davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-25

New YORK, Nov. "a A hurricane
passed over Trenton last evening, caus-
ing damage to the amount Of $50, 900 in
the city and as much more in the coun.
try north of Trenton. In Trenton six
houses on Warren street, Kline's Hall.
Washington Market, Golding's flint mill,
Fish's sawmill, Hutchinson's bow facto-
tory, watson's foundry, and portion Of
the Catholic church parsonage was I'M
rooted. Boats on the river were upset.
boat houses and sheds were entirely de-
molished. te-.,
A brakeman was blown from train on
the Belvidere and Delaware Railroad and
killed. Two other persons in Trenton
were killed. aEF
The meadows back OF Elizabethport
were flooded from six to ten feet deep by
On extraordinary high tide, and thou
sands Of tons Of hay in stacks were carri-
cd away or destroyed.
The Herald's Madrid special says the
Spanish Government has expressed q
Willingness to pay an idemnity in the
Virginius case to the United States, on
the came basis. a. that with which Great
britain was satisfied for outrages peFpe-
trated on her subjects. 3. t'.5 q
Godfrey Deteiner. laborer. aged 60,
hanged himself yesterday, leaving note
addressed to his wife, saying he waf
impelled to the act by restitution and
fear of starvation in the hard Winter.
Reports from this city and Brooklyn
show three times as many men out o.
employment a. at the same time las
year, and the suspension Of building Of
account OF the cold weather, will soor
add largely to the number. ..,,r
CHICAGO, Nov. 24.-A Washington spe
cial speaking of the resignation of Null
lett, says every effort was made to-day t
induce the President to interfere to saw
him, for although Mullett apologized t
Bristow for his language TO him on Bal
urdsy, the latter insisted on acceptin
his resignation. Both Shepherd an
Mullett visited the President during th
day, as did Treasurer Spinner and other
but appears without any result. u
declared that the President does nc
want to interfere with the reforms whic
Secretary Bristow had made In th
Treasury Department, and especial
With any disagreement as to the mai
agement Of Affairs in the bureau OF y
psrviains Architect. Had the Prssidel
intsrfsrsd, Il Il we'll understood that
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-25
ARRIVAL BALL.-Preparations are !

Nc, pranar.t;ops ma h.
OAhNi'AA
ing busily made ior the urahd OArniVai
Rail which is to come off on the 10th Of
D-.nher Ouite n number of persons
Ds0' -; ;,..,.; =. -
have expresseu 'ne" 'n'0''o " or
pearing in character ana are having
their dresses ~. nInah., ~ nasts iii III
aou n,esent and that the scene presented
before the unmasking will be very bril-
liant one. We would ADVISE all VINO In.
tend 10 a..uuI ~ ds u'. 90. ~. t;ms
prosidipe snen ues o... ~, 81, ~ -,
approaches W. oa ~ ao,~,;t,ap.
bus! masins az n.,.nar,ont ~ ~
entius'eu Msn ~. =, -orh snd ,.;,, .r.rs
afals are a'ieaI i3. tsa 80 ncoas;on ma,pnr o
40 enor' " ii"Ao NV
aoie one
PANAM1ST.-We see by the Eureka
ssn,;ne, that the folks in that burg have
not escaped the fever. A good delega-
ton OF Eurekans are said to be on the
way. As regards Phoebe, We think the
epidemic rs aoanng sngn'iS, 'ne , s.'aoSs
Wa hav u no,;o.S ora ~ too convalsscenfe
. WI io a,onnd III Tn sowe ;nstsncss a q
v wIs occurs and them We fsar nothing
relapse oV ,hn so III" '"eH .hsn hannS
y, "a go ,ha slenhsnt tbonoh we aurm;ss
nat when the animal Is seen he IL not
all that he is Cracked mn 10 be. -
T,v o,ber d.v ws saw a le,tsr from
Postmaster r. w. Abraham Who vas
,hor !, Nav York on his wav 10 Wash.
;n,,or He stated that His 'be.,tb v.,
, -. -
shghtly 'nP.o'eu; WHEN We were gag
10 near. Mr. Aofsnnm was soIns 70
interview tne uspa'' p; VI assels
GVnIeo'eu ~ vi, ao A:''S.
we nope Una. ne ,, WI, -. CONE No: oa. ah ngn.
IN ms psia $780, WI an s5V us sh =.
and has managed the business of the
Postofiice in this place in q manner thai
Is worthy vi "'i Pfa'se.aaa gtyas -
THANKSGIVING Day will be celebrated
,o.morrow Thursday A the emn,oves
49,. .,...;.,,,-,,,,, Man
Vi "''s onn'e "1o P''.i'unt9 AZ" "oNns
and very regular in their attendance
upon inc celeSration o. suGn occss, Tl
vii atfora them an onnortnnity 70 nj.
tend the DEVOTIONAL EXERCISES of The dsv.
and as there is no doubt but thew need
it, there is equally little about their
awning themselves VI 'u0 pr'V''ese'
CLEARED Yesterday was o fine,
bright, clear day. II was quite warm
and sunny. A few days OF such weather
will clear off the snow very rapidly.
yesterday II was inei,ing very quickly.
winter weather III tn1s region - very
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-25
LEGAL.
SheriR's Sale.


