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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-23
CITY TENS
GENTS Broadway aud SIN Ayenue Suk Es,s
at SIS and S., at "LEwTs,o


MEMS AND BOYS SON and STIFF
great varsity and low price- p.S go . ~ -
School Hats, Al, st a. boys' eASeiisu'
Ik~- @-
---~E VARIETY or GOoDs for order gar
rrents.
Ready made garments IN profuslCn and per-
fiction
Novelties IN Neckwear. Gloves. g..
Canton Flannel, Wool Flannel, Knit Wool
and Merino Underwear
Try the perfectly fitting Shirts; Printed Per-
Gale, Cheviot and White
81 One Price Only.
GEO. Q. HENSIEe, No. 40 Tth street.
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Contractors, Association.

BANKING PIRN WILLING TO TAKR half
sILLioE DOLLARS or DISTRICT skcURITIEs-
REPORTKD IMPORTS To DIP RECIATK VALUES.
meeting OF the Contractors' Association
was held last night; the president, Mr.. Joseph
Williams, in the chair, and Henry Him6er sec
Mr. Finley, from the finance committee, stated
that he bsd received proposal in writing from
one OF the largest and most responsible banking
firms in the United States 10 take hall million
Of their securities at T2H cents.
Mr.. HimbeT moved that the consideration of
the subject be postponed for the present. He
thought they should get at least so, and should
not accept the offer TOO hastily.
Mr.. Finley stated that an effort had been
made yesterday by two of our Washington bro
kers TO depreciate the value Of the District
bonds. A sale had been reported to have been
msde between a stock iobber peter CampbeI)
and Nourss & Middleton AZ 60 cents. He did
not hesitate 10 say that in his opinion IL was a
bogus sale.
AN COMPLIMENTARY AILUs1oE.
The chair remarked that there was not brains
enough among the brokers of this city, 50 called
TO dePreciate the value OF District certificates
and bonds. These brokers, for the most part.
bad gained their standing, such as it was,
through the necessities of contractors, and tn ey
now seek TO iBjure them by this weak subter-
fuge. They should be totally ignored by the
Contractors Association and regarded with
contempt by the public Had IL net been for
the Blumenberg's, AIoTse's and Middlst1a's he
contractors would be much better of to day
thar they are.
After general expression Of sentiments OF
this matter the motion of Mr.. Himber, to post
pOBe action one week, was adopted.
The subject of the opinion of the Attorney
General upon the interest on csrtin ,atss wa
fully discussed. quite a diversity OF view being
gwen, and, on motion of Mr.. O'Hsre, the
finance committee were directed to procure the
opinion Of competent legal gentleman As 20
whether the certificates of the board Of audit
bear equal Interest witS those issued by the aui-
itor Of the Board of Public Works.
Mir. Lucas called the attention of the members
10 the fact that the Legs alive Assembly hal
passed bill appTopriatiDg 800 000 to reimburse
the Board of Public WORKS for losses sustained
in negotiating the fOGr million loan; he though
the contractors should BE- reimbursed for their
losses In negotiating the District securities held
by them, and he advocated the project OF memo
railing Congress for relief. They are now called
upon 20 exchange their board OF audit certiti-
Gates, sewer bonds, &c, which bear six and
eight per cent. interest. for the new bonds,
which bear bat 3 IS ser cent interest.
y full discussion was entered igtO "a to the
advisability Of converting their paper into
bonds, and the general belief was expressed that
they shOuld decline to do it.
Dir. Birch advised the contractors not to take
the bonds Of the Sinking Fund Commission
unless at the market vaIue.
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Tom SCOTT EMPLOYEES OyRRHAUrpn -ThA
management OF the ennsyIvania rail road com.
pany has recently Issued an order bearing the
official signature Of Thomas A. colt, presI-
dent. to every person employed by the com
psny, in any capacity whatever. IL sets forth
mat the company pays fair compenss alton for
me time and services or its employees, and In
return demands that they shall devote their en-
tire attention to the duties OF their respecti We
positions; that they are not TO act In any execu-
tive or other capacity in or for any other cor
poTstiOn, or to give their labor to any other ar m
or business that they are not TO be interested in
sny way, directly or indirectly, in the supplies
CT business Of the road. and that all emoiumeuts
and protits accruing from such employment
or interest belong naturally 10 the Company, not
10 employees, and are to be turned into the
treasury OF the railroad.
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S2.25 PoR oER-QUARTRR BsL SACK OF weIch's
Best Family Flour, at W. j. RRDsTRAKz'R
Cheap Cssh Grocery and Flour Store, corner of
9th st. and New York avenue u. w. 1911:
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F1NR Gents Furnishing Goods, at Hollauder
Bros. 10 ~ I.
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ANTsEMESTs--A large and appreciate au-
Cience greeted the famous comic opera com
pany OF Mrs. Oates At EOTd's Opera House last
evening in their fayOrite role OF 1.-The Grand
Duchess" Tonight Mrs Oates will have a
farewell benefit, and she has selected an oDers-
The Daughter OF the Reg ment," which will
he sure to draw q crowded house.
The popular prOtean &C 'reSs, Miss Ella Wes-
rer. continues . draw crowded houses az the
National Iheatsr. Tonight Miss Wesner has
her farewell hcrert.
A the and varied programme will be pre-.
sfHted At the 1keater COuidue tonight
Among other attractions there Will be "Ihe
Spectre Bridegroom, "kuSsed be Kznaan !"
and the sensational piece OF Round the
Block"
The opening lecture OF the second annual
course OF the Congregational Church viii be
delivered AZ the church this evening by John B.
Cough on his new subject "SOciai Responsi-
bility-" TIE reputation Of SIR. Cough as a lee
tureT - world wide, and rare treat NAV he
expected by all who are 90 fortunate as TO secure
seats.
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UOpHa RUrrnNo q,

