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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-28


p..pts =, the shipping ports to-day 957 bles TIL: GAY last
esI ,,ss bales, this $500 bales ou since
Sent 1873 1850 time last year pa
oci 10 OH 1871 97l bales consolidated stock @
w, re delivery active demand AZ an advance OF
,.SSi6c y NJ; sales follows, all on bss Of 10" MaShng
sale, evening sy M March ao 100 s 10 a5 JUMP 900
is 500 Is July 800 1oS sse. s. today 10
70 Il ies 200 27s g 200 !, - a 27sS 1900
* Il he 800 is 332c 400. 6e 100 49, NO S0t1e n
xeet 300 10 l32ei 800 l6c 700 10 10 7no II, b52c
10 6sc; NAV 900 10 7lGe 100 10 1o5sei r6h ~
iSl 500 6 1929 400 l6,2 400 10 Ia SO Soo aoo
eide 400 70 J933 100 100 10 lo' loo cp is Gc 300 6
iS2e 100 lG 9l6e June 800 10 81 o Dc SO 70 200
IL se 1900 Il 400 800 y 1873 1870 s6o 4p7 ~
aoo II SS9e 100 ii Lido july, 100 u l-5es zo,
10 S2e 600 l7la.; 900 II 1922; 800 ~ sle August
100 ~ &c. total 80 loo grand total $1,000 hale,
vic. during day ~ England have had rather
tendency and market closes quiet sales todsI comprise we 10"
lowing: y97 Redova at DE AMI al B1mof oV 1a
AT DE gold per Ga,ele $500 bags Santos on p.a
The e. Evans sailed Rio Janeiro Feb IL and me "Msne
from Jan D. and both cleared oT HAMPTON ho1
reported The captain Of he sebooh.
on Rose (srrived yesteriy that hs sailing os' OF
he 18th of about miles on shostu 70 u
The Mermack avees received 1T Para by telegraph eP
Inc lst Of March Mid Cofe cOnnre quiet 9u Heai We
quote ordinary 10 prime 2la2lh asa e1isns fage G
lots 2la25e all g0aj },y H"' no, %"
CANDLES-rhe quiet at previous hgGrts We quote
AdnnsnnDe 10 lSc IL on at - 2 and IL oz At
Dr. 2s Patent at 3Sc and PsraHne at 26a2'
FLOUR AND MEALThe Flour msrAet opeLe better Tor tlt
,.de arrivals light ard there more general demand
Trade FAMILY brands sesder and 10 moderate demand Az
for The low grades but qn and irregular TOT
the medium high grades; sales o. $500 bbs We quote
nh % -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-28
WOOL MARKET,

PHILADELPHIA March 27-Woo dali bnt firm supply unusually
light Ohio West Virgins Double Extra and above
5jdj7 LIZ Extra % j6c Medium 55G Jbe Coarse 4292uc'
NeWY0N Michigan Indiana and Western Fine 5Od be- hedinm
53a5Jc Coarse ijGjOc COMBINE, washed ~ 2d Oc 1ombng
i2,GiSc: Canada Combng, O2dO3e: llne, un
he'd 30 use; Medium washed 3oG3oci ue
washed 81 Colorado wished % G3O Colorado unwashed
gIG2c Extra and Meriuo pued 45dJOc; Texas Fine ana
Medium lja3O Texas Coarse II Doc; CAhorna Fine and Me
dium 20 V33t. California COase % 2Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-28

nothing Mddngs deliverable Nav and June At DIED
Yarns and Fabrics Manchester quieG and unchanged.
Iospor March 27-Rehned Petroleum, III I'd GAL Taov 379
a:3s v ., -.
Loxpox 275:30 mBrs Preferred 81 Pans dispatches
qees Renies At 59t 75e
Lospos March 27B,enins Cscus Lins,ed So 3dG36; Lin
seed CaIes eli I5 Lnseed Oil, R29 tub Spirits Tur
peptine a q vt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-28
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

