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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-04
REAL ESTATE.
NEW YORK. Tuesday. q

NEW YORK. Tuesday. Isrch s. 1874
At The Exchange Salesrooms this morning
there was largo attendance. attracted by the an
nouncement OF tho salo OF the Bank OF Commonwealth
was estimated 70 be worth tBO0OOl The auctioneer
after receiving bids to the amount OF $4,000. withdrew
IL by order OF the assignee in bankruptcy IL
thai slO0O0 had been bid at private sale and refused
Nicholas H. ConnOr sold two lots. 25x99.lI EACH on
north side OF One thrtyeghth ST. 375 feet
east OF Sxthave also lot in rear 25x99 H. frODting
on One-hundred- and tbrt ynnth st., commencing 400
feet east Ut Sixthavo to C. WALL piand IN suit, Tor
tO.75O
william Kennedy sold by order OF tho Supreme Court,
a ivestory tenement-house aud lOt i8xi005, south
side OF Fifty nnthst $50 feet west Of 5coondaye 10
Herman Rnge for si,7G0
Richard " Harnett sold. by order OF the Supreme
Court hye-story tcnemonthOuse and lot, 30 l0axl03
north side OF Twelftst 100 feet cast OF Avenue C. 10
George Don. for Sl2.J3J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-04
CATTLE MARKET.

p,r,,o March ,rrIE-The receipts dsy. including 81
10 ye we're head making the tots, supply FOR the Nres
ms lar 4O20 237 Against ISL for the sane
Ia t eak the opened SLOW and dragging the stocE
, bn Of inferior quality holding OF strong last weeks
r ,ous cases above; holding on for better rate,
81. ~ 2OO head Illinois cows averaging Gl h. IL 81 % 100
bs, OHIO eer. ranging 9i9 TO $50 70 at ~ 622at5 70
- oi on averaging 7O7 n at 50 So 10 head ludAna steers
s,srsGps 1856 n - so; 80 bead MCbgsu steers ranging nom
sjdBj 25 IA head Michigan oxen averaging
l27l 70, at ~ 50. - -, ...i..,.
- 400 head uAknE supply for TIE thus fsT
II 200 head against 400 lead for the same uns last Neet me
b., mot Irv opened BUYERS sellers apart the
ons v.r. establish prices sales OF 300 bead
s .p ranging ~ to lO5 h Al 80 20 dt3 - "a head
Vnri Ie,D r,n,ipR from 81 to lO2 n. at 50 25dS5 80
Hoa-1 be recp o1sV, including reported arnr' ses 4o9
tapplT for tAr thus Tar SJoo head
gOO head for the last week. the mlrfe 1As os
M prss being shade Of; Yorks - 1905 90 heavy hogs
BJIt5 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-04

rNwAsnss woos-cseos. 81 s6scs Psm 81 e64@ Inferior
and Barry. 47T50e ..-..... ~ -. -. : .
City Polet 40 race FewYok CITY LAMBS Pulled asS&c
Super and Brtra ~ G48o Oouny Pvie 47Sozc
Country saPer psle 4Sa53 CounIIy Lambs Paled 46e4se
C,IpoRsIA Spring CLIP. Gee "a o37c sorns medium ~
&c., Spring CLIP low grades and barry 27n32 Fad Clip l. 24@
27c. Fail Clip, low srsdes and hurry, i7623c
TRxAsPne Bsstern 35d3Qc Medium Butern 3Jd38ei Low
p dS2c Isferior, ~ 026e yery bsrry, ole
FORKIGS Woots-tape Of Good Hope 36DfOA Blnos Ares
Mcnno and Me-tra 32T3ic Montevdeo Mno and Mes 80
&c., Australian Clothing 50@54o Australian 20 pblng % 9Gj
WHISKY seady and OF 400 bb al V0c, aud
$50 bbls AlcobOl the basis Of 0Gc .. I. .... ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-04
WOOL MARKET.

