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THE MOBILE LINE.

THE MOBILE LINE.
On and after May 81. trains will leave depot
foot Of Canal street, as follows
Express and mail. daily. .............. 500 L. II.
Coast accommodation, daily Except
Sunday. Observation-Disclosures. Bats P. N.
Thr0ught night express, daily. ....... 4:OO P. II.
Coast accommodation daily Except
SUNDAY ...:;....;...........'.... y:0O n
Express and mail daily. ............... 300 P. n.
Through night express, daily. P. N.
The P. n. express train will stop only at regu.
Lar telegraph stations between this city and Ocean
Springs.
This is the only line running through Pullman
Palace Cars to Louisville, Charlotte and Virginia
Springs
once corner Camp and Common streets, opposite
City Hotel.
E.P. SHUTE,
General Passenger Agent,
s. H. SCRANTON,
myl3 General Sup rintendent-
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RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS
AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANY,
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE

Trains depart and arrive as follows from Calliope
street depot.
Express. D.r.s ZOO A. NJ Enpres. .s4's 200 P. NJ
Nail. .........5:OOP P. M. Maii..-..... 500 A. II.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through to 1t.
Louis, Chicago and Louisville.
Only one change of sleeping cars to Eastern
cities
Tickets for sale and information given 1T No. 22
Camp street. corner OF Common.
A. D. SHELDON, Agent.
tal2 1y B. D. FROST, General Manager.
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hetaihng ice is . slippery business, and
cool fall generally ends it.
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EDUCATIONAL,
r OUIslANA STATE AGRICUJruRay.
MECHANICAL COLLEGE,

me regular session Of this institution for 1874:
direction Of the following faculty: N11'A '''O
President ex-ofYicio
Professor of Chemistry a. ocri;od g.. .
culture and the mechanic aria p|o~ ." "s''
-, a iaoiessor OF Natural Philosophy and Mathe.
arts 0iAu eno Anecnaiils
Engnee ring. @nA 1n"Hi'ihs
= T r, Of Modern Languages and Literature
Hand Drawing. A"p'n'"' a'u ''o7
o. An instructor in Maritime Science and Practice.
u oe taught IN school ship.
a tutor In Telegraphy for female pupils
rutor in Wood Engraving for female pupils,
tutor IN photography for female pupils
+,,. me appointment Of professors, instructors and
1 ps are ali vacant. and will be filled BY tho
Board OF Coatrol on MONDAY. the second OF No.
vemoer, 1874 Appicants for the positions will file
sesIlmonlals Of character and qualifications, and
aS9ress any Inquiries to the president Of the Board
ot control OF the Louisiana state Mechanical and
agricultural College, New Orleans.
BY order Of the Board:
b. CONQUEST CLARKE,
Secretary Of the Board Of Control Of the Louisiau,
Mechanical and Agricultural College.
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HORSES. MULES, FLOATS. HARNESS.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN 81 SMITH.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
M

No. 81, 3c5.
pY II. nj. & b. J. nlONTGOMERY-R,
~ N. Montgomery, Auctioneer.-Wll be sold on
WEDNESDAY, October :, 1874. at eleven O'clock at
the corner of St. Thomas and Race Streets by vir-
tue and in pursuance of an order of the Hon. A. L.
Tisrot judge of the Second District Court for the
parish Of Orleans, dated September a. 1874 docket
Ne. 81 ,385-
IL MULES
2 BAY HORSES
WHITE MARE. .
COW.
IL FLOATS.
20 SETS HARNESS.
Terms-Cash on the spot. se25 30 OCT
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t1ONSTABLES' SALES


