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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-23
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsENENTs-FouRrH PAGE-Third. fourth. hhh and
AsrRSLSsY%sia PAeE-sixth column.
and sixth
obNa
Column aE .ss sG
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNIrIEs-Nnru PAes-sixth col
sI3a $SsI asEs ssE s2tEs... r....
Cs8s Hp Snd 1szs rou%
and firth columns and sIx7EESru PAGE-sesond COL
AND sssna PAGE
SsH2S PAensecond col
S96SEFS .syo,rs and NTH
sssns column
By Ros rs
and
EysSFS@fssisSsassa ..sa-sstn oe2G@n. y N ,o,,m,
sSsss#s5 $SoSs III ies ;i ssss 70 LET
TnIRD P4aE-Third and fourth columns columns and srx-
sgHsSS r.sss
unLs sna fsS%a yEMALEs,r.,,x.s.u r.s.-rn,ra
HELf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fAGE--S1xtn col
HORSES 6xkRiAaEs, Ac.@FIssr PAss"second. third
HSGsE IT, ss%
psqp yv AND .Rs
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-sEcoND PACE
I9xF 9S| rAcssix,S column.
HAssnN column
AiLISNFa7 HSD iS;d@ pAo.-
tSa['n SsSH r4ss-s...a column
sgM column
Pa9F5h7E oEaaSs
ssSss
SGI ss1%P SALE OR TO
anA ss4aHH Il
nnA ksrxTE %%ANrEpsroosD rAo.roursn col
sE5ISIoys NoTIcEs.rnss P.es.gIr.t First column
REWARDs-FIssE PAcE,-second column.
SALES At nd rAcssn and FIFTH
s1rUATioNs wANTED-FEMALEs-FouRrE PAGE.
ami FIrrEIsru PAcn-First, second and third col
sRS ssss:s fss
$s =,
SIXTEENTH PAGE-SecOnd column.
o TDf iET soh s15sEss
First and second columns. and SIXTEENTH PA0x-
Second column.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE--FouRrH PAcE-Second column.
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LEr-
THIRD PAGE-Fourth and nth columns, and Six
rEENTH PAGE-Third column.
WANTED TO Observation-Disclosures PACR-Sixth
column
WESTMINSTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SrCOND PAGE-First and second columns.
wHITESTONE PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO Let
SECOND PACE-Sec0nd column.
YACHTS. SfEAMBOATS, &C-THIRrEEsrn PAcE-Sixih
column
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-23
LEGAL NOTICEs,

IN THE COURT OF PROBATE, IRELAND
In the goods OF Patrick j. Handlcy late OF 80 william
street in the City OF Dublin. vintncr. deceased.
To John Hand.ey, who emigrated to Amorica about
the year 1857 ami daniel Handley, who also emgratod
there about the month January. 1882 and who were
brothers Of said deceased their Respective wives ar
children III any):-
Take notice That the said Patrick Handley who was
native Of the county Wexford and formerly an
IN the establishment Of Messrs Cannock, White Co,
day Of NoySnber emil iS7s bachsor and in,ss,atc with
properly to which his are entitled and that
administration Of the goods and chRtels Of the said de-
ceased has been applied for by Michael Murphy Of
Balygarrctt n the county wexford, shopkeeper and
the said ntesate the purpose Of having said assets
administered ami will be granted by the Court unless
you apply TO said Court the underpamed solicitor
Tor the said Michael Murphy for the purpose having
such admnlsraton granted to you or any OF you. BY
order OF the Court NJ. KkAfIN0E, Registrar
IL Upper OrmOnd Ounv Duhlin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-23
II Upper ormond Quay, Dublin.

MOTICE.-THE LATE DAVID BALDERsTON OF 40
Regent street. Grcenock having by his trust dispc
sition and SO tlement let legacy TO Mrs. Mary Ha
derston or Mackenzie, his slster, widow OF William
naSksn1sie sometime blacksmith in GLASGOW who c,t
dren, notice hereby given that the said Mrs. Mary
Baderson or Mackenzie, H. ALIVE, or II dead, her ch
sn tSeir right thereto within two years rem te zsth .
death, and that II or they fail to DO 10 Mr.
trustees viii proceed TO pay over ne SAID
ead trust d. poston and seteinent and codic ne ETC
lions tho subject to be addressed to JOHN
6aOtlaud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-23
MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING.