>
ISHESThe receipts day pigs Pots are N moderA ne
apd AT steady prices; 6a4c Pearls NORMALLY az pc
RROON CORN BROOMSrhe market for Torn qnir' bnt
firm quote Hn sGlic New Green Brush ana
Stk Brad Red and Repped at 0dsc Boons are
STEADY bnt dull ,, -,
remains alT demand OF
A 600 10 at - aaGe. Western Southern.
COTTONIht msrlst for spot Cotton very qne me quota
adv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-28
The bids for stocks at the close were /:

- The gold market felt the effect of the Washington
folly and advanced to l13l from 49, at the opening
against ll2; al the close last night An active mar
ket resulted between these figures, but in the after
noon the price declined TO 113. that being the closing
quotation. ON gold loans the rates were and per
cent for carrying The London market for securities
was firm though Erie was feversh and weak. declin-
ing from 81. last night TO 49, and then stlfning up
tO3!.
The following shows the imports OF foreign dry
goods at the port OF New-York for the week end
ing March o. and since the beginning Of the wear:
Rn,.rsd a. ~ de- rot s23675G7 s8tsIG:7 s25s7it7
Thrown 90 maTket... l26iO55O 36t'.'5l zN74H3
pstere5 At he tort st8Ol5Ol2 si24934oG s83O74650
Thrown market. 85j51,07j s427s9,U4 @5O2S265
The Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 in coin
interest aud 5000 in called bonds. The operations
Of the Gold Exchange Bank were as follows: Gold
cleared, SG05s2OO0; gold balances, $l12023D; cur
rency balances, Si.3l9S24 The following were the
quotations for gold:
1000. .~ll3is llSO..ll3az l:OO.."ll5 2:}0.."ll3S
ll:OO...ll3I4 l23O...ll3L2 2;OO.....ll3as 01l3is
The days business at the u. ;. Sub-ITeasury
comprised:
.,S4 rsesPu st93 6$5 9 CHIsEcy Ps s3G 25 s 81
Gold hAlaBcs 400 90 Cool......t 444O 900 %
~
, 1874-12-28
CAIcEI SCE1UEtZ.
E11ffcrlnE Reception to tiac Disti1l-
xtiaatseti acla,ator iii Ecoat0u-1lis Lee.

C1affcrlnE Reception to tho Distin-
2liaatscd 1elalator III 1costOu-1aiB I.Cc-
lure -Four. ;. -"
S1;e-iat Disbateh 10 The Ch,cddo Tribune.
DosroS, Dec. Ex-senator Scl4ur: arrived in
Boston 1aut eyoning, iron, Now York, to hogn his
lecture tour III New England. lie dinol with tho
Hon. I. ". bird, at parkors, aud in the oven-
inE delivered Ills lecture Oh Educational Irob-
le:ns" under tho auspices OF tho Morcantile
Library Association. TAoro was I. good aua.
cuce, and tho loctnra was we'll received. After
wards llo went with AIr. Bird to Lilo
rooms Of tho now Commonwealth Club,
whore :ho waa informally received Mr..
Richard O1uey, ono Of tho Vice-lresidonts, was
in tho chair, though it Saa llopod tho rieHldcnt,
Judge L. Il: lioar, would DO abo to tako hia seat.
Senator schurz was heartily welcomed, aud, il,
tho course Of tho conversation which followed,
ho gayo much interesting information about tho
prospcc: Tor legislation during tho preucnt md
tho coming 6essions Of Congresa. To-morrow
ovoning ho will lecture at Fltchbur,, TuoEday at
Cambridge, "Wednesday ut Lynn, Thursday ut
Newport, Ffiaay at aayorhill, and Saturday at
Providence r. 7.
, 1874-12-28
WEARY OF LIFE,


