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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-15

HENRY b. HkRTs AUCTIoNEER.
CONTINUATION SALE OF
RICH AND PLAIN FURNITURE,
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF WIN H. LEE.
THIS DAY THURsDAY,. OCTOBER Is
AT HIS STORES 100 AND 2ol FULTON STREET.
COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK EACH DAY.
This is the largest peremptory sale rich Cabinet
Furniture that has taken place in New York aud
must be sold without reserve. account OF reltn.
gushing business offering rare opportunity to pur-
with lot l6i on the catalogue.
HENRY %. MINER AUCTIoNEER
IL Date Henry Il. Leeds Miner, established ls4o
salesroom los Duane street
THURSDAY, OCTOBER l5
. at 10Y O'clock at private residence,
NO 3u7 West Forty sixth street. near Eighth avenue.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FuRAITUKs, MADE TO
ORDER En-, By BEST CITY MANqFAGruRERS; AXMIN-
NEARLY NEW, &C. &C.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Carpets rosewood gilt mounted
suit III plush Marauetere, nlaid Cabinet fables;
black walnu. Bookcase with bronze trimmings Parlor
suit to match rich ormolu and marble Mantel Sets,
BEDkO0MS--yelvet and Brussels Carr cts, black wal
nut Bedsteads, Bureaus Amours Lounges and Chairs
en- suite best curied hair Mattresses Bosters and Pill
DINING RooM-Brussels Carpet black walnut Buffet
Extension Table ana Chairs. in morocco; Crockery,
Glassware, &C.
I,HALLs-Ollcioth. stair Carpets black walnut Hat
Stand and Chars DC. Also Kitchen Utensils &c, &c.
Breech-loading Shot Gum II bore made by the REM
ington Rife Company. with case and appurtinances.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY OCTOBER 49, 1srRIpLE SHEET
EDWARD sCHENCK. AUCrIoNEER.


EDWARD SCHENCK. AUCrIoNEER.
Mortgages sale of ee CANT Cabinet Furniture.
BY EDWARD sCHENCK, TOMORROW,
~ ii O'Clock. an elegant the finest Furni
ture OF the most modern and unique styles Of parlor.
chamber, dining and hall, in elegant carved walnut
rose wood covered in damask reps; superb Centre
ana Card Tables and every variety of style OF Furniture
The above Is now on exhibition, and will repay those
IN want OF furniture. To be sold at auction at
No 90 Liberty street.
u COTTON ACCOMMODATIONS SALE OF
Furniture. Mirrors, Pianos, Melodeons, organs. Oh
Paintings, damask and lace Curtains or ~ Parlor
Suits sets enamelled and cottage do 80 dozen Cane
Chairs from 70 TO 100 Carpets. &C. &c
TO MORROW (Fridayl. October l6, at the auction
rooms No SO East Thirteenth street. Broadway,
very large and extensive assortment of really good and
really bad Household Furniture from dozen different
families. so that you can ind goods suitable for all
Catalogues ready early Friday morning. NJ B.-The
carpets will be sold about or ~ O'Clock.
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BOARDERs WANTED.

1c7 EAST FORTY SIXTH STRRET.-A FEW ELE-
IOl gantly furnished Rooms, with superior Board. TO
party Of gentlemen; appointments first class terms ~
each; private residence.
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BOARDERs WAITED.

C0D STREET, 20f WEST-HANDsOME ROOMS
40 on first ana second floors, suite sngly or
families or party OF gentlemen also large hall Room
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I'm WEST THIRTY-FOURTH STREET BETWEEN
IO1 Broadway and Seventh avenue.-Rooms Tor
families or single Rooms Tor genemen front or tack
asnnahc. -
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BROOKLYN BOARD.