A -MAISON WALTON. 8s7 BROADWAY ABOVE
"A. Union square, importer Of Paris Bonnets and Eng
sh Round Hats from all the leading houses In Europe
Also Mourning B0nneta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-23

r osT-TURsDAY, APRIL 81, A PoCKETBOOK. CON-
IL tanning keys and 30 In currency, the property
person. The hndcr VIII please return 70 Miss
from owner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-23

r,HE DAILY SUN sAYs;- THE VARIETY or BOYS,
i youths and childrens Hats at SHAYNE'S lttlc
s,ewsrts Is greater than New York ever saw before
and the Prime, Napoleon just out price So So for
only at SHAfNES, IS also very popular and really the
duced."
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RE YARDS.

mOnO REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE AR
6LUU rest aud conviction of the thieve burglnri
Who broke into house No i1 East Fitty street las
cluster diamond Rings and other jcwclry. Full value
will be paid for all any part OF the articles recovered
DrOvding the thieves are caught and convicted.
PETER LANG No. Front street.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-08-26

iueiben, 5db,porsbejlpfien gr,nli liiuoertleioer
|geblaf. gono5aln i6ritten lie insgez
|afeituna Der @eiitIi1en 5ilnl logenauitatelill ~ 4
bpdnDfbpeinlibelr9 9alsseridte bin. 20 mel. &
hes anTbeml Marfte utlier freiem S9lnlf,iel
bon Sen &i9tern gebolten puroe. S'ef
leoten lie nod einmal ppr benz berfaln=
meItcn ,8l lfe Elm .@eltdnoniBfbes porfab5
li1en &nabeltraubes ob J; porauf 5ibnen
no6mals bos Sooesurtbei1 por9elen nno
iiber ieoen herlelben ,pie es bolnols 9e=
,brdu6lib mar, Der @tab sebro9en iuuroe.
:@obolb bies ge1bebcu mar o." mn Bter ne
.oas5@6affot beiteisen, no Der 99art=
'ri1ter lie empfin9',, Der nit Dem SooeS~
Idmerte 19on berett ftano unb Nun sur
8erri6tun9 ieines erniteu @ntes oor=
16ritt. ~ { .-<g "r:e. -:
Sic &Dpfe Ser &duber fielen +, ita@oem
biele!ben .i6r lebtes @cbet 9elpro9en /;
aud Bfeifer's @oupt lont ibm gu 6aBen
uno Der mitperurtbeilte &ut|ber bereitete
li1 unter =@6auern oes Sooes Su Dent
r9terli6en Mugenblide por. Gr, Der
Settle inter ben Yerurtbeilten, Datte feline
orei @pieBgelcllen bluten 1eben uno bro9
por 9(n9it l1no Grbebcn foit Sulommen,
oo - erl9ien Elm 8eouf ftrd9ter beg SIR
iten unb pertiinbigte Dem &utl l9er:, .oob
6ersog @ilbclm i'm nur nit Der Sooes=
onelt bcitrafen uns bel linn bic @naoe
elmer. @trofmilberun9 cintreten lallen
wolle. .,l. .., ..;. e.
Nlan fubrtc bcn Be9nabieten na6 bem
@efdn9niile ab Die 2ei6name Der orei
Gntbaupteten aber luuroen in @drge 9e=
legt nnb ous beionoern @riinoea ebrlif
gu @ro6e* gebra6t. -
@efpbol uno ieincm ;@oDne bliebcn
Die Sage Der Mn9it uno @efoDr lebens=
lang unuergebli@." g.. 49,: -t-F -, s..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-08-26
8efebrune eiucs Srcimaurer8.

