat the idea OF referring the Schleswig question
70 the arbitration o. the Queen Of England is
gaining favor in diplomatic circles. 1t Is slated
that the DANISH government is favorable to sucn
course. wnicn, II IL thought will offer feasible
method for the solution or the question.
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UTAH..

Tho Polygamous Grand Juror Indicted
for Murder.
SALT LAKE, Oct. 10. 1874.
The Grand Jury last evening brought In an In
dictment against Thomas E. Kicks Tor murder
committed fourteen years ago. Kicks is the jury
man who was indicted on Thursday last TOR po!yg-
amy. He is now In the Penitentiary, having re-
fused to give bali.
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POST OFFICE AFFAIRS.

It is no less than wonderful now much cores
pondence is conducted through the United States
mails. For the fiscal year just closed Postmaster
James, report Of safes in his office OF postage
stamps, stamped envelopes and postal cards.
amounted to the enormous sum of s. 55o,46l 03.
From tnis report 1t will be seen that there were
sold 80, 100000 three cent stamps, ls,40O 500 two
cent stamps, and 100000 one cent stamps. &c.
rha IN No xed ls the entire renort:--
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YELLOW FEVER.

Report OF the Condition at the Pensa-
cola Navy Yard.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10, 1874.
telegram received at the Navy Department
from Captain A. A. Semmes. commanding the
Pensacola Navy Yard, says
Paymaster MacMahon il doing we'll. One more case
ls reported thirteen officers and convalescent
Yhe lever Is declining Tor want of subjects.
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ITALY.

FLORENCE, Oct. 10, 1874.
Several copies OF O socialist proclamation and
some Orsint bombs have been seized in the house
of an tnternationalist here.
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DEATH PREFERRED TO A PRISON,
Escape and Suicide of a Negro Cr,wtu. a,

WASHINGTON, Oct TO- 1874
Yesterday police oficer had desperate strue
gle with a colored fugitive from justice in the
effort to haudcun him. The fugitive. putting both
hands against a bridge, forced himself over In TO
she river, atcr declaring he would die before he
would 90 with the 0flcer Efforts were made to
rescue him, but wi'nUut success and ne was
drowned. lie uad Ieeu fined 20 for an assault
ana had escaped from the cell In which ue had
been confined.
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THE DANUBlAN PRIECIPAIITIES.

LONDON, Oct. 10, 1874.
Roumanfa and servia have adopted peaceful
attitude toward Turkey IN consequence OF the
representations OF Prince Bismarck and Count
AndrAssy.
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THE TROUBLES IN THE SOUTH.
Capture OF Masked Outlaws-A Conscr-
vative View Of How to Restore Peace.

