davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1874-10-02

A0us-The iresh receipts wcro 1860, making
supply of lGe sines Saturday, agaiaSt II a23 last
stoek changed banda during tho day, 1ucal buyers as
well az sli!pera operating lthery, hu. there WA
strength to tho snarle and VIC hayo to note further
cert common, which wero barely los lower than at tho
close at tra.lc yesterday Good to coieehegs suffered
Fair to nca,,sa, lotu showed q eelins u about &c.,
There wua Que sale T. = philadelphia buyer, L. u.
Doud, Mt s7co but nth this single exception heard
two or Arcu exceptions $d.I5 was tlle outside Most
ot the tradug WAS ,aae within raago Of 52Dg.25.
sold, and tho maFkct closcd .soak at s5.0QG675 for
good to Etrlcty choice.
, 1874-10-02

6oSso It, dated aont, "a, 22.,,,.,,.......... c,soo
i4s II, late'i scpt. m .s.l " w. 1865
Dudley 1t, 10 II 4 Of Wabahsla ay, o I, 20 7-fox
~, 12 +: dsltt Oct. 1..... 1'fo
sas-1o1itd Il, t!atci Sept. 2s 5000
Osborn 81, 1a2,k II Of Wost Ohio 1t. I, aJx7o
It, With improvements, dntetl Aug G....... 2,0o0
it'll; ss, l. il IL to afey, dated gspt. H.. obobo
NORTH OF ctrFs f.1NrrH, WITHIN A lkAplus UF
MILES or counT-ttnuRE,
Lot u, BLOCK %, Kavonswood. dated Oct. 1... 1a1
SOUTH or err ItMrra, WITHIN NAn1uB or Z
M1LE8 or O0uNT-ILouRE,
lat 10 III noBueR Addition IN u . 4 Of OK
Sec. y. w. ~ dated 6ert. .1S...........,. 4s6
So, Il toast of railroa}, tlatci Bcp H.. 2o92
, 1874-10-02
TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY OCTOBER = 1874.

