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New-York tribune., 1874-10-23
Glertion Notife.

a.: -, so.ra-d By wing Hundred and seyenesnis
stree. Third .ssHos One Hundred and Nineteenth street, anu Inc
rssys y Sssr1 ss s D''ss Ts .at On.
ssr~e. One hanarca ana iAsaN scohu '''op ~
Ifs e Election Dsts. shall contain al that part o. s e
sus By ad as y.hn ss' one SssI rss sna second
Sssns s1s. as .s. contain al. that part III.
bounded BY ana iins within ss an Inv .set and Rs
street Third svsnns' ons haha'sa A"S i"''' -'
ms . Election District an H1d sG" - nd twenty
..r.s s,.aas oas Hundred and T"sn0ar'A '''''
IN, Election Ds.rie. shall contain ~ that y,r ., sss
bounded By .ad d. 1s .,,n sSn s Hss ss. rsS
'e, shell Sa,.a sSass an ..d ss nth
q. E. One auSs . TssaO1h street SsS:0' svs1u
Ma; o1 ss,e1ss issenss street and ssts s1,nIe
Toe o. n & ~ Tsrs sn ... One asnasd
street EIH 1,ssss $ nd Hs@ @ M ,h., p. of the
s bounded bI 4na s within oss aas a.s & ns
s..s.. srss, F'ar'h a'enas oae h''''e' ''' '""''-
u The Thirty ,sn @ ss sse'Sa .ss One MuDSrcd and Thr
Harlem River ECsr's .Id ss .rs0as: % contain an sha, p. Of the
,J bsuId, by and vns within Sa.i ss,ent'sfh street
Ia, ss,,s1 s nns r. S contain all tina, part
ooaaaed and ,ss within o. k1s Ts,s ssenss 'i
The aTss sIsso. 4, tS, par part Of the EFT, city
ss9.' y a0 Ts % and si s.Ts 3s s and %
soalus srds Iasnd ,, al. ,b ~ n,r+ Of the city
s Eas, One Hundred and SDs,ssna % and T
second avenue, kAs' One Hundred Aho i"en" 'A ' ~
A,s.oe v.,.. n,.,, .,., ooo,, all .b., p.r. Of the
Ine forty .soonc se & % Rss One Hundred and twenty
@ ILL., y.nns Rs, On. Hundred and and
N~s..a Avenue ~
r,-,,rrv rurpO nm op TuR EgW-YORK.
TWENTY Third wAhp " han he Al yded into
The rseny mAro o. ns "a ,o Al rbch snail be A. fo
s-elve eiecn0n elst1ess '"e eA'e"' -"N "N- " ~ =
v,..., nss,Jrt sh.u contain all Of the city
Inc frst ssenoh ISL n rnSi and Portyar,, street East
Soaal ~ @ sn NJ ~ sorns Harlem Rver and Third avenue
contsn that of
"a. seon1 ISL o. unnS,d and Fortrninth street
Sounacu W nI jag Tong Island soupd one hundred
bun2sy Vrees nAst nNei, VI N'-s A''@ ~' ~
Forty hra street anu IeIa s'enue
The Third Election District hA contain s wa, p.I
bounded by and lylng Mthln One nunuie1 anu F'' ~ '
Third avenue sna Harlem hAVeI'
Ts Fourth becaen Dricl nai ~ a. a"oS s,r.es Third
ooaooed o enc ns VIM III ,sh .., ana Hs-Iem River
ssenae and one Hundred sno ~
The Ffh Election Nstne snau r,et Third
oounaed bY ana yns W. v st-ss s,d HaIem Ryer
srrnne one sh ST entsin s mat part OF the city
tue stn ~. unna,sd
bcnaied y ana w =, ong Island Sound Bune,y
sh7stef svenne ~ ,s s,,.e, sra Harlem River
Creek ono hun9Ie uu son,sin ali
The seventh Election Ostlet SA VA sI e. ,sst Thin
bounded BY snd Une Nun One anu na cns urn5rad
s'enue. Ghn street unlon avenue "es'eAes'ef A"'' ~
sn1 htyNrte street ana IN ,n., nav, ~ the cv
The Bghh Blecnon Dstfet snAI 81
uvenae Spuns place George street Union avenue home "e
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5ales % Aurrlon

