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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-04-03

''' "o"c'ci, I'D Uo VI any service, Tor
the former owner was dead. Eut, then,
it was an exhibition of tonchiug tender.
ness Oh the part Of the cngi:lecr who
took it of.
Another heiress Niuety-niuc Yeas
ago, the father of DR.. Mark, who IS the
iasher OF young mi'liner now III St
Joseph, No. leased eighty acres OF
land III New York oity for ninety nine
years. The lease has expired. Dr..
Mark is dead, and the miIlincr is the
only living heir. The property is worth
SIT, 900, 900.
lie SPARrANBURa AND AsuEytLL
RAILROAD. D.-ArrnngemeDts are making
Tor beginning immediately IL survey OF
tho line OF this important railroad. SO
that 1t may bs permanently located mt
Ill early day. The officers of ths com
pAny feel that prompt action is neces.
sary.
The Rev. DR.. Parker, OF London, an
nonnces that III his new church, the
City Iemple. now nearly completed,
there IS to be pew reserved for Ameri.
can visitors. which will be distinguished
by an American eagle.
It seems that DIR. Livingstone snid To
his friends. "Build me nut to die i'm. F"
1t ia astonishing how many people oh.
Ject to die, except in somo out of the
way place-and aro not very particular
about it even then.
The Joderaonvillc, Ind. Common
Council fixed the liquor license at $500.
The result was that several German citi
zens moved across the Ohio.
It is said that there is colorod
school teacher on one OF the isl, nds ad
lacent to Charleston who can neither
read nor write.
A Kansas rocking chair broLe down
the other Sunday night, severely injured
a lady and broke young mans leg.
Fifty cents day is the pay of n
l"borer III Quebec. Living, however. ia
proportionately cheap.
Patrick Hazleton, laborer, in Gin.
CHM nAti. recently killed his wife with q
poker, in drunken quarrel.
, 1874-02-20
THE WEBTERN UNION AND BOARD
QF TRADE.

A little controversy has sprung up betwocn
tho Board Of Trade and the Western Union
Telegraph Company in rogarl to tho space occu-
pied by tho latter in tho Doartl-room. Prior to
tho leasing by tho Western Union OF tho Pacific
i Atlantic lines, the former corporation had !u~
stsl1neftB in two OF tha cornors Of tho Ioard-
room, aud tho latter had I'll instrument in an
othor corner. After tho leasing, tic Western
luton consequently Ind three oornors. A rival
conpany also Aas all instrument, and many Of
tho members of tho Donll think TINT tho
Western Union Aad bottor sllrrond der ono
Of llH corners, and tho telegraph cor.
poration, It waa said, Ind thloatonod
!n casn all attompt ls made to dIsposRcss them in
part, to remove Ill their wiros. 10 ascertain the
truth Of tho raattor II reporter WAS dtrootcd to
call upon Col. ]. j. s. Wilson, Superintendent Of
the WoBtorn Union lines. and got d statement
from him regarding it. 1le did 10 with tho fol-
lowing result:
On tho LIT of january last wa loaaed tho pa-
effc d Atlantic lines throughout tho unitod
sonK 9er atngs u o ehss9 a
Trade. lid not forl like withdrawing, az q
, 1874-02-20

that tic public tlorsvol from our lines, Which
could hayo dono with good eifoct in tho
Board Of Trade. On. the other hand, I
Doarl ot Trade, % aiding several liness. ls A shor!
time ago mot committee Of tho Doafd. Of
Trade, who called my ntto,,tion to tic faot that
Our Company Ind thrae oflicos In tho Doard Of
Trade, wlii!o the opposition Ind only ono; I
space in proportion to tho fhctli.oa tllcy could
offer. I told tho Committee tint whom tho ma-
chinery for tho pneumatic engines WAS conf
plotted wo should not need the space. At tho
y ssmo tt,ne urged tho 4 LnoeoHaity Of our keeping
Yesterday recolyod tho following notice from
tho Secretary Of tho Board Of Trade,
DoAnp or TnAnE, BEonErAnYs OrrEon,(
CHICAGO, Feb. II, 1R74.
