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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-18
DYEING AND SECURING.

WE HAVE BEEN DYEING FOR THIS
e0""i FoHr sse rTHifaiiE!s! Y siE shs s..s
and we are still willing, and hope be wen pre-
pared TO do 50 In the future ever have In the
past. Thankful for past favors, we appeal to onr
friends and the community 20 show their apprecia-
ton by sending their work TO -
W. II. WMEATLEY,B
Prcmium Steam Dye Works, where all kinds of
Securing and Dyclny 10 done promptly, and In the
AJEFFERsON STREET.
febll-0 0eorSetown, u. c.
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GEORGE Y. sTICKNEY; 1.sss''
PY DUNCANSON, BOWLING q CO.,
- Auctioneers, Corner Ninth and d streets
= uorthwest.
SAtH Sg tGE

TRTEsTrEEyS sAtE Sg yALTA1 aytx H1T
By virtue Of deed Of trust to me, dated the 18th
q q SaI yps Y o1 e ss tGS
ofCol1mbia, and BY direction Of the psrty secured
RsSs =
being 9: Il
and defIgpated on 8aats q said city e the west
hundred and nty-six. Izss, eOiamencing st point
street and Pennsylvania avenue and fronting TWEEN
ty-io1r feee two inches on . strect,b ninety-ave
feet three Inches Depth.
dterma Of ale to 3 800 nnown on re ~ 70
right to resell 1t the sk and OF defhulting pIr-
chaser, sfter Advertising W come Newspaper OF sne
ei ep p q 70 required . soon ne property
- SuNGxNsON, DOWLINa CO..
rfHH ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED 10
TUESDAY, February Z MA same hour ana place.
?, order 'ei h6 ssscc'xsisssos DowLIxe 4 Co.
r1Hr AsovH sALE, l Il ,seosssyTYroHEp. ON
tee - III DdGfSScAXs6S, bovine 4 CO..
Hesso -z8 - Aesuoeeers.
~ THE APOvE SALE - .lURTHER POST
rONED UNTIL TUESDAY,, fcbrasry u, sane
hour and p'iSsGeiN ~ SsSss Il ~ sTy,sss CO.
tes-so ati ~ 81 Auctioueers.
~ THE ABOyE. SALE Is FURTRER PosT.
posed 70 THuRSuAY, 18th u February, lsst, si,ae
fsbr-dxds Trustee,
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7. EDW. CLARK. T. B. CROSS. JR
7. EDW. CLARK E.. CO.,
DEALERSIN
LUMBER, WOOD AND COAL,
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
MOULDINGs, &C., re.
Central Office, Cos Louisiana avenue.
Wharf, Depot and Flaming Mil foot Of Fourth
street east.
ard-F0urteenth and B streets n. W. iyn-tf
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RY Z. Men. TIMONEY d co.
- Real Estate Brokers and Aucuooeers,
No. "a street, under Second Natiooal Bank.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF THIRTY-NINE VOL
UMES LEDG ER-BOUND ABSTRAGT BOOKS,
ESTATE IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
BY virtue Of two SEPARATE deeds Of trust, the one
vided one half part Of the books known IS the Alb.
stract Books, containing abstract Of title to AL
consisting Of thirtynine volumes Of large ledger
bound books, >, and executed by RinaldoG. Daniels
TO George w. Baiioch, secure the payment Of the
sum OF two thousand six hundred and fourteen dol
lars and ftysix cents; and the other bearing date
July u, 1870, and covering the remaining one undi
yided one half part Of said books, and executed by
Daniel g. Jones to Clark Fisher to secure the pay
lars, shall, At II m, Of SATURDAY, the 2lst day
OF February instant, At No. az Fifth street north
west, proceed to sell the above-describcs thirty.
nine volumes Of Ledger-bound Books, esch one
Terms cash. g. W. BALLoCH, ,r--,..
CLARK FISHER, Aies'ee''
E. Mob. TlMONEY CO.,
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DRESS MAKING.

