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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-15
THE TURF.
Nou,uouth Park Races.

LONG BRANCH. July 1.-THE second meet
ing Of the New Jersey Jockey Club opened
to-day, at Monmouth Park.
The first race was tor the jersey JOCKEY
Cub purse of 500, for al ages entrance
money to the second and third horses; mile
heats pes. three in five. Only three horses
started: Donah0e's Artist, DAVIS Rad
ladee1 and Cottee's Donnybrook.
The first heat vas won by Fadladeen by
length, Donnybrook second, length
ahead of Artist. Time-l:494.
The second heat was Won by Artist, lead
ing Fadladeen, who was second, oy two
lengths, Donny brook being hal length
behind Fadladeen. Time-l:44a.
The third heat was won by Artist Dy two
lengths. DonnybroOk second, two lengths
ahead of Fadladeen. Tlme-l:ibA.
Before the fourth heat the betting was
twenty to one on Artist against faciadeen,
Donny brook being ruled out for not Win
ming a heat. Artist won the heat and race,
Fadladeen barely saving his distance.
Time-l:4814.
The second race was for the Monmouth
SEQUEL stakes; $500 added TO sweepstakes OF
$50 each, play or pay; for three year olds;
the second horse to receive S2OO and the
third 500 out Of the stakes; distance two
miles. Eight horses started. Reform won
by three lengths, Dublin second and Van
dalite third. Time-3:0k.
The last race was steep!e chase, tnre'
miles, won by George West, fifty yart
ahead of Bullet Aerolite third, VesuViu
fourth. Time-8:02.
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Relief.

The following contributions were received
at the Mayors Office July IA, 1874:
Leetsdale, Pennsylvania, Presbyterian
Church, through D. Leet Wilson, Of Pitts
burg, additional, St; Meadv lie, Pennsyl-
vania, employees of Atlantic and Great
Western Railroad Company, through
Thomas H. Hill, $63. Total $50.
Total contributions to date, $205. $50 -.
The purchasing committee have submitted
the following report:
New ORLEANS, July l3, 1874.
Hon. L. A. WIltz, Chairman and Treasurer:
DEAR SIR-four purchasing committee
would respectfully report as follows:
There have been no contributions since
last report.
Our total purchases to date have been:
1879 barrels Of pork, 1872. AZ pounds of neal,
1854 barrels of crackers, l46l sacks cotton
seed, 1920 barrels Of meal, 25l sacks Of salt.
SO barrels of beans. sI27 sacks of corn, 1885
barrels Of -four, 1886 sacks COW peas, 100
cases of drugs, $50 packages garden seed,
and sundries.
We have also received from the United
Stases government Gil barrels pork, 7779
barrels meal, 1864 barrels crackers, $40
baiiels beans, 7ll.9S9 pounds meat, 4o0o
toraging caps, 5000 blouses and $4,000 pairs
shoes, making our total receipts from all
sources to date as follows: 2o9o barrels
pork. f63 packages garden seed, 3ss9
Dalrels crackers, 977 ,S72 pounds meat. lC92
barrels beans, l46l sacks cotton seed, l6.596
barrels meal, 1886 sacks COW peas, ply
barrels -four, SlSl sacks corn, l3l cases
drugs, 256 sacks salt and sundlies.
llyao A.l i hnn
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lost their all and have been rendered house
less and homeless
AS the good suffer with the bad on many
occasions, so in this Instance Tue odo nav
suffered with TIE gooo' anu pfopau saar .nas
section OF the clty "ou no' .bI-. nao I'll
purlned OF US scum 50 Sn,y
IN the next MY years " eono "s 80
Deen THIS evening ~ tIe spa.o =. NJ ~.
hours; SO. on Ihe wnoie, Iu4c"so n~s .o'
only mad anothef pig conHaS' III ~.
great Purlhcation as "e!l, anu wli IN we
end DO much me oe'1er lor ~, " seuuiins,
IN me cislIict Dutneu' W. 80 -
stDslanl1aI pullCiHso WI np"ioo "i'-A 'A''0
lost. e
lV;oo M ne nsL vtt ~ - oanro -
on STATE s'feer aHo Hanasn aven.e, -
Lweeo van bo'eh src Hatl.scn sItee.s.
the fames seem 70 oe slowly g.vlns way !!
me persistent eHoits VI ne n.enen anu ~
Is noped, can pe s'ayen osioIe LoHs;
81. James Ho5ei IS the ias. ou..o.us 'saS
has commenced 10 bufn' but as .ae IRE
depar-ment can concentrate lss eho.ts "a
the particular ioca 'ty ino!cateu aoose' Ino
spread O1 the IKE WALL pe noEe Ee<soAiJ
checked.
Lates,-At Ten O'clock the Fire still
Races. and is Beyond Control Of the
Ere -As.is,nnce Arrives
49,, nIao,n;r.,o, yJi,wauxee and
O,n.r C;,ies The Gnrdner House.
O'heI Nn .Ia,.., rhoo'
eo"'Ih1' 'a' an" -" 3.
ire DesiroSed-Ihe fai"er no"so l"
DaheeF'
Con trary to the hopeful expectatlons eS-
pressed at halt-psst eight O'Clock, the nre
from that tune mas gained upon she 1te
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Senator West,