I,a,r Y No.. 5oe; nro brist r., 1000,
ssosao q se;sSsa:sS eo'aa'en. sio. loo
al % nasd Tss fs free sssss III ns aas a
s s's sss iGs e Sssssa
uoA1-naaness rnntinaos rasl,gr qu.ot win, no,
yst!sts, n prsS: " quota: Iss: @
rsnsyiyanis eanel xa ssao iaiian osnae ssto Ell
snd Walnut l1ill. $7ho; Lick nun, $5s9; rrookn.
f ans SSs"'x S'oes ;csS ansns 2sss sso ;' W,nsto,
SOD.
ooorEnAoE-Tbo ,e1,,ana Ia 11g1t. and eaHlly mt
q " on e e0sa ii ns To l1r1 osE i asa as
s,.soesls5; aour barrup, 4sS69o; vl,.sky hasse!s,
luekdd. t5o6eS2aoo; tiereo alates. rotiRh s26ont$
srao q sswea ns h * ssSSyss: Sn
aaMe. s7.1oGa.so; circIa ,lour le.ding, 7!4a5c.
esr2 & T. su s sa'es "0o
Tls1l-Netl'iug new was developed in connection
tiys md prtsca ,remalniug arm ~ are9n'i. " Mo
i do, sy.co@6.1 .1s: Nc. i trsut. $i.GucsI.7b; No.
fzzg saz %sstsis Ell Is sss$5 Ss r. ssEs H.
sssn is:St s,sG sR,'t
s!ns. rsaad, lrl,s7 sSas6e; ;io, W.tri, steo5ss5;
o9lmi, ssan, o1 ye5 en a3on Nhr sS75@tooo ocean
'Fsas IS a. IS III s's ssrnes r,. quiet
s'te ses ss"@ is" 1 tssy s gs's % Ssae yrs' s
sss s, ysss; ID, sSo;so; i; rsls'as lssse Mas
enrrants, ita7,sc; etron. 3i@5!c loaon ieo', i
2o'' ,,a noATslIuTola %d snne. fsr t. p5ise s
1udlana and Boutiotf, olS7o; peaches, halves, w
talotao; do mixcA, 6tanc; baeEberrlca. now 11tGta
1HMo; TFt,pssre1 3,'o tte e9rrss asse
9ic; Nales wafns, 1aesioc; Grouoblo walu,.ts now,
lo nsas 9e1aH,
aasy s@,os 4snaessss s'i' foanSs. sas9s: 1sssa
0nEi:N rNinrs-,era abundant, but rather slow.
Tho "tHil e1Ia" Of tS psach-crnp ia now arriving.
yhe supply Of sranberrics il incro4s,ng: Ie,nona
m eaehe ehas' pas o6x ars u ssks eoss S ;
G5:; pears. 5oc@sioo Ter box or basEos; Concord
ta.Ests, 7s@uaa: eraabsrries. slu.o5@laoo pes brl
uHoCEhlEs-Unilrrs wern firm, md IN sTochn al,a
most otcr descriptions were aiho arm. sirupa. aud
rnolasscs aro still easy, and low grades quotrd OF
trlac. Following nfa ts.o ps1ess:
Corrrls-sioci.n. 3sts5oc; Q. q. java. aamo5o
Java, No. 2 2b.aossaHe; choice plantation ceylon. q
Saxc; primo % nio ao@s1,o; good 10. alxes3se S{sc
common de. a25itssoSsc; roaaiina DO, lsHSloc !;
! do. primo. 2sea23,Sc; Maraca.bo a2}Na3lsc.
fnI wse aAs 4.$. d. s5oss TeEat s' ,r
p'; ae s'!s eat ios Ssss crushed md
sssasssS, stsssf ,s 10 Y;se':fs ne. fhfi
uho; e1tsa q; aitalt!1e;s q 40, ioAe5io;.e:
ySs }S: pss sG d. s2;ss s:e ssas as
do, p1as1:o: common do, sHGsas:
, 1874-10-02

C03lslffatjoN,
EhurtioF NJ, " corner Of Thirty.Ebventh Bt,
~, 251la5 H. datol Sept 20..,............. s115o
1loft dascd Aug. 20....,..........:........ 1,1ss
Clifton Park av. 100 II of Twcuty-tAis1 1t. "
I, b01l25 II, daou Sept. .3u........,....... $500
Twou.cy 1t, 2lo It W Of scdgwluk 1t, = I, 2ox99
,ts, t., 1aea asa ! soGt: r: y; y 1000
sIiey uIIo. Wunut Ut. ri II " Of Ieaytst II
I, 2l1ll4H It. dated Oct tl..,.............. 1900
gx11o tho allase, dnted 6ep. x0....,.,..... 1Ma
tark MI III II Ut Lincoln vt, +, nu,Ixl39 It.
With tallnE, sla!sa A,ig a1,.............. 14.ooo
1?5 II, dated Jano Is. .ls7s..,............ 1900
Hickory q. 50 u o Of Fuller Ut, q I, 9sxlcQ It,
dated Fso. ............,......... roo
TiAkaa1n ay, l.D n Of West Huron II, VT
281l24 It, dated Oct t-1............,.,.,,.,. 500
Nnllo at, IL 7-l0 It OF Uack Hawk st. of,
25s1oa II, dated Jn''. ~ 1000
Aralar ~ Y cornqr Of DuhhneA 1t, nwE,
, 1874-10-02
1otal IL, ,H54 iGb,6a3 H,1G3
Average weight Of hogs for September, 21GA !bs.