p.DstyBI. March 3Wool fnner, but not qlooy higher N
GOOD maad Pennsyysna and We.i virginia p"ub. hIA sE
d57c Medium, % d0fef tosrse i9~
30 Ne~YoI Michigan. lni,ns and Wesiern tne eOS 25e
=. 1b,, Coarse 15Oc. tonbing, wtshei ooa ne
Gneg uBNs,hel 43d45c Canada tonbng o@d02ei rlDs'
usws.usi S6dJsc Coarse Ani he1s1 os'he
FItra nd Merno. pulel 4jdjOe No a9l ssPnle'
I ~ ,lc Tera, Fine ani Medium, - 33c Ief Lo'r'e
Caiforbis Pine and Medium. 20a35e; CAhiofn' Coarse
25a2Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-04

,,u..os,u Prime Winter dull .nd M
Nsrbsden quiet ne Cr Seed scarce ano nchl
eh.arcd We 9so,e a. on@9 W. s,oss. ~ - 2. e.
salt Other 0bN aah 49, Ksdoil w'sedsfo :.
LdnseS CW,eh - . OF fRlaineL ~ 40
ara bes. 49, 20 81 81 Bsnk,........." 49
CRAZE rnsh 81 m ~ % u " Straits ........... 81
h.au.eixS, b b.eh' n ~ PAm y D.. 7'~ ~
Water NhAe'' ~ =. Olive Mss'S. qN, -
hsnuf.cto b-eno ~ al 90 q case gcii ~ 30 a. q"
wiuterSpern i % % y Olive Msrseites Z .
ssneser Un6c "a a, IS cAsk. YgsiL. i IL =
Water sperm ~ % -. Cation SesA Cruae 47lz9 90
f.ri or 4rrne - . 90 Co,,on Ssea Yrrs
wnpr,,..''.. 81 @ Southern....... IS 57p
seuhsdeu, choice L. co,op sea yellow q n
Rghl......',:.. so ~ ana Whhe WHITES 80 a 10
Rcd On Ssrgu - =, . ysrv ,nic,. uo,t of The stock
PROVSloNo w .a "a tbe market uDulinspecied The
saasfsto aus ~ - pH Mcss A. sll 30 AID 80 bbls New
iohbmg sales include i5u i % bn., e,t embraced bbl
sesI sls sS tt ,S h, See Jnii and ehrrey nominal Beef
hsch a" Y Plsip Moss within the Arge
some se3' M 10 tor plain Mos; si2 5OdS3 90 fr
III Tor Pscisf nerce Beef quiet and ngeha ga
Brr. No. - steady S2tdS for geo1
Bel tsn T. ,,Se-.,e Local demud and seadt ss'-s
yrsies Wv - - In n average Il g3c 800 SmqkeS
4 AOh 10 Iosei ,f S6 40 Shoulders at SaGSrc Pczled
az " y M hss ~ 80, shc,,ses 81 6s.a7c; Bellies
Ness in moderate a. g5 GlOa,c Fresh Nests AZ
At Sl@F ~ anu oa5ie f,r Bellies and lOQlO'4r
65a6Sc Tor Sl'uGeIsi n1 and easier; sales Of 200 boxes
for Haas bacon va n , ~ sis. isO boxes Western do. 3.
- have Long
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-04
\. Y. WI oLEsALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MARCH 8. is7t
iEIpresst Tor rHS n. Y. tribune o' Sspsuer.I

.
Send only articles other
goods Put everything good orler attractive oOk cram
nScn and ohen wbere dirty package Yeny
fails Pack securely st e motion viii not allow the con
tent change about Use cut with
contents
stating amount Send letter a. tho
what route, An st
onh inelosd bb the ofpsck
Secure go01s best
70 thAt Il demand
BEANS AND PEAS
Receipts Of beans for the 739 bbI do last week Ill
bbA last vea 1919 bits; exports past weeE. 1870
Sl2 bnsh Receps 657S bush The
large demsud for has tcp stock from accommodating
seriously while there il fair local demsnd for mediums In ordinary
Of equal activity To but
liberal sr holders supply
smaller before hey will the check that business
would apt ~ suffer n larger demsndd White
KLys unhsngel Red Kidneys be at the sd
quote Pea Beans DAN there quite free offering Of
the quality attractive Canadian Peas
but seldom bring Southern
b Peas something higher through the temporary Stimulation VI
recent small ssles Quotstons:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-04