10 PINEAPPLE STREET, BROOKLYN, ON THE
1 D Heights, one block from Beecher's church Hall
Room ind large ont ROOM with first class Board
sonable price all modern improvements
10Y CLINTON AVENUE, BROoKLyN.-BOARD FOR
Id one gentleman in Q private German family,
where all the comforts OF home will be found.
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ZI4 ~ $500 ~ "a - r., 70
rent with Board in private family, 10 families or
gentlemen wishing home comforts. cleanliness, &c.
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IT r. TRAvER, AUCTIONEER.
81. Marshals sale Friday October 16. at 10L O'clock
az and 81 Great Jones street LOO yards nne black SIX
Dress and Fancy Goods Cardigan Jackets Undercloth
ing Brussels and Ingram Carpets Ocloth Furniture,
six Sewing Machines, hne Mocking Bird. &C
GEORGE BAUSCEIN. MarshAL
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% AND IS WEST FOURTEENTH STREET, BE-
CO tween Fifth and Sixth avenues Elegantly fur
nished front Rooms all convenences. with
table, for families or gentemen references; table
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* WEST TWENTY SECOND sTREET.-PLEAsANT
CC Rooms, with first class Board; house just opened
references
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01TH STREET, 1854 WEST-A HANDSOMELY FUR
III nished Parlor Floor. with without Board alst
second story front Room terms reasonable to perma
parties ptIonable references EXCHANGED.
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CCD STREET, 1l6 EAsT-oNE HALL ROOM. ON
~ third floor southern exposure TO let. with Board;
highest
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CCQ WEST FORTY-FlFTH STEERT-HANDSoME
LCC ly furnished third Floor, with Board: house and
appointments first class exchanged Call on
or address Miss A.
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IT MAIDS ON AVENUE, ONE BLOCK FROM MADI.
/ son square-A handsomely furnished second floor
front Room to let with first class Board References
rba
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-02
; keCsAf. tNTEtas re ENt =.
|, p.N 9G-,sl NM , NATN
railroad Rgpus.


zaxsS TRAINS LRAvE WILMINGTON. -
7f6, ses rork.-l,s1sA NJ, la.l1, lQ.42, e42 ?. NJ.
asays F9 ysailaaslpSa hsl 81 n $40 si $50 1880, A.
Ksl12.1I, 1912, 4, 642 40, 30 P. N. sundays
a Al, A. NJ; 400, $50, $50, P, N.
Fdr Batti1tors 1859, 2 %, 1902, A, MI l.23,
620, T.l0, p. NJ undaya, s.52 2.os, A. NJ
For HdstslGioa.--l' "a BOB, A NJ. 1895, LIB,
b20,1i,, 4. NJ. unays i9ng, 2.nS, a. ".
nit e,al0are R. A.-5.1i, le.11, a. NJ. 6.a0, p,
VI No sunday trains.
p For Neip cdste SEQ. 1910 A. I. LIS, $40, ?. NJ.
Nc Sunday trains.
For Wsintnagfon ant Reaahso 4 r. -esn A. NJ
$50, b.i6, P. NJ. M sunia, t.ala.
For Hil,aaiqida q EeStaya Z. n-riU 80 A NJ; 5.Stl
r. M. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS AARIyE Al wiLnsaToH.
Prom ystr rork--l.t3, A NJ. IL "a, lis, ZOO, r
NJ, sunday i.-3. A "a.
Froia Pl.'', ~ hia. AZ t.ta, 9.56 A. Nj; 1900
NJ; l2.a4 tfs. +.9a, STA, 69h 100, SID ll.W 7. Nj
sundays, j. ~, ios lnDs, a. Al. il0a, p. Nj.
Froa, Tt- Deposit-s.0t, \. NJ, No sunday train
From i..sltiaors. 12t, l0.2h, A. ~. l2.0I, ~ 20
5.sg, e.2', {. VI. Sundays l.21, A. NJ. $50, 7. M
Fsem Rashington. = -, A. M. la9,, l2.4o, o.S2
From DsIopare h R.-ln.ih, =. Nj 90, $50, p
u. No Sunday trains. -
hUm Ael5 (dstir.-s00, 1915, A. NJ; 3ol $50
P. M. No Sunday trains
From Wilmington d Reaiiiq r. R.--s.56, A. NJ.
LOO, I 80, T. NJ. No sunday trains.
From Wilmington d Western x. R.-I.5o, A. NJ.
a.1b 2. NJ No Sunday trains
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA Foa WILMINGTON.
i24O, $50, 1890, A NJ. l2.i5, $50, 4.aO, b-lo sou
e4n. $50 II 30, 2. NJ. sundays 1910, $3.50 A NJ s8
II. 80 p NJ
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-02