cATTLE-The general market waH devoid ot activi-
ty and Was also lacking III 1irnncEn hut nne the fcu
lug waa caBy MI arUllnd there TaB nrparont nnrc-
csaon III ay class nf stock holders, rulo, refD-
Ing to grant any further concessons. There waa \
far inquiry for good to cloleo shipping bcereo, anu
desirable packing catto alau met with roady sale, but
In oller descriptions tradlng was extremely Biow 10
e3lra and ery fow ehoice cattie rere ofcrc thc sp
ply, "a OH tho car1or days Of tho weel, conaiaing
natives or which thero available outlet except
ut tho 0w rango Of ST. t75tss75 stoekcra sud chiefly
ut fs.6c@J15 native bncherfng cutto at $250Gl 15U,
nutl Texans at $2.15G73.o3 The purchases of ship
Tcrs were mostly Mt ftbo37d for fair 10 good lots
averaging from l1U1 10 1,s3 s. Gniyen wern IN de-
uatd ut SJ50 75the 13ttrr price for choice light
Thu market closed dn
Extrn Dcosrs-Grnted Btcers, nsoragtng1 $50
to 1s59 lbs. .f0.4He1.75
Choice Bccvez-Tinc, fat, Telt formed Il year
1850 lha.. .:.,::.:.....:....:.......... sso9coo
steers, averaging $50 to 800 hs.... 475Ga525
Medium (irai?cG-9trcra In fntr flesh, aver-
aglng 400 to ESQ 1ss. ss................. a7a4as
DntchGre' stoct-poor to fair stccra, A1.tt
common to extra cows, for city slaughter,
averaging $50 to llo6 lbs. .:......:....: s5oGa6o
Stock tattle-Coulr.on cattle, III deceut
acsa, averaging G1o to loao ha......... 2.2523so
Infcrior-Lfght and thin COWS, Aeifers,
stags, bulls anl Hcalawag atcera. 1752
CatIe-Tc1as, cfoieo cori,fed. .....,,... 425GE4 rs
Cattc-Texuf, wuered North. ............. 2.GC4aJ7
Cattle-Texas. through droses. 1.T5G9376
xfTF
, 1874-10-02
nttscc1tancoHs.


Tho tug A. fllor whIch haa been IN winter quartots
GIsna sehr. =. i. H'ng and Scotia havo aoao Into
The actr Driver, which suut In tho South Branch,
near tho stock~Yarta. haa Nosn raiacd.
Tho Hcnrs Catchpolc, Mcars, Flying Cloud, md
lIowena arc 1t Nof Brothers. drS-docx racctyng TO-
Tho bargo Golden Harvest, laden With lumber, ar-
rived haro Yesterday inornlnK Or wAteEloggea. she
EL9EwftEnH.
Tbs hnndsaInp itt1lo st1nr 7. j. Honorer, plying
OH cla1'taug,la L.ke, was bnrned night Last week.
sho docs not leak any. aud sAo lid not throw any
wheat.
Tho prop Lato Ontario, from Detroit to Montreal
Ecorsc. she was being lyh.erel al laat accounts
Capt, a. Carlson, Ct tAs scew Agnes, reports hnr-
ing dceu Gshree,masosl aeow sg,.ar-rigged forward
lafana, Green Bay, 1ast Monday morning. ua could
no. mako ont her name.
- telegram annoancca that Tue Ahcrcoru, which
IS asiora .. Morgan roa hoher Esr I: Sas sitaaon i
critical Ia uot kuowu.
a Canadian propellar. said to be tue Lake Ontario,
pot ashoro Monday night sho is frum Clicago, with
hour aud Wheat for Montreal aud nsocksi!a reapcct
lively.
Tho United States Marshal ias llbc1cl tho sctr l..
B. FayTclt, caln of &C. $50 fsr breach Of contract
This ia said to 10 account at tho Detroit dihcul
The schg ]. 4. Travis Inns also been nl1elcd by tbs
lis rshal for Fhir-yarl Lii Of $3,l9D.
-Tte old barge Comet, OF tho lakes for over thirty
ycara will probably never go into counasIou again.
she has acsn her best daga mud Is now resng que:iy
in no icaua for her sUrvttea while ncitor ves9Gls
III the market for lower rates.
Thu stmr Magnet, which left Detroit . fov darn
ago for Detor, to rcaruo tho Hclr Monarch wrecked
nt that placr returnrh WedncBday ovcniuI, having
failed to accomplish her mission, result nut Alto
geber nno1pnccd. portions Of her ont wore brought
10 Detroit, and coupleto atsmaut1lng Of tho vasaal
CARRIED out.
, 1874-10-02