A. MxhwfN. Aacuoneet
DY BANGS, MERWfN & Co., $50 Broadway.
- s-Sses Works Of Gsscs
FRIDAY Oct 23 D. m SALE Of LAW BOOKS iGeludirg the
Library Of the late T. a. T. Buckley Of this city,
DY JOHN H. DRAPER g. Co., AuctOneers.-
- 1HB DELAWARE. LACKAWASHA AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY will sell
10000 TONS SCRANTON COAL
public WEDNESDAY Oct 2s II O'Clock 26
Rxchsnge-piace. SAMUEL SLOAN. President
NOTICE is hereby given that the LAKE
~ MAHoPAC IMPROVEMENT COMPANY will SELL rs en-,
public Oce 229 Broadway the City Of
NewYOk the aeenth October thousand
eight hundrsd eveGyour IL o'clock RIAL and
PERSONAL PROPERTY County,
o evYort comprising hotel properties furniture
about hundred Of lsDd
For end Office OF Company VI
hessr Reed Hyt Auconeers No. 229 Broadway New York
By order Of the Company
JOHN II. CHEEvBR, President
Attest: Wx. J. OsBoRs, Secretary
New-fork. Sept. 81. 1874
The sALR above PROPERTY is ADJOURNED to Nov g.
1874 IL the Exchange No. Ill
the City of Sewfork. JOHN IA. CHEEYkR PresdenL
Attest: VIZ. J. OsBoRs Secretary
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AmnsemenfS.

A GRAND CONCERT at Harlem will be
fy,. ,s 1sSg 'S S i2sA 81 s." "a, 's s
i.noa. Gr:ad rendered soL o. eoe..!ea
PRYANT's OPERA HOUSE, 23D-ST.
rae s sosLn9ssous stas psS lS saIASrs siSsTsSM
DAVE REID ssIss ssYMogR BOB HAET IkRs1s ssSGk~ M
II YCEUM THEATER. MISS NELSON.
l TWo WEEKS oslr ., Z: aaS
ri siIs RsYs1if ssftsos, .s';
THIS parDAD EVENING. OCT %.
her res, mpefsonsuoa Of JULIET
'is5s;Rs5si Rosgo ssp f',IS JULIET HisS'' "
SATURDAY and sSsRr sSSsS AsS sysSsSs iGss OCT "a AND 49,
TUESDAY EVENING OCT ~
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING
MONDAY, NOV. 2. MISS EMILY sOLDgSR
Mr.. TRENoR,s snrn,, vvvr,ro
RECEPTIONS DANsANrs
MACCABE,mSTEINWAY LA HALL:wMascabe; I+7 1s Al
WI EVERY EVENING spsFs At sacosss Hafsss SATURDAYS
Ia RsSoSS IN sr,siE' bTssT sHisI'.InTss: cIss':
III. a, and weekly pros. Of Ss.Yk unanimously pro-
| bounced 'A' 10 Dc inc GREATEST SUCCESS
ever achieved By Mouolosus Performer
MACCABE-A HUMOROUS SENSATION.
vi ia % his sg,rkl1g %ss M MonoioSs .sy
Vocal vsnrloau. and sartoaI Mel.nr which Be win
With rapid changes Of Picturesque Costume Original songs
'"s 5SS 50 cESrs seats so
OLYMPIC, 81. suoADwAH
VAUDEVILLE z
VARIETIES AMERICA.
a IMMENSB BILL
=. nnocsns. D.,fssS. vesp.aI.ss si... Bale.
Artists Dance and Farce The creme le ,
specially novelty and variety Every Evening TAD
Wednesday and SATURDAY Matinees. O'clock =
GAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.
- BIRUH, WAMBOLD and BACSus
Broadway, corner Of S3hst
MARRIED LIPB UPTOWN aud entire New Bill
Family Matinee SATURDAY at p. m Reserved sese 81.
TNION SQUARE THEATER.
u Proprietor :. ................. Mr. SHERIDAN SHOOK
Begins at 81 over at IL
FIFTH AND LAST WEEK
OF Octave Fsullsrs aud O. " Rs~es wonderful DlsV
TIE
SPHINX.
Hotw hstanding the
IMMENSE AUDIENCES
nightly To witness the PERFORMANCE. Of this
m. are Withdraw 10 order 20 mini
long the revival Of aSTANDAhD hNuLon
Play bee. the Clara Moss present engagement
They have therefore aud En produs WIZ an IN
with all the unptucns ior rucu
distinguished So
Dan Kuowess beautiful play Of
THE HCNCHBACK.
Characters nv Mrs CLARA MORRIS (br arst Jn -
N ARK CLAYTON Hela and her arG
this sessou CHARLES T. THORNE this n Appsr
season. Mr.. FREDERIC ROBINSON MI SIoan oa
Mr. JOHN ",THBWs. Mr. HENRY IRVING, Mr. I. T. AohhiS'
SATURDAY Oct 4-Lsst Matinee Of rHB SPHINX
Bog sheet for HUNCHBACK nights now open
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23

