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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-29

" Az l 55' Yorvq LADIES 3 GENTLEMEN

To learn Theoretical ana practical TELEC0ATH-
ING. 90 Calney's Commercial college, SPY s.
Euistn.. co.usr Market ana Second Streets
Nny : y1ur chance tn learn ,C b. cp'l Ts.e-
g,anher fortte small sum OF 81 Ter 4 iui cou--
Time unlimited. l. takes from two 10 'frcn
months ju complete fuc course. llu can attend
eveniuu~ as well a- during tae i3y. School hours
Fuw $50 10 1850 A. VI, am from l:39 10 p. NJ.
Evenings from G.,g 20 $50 T. "
Fog further information call a. TIE Rooms or
s,ui t.- REGULAR. Address with stamp. JAS. 7.
=. CARNEY. PRINCIPAL. or ". j. COVER, SU-
l..uta.. lent or Ttlc2laphy, =. q. Box !a. Ports
mau,H. S-io,o County, Ohio JAN - Sm
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CITTATI0S WANTED. 10y a Va lady, ~
- each I7iin. French. Music and ne U.,ua =
EigilSh branches, M a school rr family. Eufr. =
crs Exchanged. Address, m P care HUNT
fNNplS iV-EYrTqs1
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IEohL AnyERrIsEmsRTsr

@syTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
NSCabell County: At Rules LEAD III tie
- Clerks Office OF the County Court Of
Cabell County, on the first Monday in
January, 1871
Thomas Dundus,
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&TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA -
- Cabell county: At Rules held in
the Clerks Office of the County Court
for the county Cabell, on the first Mon.
day ofJanuary, 1874.
Peter g. Burlington, John n. Burlington,
d. w. Emmons, John Hooe Russell,
w. II. Hagan, J. Harvey Poage and
NJ. Erskine Miller, partners doing bust
ness as the Bank Of Huntington.
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Asignee's Sale +,
IN the matter OF the bankruptcies Of vii
liam F., Charles o., Robert F., and Sam.
uel + DuseDherry, bankrupts.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

By virtue Of decree rendered in The
said matter 10 the United States District
Court for the District of West Virginia,
at the December Term, 1873, shall pro.
coed to sell, at public auction, to The higu-
est bidder ut the front door Of the Court
house Of Cahe Il County,
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, Cabell
county At Rules held in the Clerk
Office II the County Court Of Cabell
county on tie FIRST Monday in January,
1874.
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Joseph Duvali and Charles Duyall.
IN CUANCERY.

The object Of this suit is to obtain title
to tract of land lying in Wayne county.
This day came tie Plaintiff, by his attor-
uey and on his motion, AID il appcarlu g
by an affidavit fled in this cause that Jo-
seph DuyaIl and Charles DUvall tie de
PENDANTS in tiis suit, are non-rcs;deuts VI
this State, it is ordered that they d appear
here within one month after tie FIRST pub
iicatjon Of this order and do what is nee
essary t. protect their iuterestin tins suit.
Iestc: J. T.. WELLMAN Clerk.
BCRNs x RATLu'F, Soils. Jan. l5--iw
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NOTICE.
Sale Of School Lands in Wayne County.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA: At
- Rules held in the Clerks Once Of
the County Court OF Wayne county on
Mon lay, December let, 1873.
George Massie, Guardian &C., and Sarah
F. Msssie,
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Commissioners Sale!

DURSUANT to a decree rendered
n December 18th, 1873, by tie CIR
cult Court ii Cabeii county, West N,r-
r.n:a. in tie chalcery cause Of Sarah
/. Gur,ey against Samuel Borden, tie
undersigned Commissioner Will sell at
rub.ic auction, in front OF he CouIt-
mousse Of Cabeil county, West Virginia,
ON tie 2Sth day Of February, 1874, To the
highest bidder, upon tie terms herein
ai;.r mentioned, tie iDliowiI z rea! estate
that is I, saw: GOO acres IN Union dis
;r.ct, CabeIl county, West Virginia, on
the dividing ridge between the waters al
,cit hand fork II Lower Greek a ID the
trace fork Of Little Guyan; about siN
miles from Thurdyke, and alb nj thC
same stance from Milton, on the Chesa
ptake X OL.n Ra.lT al. Tie pr rerty 81
vel tin bered, and is on tie road from
-Grcea Bottom rcd t, tie Mason county
lire.
TERMS :-Twcuty-Gye per cent Of to
purchase money To be paid in cash At th'
time Of sale AID the res due la three
equal instruments, payable in six, twelve
aid ghtcel months, respectively. Suct
deferred payments to bear interest iron
date, and q be represented by purchaser
b,rds. Tie title vii be retained a, secu
ritv for SUCH deferred Iaymeats.
WM. II. UOGEMAN,
Jan. 92d, ls74 SpI Com.
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James NlcNulty.
IN ASSUMPSIT-On Attachment.