~ n Alcoholic stiapIants are TAX N into tile blood
tie neart works iaster and this unnatural speet
wears out the vital machinery. All intoxicating
uostrlms advertised tonics," renoyators, &c.
produce this disastrous effect, and should be re-
Jected DR. MALgER's NINsGAR BfrrERS-an inv lg-
GRANT without tne curse OF alcnhol-ls everywhere
suppaDtlDg these pOisOns. novld-Iw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-02

Ev-DIAM0ND JERELRY Specially. Amer
aan and Imported watches Is Aarat solid gold rings
,sdies and gents solid gold chains Jewelry in every
Griety, also clocks u prices 10 suit the times at H.
Balys OH established stand, NO. 622 Market At.i
tstAirlpnia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-02
The Temperature, ro-da,.
The Woodward Trial.

AS REGISTERED AT THE COMMERCIAL osFicE.
at s A. Nj, IS Att P. NJ, 90
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-02

Sc Large Fall and Winter stock of Boots an
shoes Prettymans cheap boot and shoe store ~
Nj arket Street, Third door below Second.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-02

sR-ars Brdilrag at 42g East 9th street, inanuf !,
lures ali kinds of zephyr goods, and sells wholesal
aud retail, cheap for cash. nov3-lm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-02

sE- BdbcOek & Bro. keep ladies buttoncd boots at
s25O They are splendid. AT 296 Market street.
aoeye Second, lower slide.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-02

sx- Boys Boots and Shoes, also Misses and Chi
arens Shoes IN great variety, and al extraordinary
.oS prices, al Prettyman's l2 Market Street, thlrl
a)Of below second, Ocio-5inA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-02
aTanted.

yNTANTFD-A GOOD PARTY TO
w take the agency OF the Remington Sewing
Machine for the stare of Delaware. For terms and
to see the machine inquire a. -
IL. RUMFoRD 4 BIOS HAT STORE,
deci-8ls No. 4O4 Market st, VIII. Del.
Cpl LENDID CHANCE no MAKE FROM
y sib to sac per week something that every fnn-
ly wants. AGENTS wanted all over the States. ONCE
al sEXTON's PHOTOGRAPH ROOMS,
afl Market Street,
noyla-lms Wilmington, Del.
WANTED "A PARTNER WITH
w $4,000 TO $4,000, to buy half interest IN an
established carriage factory in this city, Address
noyg-tf CARRIAGES This ONCE.
NTANTED-A FEW MORE MEN 10
w try File Murphey's Coal, which ls the best
In the Market considering price and quality. FOR
further information apply at ... ....,.
apr2-ly COR. 20rH and MARKET SITS.
Ninth Wari.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-02

ss- You san get fine calf boots, wide sole aud heel,
comfortable for walking, ut Babeoek Il Bro s, a06
Market street, lower side
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-02
"a Drop Of JOY in every word.'