4. X. RA.r%aa ~: job. Cstaresu: WI.
opponent-ThiId Justice Court for the Parish q
Orleans. No. 2a9l.
l DY VIRTUE OF i WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS II
| 6me directed by the Hon. John L. Laresche, Thirs
Justice Of the Peace in and for the parish Of Or
WEDNESDAY. October7. 1874, at twelve o'clock 4.
at my warehouse No. :229 Royal street. betwes'
THE CONTENTS Of 4 GRoCRRY STORE;
Seized in the above entitled and numbered suit
| se2s oc47 &. B. sNARR Constable.
Thomas Dunn vs.. M. Bracken-same w.
eame.-SecOnd Justice Court for the Parish Of
Orleans. Nos. 6458 and 6459.
DY VIRTUE OF TWO WRITS OF FIERI FACIAS
Justice Of the Peace in and for the parish Of Or.
leans in the above stated suits, will proceed to
sell st public auction at my warehouse Ne l42
LOT OF GROCERIES. BARRELS. ETC., as per
Seized in the above stated suits.
$3.50 oc4 10 \ JOHN MCCORMICK Constable.
Metropolitan Loan. Savings and Pledge
Bank vs.. Josephine Desforses, wife of P. H.
Desforges, authorized. and P. H. Desf0rges, her
husband, iii solido;. same Vs. same.-Second
Justice Court for the Parish Of Orleans, Nos.
DY vIETUE OF TWO wRrTs OF FIERI FACIAs
ID to me directed by the Hon. W. L. Evans Sec
ond justice of the peace i'll and for the parish of
Orleans. in the above stated suits. will proceed
to sell at public auction, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange. on Royal street, between
Canal and CustomhOuse streets. in the Second
District of this city. on MONDAY, October H. 1874,
at twelve o'clock M
l. TWO CONTIGUOUS LOTS OF GROUND, to.
gether with all the buildings and improvements
thereon situated in the Third District OF this city
and in the square bounded by Claiborne, Kerlerec
Derbigny and Esplanade streets, having each p
feet front on Claiborne street, by IS feet DEPTH
more or less.
?. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with
all the buildings and Improvements thereon, stu
ated in the Third District of this city in the square
bounded by st. Anthony, Solldelle, Josephine and
Bagatelle streets, measuring between parallel
lines rs feet inches front on st. Anthony street,
by ITO feet in depth.
Seized in the above stated suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
sel2 80 ocll JOHN MCCORMICK. Constable.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY r. II. q B. ]. MONTGOMERY.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, IROH
SAPES, ETC, AT AUCTION.
TRI-WKEKLY SALES
RY X. n. Il B. J. MONTGOMERY
- 4. N. Montgomery, Aucti0neer, Once No. 81
DAY and SATURDAY, commencing at eleven
O'CLOCK, at their asction room, corner Camp and
hatcher streets
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS
IRON SAFRS COOKING STOVES etc.
Terns-Caah nvy
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MARINE intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN.
Wednesday, September 30, 1874.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Lalande. Williams from Rio Janelro, to
PIN. Forwood &cO-lst district Is
STEAMBOATS,.
Yaeger. Burke. from st Louis
st John McElrOy from Baton Rouge
Bertha Bruner Wepzel, from Brownsville
Walloon. Ruiz, from Lower Coast
Wswen0ck. Gleason. from Bonnet Care
Hunter. RAdsvich. from Lower Coast
BELOW-AT QUARANTINE.
Spanish bark Altsgrocia, Domeleck days from
Havana to master
IMPORTS.
Of Alabsmal6lO l bdls iron ties 1908 bxs tinplate
"a cks brandy So cks wine 1888 hhds wine 889 cases
sardiAes IS bbls vinegar
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ST LOUIS-Steamer q C Yeager-l70 bales cotton
AZ sks seed cotton 493 SKIS bran $40 SKIS oats 222l
sks corn 332 bales hay 1884 bbls -four 400 bbs pot
toes and sundry produce
BATON ROCGE-Steamer st JOhn-s2 bales cot
ton 81 bales moss $50 SKIS rough rice and sundries
BROWNSvILLE-Steamer Bertha Brunner-l92
BONNET CARRE-Steamer wswenock-a5 bbls
LOWER COAsT-Steamer Hunter-Ii SKIS rough
LOWER COAST-Steamer W alloon--75 ske rough
RECEIPTS By RAILROADS.
MoRGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
September 29 AZ bales cotton los SKIS rice I.0 head
cattle 1870 head sheep and sundries
NtW ORLEANS: MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL-
ROAD, September 1858 bales cotton LIS pkgs to.
bacco 500 bbls apples and sundries
NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL.
ROAD. September 29-S84 baes cotton and sundrles
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SuCCtSSTOu Oh CuHTIeN IL HGyV@C
NNHR CREDITORS OF THE SUCCESSION ~
y Charles M Heyyaert No. 37o6s Of the docket
OF the second District Court are hereby notified to
my notarial office, No. so Royal street, MONDAY
october 26. 1874. ct twelve O clock NJ
By order Of the Court
SEES ocl 3 % tn. BC1SsON, Notary Public.
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Tho Weather and Rivers.
and rivers at 3:43 P. M, local time, to-day:

OFFICE METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVER, I
sew Orleans. September %, 1874.
The following ia n renOrf Of the waa thor
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GIFT CONCERT.

A MOTHER CHANCE!
Fifth and Last Gift Concert
IN AID OF fH1
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
POSTPONED TO
NOVEMBER 80, 1874.
DRAWING CERTAIN AT THAT DATE.
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Succession Of BaDtfste Clarens - No.
37,4O7.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE CREDITORS
IN Of this estate to present their bills within ten
DAYS from this date tn the administrator
WIDOW CL4kEES
$3.50 ecS 81 No. so st. Philip street
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toorrrrurp FROM FIRST PAes.J

II ,,,0ard "a the tuture. La many instances
sefliciept grain and pr0vender has not oeen
mssie to winter the stock or make bread 1or
family support.
Opeu1ng Of the Campaign 10 Tennessee'
Aepecial to the appeal from Jonesboro,
It this date, says: 1he gu0ernatofiai can
vaaa opened here to-day. speaking began
ut hall past twelve in the courthouse. TX
President johnson was present. Inc court
house was crowded, and the utmost atten-
zion was paid to both speakers. Judge POr.
Ger Fed Ctf in very mastery effort, de-
nouncing the Republican administration,
rNaynard's action in Congress on the civil
,ixiiaE till, and his evident intention since
I Tia Chattanooga convention closed. lie
vsn loudly applauded throughout bis speech.
Maynard spoke at length on the peniten.
diary lease, assessment law, Ku Klux law,
Gibson cOaaty matter aud sale of railroad.
Nc denied his support Of the mixed school
clause and denounced Governor Browns
administration in severe terms.
In his reply Porter first referred strictly
% Brown and said:
'HAuy man who says he has been guilty Of
Grading in the securities of the State, or has
been connected with rings or frauds OF any
Kind is liar and slanderer."
lie said himself and Maynard had an
appointment at Pulaski, the home Of Brown,
where he wanted Maynard to eat words
just uttered against Browns administration.
The Races At Lexington.
LEXINGTON, September 29.-The fall
Meeting of the Kentucky TrOtting Horse
Association commenced to-day. The
weather was fine and the attendance large.
hot track slow.
FIRST Race-Almont purse for three year
olds for tho Almont set and purse OF $5oO
m gold by Colonel r. West; $3.50 to the
FIRST horse. $50 to the second, the associa
ton gives $50 to the third.
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RIVERS.
Above low
A Graceful Tribute.

HBelow high water mark of 1874.
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BELOW-AT QUARANTINE.
Spanish bark Altsgrocia. Domeaeck, days fro
Havana, to master
IMPORTS.