There are conflicting rumors regardlng
tho whereabouts of this gentleman. Ac'
cordinp to his own engagement, he was to
be in the city between the tenth and twelfth
of Julv. to appear before the Chamber OF
Commerce in little matter OF difference OF
opinion which has sprung up between our
senator and his constituents. Allowing the
usual grace for the fulfllment OF TINS under
taking. this is the last day for his appear
ance. He may be in the city preparing Dis
argument, though We have not met anyvne
who has eeen him. 1t is hardly prooaoie
that he will forget his promise to the Cham
ber of Commerce, or keep that dIgnlneo
BODY in undue suspense.
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Second Annual Exhibition Of the Fruit
Growers, Association.

The second annual exhibition of fruits,
plants, vegetables, flowers, ETC., of this
association will begin this day at Exposi-
ton Hall, entrance on Carondelet street
Great interest has been manifested to make
this exhibition a success, and it is to be
hoped the wishes of the friends OF the
association will be realized.
Several contributions in the shape ct
fruits have already been received from the
country, and liberal share from garden
ers, orists and horticulturists of this city
is expected.
The cause is worthy of the support and
encouragement of our citizens. THIS exhi-
bition is public, no charge being made for
admission OF for exhibiting any article.
The committee of ladies in charge of the
floral department will be at the Exposition
building from 8 A. NJ. to l2 NJ, to decorate
the hall, and they solicit contributions in
| the shape OF evergreens and flowers to en-.
| able them to make the appropriate decora-
| tions.
The committee appointed to receive and
classify fruits, vegetables, plants, etc, will be
at the hall during the whole day to receive
all articles.
A band Of music will be on hand every
| evening during the exhibition.
The following are the names Of the re-
spective committees and of the officers:
Oftcers.-R. H. Day, of Baton Rouge,
Louisiana, president; D. Redmond, Ocean
Springs, Mississippi, vice president; j. w.
Hillman, New Orleans. Louisiana, treasurer;
| E. X. Manard, New Orleans, secretary.
Board Of directors.-Anthony Sambola,
| New Orleans, Louisiana, chairman; K.
Lynne, Independence, Louisiana; D. Den
nett, Bogue Chitto, Mississippi; r. S. Ven
| ables, independence, Louisiana; n. D. Wet.
| more. Ponchatoula, Louisiana.
Special committee to classify fruits,
plants, flowers, etc.-Dr. r. THOMPSON,
Terry, Mississippi; II. A. Swasey. Grand
| Bay, Alabama; r. S. Venaoles. lndepen.
! dence, louisiana X. D. Mdnard, Indepen-
dence, louisiana NJ. B. HDlyard, McComb b
City, Mississippi; H. w. l.. Lewis, Osyka,
Committe of reception.-E. Townsend,
Judge A. L. Tissot, B. s. Twichell, L. A.
Hansen, j. Pinckuey Smith. S. NJ. Wiggins.
II. T, Twitchell, A Sambola.
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Seaside Sports.