~ out OF the District Court Of the Seventh
:o,n SAD ~ S.x IN and iSf me 81 I'm
delivered, for judgment rendered in said
Court on the 28th day OF September, A. D. 1874,
in favor Of Joseph Gerrens, Nicholas Gerrens
Hunt silver Mining Company, for the sum Of
four hundred and sixty gold coin dollars dam
ages, with interest thereon from September 49,
1874, 81 the rate OF ~ per cent per annum, To-
gether with ninety three 56-l00 dollars tax costs
and all accruing costs, have levied on the FOL
lowing property, to wit:
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-25
DELINQUENT SALES.

Page and ,Panaca silver Mining
Company. -.Location Of principal place Of
business, San Francisco, California; location Of
works, Ely Mining District, Lincoln county,
Standardization are delinquent upon
the following described stock, on account Of
assessment mo. 81 levied on the 9Th day of Oc-
tober, 1874, the several amounts set opposite
lows:
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-25
n 0TIOE

vJNO 8. O. BARNES AND ROBERT KELLY.
owners in the silurian Mine, Highland
District: That II they do not appear within
ninety days and pay their proportion Of the e1-
penses incurred in developing said mine, We will
claim forfeiture Of their interest according to
JAMES McGREaOR,
eul9.9Od JAS, OBRIEN.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-25

And in accordance with law .ni an
order Of the Board of Directors, made on
the 9Th day Of October. 1874, SO many shares of
each parcel Of such stock Is may be necessary
the Company, Rooms &c and 81 Merchants Ell.
change: California street. San Francisco. Cali
rornia on Friday, the Fourth day Of
December. 1874, at the hour OF 10 O'clock
M. Of such day. to pay delinquent assessments
thereon, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses Of sale.
LYMAN p. BUSH, Secretary.
Ofice-26 and 81 Merchants Exchange, Cali.
fornia street, San Fnancisco, California.
nol9-td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-25

Cheap.--Psrt Wins Sandman Il
Co,s tOperto), DUFF Gordon sherry.
Cant be.rben Whisky and vieax
NoknAe' At Ashtm Bros. oc20
Four Years Old---Joha nnisbereer
cabinet, Malaga, Madeira and Ca
sewba, California wines OF the vim.
Gge OF 20, to be found at Ashim
"ros' oc30
HIGHEST cash price paid for new and
secondhand furniture Of all kinds. J.
II. STAPLES, Phoebe street, below the
rostomce. oc13-f
Cray Knitted Undershirts, so cts.
Bros.
papers venard's saleratus for IS
cents At Ashim Bros.
Chinchilla Suits for o2a. 5O-worth
S35-at Ashim Bros. -
Genuine Imported Hamburger Cheese
At Ashim Bros. : -
g bottles Ground Pepper for 81 At
A. MANDIcH's FRUIT SToRE.-B Booths
fresh oysters to be received regular BY
every stage, from Baltimore. Store ad.
joining E. Hamilton's.
boxes Royal Baking Powder for 2
ofts At Ashfnn BrOs. hIE III.
Ashim Bros. selling out
Ashim Bros. selling ont.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-25