LIVERPOOL AND MISUNDERSTANDING Sta,
Of Alabsma1l6l Ol bdls iron ties 1908 bxs tinplat
"a cks brandy So cks wine 1888 hhds wine 889 case
sardines IS bbls vinegar
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7ime-2:46, 2:44, 2:401a, 2:44A.
Second Race-Stakes for stations that
made the season of 1874, in Kentucky, 500
entrance. half forfeit; 500 by the asaocia-
ton to the second, $50 to the third. Three
entries.
Stevens North Star, BY Msmbrino. .........l l l
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,,
Tuesday BvlNING, September 20. 1879.

OFFICB w THE DAI1I nHrUDENA",{
TUESDAY BvnNIHG. September 20. 1874.
We have no new feature to notice in the money
the banks and moderate on the street. with nothing
doing IN commercial paper under II y cent p
anuum and with tho bulk of the negotiations ut
Ia02 p cent p month. First class mortgages are
still quoted at l00ll p cent p annum, and second
grade at.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
Clearipgs. Balances.
September 26............ e563,9l4 % Sol SOB 90
September %. ........... TAB 3l9 80 tll60 37 81
September 29............ 35322S 81 129509 "a
Thus far this week. 81. l6O, 4S9 48 1927 $50 81
Same time last week.. 2.007 249 IS 239, I'D 81
Total last week. ......... 40A ,955 80 $50 3S2 "a
Total week before 800. 1881 $50 SO 495 500 %
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Treaty Signed.

FORr GARRY, September 29.-Lieutenant
George Morris and Mr.. Laird arrived here
Saturday, having been successful in making
. treaty with the Indians at Quisppele
river. The troops will probably get back
October 5.
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Frederick Roth vs.. Jacob Arnold.

W. r. dAEPER,
seq 0cl1 10 81 Sheriff of the Parish of Orl- ana
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession of Paul Barguuder.
SECOED DISTRICT COURT, FOR THR PARISH
- OF Orleans. No. 37,46l-Whereas, Mrs. Cath
erlne Peter, widow Of Paul BurguDder. has petit
LOned the court for letters of datve parliamentary
G4ecutcrshlp on the estate of the late Paul
burgunder, deceased. interstate. Notice is
hereby given to all whom 1t may concern, to show
cause within ten days why the prayer Of the said
petitioner should not be granted.
BY order Of the Court.
seq rs 80. PRANK PACE, JR., Clerk.
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PHILADELPHIA, September GAN in
quest was held to-day upon the body Of
Henry John Anderson, who died, as was
Supposed. from being thrown down by
Angelo Nicholas. The verdict was that his
and Nicholas WAS released from custody.
, 1874-11-11

Special DfsbdfcA 10 The CHICAGO iFibHn.
NEW YonK, Nov. 1o-Wheal-Market opened
but buyers do not respond to tho yiews Of TO-
ceiyo,y, and moro favorable Liverpool aayioca
full to stimulate the export Inquiry for srring.
Winter ia iirn,or hut quiet. md tho offerings
moderate. Tho market closes quiet aud l'cayy
Tor spring, with liberal oflcriugs. Wintor is
.tra,neer and in far demand for export and
mil!1ug, Tho saloa are ISL, 600 bu. at e1.04
il.lfT TOT No, / Chicago spring. sii.oc@l.o7 for
No! Chicago anri1lg-the inside price IN store-
ii .t0516 for No. . Chicago Bprlng. .0o for No.
j h3Iwaukoo, S1.13 for No. milwaukee,. 81 220
l2a} for led Western, a1.30@ 80 for wAlto Mich
GAM e1.gS for ambol do, Sl.2J for wlllto Cana-
dan, Sl.25 for ambor do. Wheat cloEes lower
a.d llnsattlad, With the offerings moro llbeial.
Ba,!Iey betssr and fairly active, Tho arr!ya!s as
TO; 2~rowed do. and $l.40 for 4-rowod do; 3d.
by Canada BAY ut sl.oo, last night, In store, aud
tiss Rstloy t sat~F!rm, t hut anot salos at 5000
bu Western at S1.40 On tine, and 2, 300 bu l.
zowca State at Sl,dd cash.
Oata-Ara firm, but quiet. DuyorB rofueea to
60 on At ny further advance. 6alea nro 23'oo0
65c. Western mixed at 6319a bid, white at ,Ol15@
G5]}1o, md Slate mixed nj I3}5@03o.
Nye-la firm ana In 1nuro actIye domand
The ss!ca arc a.10O bu Canadian at ESQ in bond
Corl-lH lesa nctfyn and wealscr. Tho do.
manl ts chiefly for tho l,ome trado. At tho closo
tho ma.kat vas heavy. saleH Of mixed, to A.
ut 83@ado, tho latter on lrack. tho Ea!os aro
10000 bn: fanp and nnHonud Mt 7l@74o !;
Wcnte,n Mixed at O11lGD1311 So ufloat; do YYlnto
at 9o@o5c; clloico ycllow Ut 931a@0lc In car
lots.
pork-Tho market WAS stoadior and fal,1y act-.
, 1874-11-11