] DRESS MAKING.
Miss 8. ". DAVIS, -
DIR Asa M "a * n RS
ma 90 FIFTH STREET, I'd -. 80
ION. I'll Wine OF the f-street ears.) az
Agent fSr q. T. Taylor's Patterns, and teacher Of
his system for cut ING garments. = = .
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jass-wraAd. &. " ". i1soSWaiNsAN, Trustees.
PY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auetion,rs,
- No. loo1, northwest eornerTenth and d streets.
TRUSTEES PUBLIC SALE OF VERY DE-
SIRABLE IMPROyED REAL ESTATE IN


By virtue Of deed OF trust, dated November L.
A D: 1857, spd duly recorded in L1ber Z 4, No.
~ folio S &C., ofthe land records for Washington
comfy D. C., and BY the written direction OF the
party secured thereby, we will sell, St public
ton in front Of the premises At 4:O O'Clock p. M,
ion AONDAY, the "a day Of March, A: ID. 1874, the
following described real estate in the city Of WASH
ington, d: C., being part OF LOT nsmbered I've,
(o.ein square numbered four hundred and eighty
one l4s,) beginning for the same at point on the
th o. street west twenty SDe feet south from
theme SOUTH along said street. eighties (isl feel
and nine (9) inches; thence easOHdnety.three GSal
feet snd four and half t4<l inches; thence soSfh
west to said street and the place OF bcsnsisE, To-
geter with ali the improvements thcrcua, consist
Ing OF . comfortable Dwelling-house and premises.
Terns Of sale: One third In cash. Of which one bum
payments to be made in Ex, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest from day OF sale, and secured
by deed trust and insurance tho satisfaction or
trustees; terms Of sale to Be fully complied with
trustees reserve the right to resell the property AZ
ter one weeks notice, at the cost and risk OF the
first purchaser. All c0nveyancing at purchasers
cost. WIN. II. WARD, Sr-v.,.,
fe7-S&W3w&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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WOOD AND COAL.
WOOD AND COAL.

WOOD AND COAL. WOOD AND COAL.
We have on hand choice lot of the celebrated
Lykcns Valley, Egg and Stove size; also, other
qualities of Red and White Ash Coal Delivered to
all parts Of the city ut lowest rates.
TH0S. W. RILEY & SONS,
Once 3n4 Ninth street, ono door north Of Pennsyi-
rania avenue.
Depot and yard, Rilcy's wharves, foot Eleventh
and Twelfth streets southwest. Jams
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PROPOSALS.
UNITED STATES CoURI-HoUsE AND)

.ROPOSALS FOR MARBLE WORK FOR
UNITED STATES COURT-HOUSE AND
POST OFFICE, NEW YORK CITY.
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PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING.
UNITED STATES EEerH.rn oyy1c., j

Chief G. g.. Dent. Cal. febl0
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-18

containing Cards OF FIrst-Class Estab'
ushments fn All branches Of Bush
ness I'm the District.
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Rx e.; sMEEE: ~
sl1 SeveHthSeFeet, opp. UnitedbSates Patent Onee:
sStE 81 IP9yrR AIR uS

rR6vEDS f Fko 81 kF1Y q 4HS Us
BY virtss q deed or trust d us. lated JSiy n.
4: D. lsza, and d.!y recorded n LibsIN o. rs folio
!ssrs6y. ne WIN :sll q ".ble .setise, IN nont Of
DAY. febrsayy 70, a; u. Is7A a Q O'Clock p. m,
AZ that piece OF parcel Of Grcsndi lying and being
Part % lot nunbsied forty.one, lH,l square Ave
hundred and two, (cll having fbs1s e twenty
(loll fest eleven IN inches.
Also, atl 10 O'Clock D. M, in front q the prem.
ises, part Of lot numbered eleven, GIL in subdi-
vision Of square Numbered seven hundred and forty
three, (7S1,) having . front on south u street OF
twenty-five (15) feet, with depth Of one hundred
Q00) feet, Improved BY aone-st0fy FRAN Z HOUSE.
Terms Of sale, prescribed by the deed Of trust,
will be made known ut time OF sale. 4 deposit OF
one hundred dollars will be required stttne Of sale.
GEO. W. sTiCKNEY, {Tfussees
Seb7-sTuTh&ds Z. j. SWEET, Act.
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|RY DUNCANsON. BOWLING Il CO.,
~ Aucttoneers, southeast corner Of Ninth and d
streets northwest.
E46 IL g sodTH sTAEsF Gw oHfi