EXTRA LARGE SIZE Underwear, at Hollsnier
Bros. 1O1t1.
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a Foot HARDY ADvkNTURE-E0 TIFig1s of
Mr.. Paul Boy1t0H.-lt Is now more than a week
since Mr.. Paul BoyDton sailed from New YORK
in a transatlantic steamer. 1t was his purpose
10 put on q neat suit of India rubber Clothing
inflated with air, and to leap overheard when
three hundred miles from land. Ifhe adhered
20 his resolution, and not 10 his ship, he has
been floating about in the Atlantic for the last
week. There is no dOnbt that his life preserV-
ing garments would keep him on the surface of
the water an indefinite time, and a. he w.s
70 take ten days provisions with him il Is bare
ly possible that he lie still alive. Still, few men
could be continuously soaked for ten davs with
out having their vitality soaked out OF them
and IL lseXceediBgly improbable that Nr. BOyn-
ton IL so constituted 70 be able TO he so large
~ diluted with water and yet preserve strength
enough TO retain his hold on life. He is doubt
less still floating on the uneasy waves of the At
lauuc, a CHASTITY corpse, aud disappointing the
sangUine expectations of the company whose
life pFeseTveEs lie attempted 10 adTertise.-N
I. RspuJ{ic, 22d.
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Georgetown Advertisement.

TRT THE ELASTIC TRUss, 235 Pennsylvania
avenue. 2,5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-23

THs LATE RACE AT BRIGHTwooD.-It will
be recoli%cted that In the race at BrightsOod
an appeal Vas entered from the decision OF Il Q
in ICES awarding the third heat to VIM. Penn
for ale ped bad conduct on the part OF Lady
Pa.ter on. Yesterday the owner Of the mare,
Mr.. Os den, wfthGveg the appeal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-23

"DowE IN THE CANE BRAKE.n-The lstast
SoVlces from the cane growers OF Lo lsians
,Low an 9nccmmonly large yield OF cane per
hfrs, and greater proportion of sacharrine
d after than usual The prospects now are ,ooS
the production Of the Iargest crop of ssSsr
lat has been made in Louisiana since 1851
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-23
b. 8ILvERBHRG,
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR sToRl,
oci2O-n 31s TrH En-. MAI PENNSYLVANIA Av.
Two THE LADIES OF wAsHIs6

An whe desire to procure the services Of thor
DkTse AND CLOAK MAKEB,
viii nd Il TO their advantage 20 call ct 314 18Th
able patterns kept, and perfect 1T guar All
work finished In Q manner 20 suit the most fse-
tidious. octzl-1ws
i 0RGANiSr ST JOHNS PARIsH.
Teacher Of PLANO, ORGAN, 30. Post Once
y II SIS, oo1-lu
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EXPLOSION OF A STEAMBOAT-N0 One 70
Blame, butG Lille Race may hare Contributed 10
The CdtdStTCphe. "A dispatch from Windsor, Oat ,
dated yesterday says tie steamer City OF Brook
Ign, the property Of the Northern Transports
ton Company, exploded her boiler when oopo-
afternoon, killing fifteen persons and seriously
WOunciDg several others. The BROOKLYN was
shattered 70 pieces. Five of the passengers AMI
eight OF the crew are known to be killed. The
names OF the passengers cannot be ascertaiueu
as the steamboat books are in the sunkea wreck
The City OF Brooklyn had miscellaneous cargo
and was herself valued At S25 OTO. Some of the
injured passengers say the boat was racing with
the propeller Cuba, and that she was Carving
a tremendous head of steam when the casas
uOphe occurred. Captain Brown attributes
the explosion to low water in the boiler. The
explosion tore her apart, sinking her almost in
stantly. Nothing but her pilot-house remains
above water. A tug sent to the scene of the
disaster at O'Clock returned at O'Clock, not
bringing any more people. None of the dead
bodies have as yet been recovered.
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COndeD~etI locals.