9bE4a Sia: an directed by vote Of Tho board Of
otce now occupied by ii In t,o norheas. cornor Of tho
Exchange ils of this board by the 1s day Of March
occupyinu Jointly ono ofcc willis your Company has
' ' ' d,i4nEks k4xno1rn, Hccrrtary.
Aftor reading 1t, called upon MIR. Randolph,
was that tho issuing Of tho order WAS tho action
OF tho Board. I asked for permission to place
copy of tho order on tho Office, wishing to show
tho mombors Of the Board tho reason for tho
removal, but this waa rofuactl I then car11o to
the conclusion that tnefo was something undor-
that I did not know what action would tako in
tue matter but Tint did not consider thoir treat
mont Us oithor fair or pleasant. AA q mattor of
fact tho Doard OF Trade blsinoss doos not pay
tho Company, and thoy transact 1t noroly In a
spirit OF accommodation. The service Of tho
Ioartl Of Trado Ia tho most requiring and OK
poIaivo which tho Company tratsacts, tho worry
Dcst operators being employed Oh 1t at large
, 1874-02-20

a memorial, addressed to Congress-, and
siGnod by citizens Of every stata and Territory
in tho country, asks TINT tho 18th day Of Febru-
ary be nominated and appointed legal holiday,
inasmuch rs it Ia tho anniversary Of the birth
day Of Abraham Lincoln.
Tho alarm Of fro from Box No. $50, ut 4:20
yesterday afternoon, WIS caused by tllo burning
Of 4 chimney at No. l72 living strcet. Tho
alarm from box No. II, two houra hter, proved
TO be false.
Tho ghioll ot David Lodge, No. 81, Of tho In-
dependent Order K. s. B. held thor frat annual
ball, last evening, at Standard Hall, and, in
spite OF the snow-ssorm, 1t was vary brilliant
and successful affatr.
n1r. James i. Wood, Goneral Agent Of tho
Land Department OF the Chicago, Burlington j.
Quincy l'ailroad has put upa Hplendd black
walnut glnss caso iu tue corridor Of tue Central
Depot. III Which ho tas placod largo numbor Of
glaaa jars appropriately 1narllod and labod, COLI
tanning samples Ut all tho principal products OF
PRESBYTERIAN soo1AnLE.
Tho ladies of tho auoond Presbyterian Church
entertained their friends yesterday III tue par
lora Of the church. which aro admirably adapted
aoinoly decorated with ollolcs lowors tho gift OF
members OF tue congregation. Tho regular So
ciablca have all boon worry pleasant and woll at
tended, but this one, WA specially agreeable,
not only OIL ACCOUNT Of the good feeling which
prevailed as vol as tho abseco OF formaiity aud
stlitneaH, but also on account OF tho presence
Of the Isey. DR.. Gibson, who has beol called by
tho church to tho lastorato thora0f, and WHO
preachoa 80 accoptably lust Sunday: Ii fact, tho
object Of tho socablo WAS to introduce DR.. Glib
tint, attor meeting hts wond-bo parishlonors,
l,e might be moro disposed to accept tho call
Tho Attendance was very largo, u spite Of the
inclelnent weather. aud every one aoonle1 to haso
, 1874-02-20

TIE Tribune OF Wednesday, contained full
account OF tho circumstances and, poiciea silr-
rounding aud animating tho diverse organiza-
tions Of working-peoplc, mechanics aud opera
tives. malo aud tomato, who arc forming in
Chicago and throughout the Union, organi2a-
tions similar to that OF tho "Pasrous Of Hus-
bandry," moro popularly known as "Tho
Grangers." In tho article referred to aome his
tory was given OF tho Advocates Of Justico,"
I'LL organization which has for its Chicago
leaders Mr. Periam, OF the Western Kural, and
Mrs: Wynkoop, 20 we'll known BY her ablo
writings on tho labor question. Yesterday Il
vas hold at 1908 Wcst Lake street. The original
list Of officers was revised, aud now ticket mado
| out, as follows:
Grand l., Massar-Jonathan Periam, editor W<stern
GRIND Nsiron-strs. M. D. wynIoop, writer on
Labor, !" Chicago.
arand secretary-N. y. rhompson, publisher, Chi
urund Treasurer-E L. Dewo!f, lawyer, Chicago.