IN ASSUMPSIT-On Attachment.
The object Of this suit is to attach the
property of the deie ldant, in this county
and subject the same 70 the payment Of
$4,000, due from the defendant t. the
plaintiffs on "A account. And it appear 6
iron an affidavit filed in the papers OF
tlis cause ,hat the defendant, james Nc
NG'ty, j. \ Nonresident Of the State Of
West Virginia, it is therefore ordered
that he d appear here within one month
iInm the first publication uf TIL, order,
and dpwhat is necessary to protect his IN
terest in tie premises \ COPY
Teste: Jos. ;. MILLER, Clerk.
By Jno. W Church, Deputy.
b. J. McCoIAs "a. Jan. l5-iw.
estate OF WEST VIRGINIA, Cab
10 ell County: At Rules held in tie
- Clerk's Office Of the County Court Of
Cabell county ON tie first Monday in Jan.
uary, 1874
James II. IIashJargor, Deputy Sheriff Of
Cabel! county.
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D. W. NicholA

II ASSUMPSIT-On Attachment
The object of this suit is to attach the
real estate of the defendant in this county
and subject the same to the payment Of
SiSJ.O0, due from the defendant to the
? airtff on account. And it appearing
r.m an affidavit fled with the papers Of
this cause that the defendant, d. w
Nichols, is a nonresident Of the State
OF West Virginia, it is therefore ordered
tia; lie do appear herewithin one month
after tie first publication OF this order
and 90 what is necessars to protect lis
interest in this suit. A copy, Teste JOS.
s. MILLER, Clerk.
by JNo. W CHURCH, Deputy.
FERGUSON d HARVEY, p. q. Jan. l5-4w
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Geo. r. c. Floyd, 3. P. Clcndenin, VIM.
L. Bridges, T. B. Kline and William
Prince.
IN DEBT.

The object Of this suit is to recover oi
the defendants the sum Of $4,000, due by
note, together with interest thereon from
the 4th day OF October 1873, and SZ.l4
est Of protest, and the costs ofdthis suit.
And to attach the estate Of the efendant
Kline. and to subject tie same to thepay-
ment thereof. And it appearing by afi-
davit filed in this cause, that tie deien-
dant Kline is a nonresident Of this State,
it is therefore ordered that lie do appear
here within one month after tie first pub
LEGATION Of this order and do what Is nee
esssry to protect his interest in this suit.
Teste: JOS. s. MILLER,
GIBSON d SINDts p. q. CLERK.
Jan. l5--4W.
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on Monday, the End day of
March, 1874,

81 Of the real estate o. the said Bank
rupts, about .0T5 acres, situate in Cab
II county en- The Guysndoue River.
about Two miles from the Courthouse. and
from the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
The said real estate includes largr
WATER GRlST-MiLL, staining on tho
bank Of said river. with dam over the
same, and in connection with the mill a
large store-house, an | n good fran edssll.
ing Two hundred acres Of the land are
in cultivation, on vi ich are several teoe
ment houses md tobacco barns: portion
OF the remain or If well timbered. The
said real estate will he offe red a, u ,rh,L.
and IN iots, and sold in whichever way vii
realize the largest sum of money Ga the
ollowiDg terms; One fifth OF the BUR
chase money cash in hand, and thv bal
ance III iOur equal install m nts. At six.
twelve, eighteen, ani tweIty -four mouths.
respectively, with 10 crest from the day
OF safe. Bond an / good security r, onireI
OF purchasers, AMI lesa! title retained as
further county.
JOHN B. LAIOLEY,
Jan. S-4T. Assignee, sc.
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ESTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, Cab
20 ell County: At Rules he'd in the
~ Clerks Office Of tie County Court OF
Cabell county on tie first Monday in Jan
uary, 1874.
D. T. Davis and Abe Stern, partners do
ing business as d. 7. DAVIS & Co.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TALIFORNlA RESTAURANT,
THIRD AVE. BET. sTH& I0Tu STREETS,
HUNTINGTON, W. VA.
Proprietor.