TIE tax receipts by Collector Cook, yesterday
smGEutEd 20 81 eco.
Coughs lecture 10 night will draw ike team
Ct elephants
The funeral Of Augustus SchEartz. 8 soldier
Of the Mexican war, took place yesterday after.
n0en- Many veterans accompanied their late
comrsde TO his last place of rest.
Attention Is called to the advertisement an
nouuctDg that reduced rates OF Transportation
bsye been arranged for over the PENNSYLVANIA
central railroad for Pennsylvania voters.
hr. Jacobs, clerk in the Post Office, resil-
ing at Hyattsville, Md, died quite unexpecte lly
ate this mornng- He was in good spir : on
returning home, and died about one O'Clock.
The following contributions 10 toe Washing
Ton moGument fund were received to-dag:-
Santa Barbara Lodge. No. fB5, l. o. O. F.,
santa Barbara, Cal, $40; National Association
Veterans Of the Mexican War, Washington, d.
C.. SIS.
MIR. Jas a. Crane. Of East W Washington. died, ,
in the 44th year OF his age, at noon Yesterday AZ
his residence. No. 9i6 Sth street southeast. De-
ceased was well known throughout the District,
and had hosts of friends, and FOR a number OF
years kept the I Mon house, sort OF headQ 1a-t-
eTs for naval officers during the war, a. arsJ
representatives of the local press.
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No CURE, No PATi
Try Lunt's Ague Care, q sure cure for fever
and ague. For sale by all drug ists. 10,i6,6
MERIEo Shirts and Drawers, 81, 81 *. 81 50
each; Medicated Shirts and Drawers At Hol-
lander Bros, near Millard's HOTEL. 10 IL 1.
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LOCAL NEWS.
amusemcnts. DC. tonight.

Forfs OTsTa Ro@ss.-Nrs- Jsmes A. Oates
Comic Opera Company in ''The Child OF the
Regiment"
Fafl5naT ThsC,er. Mss Ella wesnsr In
MIXED"
C0Hcrsgati0EaI Church Lecture by John b.
Cough on Social responsibilities"
Tlsrirr CoHigus.-The Dutch comedian, Gen
s. knight; Mile Zitella, and other attractions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-23