Gs lit unsefdbr Elm SaDr5ebnt ber> bob
eine 3eitl,ng bes nDroliden 9eutI0lanos
bic No6ri9t bra6te, bob ber 2o9ennei=
lter in g.. ouf DEM @terbette oos fatbo=
|li}1e misunderstanding dbgele9t babe
un6 no9 fatbolil6em &itus feierli9lt
beeroigt >porben lei. 9o es inoeB BEN
8(otte mir oorlm 5u tbun mar, Die Sbat=
ia6e gu emf itellen, ID tpor mod bin5uge=
fiat boB Der Berl torbene in lebterer 3eit
an &eiites1 1@wdbe Iitt, bic an Srriinn
gren5te, uno ooB oies pon1 benz Qlrste> Der
i'm bebanoelt ba6e, be5eu9t peroen f0nne:
Ser 3eitungsl6reiber aber Dotte Die
@e6nuns obne ben Wirtb sema6t. Ser
Mrat, Elm gelpilleuDofter Mann, ter in
5>pilden ou6 totboli16 9eiporoen it, bielt
es fir lein BFi6t, Ser Mobrbeit 3eugni6
sa gebe&l. DaIlelbe Blott n.ltbte alsbal0
cine Beri6ti9ung oobin per6Hentliden>
oab Der g(r5t ocn @eri itorbenen friiber
uno au9 in Der 1ebten &ranfbeit beban=
oelt babe boB Ct i'm ieit bielen Sabren
ols einen MIDI hterne,t llno helonnenMfann
femme, unb baB bieier nit flarcm unb pol=
lem 8ewubleii1 ,setorben lei. ...>
i. Mlit Der ,8etebrung aber Derbdlt cs
''1iG+ ,alIo,:s Ginige Mnnater Dor ;leinem
Sooe' ,fiebt ber, 2ngenmeifer in per Ndbe
1ei,ier 90 o6nung eines Treitaes Na9n1it=.
TAGS ungelpDbnli6 bieles SNfenl9en, 9roB
llno flein, arm, llno <rei6,*.in Gin. 9aus 9e=
fen. Mlisi 9lellsieroe ,idlieBt er 1ih ibnen
an, um ,5l erfpDren> ipas g bort gebe..
St jteigt eit1ige ,@tufen I'M Snnern oes.
@ebdu6es III Sic 96be, llno 1T gan5 iber=
ro56t BON benl,, ,pas er lleDt. Gr ,oar in
eilie ,pra9tpplle totb0li1de ,&apeQe 9etre=
ten, ,.,,porin Seraoe cine @ruoerl6oftsan=
ba0t obgebaltel, >,puroe. Dian bat ibn>
ba er ]9l6tern FeDen blieb, III einer8ont
Blab su nebn1e1,, ,uo er bis gu ,S6lu1le;
6es. Bptteshien1fes berblieb, ais ct tpie=
Ser auf' bie 5trabc e9elqngt mar, {ob er
1iO ,bas @ebdll0e, ,,,pel6es ii9; freili6 in
Ser ,SSrollt pon ben Inebeniteben ben lperig,
ll11ter19ieO, gel1aller, AT, ,bemerfte, oarQllf,
ipl,noerte li6, ,oab es lbieies
gar ni@t bemertt bobe, obslei9 70 nobe
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-08-26

.;~- ,Sn g @o.ba:n.nab, Ga, miro Elm
reSuldrer 9an6el NIT &lapperl6lqn9e
betrieben. Neser fan9en llno, perfaufen
lie 5um Yreile BON SO Gents bis 81 einem
Dollar. Sic meiFen Mapperi6lan9en
'peroen no6 @uropa an .5oolosii9e -@dr=
ten 9elQn0t.. q I'D nsHaH nEt. -..y
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-08-26
mof,i1e ,,no rs pft norbeigebs.