c',ts r1om1nomt nm, minister Of THO Gospel
Cuts 11io own Thronf-f1c In Detcct-
ntt in Stealing II Hook in II Storc-~
Tho Shame Of Exposure Supposed to
l1o tZae Cause of the Act.
Spee,al Dispatch to rio CHICAGO Tribune.
WAa1trsoToy, D, c.. Doc, 27.-1ho Roy. ]. M,
Coo,ns nautor of tho wostorn p,oxhytor,Dt,
rhwro, ~ IT, ,,.. ,,,;,t@% n....,s - .,.ia
onu'on u s4'ie clss' committed hn1clde nero 1hls
morning under extraordinary circumstances.
Sunday paror contained tho following paragraph:
aFor many months tho atore of a nrnmjnnnt
hoohaollor Ina hoe,, vivita1 H., NM,
~ra,, 49,, H. .., .s''oa ~ ', A.aa
"o' VI ~ Se"'7' ano noat'y a1eesea'
alter tile iaehion OF minister OF tho Gospel. He
would walk around tho sstorc, examining bookH,
roadine paayuecs. but never making purcnnsc.
r,ntoIv mr. ata,,oncr Ina m,aaoa 1,ooa ac, II,
-, ~ '~". ..>, '. "''oaeN ".""'' an. 81
"t1ehi1a 70 'iha 10" sney "eso taKot, 1alsctl.
until ycRtordny, wlion tho clerlcal-loohlng
gentleman waB discovered 10 DO tho klopto-
maniao IIo was etapdiue In tho storo quietly
roadirg hoo,, In ind t,1:an ,r,,, o,,ator,n,
. w." ~ .o, '1<'a '.no"' "aoa - o'e'o"o!
en'ofeo' opon "nom 'no Pfoprlolor tnfhoa
to wit upon. Tho instant hto back was turned
tlouer Immediately followed him, mud, coming up,
/ aeked what lo did With TINT book. Tho rover
cntl gentleman turned pale, and with tho OK
ciaanation for uod's Baio don't expose mo
publicly brought forth tho stolen book from
under hiH coat" Tint clergyman WAC
J. n. CoomB. Thts morning Ills con-
, 1874-12-28
Plans OF the National Board of Trade
for Department Of Commerce.
The Limitation Of Claims-.-Letter from
Congressman Lawrence.
Relative Value Of Silver Coin and
Fractional Currency.
Counterfeit charlottesville Necessity
Of a NcW Issue.


~lftAs0kHfl1C h4FOtHts
TIE PRESIDENT NOT 70 ABANDON CIyII-BEnyICE
REFORM.
~ Sptc3at Dispatch to The Chfcaao Tribune.
!, :WAsHlsoTo%. D. G.. Dec. 17.--The' reports
that.the President intends TO ahaudon tho Civil
Service Reform do not Becm to DO well founded.
Tho friend8 OF Ciyi|-Soryico Reform. on tho coil
trary, aro quito confident TINT Congress- may yat
make an appropriation for tho continuance Of
tho Ciyil.Soryico Commission. ThiB expectation
ia based on tho goneral desire for unity among
Republicans. In tho eyont that an appropriation
should DO refused, it wil still DO competent for
tho pscsidcn: to maintain tho systen, especially
in tito Executive Department, It 1nay not DO
generally known that, by a law which hns noyor
boon repealed, tho SECRETARY OF the Treasury III
specifically directed to
MAINTAIN cIYtl~sEnvIcE
Examining Boards in 4is Department. The act
Of Ma1oI. 2, Ices, provides TINT mo
clerk sha!l bo appointed in any Of
tim ionr clpsAos III tho Treasury Depart
mcnt untit after iio has been nxa1uiuetl
arh found qualified by Board, to consist oi
three examiners, enc Of thcm to bo the Cllof u
tno bulcau or o1ce into which tho clork 10 to ho
appointed, and tho other to bo sclected
cloris to 70 assigned" Thia ctauHe Of tho law at
1857 il rc-cnnccd in tho now cod,:cation. The OK
an,nltionu wcro continued III ful! forco from tho
date ol tho onactmcnt Of tho law Until tho War
days, nloi. owing to tho grea: pressure OF busi-
Ness, tho Inv Bcenls not 10 hnvo been closely OBJ
scrvoa.. From tho time that Boutwell, entered
upon tho administration Of tho Treasury ln.jl
tho new Ci;ll-Seryco Reform rules woro put il,
forca, tho old law was
EIG1pLf EXECUTED.
Durl:g Secretary Doutwell's tin1o there ware
2,000 examinations Under this law, and the or
aminerh i'll charge state TINT thoy never received
any information from BoHtwol. Us to his dosires
concerning tho appoint1nont or non-appointmont
Of any Of tho PERSONS examined.
, 1874-12-28
SILVER AND CURRENCY,


