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The New York herald., 1874-12-15
FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
TO LET.

FURNISHED ROOMS AND APAHTMENTs
TO LET.
077 WEST TWENTY SECOND sTREEr-oNE
Z large Room and bedroom attached; also two
s. to 81 per week
o05 WEST Tw ENTlETH srREET-FoUR ROOMS,
= saole ior house seeplng Or Gentlemen a'uea
0S0 BROADWAY, NEAR THIRTY SECOND
Lou s,reet-Hand someiy furnished. al new,
front and back parior also Other Eoomn; ,%o c mn
gentlemen and wives central locations near restaurants
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APART
MENTs 10 LET.
4 PART o. rue HANDSOME BROWN STONE
n iouse so East Twenty FIRST street TO lei rent low
Soff Pis iss Fraee isna"S strsst @sG'' :" '''''
4 81 vARicK STREET. NEAR CANAL, THREE
a. story brck house gease Aparimsmis ar to sur, at
A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL RENT THEIR FRONT
n back iarlor. unfurnishcd, including gas SO
per months would hoard parties II required 23 last
RIO LET-To A SMALL FAMILY or ADULTS.
1 lower Floor and back Basement rent 80 inquire
at 2o4 West Nineteenth street
rVo LET-sECoND FLOOR or BROWN STONE
Twentyihir streets; I'VE rooms; all modern Improve
nents; rent s5l Apply in store
RIO LET-A VERY DESIRABLE SECOND FLOOR OF
six rooms At 7is seventh avenue; opposite Central
Market; rents ss5 Apply to j. X BROWN. i.zSo Broad
way, corner Ihirtv v-tbirn street.
rrwo PLEASANT SUNNY FRONT ROOMS ON SEC
ond floor, with bath and every convenience; to
Dc e5 together or separately; location excellent ics
West Twenty ninth street
NELSON PLACE. BETWEEN CLINTON AND
+ Wavcrey places Front and hail bedrooms 10 let at
moderate terms
SALES AT, AUCTION.
A WATER coLoRs
fQ20 Rrna awav New yorr
wn H. r4SSlsc nlaS9s asa;ssYs s'S g Ls9as9
VIII offer to the public OF New York their superb colec
Brussels Antwesp The Hague Dusseldorf, naaisn and
William villa It. fannini from the loos Of the artists and
%o + Paiss
Al auction Without 81 limit "p
In the collection win be iCnnd hns exampes Of me
landscape marine, architeelura dover fruit and genre
lection IN this country embracing hne specimens Of the
Y %anWrisbt, E 4 Eowsotha% Eawpra n,y Eichara
eGfs Knsa Sa5s csaI.i F59S
Gsss tdwP L4is George na rsn,1 AnaIeW
saa.r ea oa Ds sn
Be be fanae
nse nenSsein be spea
ico, and many others
The above arc all elegantly framed and mounie led.
Ladies are especially invited to visit the Exhibition.
The whole TO be sold at auction on "Wednesday Thurs
day Friday and Saturday, December l6 IL, Is and l9
The Art Gallery, No. 60 Liberty street. al II O'Clock
each day. ....
Auctonecr.
Art sALEi fLKEAr1oAS'
By order of W. A. Brewer, Esq, Executor
THIS 0uesday) EVENING. also WEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY EVENINGS, at the Leaviu Art
Rooms sI7 Broadway
large collection Of Paintings
estate OF the late John g. vose ESQ.,.
Mou.rose, N. j.
Embracing examples by cropsey, sommer Fgan,
Talbot w. NJ Brown, Ronde, Meyerheim. fnglehard,
Van sebcn, Hope, Williamson, W. T. Richards Wepb
Count dc Bylandt, McCord and more than $50 others
Also large number of Paintings and Water Coors
the estate of the late Alex. Matthews and other
private owners.
The whole exhibition at the
Art Rooms Sl7 Broadway.
The Messrs LEAVffT Auctoneers.
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A UCfiON SALE THIS DAY At THE ELEGANT
u i've story brown stone mansion,
l20 West Iwentyt third street, near sixth venue
fHIs rfuesday) MORNING,