Col. Paul X. HUBBs, one OF the early
California Pioneers. died at his residence
in Vallejo, where he had lived for many
years, mn Monday last. Colonel Hubbs
came to California in 1849, and during
the early history of the State took a
prominent part in political affairs. He
was Senator from Tuolumne county in
1851 and 80. When the State Capital
was at Vallejo he was the first Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction, and has
since held number Of Offices Of public
trust Virg. Independent. 18th.
=. ssHAB --%.-' as &t#
ANOTHER cause for local rejoicing, We
announce to-day, in the completion OF
the military telegraph from Camp Whip
pie, one mile north of Prescott, to
Camp Verde, about fifty miles east OF
Prescott. We know that the citizen
business over the line already IL opera
ton, has far exceeded the estimates
made previous to the erection of the tel
egraph and that its effects on business
throughout the Territory have been such
as to cause al our business men to wish
for the extension OF lhss wires in every
ction.-[ Arizona Miner. 10.
CoNyALEsCENT.- Will Campbell
the newly elected District Attorney, who
A abort time since was SO i'll Of pneumo-
nis. that his life was despaired Of, yes.
terday made his appearance on our
streets. The Judge is still very weak,
but otherwise does not look. much the
worse for his late struggle with the grim
tyrant, the ends of whose bony finger
at one time lowered in awful proximity
| to his top hair.-[ virg. Enterprise, 10.
IT seems that J. P. Wheeler, Superin
tendent of the Winfield mill, Seven.mil'
Canyon, was more seriously injured b!
being thrown from his buggy at the rail
road crossing on North E street. thar
was at first supposed. 1t has lsince beei
ascertained that his right shoulder blad'
was broken.-[virg. Enterprise, 10.
A RAoE,-We understand that ALI
Chsrtz, carrier OF the Eureka Sentine
has accepted . challenge from Mr.
Bishop OF Phoebe, TO run foot-race o
ten miles, for stakes of 81 500 to 500
We are not informed Of the time o
place of the race, hut presume the pre-
iiminaries will be arranged shortly. Ma.
the best man win.-(W. P. News, al.
LAST night ct about II o'clock, Charlie
Kruiscki, who was working on the 1000
foot level Of the Crown Point mine, va
struck on the head and elbow BY rock
that fell from five sets Of timbers abov
him. A wound Of about an inch and
half in length was inflicted on the top
his head, willis his elbow resolved
, | friehtful gash. 10. b. News, ~.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-25
BY TELEGR APH

SPECIAL TO raE PIooHE DAILY RECORD
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-25
Foreign News.

FALMOUTH, Eng. Nov. "a. = The
schooner j. G. Triumph arrived from
Chicago.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-25

GRAND MARCH AT O'CLOCK. NO I'M.
" proper character will be admitted. Masks
will be removed ct half-past -. Noperson will
be allowed on the floor excepting those masked,
before supper.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-25
NoTICD.

,r,Hrs n TO NOTIFY ALL PrRsoNs IN.
debted 70 the late frn Of Clancy 1 McCcr-
mick to settle their accounts with the sid hxm
JAo. CLANCY.
sels-tf J. o. MCCORMICK.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-25
11astinS Powder,
Giant Powder and Fuse.

WE ARE PREPARED TO CUT AND FIT
w GAS PIPE, and manufacture all kinds Of
Tin. Sheet Iron and Copper Work. ~
, 1874-09-08
a TcmpcstuOls Scene with Twenty
Two Chinese <itrls--JoI.n kscrpe.
trnteS n Hugo Practical Joke,