1nO 4TH-AVE.-An American woman as
lUsD HoUsBxEEPBR would do the work Of small hniy'
o call or address
I61.WEST 4sTH-ST., between 9Th and 9TH.
lO ayes-Tvo competent girls DO the WORK Of ssAe
i.miy ons h good Cook LACSDRRSS the sosS
en- .NBRRMAW and WAITRESS; excellent references.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23
REGISTRY DAYS.

FRIDAY. Oct. - from 3 4. IN. TO 9 ?. m.
SATURDAY. Oct. "a, IRON Q. m to . D. m.
ELECTION DAY. TUESDAY, Nov 8.
Polls open at d a. m.
POLs close At 1 D. IN
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gituaiions Uaniro-- -frmales.


chambsrmaids.
ADvERTISEMENTS FOX IHE LIZ rrrow, LEV,
n WORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ kBCEYBD AZ IhS ,n. u,
oFpcss No. So la w..s I.,'esTs s,i, o.rl - =.
Tvens, ,Airu st. 50l Third ssrse o. s..,S 40
aARIEH oTrIcH h. 2.2sl Tsir1sy. s', 90, . ~ HsooH
r,b., H.reu ssuas Bsst buhlne ans s
ScT oSsicE No j33 washncsss,' ssn sss' NE
Pes. Oaos sp 70 9 , n. at regular eeee ".,. .,.-;-T;T-
RESPECTABLE girl VINO ,, can an, .s.,, aS can
giI. sisht years reference call for Two a-!H
RESPECTABLE young Ensihsa nsslsn Sia ia ',S
T,xs rAsR ei CHILDREN sIcssH ay reference. e.h or S
dressl l54 East 4Othst
COLORED CHAMBERMAID-By a very re,
H.h,, e.Iored srl; ha. e,esent eiiI ,.lefeaes ~
in ruLIns CAL 543 6tb-s ave- second @ noor ae.I 49,
VUIWBFRMIID and WAlTRESSEBy
u very respectable .nrss g, pI.ss G Sr ."d ssh ''
I1NRFRN1TD and SEAMSTRESS-A re-
.nret.be vel young woman can .o.s ~ ns'
Of nsrine. CalI s5s srhaye eesssss eosh sa se@
roaax .omsp rtv or eoany hss eIessa city references 10
aslr. At As PRorEsfAST Hoss BUREAU lss Sh'' '0'''
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23
6elp Wanteo--Males.

AGENTS WANTED -!
"A 90 Ladies' Gentiefaen o see
Joaz PAULs Boox -.
New York City and vicinity Ase o,ss o ,ns s,, P
.snt the bot "a uust have For nroer nicrmauon ALL s
COLCMBIAN BOOK Co. I, Hartford or Chtcsgo.
"ANTED-An experienced anu practlcat
w n.,aan, .a GALyASIZiNG WORKS and take charge =
.sn. "a E asai asa liberal saaEy Will be pad aud an iasssse
IN tas 6us sssired Address Lo'A ynaw IN L'i;
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23

TWENTY .TRIRD WARD
I-EAst Hde Thrd-sve.. bet l39th and l40tbsts
2-East side Thrd-aye bet l43th and l45th-sts
3-Sorth side Of l3Sth ST., west Of Third sve-
4-west side Of Third-sye bet. l49th and l5Oth-sts
5-west side Of Thrd-eve. bet l55th and l56h-sts.
6-SoBb OF Weschesesve bet Retreat and Brook
T-North side Of Thirdave., 160tb-st-
S-West side Third ave. bet. 165th and l66th-stG
9Sorh aide q 67ths bet Washington and Rairoadaves
10 West SIDE Of Thnd-sve bet l6Sh and l69th-sts.
il-We SIDE of RairOsdAve, bet, l65th and l66th-sis
l2-SOuh side Of Devoe-st, west Of Ogdeu-ave
TwENTY-P0CRTH WARD.
1-COr LOcust-ave and Boston. road.
2-Warys Hall West Farms
S-RalToad-sve.. Morris St, fremont.
4Waverly-si bet. slOcum and Mouroests Mount HOPE.
5-Cor Kingsbndge- road and Berrinn ave. Por.hsn.
6-Kingsbrdg road, KngsDridge.
T-BrOAdway, HOshOlu
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New York Notes.