Live peglt Ia DOT wanted And lover fons aud m e.,
lOdlc for Western. 12aic for New Jersey TURKEYS lss
similarly hoo,ien aee Geesemss~Jersey; per PAI
81 80 Western 81 ZJdtl 81 The quite bare of ssh
Rabbits bsrss few saddles Of antelope occasional boz Of sn
pigeons and lot Of broad bills comprise the whole offering
Ar The limited birds closed before last saturday
Tho pe for Gforss indac large number Of eonuer. TO s
the half dozen dozen snd this nothing was Wv
f oa1ssgo Ts bglt VI Crosse sold 81 jO9j5 Oys wound w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-04

Receipts for ID. 557 bales DO last week 2il bales ns
-. ,st ,.r 1872 foreign hops past fortnight
me market quiet diminished call IRON
Who generally stock moving Holders qno a. De
g. IN receipts visible outlet create feeling oil
%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-04

.hsst 1solauous. Ne ogote AZ Gs6I4s fjd q ~.
'''" fS7i. 1873. 1872.
BasA Bags. Bsgs
'T sosS rs 800 5000 1000
gtooi = Importer and spectators hands 10 -
ksu.TOtt PED S2OU 5000 $500
s,.,i an Rand ian al hind .....ls3 300 Is POO IA 700
sFTCRS-T generally dull and
@. oDo1 PnebO 2h Cloves Soc Glove st
al9c PsPPer q 224c Ginger ll%Sl2sie Mace, 81 20
Eutmes 81 l09Sl l1l2; sDd Red Pepper. 24c AL gold.
sRBDS-orer but without decided change
bags Peursyyanis SLli rs bags Western Prime
9 81 bags Zoe Timothy dull and nominay held
IS 5S
sTBARlN steady AMI moderately soive sales OF 100 tcs OF
color At gsa. 10 do 9c and 10 e> No. at Sac.
TOBACCO Leaf quiet but stesdy Seed LEST
"a eooi GALES Of 277 Pnasy crop 1872
n7S3G; 500 Ohio crop 1872 at 62H6' 2l3 Con
p.cpca PLIERS crop 1872 private 200 Sundy Wrap
zen eOp 1872 25c aid 300 bales Havana 0d9jc. We
III. Ae following Messrs Raer Sons Monthly Tobacco
Kentucky tobacco have been rather light
hc last moutn sales being about lOO bids most part Of
low grades taken by manufacturers VERY little
nqafJ tdBgs all the outside open markets
aRasos and the Of prices leaving only
Those markets being still fully supplied with old
prices ony induce active demand Receipts
hs DO not look oT u supplies I'LL toward the end OF this month
Ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-04

sssb Lshere has been An active de@ano ior hone ,rd export
wemananed but TO unfayOsbe
buyers have for the last eight ten ayt
ruling expecting thus 10 force
Gr..t ,y reported the 373 considerable purchases
eea 30 MAssaohusets Pennsylvania and Ohio
h OF The Pennlys crop very tDe The Ohio Il sto
II setgef quality those Of several past We quote:
lA7l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-04
Real estate 10 Gxchanqe.