Magnificent Inlad Marque tterie, satin Paror Suits
Centre, taIes to match; velvet and Brussels Carpets
imported kronzcs, Oil Paintings IA octave Panofere
bookcase Cabinets, Chamber suit inlad walnut
ing Cases Bedsreads Mattresses Turs sh rep Paror
Suits Easy Chain, Dining boom Bunet Chairs Exten-
fables, solid Silver and Plated Ware CHINA Dinner
aud lea set Hatstand Desks, Engravings, Lounges
&c; basement and kitchen Furniture.
~, h. MCDONNELL. Auctioneer.
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CHERIFF's SALE OF BOOTS. SHOES, FIXTURES, AZ:
- ~ HERMAN Sherih7s and General Auctioneer, seus
this day uesday w December TO- II O'Clock, At NO. izo
sixth avenue. the Stock and Fixtures OF first class Boot
store consisting OF Boots Snoes, Gaers Sup-
bers, Broyans slippers Lastngs, CUTTINGS &C., Tn also
Counters Chairs, Mirrors, Carpets. MatunSs riAiurcs
VIM. O. CONNER, sheriff.
Tnnu Mcg Dnnn
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RICHARD WALTERS, AucTroNEER.

~ Fancy Goods Hosiery, Woolens
Undercothing, Cloths, Glothng &C
Marshsrs sae-Wili sell thursday, at 10Y o'clock. at
sale East Broadway, large general assort-
ment Of gentiemen's Furnishing Goods Fancy Goods,
shirts and Drawers, Hosiery Wooens. Suspend crs
Cloths and Cassimeres Clothing Sewing Machines. &c.
L. GAKDE, Marshal,
The New York herald., 1874-12-15

DAwNBROKERS' SALE THIS DAY-wATCHEs AND
j. Jewelry.-JAMES AGAR, Auctioneer. will sell at
saiesroom So New Bowery at ! o'clock, 500 lots Gold
and silver Watches Gold and Diamond .Iewelry, Pins
Rings Earrings, Bracelets Chains, Necklaces Lockes
Opera Glasses, Pistols. Fancy Goods DC BY order OF
r. starr Houston street. and D. q. Ferguson Broome
The New York herald., 1874-12-15

TTOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Ill THE TAUNTON SILVER PLATE COMPANY
will sell at auction
at their salesroom No Maiden lane daily until further
notice at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
their entire Stock Of elegant silver plated Ware Table
Cutlery &c.
Per order OF TAUNTON SILVER PLATE COMPANY
JOHN H. SWAIN, Treasurer.
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER l6.

MORTGAGE SALE.-P GAFFNEY AUCTIONEER
M sells this day. at ios O'Clock, order of the morga-
gee, the Fixtures OF the grocery store "a Allen
Also other Goods belonging to former purchasers Sale
positive
The New York herald., 1874-12-15

DAWNBROKERS SALE.-RICHARD FIELD, GEN.
i era Auctioneer, Salcsroom No SO Bowery, will sell
This day II O'Clock 6DO lots Mems and Women Cloth
ing, Dresses, Shaws Remnants, Underciothng Beus
Bedding Quilts Blankets. Boots Shoes, &C.. 3c:; alo
Coats, Pants aud Vests By order r. simpson Co. 1876
Rowery. B-The sale Of Mems Clothing will begin at
a.
The New York herald., 1874-12-15