1oL Hill. w SooTh A SfhEEF' CAPT.
and wifs dated August ,, III, 80 daiy ree Sr
IA liser No o. fDlSI. q; seq. or tse i.nd records
OF the Df9er1ct Of Columbia, viii sell at public
auctioA In noT ef the premises, ON sxIUR6AY,
the 1th day Of rstEgary t4 Al O'clock m.
square Ne. 100, In me city Of Washington, d. G..
the process Of safe 70 be spilled, 80 hr1 neees-
upon the properly, bi.g held By the sans parties.
Lots NO. B ~ and ~ Gonting on South street,
are improved by subStsUtial brick dwellings, three.
story front, With back s.ildings. The hosies sre
Terms Of sale; One folsfSh cash, and the balance
ct six, twelve md elghteen months, for whieh'the
notes OF the purchaser, with interest at ten per
centum Per annun, payable semi-annually, and Sc
cured on the property sold, will be taken. A de-
posit Of $50 will Be required each lot at the tise
Of sale. 1.-THE terms Of sale sTe not compiled wiki
in i've days the trustees the right to resell
the property, Eve days notice by advertisements
In the Evensng Star 1t the risk and OF tho de-
80. 49,. i. g; DAVE lrru,,.e.
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AUCTION SALES.


RY0REEN q WILLIAyES, A1efIo.ee--
- o.iool northwest corner Tenth and D strecsS
Thirty TO FORTY THOUSAND FEET OF
LUMBER AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY,. March = 1s74, at O'Clock p. M,
We shall SELL 1t No. l312 Eleventh street southeast
from thirty to forty thousand feet Of lumber used
In the manu- Escture Of wood block pavement.
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AUCTION SALES.
TRysTEEs, SALE Of EIRsr.cLAss DWELL

RY DUNCAN80H, BOWLING = CO..
- Auctioneers, southeast corner Of Ninth and d
streets nofthveSt. -
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DENTISTS.

b. FOSTER. N. D.. FOR
sairy ysa Dental rsaesitSnsr n Pna y ,.
plofession as No. M keu York avenue.
Deautlfal sets 81 teeth ON plattna, gold I'D ofneR
materials on the most reasonable terms. no&'sf
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~ THE ABOVE SALE Is FuRTHER rosT.
hour and place, ". L. HE'LL,
febh-dxh TrVsiec,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-18

until TUESDAY, March . 1871, at p. m, same
place. WIN. PIERCE BELL, Trustee.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-18
RI DUNCANSON, BOWLING . CO.,
- Auetioneery, southeast corner Ninth and D
49, streets northwest.

So streets northwest.
TRUSTEES BALE OF VACANT LOT NEAR
rvmnr.. CITY HALL.
~ ,,y puzzle: e TEIDR he ssS q fssss.ry,
ticr y osiock. p m, The vacant lot at the juno
Gs skhty-h feet ON street. eiehty-on feet one
nch h % lnG.sne svenus and thirfy-hve feet eight
Terms: One half essh, residue IN six and twelve
deed Of trust deposit Of Sioo required Il time or
sale. Conyeyancing q RGreha,er,s cost.
Trustee Of Baldwin Brothers.
OUNCANSON, BOWLING CO.,
felt CStaT copyJ Auctionerrs,
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~ ~. SCOTT, DKNT18T,
We No. "a PennsylvanIA avenue, hetween Ninth
ana TeSth streets(over Teel's.l kitrons oxide gas
especially. Terms moderate oc9-Ey
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~ TIE APovE SALE Is IURrHER POST
rONED UNTIL TUESDAY,, fchruary u, sane
hour and place: By order u The trv.tes.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-18

