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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28
Centaur Efniments

babeu IN siusm Sabre mebr punbers
pole Guren pouJtbenmatismus, &itbs
ulo, G;sburts leibcu, @e ii It e,
81 Is Srcnbs
wunben, gerbriibunsen, Salsilub &C.
ouf bic meni6 Ii9e GeItalt umb GbetIe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28
ser 2msaberttarrt.

Gtpa 80 3aouugen mltrber gum Ser
fauf onsgeboten, basBetter mar 9iti1itig,
cine 3temli6 groBe 9ln5abl &dufer al1ipe7
feuo uno Der Wtarft iuar gut. Preile
u%nperduoert. Ser Marft f6loB rubig.
Sn ben garOs par cine CUTE gfa6s
frage unb 9reile feit nnb u%noerdnoert.
gGir duotiren:
Grlte&laiie, 1-23ou, per m. $52 0O-55 90
3peite 8IaiIe IL 3ou... As 00-4S so
0ritte &laiie, 13-2 3Dn.. 43 00-45 90
9rttte &laiie, l3on...... SO OO-40 90
NuSgeiu9tes, l 30aiges.:. 80 W
@aeenborzBretter l6sOni.
nnb mebr. ausaeaet6net. IS 00-40 90
Stod@Srerter A.......... 80 O0--35 90
Stod>8retter B......... % 0O-aOO 90
Stof>gretter C......... Is 00-l6 90
Common 8retter, Sotftuto
Scantling. 1913 SUB. IL = 90
Seneins IL 50-l4 90
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28

gowm W%ortbTclS BOT bur6 Sic
Ieste Gppnpabl ii6 folgenoe Seamte fir
bos fommeuoe Sabr angel6afft: SD.
g8alter, SuperptiDr; Sobn Strbter,
9liicilor; Otto Treeie, @oueftor; 6rleor.
81. 8errbarOt, GolunsGiert; Sp. Sus
bert. StruBen> @omlninIr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28
ct, @panffnn bat bas @allertperfz

ST. GpanFon bat bas @aiiertperfz
Sidet geliegt. Die 9erren Is. S. @tl=
bert, 8. g. Bowers, GDunan S. Sage,
98idiam Ylal6arb, 8. Is. 8ilurO ultD
9Biliou 86clps ipurben nit elmer our0s
ibnittIiden Utaiorttdt bon 300 gegen Die
0erreu S. 81. Seo5ie, @eor9c &. Ynz
ringtou, .. 9uie, q. 9. 9teeO, 8. s..
g8beeler ulto u. S. @roDer Su Srtsuor :
ftebcrn getpI9lt. 3uuS oDusGIert muir
De 9tobert u. ScoIG gelpdblt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28

Go&nn @enmoner pG6Gte in ber
gSa6l am 7. ApriI benz offiSieuen 8eriGt
Sufolge Die folsenocn 8eamten: Super
Diior S. s.. @an3er; Conn @lerf 4eter
SbarDs Nifeiior @bas. S. Sdul3e; @oLz
Iector st. 81. Oanis; StraBen Sommiildr
WiQiam @aubaum; Poumbmaiter 6D.
0tunge; S1uluoriteDer >. .. Senne.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28
Gin tfetter e@winSel. Die Mnnz