FIEMINGTON, HunterdOn Co., N. J.,June 20 1874.
Ir. X. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, N H.-Dear Sir-lt II
with happy h art that pen these lines TO ac-
knowledge that you and your Golden Medical Ds-
coyery and Purgatye Pellets are blessings 10 the
World. These medicines cannot he too highly
praised for they have almost brought me ont OF the
grave. Three months ago ! was broken out with
large ulcers and sores on my body, limbs and face
| p Ocured your Golden Medical Discovery aud Pmr-
day am In good health all those ugly ulcers having
healed and left my skin in natural. healthy cOndi
ton. ! thought at time could not lie cured
Although can hut poorly express my gratitude to
YOU yet there is drop OF JOY in every word write.
Coils blessing rest on you and your wonderful med
iclnes il The humble prayer 0f
Yours truly,
JAMES O. BILLS.
When medicine Will promptly cure such terrible
eating ulcers Hnd free the boOd of the vlrieni poi
son causing them, whO can longer doubt It's wonder
ful virtues? ? Dr. Perte, however, does not WI sl To
place his Golden Medical Discovery infhe catalogue
Of quack patent nOsrllms by recommending II to
cure every disease nor does he 10 recommend 1t
but what he does claim IL this that there IL but one
form OF bioDd disease that will not cure and that
disease Is cancer. He does no recommend hts ns-
covery for that disease, yet he knows It TO he the
most searching blood cleanser yet discovered, and
that It will free the blood AID system Of all other
known hiOOd pOlsons, he they animal, Yeee able on
mineral. The Golden Discovery is warranted by
him u cure the worst forms OF skin Diseases as al
forms 0i BlOtches, pimples and ErnptlOns, also al
Glnndular Swengs and the worst form OF ScrOu
| lOus and liberated sores of Neck, Legs OF Othel
parts, and all ScrO ulOus Diseases Of the Bones, a.
| White Swengs, Fever Sores, Hip Joint and Spna
Diseases, all of which belong 10 Scrofnous disease
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-02

tsy~ HOD,sn's Lace Shes from xl.b0 up and w
iaeD e button shoes from s2.1b, at Prettymans.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-02

~ Isg Babcock & BiO.'s best calf stitched boot.
:. 0Ttn SO al $3.50, 20G Market street, east side
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-02

sN- Mems fine calf stitched boots usual price s. ~
for 81, az sO6 Market street. Dabcock Bro
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-02
for SaIe.

NOR SALE-FOIR NEW AND FINE |
II ~ nnsned three-story Brick Houses, on 18th
street, opposite the city square. These houses are
all substantially built ami furnished with all the
convenlences with water insld and out No. llO
contains rooms; No lig seven rooms; No. ll6 ten
rooms; No lls corner ten rooms. These houses
viii he Old very low for cash, or On very reasonable
terms on part paynlant.
Also, one line three-story brick house. lust com
pleted, on latnall Street, near Eleventh.
Also, seven roomed house. ills ratna Street.
DANIEL II. KENT,
Nos 205 TO p shipey Street.
oc2I-ti $40 Jefferson Street.
EOR SALE = ONE DUMP WAGON
Il and two carts all in good condition. Address
GEORGE ID. KELLEY,
aug6-if Wilmington, Del.
NOR SALE--A THhEE-STORY BRICK
IL house, No 49s West Sth s.; Apply to
augiu sll KING STREET.
EOR SALE = FILE & MURPHEY
Il have some OF the best coal In the city. We
Keep nothing but nrsl-claas article. Try II and
Cor. TWENTIETH aud MARKET STREETS,
apr2-iy Ninth Ward.
FOR SALE Ii, ,, ~. ..,... 49,. ,.,,.,.,... 80.
aud 1872.
10 \ casks Vienna Prize Fish Gin.
2b y casks Burgundy Port Wine
70 4 caHks Isabella Sherry Wine.
| 10 y casks Vineyard Prop. Coglac Brandy
| VIII be sold in lots TO suit by.
FRANCIS KELLEY,
novl4-iy iOa Market Street.
ENOR SALE AT A BARGAIN, A MAR
IL WIN SAFE, new and perfect. Apply Ut
oet2A-u THIS OFFICE.
ANOR c-ALE OR RENT = HOUSE NO.
A. 909 Delaware Avenue, with all the modern i'm
| prOVemens, with ii splendid stable oil rear Of lot,
| TerIna OF sale easy For ent from one to three
years, with Or without furniture. Apply 10
| NJ NJ CHILD Il CO.,
No. w. 7th Street,
feDl4-u Wilmington, Del.
NOR SALE OR RENT.-A THREE
A. story brick house, rooms, In good order, rent
low situated on i2th street. For sale, ut cost two
desirable 2-sory brick houses, basement back, well
lnlshed, In the 9th Ward Apply TO T.
Jy2i-eOdtf jos. TArNALL.
EOR sALE--A SQUARE OF GROUND
A. lying on leading avenue. For ts line location
view Of the Delaware River and surrounding cuun.
try, its variety Of shade trees aud eyergreenA OF
good size aud choice situation for lrst-class
Residence IL second IN this city. Terms EASY
OF literal discount Tor cash. An examination SO
cited. Apply 10
oct9-end'm NJ. NJ. CHILD co.
INOR SALE-A FARM OF ABOUT Gi
Il acres, near Wilmngt0n,On the Lancaster Pike
fair improvements; large quantity of APPLE pea
AMI cherry trees. About 40 acres vi AZ good trucl
land rs can be found near good market; asparagu
aud rhubarb beds In use. Some 70 OF clay Ian,
fof brick Possessi N. given on the 25th day U
March, s1b. Terms accommodating apply 10
+ JAMES WhBR,
Oct2-3meOd4w 1911 Market Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-02