SrTHH ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONEn~ ON
aecoust e tiIs wcailacr, to thu RSDAY, Tc6suary
~. ..af fssc Az R'ssb Il fiSs "a s'
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GEO. FRANCIS, rs eth street; Cutlery; Plated
Ware, Housekeeping articles. and Notions.
INSURANCE OFFICES.
NATIONAL METROPOLITAN FIRE INSURANCE Co.
Of the District Of Columbia, s0s54 Penna. ave.,
THS ARLisGToN FIRE INSURANCE Co.. 14.a G
street n. w, near 18th street.
GERMAN AN. FIRE INs. Co., Law Building, 9Th st.
INSTRUMENT MAKERS.
C.FISCHEH, Surg. Instruments, Trusses, ca It'll st.
IRON FOUNDRY.
OAUGHToN CuRTIN, cor. 18th and streets, fold
Glass W9rks; &c, Gastings Of AZ descriptions
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Ed. KLoPFEn. e2 La. ave. Also, Notary Public.
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGY.
LOVES. Sill Market Space, and so Penna. avenue
LINE, CEMENT. PLASTER, &c.
A. W. KIRK Co, .6 10th st., bet. c and La. av.
LITHOCRAPlIERs.
NokRIs PETEnsi 80 Pa. ave-, near ~ st. Pho
IL. ENTwisTLE& Co, cor. eth ST. and La ave.
LIVERY STABLES.
w S ana nRs i Close
livery stables, Wilard's hotel stables.
N oSp S fS ana sifs s near
WASH. NAILoR, LIE L ST., opp. National Theatre.
LUMBER YARDS.
EATH'L b. FUGITT, 18th street and ONO avenue
soHN ". SMILES, sis MI. are, bet: Sd AMI ~ SIS.
southwest, Dealer In all kinds Of LEmtcr.
MARBLE WORKS.
7. TCUMEY, Washington steam Marble and Slate
Works, 1872 st., near Republican building.
DETERMINATIONS
DEyLIN Co., tof n. l.,) 1Ics Il ST., near 18th.
MILK DEPOTS.
COLLINS MILK AND PRODUCE House, 5e3 10th st.
MINERAL WATERS.
PALMER GREEN, col. Cry and Green sts., 6rorge-
town; Soda " ater in Steel Fountains specially.
MODEL MAKERS.
u. OPpERMAN, Os3G street, near It'll.
MUSIC STORES.
JOHN +. ELLIS Co.. 9J Pa. av., near 10th st.
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
cor La. and 9Th Ut. Also, Justice.
OPTICIANS.
II. Ii. HENfLEH. 453 Pa. av., cor. st.
PAINTEkS.
CHARLES AKMoR, sos d St.. near 9th. Plain and
ornamental painting in the best style Of the art.
Fancy signs In gold letter and colors speciality.
Orders filed with dispatch at low rates.
ave.: House. Sign and Ornamental Painting.
PAINTS. OILS. GLASS, re.
GEO. RrNKAL. JR., GO St., bet. 9Th and 7th,
Dealer In all kinds OF paints, oils, glass, putty,
lamps brushes, &c. Also, always on hand .
fullline of artists materials. Orders from city
or country promptly attended to.
PAPER HAEGEBS, &c.
DOUGLASS MOORE, 300 9Th st., bet. ID and Pa. are,
Practical sper-Hangcr and Ipholstcrcr. Wall
pstyers window shades, carpets, oil cloths, 4e.
a III orders for work IN either branch Of the trade
PAPER WAREMOUsES.
F1Frt,uER TAYLOR, Sis 9Th st., bet: Z and 2;
Straw, Board, Wrapping Papers. Paper Bags.
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'a'i'' ~ " WiILfAM sTiCkSEY, sr.,.,..,
eEORGE II. PLANT.
feb7.3TuThAda Ut. COLDWELL.Sa Salesman.
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j. +. KELLY, AuctI0neef,
fe11-W,F,M&ds CStarl
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THE CHURCH TROUBLE IN NEWARK.