NV we
nigfalttgteit Der &%unltfniffe, tpel6er iid
Die perl6ieoenen S9iuinoler beoienelt,
I'm ibre Spfcr in Die S0Ituge 3u loden,
lit 10 CROP, Dap 0er nOritebcnoe Sitel
tpobl ieDen Sag gebrau9t tperoelt fDnnte.
gu BEN erbGrmliGiten Sauernfdugerm
gebDren Die 8eliber pou S6DinbeIaut>
ttonslGoen, tute loI6e unter Aloerem III
ni9t gertnger 3abl all Der @anaIitrabe
beite6en. Cine gal;e 8anOe BON Strol>
den arbeiten oa gelu0bnli6 Suiammen,
I'M 9anoleuten, @rilnen ooer ionit let6tz
gldu6igen Wfeni6enfinocrn 8le6Seu9
Mlto WtellinguDren ais Cob ~auf3uDdu>
gen ulIo ipenn 8erlodltn9en uuD S6mei>
6eleien ni6t meDr Sieben mOIlen, iperDerl
Die 0alunten i0on 10 fred, init 9ro>
bunger unO Gini0ii6terungen 3u begun
nen. 90 miro ge8enipGrttg BON Oenielben
folgenoer Sr1tff a~ngeiuenoet, ben tutr Den
Ee1ern ais VSarnlHg mtttDeilen.
Sine Nll3aDI bon v00loipaaren":
9tin9e, 9emDenfn0pfe, Dbrriuge nebit
lIDr ulo Settle iperoen suIanmen gum
8erfaufe a%lsgebotem. Ote HerbIrbeten
tret6en Die @aaren etipaS tperigeS in Die
609e, ie6O6 nur %iOipeit, DaB Die Saul
iunrne nod inlrler Id6erlt6 mdBig
ideint. 9urilber beudelt Der Qtuftionaz
tor onfan9S l%ln6eDngen unu baum Qlngit,
haB bic v&unoen" Die 8aare Sugei0Ia9en
erDalten.
Sn biefem Montente fieL bet 8liG 6es
aitlernOen Serlteigerers altf etnen @riz
men, Der nit i0lauer Wiiere Der Sadie
aui0allte. ST tpinft beinieIben, NIB
Tpl9t Der Srenlbe Dem S9tpinoler III cine
Gde, baum lit CT ldoI balb DerIDrel1.
Ser @uttiOnator bittet ibn, MIR etpas
ulebr 5u bteten, ulO 10 Die g6aare fir
bas 9aus I'll erlteben; ais 9ant fit bieie
fleine 0efGli9teit btetet er Dem 6remoen
ein Yaar YuntOfiel au. SIT berleIbc
DirfIl0 10 unperuiinfti9 3u bieten, Dann
fauen Die Seri9lpOrenel, Die ais u&unz
Den" fungirten, iiber i'm Der, iagen. CT
iei ein Spibbu6e, ein GerbinOeter bes
9auies, OrO6eu t6m NIT 0er6eirufung
ber Yoli3et uIlb lit Der @e[eimte l6ua6
ooer ein yteultug, uno bat ct 0elo, 10 lit
ibm Der pertDlOle SanO aufge3ipungeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28

sin Der WaloMe, WfalaeiiIg 20,
@ibereiiis 25-26. weiBet 8erneiiig 70
Gts.
FriMte lit begrenster Na6frase un6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28

SaGe = Der Start mai rllDig nn6
8reife unberGi6ert. S~tart$34.O0. Dt;
terGreef S31. Xaoloto $33. XetpiitonS32s
so, Ntnertcdn $29, Mtontauf $3.50.
8urIaps $3.50 @unntts. etnfa6
lib, boppelt $27 ,5O-28; WoQiGde
69-GSr fcAe1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28

mittel unb quite 40 so
OunfeIbrautc unb idIedt gemaincme
Wone 2-10c, init Baumtpoae Dermti9te
unb fledtge i0-20c nieortaer.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24

To authorize the sale Of the military reservation
Port Reynos colorado Tsrrisorr and te Government
thereon. ,r
Authorizing the President 20 reiDstate George NJ
Book q is, Of the SaTy. L.
To authorize and direct the Secretary OF " ar 20
900 old sDi dused Army unlioss dea
the tT Depar; Of the Ara and " ,rsns
for Disabled Volunteer SOLDER.
To authorize the Secretary OF ar 10 ascertain tie
by yhe States % Oregon sud u
the suppression VI In hosies the 1877 and 10 %
To increase pen SONS IN certain cases.
To create an additional major of artillery ana 10
promote Can't James N. Robertson
For the relief of Selden Connor.
Relating to embassadors cOnsus and other oflcers.
For the relief of Jonathan ID. Han.
To authorize the First National Bank OF seneca "
change It's ,,...-.,
To extend the time for fling claims for additional
bounty under the Act Of july -, 1855
Authorizing the Secretary of War To grant r1gpt
Of the Fort Grstioi myisarY
CITY Railrcsd Company Pert Hurun hich - ...-os
Fixing the time for the election of Representatives
from Pepnsy,varis 20 the Foryeurih Congr-.. II;
For the relief of certain settlers on the puoii0
In Minnesota and lows , =
To admit free of duty articles intended Tor the III
ternAgonal Exhibition Of 1876. A.
Authorizing the Board of Commissioners of the
soldiers Home sci, the properly belonging 10 TIE Soae' HONS
II srrolsburgh. kT.
Joint resolution authorizing the issue Of clothlng
to enlisted men OF the ARM -.
Joint resolution providing for the termination OF
BsrTsns eoneiuded at " Wsshngton JuIy IL 1888
Acts for the relief of C.. L. Spads and Jonathan L.
Mann. - -, ~. -,
Explanatory of the act Of June 81. 1854. tIax on
| savings banks. acl
For the relief Of Bgler Young & Co.
10 authorize the Baltimore and ONO RaliroaI
change the location Of us fOis
within tbe District Of Columbia aud for other purposes
"A list OF bills passed in the rusn OF the last hour
| of Congress will be printed hereafter.l
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24
TUESDAY. June DIP. ".