yonr, md Tho marlsot ttlrr, !u.My WIN ul1otna
firm, hut Ciunin,htt Wnn re.'ortntt weak.
Tho luntlsot clouoh Ut siln ialiNW,nN rn,lHo Ut
priroH hioHB pnrls, nhni, Nat uahIAt mn ttaaptior
Octnbnr, s3i t,at,:si it9t; IT,, Npit,r tin ynnr,
al7cOd5t7.65; do, rrllur january n,ui FnritAry,
a17.70GDt7.7d; stn miller Falrl,apy, pl7pH6D
18.tD. Lard, cnA',, Nt1.atMtiI.hi ito Mo'lur
Outol,or, 10 lIlt esnltrrat#, H,t,OIl h*ho,l'
~ io,any as,Sf h fSS"ssry S"s ~ M ID d. " S"''sr
Fnhrua.y, 8li,hi. H,h,ninr lanl, l39lM'
f31sa. Aw6at-lArlfaA hnmA taltNh10o for
lJdnl5 h nvnraEe. ff,'HI nhlntl, nlhosB
sna,innl Vt 1tonlh, .lry."nstatl inratn, looso,
Ak ShfElSain tur Rl,nI.ltIrra, ,.ahll AMI gblldr
, 1874-10-02

NEs' yons, Ont. Tho package movement YVES
ably. Cotton gools rather moro artise, aud brown
eo,ons woro aold ln far quantities.. Tho print mar
ket moro eteadf, with .itte inquiry for fancy aacr
nantl. Tho Daily Bulletin sAys: 1890 caacs OF
see1ess dreaa uoos vii! DO so' ut auction TuusAay
, 1874-10-02
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EyrN1Hd, Oct. !.
The following weyo tho recoirts at1t s''lp-
memss OF tho leading asticics Of produce lii CHI
cago during tho rast twonty-four hours, alltl for
tho corresponding i]ato QUO year ago:
, 1874-10-02

Wero r1ner In sympathy With nu adyence In intt1r.
AUG raos to- ad ~ inproysd deand especially for
3tso for wheat 3u Tor corn, And 25o FOR oas. i6S
following en9aaemouts woro na9o 10 Du1,alo-Schra.
Vanderbilt, Ntmroa, hna j. i. Bailey, wheat at jig
at 80; achr A. D. Moore. cats ut 2a ser ooa,tuge,
oada oats e. on owners acco9nt prop no4noks. barley
oral vosFola not named reported tskc, for 1so9u
bu wheat Total charters reported touy, o, Cata.,-
ty. 90 900 lu corn 140 0jD bu oats, $4,000 BIZ arlsy
aud nel1l1lng te VESSELS not named. :1l4 00u iii
wheat. Tho aohr It, G. Wilcox WAS taken for 91.oM
bu whoas to Buffalo at 3,1c, In tho aftornoou.
, 1874-10-02