SALES OF REAL EsTATB.-Thomas Dowling.
auctioneer, Gil Louisiana avenue, has sold tbs
following property: Pert OF lot No. 8, in square
No $50. % feet on ID street, near the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, to y. Acker, at 80 cents per
foot; lot No. II in subdivision of square No
S39, TO b. II. Warner, at S104 per foot; part Of
lot No. . and improvements in square No. IG,
Beall's addition, Georgetown, improved by a
two story brick dwelliDg-heuse, to the George
town Gas-iight company, for -, O00 and lot on
Dumbarton street, between Green and Mont
gomery streets, so feet front, improved by
frame dwelling, to Joseph McGurr, for s. $50.
SUITS AGAINST AN ABsCONDgD Il ROKRR.--
Within the past few days the following con-
tractors have entered suits against Blumen6ery
ard the District of Columbia to eniOiu th5
issuing of evidences of debt or paying certain
certificates; SylEanus Gleason, q c4ses;) &,
=. jenkins, Jonathan Taylor, Andre Gleason.
+. T.. Bsrres, David Keppsll, Vandenburgh X
so. and j. Y. y. Vandenburg.
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EXTRAORDINABY BARGAINS IN nay
AZ GOODs at the new store Of
BENJAMIN MILLER, l03 Bridge street
Ladies, Dress Goods la the newest styles Beauti.
very cheap.
large stock OF Carpets ard Oilcloths
Our motto Is quick sales and email profits. oct7l
ECR SALE-In GeoFgetoxn, a meiium sizeI
y HOUSE in a desirable locality, very conve-
henty arraS gtd with all the modern improve
mehts For terms, &c ,apply tOS. ". HOWE
scuthwest corner Of Gay and Green Streets Gsorpe-
town. Oct20 81
FALL DRY GOODS AND CARPETS.
LARGER STOCK THAN EYER BEEO8E
AND AT CHEAPER Prices
BLACK SILKS, BLACK OAsHdEREs BJACE
FRENCH MERtNGS, DARK sFRGs-
DARK SATFEENS
.hsrrls' Seamless two button HI ID GLOVES: Har.
~, Victoria two button KIDS; two aud three DIV
iEGEA1S CARPETS; Floor OILDLOTHS and
HUGS; Cne bale hamilton CANTON FLANNEL,
i11ec.i one bale extra me { brown COTTON AZ
Igc mil line Of sdies'. Misses ami Gsuts' IN
DEBWfAH,at 8 TgOs sR0WN,4
Oc1o-ZM No. I2l Bridge street.
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chkENAAk 10 NoMMtSEiONER BLOW.-A
large number Of woTkingmen last iEht with
8 band. marched to the Arlington Hotel and
rendered q sereDade TO Hon. Ii. L. BLOW. Mr.
Blow, 'in the name OF the three Commission
srs. :" returned thanks. lie referred TO what he
had said 10 a committee lately, that the Com
lnissioners would always endeavor TO execute
the laws Of Congress. especially in relation 20
the workingmen, and said il was the purpose OF
tie Commissioners to be friends Of the yur kiug-
men. He advised them to be patient and await
further developments, and 70 be law abiding
citizens, promising to do Rll in bis power 70 aid
IN bring about q system of low taxation. The
Commissioners desired 70 return home after
their few months labor In the District with tn >
satisfaction Of having done their duty. He
again advised them to return home satisfied
saying al in the power Of the Commissioner
would be done TO advance the interests of the
Yorkingmen- He was heartily cheered
A NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS " a. orSauize I
in the first ward last night, and the fol- win ,
officers were elected A. 5. Taylor, presi lent
+. W. Brandenburs, vice president; George
Rhinehart, treasurer; W. Il. WetZei, secretary;
Louis A. Wine, John Cook, Fred. G.. Calvert
Walter Stewart, W. r. Brown, j. y. Gawler
John Moran, directors. About 100 shares
were taken, the first payment OF which will be
made Nov. 10th. The constitution OF Harmony
Building Association was adopted a. q basis,
and committee appointed 20 draft new one
on . Yery liberal basis.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
WARREN GgoATE : 20 5
\ NV BOOhs Ar BALLANTgNE's,

42S seventh Street.
9perlnE a Chestnut RUrr; ~ Rev. Z p Rowe
hciden IN 'bc orf-i by toe sufhor # Shiloh
The frCZ.u De- ?; D. Nfikte Collins
ktmrod ~ The e,A, b. " NJ Davis
LILY AEd tie Cree b. De n lie.
Wide World We
Doors Outward: by the auther ~ Win snf Wear
Frcud's histrry - trelsEd, vei- arH
freser leCtuTfs h. bppss of fhe Bihla &C n -
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hAND FALL OPENING.
BARGAINS FOR EvERYBopY.
JUST RECEIVED
AND
NOW OPEN FOR INSP ECTION
go rolls Of choice ard very newest desfg.s
BRUSSELS, III REEPLY AND IKGRAIS
A T. rs.
129 pieces oILCLoTHs, 10 all widths ana letas,
patterns.
IN DRY GOODS.
FLANkELS, WATERPROOF CLOTHS DEFSs
SSOUs CT every shads enc descriptiaU
bLACh ALFACAs and EOURSIEG GOODS in
large quantity.
Com plete stock Of DOMESTIOS
Large assortment OF Single ard Double sHaWLs
csli attention 60 the fact that the srr ies spd
patterns OF cur new FAN Goods, speciAIly CRrpst-
mss. viii sOrpass any ia this or foreign MARKET
6hs paying purchss since the late Decline Ne are
ensbled to offer greater inducements than ever
A cali is respectfully solicited
WOLFokD d saILBERG,
TIE ARCADE.
octS-lm 4SI bh ct, bet u snd 9, southwest.
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SfEorALrFrEs
DRY GOODS,
JUST RECEIVED, AT Low PRIJEs
black silks. Alpscas and Mohafrs
ASliSd seTges, 65s and g. cents
Fiaios, pacas. RIarrifK asd Instras n e.-..
Sshton flsnneis, Cettous aud Calic1GF
clthoil stock OF Il anktts. from Ss1r
Ciotns, Cassin eres Ftznuei-. CiC akinFF. AZ
I1mplSte strok of Msrino Underwear
~ All goods marked in pam figures TO the very
,o HOGAN WTEgg
coH I lois ard 1850 seventh stttet \ "
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
We have ca hand the largest ana ees. s,lor.,,
stock Of
FANCY AND STAPkE Dry GOODS,
We have ever az the Pleasure q sNhfbi'fnr- sns
ns we are desiTcus II converting them mo
money a. soon - possible. Ne will com.
meHce trOm this date 10 offer them az
from
10 TO 10 PgR CENT
BELOW FORMER PRICES.
Csll ard see for yourselves.
1880, A. GODDARD,
oStl1-LVt SuS Ith street O 3glhEest.
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IL ICHAhD Is. MUHUN co.,
BOOKSELLERS AVID STA IONERs,
1OIs PENNSYLVANIA Avenue
INV BIO ks
Campaigning the Cxus ard the F,U -
E hh,Ss; ~ A Ms9sG e. = IL syo IS 50
Prosper heTuee'. Letters 10 an Inooguitp. e.
Squire Arden, by Mrs OiiphaUf -.
Lorna Done. hv w. ~. BlaLkuOrp -
Hsst,s Almanac for 1875 -. -
octe-tr ' --' -
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GEO. G. HEsSISe. No. 40 7tA street.
, 1874-05-31