HILyEA WUltrIt 2 rEl CENT PREMIUM IN CUR
nENoy-rn0DAnLE EFrEcr or THE g1LvEts~CoiA
SECTION or THE TENDING FINANCE BsLL.
DtspatcA 10 HAc ivem l'ors Tribune.
WAHMIsaTos, D. G., Doc. 24.--Mr. l.. B. FL
lot of tho D.lIeau OF Statistics lsas boon milking
soluo careful computations to day to ASCERTAIN
the rolatlvo value Of Un!tod States silver coin
aid functional currency, In ortlor to determine
how groat Ill appreciation OF tho lattor will bo
necessary to mako both OF equal yalNo. md coll
aoqneutly to ASCERTAIN whether tho silyor-cotn
portion OF tho now Currency hill ia llkaly to ro-
suit aB its authors uoninally desire. Ills c1lan
of reauoning mud its rcsnltB are uB follows:
The United 6tates Mint raiu oF golh to silver Is
II 85ll QUO to !. Thu market .tio uf gold to sycr ID
Ahuw lily the lacat quotations lH London il IN ID lilo
10 L. Therefore thu market ratio Of gp!l 10 silver III
1a.loM " to tho unitel Aatea MlMt yat. OF Goa to
silver u jt0 IL tu II y54l ns lt4 to ill., In
other worls, thu a!lyer rscu u guld hin tho la9.age
nj tug street. l0v: but thn ayrrago crrery prto, Ut
nrn about Ill ~. Dividing tbs hitter hy tho former
wnrs, IL III silver haw SartA II Il H4-ao8 ~, !"
uupuar Elraan, silver Ii worth alut lnir pcr
crit premium III currency.
1t will DO observed tint tlleso calculations ara
tRBod upon tho narket value Of silver In London,
AMI not In Now York. Ms. Elliott considers this
much Erotolablo to computations hasea OIL tho
value Of silver In Now YorA.. II any largo move
1ncnt OF euyer MAS to take plaeo 1t would be gov
, 1874-12-28
JOURNALISTIC,

ST. LOUIE, No., Dec. 27.-Ihe Times M
noureos today that Tuesday next tho n,aa-
aBerial aud editorial control Of tint paper wlll
10 transferred to Stilison llutclns, former
proprietor, and for so1no time paat tla manager
Of tho Euening Dispatch. Tho Times will 10 re-
duccl III slzo mud prico, mud changed from its
n1caont quArto to y folio form, Il il claimed
that this change will atld to- il,stcad of tlotrgct
from, itH yalub aa comprehensive nowH journal,
md tlat It will continue to bo reliabln aud con-
slHtont Adv0cato OF true Democratic prin2pus.
, 1874-12-28
THE OPPOSITION TO REPuBLIcANlsm,

Epecial CoTTtsp0NatNet 0F Tie Chicago TFl6Vnc
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. A.-This question Of
party, as co,,ucctea with thu united and bitter
opposstion to lsopub!ioautsm 10 painfully evident
In Louisiana ia ono not quito 30 readily solved
al might Ut first thought be imagined. Like tho
olemonth composing tho body polite, It III at
best dec!lpti1y mixed. The call for ssalo
Convention found far from united people. It
developed, III fact, not lttle OF feeling, as vel!
AZ yasaty Of lntorests and di1crcuces tue
overcoming aud harmoa'xing Of which occa-
stoned no little aolN!tulq In tho patriotic coun-
, 1874-12-28

ST. LOUIS, 40, Dee. 27.--l3y the explosion Of
a aplrit-lamp last night at tho residence Of Her.
man Dour. No. 1920 Linn street, 3lrH. Bour, M
infant days old. sorvant-girl nnmed Adele
k1euch and Mr.. Beckordt wero lrighttully
burned. Tho latter's injuries wcro received III
extinguishing tho 1aues, which vera roaBtiug
tho woman aud babo aud Which ho succeeded III
doing.
, 1874-12-28

FELL UNDER a MOVING TRAIN.