Grand couuct!loE-F. A. Benham, II. =. bronson,
FeIieNas-stss. E. E. Powers, cA.cago.
Grand ssoward-Eben Thompson, North Danvile,
Grand atewardess-Nra. r. a. Bonhnn,. Bronson,
Mich.
Granl uAhcr-Oscar Allen dcs1er in implements
and machincry, Slnrahalltown, Iowa.
Mslasa As ohsso
The following comprise tile Executive COM
mlttee: Jonathan porlam, Jefferson, H.; Mrs.
eago j. D. Powers, Chicago; II. Lospinyose,
Debaloinos. Ia:
Meanwhile. Mr. Earle, Of the "sovorcigns Of
rival, ia operating amongst tho worklngnen, and
will, doubtless, aoou call hia promised 1nasa-
meeting for tic purpose OF milking convorta to
hs peculiar school Of general philanthropy.
, 1874-02-20

AGerman pedder, Christian Rase by namo, was
fined s15 by Juatico scully yesterday for using
unuaslod weights.
Henry Arman. a junk-dealer, WIS examined
by Justice Ecally on q charge Of recoiying stolon
property knowing 1t to be such. Tho caso was
continued until tue 21Bt inst, to allow Of tho
procuring OF additional testimony.
Daniol Dolan, Potter McCann, Emma Thomp-
son, Ida Jennings, Maggie Mylan, Mattio Rey-
uolds and ono or two other vagrants, were sent
by Justico 6cully, Mt tho South 5ido Police Court,
to tho House Of Correction aud Bridewoll for
tcr1na varying from 25 to 90 days.
Dr. Smith Whittier WAS yesterday arrested at
the instanco OF Mfr. Coulstock OH q charge OF
wna he1d In 81, ,00D bull like tho rest OF them.
ltr. Comstock loft for Washington yesterday
evening.
George Hughes and John Drndy, mombors Of
the Lootblack brigade, wero cl'argod boforo
Justice Boyden yesterday morning with having
stolen 4 pooketbook from stationery house on
State Street. Tho younger OF Tho prisoners,
coming of until 10 had time TO consult with hia
laryer, his objection boing huiied i'll the Court
NTH poals Of laughter. Tie JuHtico road both
prisoners leugthy lsoturo aud discharged
them.
Patrick Kearns got q little of Wednesday
night, borrowed q loaded Shotgun, and Rworo
that llo would not oloso iii eye il nll1unhor until
he had winged q policeman. Far and near Oh
Duttoraoll atroot Ie wandered, and yet no star
greeted hiH vision. At last his oyea booano 30
whisky -dimmol TINT whou ho met an officer he
WIS not able to distinguish him M such until tho
deadly weapon had been removed from hfH grasp.
Then llo began to shaw fight, but u couple Of
taps from tic olicor's club ai,d tho osnlel,ing
grip OF the .ooAo.a!ongs" reduced him to Inv
aaa order. Yesterday morning lie WAS eminent
tv uauitonk and tho South Side JltBfea Let him
on with q tine Ut 80 and COSTS.
nouI,1Nn THE MAILB.
Albert II. burlington. n 1nail-carrlor, waa
brought before United States Commissioner
IIoyae yesterday on Charge OF stoalng money
lettera. Tho prisoner waa engaged OH tho Weat
sitlo In the vicinity OF Ashland avenue and Mon
roo stroots, and suspicion waB first aroused with
regard to tho man through tho complaint made
to tho Special Agont Of tho poHt-Ollico by hlr.
Alayrau1, a gentleman dwelling on Ashland aye-
! nus. Illis gentleman WIS publisher Of maya
zue mud during tho last month or alx woels lie
noticed a remarkable falling Oh In tho nu1nber
, 1874-02-20

ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Tito day following Waslington's birthday
nronday-tllo Doard Of Trade mud tho banks will
bo closed.
The Rev. J. Koflogg will preach This evoning
Mt half-past 7, In tho Trinity Methodist EpIBoo-
pa1 Church.