1lGufei1. FErS frdaf 1ettIe SDoMsDol1ef'nr
| Ieilis salte fTpntn,e Grau, ipas Dos ouBer7
| IoeiuDbnlide Qduteil III 6er Ndbe sH. be<
6cutcten babe: rGs ldlltet in Der &opelle
aur III. Me1eA CAB lie 5ur 9(ntiport.
l. -u0oa perfebe i'd nidt." ~
FuNnt !. es sbesi,1nt ssbort Mor9eno''=
oadt.".
nm uMloraenaubodt? lit Bonn on jebem
Sage bort @ottesoinf f?"
,r@e,uib. "
"9(ber es miro bo6 nidt INNER oo5u
9eldutet? i9 babe cs mod nimofs .eebDrt:"
Ser endoise Serr ,peroen no6 >pobl
geIGlafe1 ooereni6t barauf eeodtet bo<
ben."
ScSna,pld)en ldutete es nod fort, unb
bem olten Serrn fam es Dor, als iuenn
oie@lpde lagte: &omm bod tomn' bod"
Sc langer er bDrte, ''bei to beutl9er slaubte
er biele g0orte at pernebme,1. Wos fonn
Les 16ooen oenft er bu biit seltern oa 9e=
luelen, nubt and beute 'einmol leben,,
NOS lie oa MAIDEN. Gr beeilt lld) lli,o trltt
in Die &apeae, ols Der Priclter grade
sum Mltare 9iua um bos III. Mebopfer
6oraubrin9en. 9as batte ct in 1einem
oan5en 2eben un4 ME 9eleben. sNiemano
mo6te on..jenem Mfor9en tpo6l ouf'nert=
|1an,er gene len lein, ols.. ..er. 9lm fol9enoen
Sage b6rte Ct nj Der ruf: @pmm bod!
unb sr lieb ou6 ni@tl an9e ouf lid) mar
ten. 60 sine's einiee Wo6en blnourd)..
gYie 9eipDDnli1 rief Die @lode zines
1bSnen Wfor9ens mieoerum. 9o9 nsr
ni6t fam, oos mar ber bisDer 1leisi9e'
&ir6 engdnser. 9luein linn wolte oas
9er5 taft bre6en, als ct Den &uf. D0rte
un0 linn nitbt fol9en fonnte, 0enn er mar
ii6er Na@t ertronft. e(ls er na9 eini9en
5a9en mertte, pa s. lein 3uitanb eyer
l6le6ter ols beler ,ueroe, lagte ct sur:
@ansbdlterin Ger ,par unuericiratbet}::
v9olen sic mir ben @eii itli6en."
v@el6en?" Gin jeners @taot Itno, meb=
rere fat6olil6e uno euanseli16e uno nod'.
on0ersgldubige). ~. .5.fe% ,#
rSbren @errn Nfarrer."! s@
~Wber, 9nabi9er 9err, Sic ~lino ia
nt0t fat6oliI9.4s:#s:1t@ 49,, '.' -
u@olen@ie mir Den fatbolii9enNfarrer
BON Der :&opel1e. -. " Z
@ouer Trcuoe elite lie 81 bemlcl6en~
.uno er5d6lt i'm in &iirse> gbab 1ic lett
nlebr ols,20 Sobren su @ott se1ebt bobe>
ibrem @crrn menisitensg ouf Dem @tsrbc=
bette Die @uooe bes @laubens gu l@enfen,
llno baB lei iebt ouf bic Grb0run9 ibres
@ebetes beHen f6nne. v&Ommen @iey
Sod1uiiroen, n1ein 9err 'per lon9t @le stt
1preden." ~4::-4
r. Ser @einli6e be9ob 1id sum &ranfe1r
uno Bate nit i6m eine an9ellnterreoung:
Ser 8farrer bro6te i'm, eil 8ud iiber
oie @laubenslebren Der fatbolil6e1 &irde
uno belubte ibnsfol It td9liA. 9fad) etma
elmer Mo6e le9te ber &ranfe;bes fatboli=
16e @lauben sbefen,,tniB ab ,lo emfing,
sic IT,. @ofromente. 8olb9 bqrauf1 ber=
]9ieo er unter 2obpreiluus @ottes:l7'
d. 9ieber 9eler> .bu haittoieaeiDt3 ou6 eiz
men Yer,uonoteit ober 8efonnten, oe1len
Betebrun9 biriebram 9ersen lie9t. 8ete'
inbriinltigs. unb :anoouerno, glib ienem
oher audi 6ur9 eitt frommes 2eben uno'
our0: geuaucsBeoba often ber Borl6 rl6rifteu~
beiner &elieion Elm eutes Beiipiel. 9os
lino, bic 5luei ,uirtl lomlten Nlittel,. nit
imel6en bu bic. Grlan9ungt oeiner Sltte>
crh n ffo1 fn nSt ,,,., y. Fl, = .,.. ne.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-08-26

