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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-22
AUCTION SALES,
By Nash & Hedgsou.

VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION.
Together with the
LIVE STOCK. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
AND MOVABLE EFHECyS:
Also,
FOUR SUPERIOR TRACTS OF LAND:
AL on
BAYOU BiRATARIA. IN THE PARISH OF
JEFFERSON.
A MAGNIFICENT SUGAR ESTATE.
IN the matter of Edgar Drouet, administrator
the succession of Edmond Drouet and wife
Va Alexis Dronet ct al heirs
of. B. DrOuet and wife.
FOR PARTITION.
at PUBLIC AUCTION. WITHOUT RESERVE.
on FEBRUARY :. 1874.
Second judicial District Court fos the Parish of
JenersOn-No. 407i.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-22
By Eugene Tourue.

GGS WINES. OFFICE FURNITURE. LIBRARY, ETC
6rcCESSSoS OF BERNARD TCRPIs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-22

Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No II 1856.
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DY PLACIDE J.sPKAR, AucTIoNEEs

second strict Court for the Parish u Orleans
No. 30 81.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-22
SUCCESSION OF HENRY ARMANr.

UEINPROVED PROPERTY IN THE Third DI
TRICT OF THIS CITY,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-22
SUCCESSION OF MANUEL CASTRO.

GROCERY STORE, LEASE, STORE FIXTURE
ETC.
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. Sc, al.
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FOR 4 PARTITION.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. SO, 1888.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17
PERsoNAL


Ex-Prsfident Thiers is going to Italy on = 'Ho-
months tour.
Hon. Mcntgomery Blair has retarnec lfoA
visit 10 his bIotherin 81. Louis.
Judge B. R. Curtis. Of Boston, died Ct Newport
Tuesday nfasr a lingering Illness Of tea weeks
me king Of the Sandwich islands Is 70 VISA
the United States. He will come In the Var
steamer Bsnicin.
Charles vandervort. Grand Mister Of NE I. o.
o. T., Of New York, died Al his resIdenaa In Har-
lem Monday night.
David Barker, EelI-knOwn poet, Of Maine,
died Of Bangor on Monday evening. He was
about MY years Of age.
Commissioner Douglass, OF the Internal Reve-
nue. Once, has taken TaeationtoF tive weeks, 70
visit his old home 81 Erie. Pc.
A dispatch from Clifton Springs, N. Y, says
Frank p Blair. who had = serious relapse within
> few days, Is rallying again and was able 70 sit
mp yesterday.
Hon. John S. Kerr, n member Of the Tennessee
Legislature from Memphis and prominent can
didate before the late Democratic convention,
fell dead yesterday a. the dinner table.
General II. r. Jany, the Yonszuelaa consul in
New York city, has been decorated BY his Gov
ernmert with the medal -Del busto EEL LIberts-
dor Simon Bolivar, q decoration which the Re
public distributes to persons Of great merit only
Governor Oglesby, Of Illinois, has been obliged
to consent to deliver the grafton a. the dedIdston
or the Liucoln monument At Springfield, H., on
October rs bcc.-u-e Of the Inability OF the asso-
ciaton to md sbyo.hef prOmlneas man willing
TO perform the task.
suit has been commenced By the Government
IN the United states District Co7rt at New York,
against ex-lIinister James Watson Webb TO re-
cover an amount alleged te be due the Brazilian
Government on claim Illegally paid him for the
United states.
E. c. shelley, Of WillIamsport, Pa, has been
missing since August II. Wbon be len TArrytown,
N. Y whore he had been on visit to hIa parents,
designing to travel home BY way Of New York
and Philadelphia He is temperate and inhu-
ential citizen. His friends are alarmed as TO his
,rhpreaboutz
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17
BRJEF TEkgGRAMs.