PERSONAL.
/ EE6PECTABLE YOUNG; WOMAN, A GTRAS-
Il cer Ia city. would like TO becnn.s sc3natnted
uifh somo respectable schanc hetHeen ~ and 10
# aro No objection TO wlAower: H.fe.rnces girsa
and rnuuitod, Address LUCY 3. PORTER, Tribune Of
fec.
= GFSTLEWAS WISHES 70 CORRKsPoSD WITH
A Seyenth-da. Sabbath Chsist1aas Adcrtss \ ~,
Tribuaa office. 49, - - -
. RESPECTABLE YOUNG BACHELOR DESIRES
Il tn form The AcuaiuAnca u soung lAdJ who WORKS
fort living. Object society and !rnna5 References
eirrn xnd required. Address % IS. Tribune oIea~
rSFoRMATioN wASrED-wlIf.. GEO RGE COR:
/ hin or arr knowing his address, please kenI
Ito +. l. FORT, Ito LaSali4-at-
INFORMATION WANTED or ANNIE sVARTIIS.
/ Anne qaas,s< sno lsia hYs home o ~ N21lr.t.
Any per.ou giSiaz information th.t
xi laad 10 reoosery will hs SUITABLY rauarded She
vas 1.ati<e of Holland. Add.es, Ep. Tf'uas ohcn.
IMPORTATION WAITED OF NELLIE CuRCo~
r.a, WHO l:f: 1rr horna Moad1y morning and has
90: boca ho@a q since Aay Information e5
COEOOAAH, Hyde Park. Coax Co.. Ill.
u Observation-Disclosures TRAIS BOY: |
L hArs positiss svidoaco zEAaat sou- Rssnsu tha:
watch ~tth42 foEtJ~eichs hoars-
DEEsoSALI v A.: MATHEW, CH. v. '. >.
L Laks, Ch. IT,, '. Ii.
DERSoNALYNNiE~ CHEsTERNAN WILL
he1r of an old tta1d hy saodaa8 bar address "a I.
Tb1as a4os.
, 1874-05-31
WANTED-FEMALE HELP,