4 S1ne30geFn re11fe elllSetp JtaIDs=
6err mad Merleburs in oos be5ei6nete
6ous. Gr fanb ben &naben uno lieb
iualeih;beu Be,uobner sbes s9aulesgpor
i @eriAt sbrinsen, I'm al erfa1ren. inipie=
melt oieIer NIT Sen 9dubern in Herbin=
huno itebe, ,pobei ]i9 ergab, ooB er etlpas
Ndberes bon benz. &nabenraube -nidt
fannie, fonbern bur4 triiserilde .Mnga=
ben Der per56mibten 9tdnbcr %getdnl6t
worben mar. = .'s' .. y.
Sic gfobridt bon Dem &nabenra,,be
burdflpa halo ale Sbeile bes 2onoes
unb allerlpdrts ,penbcte li9 bem WeitpDal
uno lcinem 6pbne Die bcrsli6ite Sbell=
nobme All, inbeb man nit ;:9tb19eu Der
ra6ludtiseb uebeltbdter 9eoa9te. Scr
ob9e]enoete &atbsberr Sog holo NIT ocm
elldli6 oufgefunoenen &noben in 2eip=
ala elm = lpo er su ben &i1tern gefiibrt
luuroe, bamit ou6 Ct iibcr bic Qrt uno
Meije, luie ct entfl1rt morbeu NOR, Mus=
funft sebeu lollte. glae feline Mngoben
| ltimmten nit Sem, mas oas Geri9t our6
Die per59ieoenen Berb0re erfobren butte
poQfommen therein aud, erfannte Der
&nobe 1ofort feline 9lauber pieoer, ols
oieielben Inn por9citelt lpurocn. ="
Bon Sen &i6tern entlalien, empiing
nun oer junse Mefpbabl tauleno8e'ueiie
Der freubisiten SDeilnobme hon 8efann=
ten uno un6efannten, ia 1el6it BON Ser
,og gDilbelm, lpelder i'm uno ben
treuen N}arf no6 5or9au fommen lieb,
um bic eanaen Ginselnbeiten bes Naubes
aus BENT ci9cnen Wtunoe bes 8etro1enen
gu bDrer. en- giiti9 bet Siir1t 1i9 9e=.
gen Mejtpbol 5ei9te 10 emp0rt mar er
ii6er bie J{duber; 10 reid ct ben ebrli6en
Wlarf an 2obeserbcbun9eu uno @el 6en=
fen cntlieB, 70 fe]t bcId1ob er> Die @ouner
nit uuerbittliber @trense beltrofen 5u
lal1en, ,pesbalb CT ou6 BON ben Gnoocn=
eelu6en ni6ts ,uilien uollte. ~
Ser junse Weltpbal mar unenoli9 er=
freut iiber bic pielen. 8cipei1e bes Wohl-|
lpoucns, lpel@e man linn ppn aQen @ei=
ten ent9eeentrug. elber ale o!ele Sreu=
ben per9ob CT. in Der 9liidli6cn @tllnoc>
in ,uel6er CT ieincm 8ater pieoer9egeben
puroe lnb feline Teoer pernlag Die
@onne Su beldrciben> Die Ser 8oter em=
plonb, ols crs1 1einen GGobn na6 5iuein1o=
notli6er. unperI6ulocter @cfansen16oft
9e5unO uuo better in feline s(rme l6lob.
Ginen Mionot ipater purben Die &na>
beurduber 1otuic Yfeifer lln9 oer &utlder
our6 oos @eridt sum Spoe perurtbeilt.
Yfeifer bate ndmli9 nit BEN @ounern
int senouefen GinperltanoniNe selebt 1ln0
lelbit 8riefe al ben Yoter gBeitpbal 9e=
5Grieben, in pel6en er Die fiir9terliblten
Drobun9en aus1pro9 fir oen Tall, oob
er bur6 bos beitimmte 0D1t9elo ieineu
@ebn nidt Suriidtnufe feu >uiiree. Ser
&utl9er> als Wtit,pIler- uno 8ef fDr6crer
oes Trepels !; fonl1te' BON OerHi6,ueren
5ttaf fe,ni0t ousgel9loHen ,pcroen. l'o 7
9eri14. Mdrs 1896 mar, Ser Sag: Der
tDeilspollI Itrefrng.2" S6on n1ebrere
Sage norbcr eridienen @eiltli6e I'M @e=
fQn9ni1lc Der. Nerbreder pber, rorrnen
Climber" ,uie man lie oomols nonnte,
i'm bielelben 81, ibrem So0esgange por=]
Subereite1l. Oos S6affot 1par auf benz
Worfte 5u 2cipsig erriGtet. f'@@:'4
Sn sen: genfr,nben bes "A: Mdr5E
ltrDmtei1 Sou1enbe Derhei, j, ,lm 23eugen
Der @inri4tung 5u 'iein. Bur beitimn1z
, 1874-01-11