WitllraWn from ntof0 yesterday Tor city co!s-
sumption: l0,5G7 bu wLeat, 884 bu corn, 70o bu
oats, $50 bu rye, 9G4 bu bRrfoy.
Tie following grain has been inspected into
storo ills morning up to 10 O'Clock: 81 cars No.
wheat; $50 cara No. TO; 81 ca,s No. . do; Ii
cara rejected do; 8 cara no Erado [i5o whoat);
10 cars high mixed corn; 1856 cara and II, 800
bu No. 2 do; 10 cars rejected do; cars 10
grade [25G coru) II cara wlite oats; &c cara
No. 2 do; 8 cars rejected do; cars No. 2 ryo;
l car rejected do; II cars No. 2 barley; . cars
No. 8 do; 8 cars rejected do. Total $3.50 cars),
3a4, ,oou bn. Inspected out: 1o2, ,4s1 bu wheat !;
s9,32o bu coru; AIS hu oata 31G bu rye;
1881 b,, barley.
Tho rntea Of mhrino iaB,,ranco wero advanced
, 1874-10-02
CHICAGO HUMMER MARKET.

THtHHnAY EVENING, OEt. ].
Tho lu1nbor market waB ra:1lcr quiut, ts offerings
hong lSAt. -Four or fyp cargoca nf common stuff
sold curly ut recent rylcas. hhluglsa llnl
nut twD or ho cargoes left OYER Ealr Bit.RIea
Bold at a1G5. pleco stun waa quoted ato oD common
boards ut $1,000 l1G; good tn rtocd do $l9 1000
1atl, $1>G9tG G1.7o; altnglea 81 .Sov5a.a5,
At THE YANEK
tho demand Waa active an a market tlrn. Frllcing
IL very lrln at $1,000; many deRsorA asking $l1U,
DuQCAC1pNH.
, 1874-10-02

nR1paEpuNr, III, Oct. 1-l:90 p. n,-U1rANEp-
Nor:h America, PERU lo6. 7a7 # amosr; ]. D. Lson-
ark. Ch!ilieotl,t, II III tu,abor.
Drllliau Morris, 5,u3o ll carl, chanpion L1H.lio
1000 by corn, 400 lu oats 400 in ryo, ~ bu wleat
OhEAnEp-phun!S. Loe:post. B8,av9 It humber;
Danupo Ottawa. 73aG7 # tutnber 121 Bhngles, nj
lath; Monauk L4ockrort, oil bit whea II lumber.
, 1874-10-02

Tho following iuslr..neuts woro filed for
record Thursday, Oct. l.:
CITY PROPERTY.
, 1874-10-02

EHtllf. 130aa, Hhtcf
ritsshurg Fns. Wayne l. Cicago.. B,Gll 11,asl ....
MEchigan CGt1tra.+....,........1 .1G,as G9,BA 1,aT2
Michigan Southern l. N. Inana..l4737 098G1 1882
rittBburg, Cincsnnati Il 1t. Louis. Us .... 90.
Chicago, Rock Ia!and T. paciho.... 1874 ,a7l hT9
Illinois Central. rnl..................,. col S9O 1ul
Chicago, burlington Il Quincy.... TiA N30 10
Chicago h Northwestern. ....,,,.. e,lhA 4a3 1st
Chicago, Alton T. st.. Lonta. ..... T23 ayy 63l
CA1cngo, ntiiwaukco l. st. Paul.. aGl aI5 go,
, 1874-10-02

Tho Now York Times Of tho 28tL eays:
Tho bank-Etate.rcnt shows n generally favorable
condition asaouG tho monetary institutions anA
claAa Tue loans nse down :! os sao ant tle apecio
partial compensation for this losd III tho Increase,
$S95 Goo, lii Brgenbacks.
, 1874-10-02

LUOAI4 NTUEK-NATEH. ~ = -
Tie hAnktng-l,ouso uf Preston. Kdau l. Co.,
No. lUU Washington street, furnish tho following
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-14
DRoPOsALs FOB WROUGHT AND CAST
Il IRON WORK FOB THE NEW JAIL, DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
OFFICE OF eUPERvIsIN6 ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
NAsHINGTON, ID. o., August TN, 1874.