The Chancery Court at Louisville decided
yesterday that the Louisville, Cincinnati and
Lexington shore Line railroad shall 20 into the
hands Of q receiver, who will be appointed to
day.
The eastward-bound nail train on the Chesa-
peakeand Ohio railroad ran into Robinson's circus
train yesterday, eight miles west Of stanton.
The fireman was killed and two circus men in
jured, probably fatally. No serious damage vas
done TO theteamE.
The United States steamer pieondsroga arrived
at quarantine at Portsmouth, N. H., Tuesday
evening. Fourteen men on board are sick. (four
with yellow fever,) but they are recovering. The
Tiennderoga viii probably remain there until eeld
weather for repairs.
The steamship scotia arrived at New York yes
terday. She brought 80 passengers, including
the Irish rife team, the Lord Mayor OF Dublin
and vile, Rev. Drs, Cuyler and Buddlngton, A.
T. SteWarLsS ydney Webster and Admiral Strong,
Judge westbroek yesterday granted an order
OF arrest against Joseph SonDsborn, on c suit BY
the agents OF the Peruvian Government. The
complaint alleges that Sonpeborn gave "a lieu Of
Hbiil OF exchange for s2OOO DRAFT, which IVES
protested. M
General Tracy says IN the thirteen or fourteen
different times IN which Moniton introduces his
(Tracys) name n. his late statement In. only two
instances does he approxImats the truth in at
tempting 70 state his position aud action. Gen.
Tracy also says his arm has been engaged IN q
libel suit instituted BY Edna Dean Proctor
against francis d. MoultOa, IN which damages
are laid At slto,oco.
The wife Of Isaac W. VandeEriR died Tuesday
night at Philadelphia, trom the effects Of anope-
ration performed by Dr.. Buchanan, Of the Eelec-
tic College who was implicated IN the recent sale
OF diplomas. Vandegr4ft belongs TO Odessa, De-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17
LOCAL MISCELLANY.


oeer ihs Middle AifaEffc States rising barone-
Ter aorfhsasf to aorshsesf sriads cloadg peafher,
end IN fhe HcrfherN portion llghf ratns, foitoDed
b. clearing ueafker By IAurfd1y aighL
The following VS. the range Of the thermometeE
ct Hcmpler's yesterday. a. m. ~. 10 q. m.,
7so; ~ n, 75o; 2pS n, 1los p m, 749; p. n,
80; p. m. ~
There was little ''War Of racesn yesterday
afternoon e the conner Of Thirteenth aad L
head with stone hard enough to make him cry.
BE wasn't much hurt, however, and they made
nup.
The canal g reported IS being All right again,
aud that boats are again arriving IN Georgetown.
esterduy 200 bushels OF wheat were received
hy the river. apd CONSUMED 70 Hartley Bro.
Wheat Il still IN demand, and would sell 81 IRON
el.2b to s1.35 per bushel.
By references to another column VIII Be fognd
stock IN the new Jefferson Co-operattye Building
Association can leave their subscriptions. Over
j go ennres have already been taken. aud Il Is
now urgently proposed 70 close the subscription
lists promptly on the frst meeting Of the aesOciA-
tion and at once charge premium for stock.
Ats meeting Of TIE board o. directors Of the
new Jefferson Cooperative Building Association
the resignation Of Or. F. Howard was received
and accepted. and Mr.. James Fraser was elected
10 that position. Mr.. W. ii. Bailey was elected
a directol, Joseph r. Edison and II. II. Hyde trus-
tees, and q. E. Fraser attorney. There have
been about 500 shares subscribed. ~
Mr.. D, Flynn. clerk IN the Patent once, &C.
companied the Mexican var veterans on their re-
cent excursion to Marshall Hall, and since that
time has been missing from his home 10 Union
town and st the once No clue has been OBJ
tained 10 bis whereabouts, and serious fears arc
entertained by his friends that be has been fOaly
dealtWith.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17
TIE THIRHEs MATINHR.