zw Msas Winter Boots from $40 up, and Meils
1slf Boots from $3.50 up, at Pgettyman's
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-02
CITY iTE M s.

Hw- Boois and Shoes at prices to suit the times,
trettyman's.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-02


u s Pheasant to take and perfectly harmless.
II will do ai that iOnic viii do without liquor to
srimalate. II Is pot Wine OF Iron. rTy IT, Doctors
.lrsurbe 1t. Cr.-gy recommend It, Thousands
arya h5eu cured With il. suffer no longer. Send
aud get a circular. see what II hus done.
for sale hS smith Painter, Il. Brnghursi Co.
5. Alcineu. Jr.. and Druggsts generally. apr2-l1m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-02

sz-LU0R LOOK L0oKi
AkLLY'S DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OR ELIXIR
OF LIFE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-02
IRIS truly
L LaI..

~ Thousands hare been changed by the use OF the
Peruvian Syrup "a protoXide of IRON from weak.
sckly suffering creatures, TO strong, healthy, and
happy men and women, and invalids cannot rea-
sGnaby hesitate TO give 1t a trial For Dyspepsia
and Debility il is a specific. noy3D-Staw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-02

FuHtReR ARGUMENT BY council SPEECHES hi
MR.. RAYARD AND THE ArToRSEY-dESERAL-
CHARGE OF TIE COURT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-02


II will cure Dyspepsia, Sour stomach and Heart
Lufn.
Il viii inahe you strong and give you new life.
Il Will act up1n your liver and tone up your dges-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-02
Edwards.
Boaraiug.

DOA RIDING WITH DESIRABLE
I'D rooms at jy1-tf sol WEST 81.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-02

No. 800 MARKET STREET.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-12-24

