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Liverpool Daily Market Reports,
OF
Western Produce and Provisions,
BY TELEGRAPH.

In compliance with the wishes Of number of our
friends we have made arrangements to publish daily
full TELEGRAPHIC reports of the Liverpool BREAD.
STUFFS AND PROVISION MARKETS in our DAILY
MARKET REPORT" as well in our "NEWSPA-
PER" and GLE TIER SHEET 4" editions of the
price CURRENT" This will involve heavy ex-
pense but hope will materially add to the practl-
ca. usefulness of the PRICE CURRENT" and in
crease our patronage accordingly.
L. J. BRIGHT CO.,
New Orleans Price Current Office,
my29 1t 2dp Nos. 129 and 1871 Grsvier street.
OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR,
FIRST DISTRICT.
No. 100 Gravier street.
NEW oRLEANs. May Is. 1874.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Delinquents from rolls of 1872 will save costs of
court by settling by the 1st of june 1874
q after that date suit will be instituted against all
accounts remaining unpaid.
n. G. FOLGER.
my27 1otM&E Collector
j. FABREGAs,
Dealer in
IMPORTED HAVANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS
No 16 Commercial Alley.
Sole agent for the celebrated
"ADAM BRAND"
All other fine grades of Domestic Cigars ut cheapest
prices in the city, consta rty on hand.
my17 I'm SuAeFr
EYRICH'S CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
BEST IN THE SOUTH
a. e.
100 Canal street.
my17 6t2dpeo1
Soda and Mineral Waters.
McKENNA's MEAD, ICED.TEA AND HAM
SANDWICHES
No. re M street,
Next door to Times Once.
FRESH CAKES AND PASTRY EVERY DAY.
nyA Ina Up saw sFr
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NOTICE..

An Attorney, who proposes to leave this city in
few days. for extended tour in Texas offers his
services to parties having land other interests in
that State, requiring attention.
Inquire of G. L. WALMSLEY l. CO.. 81 Perdido
street, or BON. E. T. MERRICK, Commercial Alley.
my26-5t2dpH
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in another column will be found the card
Of Messrs. l.. J. Bright & Co., Of the Price
Current. For the future they will publish
daily full Geographic reports of the Liver
pool breadstuffs and provision markets.
Read their card -,- eH
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A lady writes to the New York Herald
pointing out another theatrical nui-
sance ": Say lady is seated near the cen
tire aisle, and every. gentleman in the row
goes out at every fall Of the curtain. She
has to rise, push up her seat and be crowded
against the back Of her chair (not mention
ing the dragging and pulling of her gar
ments) ten to dozen times during the
evening. Now, if gentlemen must smile
and smile again during an evening per-
formance, why not carry pocket-fask and
indulge in their seatss The sight could
hardly be as disgusting as the squeezing
process, accompanied, as it most always is,
by the fumes Of liquor laden breaths."
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On Tuesday last, our old friend Mr.. r. +.
Gray, was united in marriage to Miss Eliza
IS. johnson. of South Carolina, and daughter
of +. M. johnson, Esq, prominent planter
.of Plaguemines parish. The couple have
.osr best wishes for their happiness, and we
trust their future may be as bright as our
sincere desires. trs ..Hf su.sHr
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Messrs. Dan Owens and Harry Blow, Of
that popular saloon, the New Pelican corner
of st. Charles and Perdido streets, have our
Acknowledgements for sending us last even
ing something to refresh the inner man. 1t
came at a very opportune moment, and was
hiChly appreciated. Success to the boys!
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SO we will have cloudy weather to day,
ard areas of rain on the lower Mississippi.
We will welcome the showers.