Two regattas are underlined tor ne2t
Saturday on the seashore, one at biloxi
with skiffs, the other at Pass ohrls'ian'
There will, no doubt, be large attendance
and consequent rush on the eight O'CLOCK
train on Saturday morning. Conductor
Downs. of the accommodation train, VIII,
however, be going down that way on FIJI
day evening, prepared to take any reasona
BILE number, and it may prove to be a wise
precaution to sail under his genial pro
lection and be on hand early to procure
front seats at the hotels. The puoiic az
Communications are said to be more ample
at Biloxi than at the Pass, though there Il
a very large number of New Orleans peo
nle keening house at both places.
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LOUIS A WILT.
N.rn,. 4, d Chairman
The Controversy About the DepOts.

There were several petitions before the
Council yesterday in reference to the occu'
pancy OF certain places on the lavee by the
jackson Railroad Company. We have al
ready published the letter Of Major Burke,
freight agent of the company, giving the
views and foreshadowing the policy of the
management of the road We learn that the
propositions therein laid down will be strict
ly adhered TO. The company does not set up
any right to occupy the streets for their
cotton yards, though they will be glad
to hold on to the privileges they have
enjoyed by courtesy for the past two
years. 1t remains with the city, howe yer,
to say whether they stay on the levee or
not. II they are required to open De lord
and South Market streets their cotto n and
freight yard Will be rendered quite useless
and they will abandon it and transfer their
freight depot back to Magnolia street. This
is really question in which the merch ants
and draymen have more interest than the
railroad company. The freight charges on
bale of cotton or any other mercha ndlse
will be the same whether left al one depot
or the other, while it will make differ rence
of about twenty-five cents ton to the con-
signee.
But the company has determined not to
go into litigation in any event. Ii the
city orders their cotton yards on the levee
to be condensed, they will be abandoned
The Mobile road, however, appears deter
mined to contest the matter, and has al
ready, as We are informed, obtained de-
cision OF the Supreme Court which they
construe as favorable to their interests
which will probably be made public in
dav or two.
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the Weehawken fire ranges rom Sl50,0(O
TO $4,000, insurance 100000.
Fatal Accident at the Fourth Avenue

the Weehawken fire ranges rom Sl50,0(O
10 Sl7o,00O, insurance 100000
Fatal Accident at the Fourth Avenue
Tunnel.
The Fourth avenue tunnel, between Nine
tieth and Nlnety-first streets, caved in to-
day, killing iaborers named William Haley,
Patrick Gillespie and Joseph Granger. The
rockmen who were working in the tunnel
were severely injured.
President Of the Erie Road.
Hon. II. j. Jewett was elected president
of the Erie Railway Comnarv today in
place of Watson, who declined recollection
on account of i'll health.
The Beecher-Tiiton Afnir.
The Brooklyn Argus says this evening;
We have from the highest source an adE,is-
sion that the friends Of Beeeher are endeav-
oring to effect a compromise which shall
promised by Tilton.
His ife has been before the committee.
She has given evidence contradictory
of her husbands versions of the marter.
Disagreement has resulted between man
and wife.
Mrs. Tilton has left her husband and is
nov soiourniug with family, the friendo
of Mr.. Beeener.
Fatal Accident.
Yesterday atternoon, during a launch az
Bayless d Sons ship yard, Port Jefferson.
Long Island. serious accident occurred.
When the vessel started, the heavy timber
used as wedge fell on the people below,
killing four and dangerously injuring three
others
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-15