for Indian reservations. The following select
committees were appointed: To visit Vicks-
burg-Conger, Hurlbut Williams wis,
Speer and OBrien; on Louisiana aGd the
Southern States-G. F. Hoar, Wheeler CN. "
Frye, Foster (Ohio), Phelps q. j. Robinson
(Ill.) and Potter The Legislative Appropria-
ton bill was considered in Committee of the
Whole
A bill was presented in the Senate on the
10Th to aid in the construction of d narrow
gauge freight railway from tide-water to Chi
cago and st. Louis. A communication was
received from w. L. Mcmillan, claiming to be
Senator from Louisiana, and asking speedy
consideration of his claim. Mr.. Pease was
appointed member of the Committee on
Claims, Uice Foreman, resigned. After eXecu-
tive session the Senate adjourned. j.. In the
House, supplementary Civil-Rights bill was
reported from the Judiciary Committee. The
Legislative Appropriation bill was considered
IN Committee of the Whole and an amend
ment striking out the item for the purchase
of official stamps for the Treasury Depart
ment defeated-ayes Il, noes II. The COM
mittee rose and the House adjourned.
On the 18th, in the Senate, $1,000 was APP
plOJIIdICu tCI lAlc OIStIlDulIOD OF SttuS. Inc
bill to provide for the government of the Dis
| trict of Columbia was debated at length, the
proposition being to elect the Commissioners
from the District instead of having the
| President appoint them. Pending discus
sion the Senate adjourned. In the
House, bill was passed establishing the judi
cial district of OkIohama. The Legislative
! Appropriation bill was considered in Commit
! tee Of the Whole, and amendments to increase
the clerical force Of the Bureau of Education
and to strike out the entire appropriation for
the bureau defeated. Adjourned
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-12-24
TIE MARKETS.
NEW YORK.


COTToN.-AEiddling upland, 1458015c.
LIVE STocE.-Beef Cattle-SlO.OQ013. Hogs
Dressed, S8.5OG8. 621z; Live, S6S7Iz@7.25.
Sheep-Live, S475G625.
BREADsTUFFs.- Flour-Good to choice, S505
05.75; white wheat extra, S5.7506.25. Wheat-No.
2 Chicago, $1.O90111; No ? Northwestern, S1.10
Oil; No. Milwaukee spring, $1.140115. Rye
Western and State, 95098c. Barley-S1. 450
$50. COrn-Nixed Western, 88093c. Oats
Western, 67969c.
PRoyIsIoNs.-Po rk-NIess, $20.OG020.O5. Lard
Prime Steam, 1873 013@5c. Cheese-12h0152lc
WoOL-Common TO extra, 43465c.
CHICAGO.
LIVE SToCK.-Beeves-Cho S5.50060O; good,
S4.2505O0; medium, S3759425; butchers
stock, $2.504375; stock cattle, S2.5O0350
Hogs-Liye, SG.5307.15. Sheep-Good to choice
S450055O.
PEoyIsIoys.-Butte--Cho 31087c. Eggs
Fresh, 24l s25c. Cheese-New York Factory
141a@15c; Western Factory, 140141kc. Pork
New Mess, S19.250l9,30. Lard-312 S50g12. 80.
BEEADsTUETs.-Flour-W Winter Extra
S4.250650; spring extra, S40O0475. Wheat
Spring, No 2, S61a0eS55c. Comic. :, f5l5
076c. Oats-No. ,, 54g541lc. Ryc-No. ?
94U95c. Barley-No. ,, 81 .241z0125.
WooL.-Hub-washed, 450D57c.; fleece, washed,
4G047c.; fleece, unwashed, 270o24c.
LUMBEE.-First clear, S5G00052 90; second
clear, $45.0004S.O0; Common Boards, S11.On0
1900; Fencing, $1&.OG013.00; "A' Shingles
$3.0o03.25; Lath, S2.00l02.25.
CINCINNATI.
BREADsTUFFs.- -Flc1r S50005.50. Wheat
Red, S1.1201.l4. Corn-New, 71Gl74c. Eye
S1.O90110. Oats-5S062c. Barley-No. 2 5127
Q1.271a.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork- 98T1z0195O. Lard-13a
1870.
ST. LOUIS.
LIVE STocK.-Beeves-Fa to choice, 81 500
600. Hogs Live, SG.7507.O0.
BREADsTUFFs. -Flour-KX Fall, $4.700480
Wheat-No. , Red FAN, 81 O81z01.O 82l. Corn-No
,, G9Ig69Ac. Oats-No. ?, 55Q5S1ac. Rye-No
l, 99c8S1.0o. Barley-No. 2. S1.821501.3 30.
s.-POrk-Mess, S19.62hQ 19.75. Lard
-1301315c.
MILWAUKEE,.
BREADsTUFFs.- Flour-Spring Xxx, S525D5. 80.
Wheat-Spring, No. I, 9215G922lc; No. ?, 885s
@982lc. Corn-No. ?, 72l4172zzc. Oats-No ., 581a
@54c. Rye-NO. l, 951a096c Barley-No. ,,
$1.2701.277a
Observation-Disclosures Extra, S11601 1863.
Corn-T41aQ75c. Oats-5015051c.
TOLEDO.
BREADsTUFFs.-Wheat-A Amber Mich. S1.08K
@1.09; No. 2 Red, $1.071a@1.07zl. Corn-Mixed,
691a070c. Oats-55055I&c.
CLEVELAND.
BFEADsTUFFs. -Wheat-No Red, $1,000
Liz; No. ? Red, $1.051aQ1.O6 Corn-New. 71H
@72c. Oats-571z05sc.
BUFFALO.
LIVE STOCK. Beeyes : 4300575. Hogs
Live, &6.5G07.5O. Sheep-Live S5.OO05.25.
EAST LIBERTY.
LIVE sTooK-Beeyes = Best, 86Oo@6.25;
medium, S4.75@5OO Hogs-Yorlzers, $4,000
$40; Philadelphia, S7.5N6760 Sheep-Best,
34.7505.O0; good, S4OC0475.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-12-24