Capture or Masked Outlaws-A Conser-
vative View OF How to Restore Peace.
WASHINGTON, Oct. TO- 1874.
telegram received by the Attorney General
this morning from the Assistant United States
Attorney, dated Denison, Texas, October 0, says
elusive. Of a masked and disguised band Witnesses
and nod Be
nnas Of Fort m %
capnre "a not been for their r. presence serious
whip Of the law, these masked outlaws and conprstors
A letter addressed to the President BY promin.
ent conservative politician In Mississippi argues
that the only true way to restore peace and pros
perlty to the south Is for Congress to pass an act
to pay for tine quartermaster's and commissary
stores taken BY the Union army in the SOuth dur
ing the war. and to refund the cotton tax. 1t has
been referred to the Attorney General by the
President.
Negro Preacher shot While Attempt-
ing to Commit INSTRUMENTATION of
n Colored Detective.
NASHVILLE Tenn, Oct. 10, 1874.
This mornings Banner publishes report OF the
shooting OF one Joe Ravages, negro preacher,
near Franklin, Tenn, while In the act OF entering
the residence OF q Mr.. Shy with tho intention OF
numbering that gentleman and his wife and burning
their residence. An attempt TO fire the household
had been before made, and Joe Ravages was sus-
peCteu Dy
A NEGRO DETECTIVE
sent rom Nashville, who ingratated himself in
Ravages' lavor. and got him to enter into an ar
rangement to commit the above mentioned act.
IL was while carrying out this plan that Ravage
was killed In Shy's house by the latter's son and
some riend after desperate hand.to-hand tight
Dr. shy, the son, was shot In the nand, It is sup
posed by one Of his own party, during the scufiie,
otherwise no damage was done to the inmates.
The Coroners jury gave verdict in accordance
with the above facts.
All Quiet I'm sumpter County-Appoint-
ment of United States Deputy
Marshals.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct. 10, 1874.
Congressman Hays and Abrams, Probate
Judge, OF sumpter, wao have been abse at Wash
tngton for some time, are now in this city. The
reports from Sumpter are that all is quiet. Sheriff
WILLIAMSON and Coleman, the latter c0ored, who
were arrested charged with the murder OF Trey
have been released by the United states Commits
StOncr
General r. w. Hesly United States Marshal for
Alabama, has appointed some dozen or more
Deputy Marshals upon the recommendation OF
Charles Il. Mayer, Chairman oil the RepuDlican Ex-
ecutive Committee OF tnis state. These deputies
have been appointed In the negro counties and
are sli repnblicaDs.
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The Way to Secure a beautiful Skim
Use aLENN,s SULPHUR SOAP daily in your bath. 1t
open pores that all impurities pass or from
the whole skin instead OF Compelling them to work OF
through the face-the only part OF great many people
thai washed, and therefore the only part where he
at 25 per cake or one three cakes Coo by mali
zone box, three cakesp, Toe Address L. N. CRITTEN
TOs. New York. Agents wanted.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, Oct TO- 1874.
Elections in the Departments Of Dromc, Nord
and Disc, to ill vacancies In the Assembly, are
ordered Tor November 8.
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Died.

GILL1GAN AT her residence, No. $50 East Elev.
entn street, after painful illness, Mrs. RICHARD
GILLlGAN.
Her remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery
on Monday, at one O'Clock.
Dublin and Melbourne papers please copy.
IFor other Deaths See Thirteeath PugeI
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Dyoing and Clennfng.-Thc Empire
DYEING And CLEANING COMPANY call FOR and &c.
liver goods WorS surpassed by none. Onces-y1
Broadway I'd St 1876 9TH sv. near lath st. 40 -
ay., near Gath st
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SPAIN.
Carlist Execution OF rrcvincialg-Fatal Ex.
p'osion.


Madrid, Oct 10, 1874.
tho CAriists have shot nineteen natives Of
Navarro who were serving In the insurgent army
for characterization.
I r DEATHS By ACCIDENT
An explosion occur ed in building at Azpeftia
used for the manufacture OF cartridges for the Car
lists, causing the Instant death of eighteen per-
sons
Carlists Retiring In Face OF Republic nm
Troops-Royaiists Asking for AM
mostly.
MADRID, Oct. 10, 1874.
General Laserna has returned to Logrono, leav-
ing strong force OF republicans to garrison La
Guarda.
The Cariists have Withdrawn by way OF Pena-
lcerrado to Prlmltivests.
The republican General Moriones occupies the
Gown OF Tafalla and the country in its neighbor.
hood,
SURRENDER OF RoYALIsTs.
Many Carlists are coming into Barcelona and
Tarragona ana askin Tor amnesty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-11

Oibblee, LMdics' and GentIemen's WIG
maker, be found at his new establishment, LIN
Broadway between Twenty-seventh and Twenty eighth
streets, opposite the Coleman House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-11

ssEecc signum'' Patent Wire Signs
and Banners, attractive and economical UPHAA
CO, Painters and Engrayers, 500 broadway
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Diamonds Bought. Sold and Losne8
on; also Watches, Jewelry and Silverware- -. .
GEO. Q. ALLEN, Jeweiler 40 Broadway. near 2Vth -
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A.-Nernia or Rupture.-Thcre Is No
better Truss made, for holding and curing rupture,
than Nv HIIE'S PATENT Liver TRUSS Discrp-
tive pamphlets III cents. Dr. GREGORY, S54 Broadway.
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Dents Donovan, Formerly at DsImona-
co.'s gives table hote Dinner his restaurant, Nc
East Twelfth street. Tor 81 So wine included.
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Elcctricity-Fort tho Speedy and ERco.
tua of Dyspepsia, Sciatica, Neural ia Rheum9
tlsm, Paralysis and Nervous Disorders, ut Mo- Wese
Fourteenth street
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE

The Plymouth Ordered to the North At
1antlc Squadron.
The Plymouth. 81 op-otwar, Captain Russell,
which was first ordered 10 duty In the South At
lantic squadron and then to 60 to the East India
squadron was to-day ordered to sail october Is,
for Kew west, for service in the North Atlantic
SQUADRON.
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A.-For mn Elegant, Fashionable Hat
of superior quality 90 direct to the manufacturer,
ESPkNSCuEID, us Nassau street.
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Grnofenberg Vegetable Pills Mny BE
confidently -elied upon to ehectua,y cure Headache.
Indigestion, Constipation. Biliousness.
GRAEFaNBERG COMPANY, Sc Re AIDE stroot-
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Genuine Vichy Water.

Furniture Ia gains.-See Keity & Co.'s
adyer isement .
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Immediate Relief Was Obtained FrOM
Pain in the Back, Neck and shoulder: GILES LIN
MESr IODIDE AMMONIA. CHARLES A. SECOR.
Filth avenue. Depot AL Six h avenue.
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Get Bottle of Wistar's BaAsAm eE
WILD CHERRY You may need 1t Tor a sudden cough
cold ~ cents and 81 bottle large bottles much tho
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DunviIIe'y Old Irish Whiskey IL Re.
com mended by the medical profession superior 70
French brandy In casks cases. U. ). Branch. q
Broad street
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Corns, Bunions, Hngrowing Nnils
A.. cured without nam CORN CURE by mail. 10 cents
Df RICE t61 broadway, near Dcy street
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stAmmering and Suffering Success
fully treated no charge until cured. Address NEW
YORK STAMMERING INSTITUTE. lbs Wayerley place.
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To the Public.
our expiring the LIST February next
we determined to close out this tau certain de-
partments of business and offer at and below cosg
our entire stock OF
Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures,
Real bronzes AM Clocks,
Composition BrouZes and Clocks,
SIlverplated Ware, Cutlery and Fancy Goods
Purchasers can bargains Also at very lew
rates China Glass and nglish stone China, by the see
piece. NiCOl, DAViDsON %.
CSC Broadway. Great Jones street.
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Fashion ebte III ats at PoPu1 ar Pri-es.-~
MINER CO.. 62S Boa iway, ,pos te olympic Theatre
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fiiaaterve
49,. - Al. c..... Ccieefine,
"""o" Vi SAo 'P'i"ss'- Grand Grille,
Hoptal-
Bottled under the supervision Of the French sovcrs-
ment.
Dyspepsia Govt Gravel. Diabetes Diseases al ths
Liver, Kidneys and BLADDER.
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Street Lamps and Street Lamp
Observation-Disclosures $50 Broad wav Prince
Cali and examine or send for circular and price list
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The "Beebe RANGE
Prices rcduced$6O for the largest family size put u
Orders for repairs received by mail.
JAMES 4 KIRKLAND, Nos s, 10 and IL keade street.
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A.-RainbOw's Patent Rupture Cure
appliance is recommended by all who know its remark
able qualities for security and day and night until
sound will Danish spring truscs gum belts and wooden
pads. Principal office GAS Broadway, New York
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A.-Silk Elastic Stockings, Belts, Knee
Cans Abdominal Supporters, Suspensory Bandages,
Shoulder Braces and Clutches at MARSHS Truss ONCE
No. z Vescy street Lady In attendance.
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Bntchelor's Hair Dyo IL Splendid
Never mia Established II years Sold ana properly
aaniied At KATCHEiusS Wig fsntory 10 Bond st., NY,
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Tho Wish to be Bea utiful.-There never
lived woman who could uuthully say she did not
whether she was pretty or not Every woman
The laws of her icing render ysica attrac-
uveness much glory TO her strength Is 10
Now, one Of the essential elements beauty clear
free from tan spot frecSie or blemish AMI
this charm can be acquired BY the use OF DIR. T. r.
BEAUHFIER. The mass OF testimony establishing
the rejuye ting properties of this prep
covers period OF many years and the narnca
of a large number of professional cele brtes among
which are those Of Parepa Rosa, Nilsson Fanny Stock
ton Mrs; Bowers, &C The scientific endorsements Of the
Board Of Health Of New York, in condemning generally
the OF the period Poisonous especially
noaneed harmless For nearly thirty.Gvc years DR.
ITALIAN MEDICATED sOAr. for the cure Of Skin Dis
eases have precedence Of all others aud the fs-
ionabe and scientific world unite in awarding I'D
ORIENTAL CREAM the superiority oyer every article
doctor depot IS Bond ST., New York and Druggists
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NeuraIgfa, Sciatica,