TUESDAY. June G3-P. ".
The stock market not only maintains the closing
prices Of last night bnt 20 many Of the Leading
An, ,culatiyes has made considerable advance.
The, fluctuations have been many and important.
atforaing the true speculator an unusual opportn-
nifty for the qualification of his peculiar tastes and
the exercise of his talents Many small operator
whose tate is often sealed by an adverse variation
of one Ox two pT cent leaves the street to-day with
a liInping gait and somber c0untenance, While
.ome few have been closed out IA the summary way
expressed by the words under the rule We hear
Of no important failures however, only the Larger
fish having of late ventured 10 any extent In the
disturbed pool If Wall-st. The small fry
that have been drawn in sure TO suffer
in a market ike this and their strangulation IS
matter of moment only 70 themselves. There is
still much diversity of opinion TO the practical
operation of the new Currency bdl. though the
quotations yesterday and to-day Indicate that the
greater number of spectators believe that it must
result in the imitation Of paper money. Whether
their "sober second thought and consulta-
tOn with older and perhaps wiser heads shall lead
them to a different conclusion little time will
prove The result of the days controversy Is gain
OF to 2. per cent the entire list of specuatves
as follows Union Pacific and C.. c. and /. e., each
1; North West and Ohios, each ! Central and
Hudson. 8: Erie. Z; st. Paul. /; Pacific Mall ;
Rock Island, Il; Hannibal and Wabash, each |. !;
Western Union, II; and Lake Shore. o. with an
apparently strong market at the close. The printed
list. usual, gives the transactions in detail While
the following table shows the opening, highest, low
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24

s.GrA--BsrsG. de Zslic
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ITHsDAf - IriF.
ASHRS-rhe receipts to-day pkgs POS su held but
IlpING MATEkIALS-Ihe Bricks fGl sud
weak; anoar quoted uomnaiy a 81 2JG s3 Jer,ey
- 5OdSs Cp-Ryer - 5O6$7i Hsverstav Bay s5GSs 50,
Frou SIP DARK, -l3 Red -li ard Pllade
ptfa 5Ud<3O SjOd SIS -
du and prices buyer Rosenfse quoted u >" 49, p
from -JdSj 10 Hair Is stead. -rs mi,el d.m.u .,
I1 SUI voAt - I.-f v ensh.' as 70 ansir
Lath re ae and prices Glsertc ~ - NJ Lime sher
he falling of the roepts add oie arm tOmmoa ss
ooEARd Other
BROOM CORN AND BROOMSThe market for Corn
Oh Mixed De. New hediaa
lie b. Rcd ard Reitop, 5d BrooIs good eem.Dd
s-ady Common ~ p. Greer. s. . nd ~ 25D
~ sos Good Ordinary u % So and PRIME isrl s3 %
a 81. end ~ 50.
BOOTS AND sHOEs--The demsnd extremely lmi-d prc-s
are irregular quite AM
without The secgmaiat-
iBg -.
With femsBd ihe
rsu note 5000 Western and southern, part al $50
ay Lec mostly - pnVafe terms
c1,TrON-The fnand spot Cotton on Invited and
show AZ improvement a. o. the msEke; osg sgeI We lags
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24
BANKING AND FINANCIAL'