EARM of 10S acres in Westminster County TO
EXCHANGE for Brooklya PROPERTY pnce SO 00O hshus
lncambered. kULhND WITHIN bceAhs"
WILL exchange $1,000 Equity IN modern
L br.tcAss HOUSE Sssbargh N 4. for M
worth about this snunt ." MARI
Tennessee for BROOKLYN property
hoy ,,ae also improved and unincambef Wag submit yslu
and dsntrestyd parties N both places Adass
500 Bergen st.. BroosiFn N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-04

ALLOW f., ',es but 6 5,a' 50 sn sales Of 5000
S .o on sG I.,e rms rN@s 'D'
ssos market very aa. and business + sos e Of
W., s, t Ss trout f d5 c sR s
ss s , .D 'a 0 g'ii Pm. woo are
.nd sell veil a. fol tgui.s American fleece; are n s1 s9
ale. Which nDe. t54 he op,nDs Pn:e. there ar SUI. n.h.S
Cp and Australian WOODS are scarce and rn,sd a. urn pss' A
% sprns trade ID. '.s. 'Dse ss' Conp. toocS Goo
S sss sat- 5i ys SS 5 S"oS western Pieces
800 Xxx G 2aS Pa P'.ss
o. , S,:' : s' o 60 si' ecun R5''s se.f fs
S::$ ss .ss 90 % s Low 60 r'T :Sr. !:
Si B'. fsS t'I Sss e s.o. reg
,.s P s.S: S 7oo5 SECURE. Pa. Indian,
@ ACE 800 0sS1 1905 te G. S1SS p SS - s.
1900 n Mo5te,Jso al S7i9@i 10000 n d. private private
T SsSoo 20 s a gs Rss og Ts: at
spns terms 10000 S0 zaS c 2i
80 Ss 90 At 2e SO bale. Fall Tree 26 % sacks 'eTsd %
S.S Sl H SEQ o Sisf un.ab SP ssa
p..ses :? Is s::', ts. Dsis, Cape " and 5000 n
. sI ", ely 70: o-ns from s.s'r W ys S,'s ss
g.. By -,eop .oI ..e, eS.e, ne Wool nasls The steady
dena9 "heh he last hall Of January dd not extend sI
1roppe1 and 10Th nsnsctsrtr. dealers awaited with
interest The srs Of he Lesaon sales Of Colonial Woods
e close ' 3; p'Ss o,S;s, %s .; SIs E9s.Ss
ts, sppohsi drew near bs
expected Colonies had arrived begin
d no eject added sBOth. Of suspense
MARKET during vbeh transitions limited On
l7 bowevsr the ssd dispatches Of the
boat ADVICE. attendance With prices arm
pos This received with mach grAhcshos
e trade psrtousry holding foreign woos prs
forthwith advanced 70 rates corresponding With those
obue similar Wools Pvess 70 The commencement
holders Of fleece Woods having had otnsbi Of dull trade
disposition maize but The o.
Ne opesns bids and the continued Nsoiness the senot
p ressbsbec the bImnes quoted 10 cur last report
s does be any ,pecns'e esdeDey On III.
Wool whom have but snail stocks and fesos
a pnOes likely rule npch higher during u. remainder o.
The spD.s5 the market al present Qootnons The
I. Of Woo Of shcb there Ia, been asaIps ne nSIis
Fth Cp California WOODS have accumulated 70 eehAdeAt
eINbt New and With the reeeps much lAig
Ah The Yielded sbOut 10 cent ron tbe 1n
sao ola sgo In regard the future We ere Of cmop va
hg the s sesis there will be material change IN pte
but dat fs steady demand causing Hh0a Grove
% he sstgra sr1s Tsaaeoa Of soei, which IA cenAbs
hI sssOn VI the year. We quote a. follows;
Doshsro EsCkS-NerYorf Moi Indiana and Wseohsin
Ai0h Heee 62e5<e Three and Fablood hesno oOd
e H.tboOd Nesoe. 6OG6se; QasreIbood Fleece, s7g0Oe
Nonnoa feeoe 44d46e Comb ng Fleece 60d62c
OHe PassaTyASI VRGElAC6oee selected Saxony Fleece
ssIoav Piece 551ose Ibre.os4 and Pulbloet
4go6e H.ifbood Fleece 81 500 Quarter blood Fleece
o9o<c Common Fleece As a47e Combsns Fleece. 81 d6fe
ysssosT Aso Acknowledgements AMI PalleOod Ne
t9@11e Hsfboc Fleece 6OG63c QasrtsIblood Fleece a
eyOc COHhing Fleece, 65 d60c
esOsRI kksTucxr, TEsSkssz Washed fleece 18a53c
.-sse'a Flseoe. JSe.OS. usssshss COsbiSE. 4Osa5s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-04