". Il. DITTRICK, Proprietor.
L now omen for the arcnmmOdation ~ Ia
DIES Am GENTLEMEN aRd the public gem
e5uilv MEALS AT All. HOCEs.
BOARD by The Cay or week, on reasonable
terms.
OYSTERS. Fish aud Game IN their Seasons.
open r. IN 8 a. NJ, until IL ~ nilht.
". II. DfTTRlCK.
I'm 90 n
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New Sindery,
j. C. GUaTHER,

- - = = A-a-lL~f
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
Special attention given to job work IN
bis lipe. Also Sewing Machines djustei
and Repaired.
Third Avenue, two doors West Of Greer
s Ksftr's Planning Mil
Nov. 9th u
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) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


- CAYB OF WEST VIRGINIA
OCabel COUNTY: At Ruies held in the
Clerks .pfiee OF the County Court OF Cab
ell County, on the first Monday in Janua-
~, 1874
S. J. Love and C. W. Hanley, Committee
Of Daniel Love Lunatic.
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S. J. Love, Administrator, de bonis non,
of the estate of Thomas DuDdus, de-
ceased, Elijah Turley, Agnes Turley,
Jonathan Turley, Eliza Turiey, Joseph
N. Turley, Maria Turley, John Mer-
rift George Merritt, Virginia Merritt,
Susan Merritt. John Merritt, 10. Allen
Merritt, Thomas Merritt. Lucy Mer-
rift, Garland Merritt, Merritt,
William Duton, Mary Duton, Napoleon
johnson, Sarah johnson, Lucy Dundus,
John Dick, Elizabeth Dick, Thomas
Dundus, John Dundus, James Dundus
James Sedinger, Agnes Sedinger, Viii
liam Dun1us, Charles Dundus, Thoma:
ID. Peyton, Francis W. Peyton, Craven
Peyton, -Lippincott, and Agne'
Lippincott.
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to settle tht
estate Of Thomas Dundus; deceased
And it appearing from an affidavit flee
with the papers in this cause, tina
John DeIk, Elizabeth Deik, William
Dundus, Charles DuuduS, Craven Pey
ton, -- Lippincott and Agnes Lippin
colt are non-resdents Of the State o
West Virginia. 1t is therefore ordereC
that they do appear here in one montl
from the first publication of this orde
and do what is Necessary to protect thei
interest in the premises 4 copy.
Teste: JOS. S. MILLER, CLERK.
BY JNo. W. CHURCH, Dep'y.
b. J. McCCmas, Sopr.
Jan. 10 4w
| GTAiE OF WEST VIRGINIA =
20 Cabell County: At Rules held il
~ the Clerks Office Of the County Cour
OF Cabell county on the first Monday i
January, 1874.
George W. Bishop and James W. Bishop
partners doing business as Bishop Iro'
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James Clay, Joseph Branham, Nancy J
Branbam, adults, and Matilda Clay
Er,n Clay and Stephen G. Clay, in
fants, and heirs at law. Of susan Clay
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is TO obtain rar
tition OF tract of land willed TO Snsni
Clay by her father. Thomas V. Bosk'rk
decd, situate in Wayne county, W. va
And it appearing from IN affidavit hie'
that James Clay, Joseph Branham, Nancy
J. Branham, adults, NJ tiIda Clay au'
stephen G.. Clay, infants. and heirs a
law, of Susan Clay, deed. are non resi-
dents of the State Of West Virginia, it is
therefore ordered that they do appear
here within one month from the first pub
LEGATION o: tbs order and DO what is nee
essary to protect their interests in Thu
suit
Teste: G. ". HUTCHINSON,
G. F. RATLITV, Sol'r, Clerk.
Jan. shit.
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CutIIu NC.
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this Suits to enjoin the
collection of debt Of S233.40 and inter-
est, par, Of the purchase price of two
lots with the buildings thereon. in the
town # Ceredo, and to have the same de-
Quoted from the whole purchase price, be-
cause tic defendants had no title to one
ha.f of said lots at the time they sold
And it appearing by an affidavit filed in
this suit that the defendants Jno. NJ. Rob
erts and George McC crmac are non-resi-
dents of this State, is ordered that they
do appear here within one month after
the first puDHCatIon Of this order, and do