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According to new law in Massachusetts,
a wife does not require her husbands con-
sent to a sale Of her real estate.
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A Frenchman is travelling through South
ern Kentucky who claims to be son Of
Napoleon Bonaparte. just now be is painting
portraits for living.
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A Chicago paper recently got it's classics
in muddle, when it spoke of Socrates and
his dear Penelope"
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The very large circulation, both morning
and evening, which the BULLETIN has at
tanned, together with the rcasonableness of
our rates. make it the most desirable medi-
nm in the city for advertising "Wants,"
=" Rents" etc. T
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We are indebted to Staub's Cheap News
Stand for copy Of the double number OF
tie Graphic, containing extensive illustra-
t;ens of the great White House wedding,
also late copies of the New York Herald.
Staub is a live newsdealer.
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There is a young lady up town who labors
snnder the curious hallucinatiOn that she is a
pendulum, and to see her vibrating before
iher mirror when adding the few last touches
ITO her toilet, or swaying gently to and fro
whenever she happens to be standing erect,
so excessively amusing. She doesn't like it
bit, however, whom teasing friend asks
hor the time of day.
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The BULLETIN inserts "Wants'' and
ITO Rent" not exceeding One Square, for
80 Cents Each.
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"Tell me, ye winged winds, that round
my pathway play, is no place left to me
where I can steal awav." is said to be
Brooks's Arkansas refrain Just now.
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JVte1GG1tOCG1 AYAttNs
GRE S CENT BRAND.
e.
NEW ORLEANS, May L. 1874,
To the Eagle Condensed Milk Company, Crescent
Brand, No. IS West Eighteenth street, New York
Gentlemen Having thoroughly and critically test.
ed the condensed milk prepared by you take pleas
ure in reporting that find 1t to be a. represented
Pure Cows Milk, Combined with the Best
Refined Sugar,
And having compared the
CRESCENT BRAND,
With various brands of condensed milk sold in the
market yours to be superior to any others
in PURITY AND RICHNESS.
1 have no hesitation in recommending the Ores.
CENT MILK as food for infants.
Yours respectfully.
D. c. HOLIDAY, NJ D.
The CRESCENT MILK is for sale at wholesale by
H R. Gogreve, H. Pohlman,
Hrsch Adler, Schneider Zuberber
W G. Lyon Co. J. G. spor.
]. T. Moore & Co., B. Riehl,
Myers Levy. McGrath Compton.
And wholesale grocery houses generally.
And at retail at the following houses:
Gus Beck. w. H. Henning & Co..
V. Baab, +. Limongy,
c. Bsllejo. J.w. Plat,
Clark l. Meader, A. G. Phelps
John Cottrau1. j. Z. Rensud Co..
P. Galligan, swsrbrick Co..
Peter Grief G. Sciacc.,nr. l. ~
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THE HOME LUNCH SALOON,
No. II CAMP STREET.
SHADY side,)
Offers to the public Fresh Pastry, Delicious Mead
Cold and Sparkling Soda and Mineral Waters with the
freshest and purest ,yrups, and polite attention.
my24 lot
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THOSE SLUICEs.-Why is il Administrator
Lewis does not open the sluices at the head
Fourth Districts, 10 that the city may he
seieansed The draft on the Water-Works
80 supply water for washing for the poor is
as,raady very great. AID it costs the city a
considerable sum to do it, whereas, if these
wa.er-gates were opened, stream would
DOW down every street without any cost to
stAe city beyond that Of opening the sluices.
Open them. Mr.. Lewis.
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FASHIONABLE BOOTS AND SHOES
SON pRICES