A FURNT HE'D PARLOR FLOOR WITH KITCHEN
~ containing closets hot and cold water also large
Room second hoor, adjoining la hroom Tor house
Keeping. - Narick place between Houston and
Bleccker streets.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A UcrIs1N SALE q, RICH nousEnoLD ruRSIruRE.
nn' n his rannss Dl%p0ssa sSaspsa siSass' A'
so WEST ss private s sA Tsenis SEVENTH M
elegsn, earned paor Suits satin and cctsane
and s siaS sTra a9a
r'ehy carved Chamber sets in rosewood black walnut
Turkish suit Easy Chairs s Booseasss Library Tables.
o% s ass as ana gns ss
D'ning Ing Inhars siivsrwsre sewing Machine
kitchen Furniture rich orpsmsais, &c
' Pro HosERr 1a rf@' 4 dasfS sSsn S Auono"eer &C.
A BLFEcKEa AuorloNEER. WILL SELL DE-
room III S Street. e .s Srcf reach Flat
brown stone trimmed. No. lss; Ssi street three Story
at slos annnm 70 1871; First avenue Ls Of Land
REsJAMIN r. THOMAS, AucTIoNEER NOTICE;
I sr 1s sa &C. % Ss s SS SGSaf r.
s5rsrs ire oes the sS
sd e % 1ns sce s ea & , vii Se res
should be handed in without delay.
by JOHN A. DUNN. AucrIoNEER-wILL SELL
ID this day. at lok O'clock at No. so Delaney street.
cloth Chars. Lounges Bedsteads. feather Bed, hair
INV" invited d INC A'''Asn furniture SA' p0'i''''' '''
RY lsIDORE J. swARZKoPF. AUCTIoNEER-wTLL
~ sell at o'clock at "a Avenue B. entire fixtures OF
cravings Counters also Furniture Bedse Bedding.
Bureaus Stoves. &C.
RY VIRTUE OF cnArrEL MORTGAGE J: ":
ID CAMPBELL. Jr., AuctIoneer will sell this day at
l. O'Clock entire Fixtures Liquor Store $50 Eighth
avenue, corner Fiftie,h street. j. u SMITHS SONS.
CHATTEL MoRrGAGE,-sALEByC D. FAVOR, Auc.
~ tioneer-Ar T.. FAN Or l3 East Fourteenth street,
near, Demoncos, will sell this day ruesday, Decem'
Ter Is al II prompt by order of Matt Il. Hewins,
attorney for the morigarec large lot Of fine rosewood
and black walnut Furniture, rosewood Piano Mrrm?rs
tresses. &c being the entire furniture q first class
house removed to the store Tor convenience OF sale.
Also to pay advances several fine Paror and Bed.
Suits, Lounges Chairs, No reserve. Seats for
ladies'
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DAwNBRoKEGs sALE-Thos. j. MGRATH. AUG
il iioneer l53 Chatham street, Mulberry will
sell this day O'Clock Mems and Womc MS clothing
Dresses, shawis kenmants Quilts Blankets. Bedding
Boots Shoes &c. also Coats Pants and Vests BY order
b Peyscr, second avenue.
, 1874-02-01
PHILADELPHIA.
proposition to License Houses OF 1u-
fame---The Triuls and An11ef1es OK
Earrings EanK Dcpoxitors.

Proposition to License Houses OF III
Fame.--The Triuls and An1icties OF
Earrings Eank Dcpositors.
Special Dsspatch to Ih< Chicago Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa Jan. 3l.-The Grand Jury
prasentment to-day says they acted on 49s IN
d;ctments, ignoring lis. They condemn tarerns
kesping open after II o'clock at night, and rec
oamend the licensing Of houses Of iu-fane, and
<hat they shall be under the Surveillance OF the
AaTor aud police, and the name Of each female
ooa1des shall be given to the Mayor once amonth
Of I'll houses licensed. aud heavy fines placed
On Ill houses plying their trade or business With
cut license. They say: This we think Will
naFs the effect Of stopping the so~called street.
walkers after dark. and will have the effect Of
Closing all panel-houees Of which many no"
exit IN our city, where many dark crimes are
ne1er brought to the eye Of the police"
William Heath, depositor to the extent o.
Sl.20o IN the Franklin Saving Fund, 914 Walnut
Street, applied in the United States District
Court this morning to have the institution ad-
Judged bankrupt. He afirms that they
tfe unable or have refused to pay him
eny money, though legally applied for. Judge
1AaFa!ader iaBued an order on the officers Of the
Tand to answer tho cLarge on Feb IL IMs
eeneern advertised extensively in the daily
en,pefs Promising to pay per cent interest on
~ ne names Of number Of officers or Board OF
aAnagezs who might be held liable for the con-
cams obligations, but are almost Uttered with
;seechons from Ioor Richards Ananac. adv1s-
taae poor men to save their money and put It IN
.ne franklin. The complainant stated IN
ssourt that, On the 18th Of September
@asks % RA7e according to Agreement Vhan oa-
, 1874-02-01
HARD COAI.