A BOLD ROBBERY THIS MORNING.
At 2s0 o'clock this morning the residence OF Mr..
". H. Powell, No. So z street. was entered by
robbers. -1l 100
Their entrance was effected from the back gate.
Passing through several rooms ofthe house they
entered the bed chamber OF Mr.. and Mrs Powell,
who were sound asleep.
With great bolducss the thieves deliberately
1T the gas and possessed themselves OF Mr.. Pow
ellis watch, valuable set Of shirt-studs and from
his pocket-book they took thirty-two dollars In
cash.
IN his pocket they found bunch OF keys, and
with these they proceeded TO unlock sideboard
IN which the silver Wss stored
They took out several articles. and were about
making away with them when Mrs. Powell aWoke,
screaming and aronsiDg her husband, he only
cOmprehended the situation IN season to see one
or two colcred meu making their way out Of his
bedroom through ; window which they must
hare previously raised.
The thieves were perfectly cool IN all their
work, and 1T the gas about the house wherever II
was needed for their purposes
At three O'Clock this morning Mr.. Powell had
informed the police, and even at this early hour
measures were set on foot for the capture Of the
robbers.
Altogether 1t was one Of the boldest rObberies
and the best planned Of any that has occurred
here in q long time.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17

plsrEIcr conr1ssIoKrRs' Honsrs.
Annual TNsPEcTIoN.

On motion Of Mr.. Reed, the 18th day Of October
WAS DESIGNATED as the day for the annual inspec-
ton and drill Of the IRE department Of the Dis
tTict Of Columbia.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17
lUrTTON SALBg TODAY.

a SO osiOat beautiful suburban building lots
a SslosE beautiful suburban properly at
Mount Pleasant.
At o'clock, q tEo-story and MaDsard-IOof
iiare residence, Nith grounds attached, On Oak
street, st Mornf Pleasant.
By VIM. L Wall Co.:
At 10 O'Clock. ct their bazaar, two pair dappled
gray horses; ave young, sound mules, good size
ard good Worfe-s.
Al : O'Clock, valuable real estate on George
town Heights.
BY L.atimer Cleary:
Alto o'clock, continusd sale Of the farhlturo
and dx.ures Of the Owen House.
BY Duncansen Bros:
At 5 O'Clock. improved real estate on North
CSloi'aa avenue, between Third and Fourth
STREETS east.
By Wash b. Williams:
at o'cloet d. sirable tWo-story brick dwell
Ing, on the east side Of Ninth street, between
street and New y ork avenne northwest
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17

The Chief Engineer was granted q leave OF alb
senee OF ten days to attend the Chief Engineers
Convention 81 St. Louis. - srk
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17
TWO PzRLSIAN CELEBRITIES.

Lucy H. Hooper, writing from Paris to the
Philadelphia Press, describes two Of the street
celebrities Of Paris: One, she says, Is Savoy
ard, who beads band Of street musicians. He
began life many years ago as street singer,
and, a. be had very peculiar voice, he always
drew a crowd around him wherever he sp-
peared. He never missed .1ete day 1t Yer
saiIles OF St. Cloud, and always goes around
himself to take up bis collection. He
is now quite an elderly man, and he has
smassed fortune Of come 10000, notwith-
standing which be sffil continues his tollsome
vocation aud bis penurious mode Of living. he
is hne-leoki1g man, tall, ray-bearded, and
with weli-knit, stalwart form. The other Is
woman, who comes ever day 70 the Tuille-
rics garden TO feed the birds. No sooner does
she MAXI her appearance and utter the pecu-
liar can which she uses, than the sparroEs,
swallows and pigeons dock around her, and
come to perch upon her shoulders and her
arms. ehebealors upon them plcr.ifll supplies
Of grain and bread-crumhs. which they take
rom Der bands or for which theV scramble
into her lap; ard when her stores are e..
hausted che departs 70 return az the same hour
the iolloHiug day Winter or summer, raIn or
1tIne. she never fans 70 make lrr appearance
Size is en- elderly, resp a1Ic ,In1 woman.
al crfct manners and vl|f she .hns oesof
hsl 10 Az 1ai4sfaa l1dcls 10
seems q know,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17
WASHTNG ron B PTLST llgSOCL4 TTON
4 ROY F0RgFR

A eolored boy named Levi Dorsey was yester-
day arrested in Georgetown on the charge Of
forging check 70 the amount Of s25 in the name
Of Mrs. Q. S. Risque 1t appears Ms Risque on
town, 70 get check eaShed, and on Friday ne
stopped into the bank ard offered another check.
asked him to-can again 10 q short time and he
would wait on him, and iu the meantime sent
word 20 Mrs. Risque, who said the check was .
forgery. The boy Cd not return to the be lk but
Ieit tie city, and did not return until yestordi
morning. Hheh ne was promptly delivered to tha
police Dy bis father The hey says some Young
asked hin to get the check casheo, and saws that
is al be knows about II. He was sent 10 the
Police Court yesterday, where he was held ii s5O0
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17