ONE OF THR TAMMANH RING ABOUT TO TURN
TNFORMER.
NEW YORK. February AN effort II said 20
he making 10 induce the authorities 70 abandon
the prosecution of Michael Norton, the fugitive
eN-court house commissioner, on the condition
that he makes an affidavit that may serve in
pending and prospective suits. Norton fed 20
Canada on the conviction Of Genet and Il repre-
sented 20 he now the only one of the number of
ring workers in a hurry 70 turn informer should
the act be advantageous.
early this morning in 81 Broadway, occupied
by c. Il. ROuss, dry goods suctiOneer, and A.
Friedman x CO., importers OF lace aud dne
white goods, caused loss estimated AZ 100, 900.
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SUITS were instituted on Saturday I'm the SUI
Perior court OF w AXE county, North Carolina,
6y August Belmont & Co., bankers, of New
hoik city, as plaintiffs, to compel the state
auditor to collect the special tax bonds for the
payment OF interest for the years 1870, II, ~,
10 and "a: The goth OF February was set by
Judge watts for hearing the motion for a per.
heard In chambers at Raleigh. Hon. Reverdy
Johnson, Walter j. Budd and K. g. Badger ap-
pear Tor the plaintiffs. Should the state court
intention of the counsel to carry the case to the
Supreme Court
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NEW YORK, February She Eue.sag po,,
publishes this Afternoon IN open letter on the
finances, addressed by Wendell Phillips % Gen
Butler. Phillips SAVE the debtor nation Is always
the slave Of its creditor, and. In consequences OF
this dependence, the debtor nation should sepa-
rate entirely its national currency from ~ inter
national currency 90 save It's home system from
foreign Interference. For home currency he
proposes 70 take nom the national banks ell
right 20 issue hills and Oblige them 90 return
what currency they have In q reasonable dime:
70 accept the present greenbscks In paw
ment OF All debit due the government
Then let the United States lend greenbacks AZ
8 per cent. per snnum on national bonds or
improved lands, the owners OF the lands 20 have
in greenbscks four-fifths OF their par value
and for land one halt OF It's value A. apprsisei
Tor taxation during the last ten years. these
greenbscks 10 he = legal tender FOR debts due
the government and private persons. Borrow
ers on bonds and land may surrender the
greenhscks at any time, receiving their securi-
ues in return Holders OF grenbacks can surren-
der them, and have In their stead \ national
bond bearing 3-65 per cent. interest In green
backs, the principal payable in gold In twenty
or thirty years One result OF this plan would
be 20 reduce the interest on the national debt 20
about per cent, or instead OF paying. ~ now,
sll2.0O0,ooO annually In interest the nation
would be paying so 100000. Mr.. Phillips says
new and undeveloped countries should have
twice the amount in currency per head that
Old and developed countries have. Another
result OF this plan, would be % put the
currency beyond the power OF disturbances
by rings. Wages, ~ l. held, IL not what
cripples manufactures and western de-
yelopment. IL Is because our dead
capital, lands, buildings, and machinery
Is worth from ten % fourteen per cent
While abroad it IL worth only per cent Eastern
manufacturers and western land holders, with
money a. ) per cent can defy the world. Mr..
thi.iis hnally eNclsims keep YOUR revenue
element At once
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SWINDLRs IN THE HAVANA LOTTRRY-Mr
Nalero, the administrator of the Havana lotte-
~, Is now In jail He is charged with number
OF stealing and swindling Operations whereby
ne made more money than the proprietors Of
the Comstock Mine. One of his games was to
lay the sub-collectors under contribution, and
distribution of lottery tickets, with a commits
SION or twenty five cents on each fer himself
But as these plans only brought such small
kept all the unsold tickets in his desk, and if
any Of them drew prizes he presented them
through third party and got the funds. 1t lie
also stated that he kept some of the numbers
out OF the globes, and then purchased the tick
cts bearing these numbers, calling them out at
the drawing as having drawn prizes. The buy
ers OF lottery tickets do not like the way thew
have been treated, but they have ne right to
complain If they are cheated while gambling.
-Hdrdnd Cor. " Y. Times
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MADAME LUCIA AND MAX MARRTZgK-A
cable dispatch of January % stated that a suit
Drought against Madame Lucca by Max Maret-
EEK for breach of contract had been staid hv ber
banker paying into the court $4,000. IL now
appears that il was Madame Lucca who sued
Mr. Maretzek for breaking contract and that IL
was ne who deposited the sic, 900 in the custody
OF the court of chancery to answer any jude-
ment which she might recover against him,
Wnereupon he was granted a stay OF proceeds
the suit. ~AN oeAonu
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THE ELECTION CONTEST IN PRINCE GEORGE
SouNTY, MD-In the case of WIddecome VS..
Brooke, mandamus to obtain Possession of the
once OF clerk of the circuit court OF Prince
georges county, the court of appeals of Mary
Iano nave af1rmed the order for the issue of the
Wrlt OF mandamus, which gives Mr.. widdecome
the possession of the clerks office. 1t is in the
power OF the house of delegates. however, to set
election for clerk.
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Fires.