Tbs coal-dealers Of the city held private
caucus yesterday afternoon at Anderson's Hotel,
to tako action upon the proposed increase in the
price of hard coaL Nearly every firm OF any
account WIS represented, and, judging from
tho length of their session, there muat
have been considerable diversity Of opinion
among them. The meeting was called to order
At o'clock by Mr. A. Z. Curtis. and Mr. ]. F.
oleott vas eh91en The as
to be present: Robert Law, E. L. Hedstrom i
Co., West i McGary, O. s. Richardson l. Co.,
Boyle d Co., Miner T. Ames l. Co., Dewey i,
Co., Kelly, Morley l. Co, Rogers Il Co., Blake,
Whitchouse L Co., Q. "; Goit & Co., Reno 4
Hale Co.. c. Ii. Dyer i Co., Nelson Bros,
John Griffin, Neil Bros, J. D. Stone 4 Co., 4.
E. Curtis l. Co.. Boser Il Bassee, Chester l. Co.,
Duguid Creighton. Armstrong j. Co., ]. L.
Hathaway Hny.we r 4 R51s; nfactt y: p BEND Co.,
After an animated discussion, lasting until
after o'clock, tho Meeting broke up, and, with
many winks and mods Of secrecy, informed the
reporters that they had done absolutely nothing.
That such Intelligent body Of men should
transact so largs IN amount Of business N only
the attendant reporters. snd the deuers them.
selyas seemed quite astonished 1t their own in
dustry They were given the use Of the Ander-
son House parlorH free, for which their thanks
arc hereby conveyed to the Mesars, Anderson.
i. The price OF hard coal, as stated in The Tn1B-
UsE yesterday, will be $40 per ton after to-mor-
row, unless some dealer chooses to sell at S8 in
which case the rest Of the flock will u1xloubted-
follow Lis example. People who can put
on purchasing coal for the present may
a great length Of time. No agreement has been
signed by the dealers, and they can, and proba~
bly, will cut under each other as SOON as their
present spasm is over.
, 1874-02-01
THF LIEN LAW,

week ago last Monday, 4 call WAS issued by q
Committee to the various organisations in tlis
city interested in furnishing ma terial for build
ing purposes, to be represented at o'clock yes
terday afternoon in the Office Of Mr. Tully, 200
LaS0lo street. The call was issued for the pur-
pose Of consulting On the best method by which
tue present Lien law" can DO changed
so that tho owner OF building shall be re-
spousible for the materials used IN its construc-
ton, to the brckmnker, stone-quar1ier, etc.. and
not as ut present, that the Inter shall run their
chances OF obtaining their pay from irreaponsl-
bio contractors. The Committee from the
81 Brickmaker's Association was the only one
present aud as they hold their nunual meeting
Feb. 2, the Committee adopted tie following
communication to present to the Association:
Your Committee on the Lien laws of this 6tate
beg report that while they nd 1t generally agreed
thtt Lea Laws or less eeHve, they have
not been ablo to 1nd sufficient active co operation
from other associations connected with the building
business to enable them IT, take the sters contemplated
in your resolution and In Eow Of this TACT Com
mttee would suggest tIa to thern the most effective
remedy 1t present to be in the energetic and
faithful execution Of tie resolutions adopted by tbs
AsHociaion Jan. 8, 1874. And further, that the
members Of this Association will strictly conform their
business to the spirit OF these resolutions healthier
state Of the building -1terial business will in little
changes which it might be possible to obtain in the
Lien Inv.
One Of the Committee then read the Lien
Law of Kansas and all agreed that it Was ex-
actly the thing necessary to DO enacted by the
present Legislature. 4 full attendance Of mem
bers is requested for Monday At the annual
Meeting,
, 1874-02-01
New York Produce Markets.

New York, jan 3l.-corToS-Dult aud nominal !;
mi1dling upland, 157.: futures closei stsA:y.
Observation-Disclosures 2ni drooplug; receipts,
IL coo bss; suportne Western and State, 35G536,20
common to good extra, SG35g5G.10 Eotl 10 cluicc,
$c.75G7.l0; extra Ohio, {G.50ass.u0; whits
wheat extra. s7sl0@7.9o: Sc. Louis, $G.sDD
1l.W. Ryo Gour and coru-meal unchanged. Wat.t
opened shade f1Mer and closed quiet; receipts,
9i,N0 ha; No. Chicago, <i.54e31.36 do Miiwan-
spring, $l.56@155; No. spring, s1.52sl.H. f1s
quiet. Barley acarce and advancing: Ca1lxla West,
$2-10- Malt quiet anh lrm Corr, in fair der,and and
Light supply, and higher: receipts. 29,0G0 bu; new
mixed Western, afoa., 8l9S~Hc; Western yellow, sig
Sic; whte Western, k5c. Oats n11er and i:loro active
receipts, a. 900 bu mixed Western, eo362c; whitc
629E3c.
liar AND Hops-Unchauged.
GnocEn1ks-CoTee unchanged. Sugar unsettled
and easier fair to good refining, 745ec- Rice quiet
PErnoLEUN-czude, exc; re1ned, l44e spot; lss
April.
E60s-Unchanged-
TURrEST1NE-49c.
LEArzEn-steady 1t 714@3oe; orfnoco, 25H9
271lc.
Woo1-Fir1n; domestic fleece, 4o@7oc; unwaahed,
1896; pulled, c5@52c, ...'
PEov1sIoss-rork quiet; new mess, @ls.oos1G.3 .37h
ed. Cut meats nrm; long cut hams, 16 rs average,
12Ac; shoulders, 6zc for March. Nddles dull long
clear. SIC: short clear, SIC Lard steady.
BUTTER AND CHEEsr-Uuchanged-
Observation-Disclosures copper steady: sheathn8,
33c; tugos lake firm NJ 2&HN35.:c cash. tIg-ircu
quiet; Scotch. 81. .o0}4300; American, f21O0G3o0o.
Lar quiet and unchanged. RuEaa Aheet, 1Gt8l7ke
in gold.
EAus-Steady and unchanged
, 1874-02-01
HEBREW BALL.