The trouble IN Grace church, Newark, the cause
Of which, as previously recorded in the HERALD, is
that highly respectable minority OF the congre-
CATION are utterly opposed to the High church,
rltualstic tendencies OF the ruling powers in it's
membership especially the lighting OF tall candles
on the altar during the eucnar.stic solem-
nifty, DroKe out in earnest yesterday at
the annual election for church wardens
vestymen, nc. There was a SPIRITED contest and
IL large vote brought out. but tic '.ilgh Cnurcho
party carried the day by a very decided majority.
the High Churchn ticket, the successful one,
was as follows observation-disclosures Garthwaite,
Henry Hays Nesry-H. G. Darcy, j. u. Ward. :.
). Tiffany, L. &. Drake, A. G.. Newman, X. NJ. Hyde,
Il. NJ. stillman. Delegates TO Conventional. q.
Garthwaite, II. q. Darcy, j. j. spur. Sup
Elemental Delegates-G. IL. Mott, A. M. HOl-
brook, II. w. stevens. The opposition or anti
candle ticket was as follows :-Warden--Josepn
II. haynes. Vestry-John A. clifford, John v. Cox,
John >, Clark. Francis ID. Clark, Francis n. w.
Corwin. Delegates to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wander
pool, John y. Cox. supplement tai Dcegates--Le Wis
NJ Stlilnan Charles +. Ives some OF these genie
men left another church in Newark because OF the
high ritual practices
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Tweed legislature even intended to deprive
the President OF the German Society Of
his former rights. The protest OF the Ger
man press and Of many influential ,S ca,.a and
nation Of this outrage, ana even succeeded
In retaining men whose dismissal would nave
been detrimental to the pubic service. inc
great reform movement OF 1871 and 1872 made
ITS beneficial influence felt in the Commission.
Political influence no longer secured The Hons
share OF the patronage. The Commission might
have labored tremendously II II had not been ior
the attempt OF certain parties 20 make ihe
Commission mere appendix 10 one OF
the many religions sects. This religious
strife caused great and many disturb.
course, were made to suffer. 1t was then that the
German commissioners petitiOned the Legislature
to restore the old Commission. An act accom-
plishing this purpose was introduced; but In the
eleventh hour, through bribery, a clause was an
neXed TO the bill which, in fact, stripped the Presl-
dents OF the German and Irish Emigration Socte-
ties OF all authority and power to influence
the Officla laD0rs Of the Commission. They were
charge OF subOrdinates; the right to vote on all
such motions was denied them. The author OF
TINS clause, himself formerly member OF
the Commission, knew well that the repre-
sentative OF the German suclety would never
stOop to cast his vote in the interest oI
parties or 20 subsist their benefciares II was
men free from party obligations. This hope proved
deusive With lew exceptions the nominees
were tools OF certain cliques, whose stupidity
more than once caused the loss OF power to the
party they were affiliated with. The new Commits
sion became u political machine and was run in
the interests OF the despicabe Know Nothing
party.
Speeches were afterwards delivered by Mr.. Os-
waid Ottendorier and otper prominent Germans.
An open air meeting was held, which was very
largely attended, and irom the tribunes erected In
the square the popnlace was addressed 10y sew eral
Wen known representatives OF German working
men societies.
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PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

The repeal OF section 81 OF the bylaws OF the
Exchange, and the substitution OF another, giving
the members power TO make any alteration or
amendment to the bylaws in the future, by a
majority vote by ballot. alter approval by two
.hlrds or the Board oil Managers, was submitted TO
a large meeting yesterday. Although some opposi-
ton was developed the new bylaw was passed by
large vote.
The delegation from the New York Produce EX-
change 10 oppose the Canal Funding bill appeared
before the LEGISLATURE last week aud arranged Tor
a joint nearing OF themselves ana the Chamber OF
Commerce lor Wednesday vi his week, at which
time Mr. William H. Evarts VIII make ms argti-
ment against the proposed amendment.
The delegation rom the Produce EXCHANGE con-
siAts 81 Messrs H. j. n. stark, Lewis Roberts, A. y.
orr a. :. JeweB l.. Jewell, l.. Hazeltine Jr., r. d.
Mouiton, y. r. Bdker, William II. Philips benjamin
o. Bogert, a. r. Gray Charles Spear. n. NJ. Redua,
): > White aud A. +. Masters, who will proceed 10
Albany ia a body to-day.
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STREET CLEANING.

Reports were received by Inspector Thorne yes
terday from all the police captains, saying that the
streets were in cleany, good condition except
the following Fifteenth and Eighteenth Streets
IRON First avenue to avenue a; sixteenth street.
rom First avenue TO avenue -; Twenty fourth
street, from Lexington avenue to Third avenue.
Tenth avenue, rom 1IIst street 10 I5lst street,
was pronounced IN dangerous condition by the
Captain OF the Thlrty-second precinct Albany,
Motifs, Thames, Gear and Monroe streets were
all reported filthy, IN consequence OF the DIRT not
and garbage were neglected In Greenwich street.
The Captain OF the Thirfy-nrst precinct reported
that the streets In his district were as clean as
could be expected, considering the detective pave
ments.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-07
LARGE FIRE AT RINGWooD, N. J.

On sunday morning the large store belonging TO
hessrs. Cooper Hewitt, ang connected with the
Hngwood Iron Mines, was destroyed by fire. The
flames were first discovered about three O'Clock In
the morning, but had attained TOO great head
way to be stopped. In the upper part OF the build
ing was about 100 lbs. of giant powder. which
everybody thought would explode; but to their
surprise u dd not only burning slowly and with
apparently an intense heat. fne hall above the
store was used AZ church The total loss il
estimated al $4,000 Op which there ~ said 10 be
no insurance, The ire Is believed 10 have been
the WORK Of IN inccndary.
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PSI UPSILON SOCIETY.