THROUGH FnE1aHBs TO DEs MONIES.
The kaokuk & Des Moinea Railroad Company
has perfected arrangements with tho Chicago,
Burlington i Quincy Railroad. and will now be-
prepared to carry freighta through from Des
Moines to Chicago, and from Chicago to Des
Moines without breaking bulk OF transfer. It has
arranged for billing through, thereby avoiding
the delay Of rebIling and transferring, and viii
run its Chicago business VIA Ottumwa, making
a short route and as quick time as can be made
tween the two cities.
THE BONNEVILLE BRIDGE.
The railroad bridge over the Missouri RiTer at
Bonneville. building By the Missouri. Kansas Il
Texas Railroad has been completed, and thofi4st
train passed over it yesterday afternoon. Tho
MissouEi, Kansas l. Texas Railroad runs from
Hannibal TO Deniaon. Texas. connecting through
70 Galveston. Texas The Burlington l. Quincy
Railroad connects with these roaGs at Hannibal,
which glses Chicago an unbroken line through
to Galveston, Texas. Heretofore transfe1s had
to be made At Bonneville By boat
THE CANADA SOUTHERN FREIGHT Tariff.
A tariff has been issued BY the General
Freight Agent OF the Canada Southern Raii1oad,
which has established new through freight
line to the East, under the management Of Gen. |
Easement, to the various stations along tho
, 1874-01-11
[. o. O. F

Tb-re viii ba public Installation Of officers Of Fort
paasborn Lodfe, No, ~. Q: g. +, It theF aai CT;
,. n. Per order ". Il. Bradley, u G;u .
, 1874-01-11
OHIO CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

C1Sct3NAr1, O., Jan. 10--Enorts Wore nadN
in the Constitutional Convention to adjourn til
Tuesd8y to attend the Inauguration at Coluui-
bus. without success.
The Committee reported an article to-day ia
gisc suffrage to women, the article 70 be sItr'
mitted to = separate vote Of the people.
, 1874-01-11
THE DAVENPORT & ST. PAUL.

Sftc16@ DA8pdt1h 10 Iht Ch1ed1o IF5oftfE-
DAVENPORT, Ia., Jan. 10.-Considerable CON-
ment and excitement have been created here By
the published statements that the genuine bond
holders Of the Davenport l. ST.. Paul Railroad
intend to
COMMENCE PRoCEEDE6s
against that Company, to compel it to show
what disposition has been tnsde OF the money
raised on the bonds negotiated. It is stated
that the Construction Company Of this
road has, within the past two years, nego-
tiated through single German bank
ing-houae, the New York branch Of which
is 81. Amy j. Co., it's bonds to tho extent Of
g. 900 ,0O0 and it is charged that in the applica-
ton Of these funds SO raised there has been
EVIDENT FRAUD.
Tho bonds sold for about 80 cents on tho doua-,
being about S2,400,000, and the stockholders
and bondho1ders are in ignorance as to the nse
made Of tho amount. The officers Of the Com
pany and the representatives OF the Construc-
ton Company here hsve not as yet seen fit to
deny the statements.
, 1874-01-11
SPRINGFIELD ROADS.

SF1lNtfIEED HoAD5.
Special D1etAaich to 1Ns Chicago 7ti1uae.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, jan 10.-Judge Treat made
the order to day in the Springfield l. Illinois
SOUTHEASTERN RAILROAD CASE
for the appointment Of Receiver The attor-
neys representing tho interests involved in the
cause met the Judge this afternoon
in his private Office, and agreed upon
c. A. Boecher, at present Yict President
Of the road, the Hon. Alexander Starne,
of this city, and II. H. Bloodgood, Of New York,
for Receivers, and they we're appointed It
is not probable, under the Receivers appointed,
that any radical changes will be made in
the management, IS Mr. Beecher is now p1acti-
cally the business manager Of the road, and all
parties will be satisfied with his selection.
This places two Of our railroads in the hands
OF Receivers.
Mr. Ainckley has changed the time card on
the
GILMAN CLINTON sPR1yaF1ELD RAILROAD,
80 that the train which left here at 1910 p. M,
and arrived at Gilman making close connection
with the Illinois Central at p. n for Chicago,
now leaves at g. m., arriving at Gilman at 5 p
NJ, occupying four hours and ten minutes longer
in the rr1n. There are to be no passenger tra,ns,
but I'll trains carry freight
, 1874-01-11
NEWSPAPER SALE.