Conference Between ti1o Stnto AutIaor-
tires and EEgIls4l lEEu1uliGitiars--Dr u r-
rlOr;lDi1 Condition OF the Stntr 4 rc:lxs
Observation-Disclosures ArrlYGA Al.

Conference Between tao Stnto Author
itlcs and EsgIls4l fEunulsoittors--1r-
rlorable Condition OF tho STATE Nrcax.
Hry-C0ncIsasi0hs Arrived At.
RICHMOND, w., Nov. 10.-The Conference
ro!atiyo to tho State bonis adjourned sino dlo ut
II o'clock, and littol tho voi Ut secrecy no far rs
tlercoiacuAlona wero concerned Tho Commit
tee appointed at tho morning sosaion
submitted ti,olr report. Tho Committee oxp'ess
tue opinion that, notwithstanding thorelucud mud
Impoverished condition Of Virginia, a. cItod By.
tho Governor. that taxation is sutliclons to pay
the necessary expenses Of tho State Govern
mont, including tho proper maintenance OF tho
public schools mud paynaent Of 4 ros ceut interest
the nsundel cnn DO lowed without serious ill.,
conyonioHco to the pcoplo OF tho Stato; that 10
secure tha end m arrangement may DO eitectod
BY which the anger number Of holders Of honaa
can bo Induced to surrender tile tax.rocciYRblo
coupons as they full duo. and receive tho
per cont PAYABLE on tho dobt sc.nt-annualiy.
They becvo this can ho effooEod by legislation
providing for tho ptnm!lt payment Of tile q per
cont intcross aH it falls due n: points accessible
aud convonicnt to tho bnnaholdors. This will
result il retiring rs or 10 por oont Of the tax
receivable coupons on payment of tho por
cont interest. and thnt only tho coupons from
tho bonds held In Virginia will bo received iu tho
payment of taxeH, Tho Committee hnvo brought
to their attention proposition from rospoasi-
bic financial agents. who offer On enactment
OF appropriate legislation to tako tho new loan
OF tho state. equal to dolt, rs it nt preHont
stands admitted by her, aud to retire tho oil
dobt and H.rrender It III exchanEo tor theao now
bonds, tho latter to bear iuterost ut 6 por
cent for Ton yoars, and poi cent far twontY
years, PAYABLE N London selnl-nnnnallY in gold.
:rhs ainkiag fund ia also to be provided for.
The payment Of interest and tho sinking fund
to DO secured by appropriate legislation in tho
form Of eontlact. Tho Committee con-
slider this proposition omluont1y to tho asl-
vantage Of tlo stato AMI tho bouhoders,
aud recommend, it .suol arrangement can DO
made. that it be carried out. 1lioy also tecnnl-
maud tho adoption Of tho following resolutions: I:
Rtsoired That tho. bta.o ought to provide,
" aipsorssaso legta!asion,, for permanently set
ting apart specific portion for Tho prompt
payment Of tAo per, ccut Of tta aserulag
revenues sn interest scmi-annnal'y At Lonlon. Nav
iork, and Baltimore. ar the Trcauury Of tho State,
aud tue Issue u certificates for tho unratd Interest,"
payable Ut TUG pleasure cf tho 6tate ut any time within
ten years. md not paid within ten y,4s then such
certificates ought to bo funalic In per ccut ton.ls.
le*affa, That sAs State ought 10 rts,.n1o payment
OF ile full per cent interest At tho oBrlcst practicable
moment.
, 1874-11-11