grand reception and bail Was given yester-
day evening to the delegates to the Second Con-
stitutiona1 Convention of the Independent Order
Of B'nai Birth at North Side Turner Hall.
Young Israel turned out in full force, and a
largs number OF delegates were also present.
The Great Western Light Guard Band furnished
the music, and, IS usual, performed its duties
satisfactorily to all.
Before supper the friends Of SoRereinsnty
Lodge presented them with q beautiful banner.
The presentation waH made by Mr. Philip Stein,
who made soma eloquent remarks to the mem
bers Of the Lodge, who had sorned in line in
front OF tho stage. The President OF the Lodge,
Mr. s.. .Assenhein, received the present with =
brief expression Of thanks. Benjamin II. 8elfg-
man, delegate from Sovereignty Lodge to tho
Convention, also made Jew very appropriate
remarks, thanSing the Committee for the honor
conferred upon them.
The supper WAS excellent, and Mr. r. Sal
niger, the tioo7 manager, did his duty faithfully
and well in preserving such excellent order
among SO immense crowd a. was taking part
in the festivities.
The dresses worn by the ladies' we're brilliant
in the extreme, aud altogether it WAS one OF the
finest festivities ever held Aanong our Etebrew
fellow-citiZens.
Another ball and reception given at Orpheus
Hall wsa equally brilliant and successful
, 1874-02-01

city. Although we have appealed to yoc BEIGE
in behalf Of the destitute, We fear you have not
noted cur cry. or else your kind hearts would
have responded more generally. Could you so
with us faw times into homes from which tho
actunl necessaries OF life have fed and behold
for even half a day the destitutiou aud misery
which walk side By side with manhood and
womanhood, how would your sympathizlng
hearts be touched as with living Goals; how
would your purses fly open to bring food and
warmth how thoroughly would tho closets at
home be searched again for apparel, and how
many things heretofore thought unfit would
ering humanity. Anything that has
warmth will 10 so thankfully received,
60 many need clothing Of nll kinds. Do not throw
garment Of any value away. Remember how
many little feet are bare, and send every tiny
shoe and stocking. Remember how old, and
tattered aud thin Is the clothing Of so ulany. and
send us all you have cast aside, and, what is
more, give us courage and hope By your pres
ence and aid, for We need them sorely. We can-
not possibly attend to the demands upon us.
Shall we turn any empty away because wa laais
your assistance: Do not forget that want and
sorrow are abroad as you sit in pleasant hoH:cs
BY glowing CRATES and sumptuous tables. En-
rich your lives by the blessings Of tho poor-
diamonds. Do not forget that there are 1nsnyIt-
tic oues who cry for bread IN Chicago to-day, just
a. swees and dear to their parauts' hearts as
youra to you. Give us all you eau. We promise
iuhcious use. Those who can furnish en-
Ploymeut please apply, as SO many want situa-
tions. Mrs. Leaudet Stone 1871 Indiana aso-
nue.. President, or Mrs. Fl. Willetts, Chairman Ct
the Visiting Committee, Will thankfully receive
any contributions Of clothing, ETC., etc.
, 1874-02-01

positing. fourteen days notice Of his intended
withdrawal. This time having expired, ho called
to receive his money, aud was told be must rive
three months. notice additional. This le did,
msnded his money and was told that thew conld
only pay hila sl0o, hut he could get no informa-
tion as to when the balance Of his denosit
would be paid. He refused to take the money
to receive it. Two working women also s,sted
that they were required to give three months'
notice OF intention Of withdrawal, and then onIy
received s25 out Of $780, the result Of nauy
years hard earnings. large number of aepos-
Nofs, many Of them out Of employment and al
Their inability to get auy Of their monoy from
this concern. ~@o'@'
, 1874-02-01
THE INDIANS.