TIM RATE or INTEREST FOR MONEY IS always an
I'M portant subject 10 both borrower and lender "A
able and suggestive on this topic by frol- Z
B Elliott of the Treasury Department. read at tbs
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully "a
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 eentA
Address THE IRIgINE. Nev-fork-
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24

specie from, the port of yewYork to foreign ports
for the week ending June 70, aud since the begin
ming of the year:
=, In3, .Is7Jy;. .sIi1ssss;.s
Previously reporssa... G4s7,aO i2sHIeo5 i3is3i3oo
spc.ym 1.sl0I s8s $40 si 80 $50 $50 sIs7, !sl oss
Price on eols. ........ llst il59 lllb
The directors of the Bowery National Bank havv
declared a semi-annual dividend OF six per cent.
payable Julyl
The Peoples Gas Company of Brooklyn has
declared sem-annual dividend OF "a per cent
The directors of the National Shoe and leather
Bank have declared the usual semi-annuaI dividend
of SIX per cent. payable ynly I.
. The exports for the week ending June ., 1879,
were $6,42967a
The Philadelphia stock market is dull; Penn
sylvania 6s ll3 Philadelphia and Ere Railroad,
49, Reading Railroad, 81; Pennsylvania Railroad.
40 Gold. ills-
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24
Otedn 5Ifamrrs

A MEXICAN LINE.
"A THE AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPASr
OF PHIL ADELPHIA
Weekv Mail PHiLADkLPHlA
LIVERPOOL calling QUBESSrOWN sailing every ThI h1DAi
philadelphia sailing WEDNESDAY from lvrp"
The following steamers appointed TO sail from nllssP'
80. 80. 10
PENSs1LNA
lLLiNOls. ~.
'kKNlLWORTH.- .'u' sy -
PRICES OF PASSAGE IN CURRENT
10 500 according ACCOMMODATIONS a..
s,eerage Tickets and from al points A. INV
ovestra
steamers market with q DO inernediate =.
Passenger accommodations for al classes unsurpassed hmps ~
Tendance provided Every surgeon snd
Te.s steamers with LfeRaits IN addition 70 'he w
Life and LlePreservers ,... III
Through Tickets and through Bills Of LAing issued between All
prominent
Tor pAs,ag~ rates Of freight Information sprlV to
PETER WRIGHT q SONS, General Agents
AZ S-~-iork. snd
3D7 MANIFEST, Phi.AieiPHA
Richardson Spanr. Co.. Liverpool
Brox OIes
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING TIM
UNITED STATES MAIL.
SEN ASD FULL~POWE ERRD STEAAShiPS.
SAILING Sslsrr SATURDAYS frot3 Liverpool THURS
DAYS. Corr HBrDc"
OCEANIC. SATURDAY.. july 4. a. S:UO ..
BIrANNIC. SATURDAY July IL. a. $500 - IL
CELTIC. rATuRDAf. JIlr IL Al $500
ADElATlt. SATURDAY. JHV p. q ZOO
REPUBLIC. SAT uRpAY. August !. a. 500 O. H.
Prom The Wlits Dot Pr 52. North River
Pns~rgt ifof M clssel anriva- eononng
SAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT.
saloonf sh'-'rot nathT0on IN m1he go
uoh rheFr .sst EsvIeses sooonDsas
RATEs-saoon $50 god Re;an Teseta $50 aoa se.uge.
rhos for ens the Old Lo4IU
Obtain Trepnd certificates Al low rates
Pss.sEssrs o Pa1t hAnosTs
Ssrr ra Ss-4rs. India Australia CAilA
prats rom Il spvsr-
other
sHceA No Is br-sfssr. S-vlorL r. T. CORGl~ Agent
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24
The bidding and asking prices at the close were

Gold opened at IL, hut the strength was quickly
lost as some few realizing sales began to be made,
and the price broke down TO lll2, and momentarily
10 l11. on only small business the premium being
uninfiuenced by any new considerations Loans
were 2, /. B. and Il for carrying fiat The London
markets for consols and United States bonds are
quiet and steady, Erie being buoyant and rsing to
2sg. and Preferred 10 45l. Money is easy, and the
Bank of England gained fll,OOO in bullion on bal
ance. Foreign Exchange was nominal and feature
less. The export clearances of domestic produce
from this port for the week ending to-day amounted
in currency valuation to S6,429,67S. The Assistant
Treasurer paid ont $4,000 in coin interest, redeem
ing S33 1000 in called bonds The Days business at
the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared,
s47 O93 600; gold balances S996,5OO; currency bal
ances, 81, ,I32, ,6i9. The following were the quota
tiOns
IO:OO...Il2 u;3O...lllTs; l;o0..lll 23O...ll1s
lO:5O...Illfs l2:OO.lllss l30...lll's joo Il ~
Il l:OO..lll7-, Feasibility 2;OO.....lll4 dlll'4
The days business at the u. D. Sub-Ireasury
covered
iud r.eeps . s33O6Os 81 Currency DGym'ts S20G310 50
oa payments... 29S3 - Currency 5lOs0 iyl %
Colo 5aauce. 80 9j253l 80 Casons.... -oSOOO W
Currency receipts. -'JtlJ -
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24
lowing were the bids:

Railroad bonds were in good request. The Chi
cago and North Western Consolidated Gold bonds adj
vanced TO 80. Central Pacifcs were lower The
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24

NEW YORK To CARDIFF. ., .,-v.s
~ THg SOUTH WALES ATLANTIC STkAASHiP GOArAAh ~
NFW Y1RsT-CLASS FULLPOWERbD. CLlDh-BIlLl SIhAh
SHIPS VII Railroad Wharf, Jerse' r1T As
e.. ..
the Br1o Channel nd Al tue
pCn bnglapG- - .~,.A N
Tes. steamsrpt the trade provided fi'o All
th. utr,t improvements tA comfort Of
CABIN AND STbERAGE PAssESGkHS -
$40 Second C1br. -52 enf
>ir-rar- Cefihrfie
aom Csrf -33 lnars for El upwards -
urth.r Carff at the Companys Onces NO
lDook CIaubeis. sud N New-larEi0
No. l. Brvtvar
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARrMEyr-IOI O'CLOCK
AND III O'CLOCKA A. N.
L s D. Registered 1881 ~ : 500 Coupon 1865
- 900 ll7is 1000 ........,...ei izv,i
L 81. Cg1paa 1881 5OOOo.......... -. 2"as
300 -. he $500 L. l2O7s
L 5 5-1U Registered 1852 $50 Cerpon 1858
900 -. ....II.la 5O00...... ......l212lls
FIRST BOARD-10i A. NJ
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24


Ree.iys. At ppins ports TO-DAY 2l bales this
543 hal-s tfs LAST Jaj l.
1873, 37IO75j 3.473 2Y3 hs~s
soeAtec IS isvsl 595 srport,rsa Britain Sc
in N.~York 1871 80 bales eonsoa.tes stss 3As Ss
bale. The yesterdays forward ds,sne smesly rs-
ported follows. Jss l7O.c August II 0Se sspssa-
b.r 1854. October l72Bs Sctsmber ~ lc Deene~f.
IT 3l6e 100 II 2l32e 100 bse ssptasse IL
2l32r 500 u lll6e 100 bales ,eeeris NJ
Cal-lOOO balrs JAY " lS12s sG,
August - Ice 100 sevtrnhe y y 32e 81,
h.s ociobs Il l732c 3Oo bsss November Il s51e s"o
bales December l7lse total 2sOO oaes - - -, -
active basnss improvement oious al On bass Low
hlsdingr: 80, -, a,o
ssls last eyeuing after p m: July, 500 J. " 200.
IL 5,32e 4OO. Il S.l6c August. 700 j. einsi L.@.
l5S-r; 400 Il 2l32e, s.ptannn 100. u 2lJse l0
II il.lGc. total 3sOJ bA-s Hss>sns.s 1-lbc paid 10
change July august, ss oes' ny 2pn Jss. loo
I7 Iar 300 II T32c 700 Il Sl6ci 200 u 52e 25Oo,
il ils2ei 100 i7.s 200 A il'j2s & 800 y slee 500
II Il.I0c. 1000. II 2l-3es; 900 u lllee.; 2.S0.
/! 2s32c: 100 I7ae lsOO, Il 25-S2c, 100 II
100 II 232e 100. ~ lllsc, soo II 20 3lc
600 II 1-l9i 2uV II 1896; 300 l79s 100. Il 3SS2e4
l7ssi loo u II loe 700. II !532e 500 IL i3lSc
.uo II 100 II l3 32c 500 II 7l1e 100 l7yI
December 200 IL &C. total 25 d00 bales yr.Hd 81 s0 bales
The iHn,ss bnsrsss sessfAy Lskiss 81 700
05 wxsbsfre 81 60as5 aud Psls
~ lOds5 20 Btpmhous Coairs aarsst dali eai
hear ef made for sses iooo tons -
~ % eSe-r.ss tar as'as. sas., 10. sa, '.
0rI 2J Western Nrsinia - 25o-r Afr -ai-'sh inos
Hai' sl94s2o. ", krnh.L sio@sis' --,.'a. sI2sAAs
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24
furnunre.