WANTED-FEMALE HELP.
-.. Domcsttos.
hs'.s ss25 f
s:: ssfs Ii @ TS;,{S 4 S: 'sa5ss:'
WAsSTED-A YouNG GIRL FOR. GENERAL
M 1pS s & 6t;sg h sssh k wish
ssaa! 3pD'S 81 At % Is Mehixaaa1 fs nAs
lVANTRDlATT THE DOUGLAS HOUSE. TWO Ex-
~ porienced dinuE.Foon girls, and two steady
V7ANTED-AN EXPERIESoED COOK WHO 01N
81 Of
lVASTEb-=To, no GENERAL HoUsEwoRK IN
'ii inqsrs M OF Ger
IVAXTED-Two -CoMPKrENT GIRLS. ONE TO
ssa aas : Apply first
" eonera hou.owork At s1 Ashlandav.
lVASTED-A F1RsT-CLAss LADY COOK WHO
Addrcss T. TIL hs I'D pastry to go to ksn ILL.,
" WAkSTEDaA kS1sslua.t GOOD GINL; FoE GENERAL
}Y4kSIE1.A;, 81; =, COOP, oIhL 70 DO GENERAL
WANTED.,A WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE-
~, Hosx Must be ga9d cook, washer and t1oncr. and
south ot Dousas paoep 'n0o'atel' ~ q
Npr1NTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
bessea sa Taen1
W4STEB-GfFI7 TO pq SECOND woEK AND
to S. CHASE Is soath S5sn %ss sao Apply
WAINsTIIEp..A COMPETENT GIRL FoK GEKERAL y IA,
hoasa"0fk Mono others nsod spp' 's "e't
WANTED -GlRI, 70 DO GENERAL HoUsEWonK
NTASTEn-TWo GIRLS COOP COOK AND SEC
s. s. SIS; 1s J.s::; 10 and n O'Clock to
III sass x5 TO &e4s; Il IS
III .yTE7 :. 7oo1 DT77, p7 = 7,777 M m
rsaezi 5an.cxo1 fsinv 'lh 1nGu,1e ~ TX
seclesa7 t''4''1''
49,; Eo ~ Hoe. poss th AHiaf." MI As'o li'o1'-
W7ASrE19A =: y: = eooo % coMrETEST ; ess ciRI FOR
" General {:Rily ssspasls
:ss:!
.n. S s;ssa sss s.hsf ~ Il
s1sADX dx YoING GL Il OF ~
if'7 70 sSe,ea Aep te1sg = wis.sa a.:
" voIk: 80 wo.t iake:.t: ,..----N-W - -
W1S7SpH conrsTHsr 9e5?fa GIRL ron
~ girl Tor S'nofal h0aso~0rk' Call on Monday morn
W1STFD-G5RE FOR GENERAL H9UsEwoRK;
~, Goop e. tnh I,an nas9 ~ sn5;S
- ere. noose9otk a = 90 irasa oeea app!5:
=. =. o1!on-s.: e3ooo lo.ereneo 1eaa1feo
q. TiRSSGGAss II o
, 1874-05-31

1 SURE CURE FOR RHEUMATISM AND EEU-
"A Fasia by DR.. Y. G. hUHYtS. lei West A6ams-st.
nK. q. A. BISHOP, MAGNETIC HEALER, s1
)We.t M4dison-at. Hours: q. NJ to p.
AIRS Q. THOMAS. LADIES' PHYSICIAN. 500
nj South HAlsted-st.
5fRs 4. ID. PARKER. WITH MRS DR. MARIA
III Inhasou 2.5 Tsst Aonroe-st~ Eectxlc.1. caemi.
~ frash ;W1ttt sad vApeE b4tha zivsa to and
Children.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-20

No CLUE has been discovered by
which the murderous attempt to wreck
the Virginia and Reno passenger train
can be traced. Our Sheriff complains
that no immediate information of the at
tempt was given to him, and consequent
ly any chance of discovering the would
be murderers is cut off, the criminals
being far away from the scene of their
operation long before he can arrive on
the ground This murderous attempt
was made by rolling a large rock onto
the track. The moment it was discover
ed the engineer whistlsd down brakes
and reversed the engine, and yet struck
the rock with such force as to throw it
clear off the track. We believe that no
material damage resulted from the COLI
sion, The crime of the perpetrators of
this outrage is none the less because Of
its failure. If the road belonged to us
We would expend its earnings for year
but what We would ferret out and kill
those wretches.-Rsao Crescent.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-20

4 REMARKABLE E-aCr Is related thai a
IAN on Staten Island, cishty-four years
oil, having some BLASTING to do put a
lot OF aitro-sl-cerine under his kitchen
stove TO dry, and tha, The same exploded,
blowing up the stove and breaking tie
les; OF ,ht Old gentleman ; wite-sLe be
ing III the act Of ;oastins her Sims nj
the fire aforesaid The remarkable fsa-
t.res Of this story are. that Mr.. Hicks
tthat us tie name OF the old party
shauld have had any Blasting to dc, and
having s,.ch task before him, he, a
Staten Islander Ct eishty-five years Of
age, should have employed I!:ro-glyeer-
iae instead Of sunpowder. His blowing
~ % the old woman IN this way, after
the many years Of supposible blowinss-
~ inflicted hy her upon him. is Is re-
narkaIle as it Is illustrative OF the rrin-
ciple of poetic justice.