OGDENsBURG, ~. Y, February "a wooden
block on the west side OF the city was burned
on Saturday night. Loss about so 900.
CGNCINEATI, February 9.-Stewart's wooden
factory at Merchandising, Ohio, was burned on
Saturday night. Loss from $1,000 20 $4,000;
insured for So, COO.
ST. ALBANs, VT, February 9.-Martin &
MOore's tanneTy at Swanton, was burned yes-
terday. Loss $4,000.
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CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGRs-Cold Weather
D0tcn Edst.-A young lady got out of a horse
car at the office Thursday, in a rather chilly
condition of body but heated frame of mind
She was cold, awfully cold, and when she went
TO remove those dear little eye glasses from her
nose she discovered TO her horror that thew had
frozen so that small piece of skin was pulled
from each side of that delicate organ The
genial superintendent was standing near by,
and received a scOldng for not having the cars
warmer, aud threat of a suit for damages for
loss OF beauty. Such suit would undo1 btedly
prove Portland NJ AGrertissr.
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CHARGEs AGAINST DEMOCRATIC CANDI-
DATE.-Afidavits OF New York alleged detec-
yves are published charging Charles Gray, the
democratic candidate for receiver of taxes of
Philadelphia with criminal offences in New
York city. Forney's Press publishes a card
from Gray, stating that the charges are false:
but, as he believes he will not be allowed an
opportunity to show them so, On the eve of the
election, he declines the nomination. The pres
ldent OF the democratic convention has called
Gray's Mace -
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Of his late lectures, said that n We want -
purify and reform society We must bogin q tke
root; making law % force people 10 Be tsmpcr-
Mr.. Beesher hes got bold Of tie rieht esd 49,
tine Sherpet rhes. coercion, and prohi hIf5oo
are not to be compared TO moral suasaon--1eN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-09

TAMMAHY's TWENTY MILLION Srp.Y Al
1ltlonal particulars of the Tweed rascaIities in
sew nork, developed in caurt, show the total
snn. nT s so1en by 1.-The Ring to be twenty mil
court house account. Mike Norton, one of the
commissioners OF the court house, has made a
confession impiicating Tweed, Connolly, wood
himself received no pecunary advantaee for
signing the certificates, but did so at the mr. GENT
and repeated solicitation of the confederate.
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WEALTHY FARMERS SuroIDp Near West
Jefferson, OHIO, Isaac Bidwell, one of the wealth
lest ana most influential farmers in the county,
TSonI.e9 SUICIDE last Friday morning by shoot
an snicted with diabetes for several months, and
NE suneIipgs we're so great that he frequently
iduesteu nus physician to put an end to his ex-
his own hands "'
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The Political Crt-i. in Gre., nr,,.,,
GLADSTONE plsAGREEs WITH HIS COLLEAGUES
IN THE

ANNh DLehehhks WITH HIS COLLEAGUES
IN THE MINISTRY.
LONDON. February 9.-The Press asso.,.,,or
an organization having its headqu arters In this
city, and engaged IN the collection and d,stTi
button OF Geographic news in Great Britain,
has issued dispatch stating that Gladstone h
At variance with his colleagues In the govern
ment on the question of its resignation. TIE
premier, IL II said, wishes the ministry 20 re-
sign Immediately, while the others desire 20
wait until the new parliament assemblies. II Is
also stated, I'm the same dispatch, that DisrseH
has already arranged his ministry. The H,ase
this morning advises the government % resign
during the time intervening between the coT-
clusion OF the elections and the assembling of
parliament. So far, I'm the parliamentary cleo
lions, 500 members have been chosen. OF this
number 361 are conservatives and 242 liberals
ana home-rulers. One home-ruler has been
returned from the city OF Cork, and two from
the county of KilkeRny.
IL Is probable that Right Hon. Edward Card
well, secretary Of state for war, will be raised
10 a peerage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-09