"A And awning frames. msnnfactr,ed By ,. G.
HOGAN. 1IS Market space. AWnIHTa Tor aI11c1
nnhiic buildings hotels and priva11 rcsilences as
hctory prices, Flags aud eanp-neelln8 lenll ior
Sole q agent for the only senuins
AWNING 6 oolis- fl-L
CARPETS CARPETS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
RseULAR POST STEAMSHIP TRAVEL
BETWEEN
BREMEN AND BALTIMORE,
VIA SOUTHAMPTON.

%se ave G as ssh % q
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17
rRE THEATRE CoMIoHE

The programme this week at the Comique
draws full houses, and is Of special excellence.
Armstrong and Larkin are immense In their
specialtieE. The patrons Of this place are all ex-
cised about the pugiliStie affair Of next Friday
night, when the accomplished Collins Is 70 have
his glove tight with the World-renowned Taylor.
This Is not to be simply an exhibition Of Bparrng.
but regular '.eet-to, % IN which skilled fighters
are to contend for stic honors. Il promises 70 be
the finest display ever seen In Washington. Fol-
lowing this Prof. Taylor viii have q friendly
sparring match with Mr.. Thomas Young, the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17
NEW ADTERTIsBKBHTs

A furnished residence for sent.
Money 70 loan BY B. II. Warner
B. H. Warner has money to loan.
Fall dry goods 1T T. N. Eaudain's.
Seven hundred dollars are wanted.
Observation-Disclosures rooms for rent.
A small house in Georgetown for rent.
see the card Of Mr.. Stewart O. Fierce
Thos. E. Waggaman has houses for sale.
House No. 1so9 Eighteenth street for rent.
An elegant residences for sale Of exchange.
A red and white buffalo COW has been taken up
astray. ~
F. Fyeund, cOnfeetiOnsr and caterer, NO. 10
Tenth street.
Latiner & cleary win make . sale Thursday,
September -.
]. P. Caulfeld, musical director, viii remove TO
1854 F street northwest.
h. HsWarncr viii sell on Wednesday, septsm-
Der 80, valuable tract ofland.
WI. Wall Co. will sell on Friday, Septem-
Der Is, elegant secondhand furniture
Wash. B. Williams VIZ sell on Friday, Sep
TENDER Il, IN unimproved building lot.
Duncanson Bros viii sell on Friday, September
IS, 3 stock Of notions, dry goods and hosiery.
Proposals. for completing the MeAdam Of the
roadway Of Four-and -a-haf street Southwest
Latiner 4 Cieary viii sell on Tuesday, Sep
TENDER q, valuable improved and unimpr0ved
real estate.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17
VIEW OPFYTyG

Mr.. Freund, the successful and popular caterer,
opened at his saloon and store, No. SO Tenth
street, yesterday, fresh and complete assort-
ment Of confectionery HIS shelves are loaded
with the best and freshest cake, and he Is ct all
times prepared to furnish requisites IN bis line
for weddings, balls and receptions mr.. Freund
proposes special attention 70 ladies and gentle
men ordering oysters. Parties returning from
the theatre viii ind his store and saloon Just the
place 70 get fine oysters. &C.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17
AUCTION SAFE THIS AFTERNOON.

b. H. Warner, real estate broker End auction
Ger, VIII ofer at public suction, this afternoon.
commencing at O'Clock, q large number OF beau
tiiul building lots, and neat tWo-story and man.
sard-roof frame residence, with grounds attached,
at Mount Pleasant, Just beyond Columbia col
leae on the Fourteenth street road. We eall the
attention Of our readers 70 the advertisements h
our auction columns, and advise them to be on
hand as they will have On opportunity to make q
profitable investment put seldom offered. An
omnibus viii be at the terminus OF the Four
teentbstreet railroad and Boundary street to con
Vey them out free Of charge.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17
80 NrH cRrcIan 49, rnP

Armour Dole q Co.'S new elevators [, . near
Halsted and TWenty-seeond streets, was opened
for business yesterday. Il measures S12k1OO feet,
is % feet high, has 30 bins holding 10000 bush
els and floor capacity for 250, 900 bushels making
total capacity Of L $50 900 bushels. One thousand
cords OF masonry form the foundation, and n the
I.OcO.O0o brick The are twenty-five elevators,
with twenty-five Fairbanks 5O0.bushel hopper
sales. The building cost 900, OO0.-ChfcdgO IoaT-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17
DENTISTS.