pape1 has been sold, to parties whom DR.. Tai
nnadge represents, for $3.50, s75, 600 IN cash
and the remainder On time, with real eatato e.
curty; S400, 600 WAS offered foT the sane prop
ertJ four years ago.
, 1874-01-11

New York, Jan. TO- Monitor a1ontauk has
arrived from Washington.
Arrived. steamships Harmonic, from Ham,
burg; Ageria, from liverpool; Olympia, troc:
Glasgow.
PnnADE1pu14, jan. 1o-4niTed, steamship
Kenilworsh, from Liverpool.
LosDo*, :!an. 1o.-steamship Cuba, from Seo
York, arrived out.
, 1874-01-11

LaFayette Chapter, No. = r. A. M--Rego1ar coovoca~
tiou ou Monday evening, Jan. H. \. * O'clock, In tqe
q o5sPts Ht Is Iasall7s; s fef business. By
, 1874-01-11

That the poucyhoders Ia this Company ARE MOTT d.
vded into classea but ali Liable for eyoy loes
tho equity L. established between them by Edtu
rate' .os :e,ua lo:,ss aes9.ass to ;aa sne
TON IS THE ONLY CUAFANY In THE WORLD
EYER ORGANIZED ON THIS PLAN.
For further information nply to Local Agents, prtn-
sirsl o1lcc l!o and loa Est Madt.2n-st Gnte.ge:
, 1874-01-11

- The follow1ag IL tbs ACTUAL COST IN SMALL,
PAYMENTS takon from the CompAnY's Reoords Tor

nFntIenC8 of TWU-TH1I{DS q.
favor Of ths Protection pIan. this In year OF %
hcarcat mortality IN asery company which has been ~,
pereuccd In ten years.
Tho Company has collected In these small assessments
md paid tbs families OF deceascd members
S3qoQ mithon; der.ins oac cent Of pE@ot @ II ds
REMUNERATION .THk COMPANY RECEIVES l.
defved from the small Of four dollars annual du
g., go policy, 1ud rro dnnzs q, 900 policy.
, 1874-01-11

Chicago Co1nuAndezJ No. IT, +. T--Spectal conclavs
4. g. 3rder. Visiting ST Knisha ee1rtsously tarited
81 order Of The E. C. GEO. +. SINCLAIR, Recorder.
, 1874-01-11

rosd' Leading from Chicago west, giving the
current rates from Chicago to Eastern
this new line, the Chicago Rock Island l.
Pacific and the Chicago l. Northwestern
railroads have made fifty cars each, special
canada Southern Line cars in Chicago, which
viii so through without transfer to their destina-
uon- Inc New York Central RAILROAD has also
placed 300 special care in this line
, 1874-01-11

AURORA, H., Jan. 8. 1874
=, At - meeting, last evening, OF the employees OF
me L Lineage, Burlington Quincy Railroad. to
following resolutions we1e adopted:
WHEREAS, meeting Of tho employees Of tho Chi
c'go Burlington Quincy Railroad was held in walk
to 60 to Chicago to wait On 31r. Harris and
. WHEREAS, Ihe Chicago 11ns<a witfuly risconstrued
ne meaning ot our meeting, and msrepresented The
gave falss interview with Mr. Harris
Ne:otred- That We condemn the action Of the Times
paper. ~ 00'
Re.ooed Tint We tender to 3lr. Harzisour most rtn
care 1ot the cordial and gent1eany manner In
road in general. HUu8 Do1Ay. Sac1at.w e
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-06-21

a. e sfpt%ias.|0R Ct Fiji f2E
the question, What .js, the outward
visible sign orafolmifn bsptis47" one
OF them replied, "The baby, sir."
IL occurred + to p Danbury scholar,
while e-wfihngA 4 composition, last week.
to make the remarkable statement
an oyster, but I. can run faster h
The Chester Reporter has changed
hands. Mr.. J. 9. Harden having
bought the paper, will taks{ charge at
an early day, iu connection with MIR. j.
81. Buchanan.
An old woman was beaten almost to
death in Apapgo, Mexico, recently, for
having brought the smallpox into the
community BY witohcraft. 81
Lemon juice and glyoerine win fe.
move tan and freokles. ~ 40 hi'