what is necessary to protect their interest
in this suit.
Teste j. P. WELLMAN, Clerk.
MCGINNIs & PLYMALE, Soils. Jan l5-4w
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OF DANIEL Love Lunatlc.
Deborah Merritt. widow Of William Mer-
rift, deceased, Jonathan Davis, Sarah
Davis, Felix Duifn, Mary Duffin, I. J.
F. Hayslip Teresa Hayslip, Phillip
Merritt, Walter Merritt, Theodore Mer-
rift Mollie E. Shelton, Frank NJ. Shell
ton, Susan D. Shelton, George II. john
son, Minnie johnson, Maggie 7. John
son and Solomon Midkitf.
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit is to subject the
real estate OF William Merritt deceased
in the town of Barboursville, in said
county to the payment of judgment OF
S2SS.76, with interest from the 2nd day OF
June, 1872, obtained BY the plaintiff,
against the said William Merritt, in hi;
lifetime Aad it appearing by an afiida.
Wit fled with the papers in this cause, that
Felix Dutlin, Mary Duffin, Jonathan Da-
Wis, Sarah Davis and Walter Merritt are
non-resdents of the State of West Vir
GINA. 1t is therefore ordered that they
do appear here in one month from tho
first publication of this order aud do what
is necessary TO protect their interests il
the premises. A copy,
Teste: JOS. s. MILLER, CLERK.
BY JONI. W. CHURCH, Dep'y.
B. J. MCCoMAs, SoPr. Jaa. % Nv
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STATEOF WEST VIRGINIA, Cab
- ell County: At Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the County Court OF Cab
ell county on the first Monday in Janu.
airy, 1874.
Peter c. Burlington, John \. Burlington,
W. ii. Hagan, J. Harvey Poage, John
Hooe Russell, D. ". Emmons, and NJ.
Erskine Miller, partners doing business
as the Bank OF Huntington.
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IN ASSUMPSIT- On Attachment
The object of this suit is to attach the
property OF the defendant I. B. Kline, in
this county, and subject the same to the
payment Of the sum If $500 due from
SAID defendant to the plaintiffs on an ac-
count. And it appearing from all afli-
davit filed with the papers in this cause
that the defendant, 7. L. Kline, is a non
resident Of the State of West Virginia, it
is therefore ordered that he do appear
here in one month after the first pubiica-
ton hereof and do what is necessary to
protect his interest in the premises. \
copy.
Teste: JOS. S. MILLER. Clerk.
BY John w. Church, Deputy.
GIBSON q SNMs, p. q. Jan. l5--4w
New-York tribune., 1874-12-01

naDsrae 49, Emerson lio sao Mma great @
hnerng Pr,nc,pai Card declared that Mr. Disrae mao
been elected Lord Rector of the UnversV oy irc d
maturity in all the NATIONS. The unmper OF natf
Mated students is 1.iO2 about lio more .nan ,%e m
%e las, election so that 900 students dd not 60 W 1
1 & t,or tbe announcement the students dspeTseo
ibe differcnt parties repairing to ther % &c
uno,matorv speeches were delivered amid consue sbie
noise and confusion At the close OF the meeip - the
yctorIous COpserv atve students 1ormeu nv process
son and headed by q macer bearing 'Aick staff.
marched into the city and paraded he pn Opal streets
U"attv cheers were raised they passeo al0ag songs
xe%e snnr cats music was performed IN TIN trunpes,
nj tbonSh The rain fell heavily during the march, the
youths by the vgor OF their demonstrations
c no room for any to dono that ine blue caps ha
won the dav. In 1871 Mr. Csraeh was elected by
majority Of all the nations over Mr kask!n, ,he 'o'o
standing 6lO for the former and 4I6 or the latter.
The account published in The London Times states tha'
great complaint was about the conduct OF the two
professors who asked the students whether they were
aware that q protest had been lodged against the
election of Mr. Emerson on the ground that ne was
foreigner The Liberals and Independents lodged q
protest against the validity of the election on the ground
Of this undue influence.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-01
.ELECTION FOR RECTOR OF GLASGOW UNI
VERSITY