FELL UIpEI MOVING TRAIN.
Spstsa: DtapAteh 10 Tic Ctieaoo Isibune.
MANSFIELD. Pa, Dec. 2G.-A boy years Of
egouamed John Riley. VAS run over bya freight
train hero this afternoon, cutting of both his
legs. Ho jumped Oh the train at tho station to
ride to tho westcnd yard, noar whcro his psyenss
1.-Two. When 10 attempted to Eet or lIe slipped
aud foil under tho train. Lie wiIl not survive his
injuries.
, 1874-12-28
NOTES AND NEWS,


Special Dfepatch to Tic ChIcaqo 7'ribuns.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 27.-Supcr ryising.
Architect aluIlott rnalos known his nov buai-
ness. lilo is to become connected with tho
Chrome Stool Works, Of New York City at q
large salary.
S1rTEn vs.. FRACTIONAL CURRENCY.
Officers Of tho Treasury Department. eny that
after careful examination Of the provisions Of
tito HOW Finance bt thoy aro convinced tint sil-
yor Gnu bo readily substituted for fractional cur
renoy without any embarrassment to tho Trcasu-
~ or disturbance Of commercial rolattosta.
DENIES YllE HIGHT 70 QUESTION.
Friends of Representative Parsons Htate tint
when mt upon the stand in tho Pacific Mail in-
yostigaton ho proposes to deny Tho right of tho
Committee to press inquiries into tho character
Of Tho private relations between attorneys aud
clients.
DoSN r1ATT ON THE rAc1FIo lA1I. 1SyEarlaa-
T10S-
spsetat DtsrateA to The CHiraao 7yib,,-.
WAsElSorOS, d, e., Dec. 27.-Donn piatt this
morning in his paper rnakea this curious, un-
qualified, oraculnr statement respecting tho
Pacific Mail investigation: "What IL curious
ahout tue affair is tAnt precisely what tho
comnlitteo askod Irwin Is within thoir knowl-
Ways and Meana Committee, who cannos givo an
exact list OF tho lobbyists engaged In this vii
lainy. Why not call thcBo go1ltlonlon to tho
stand 2" 1t III ruWored that In enc Of tho SecIot
inyostigationH the Committee pnd private gentle
mon, and under peculiar conditions. were l,ar-
nittc( to SEQ list which contained about thirty
fumes. but whether Of Congressman or lobby
strikers loen not appear.
fTn ths Aesaciated Eress.1
INTERNAL REVENUE nEcE1rTs.
WABa,1sGToS, D. G.. Dec. 27.-Il1o Internal
Revenue receipts to 1ato for December are
G7Gsi 159. It is estimated they will bo 50, ,000 600
1or tho ontiro month, botng moro tlinn II 0uU,-
600 over tho corresponding moutl, last year.
Tho receipts for tho H!x mouths ondilg With Dec.
u will be Ovor $50, QUO, 600.
THROWN OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.
-Four hundred mon and women woro yesterday
discharged from tho Engraving and Priuting
Bu1cau Of tile Troasnry III consequence Of 4
large pnrs Of the work Of tue Bureau having beon
transferred to New York.
, 1874-12-28

NEW YoRK, Dec. 27.-Iho fMrnituro.storo OF
Ward, Warren Il Co.. cornor Of Spring md Cros-
by Htreets, was burned to.day. Loss, $1i0, 900,
Insurance not ascertaued. Incnndlary.
, 1874-12-28
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEw yoAK, Dec. 27.-Arriyol-Stoalnor Adri-
attic, from Ltvorpool.
pAyMuurll, England, Dec 27.-Steamer Can,-
bria, from Nov York, arrived.
, 1874-12-28

NEW YonR, Dec. 27.--Ktng Kalakaua and
sui.e attended, solemn, High Mass thls morning
In at HtopAeu'a Church.
, 1874-12-28
FIRES.