furnllnre.
Tor SALE-DESKS, CHAIRS, RECITATION
i SEATS BLACkBOAAOS. CARrETs kc.. sanoesi kr loo
sebo,n or West jOth WATERLOW, ssl
bnve
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS
w fol FuRSTTURK. CARPETS. and BkDDiSG
N COwPERThNAITE CD - Ns& IjS al l5I AAsAa
Al IhAkSsg STOCK AND Low PRCkk
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24

STATE LINE.
To GLASGOW. BELFAST. LIVERPOOL LONDOEDtRRY. ke
STATE oF PENNSYLVANIA. ...... MEDN NEhDAl. jane "a
STATF WEDNESDAY JuF :
STATE or GEORGlA.......... ..NEDSE.DAl, Ju! ~
From PIER 80 Sorn River, Y. \.
WEEKLY SAiLINGS IN AUGUST
$50 AMI 80 gold Drafts 81 lowest Faies
AUS I'm BALDWIN Co, tgents
- BrOsd-av. NeE-iofk.
STEERAGE As Low As By ANY 0ThbR LINE
BruadWH
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24
We annex closing quotations of foreign exchan

There is no change in money and call loans are
freely made at and per cent, discounts moving at
4la6.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24

J.....hc. 100
Pacifc Railr3si OF No
2OO....bc. il4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-31
THE COURTS.

POLICE CoURr-JIdge Smell.
John Hays, Thomas Thompson, Waym an
Brooks, DAVID Barry and others, were fined 50
each for profanity. John Kirwiu and MollIe
Jarboe, loud and bosterous language; SIS each.
,Iohn 3. thompson, indecent exposure; So. Jno.
Hughes, boy, vagrant, was sent down. Kate
Middleton, prostitute and vagrant, was cent
in the same direction. Mrs. Brewer, charged
with keeping vicious dog and allowing it to
run at large; dog ordered to be killed. VIM
Stevenson, keeping open his bar Der shop on the
Sabbath; s2O-an appeal was taken. Charles
A. Riley, profanity; 50. Allen L. Sherman as
sault and battery on Willie Prospect; continued.
Willie Prospect. assault on Allen L. Sherman;
continued. Michael Talvey aud Timothy Bry-
an, trespass; SIS. Philip Butler, larceny of two
assault and battery on Henry Rollins; IS and
costs. EnOch Huntington, John Phipps and
Dennis Hurley were fined So each for an affray
Fanny Kelly, assault on Catherine Kirwin; 50
and costs,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-31
GEO Il GETO WV.

CATTLE MARKET-(By Means &c Co.l-The
market at the Drover's Rest yesterday was
bIisk-35O fat cattle were offered, and all sold
at 3Ha3ac. per pound; I, 800 sheep snd lamba
were offered, and / 200 sold at 4%a5%c. per
pound for sheep, and i2.50aS4 50 per head for
lambs-3O0 were left over; 20 COWS and calves
were sold, AT S25aS50 per head.
lNsENs1BLE IN STREET CAR.-AbOut G
O'Clock yesterday evening a lady was taken
from one OF the street cars, at the corner OF
High and Sd streets, insensible. She was carried
into the drug store of Mr. Mcleod, where Drs.
Rltehle, ST., CTagin, Appleby, and Offutt at
tended her. She suffered from conyulsiOns, and
did not return to her right mind until 10 ocIock
p. m. She gave her name as Mrs Mary Adams
OF PennsY lvania. She was removed TO the resi-
dence OF Dr.. kitchie, where she remaiued dur
ing the night.
GRAIN TRADR.-The schooner Thos. P. Nor
gan arrived to-day with ] 200 bushels wheat for
Hartley & Bro, and the canal boat J. y. Thomas
with $500 bushels wheat and II bbls. -four for
j. q. and j. M. Waters. The sales to-day were
], 100 bushels wheat, at S1.39K, and 49, bushels
dc. ar 81 II.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, AuctiOneer.