quoted before but there are strong bo
,os before macy PoE has ruled shade higher asn
y, oDot. bot weather poduces seafnet arg VI,
close our figure, We quote hog dressed s't Ool
PRIME 75al40 n i29ltc DO pco5 70 COCO oVa W.T. eo-s
ole H.rJer,ey pigs 100 down Sc OOdi5o y: s%9Sr
iboA20O DO; Sas2c; 200 10 up, 72e7 i state IoV 10 uo"
sie DO lhOd2OO b. s1SA2c 30 200 up 7A2d 'te' ms,
k.ns, TO-DAY quoted 7c. for 200 ID down and O1dOse
5d1 rn R.r S 6O42; do last weet $50
sam, reeG year 1891 Exports Of provisions Pas N oo-o
bore, bacon 056 pigs beef 200 bb' PORK Zi9 ' 'A'
sUNDRIES. ,oooo :.
Tier, IA, b.es active demand for Besssa sa,s o. Ioooo 10
m 400 n "a ,h are lo Of 1000 ~ VERY fancy was ID
el.d 10 th sales 36c 10 gene. way last .te IIs ' 81
Anon, two Ton. Ohio Maple sugar nss beh onu
ons,i,s A. zoe for hight and l61l1e for dsrk o1e
Ss f.senn,l quoted 50 70 un ioI g IN ~.
e. in g.,. Oh Winterrees 81 IS n on ssssia' oodel &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-04

ReeDts for the II 81 Okg% do last week 1856
LAST S6 do erports past week % Butter has arrived
accumulation that cannot be eventually placed We
entity call higher this week that
have
bic for all grades the line OF quotations. Holders
free sellers particularly the quality working
grade admitted excellence accorded them when
abundant The outside demsnd regular in most
extreme readily giyea for good table
stock thst sold last week at inside line
good Of straight diaries selling 46c
which is about well they do in the aud lay stock here
the style Of butter that has been released them will break
5O Finest selections further sellers with
SOC quite frequently duote This called By portion of the trade
when parties resdy from ~ TO % tubs
that rate the figure WORTHY Of place the general
4 iew parcels VI bay butter Lave appeared, bu
they will sell alongside Of 6ne, good
Western solid pacei quality. Scarcely
thing found below $50 Canadian Of
quality. Western rolls h,ye STEADY sale sn slight improvement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-04
Oipioeno Nolires.

CHICAGO ASp ALroS RAILROAD CosP,sr. {
SxcREr,Rr. Ovycy. CHfC.so Februsr, II, lS7t.)
NOTICE TO HOLDERS.-NOTlCE Is
~ hereby given the stockholders Of the Chago and Alton R,
rl that dividend FIVE PBR CENT has this dy
been Preferred and Common stock Of th' ConR.ny
ont the earnings months payable tue Banning House
az tbe CompanTs agents X )esup Co. No 90 Liberty
81 NswYorl on O daJ March uIt holders who are regis
.J AZ h the the 2l, DAY OF Febu
arr INST. at which suf books will be closed and opened
'' "' W " W. NJ LARRABEB Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-04

nhanoHto give regular quotations. io dressed pn va ~
"a, siangb m. ,k I. not the demsnd eicln' ''V "
prime Is,f killed poor b.doofinE lots are neg .ha .
,hpusd rom Boston FOR best lOal2c are fnl quo. ons
sry turieu ave not saabs LoS game cut Of large pohoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-04
Brooklnn Real estate tor Sale.