ACCOUNT OF THE PROCEEDNGs-UNDUE INFLUENCE
USED AGAINST MR. EMERSON By TWO PROFESSORS.
The following particulars of the election for
Rector Of the Glasgow University 10th OF Novem
oer. teleGraphed from that city to The LSsdon
ISanddrd Conservative Journal:
The candidates originally numbered three, viz, Mr.
Dlsraeh Mr.. Emerson, aud Mr.. Forster. The Prime
Minister selected by the Conservatives
Eners and Mr. Forster. This difficulty was however
got BY the withdrawal OF Mr. Forster which was
che OF uniting the Independents aud the Liberals
sanyassiDg committees bad been organized by
10th parties, and they were untiring in their
efforts 10 win voters. Shortly after o'clock the
studfns began TO assemble at the University, aud at
half past nine the doors OF the vRting rooms were
throws e,eD rush was made TO the four rooms, at
each of which two professor presided In two Of the
pations" the voters informed ky the presiding
professors entering tia. in voting fa Mr. Emerson
my TeIe voting under prJtest, the Coz servauve stu
hents ha'ns protested against the leRalty OF MI Ener
sns caho'astnAe on the ground that he Is allen.
Lne SOL AZ W uusorangie did not materially diher
great display OF party eolors the
blue and the Liberals red, while the Jndaoendenta
spored orange and black. Outsida the dooI, OF the
polifng rooms considerable crowds ~ st,dents
pprobatiOn the colors to rseasa
"a dispease Though there could have been 4.
NE who we're undecided. sull every stray voter
io0A ed aftei At III the roll closed aud the oount,nS
O'Clock the result epored 10 the Senate and hev
minutes after ward the Very Rev Principal Caird made
his apc earaDce on the balcony, accompanied by the
Ipembeys Of the Senate The Principal, who was
greeted yth cheers, read out the poll. the hgures ia
Of thepations being received with loud cheers BY
the Conservative students Gottana-Dsraeli, 26s Em
arson, lfe Northumberland. 1ls Emerson. &c.
22.5teiaoa-pssAeh. Isi Emerson. IIa Tralstorthi.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-01
IAnnsososmsnA
Irritation of scalp-BURNErrs COCAINE cures
IAnnsasoemmtA

For an elegant fashionable HAT of superior
quality 70 direct ibe manufacturer EsPEScuEID lis hssau
New-York tribune., 1874-12-01
ATTACHMENT OF AN ALLEGED BOND FoRGER

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 30.-GeoIge +. Hill,
Secretary OF the Safeguard Insurance Company OF this
CITY, was arraigned before Alderman Beiter to-day.
upon a charge OF being engaged In the circulation OF
forged bonds Witness testified the counterfeit bonds
having been given by the prisoner for the purpose Of
obtaining money them. Mr. Martin L. Skies. Trcasu-
OF the Chicago and North Western Railroad, testified
the fraudulent character OF the bonds At the
the evdenceMr Cassidy who appeared for the prose-
cuon. asked that the defendant be committed for "a
further hearing. He stated that the OF
Importance than appeared Its face, and TO
extend the hearing to-day further might interfere
with future developments. The eccused was committed
for q hearing Friday next.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-01
truly,
John r. Henry,
Curran & Co.,