National Convention of mvuaca1 Mon
IN nPhll;tdciplai1.- oE tluc.-
ttOiss HcnranE upou hANitury Ike.

N0ttOnnl convention OF Medical Non
tn nPhil;ldciphia-Uls os Quc.-
ttons Hcnrang upon hanitury akc-
iurm.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 10.-Tao American Pub
lie Health Association begun it's third public
meeting in the College Ut phJsicinus today,
pr. stsphon, smitst, Of Now York, presiding:
Distinguished pnys,clana wcro presont from al
Ii. nanch. Into Sanitary Superintendent, Of Chi
cago Dr. i. q. Miller, Sanitary Superintendent,
OF Chicago; Ds. Alannhoinicr, Sanitary Ins7ec-
tor, Of Chicago; Dr. j J. Quinn Health oificcr Of
Ss:%"' Ssss Df 6ayten pna'f d. L. s. s': 5e:se :s
Aea9t', ofllcor, Of pi,tsburg. Alter
eo.no introductory remarks by President
Smith, p1ot: Honly lIartslloln delivered ta I'd
dress Of wolcomo md read paper on "1nlant
canns be provided outside Of nil large cities for
mothers With young infants.
Notes upon Hospital ERECTION md Conslrao-
tlon" was tho subject Of TIN ucxt papor. BY Dr.
J. .. Billings. Tho ground sn1son was that tho
barraek hospital is botsor than tho pormancn'
Dir. ". Ii. Pepper, of this city, followed With
a paper on tue "Sanitary Relations Of Hos
psa!s." 11o suggested reforms, aad confirmed
tue gronad assumed by DR.. Billings. 0yercrosd-
ing mud imperfect ventilation. ho said. woro the
oh!ot calses Of tho iuotlicioucy Of largo general
hospitals.
Gayl pfcNer, Of New York, nlso read paper
on " "Hospital Architecture aud Perfect Volstila-
tlon." Tho organization of Municipal Boards of
Health was q snbjoct discussed by Dr. Le Gonte,
lato Of rha United Statcs Aruy. uo advocated
tho appointment Of municipal bonrds Of tGree
casses, con,prssiag etudents of sanituyy science,
mon omidout for .hcir prudence and in their
knowledge Of commerce. aud lnen OF integrity
from municipal bodies. liz also advocatul tho
payment oil salaries to members This subject
was discussed by other mombcrs Of tho Associa-
ti0u.
Tho dtEcourao br tho noT. Sarnuel OsRoat, on
"Ncations of Health Aud Hig4or Culture was
a 1nastorly effort, followed by Il dlscourso by
Prof. Gross, Of Jefforson Medical College, upon
Injuries ot parturittou rud Surgical Opera
tuns." no also ttoa!od Of hospitals in their
relation TO public health iuto4osts, aud tho
ecHu0lny OF pcrfoutcaro or tho Hick aud Injured.
, 1874-11-11
SPORTING MATTERS,
Games Played Yesterday in tho New
York Billiard Tournament.
slosson, Zoo Dion, DAILY, Ubasazy,
and Rudolpho tho Winners.
Sale Of Pools in the Great San Fran
cisco Running Race.
D1LLIARDy.