NOR SALE-LOTS on Remsen and Montague
Sta Pabush ave. Prospect Park Plan. GORDON FORD,
81 Cl,rs-,t Brooklyn.
NOR SALE on VERY EASY TERMS
uorsFS No, AZ Wlovst 81 ickssL. lO2 Pnesppet, l5s
49, 81 and 90 266 sud 26S WashngOns ST.
10 and gT Wiongh GORDON FORD, 81 CLARK
Nu.
81 MN CASH, and balance in easy in
ID .sttDtD salmeBts will bur BRICK font HOUSE
~ ''''"'' " " ' g. H. BABCOCK 2I9 Montagu--st
o. nnn to $4,000 will buy three-stOry
ID brick houses all Improvements 10 to - To"Gs
terms TO su purchaser. o. v Holconb - say HinogLGn
o. AnA-I will Exchange the EQUITY III
sNtDsN1tDO HOUSE, valued $4,000, on taro-st near
Trr,P,, for house valued $4,000 the block
b,rei b, S,ckst Filth seventh and Fsbush Address
stating location. j. 4. p, Boz 100, Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-04


Their. nothing and skins must t.ke their
ch,nc, with uusoi stock The which Will take place this
month 10 not We currency prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-04
tjouses ano Sarms Uanteo.

WANTED, in the Village of White PLAINS
w or Rv, "a HOUSE With little grcand asi
to the depot Address staag locator rent .ai full
uculars, t. p W, Tribune Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-04
DRIED FRUITS.

Reeep for the week 5j7 pkgs DO last week SOC do ;
53I do; exports weeA. 65 bbs. apples
ruled dull and though Of the fancy parcels sncb
prime sliced still held quite high before there sellers
shaded figures Prime peeled
Cher and the improvement has extended to ne lots Of unpeeL
advanced. touched
plums selling and prices only strictly choice
will bring fall 6gure there large demand for them Re
cepts Of peanuts past week, 591 bags. Questions;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-04

I'm Prime Winter dull and M
Cation Seed 10 scarce and nohii-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-04

Receipts for $50 bbl, last week 1926 do
ye.r. has failed ~ respond the
presumed Of the and close. weak the Low quotations
Last bringing 2 at this date but the scck
timed the thought that the gnre
supplies and most Of the preserved that has
come into bet,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-04


BAldwns
no hers trade has to take Rus
the
inquiry would that this iruI has become quite % sie
Winter necessity AppeA Qu0tsl0us;
Apples choice BAd. Cfsnberries, tboce a.
,,ps a. bbl -. - jp3RG 90 10 Extra. bbs III OOD
d., Greeppg,. 3 OJD DO poor 10 Choice j. OUH - 90
Rorbnry Rps.ets : 500 Do. fancy % 30
Ring Kussets...... , OOD Do, crates, Fair -
81 sound lots. 5Od 20 Prne.......s. OUg
Apples seectons.. 5OD - Do poof'''''''' d w" %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-04

CHEESE.
Reeeiots for the week li3S boxes DO lat week Is
ESQ Imports week Ji2 boxes
week last 1888 DO Gold closes ll2L Cable, lbs for
Liverpool There has been supporting demand iron both
and the home shippers looking for lowDrcd
che but th have quite use TIA; class ant few lots Of
low quality TO be fsVob sdecte b. the established 6rn
Even soft Winter made hoT SKINS bnnsug lie Export
paid lie 400 few have orders gu
The market closes With firm tone that indicates
q rncdsfv cncth Va nuo'a
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-07-22
Board of Supervisors.

meeting of the Jefferson County Board
of Supervisors was held in the village of
Jefferson on Thursday, July 10th. The
meeting was called for the purpose of re-
ceiving plans and specifications for the
building of the new County Jail. Every
member of the Board was present. Nine
plans and specifications were presented to
select suitable plan from. Che board not
being able to agree the plans and
specifications were submitted to the
old building committee with instructions
to scrutinize, look over carefully, and Sc
lect the best plan from among the number
presented and report at the adjourned meet
in of the Board to be held at Jefferson on
the goth inst. The building committee is
composed of the following members: C.
Stoppen bach, E. Sweeney, = Wilcox, J.
Wbittet and w. w. Woodman.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-07-22
Grand Festival.