tvon GAs San trano,seo Aulltti,, Ann. 25.
The SRu Francisco China1nan iH fond Of grim
joke. A cargo Of cghty-niuc Celestial females
arrived in that city last week, rauging from to
crea1n-tlnt of note-paper to leatAcr-brown,
The Commissioner became satisfied OF tho roa-
souabo Responsibility OF majority of these io-
males, and allowed thom to debark but twetl-
ty-two of tho moro presentabo Of tho squad,
wlloso antecsdents failed to pass muster, woro
held to await an Investigation.
aIoantime, ono Chung Lung, 0 trafflckcr in
sin, retitioncd tho Supreme Court for writ Of
aud his friends tho Twenty-Five women whom tho
Commissioner had deemed it beHt to detain. a
Sheriff . officer escorted tue females III dispute
downstairs to tho main entrance OF tho City
Hall, intending to proceed direct to the jail with
them. Az they flied out upon the sidewalk.
t1oy wero mot by q Clinaman OF shrewd
couutonance, who addressed fow words to
tho oldest Of the party with a most mysterious
air. shc uttered piercing scream, and
rnBhol back into tho hall corridor, followed by.
all who had passed beyond tle entrance. Her
face turned to blano-mange color, aud her form
quivored with emotion, while few words were
rapidly exchanged between the women. Thon
camo aceno OF most exciting character. Tho
In tho path of the Jnggernaut, aud raisod d
perfect toulpest III tho nnighGorlood. They
huddiod together against tho wall, and refused
to lnovo out Of doors. Roinforcements came
from tho olorlu olee. 9nd Hauau OF ponce
oliicers appeared upon Tue acoho; ilen cor
uoh WAS formed around tle 1emalos TO Keep OF
thn crowd, which waa rapidly augnentlng.
!. Every effort was USED to convince thom that
they Woro going to a. good place, and TINT no
harm =, was iatondod b4t thoy asood a. bay and
"o''la l not a DO suppressed. ,,
IN MaYGs w. Vtis opportnneiY entered the Miia,ns,
aha a. h's suggestion tue door OF hla o.ioe VA
1ttumn ~ ol'on ana thoy *oro requested 70 enter.
70 @ 1oree 1,;. thon into thoso apartments The Rev.
Mr. uioson ana othera. who spoak tho Chinese
!agu"ao, uu @ aMisenspsoa al 20 qulet thar app1ehen-
soan, na W pas I'M a " NJ purpose. Dy thls time tAe
,,,n ira,a ,it n s9 nai "ah crowaeu with peo-
P'e. s@ u.a"h n..no5 ~ iho unusual commotion.
,."2 sa .ne eoaftroona to leArl
,nIo,st gus t' ~ au iao Iooo Jnuge not
, 1874-09-08