Kf IhOnhs DoWElnGs Auctfoneer.
TRUsTkE's SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO
STORY AND BA6gEENTBRIOKH House ON
FISH STREET, GEORGETOWN, d. O., AT
a BY virtue of deed Of trust, bearing date on
e corded in Liber ess, foios 5s one of tha is5d
records Of the District of Oonmbia, aud by direction
Of the party secured thereby the Undersigned trus
auction, on TUESDAY the 9Ist day Of July, AID
1874. az O'Clock .. parts of lots numbered niue
ty-,h,ee and ninety four, q Beatty aud n fEkios'
proved by two-story and basement brick n5uss,
suitable for and ussd as a store and dwelling, the
house being No. 80 High street. Said parts Of lots
begin at point the west side of said n Oh street
one hundred aud fifty two and elsve t-tw.Iftbs
tl5z R) feet from the intersection of High street
with LIST street, and running theace westwsrdy and
parallel with the center line of the alley between
the heuse on this ground and the hOlse aaxt al
Joining on the south one hundred aud twelve (II2j
feet TO the west line Of lot naetJ four I94J in aid
addition; thence with the line of said lot nine
y-iour south twenty lone and three tweifths III sl2
tee;i thence esswardly ans parallel with the said
first line Of this parcel ST ground one hundred aud
twenty l2U) feet TO High street. thsncs by and with
the building line of High stree; TO tbe said point
OF begicnipg The house has six rooms, Ard - xsIl
located Tor business, and always rents we'll
Terms: Twelve hundred dollars cash; balance In
six per cent, secured by deed Of on the proper
IL. deposit Of 500 will bs required when tie
property is struck of Hterms Of sale are 20. CO. a.
serves the right to resell the property the rfsk
and cost of the defsulting purchaser. Ooaysya1-
CIV. COOPER, Trustee
UI-d&ds THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
~THK ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, July 2cth. same hour and place.
iy2l-d THOs. BOWLING, Auct
n THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUEsDAY, August 4th, az 81 O'Clock, same place
Iy2S TH0S. BOWLING, Auct
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
A Hint for Gen. Babcock

Editor Of he Stdr:-Sir: Having had occasion
to pass Judiciary Square. noticed it was being
laid out for a park. Would IL not be well to
suggest through The STAR, whose rays of light
are so widely diffused, that there be a small
meandering lake dug out in that park? The
ground is so situated that the cost would be but
trifing. The earth excavated could be thrown
up in mounds, and along its banks, from which
neat substantial bridges might be constructed
water necessary to run a fountain, think,
would be sufficient to "run lake." gondoliers,
&c. As there is nothing of the kind in this city
it would be God send to many people. Wash
ington is. indeed, beautiful, but it lacks in its
parks a body OF water or artificial lakes, and
this suggestion would in a great measure supply
the want. I.ER
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LOCAL NEWS,
Condensed Locals.

Columbia Lodge, No. 10, 10. -. F., has sub-
seribed one hundred dollars to the Washington
menu cent tuuG.
- re United States steamer Gettysburg, Lieut..
ph r. Jones commanding, sailed from New
York Monday afternoon for this city with the
steamer Nipsic in tow for repairs.
The BCardOf Health yesterday drew from the
Treasury upwards of Si3, 90 OF the aPpropria-
ton made by Congress for that body for current
eNTen es-
IL r. the purpose OF Columbia Com mandery,
No. 2. knights Templar. to give a leve g during
their visit at Cape May in August, the proceeds
10 be given TO the Washington Monument fund.
Mr.. buckingham, OF the National Theater,
has complimentary benefit at the Theater
CONTINUE tonight, on which occsslOn the best
bill OF the season IL offered. Give Buck the big
gest house OF the season. He deserves IL.
The tre-signsl box No. IL, formerly on the old
Columbia en- gire- house. has been transferred
20 the corner Of 1st and Q streets southeast, aud
No. II hss been placed on the house now occu-
Died by the company.
The Rev. Francis Wsyland Tustin, recently
elected a professor in the university under con-
troll OF the Baptist denomination ~ BeSisburg,
Pa, Is 2 relative CT tie late Rev. Septimls Tus-
tin, ID. D., OF this city.