Successors L. sCOyLL Co., NewYork and Cincinnati, and
JOHN T. HENRY and HALLETT
SEAvER, New-YOrk
Of3cc and Warehouse. and y COllege-plncc,
MaDufactory, IFS Warren-st.
JOHN F. HENEY
THEODORE CUERAS,}
HENRY r.. BON En-
Sew.York, Dec l. 1874.
Referring Shove the undersigned beg to notify their friends
the trade generally that this day oyei copanershp by
mutual consent. Messrs JOHN +. HENRY, CtRRAN &
Co. have purchased will Of the business here
toe carried Mr d. *. SEAVER, having msde
Arrangements charge Of Drug Department in their establish
ment happy al old and hopes continue
be inrusel with their orders heretofore.
addressed in liquidation Of outstanding
counts By Mr. G. G. HALLErr should be
TOP 1888 Orders FOR Drugs should be addressed to
JOHN F. HENRY CURRAN Co., p o. Box l,7s9, NewYok.
Either Of u may in liquidation.
Respectfully
HALLETT 4 SEAVER.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-01
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

NEwDURGH.-A schooner, name unknown,
was struck by sauall of Carrs HOOK Island In the
Highlands OF the Hudson Sunday morning, and
capslzed and sank. 1t is supposed that all Oh board
perished. The crew consisted Of three persons. Inc
schooner lies in 80 feet Of water.
WHITE FLAISs.-The Board OF Supervisors OF west
chester County have fixed the salary OF the District
Atorne yelect at 5OO being $50 less than received by
his predecessor. in consideration or the reuuceu
amount OF business done In consequence OF the annexa-
ton Of Morrania West Farms, and kingsbridge 10 the
City OF New York.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-01
HEAVY RoBBGRIEs IN Albany

ALBANY, Nov. 90.-The silve1smith factory
Of 8 b. Brewer Son. on Pianist wae robbed early
this morning OF svorvarc worth between 5000 aud
HOo and L. q. Burgess's Iewery factory In the same
building was robbed OF goods TO the value OF The
store OF lance Maxwell. seD was robbed Saturday
night OF hardware to the value OF $500 reward Of
tGos Is ofered for the detection of the thieves.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-01

GENTLEMEN's HATS AND LADIES FANCY FURs
Tie place purchase KSoIs bis Winter styles OF genemen
hats Of furs Of the
aty s No. 2l2 Broadway and IN the
Fth Avenue Hotel
New-York tribune., 1874-12-01
TIE RUSSIAN MISSION.

PROFESSOR LOWELL DECLINES THE PRESIDENTS
OFFER
From The Boston Airertis,r
The offer of the Russian mission, which was
definitely made to Mr.. James Russell Lowell few days
ago has declined, for chiefly personal.
Tie opportunity for like Mr. Lowell 10 enter into
the pubic service under favorable circumstances i
uncommon his inability 10 accept Will be the more
regretted.
TPE POSITION TO De TENDERED TO SECRETARY
New-York tribune., 1874-12-01
DISASTER AND LOSS OF LIFE on LA

CLEVELAND, Nov. S0.-The scow Pearl of
Fairport loaded with lumber came ashore at Geneva
Ohio, this morning. On board found the body OF
man, supposed to be J. Graham OF Farport and the
body Of boy about IA years OF age. Both were evi-
depuy frozen 70 death the bodies being completely
cred with ice. The boy lashed the rigging The
total wreck. has the appearance OF ha
ing been into. Nothing found board TO ndi-
cate where the scow was from where bound.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-01
HOME NE VS..
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Uipdsor Hofel-Senator Alexander Ramsey OF NH, .d
al mann John A. kss,on OF
Gen Charles Crane Army tVh drf"pe " ~ s.e,.t W y
,oo X Hopkins Of Absnr: Inspector General u -.
Anny Georye NJ Bebe OF Mopiso ~ a. lanes
co,di, suh Of NeU York Hokt-bH senator
p. ~ Desvsre ~ Sturterdnf Hou', State sensior ". r.
Woodin CT Auburn n ". .Barngn's Hoti LGen H. W
Dtnis Hc.I-The Rev. Ccou Of Pi.depha I n,,
~ Corrss.uan a. Cbseee Of Massachusetts, Erfrtn HouN-
e., - P',terson Of the u. Coast Survey Grdnf Genrd
hssembym,n George West Of Baston N f'AssT Hou'e-
The Rev. ID J, Lefebofe Of Montreal