WROUGHT AND CAST IRON WORK
uniii ~ n. OF TGE 5oTH pAT OF HGersr. isG. for
furnishing, delivering, lifting, aud putting in place
the DraSinss, described in the Specification, and
called for in the schedule, consisting OF the CAST
Cast-iTos CeiiipEs for TouTth Tier Cells. and Cor
r0Ssted Ceiling Tor Main Prisons, Chimney Tops,
Wing, and Basement, sc.
Copies OF The Drawings, Specification, and sche-
Guile may be had on application st this Office.
All scsffOldirg reqared b. the contractors to put
Ihe v0IE IN ace will be furnished By the Govern
ment free Of charge, butwll be erected 81 the con-
Proposals will b. made BY the piecs superficial or
ines foot weight, tor the various items of work
must be Delivered a. rapidly as may be called for by
the supert1iendeni, and reauieed By the progress
huts the south prison wing, for which l36 will be
rea9i.sd; - Hos The inches Tor first tier Of
as e. sceSSasSe 81 SrSPoss the nifnes Tor Sec
from sane date The Hiche. FOR third Ter cells ana
triple fues within eight weeks from same date and
within ten weeks from same date Also. cast iron
ceilings Tor cells aud corrugated iron ceilings Of
main prison Tor south wing within eleven weeks
The niches, luts, ceilings, and corrugated iron
ee net n tSe1f ps ms Sns b. sSs
contractor until specifically ordered Grating doors,
within eleven weeks from date Of acceptance Of pro-
Payments will be m ,de ronthIy, deductins 10 Der
cent; until the final com 2letion OF the contract.
"a, All BIDS m5it be accompanied BY penal bond OF
sand dollar, "a 0OO) that the bidder will accept
and perform the contract IL awarded him, the suli
cheney Of the security u be cert ID By the United
States 1dse, Clerk Of the UAftsd States Court,
sides.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids II IL be deemed for the interest OF the
government to do 20 order more or less of
item az the same rate proposed in the schedule, at
its option.
Eyery bid I ust be made on the printed form to be
ootslnsd at tbs once, and must conform IN every
respect to the requirements OF this advertisement,
OF IL will not be Considered,
Proposals will not be received from parties who
are not toens.l ves engaged in the manufacture Of
wrought a. cast iron work, and who have not the
necessary facilities for getting out the work.
Proposals. will be enclosed IN q sealed envelope,
endorsed BID for Wrought and CAST Iron Work
for New JAIL District IF Columbia" and addressed
to
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
District q Columbia. holding q Special Term, let.
ter; Of sdministrssis1 on the PERSONAL estate Of
d. o. deceased. All psrsons having claims
against the said decea,ed are hereby warned to
hfbit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber, on or before the 9Th day Of August
next; they may otherwise BY Law be excluded from
this 9Th day OF August, 1874 =
aue7-f So DAYTON MOI GAH, Administrator.
IL TH.sofh56TFsU S3YFfXE Tas DIsF.i0f
Ss;s' a, I. , e: IN g ~
Application for letters testamentary ON the es.
tate Of John mccarthy, Of the city Of wash
inGton, District Of Columbia. has this day been
made BY Hsnors Mccarthy. All persons interested
are hereby notified 70 appear in this court TO rs
to sbov cause Why letters testamentary on the
estase Of the sstd shoud NOT issue
week, fer two weeks, In tho Evening Star and
wsshineton Law Reporter, prest,us TO the said
sus7fst. a. WHISTLE. Rsgisssro Of wis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-14
Id n n I'D