KENTUCKY GRANGE has had its little ro-
nance, Recently young brother and sister of
the order walked to the front OF the master and
were united in marriage. The entire audience
was taken nv surprise, having had no intima-
began tn dart love- glances around The grange.
ara difhdent bachelors exclaimed that the new
order exceeded their most sanguine expects
tons, IN providing life partners for the faint
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-09

A NEW ORLEANS GzoeT.-New Orleans hes
a IL ost story Two gentlemen had been sheot-
ing near the lake, and we're returning &C night
TO the city by the old she'll road, acroe the
Bayou St John. As they stopped % light o
headed woman, holding in her arms q little
child. The woman was In black and the babe
in white. The figure glided TO the side OF the
bridge and ever into the black waters OF the
BAYOU. There was not q murmur or ripple
Believing II 10 be an optical illusion, they visited
the place on the next night, when the vision
was repost tad.
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STupKNTs WHO DIpN'r SCARE AN EDITOR.
on the staircase Of Troy newspaper once the
other night and then retired and awaited de-
velopments. One Of the editors came along and
wears t15 pair OF pantaloons, ei0 vest, . o.
pair OF boots, and IN % hat, While o1e q the
students goes shout without vest, and another
ine . very ancient pair q pantaloens.
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PHILADELPHIA, February 9--JacOb VIII and
his wife were found sufiOcated by coal gas, this
morning, in their dwelling over a lager beer
saloon in West Philadelphia. He was resusci-
tated, but his wife died soon after.
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~Thistle tea and poultice Of thi st,a ,...
are said to be good for neuralgia.
X The weather has been unusually cold In
Mexico. Ten Indians were frozen Ia desfh IL,
Pachucha. ~ ~0~sH III
~The Mexican press complain of iniurx to
Mexican interests, caused by the introdncfion
into foreign commerce Of the new Anericsn
usoe oouar. $780,
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A wreck Going 60 Pieces.

NORFOLK, Va, February 9.-Captain CreelIn,
from the wreck OF the Queen Of the SOUTH
ashore at Watchaprigue Inlet, reports the vessel
going 70 pieces and large portion of her cotton
washing ashore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-09

IHs ORANGES have established a Mutual
Denen, Trade association at Keokuk to do a
general merchandise, forwarding and commits
. son gus mess The capital stock of the associs-
uon - 100000 divided into shares of ten dol
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Necll county, Nd, on the 18th instant, TO an
s she xScsncy IN the legislature caused by the
e ss.I OF M. Groome ~ governor. The new
IN tne case Of special session, before the next
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TIE TRADE STRIkKRs.-The cap-makers.
blockers, and cutters, whose strike still con,
ufacturing establishment, to employ thosa o.
strike ut the advanced rate Of wages If h cal
culated that this measure will bring the m ann
facturers to terms. Tte cooperative concern IL
men belonging to the organiz z alton who are
possessed OF money. 1t was stated that the
strike IN one Of the leading cigar manufsctur-
yesterday, owing to some misupde rsta nding re
shifting from the discharge Of some men.-N T.
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.,o ~. DErwkkN WoMsN.-A dispatch from
liz tno lily VI Mexco states that q duel between
u, sG y; IN which one was killed, has taken
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THR INTERNATIONAL CHUErzKN FESTIVAL
AT meeting Of the board Of directors of the
Baltimore Schuetzen association, held last
night, the preparatory arrangements for the
great international Schuetzen festival which is
TO be held in that city next summer were made.
IL was resolved to send invitations TO the large
Schuetzen associations at Bremen, Leipsic,
Frankfort and Vienna, and it is probable that
be present at the festival. A resolution was
passed, that the festival begin on Monday, the
18th of August, and that the prize shooting shall
continue from that day until the SATURDAY. fol-
LOWING. On Monday, the oath Of August, which
will be the concluding day Of the festival, the
prizes will he distributed.
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QUfsrIoN OF WoMKN's RIGHTS IN MAINE
"a question having been raised in Maine as to
sne iegai right Of q woman to hold the Office OF
tusuce OF the peace, the Governor and council
opinion, first, Is to whether she has such a ricbt
LOW unoeI the constitution and laws, and, sec
ono, whether it is competent for the Legislature
w autnorize such an appointment OF a Koman
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BERLIN, February 9.-David FREDERICK
Strauss, the eminent German theologicIan, is
"a