NeuVaIgia, SciafiCa, Rheu IN tism, sEc.,
annihiated by Or. CAMPBELL'S RADIO AZ CURE,'s
for Neuralgia and kindred diseases. Reicrcnccs-
Ter. Esq. 81 Broadway, John Bamorc Esq, Harlem
hundreds Others. CO Fulton street. Druggists. ST.
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Specialty.-Ebonya and NIarquetry In-
laid Parlor Cabinets Tables Eases Music stan Is Sew
ing Tables, Jariinieres, Pedestas. &C., at hERTs
CO.'S Nos 804 AMI 806 Broadway, opposite Eleventh St
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Surgical Bazaar, l. 81 Broadway. TRU5SES Of most ap
proved styles at two birds the downtown prices tor the
kinds subscriber, y business
ner and co.inventor of Marsh Co tdissolvei. Ladr
attendant. GEO. CALDWELL
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IT whitens the tn and hardens the gums
IL sweetens and blesses, North aud South,
II sweetens breath, Ii washes the noun.
1t driveth all tartar AM scarf far away,
Yes, SOZ0DoNI saveth the teeth from decay
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To avoid countereits and ni 'aona require that the
capsule bears the name oil OF the above named
springs, us well as the year OF the bottlfng. .Ns
For sale by all leading all AMI dru ygsS ana
In the trade on by
BOUCHE FILLS Co,
81 ID aver street,
Sole Agents for tho United statoA
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SILK Elastic Belts, Stockings, Ankletss
KNEE CAPS &C.. at Surgical Bazaar 1856 Broadway.
at one-third less than downtown prices; fresh goods
lately imported. Lady attendant GEO. CALDWELL
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Health Restored (WithOut Medicine
by DU BARRY's REVALENTA ARABIC FOOD TO tho
soma h. nerves. lungs and liver curing dyspepsia Ga
digcson diarihma, acidity, palpi atoa
seepiessnes aen,iiy wastlns cough asthma levers
sisted all other rem ,dies Depot IN New YORK. JOHN r.
HENRY, CURRAA CO., Nos aud College place.
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A.-Hats for Gentlemen at Lowest
prices. +. kRNENWElN.
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A.-CautiOn-Card TO the Ruptufcd.-
Certain unpriucipicd parties are eircuanns report
tina hay retired profession, decciving many
OF nv patients hy tins unmitisated tasehcod most
respectfully announce that am stu trcaung hernia
street Astor House have been located tor the
mn ~ ~ vsars DR. & n. MARSH No. Vesey street.
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Lyceun Theatre.