81 AI1 soALAwAoa.'
Commteatonor Crawford Ha!d 1t was a fact that
numbers Of tic Doartl had loss sonlldence II,
mngnol, md lio saw no way to restore public
co,lido.tca and ontrcot tho impression that tho
commissioners woro hll scafnwnga. savo to 40 On
viii, tie reading, mud lot tho roorlo know what
~ amount Of lnoor mid responsibility tho Doard
lad to uudertako
Commissioner Harrison was opposed to
HEADING THE HILLS Fon nUNCoMnK.
It waB au!lEelont for tho Clork To read o,ough
Of caoh bill to si1ow tho character Of IT, mud to
torl Nc moro unless called upon by eome NOM
ber. 70 co OIL reading bills In full would tako
tho ontiro ttmn OF tho board pyory ilny from ono
weeks ot,d to lilo other.
THO Chairman said tho r,lcs REQUIRED tho
the r1los. Menbors muBt move to dispense with
tho roading of the bitlH II they wanted 1t done.
Commissioner Harrfaon proposed to offor q
r1tln to tito oilcot that hereafter thb Corl road
ouly 30 much Of bill as WAS sufficient to show
its character.
Tho Chair decided tint this motion
Musr LAY OVER ONE WEEY
lindor tito rules, and ordered tho Clerk to pro-
coed with tho roatllng Ut tho hills II rnomhora
desired to take tho responsibility Of moving in
oach oaso to dispeuso with the roatling. they
might do 80, otherwise tho blla m.at DO road.
Tho Corl proceeded to narraee how Mrs.
Downio had been furnished with Blk quarts Of
bcane 1t 8 conts two combs ut 1b ccnts oacll !:
ohe.half pound Of toa ntao conto' ono gallon Of
molasscB, Ut cents"
Commissioner 1Iorting said hero was case
wl,ora q "popper" waH rccotyluG ttsx1rloH ut
prlcos greatly III o1ctss OF tho regular contract
rntcB.
why tho bills should DO road. It waB evident
that tlelo was M outrageous fraud in tho BILLS
for outdoor roiof furnished to paupora III tue
county toWna.
TIE EVIDENT MOTIVE.
Commissioner l]ogno remarked in All under
tono to TRIBUNE reporter that 1t was tho oyi-
dent purpose Of tho Chairman to mako tho logit-
innto business of tho Board odipuB md tirc-
bunlo. 30 t!lht tho matter would DO finally settled
BY referring all bills to co,nnitoos without road
fho Clorlt-" Mrs. drurpy, suloratus, 10 cents; !;
cracssors, 20 cents"
Commissioner Bnrdck moved that tho furthor
readng OF this bill bo dispensed with. Carried,
the Ohairman yoslag nay.
Tho Clerk--" Cook County to Charles Ashlc-
ger, dobtor, to supploa furnished Mrs. Kelior--2
pounds soap, IL ceuts, y &c.
F1gALLy sgorpEp.
Commienoncr Crawford moved TO dispenao
witt, tho further reading of bills, and to tako up
tho next regular order, Tho motion prevailed.
CounT-nousE AnclI1rEUT.
Tic special ordof, ,'tho election Of tho aocond
arahitoct for tho Court-House. VIVA taken up.
CDulullEBlQuGE tDIlGH mpV9N 10 pOHLpDuD nOLlOu
on tho subject until tho first Monday iu Decom-
bor.
Conn llssIoner Crawford movod to postpone
two weeks. Carried.
pEn DIEM BrLLH.
Tic Committee on Public Service reported,
recommending tho payment Of tho bills for por
diem Of tho VARIOUS nlombars Of tho Doar1 for
tho quartor eudlng Sept. l, amounting In oil to
81, 868. Tie report was couourrad in. and the
bi}ia ortoreh pniu.
The bills rendered by The respective Commits
, 1874-09-08

HhLANiEH UF EMpLOHEHs
Commissioner Harrison moved to request tho
Committee on Public Serylco to report to tho
Board list OF salaries Of tho vnriol,s employees
OF Cooh County for tho currcnt fiscal year. Tho
motion was laid over ono week under tho rules.
AN ADDITION TO THE IEsAEE Asylum.
Tho Joint Committee on Public Buildings aud
Public Charities, 10 whom was referred tho
question Of providing additional room Mt tho III
sane Asylum and poor-Honso. reported, recon-
meuuing the construction Of q wing to the lnau
building $50 foct in lcngIh half Sf it to DO 80
feot i'll width, and tho other half to bo 10 feet
wlde; four atoslca aud bastment; estimated
cost, 100000: The Committee recommended
that they ho authorized to receive plan and ad~
vortiBc Tor proposals for material aud oonHtluc-
tion.
Commissioner Crawford moved that tho sub.
iect DO matle tho special order OF tho next meut~
lug OF tho board. Tue motion prevailed
Tue Hoard adjourned until ra1t Friday at
ppm
, 1874-09-08

Next to tho Commander, tho nositton Of wateAman
Oh board atea'Mer s fur murs important tlan I'LL
nocasalty Of Aia ksspiug yigant lookout las huua
1ale upnrsnt III not few iuauuceo In tho past, and
liio aud property wt4tu few yoars on tue Western
lakDa.
, 1874-09-08

miscellaneous.
no RENT-r!IoFoGnArII GALLERY, AND FUR.
. 1 ntturn Tor sn!o. Apply st ~ clicaKo-ns.
mo RENr-OK Fol, SA ALii--1uMNEl, on CNAT
dook 1i0 teot front, MI THolfttst running acs tn
the lsnso Slip wh sslF?aa cnneoiSH; IL ,lcSr
u4se,rnHE
, 1874-09-08