The Turner Society hold grand festival
at their hall, Saturday, August lst. The
festival is given to commemorate the draw
ing and payment Of 81 900 of the bonds of
the Association. The society will spare
no pains to make this entertainment one Of
the most pleasant and agreeable character.
On the occasion fine vocal AMI instrument
tai concert will take place in which the best
musical talent of the city will participate.
The whole will conclude with grand
ball. We hope this event in the history of
the Turner Society of Watertown, will be
the means of calling together. large num-
Der of the friends of the society who will at
test by their presence their appreciation Of
the worthy efforts of the members to free
themselves from the debt they have incur
red in building their ball and identifying
their grounds.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-07-22
"A Burglar HSeII,1

No little amusement, as well as some ex-
element was occasoned on Tuesday morn
ing by the discovery made in front of the
establishment fMr S. E. Randall, of what,
to the unsophisticated, was supposed to be
a full kit of burglars tools, but which was
really lot of tools used by an adept in
in setting up reapers. One of our street
Commissioners, as we'll as an ex-alderma1.,
were brought into service to procure prop-
er officers to take charge Of the kit and if
possible obtain the person of the burglar
who had dared to disturb the quietness Of
the city, and was undoubtedly in our midst
seeking whom he might devou- Before
the officers arrived, however, the joke leak
ed out, and quite number had visions of
good 'sell" that had been perpetrated up
on them.
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Serious Accident.

Last Saturday evening Peter Eifer, a
young man about Il years of age, met with
a serious accident while performing on
turning pole in rear of the saloon of Jacob
Zim norman on the West side. He was in
the act of suspending himself from cross
bar head downwards when he fell to the
ground. The conclusion injured his spine
and caused general paralysis. He was at
once taken to his bone where he now lies
IN most critical condition, not being able
to move muscle in any part Of his person
and lying in perfectly dormant state. No
hopes are entertained of his recovery. This
case is very sad one and calls for the
stro INCEST sympathy for his widowed moth
er. Young Eifer retained only a few
mo nths ago from an absence of several
years in Texas where he had some severe
trials and experiences, but escaped them all
to meet with the sad accident recorded
above.
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Watertown Dairy Board Of Trade.

The regular semi-monthly meeting Of the
Watertown Dairy Board of Trade was held
Block, Wednesday, July 10Th. There was
very slim attendance of dairymen, aud
only one buyer present. The quotations
of cheese by telegraph from New York, were
Western, 10 and IL, Western New York,
III and l23 A car load of cheese was
made up from the factories of Favile and
Drake for tue New York market. The
next meeting of the Board will be held
Wednesday, July 29th
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90larrico.

In Palmyra, Wisconsin, July 9th, 1874,
by Rev. Jas Jeffreys Mr.. GEORGE w.
ALLEN and Miss SARAH C. JONES.
At the residence of Rev. J. Movers. in
Jefferson, June 2eth, by the Rev. J. Meyers,
Mr. J. G. SCHLICHENMAIER, of Hebron,
to Miss HELENA BEANS, of Dane County,
Wis.
Attn residence of Rev. J. Meyers, in
Jefferson, July 9Th, by the Rev. J. Meyers
Mr.. ELI HAKE, of Jefferson, to Miss MARY
SCHLICHENMAIER, of Hebron, Wis.
In Hudson, Wis, June 23d, 1874, Mr..
HENRY SACIA, of st. Paul, MINI, to
ALICE PHELPS, of Hebron, Wis.
In Lake Mills, on the evening of July
10th, 1874, by Rev. II. B. futile,
Mr.. DANIEL KENNEDY, of Oakland, and
Miss SYLVIA A. AUSTIN, of Milford.
At the residence Of the brides Aunt, Mrs.
A. Grange, July 9th, 1874, by the Rev. G..
Hancock, Mr.. JAMES McCULLA and Miss
HATTIE J. WHITE, both of Stacyvills,
Iowa.