Tho Rov. 3. NrcChcsnoy will preach this altor-
noon ut : o'clock In TIM firat hfethotaint ENco-
pal Church, corner Of Clark aud Washington
strools.
This evening, tho yiaitors to tho exhibition of
tho "prodigal SOM will 10 invited to listen to q
practical coturo on tho principloB Of nrt and art-
criticism by a. J. Commit, Esq, OH artist Of om-
ncnco Iii st. Louis.
Tho different aids Of tho civic and military
Irish organizations hro requested to moot Sun
day afternoon, Feb. 70, ut. q p. 1u., ut Eats.er
Mathew Temperance Hall, to make arrange
monts for tho celebration OF St. patricks Day.
Nathan sheppard will doltvcr n lecture OH tho
writings Of Wilkie Collins, with roadings from
Michigan Ayonuo Baptist Church.
Tho Rov. John Gordon, Of the Western Ave-
nuo Baptist Church, will prcach IN tho series Of
union gorvices ut tito Wabash Avonuo Methodist
Episcopal Church, corner Of Fourteenth straet
and Wabash ayonue. this evoning att o'clock.
Friday evoning Gerald MaAsoy viii 1octuro in
Grow'e Opcra- Hall, West hadison street, OH
Ills other lectures havo been vol attontod, aud
tho hall will probably DO crowded when he taks
Of the groat burd.
At last tho rolatlvo skill Of two rival shooting
clubs Of Olicago Is to ho taBtcd. Tho Konni
! colts aud prair1es havo agreed upon clul
match, to bo Bllot Tuesday at Dextor Park. Ten
mon will ho scloctod from eacll club, each man
to shoot at fftuen single riaon, according to the
Konnicott rules. No admission viii bo charget
ut tho gate.
Tho District Grand Lodge Of tho Sixth Dis
trict Of tho Independent Order Of D'nai Firth
comprising tho Statcs of I1liuois, 1ndana, Mich.
igan, Wisconsin,, and Missouri, will bold its
annual convention Sunday, at tho shorma1
House. About Boyonty-tivo delegates will lt
| present, Sunday night grind banquet will bt
glyon at SchweiZor's Restaurant on Clark atreet
Mai. Powell. Tho distinguished explorer, las
consented to crafty tilt lecture-goers OF Chica
80 by giving two OF his highly interesting ami
Instructive. lectures next wook upon that hlther
to unknown. land in tue West trAvorsed by tl,t
| Colorado nivcr illustrating tho lectures by 20t
superb viows fifteen feet III diameter. Ho has OF
| plored whoro no nun has gone before, and l1i
narration Of his exploits, adventures, and dis
| coveries make thoso lectures among tho host
| tho g6AHOu,
, 1874-02-20

loing mnio acquainted Of this fact, oor1i1tod
tho n,onoy-lottors addressed to Mr. hlay-
raud, which wont INTO tho carriers bag
Tho latter, MS soon ns tho oarrior loft Alnyrauds
llouso, found TINT, inBtoad Of bis leaving tho
threo monoy-lettera there which were placed III
his bag, ho Ind only loft ono: Tho carricr, waa
tcrA wore found upon hlB person, part Of tho
monoy having boon removed from ono of thom.
Tho prisoner lind nothing to any in hls behalf.
and wnH committed for trlal undor bouda of
$1,000.
CRIMINAL COURT 1TEsfB.
lsano and Albert Folsonthal wore sentenced to
ono yenr each in tho penitohtlary. U,lriug yas-
toraay lIonry 0reonobaMrn aud large number
of influential Gor1nan cittzons mntle every poBBi
bio o1ortion to have m annu1ment, OF at least
= modification, Of tllc aontonce, and interviewed
tho Btnto's Attorney on tho subjoot. The ol,ancoa
arc, howovor, that tlo Folsonthas will soryo out
tho torn Of punishment fixed by tho jury.
Richard rurlong and Axoll potornon wore
found guilty Of stonling aoventoon doad ducks
from tito Chicago & Northwestern lairoal, and
Fnr1ong waa sontoncod to ono year in tho uouBo
Of Correction. potorson was romandel for Heu-
tenco.