II7ANTED-TO RENT-TIVE on sIX FuI,NIElI:n
W ronnla onnrenuut E1puattia.,. Address EIllu
NATIONAL WATCH CO., American Expross Bui;tlug.
VIASTEfl-TO RiiNT-A GO1sTAi;E. DY ( SMALL
~ Alneriran nsnyi rent must 10 low Aldross t5,
, 1874-09-08

AGENTS WANTED,
A GIsNTH lYANIED-1N THE UlrY AND C0UN-
+; ts ss31At II: f. aRs i8AN '
uV., puhl!alsrs. lM llandeiphat., 0hleAao.
, 1874-09-08

TOR SALE-STORE, lot. AND nARN; SECOND
stnry ef soro nifhed Oft for dMel!lngl on chrnGg
stuck Of Coos. ato tradU. Os.Eo
prnpcrty IN payneu For particulars, adtrusa
/. H. Tribune GtfcG, -.
, 1874-09-08

GiiGO5,
ITO REST-a DFs1RAHIE OFFICES WITH Elk.
turns in tue Metropolitan Block. Inquire u A. u.
HUNGER, Roo;n 8.
, 1874-09-08

JSTANTED-TO HENT-A RAiALL PORTION Of a
" atOro {hack partl tptwopu Mallsnl uuh Lste nni
I,cnthorn.sk. and Flith.av. COLBY d RlIOAEli, ii1
, 1874-09-08
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

IIouAEllo4n FuRhlruRH FOR SALE All At s q
daiug.soo sstaI ,andusu stylsa ltts VAsdt ahsap.
, 1874-09-08
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
l Sudden Fit Of Vlrtuo Attacks
Them,
Thoso Tiresome Bills Must Be Read
in Full.
Proposed Addition 10 tho Insane Asylum.

Tho County Commissioners met yesterday
Afternoon, President Ashton In the clair Iho
lull board woro present, Commissioner u"riison
occupying Ills sent for tho first tlno slhco hla
return from Europe. THO Chairman mndo m
announcement to tl,o eject tint 10 SHOULD horo-
Ntcr enforce tho Yuto requiring all con'nls,nica-
,ious reports, bills. oto. to DO road in fnll. 80
lint thoro would bo no opportunity or excuse ior
ialso reports In tho newspapers.
uEconD1ta FLATS uroS oATlf.
4 communication was rocoiyod from W. D.
Palncr. asA;1,g t,,as tAo Recorder Of Dcoda 10
,oo,,oatcl to record various plats Of land UPON
,he utrchrth Of sworn Dtatomonss, to be by him
nrosontnd In tho place Of tho original decd,
which was lost. A resolution inatructtng tho
Recorder to grant Tho roquost was laid oyer
under tho rules.
THE REPORT or TIE COUNTY TREASURER
for tho quarter ending Sept. /, 1874. was re-
roiyed md referred to tho Committee Oil FL
nanco Tho report Bl,ows tho total receipts
from all sources to hnve boon a1l8,2D8.12. Tho
ponuty'e cfclit-account Ia as folowa y
Amount oserIrswn on fun' 5uhc1 1874 81 14,oo3 %
Eli Eli 1Sn1y 1o4s eefieaos sne,or
Paid jurora ccrti1catcB, Circuit court.... 6,ooja5
Paid jnrors' ccrtincates Criminal Uort..... adl9ga
caso3sfs a sauess. o.o''s 2iisoo
Witness fees, Criminal Court. a740
Commissions M On receipts, at y per cent, Oh
conn'issio,is On disbirae;nents of slaD..
....,.......,............ 10000
Total. .siol.o4so5
Amount ovordrawn seIt l. iB7l. .......... 45,720s1
stSEINn FUND.- OLD 1tpEprEDxEsB.
nalaneo GU hand, ,nus I, 1874. .*2s, Il ,3ss.as
3seecive.l. tag Of m 1871. @ @a...........ss7,1s ,1ss.29
Neccisetl tax Of 1879 t......-... I ,39i.39
Apceivatl, tux Of 1871 o,8ol.ee- z8Ai387
Total. :s,s.1oo.15
Cr.
Ibid war bonds md interest thcrcon pub
mIsslons on llsGurssmonts, ,,,,.....,,s p,203oo
Balance, sopt. l, 1s7A. G5,o27.16
Total. ..s7S, ,1ools
s1yStxo FUND, NEW 1NpEDTfDSEss.
Balance on hsnd june l. 1874. 500, ,lai.ol
ltecclvctl. l,y onn for this fund .s1tO ,0ou.0u
1seceiyed, tux Of l873.......... 6y,002.01
lsceiyed tax Of 1874 ......... ss4.3l- Isl, 90
t29a2zs:e2
Ct.
Eaid interest on loan Of 500 ,ooo.s 1,7so.oo
Isid counoas e1 On short 1ft Goada.:. YSoJ.W
lail coupons On fire bontls.... o,9i0,0o
Commissions on teceirts. stoo,- x.o,,
uo3 .:......-...,...:'...... euo0u
Dllance, September, 47s3a.2s
s2o4a7a,2a
PUBLIC uu11DtAo FUND.
Ma1anco on hand, June !, 1874, .$l04 10000
naa 7aa]s,iaggs Ga]asg erae5f fa .Iis:nsis a'''4'0
80 .y1
, 1874-09-08
WANVEr.-FED RENT.