IMPROVED AND VACANT REAL ESTATE,
AT AUCTION BY THE SHERIFF.-We
call attention to the the sales at auc-
ton to be made this day at noon at the
Merchants and Auctloneers' Exchange,
ROYAL street, by the sheriff of the parish OF
Orleans. Said sales comprise:
1.-Two lots of ground, together with all the
buildings and Improvements thereon, stu
ated in the Faubourg West Bouligny, Sixth
District of this city, on Plaquemine street,
between Napoleon avenue and Jena street.
?. Three lots Of ground, together with the
buildings and improvements thereon, stu
ated in the Fourth District of this city, On
Third street, between Laurel and Annun-
citation streets.
8. And six lots of ground, adjoining each
other, together with the buildings and im
movements thereon, situated in the Third
District of this city, on Morales street, be-
tween Clouet and Louisa streets.
For full particulars and terms see adver'
tisements.
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COncha.

The late Marshal Concha was thus de-
scribed a few days before his death by a
London Times correspondent;
Happily it seems that Marshal Concha
;nsnires an extraordin ary terror in every
tnn nna. He wants everything done well and
looks after everything himself he h;m as5s tbor.
ouohlv as to the minutia of his arrange.
ments He asks eommssarist dt &C SilGss iaS;re 10
tion ION by cross questioning; He has way o. o.
shaving sU Young officers what they should 90
s them c5ssha cnt he !, dsss dssads % 40 nns
ance to auv subordinate who does not uo
his duty properly and the hence sssesea sysFyh he 9is
q ute @ an exception to the rule Of Spanish anaa
Generals. He seems to nae to treat con-.
mon soldier with more kindness than ne ne
does an officer. He never gives any notlce e
when he intends departing, nor, once ne L
on the march, does he give any hint wners
he is going or what he intends TO dO' anu
eyery person round him takes very gooo
care not to put the question.
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WASHINGTON.
Cabinet Meeting on Friday-The Russian
Nis>ion-Cenernl LODgstreet Named
for JeWelI,s Vacancy.


Nis>ion-Genernl LoDgstreet Named
for JewelI's Vacancy.
WASHINGTON, July l4.-It is expected
that all the members of the Cabinet will be
here by Friday. while there has been re-
ceive1 no intima-ion of the return OF the
President. Il IS thought, however, that ne
will he here on that day 70 consider the ap-
pointment Of a successor to Marshall jew
ell Il IS asserted in that connection that
the mission VIII be rendered to General
LoDgstTeet.
Counterfeit Bill Discovered.
Ore of the female counters for the re-
dempti1n division OF the Treasury Depart
meut discovered today, in a roll OF money
sent for redemption, one OF the dangerous
counterfeit $500 greenback notes originally
discovered last summer.
Bids for the Five Per Cent Loan.
From IItima-ions received at the Treasury
Depart tment, il is believed there will be a
large number Of bids for the Iew I'VE per
cent loan, under the circular issued by Sec
retary BTistow for placing the remalning
Sis, ,O00, 900. The day OF subscription ex-
pires on the twenty-third instant.
Hebert as Third.Termer.
Ex-Governor Heberr. Of Louisiana pub
fishes letter in the National Republican
! favoripg Grant for thlrc term.
Treasurer spinner Indignant Mt Being
Iuterferea With.
Treasurer Spinner threatened to tender
| bis resignation in case Eis views regardln
| the sole management ct the bureau under
| his charge are noc approved by those higher
| in authority than himself.
| General Sp'uners dissatisfaction grow;
out of q conflict Of opinion between himsel1
| otfraorS Of The Irfaa
ury, with reference 20 the appointment oi
clerks in his own bureau.
Experimenting with Torpedo Boats.
The new torpedo boat Intrepid, recently
launched at ston, viii make trial "trip r
Kew West. where experiments as TO hel
practical working viii De made. A nunlbe
OF officers have already been ordered to her
most Of whom have been on duty at tI'
torpedo station at Newport. This vesse
is about $50 tens burden, and was designed
hy Naval Constructor HanscOin, cnlet OF the
bureau of construction.
Another torpedo boat, now building al
New York. was designed by Admiral Porter
AT is smaller than the one Just launched
being only $40 tons. No name has beer
fixed on for that vessel yet. 1t IS propose'
70 call her the Alarm. The two vessels are
verv different in design and finish. Ihf
one now being quilt AZ New York VIII 6t
brought here TO the Washington navy yard
shortly after being launched to receive ne
outfit. az well as the Fowler wheel, new
propelling instrument never before used II
our navy The boat designed by Admira
Porter VIII be armed with an eleven-incf
gun. while that of Hanscom will carry NJ
guns. The object of these vessels Is u
explode torpedoes under an enemys vesse
by means of arms and prows to WHICH TOT
y.does are attached.
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day or two