the contents, which he thinks amounted
to some $4,000
AS near as can be ascertained, all of
the men connected with the affair were
large in stature and powerful, except one
who was rather short, but stoutly built
They rode bay horses, which seemed TO
be in an exhausted condition, and the
entire party were armed with revoivers
and Henry rifles. They were dressed in
dark clothes, and their manner of execuf-
ing orders showed they were alarmed
and excited. They made no attempt to
disturb the mail, leaving the registered
letters untouched
As soon as the train arrived at this
city Gov. Osborn, of Kansas, was
notified of the robbery, as were also the
officials of the railroad, and in less than
an hour rewards were offered as follows:
By the Wells, Fargo s. Co. Express Com
pany s., 900 each for the perpetrators,
dead or alive; So, 900 for the recovery of
the property; by Gov Osborn, So 800 for
the robbers; and $4,000 for the same by
the Kansas Pacific Road -Kaasas City
! (H0) Times, Dec. 8.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-12-24
An Amateur Bull Fight.

Mr.. ISAAC CAMPBELL a well-known
citizen Of Shenango Township, Crawford
County, is the owner Of a valuable
blOOded bull, which has carried off the
first premium at our county fair in
number of instances, and has hereto fore
been considered one of the best-trained
animals in the county. On Wednesday
morning of last week Mr.. Campbell IN
dertook to drive the bull from one pas
ture to another, when the animal refused
to obey, and his owner by way Of per-
suasion pelted him with few stones.
This treatment was new to the old fel-
ow, and he at once resented it by turn
ing upon Mr.. Campbell, who, finding it
impossible to save himself by flight, at
tempted to catch hold Of the ring in the
animals nose. The scutf7e, which lasted
fully twenty minutes, was ended by Mr.
Campbells being knocked down by a
blow from the beasts horn striking him
above the eye, rendering him insensibIe.
How long he lay there he does not know,
but when found by his son he was sup
porting himself by one hand on the
fence and holding the bull by the nose
ring with the other. He had recovered
bis senses, but knew nothing as to how
he came to have hold Of the ring. Mr..
Campbell's appearance fully attested the
ferceness of the struggle he had made
for his life, and an examination showed
his collar bone broken; two ribs broken
from the backbone, three from the
breast-bone and the breast bone smashed
in so that it moves with each breath
drawn; one ear nearly torn off, and the
body and limbs covered with cuts and
bruises. The bull was well broken to
the ring in his nose, and gave up as soon
as Mr.. Campbell succeeded in catching
hold Of it The injured man at last &C
counts was doing as well as could be ex-
pected. -C0nneautglIJe (Pa.) Courier