The forty-hrst annual convention OF the Psi
Epsilon fraternity VIII be held with the Lambda
chapter, Columbia College, on Tuesday and
Wednesday. The usual dinner viii be gwen as
Delinonicos on the evening OF the SIN inst. Tie
society Is one oil the Oldest oi the College secret
societies, having large number of resId snt mem
befs prominent IN professional and mercantile
circes. The dinner promises 10 be Exceptionally
agreeable. Members may procure tickets from Il,
A. Brown, No. 80 Liberty street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-07
FOUND DEAD IN HIS CELL.

An unknown man was locked up in the West
chester county jail Tor vagrancy last Saturday
evening, and was found dead IN his cell on the fol
lowing morning. Deceased was about six ieet IN
height and was decenty dressed, prominent
feature OF his attire being red velvet yes', cut u
the Old continental fashion. When arrested he
refused to give hts name, saying that he had some
trouble with his relatives in New York. cor
oner's Jnry yesterday rendered verdict Of death
rom exposure, superinduced by mental dcrange-
mpnf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-07

The near approach OF the time fixed for the in
auguratlon OF the Louisiana Jockey Club spring
Meeting, saturday, April Ii, shows general
awakening o interest among patrons OF turf
sports, not only in New Orleans but throughout
the whole Southern and western country. me
entries IN the fixed events are largely In excess OF
what has ever been shown at any Southern meet
ing, while the horses VIII bear comparison with
those that have run 10 previous years. There will
be six days racing, with three races eacn day Tor
q total OF purses and stakes apgregatng $4,000.
Among the prominent events win be the Pickwick
Stake for threey aarolds, with thlrty-tw0 entries;
the Louisiana stake Tor louryear-olds,, with ei9h-
teen entries and the Fortuna stake for three-year.
Olds, with thirty-two entries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-07

A LARGE MORTGAGE IN JERSEY.

The largest mortgage ever put record in
Passaic county was recorded in the Clerks office
yesterday morning. 1t was the consolidated mort
gage Of the Erie Railway to the Farmers and
York. 10 secure the payment OF S30.Uo00O0 it Is
recorded in every county along the line OF tie
rund
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HORSE NOTES.

The grounds known as the Goshen Driving Park,
recently purchased by James Galway, have been
resod TO Dr. Il. A. Pooler, OF this city, for $4,000
spring meeting VIII be neld on the 2oth 2lst and
22d OF May for which liberal purses Will be offered.
Entries will close Monday, May H. The pro-
gramme will appear in a Jew days.
The following bets have been taken at the Amer
ican Jockey Cluo rooms since our last publication
Of the state OF tine odds on the coming events -
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sunday, March 70, by the Rev. Thomas q. Osborn,
WILLIAM M. BosTwfok, OF New York city, to ELLA
A. SCOFlELD, of Stamford Conn.
DuNE-MAGuIRE-On sunday evening, April 5,
by Rev. +. McGOvern, paster OF ST. Mary's church,
Bergen Point, N D., AUGUSTUS DUNN to CECILIA
MAGUIRE.
ER-VANsTINBURGH.-On Thursday evening.
April 2, by the Rev. ,. ID. Burcnard, ID. d., WILLIAM
H. HEwER to MARY ELIZABETH daughter OF Abram
Vanstinburgh, both OF this city.
MAY-SPENcER.-on Tuesday, March 81, at the
residence OF the BRIDES mother, by the Rev. J. ID.
Vale, WILLIAM +. MAY TO GUsslE, daughter OF the
late William Spencer. No cards.
SUFFER- -MAYNARD.-OD sunday, April s. 1874. at
the residence OF the BRIDES mother, White Plains,
n ", by the Rev. @. M. Chloe. Mr.. JOHN SUrER OF
New York city and Miss CORNELIA II. MAYNARD, for
merry OF Bunalo. n. Y. No cards.
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PFLAUG-FRANKEL.-0n Sunday, April 5, Mr.. N.
PrLAuM. OF Port Jervis, 10 Miss ROsAITE FRANKEL,
Of this city. No cards.