AT BOSTON, MASS.
DoaToN. Maes., Dec. 27,-TAo mill Of the Nor
ton stoam Power Company Mt Norton, Mass.
,was burned last night. LoHs $4,000; partially
insured.
, 1874-12-28

erned by tho London market. The Quotations
n Now York nro for small transactions, Mr.
Elliott thinks that there III rcaaon to lopo that
Tho difference hetweon paper aud silver
III t1ia conntty may 10 rndtlccd to nothing
by tho Administration heforo tho mint is ready
To put ~ circulation any largo nmonnt Of silvor
coin. Tho bill anthorzcH tito Secretary OF lilo
Treasury to hoard gold in tho Treasury, in order
vas hognn soon It might l,avo tho effoct Of raa-
tntE tho ynllto OF ol,r paper, nnl OF courso tho
functional currency would appreciate with II. It
"a fnr to my TINT thin dscuBsso, Of ti,la atlb1oot
ho supposed that tho Treasury Department Ia in
my way committed to It.
, 1874-12-28
A STATE OF ANARCHY.
Louisiana Is Near Being That
Kind Of q State.
Its Troubles Will Cn1minate with
tho Meeting Of the
Legislature.
Gen. Sheridan Is Expected to
Take Command at
That Time.
But He Denies Absolutely ANY
knowledge Of Such a
Mission.
The Movement in Opposition
10 Repub|icanlsm.
How tho 0id-Lino Democracy Sue
ceedcd in Getting Con-
troll Of 1t.
4 Respectable Element Forced into tho
Position Of d Shield to leYo-
lutionists.
Trying to Guide a Bull by the
Horns.
Tho Metropolitan Police Clnmor-
ing for Rnck-Pay.
4 Respectable Element Forced into tho
Position Of a Shield to Royo-
lutionists.
Trying to Guide a Bull by the
Horns.
Tho metropolitan Police Clnmor-
ing for Bnclx-Pay.

SHERIDAN AND LOUISIANA.
PROFOUND BECnEuY REGARDING GEN. suERlDAHg g
MOVEMENTS.
, 1874-12-28

Total length ~ a,o 1a
NUT lusurw tint this would Ln tho cheapest c4nal
uyrr constructed III tho unltn.l stasca.
"a very cfelu! survey !''d gertes Of csInatea waa
Gorla.n i. Low, civil engineer, under tho direction Of
tho War Department. n tue year la70. The cstlatas
wera fQr ahip.cauA. Of the following dimenaloua
lris l6u loet ut surface, 131 fcot at bottom, aud
teot depp. Locks, 4o fset long, RA 7t lsst wide. e
The New York herald., 1874-08-06
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A --sARATOGA-DIRECT ROUTE. VIA CITIZENS
"A. Line of Steamboats pier ~ North River,
NJ; 81 so through on sunday, Tuesday and Ihursday,
and 81 Monday, Wednesday and Friday Excursion
Tickets New York 10 Saratoga and return good 30 days
only a. Excursion tickets 10 Round Lake and return
The New York herald., 1874-08-06

JNMAN LINE-SOUTHERLY COURSE
Royal Mail Steamers appointed to sail as follows
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. 80
CITY OF Paris ........... .Saturd ay Aug at II. NJ
CITY OF BRUssELs saturday Aug r. at T. NJ
CITY OF CHESTER.... Saturday, Aug. 80 at3p.
CITY OF RICHMOND..... Saturday, Sept 8, at +. NJ
Cabin Passage, $50 and 800 gou.
Steerage, to and from all points at reduced rates
CABIN and General Office, No ID Broadway . - .
,steerage Offices No: 33 Broadway and pier - North
River JOHN g. DALE, Agent
The New York herald., 1874-08-06
PROPERTY FOR SALE
q OR TO LET.