1ATANTKD--TO RtNT-TY TWO UENTIEaiEN,
W OEo two untlrn1cd raDh4s M1lwauEoa ard
ChicaEo.arB, Address A u. Tribnuo olhco.
, 1874-09-08
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

REAL ESTATE WANTED,
1AyANTtD-AN IMPROVED FARM, ILLINOIS OR
w iowa, from STU, DM 10 H15NM, for imrrnyad Wost
Side prupotty. JAMES DA1sLOW, 125 lluashora.Et.
13TAKTED-e0o FEET FRONT nltExEI, nOULIi.
" ward. Address with prize aud terNs 81, Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-02

NO. EAST 34TH-ST.-ROOMS to LET
With BOARD location very aBe references eIehanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-02
le!u uanIea--M ales.

lelu UanIea-- Males.
A 7. STEWART e. co. want fTst-class
"A. DRAPBRY CUTTER DESIGNERS have good
snogsgs % the whom liberal salary ami steatV
emp oment s Apply MAEhGbRS DISK, fenhst.
before b. letter stating fsfr ences 8c. 70 te hln
A CENTS WANTED-TO sell CHATTERB0X
~ SUNDAY READING Retail ~ 80 each The best and
erlDe.t children pnb sh Handsomely bound
CLOTH Illustrations page Big lndnce ~ 70 goa I've
crrnrs and terms & SUBSCRIPTION DSPAkT-
MENr THB AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY NJ
boy WANTED-In wholesale drug store
ID make bills accustomed the work FASER
LIE. 20 BeekmaB,t
V,HE BECKWITH SEWING MACHINE Co.
gener, and FOR The sale n thc 81 POIAbAh
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE Il sells for cash. readily understoo
aniVers-iy Liberal exclusive eoniso
territory gwen circular and samples Address SO& Broad
sHy. Nes-York.
NMANTED-A strictly trs--ciaSs COAT
w CUTTER with abilities 4ll for 6cla's trade
may permanent geue1 liberia wages by addressing
ST.. Box 2 l36 Pos-Ohce. n Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-02
East Side.

HARLEM BOARD.-A family, or two or
tb-,. single Eentneu hsnssos furnished
rh srya sr applying lis EsG l2s1Pt. s' Of rsf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-02
Gectures duo fileetlnss.

nR. FELIX ADLERs Fifth Lecture will bs
~ delivered MONDAY EVENING, Match 2 o'clock LYRIC
ftan Srh,Ve. FOrty-seconi-s subject The Triumph &
nohammcd" The sixth and u the ennuei a,en ~ tho
will be delivered WEDNESDAY EFbNEa1 h'rch 90
Admission each Lecture. 80 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-02

sstant Understands duties thoroughly hrsfs-
wsiter willing himself us-a private Tan
ig unidentified the nodefat
Apply ODELLS SWISS BUREAU 100 Yves; 34th-st oo
a Brla.