DENTISTS.
DIR. n. s. BROWN,
- n N p Is - IT,
HIS Massachusetts Avenue, Defueeu
Thfraeeufh and Fourteenfh Streets.
Eull uPper or lower set q Iesth..-.-..'
Tssih extracted By ne ne % pare Gas....-ss.. q 9
Zach additional Toolh, sano dlftlnG ,ssssss.ss..s u
a II KINDS or GENTLEMEN'S CAST
~ of wearing spparel can - sold 20 TIE very best
AZ rufare b. addressing Or calling on JUcIH, So
iS sfrecf, between sixth and Seventh northwest
Notes by mail promptly attended To-. Caah paid.
L; YEAST POWDER,
warranted 70 edua.any nov In use.
Az yoor grocer for "a. and give u trial.
HALE, Shirley q CO..
Mauufhcturcrs,
sep11-st Wrshlngton, d. 9.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17
THE RIscoNsIN RAILRoAp ~.

MnwAUKEE, Sept. ls.lIl n stated In the lead
ing newspapers here that number Of heavy
shippers in this eity and vicinity have kept all
bniS paid Tor freight lince the Potter law went
into effect and now that the Supreme Court has
afhrmed the consitutionslity Of the act they Will
proceed TO sue the companies for the difference
tor nana1tfea
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17
CRIMINAL COURT JUDGE HUAPH
RFTg

This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
Frederick Roth and Michael Fender were sen
fenced to four years each 10 the Albany penlten-
tiary for the robbery Of old inmate OF the Sol
dlersi Home.
Philip Hayes was accepted IS ball for Michael
Hayes. TO be made witness, IN the ease-bnrg-
larg ease, the bail being reduced 70 q, 600.
The case Of Wesley Jourdan, charged v sth man.
slaughter IN Fillirg sandy Dyer, was then taken
up but not concluded. f
The grand jury was discharged for the term
Z.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17
WASHINGTON BBTcK,MAoRzKE cor
P4NT

There has bsen hled IN the once Of the recorder
Of deeds certificate ofincorForation in the ns1ne
81 the Washington Brick-Maehine Company, the
objects Of which company are to manufacture the
brlck-macbine and use II machine and invention
known ss Grahau's 5attnt, No. 20 So, or sell TO
others the rights to m9nufacture or use the same
The following are named ae fncorpofat0rs. John
d. Harkness, john Van RisWick, ". p. Johnston
Charlie + Peek, Charles B. Church. John o.
Evans Lewis Clephaue, q. Z. Kennedy, Pettit
q Dripps. ]. 7. + Hall, l. P. ChIda, J. B.
FfrYaD, h a. willard, ". H. Phillip, Andrew
TTylie, N. Wilson, Jsmes T. BlrD9ur, b 2. Snv-
def Robert i Fleming, q. W. Phillips, On. H.
IIebermau. Walter S. Cox AID John 4. Hanna
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17
- HIRaINLI HlM

ne n dimo1d DI1p1It1 I1nenf3 The decay o.
sttbe yirzinia ham, one ef the most popular
featp-es q the good living Of old Firgiaia before
AZ var. IL vas formerly cured b.f the Accom-
r41afr' --ed fc ne iEmoua Westphalia ham. The
lls11tcf s.aies that an order has BEEN lately re-
rrIfrt j HIchmcnd .o1 d large nrmber Of sold
Tl,ai-lin nauis'' for the most famous restaurant
y Nrvr YORK ThemarEetgof hIchaionl, Pefe-s-
burr and lsoriolk were scl-clr Z "a VEN iqf le4l
lIHrr we're n5t 70 BE- E11. Me1 Wfo iolllafil
en-. a e1eat deal ci bacon have nov not 2 pcl1a
s. $500 <Ltl1 r-d tcr1 tlat c.1-e arc re-
F. lIrf r. ~ ihtir llFaE by q most z erifIu
md flIfla dread tls sE 81 re11f
Ihn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17
pEIpLY ENCoUNTER.