The baronetcy which Queen Victoria pro-
poses to bestow upon Hon. George Brown,
of Toronto, an old and leading mem Der OF
the Canadian press, is said to be reward for
his recent persistent services at Washing
ton in the conduct of the reciprocity nego-
tiatiOn.
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JEwELRY, IRON SAFES, SHOW CASES,
Continuation of the sale of succession
of Auguste and Doris Bohn to take place
This dav at half-past ten o'clock. at No. 3o5
Old Levee street. by Messrs. Montgomery.
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LOST

OST OR MISLAlD-CERTIFICAT NO 40
~ for three shares New Orleans Mutual Insur'
ance Association in favor of Mrs. Widow Modesle
Hamotis, tutrix, dated February 13, 1879. Appncs.
cautioned against negotiating for same:
jyl0 Is aus L. GAMOTIS, Admipistrator.
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The Temperature.

The thermometer at Louis Frigerio's. No.
50 Chartres street, on July II. stood as
follows: At A. NJ, 8lo; at P. NJ, 7so;
at P. M., sOo. Lowest point during the
night of July l3. 10. Rain, one and one
half inches.
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NEW YORK.

Loss by the Weehawken Fire.
New York, July 14-The general man.
ager of the Erie railway states their loss by
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hhILECAUS.
D0U.D TRIP EXCURSION TICKETS
VIRGINIA SPRINGS,
VIA LOUISVILLE.

Parties leaving New OreaLs Will find round trip
sxrmrslon tickets at greatly reduced rates, on
sale at Milan, Humboldt, Memphis AID Montgom.
erv 10 al OF the celebrated watering places Of
VII gina. o., r.. H..
days fIom date OF sac, ara good returning until
Bv THIS route passengers have the advantage of
through Pullman Palace cas- from View Orleans TO
I9rlsvIl without chang. a deli yhtful trip On the
ono river between Cincinnati and Huntington,
ard d,yiiglt ride over tie Chesapeake and Ohio
abouDding il scenery OF most beautiful, pictur-
esque anu varied uature.
sE fer tickets TO the
VIRGINIA SPRINGS, VIA OUlSvILLE.
c. P ATMORE,
iy1 sU3t General Passens ger and Ticket Agent.
NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS
AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANY,
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE
Trains depart and arrive as follows from Ca!liope
stIeet depot.
MAIL DHrAn9 r,A.'...,p.M Mall. AR. AHslssi SO, A. H.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through to St.
LOUIS, Chicago and Louisville.
Only change OF sleeping cars to Eastern
The REGULAR SUNDAY MORNING EXCURSION
TICKETS viii again be placed on sale commencing
sTSEAY NEXT, nineteenth instant. These tick,
cts being sod at reduced rates, are good 10 re-
turn or lr5O P. u. train only, same day.
Tickets for sale and lnforMStIon given at No. %
Camp street, corner of Common.
A. D. SHELDON, Agent
ial2ly E. d. FROST, General Manager.
UyHE MOBILE LINE.
On and after May u, trains will leave depot
foot of Canal street, as follows:
Express and mail, daily. y........ 500 A. NJ
Coast accommodation, daily Except
sunday y)........-..-... ........... o:yO ".
Throurht night express daily........ 400 P. n.
Arrive
Coast accommodation, daily Except
Fx11ess nd mail dailv v............... 300 P. NJ.
Through night express daily. IL 100 r Nd.
The P. NJ. express train Will stop only at regu'
lar telegraph stations between this city aId ocean
Springs. p,,,,,,,,
Palace Cars to Louisville Charlotte and virginia
Springs.
City Hotel
E.P. SHUTE,
Genera Passenger Agent.
s. q. SCRANTON,
myl3 General Superintendent.
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Oar total expenditures have been $780,
S74 s..
Very respectfully,
JOHN n PAYNE,
Chairman Purchasing Committee.
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LOTTERIES.