This is the last week OF the Aimee opera oouce
at the Lyceum. The favorite prlma donna Will
nave benefit on Friday night, appearing in ia
File de Nine. Angot" which opera will also
be the feature OF the farewell represen.
tations. On the 10th inst. Miss. Adelaide
Nelson appears as Beatrice In "'Mnch Ado
as Beneoick. Her season will last two weeks, and
VIII be succeeded by the Emily Soidcne English
ances OF s.Ceneveve de Brabant,n "Prncess OF
TreDizond." .Grand Duchess "Littie Faust"
.'Cniperlc,n sL',Eu Crcve," ..Fleur de Lys' and
opera troupe has enjoyed considerable success in
London.
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A.-Hernld Branch Once. Brooklyn
corner Fulton avenue ana Bocrum street,
Open from A. NJ. Up. NJ
On sunday from to +. NJ
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A-SsO 900 Furniture.-POsitiveS Sale OF
entire soct Of VIM u Lee at auction tuesday, 18th,
Ne inessiay nh anil Thursday, 18th OF Octo. ly9
and 2oi Fulton street New York. See auction column
for pafucu.arsi
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II You Want to Sleep the Sound Re-
freshng sleep OF childhood, take the WAITE or LFK
llA and 81 broadway: also at the WEBSTER MANI
FEATURING COMPANY IA Maiden lane, New York.
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A-Correct style Gentlemen Dress
uATa ready. BUhKE, IA Broadway,
Park Bank Building.
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Cancer Cured without the Knife o.
main Diseases Of females 50 sci12. By Pro. j NJ.
CUMINS, al o.. l4S East twenty six th street
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Ai.-Al.-The Hair Dressed With Barry's
TRICoPHERUS win decay or fall out or lose Its
lustre, or show any signs OF disease or decline.
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A.-UpOn the Invention OF the Elastic
TRUSS. 6s3 Broadway, which soon cures Rupture the
metal dea found their wretched business fast
ebbnx to eternal SMASH" with no returning tide.
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Lake George Diamonds-The Most Por-
feet and brilliant ever seen call will satisfy the
Stads, 81 so to SIS No ladies' toilet complete whous
them L. JACOBS, No Astor House.
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A.-A.-The SpinEler H0use.-Thts
well known house has recently been rcfurnshed and
rented throughout. the very best STYLE and
offers under the proprietorship of A. H. HOvEY,
Winter Apsrtmcnts either sngy or en- suite Inc prices
have been made very low throughout The house Is
Kent upon both the American and European plans
either being optional with the guest rho location
upon Union square, near Fourteenth street, Is In the
travel nearness to the leading places Of smase
Those king winter quarters the travelling public
are Invited inspect the SPiNGLEk before engaging
else where. Rates moderate to transient guests
New-York tribune., 1874-12-01
4 NEV PACIFIC STEAMSHIP LINE.
FORMATION OF TIE OPPOSITION LINE TO THR
PACIFIC MAIL COMPANY,

FORMATION OF TIE OPPOSITION LINE TO TnR
PACIFIC MAIL COMPANY,
Vice-President Coils =. Huntington Of the
Pacific Railroad said yesterday IN response inquiries
that he had received the following telegram from san
Francisco concerning the establishment Of steamship
line on the Pacific Ocean:
"The Occidental and Orient Steamship Company OF
San Francisco yesterday hled an act Incorporation.
The directors Leland stamford. Charles CrOckcr.
DAVID ID. Cotton, Lloyd Tcvs. and Mark Hopkins. Tne
capital Is sl0O0oO0 III 100000 shares OF 500 each"
Mr.. Huntington said that the new Company would
organize temporarily by the election Of David ID. Cotton
as President After the details OF organization had
been effected there might be change in the Presidency.
but that would rest with the stockholders. The COM
pany had yet secured the requisite steamers but
option OF 80 vessels from various They
would require several at the start and would increase
them occasion required. The vessels would ply
between San Francisco Hong Kong, and Yokohama,
and would carry the bulk OF the railroad freight Tho
Pacific Railroads had official representation In tho
company, but the several corporations would work
In harmony. Being asked II the company
opposition to Pacific Mail. Mr. Huntington said that no
such statement had appeared in his dispatch The nev
company was not an opposition TO anything, but was
intended to carry freight and passen aud would Go
IL in best adapted to promote their interests
and increase their business.