William Chappell was found guilty OF etealing
a watch aud Chain from tho person Of John bur-
roughs, and WAS sentenced to thirty 1ayB In tho
House OF Correction.
Tho sentence Of J. @. Campbell Was altered
from six months in tho House Of Correction to
thirty days.
Thomas Coatos, Thomas Butler, and John Nc
Evan wore brought up, ,charsod, with tho murder
month ago, particulars Of which wero published
ut the tInlo. Counsel for the defense mado d
motion to q1aBh tho Indictment, on tho ground
that 1t alleged that tho defendants, with . club
! Of wood, (which they, tho said dofondants, bad
and held In t11pr 6nvnrn1 right hnntB IN and
, 1874-02-20
LAKE..


jourucd meeting ut tho Town Hall yesterday.
rsea'ns 9o1,o
'l4n' Anu 4iHosoo' o."Ao "uo.' ""a ~, o o1't.,,,.
warrants Wero drawn IN taVor Oh Mattalaa
Schmidt as follows: Ono Of S128.4b to apply on
his old order No. @, dated Jan. G. 1871, and tn
otbcr nmountinr Ia s. .11u. np 4 BALANCE due, i'll
terost aud principal duo on old order No. O, up
to Jan. II, 1874. The following bills woro al-
lowo1 The Sun for advertising, s13G.2G; G. g.
Shoillor as Ja,.itor OF the Town Hall, $14.75;
D. Lako, coal aB outdoor rcliof. 927.75; N.
Fleming l. Bro, for conl furnished TO tho
Town HuN and tho poor, sl37.9o, and
j. 3, Thomas for meals furnished to prison.
ors. st.76. Tho bill of Dr., Deano for medical
soryicos az outdoor rolof amounting to S20 was
roforrod.
The plat Of ]. E, Davieons Subdivision Of
the oaet half Of Block 20 in Stone j. Whitney's
Subdivision of tho north half OF tho west Init Of
tho southeast quarter Of Sec. in Township 39.
meridian vas Improved.
Tile proposition Of Slr. J. ". Bell, Suparinten-
dent Of the South Lynn Smelling Works was ac-
at tho ratio Of G5 cents nor cubic yard wero or
tlorcd Mr. Coiyiu wnB instructed to engage Mr.
Clowry to haul tho Stag aud cindors from SoutE
Lynn and lay thom on Blue Island avenue, nl,.i
not to pay ovor 81 per day for a mnn and tea,n
brossrs. Drake aud Col.fn were instructed to
visit s. T. Luuts Smelling Works and lear,l
their forms aud prices for sla8 and ciuders, and
report Mt tho no1t mcoting.
hlr. Wooley, Secretary Of tho Hyde Park Gas
Company made a statement in relation to grant
ip1 them tho privilege Of laying aud operating
eos mains, pipes, oto., through tho tow1i, hut no
action was takon on tic subject. On motion. 1t
was postponed till the opinion Of tho inhabI-
tants Of tho town could bo obtained on tho SUBJ
tcct.
Tho Clark var iFatr11cted to ohtnin twelve tin
boxes for tho preservation Of ali tllo valuable
po,]ors OF tho town, and hayo tho vault changed
90 az to hayo everything in it's proper place and
roady at d moments notice. Mr. Buolloy's bond
Of s85,00O as Collector Of tho special
asscssments. WIS referred back for moro Rigners.
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The following letter written iron
Burlington under date OF Oct. 9Th to
the St. L ais Democrat explains it's
elf:
The arbitrary and unjus, rexula-
ton snich ven, into effect 90 the LIST
instant. On the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy Railroad, requiring pas
sengers 10 show their tickets before
entering the cars, Is likely TO raise .
smell in the nostrels of the gran
gers OF this vicinity. THIS road has
oossina:ely refused 20 comply with
the laws which ,ook effect las, July,
restricting railroads. in this State to
maximum charge OF &c per mile for
passengers, though its conductors
have had instructions to take legal
fare When rendered On the cars. As
: result business in the ticket oiices
fell OF amazingly, for nearly every one
rude on granger fare"
The new regulation is likely to
prove the LAS, ounce on the camel's
back, and may cause such An out
burst from the honest yeomanrv
along the line OF the road that our
timid aud vAciliating Governor will
be compelled 10 At least attempt the
enforcement of the laws of our State.