GUNNER SCHEME.
ONLY 10000 NUMBERS.
LOUISIANA STATE SINGLE NUMBEK LOTTERY.
Three Capital Prizes Of $4,000 each.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
Incorporated August Il, 1869.
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WANTED.
FOR RENT,

tOk RENT.-IN THE MOST ARISTOCRATIC
par, Oh the city, recently thoroughly repaired,
l't NJ nspIehdid residence with beautiful grounds
~; 80 prytana, corner Of Third street. Apply te
., d. n; 1hNSEN, No. 79 Carondelet street, between
and u A. NJ. and and 4PM NJ iy4
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CLASS X,

To be drawn in pubic at New Orleans,
On Saturday, August I, 1874.
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SCHEME.

10. 600 Tickets. Tickets only $iO
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EXPLANATION OF APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

EXPLANATION OF APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The nine remaining units of the same ten OF the
numbers drawing the first three full prizes Will re
entitled to the twenty seven approximation prizes
For example: If ticket No. l246 draws the hrst
slOO0O prize those tickets numbered l24l, 1912,
i243 l24i 245 247 1913 l249 and 1850 will each be
entitled TO $500. If ticket No 23l draws the sec sec
ond $40 0oG0 prize those tickets numbered 232, 233,
234 235 236 237 23S 239 and 24O will each be enti,
tied TO 500. If ticket No $50 draws the thlrd
$1,000 prize. those tickets numbered AL. Az 14o
4i 4i5 446 Az 4i3 and ii9 will be each entitled to
$500
Whole Tickets, SO: Halves. 50; quar-
ters, So so, Eighths, 81 rs.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
9 approximations of S200 each for the nine
remaining units of the same ten OF the c,s
number drawing the 10000 prize are. l,oo'
8 APPROXIMATIONS OF 300 each for the nine
remaining units Of the same ten OF the ,,oo,
number drawing the 10000 prize are. L0ol
approximations OF $500 each for the nine
remaining units ef the came ten OF the 40,
number drawing the $40 600 prize are. l,Sot
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Counterfeit Bill Discovered.

Ore of the female counters for the re
dempti1n division OF the Treasury Depart
ment discovered to-day, in roll Of money
sent for redemption, one of the dangerous
counterfeit $500 greenback notes originally
discovered last summer.
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BY TELEG APn
CONFEDERATION.

Another Terrible Fire in Chicago-It
Originates n, Half.past Four O'Clock,
at the Corner of Third Avenue and
Polk Streets-It Burns TO Lake Nichi-
gan and into state street-Desiroys
the First Baptist Church, the Post.
office. the Rev. Laird COliyer's Church.
st. James Hotel, and Hundreds of
Private Resfdences-The Best Portion
of Wabash Avenue in Ruins. .
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Ride fo. the Five Per Cent Loan.

From Intima-ions received at the Treasury
Depar ment il is believed there will be a
large number Of bids for the new i've per
cent loan, under the circular issued by Sec
retary BGistow for placing the remaining
SlI9O00,000 The day Of subscription ex-
pires on the twenty-third instant.