BAIRD. On the 18th instant, near winchester.
Va, Bsy. WIN. &. BAIRD. A. N. :, of the Baltimore
Conference Of the M. z: Church South, sud one Of
tire editors and proprfetors % the Baltimore
Episcopal Methodist in the IS n year % his age
Notice Of funeral in the mOrning papers to-mor-
row.
HARTBRECHT. On August Is, 1874. Mrs ANH
of her sRe.
The funeral will take place from the residence OF
her son-in law, Mr.. Adrian Enders, 1871 street
northwest, on friday, Hath inst, at O'Clock D. N
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend. @
PLATEB. On Thursday. August 18th, ls74, sfter
a painful illness Of ten days, DOUGLASS PLA.
TE II, aged ~ years and months.
The funeral viii take place from bis late resi-
depce III zlst street northwest, SUNDAY, Aug 10,
nt o'clock y. m. Members OF Simon Lodge, No.
l6o2, G. u. o. OF o. H., are requested 60 attend q
SULLIVAN. At 9 o'olsck, on the 18th instant,
EDMOcp SULLIVAN, native OF Osrtleislsnd.
county Of Kerry, Ireland, aged rs years
The funeral will take place from el0 9TH street
northeast, between II and 1, on Saturday evening,
81 O'Clock, 18th inst.
WARD. On the morning OF August 18th, 1870,
after hriei illness, ISABEL, infant dauRhler OF j.
7. and n. A. Ward, aged IS months and II days.
Funeral will take place from the residence q her
parents, 1881 ID street northeast, Sunday, August
10Th, at O'Clock p. m. Friends and relatives in
vi ed 90 attend the funeral 81"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-14
llH THOMAS y. WAG0AMAN,
ID Real Estate Auctioneer, S19 7th street.
sALI OF IMPRoylp pnoPI

y. Oh aIaa sfsliT, sEokG kfoWs. .
the District OF Columbia, passed in . certain
lcsuse In which Benjamin johnson ct NJ. are
anita, 500, equity docket II, win offer for sale
e gnblie sucttopa IN front OF the premises. on
u m. all that piece or parcel Of ground lying
and being In Georgetown, d. o., the east side Of
number twenty three, (1s, IN Beatty aud Hswkins'
addition to Georgetown, with the dwelling house
Terms Of sale, cash; (of which $50 must be paid
down day Of sale and Inc balance within i've DAYS
thereafter All convey anciue end recording pur-
chsser's coet. II terms OF sale are not Complied
with in five days aft sale the trpstse reserves the
chaser BAINBRIDGc Il WEBB, Trustee.
aus7.eo&ds fRos. =. WAGaAMAH Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-14

~Just by having a sweetheart, the Young
woman in Ripley, Ohio, has killed her brother,
wounded her father, widowed her sister-in-laW
orphaned her nephew, and made herself miser-
able. No wonder the funeral was q mile long.
ga Chicago fellow has Just lost a very lu-
crative business that he had been so careless a.
hot TO patent. He used to take horses out OF
barns and drive them 20 the pound, where he
got 81 piece for them. The day the police
broke IL up lie had made SIS. The judged tined
him SOS.
81 The jewelry of the Tichborue claimsu
has just been sold in London by order of the
trustee In his bankruptcy. The articles sod
for very much above their value, and there was
a brisk competition for several of them. All
were stamped with the arms and motto of the
TichbOrne family.
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NCHOh LINE.
"A PASSAGE MATES REDUCKDA2A
EEW YORK AND GLASGOW
FAVORITE ROUTE FOR TOURISrs
Passenger Accom- m cd q lions UnSnrnassd
o1EAMbh ESsh III WEDNESDA AND
FROM PIERS 20 AND n NORTH RrvzR, N. Y.
TO GLASGOW, LIVER POOL, EONDfjN.
r, DIZZY. QUEENSTOWNO OR BELFAST
OaeIa 500 70 $50, according to Accommodates
Cabin return Tickets issued at reduced Tatss n'
IsIkkMEDIATE s9s. sTEERAGE els
- DT1ffS ISSHtdto any amount at Eo,c.,f y1fs,
For Tickets or further informant IN, apply to-
MISS ANNIE K HUM PH2EYs
sou IUh street, near Pennsylvania ayenue
Vrto CAMMACE q CO, 14a3 street. N w
apo-n,w from near Treasury Depst wsshin9fon ~
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctfoneer,
u GAL Louisiana avenue, near 7th street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE pRoPERr,

IBUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
- BY virtue Of deed Of trust dsted 9th July,
81 $780, and Iecoroed in Liber No. 6l9, folio 4l9,
- one Of the land records of the District of Co:
,umbla and ct the request OF the party secured
thereby, L will offer at public sale, on MONDAY,
the gath day OF August. 1874, at the hour of 6
oelock IN the afternoon in front OF the premises,
al OF lot No 5, situated in square No. 81 in the city
OF ashington, District Of Columbia, the is
lsid down upon the plat Of said city, with the
ID siI eets.
Terms OF tale: ORe-third cash. the residue of the
purchase money in i, and years, the purchaser
giving his notes bearing interest from tn, day Of
sale, secured by deed of trust upon the premis es
A deposit OF Sl00 required when the property is
struck of; IL the terns Of sale are not complied
with within hye days the undersigned reserves the
right to resell the property at the risk aud cost of
the dfsuiting purchaser after advertising the same
Tor hve days. ALI convey ancipg at the cost OF the
pure base. RP. JACKSON, Trustee
6u12-lUt THOMAS DUWLING. Auct.
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by A. NJ. sPRAGUE, Auctioneer,
II 121 East Capitol street

TRUSTEES SALE Of one Steam Boiler and En-
CINE, three Mandrets, five Cart Harness, five
Block Carts, one Emery Machine, Building, Pull
leys, shafrng, and other appurteRances, theTeunto
belonging. BY virtue Of q deed of trust, bearing
GATE the 18th day OF May, 1873 and recorded in iber
20, folio 49, Of the land records Of Washington, D.
o., We will sell at public auction, on FRIDAY, the
3lst day Of July, 1874, at $50 O'Clock D. m at the
foot of Sd street southeast, Guinands wharf the
above named articles. Terms cash.
H0RATIO b. WILCOX,( n....
j23 "a 1871 80 WELCOME B. BEEBE,S Irus'eeS'
STHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED to
WEDNESDAY, August 18th, 1874, at 3 O'Clock q.
NJ, at the same place.
II. B. WILOOX,l r.,..o.u
AUST W. Il. BEEBR,S trustees
@THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
TIL MONDAY, August nth, 10 O'Clock O. IN,
seine place. BY order of Trustees.
augl2-d A. M. sPRAGUE, Auct.
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FIRE INSURANCE.

Niagara Fire Insurance Company Of New York
Assets, 81 ,s5s rs. Surplus, S86S. 21s.
Republic Fire insurance Company Of New York
Assets, &70o, 900. Surplus, S400,0 900.
Manhattan Fire Insurance Company Of New
York-Assets, eco, $50. Surplus, esS 900.
National Fire Insurance COMPANY Of Philadel-
phia, Pa!-Assets, S666 900. Surplus, o3S8 900.
Old Dominion Fire Insurance Company Of vir.
ginia-Assets, osls,000. Surplus, olls,0o6.
WILLIAM l.. BRAMHALL CO.,
may0.tr Agents, GOT 7th street northwest.
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PRIVILEGES oP SERvANTs.-Who envies a
"hired girl" in Wisconsin, where her emp over
sends her out TO reconnOitre whenever he il
afraid TO do so? A paper out there saws that
Hon. II. ID. Barron had an ugly visitor at his
residence, Taylor's Falls, one night. About
one O'Clock, the family, hearing some noise out
81 the fence, sent the hired girl 20 ascertain its
cause. She went out 20 the fence, and returned
in great haste, so closely followed by q bear
that she had just time to get the door closed 70
keep bruin out. The animal then took leave.
but left his mark by tearing ont portion of q
fence board. We wonder il Mr.. Barron rebuk-
ed the girl for having a sffollowerp