SALT LAKE CRY, Sept. l0.-At Beaver, Utah,
James Hedges ard Thomas Golden had q dispute
about mining suit yesterday afternoon. when
Golden shot Hedges with shot-grn. Hedges
then fired three shots ct Golden with . revolver,
two Of them taking effect. Golden died last
night and Hedges "a IN a critical eonditlon.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17
CITY3IFEMs.
AMOR VERY WELL. y

A feeling Of vague bodily discomfort. which
does not amount 20 positive Illness Gnd yet is in
compatible with health, Is often aptlV described
BY the phrase, mot very we'll" This feeling
usually a-ises from q deficiency OF the nervous
power which Is required to keen the vital ma
ebineFy IN vigorous and heaithfal operation.
Nervous WeakBess has too frequently turned cat
to be the prelude OF some serious malady 70 admit
Of any doubt IN the matter. Inactivity Of the
bodily functions as surely be5ets their derange-
ment as cause precedes effect. i
II ie therefore absolutely essential for the
Dreserfaton Of health. perhaps Of life ITSELF that
mis- waning should Be proniytly Needed. The
case does Dot admit OF delay. Reyitalize the sys-
TEN at once and edectually with Hostetter's Bit
ters-that peerless Inv ig0rant which, by inidsing
neWhealth and strength inio the system, protects
It against disease more surely than ever knight OF
old was projected BY amor Of proof against the
foe. u '.-ft-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17

Mr.. L. A. Gobright, the able chief Of the AssO-
ciated Press bureau IN this city, has preferred
charges Of attempt az bribery against the Rev.
Mr.. ChenouIth. the superintendent and disburs-
ing ofieer OF The Post once DEPARTMENT. Hr.
Cob Is 1t presents q strong CAGE Tor MI eWells
action, and much anxiety Is manifested IS to the
result OF the investiqatlon
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17
PRoF. JOHE z. TAYLoR'g FEATs.

In the interview with Professor Taylor, pub
Iished yesterday, omission Was made Of one ortWo
events which ought to be mentioned. In 1sss he
fought Frank Vincent, the Manchester pet for
600 side, winning the battle in fifteen minutes
He was the second Of Yankee SulllYanin his fight
with Andy sheehhn, where Mr.. Charles g. God
frey was referee. In hght with Tom Bishop,
whom he whipped IN twenty minutes, he was see
onded BY Tom Lane, brother Of the celebrated
Hammer Lane, WhOoDce fought Yankee Sullivan
and whipped Johnny Walker. In 1855 Professor
Taylor ran q race at Cambridge, Mass The race
was for halfa mile. He did tin two minutes and
eight seconds, and he walked the last hfty yards
This race was open to all halfmile runners. He
also ran on the New Haven track the same year
q quarter Of q mile IN Anyone seconds.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17

LATEST DESIGNS.
BODY HIf1FsEIs. IanEsH2N nRf ssE I. s,
IHA1H.tI tHtaE|e.
Aftae
o. o. p. CARPET aouzE.
seI-IH S.tsnInI i.II|.ar / ana i alr,sts.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17
SECOND dsor 10 5 atreet northres!

DoOLKY's YEAST PowDER is the cheapest, bu
not the lowest priced, 3a1ng Powder. Eleganl
Biscuits, Rolls, ks, prepared IN Few minutes.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17

Can and examine the ere ana burrlar-proof
wants Of the safe DEPOSIT Company. corner OF
keeping Of securities, jewels, siirerWaro ~ other
vEluables- Rents, from ten to slxty dolIar5 Der
annuIn, accordng % Size. No business man can
Afford 70 do without them.
Toterorniaq fron ne c1fcago an5 Bost1a area
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