GAMES AT THE NEW roHK TOURNAMENT.
Special Dispatch 10 The Chicago 7rioun,,
NEW roRn, Nov. 10.-TEia has bcou tllo eixth
dav Of the National Dillartl Tournament In Tam
many Hall. On tho whole, tho playing was
among tho most brilliant TINT haa boon ehown.
In tho afternoon Tho 1rst game was betwaan,
George Slosson, Of Chicago, and Z. r. Daniels.
Of Dostou. slonHon made run Of Sc very skill
fully md quickly By nursing down ono Of tho
cushions, mud in tho sixth inning lo coaxod out
CT. Tho Same was flniahcd In 05 innings, 6los-
sou beating BY 1870 POINTS. Daniots' playing waa
vory bad oil through. his beat runs being % and
20. Time Of gamo, Ole hour and thirty minutos.
sloseou's ave4ago. 81; Daniels, ~.
JOSEPH DION AND FRANCOIS uDAssET
then played. Tho Inter won tue load, and
scorod u points. Dion followed with q liEo
points, after which BIZ runs ,yero all under 40.
F!om tho fourteenth inning 1t was evident that
Dion had tho gnIne, when Ile scored 80. IN tho
snty,sxt, Inning 10 Nude -tho largest run
md missed au oasy half-draw shot, lcaYng his
score Mt 123 ponte. Dion then ran SO, closing
the game. Iine. houy md is a,inutes. Dlun's
average, 1119; UbAsBey'a aso!aec, ~.
n!iten nc money was lost on tho ue&t game, Which
albert GARNER AND MAunrcr DAILY.
It Was Duly who uaAdo tlc unparau lied run In a
match tor money ot 2l2 po.nta md ho 's ovcry-
tor Of tho bnlts, but bad lue6 almost inyariably
attends III ono form or ano;hor. Hence tho bot-
ting WIS very heavy Oh Garuier. who, basdea
boinB worry stcady player, and declared to bo H.
| vlnciblo in luck. il great favorite Oar
| nior tnok tho loaa. but failed 10
couut. Daily nuraod tho balls without hardly
moving tliom till l,o had 10, md then missed at,
| caEy draw. ln the sixth iuuing tho gama stood
| DatS: 1io; GARNER, 0. Tho Fronchman has SOL
dom bccu seon to play 30 poorly. uo wns benton
| in twcnty-sovon inulnga by 125 points. Time,
| hour I'd &c mtnutoB. Dnlys averaeo was II n !;
Garnicr'a, GI. Day's best runs weio 60, 43, IL,
40, S6. 23i darncr's were 10, ~, 70. 10, Is. Tho
/ following iH Tho Bcore:
, 1874-11-11
A Torrlblc <Fifc-NllErtior.
From tho .Net9 J'ort I'inlsS, Nop, 8,

The flve-story tenemeot house Mo. 413 Eaat
Fourteenth streot. Inhabited by q largo numuor
Of families, was tho sceuo last ovontug Of tos-
rlble murder, the result oil y domestic quarrol.
a womau WAS thrown from tho roof of tho
house into tho roar yard sustaining Injuries
Which proved futal. From what could 10
learned Of tho circumstances surrounding tho
horrible affair, 1t appoata that apartments on
tho top floor Ut tho tenon1ent house referred
TO wore Occupied by 1aEcph Roso,stoiu, aged I5,
4ts wife Mary Ann, tow yeata lily junior, and
lhoir only child, Ind mined Matthew, agcd
years. nosonate'n and lia wife, owing 10 nil III.
fortunate islcomratlEitY Of temperament. hid
not liyo lnpply together aud their q,,asrels
woro 30 frequent TINT tho landord Of tho preu,-
lsos threatened to turn them out OF tho o,.se It
tloy did not live more quietly. a8 they woro con-
tinaally annoying tho!r 1elsllbora. Shortly afser
. O'Clock Inst eyoniug, lloAenbtcin. who IL onl-
ployod a. portos In Tho cotlce alu upioo mil
Of u. Il. Meado, Jr., Il Co., Mo. II
Coontles sllp, 1oturnoa home from work, and
sat down 10 supper. Tho mol did not auit Ills