Governments Supplies Nearly Exhaust.
ed---Apprehens1oas Of u Combined
CnttIe Raid.
OMAHA, Neb., Jan. s1,-Great apprehenaious
are expressed by the owners Of large herds
whose cattle range between the North and South
Platte and the settlers vho live north Of the
Union Pacific Railroad and on the Republican
Of general raid from Red Clouds and Spotted
Tails bands Of Sioux, and from the Cheyennesa,
Dacotahs, Arrapahoes, and others combined.
The supply Of beef furnished these Indians be-
ing nearly or quite e1hauste ed, and there being
NO money With which to purchase more, they
These banda number over sc, 900, and they would
Ianoh 1t the handful Of cavalry at Fort Fetter-
man and Fort Laramie 4 large cattie-owuer
and contractor is here, and corroboratss the re-
port US to the Indian supplies being soon ex-
lauEted.
, 1874-02-01

The American Express Company will remove
tomorrow from its present quarters to its nag
ni6cent new building, Nos. 70. II, and 7G Monroe
street, betueen State and Dearborn streets.
The gorgeous painting Of "Ths Prodigal Son
drew crowds OF people yesterday, tho Att-Hau
OF the Exposition building being filed all TIE
afternoon. Those who wish to give the picture
forenoon. though it is ha-d to choose between
the brilliant effects Of daylight Of the illumina-
tion by gas. The admiration Of tho visito1s Was
pronounced
Capt WilliGm Loughin il making up = boz OF
clothing to send to destitute sufferers in North
western lows. ANY one who wishes to add some
cast-oH garments to the collection can DO so BY
leaving them ut the Office OF +. Evans d Co., No.
160 LnSa1le street, before Wednesday.
An infant weeks old, mined Lizzie Harris
whose parents live at No. 1872 Maxwell street,
died Friday evening from the effects OF Al over
dose Of laudanum administered By its mother,
who was sick at the time, and selected the wrong
phial. Medical cid proved un2vaillng- An IN
quest Was held yesterday forenoon
Opinions have been fled at Ottawa affirming
ali the city liquor cases which were carried up to
tho Supreme Court last year. These cases m
yolye the validity Of the ordinances providing
for tho closing Of saloons sunday, the p9HeI o.
tie Mayor to revoke license. and Also 1ne
power Of = Mayor to revoke mockraocnoneefs
license.
Mr P. q. Tansey, Secretary Of HE Fsniin
Pregideucv Of the Hon. Thomas HOME, last
December. has received III acknowledgment Of
resolutions adopted at that gathering, from the
English Premier, OF the Private sscrets1y Of tint
neraonaee, Tie hexd Of the British Cabinet
ffoes not hold ont any hope Of release for the
still It'll imprieoued Feniana. A. the t,mo the meet
inr was held here. tie rnajoaty Of Mr. Tanaey's
coant1ymen, resident in chicsso, atsolntsly re-
fused to take part in any movement which might
1lish Government. I11is may perhaps account
for Hf Gladstonea refusal
HPEAL
Of 4 meu1ber OF tho Lsdes' Special Board Of
naliaf TO .he ladtas In tho touthe1u pa1t ot khs
, 1874-02-01

railrosd-men had taken pains to state, that
various men had bought property On Clark street
since the companies purchased the right OF way
OF the etraet.
Mr. Joehnn Bell said it was expressly under
stood that the land purchased on the east aldo
OF Arnold street Was to be used in common by
the two roads, and that they were to leave Clark
street. This was the great incentive to prop
erty-owuers to sell cheap
Ur, Jerks said the railway officers now denied
that they ever made such an agreement.
Aid. Foley said before be took action in the
premises he would like to LOOK over the ground
Several gentlemen offered to provide carriages
at once for the Committee to 60 in.
This offer was declined, and the Committee ad-
iourncd to meet at o'clock Tuesday, to proceed
and visit the locality.