WHITESTONE.-THE ELEGANT LATE COUNTRY
seat OF stewart Brown, Esq, on shore at T. white,
grounds IS acres laid out; charming view of the
and single gentlemen For full particulars and photo
graphs Inquire OF JOHN D. HIGGINS No. Pine street.
or on the premises or address ROBINSwOOD, box 2S
WhitestOne Post ONCE; boat landing twice each day.
Carriages to convey guests and from the depot
The New York herald., 1874-08-06

GREAT WESTERN
NJ STEAMSHIP LINE
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL ENGLAND DIRECT.
The Of this line will sail from pier Is East
River fOlows;- ~
ARtAGON, Sypgonds. "Wednesday, Aug "
GREAT WESTERN. Wiudbam. 80. Saturday, Sept. Y
Cabin passage, s70 intermediate, $io; steerage, 80
currency; excursion tickets, SI3L
Apply 70 the agent ~ South street ,o~s
The New York herald., 1874-08-06
TRAvELLERg GUIDE.

A -CITIZrNS LINE FOR TROY AND ALL POINTS
IA. North and West-EieEant steamboats, daily Satur.
Leroy steeet Fare low.
The New York herald., 1874-08-06

IN Dominion Steamship Company; Ste amers leave
for above ports from pier North Eyer foot o. Beach
Also intermediate steamers -
Through bills of ladng ana passenger tickets issued 10
all points in the interior.
Once corner Fulton and Greenwich streets
The New York herald., 1874-08-06
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

ELEGANT SHORE FRONT PROPERTY FOR SALE
T. 20 acres admirably located TOR first class improve
ments accessible and healthy also otherI shore front
properties address J. W. ArWATER, Riverside station
Conn
The New York herald., 1874-08-06

A m. MAhkS' WE'LL KNOWN ESTABLlSn II ME EN- ~
gentlemen can receive the utmost value in cash for tne
castof Clothing, CARPETS Jewelry, Laces &C. flensSS
call at or address the number above Ladies waitce
on by Mrs. Marks. Please try and satisfy yourselves
Orders 70 Brooklyn promptly attended ~
The New York herald., 1874-08-06

FURNISHED ROOMs-B EAST TwENTy-slXTu
II street, adjoining Union League Club: furnished
Rnemss without hoard: reerencee
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-10
"A DUTCH VILLAGE.

T. writer on Dutch village says; "A
model village preserved In glass cast
could not be more tree from dust, life or
human interest ilan Brock. A small
lake and innumerable small canals so in
terace thA cottages and streets TINT II
looks ns if built upon O series Of islands
come ted by bridges. The streets ar
all paved to the waters edge with small
bricks. Each tree is bricked round tn
trunk. Bricks keep down earth, grass
and damp, aud are 80 thoroughly scoureG
and spotless that II is impossible IN walk
without an uneasy feeling of leaving
stain from some adhering dust Of
mother earth. The inhabitants Qt there
are any seem to have resigned tile town
to sight.seers. | am quite serious when
| assure the reader that three travel
lers, at eleven o'clock in a ilDe summer
forenoon, watched from o spot near IN
centre Of the village, and did not for at
least ten minutes sec q living thing except
O cat stealing lJWly toward bird, which
seemed Do share the gencr1l repose. YOU
asE very uHurglc, What wore The in
ajou5i / put the same ques
tior at the time i'm q hnlf whisper bu'
there was no one 20 answer. All expert
enced, l think, q sort of sureslitious
awe from the unbroEon quiet, so that tlc
striking Of tho clock made as strt w,
visited the churChvard Wa.url,D, ana
found everything arranged win lhe same
regard to order There ula uoYfbigs
but rows OF small black woodp paE-
driven into III ground, rising six inguc.
above the grass, with number on each
% little larger Than those used or mark!n
flowers, indicate the place where Tie lat
burghers Of this Sleepy lIoiiow tnlllt
reposc have never seem go pro lig -a'
statistical a graveyard. Crl.ut ritH
his The uuicn.e cd spot in q Highland glen
It's green grass mingiing with Che bmckcr
and hea'h 70, aud les uell.maIkcd mound,
beside which Cue sh cp mud her lamb rc
cline sS..it when rJu.ed By he vlel-
inc momuerl 10 live In Brock, and bi
known after death only as q humber n
its churchyarl, would seem to be he
peric, tion of order and The genius %
conlentmtnt."