Hardly day passes At our depot
but THAT there is . conflict between
passengers AMI employees On the
'.show your tickets" regulation. This
morning = sturdy granger refused to
show his ticket to brakeman, and .
lively fight ensued, in which both
participants were pretty we'll bruis-
ed. The horny-fsted granger was At
once arrested, but Immediately re.
leased when it was found that the
brakeman would be detained also.
Then, too, perhaps. the railroad rs,h-
er doubted the expediency of = trial
aud the result Of such a suit.
There IS always . way to cheat
the devil around the stump" and
Willy passengers now buy 3 ticket to
the first station, which secures their
iIsgress 10 the cars. then coolly paw
the reluctant conductor &c per mile
for the balance Of their trip. Blu.
more OF this anon. The end is not
vet.
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5fosn al n,firaraans st sAss writing,
the ~saant Congressional District OF
Iowa vail nnr Dc nisrepeesen'ed in
sangrrss trsr the next two years
nv >iiesan To be sure the re-
suit = yet IN doubt, Is but compar.
a,ve.v = small part of the District
mas ie-n heard from here. But in
Davenporr city Sheean's majority is
univ i;.> over zoo hundred less than
the majority last year for Vail over
Carpenter while At all other points
heard from, Tufts is running away
ahead- Cedar starts him of With
20 majority, while Wilton adds $50.
and Goshen and Wapsie townships,
also IN Muscatine county, nearly 100
more. Wyoming, in Jones county.
gives him 10 more, while oil the
news vet received frsn other points
Is favorable.
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SHERIFF SALE.

By virtue Of q special execution 10 me-
directed, issued from the Office Uf the g4egk
Of the Circuit Court. in and for the eounty Of
ce!a- AID S:S.e of iosa. q favor of1e >. "
Thorn and against Chester ". HatEa ard
Hannah Hatch have levied upon the fos-
lowing property as the property Of the @afi
Chester W. Hatch and Hannah Hatch To-
sit
II, No, six 81, being part Of tbe uorta
half =, OF the southeast quarter 81
section No. one in Ownship NJ. eighty
two q. north OF Range No. one x-st 81
the 5th NJ, bounded a. fOIio4-: COM
menciDg a. tue north east corner 81 aid
quarter section. thence running ~e.t eisGtE
rods on the quarter section line 70 a E9s-r
thence south parallel with the -A.t line ~
said section ~ y 10 rf.ts 10 post n nee east
~ s. 10 rods, thence north ! a lp3 roeis thence
east ~ + 10 rods, the Zee north % the section
line to the plate Of beginning. containing
twenty acres more or less. and situated IN
Cedar county. Iowa
And shall OFFER the same for sale At the
Court House doOr IN tae town NJ TlEtDu Ia
said county, on saturday tb- 54-t day Ot
October A D, 1874 al one 1zrfacx r " ~
said day, 70 satisfy said execution and esasts
that may accrue thereon.
Dated thl. 18th day of sept. / . II 4.-s
JOHN u ~HEAREa
sheriff Of Cedar Co. IVA
Per A. B. MAYSAED. Deputy. &w{-
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Those who believe that the pros
perity Of this country depends upon
Its exporting more than its imports,
and thus having what is called 1.-The
balance Of trade" in our favor, will be
gratified to learn from the las. re-
port Of the Bureau of Statistics at
Washington that our exports exceed
ed our imports for the year ending
June Both, 1874, in the sum of &5.,-
l.l,246; that we exported $4,000
900 less gold during the year than
tina, preceding: or, if We count i'm
ports of gold and silver, We are t25,-
100000 better off in specie than we
were the year before. The imports
have decreased s63,3S6,.29, while
the exports, gold values, have in
creased s4o,Gs6, $50, making . net
difference IN our favor Of &ll3,o.3,.
G55.
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Id he burst into tears and say that
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the angels in the far-off land. No;
be didn't do anything of the kind.
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marked: s.Go to ~" That
boy may live to be the president Of a
railroad company.