FASHIONABLE BOOTS AND SHOES
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
The undersigned respectfully informs his old GUS
toners and the public that he has removed from No.
107 st. Charles street to
No. 1917 Canal street,
Where he has well selected stock constantly on
hand and will make to order in the finest STYLE every
description Of
LADIES, GENTLEMEN'S, AND ChILDRENS
Boots and Shoes.
The best of work and fit guaranteed.
,.. r. SELLES,
my17 eod1m No. 1877 Canal street.
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Seeds.



EFF. VIRGIN,
my24 st zip "a Gravier st.. cor Mag zine
Dr.. J. II. WALKER,
DENTAL SURGEON.
Office corner of Coliseum and Napoleon Avenue.
mysa
Canal Street, CITY Park
LAKE RAILROAD COMPANY.
No. 26 ST. CHARLES STREET.
.4@
Omeers. t1-5
-, J. 8. SMITH, President.
THos. h. HANDY. vioe. President.
surrH Directors rHos : H.xny
VIM. HENRY, WIN. PAGAN,
W. n. BELL, JOS. RAYMOND.
r. NJ. HARRISON, Secretary.
Books Of subscription for the remaining stock Of
the company now open at the Office of the com.
pany at Thos h. Handy's. IA Royal street. and At j.
q. Smiths. 70 Front street. -my7 Up I'm
THE PORCELAIN WATER COOLERS
Are superior class of COOLERS. They do not
corrode the inside. nor condense or sweas
on the outside. Not liable to breakase. and require
but SMALL PORTION OF ICE In comparison with
the galvanized iron Coolers "-..
For sale by, fh - "F
p MALocHEE. IS Canal street.
THE STONE WATER COOLERS
Have the same advantages - the 49,
PORCELAIN COOLERS, ,f
And are much cheaper. -ss.-. 4, sss=.s5s.jss
For sale also i 3fl ,,at5r
COOLER STANDS AND JULEP STRAwS.
my3 1m2dp P. MALOCHEE. as Canal street
STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, ETC.
No. 100 PoYDRAs STREET. aa
Housekeepers informed that they can have
their Furniture and Household ELECTS removed.
packed and shipped repaired stored At moderaes
rates, on application at the ..s-
FURNITURE AUCTION MART,
No. 1859 Poydras street, to a., ~ IA
my3 1m2dp* JOHN G. WIRE. AuctioneeR.
TO THE PUBLIC. ttb
JOHN BOIs, a.
Camp Street. .29l
Has rented the store ISL CAMP STREET, for the
purpose Of taking FURNITURE on Storage, 1t the
cheapest rates.
Carpets Taken up s,nd Properly Packed
He will also continue to buy. sell, repair. remove.
pack and ship furniture, with guarantee. 1t
No. 29l Camp Street.
my3 Up I'm ..s@l5.s,f
MARGARET HATCHERY.
MAGARET's STEAM AND MECHANICAL.
Manufacturer Of
BREAD AND CRACKERS
of all descriptions.
Nos. "A. 7s and 10 New Levee Street.
New Orleaes La. 4sH .na
FLOUR. ....... GRAIN. PROVISIONS.
For sale in lots to suit purchasers ct very lowest
rates. s93ss. aFs58
The following popular brands Of Aour. Of which
have large stock hand and to arrive; the stten-
going elsewhere: t ia@ i.f'h fF&
Hinckley Mills, st. Patrick, a*t7T
Eurel. M ..v,,.,, 49,.
Cape Girardesu City, Key West Besuty,
Sucker City. Tea Table,
LAWYERS Hamlet, Western Beauty,
OATS
5000 sacks Choice aalena OATS. .4F
CORN
$500 sacks Choice White, Yellow and Mixed.
HAY s~
500 bbls Choice and Prime 5s1 y
BACON 'f' ~ '" '.s"
Is casks Bacon, Clear and Clear Rib SIDES,
10 casks Bacon SHOULDERS. 4fset
10 cases Try Sailed SHOULDERS.
80 tierces Refined LARD. -..-' sssf=s.
100 kegs Refined LARD. 49,
Is cases Sugar cured HAMS. 05+5. -. t.s
H. r. LAWLER, 81 3''@ ~tf
GENERAL COMMISSIONS MERcHAEY,
Nos. IS to SO Peters street, =.
Nate New LeveeJ sass
And 81. 50. 81, So and IS Fulton Street,
apl2 New Orleans.
.ascnissgs, Window Shades.
CASSIDY & MILLER. -
JAIL MAKERS AND COTTON DUCK AaENTx
Manufacturers Of every description AWNINGS
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.dscsssssgs, Window shades.
CASSIDY & MILLER,
SAIL MAKERS AND COTTON DUCK AaFNTr

Manufacturers Of every description AWNINGS
WINDOW and DOOR SHADES. TENTS. TARPAu.
L1Ns. WAGON COVERS. Also. Flags Of al Nations.
on hand or made to order. ct NEW FORK PRICES
We would ask those In need Of AWNINGS 70 cAN
and examine our Large and Beautiful Stock ok
AWNING STRIPES. just received.
We call the attention Of Ship Captains and others In.
terested. to our Extensive Stock Of SHIP DUCK snA
wOODBERRY and DRUID MILLS, which No recsiv,
per weekly steamers. direct from the Mills In Balti
more. and viii sell 1t the VERY LOWEST YIauRK
CASSIDY MILLER,
ap2-3n2dp l07 Poydras street
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Cro'snn's Foundry,
NEW ORLEANS. La.
Postomce BOX sI4,
MANUFACTURERS AND CONTAGIOUS
For Cast Iron Fronts. Iron Buildings. Gss
Pipe. Iron Roofs, Water Works Pipe. Win
dow Lintels. Cornioes. Columns, Cast Iron Beams
and Girders. Iron Doors. Vault Doors. Shutsra
skylights Sash Weights Door Gratings, Window
Grstngs Cast and Wrought Iron Rsilings to-
Dwellings, Offices. Parks snd Cemeteries,
Wrought and CAST Iron Bridges. vsEsudshs. vsut.
iators. Grsts Bars. etc. +F
srf,
Estimates Of cost wilt be promptly furaishsd a
receipt Of .
DESCRIPTION OF THE woRK ss
required and builders and Architects VIII and IL IA
their interests to give call before cIoslna con-
Racts wishothsr parties. Send for price lit. r..
mh2e-1dpe 80 s1S ~, ~
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The Manchester IN. H.) "Union says
Tho truth is, this negro business has be-
come bore. The freedom and political
equality of the blacks is recognized by every
oody-whstever opinions they may have en-
.ertainot, and SO far as we are concerned,
We have no hesitation in saying that the
Acknowledgement Of the black under the cir
cumstances was crime second only to the
ton We believe that there Is . Common
feeling that We ought to lot the negroes
alone. and take care Of ourselves especially
as they seem to be getting along the best
whore they are let alone. We hear Of no
trouble in the Democratic States of the
South. It is only in four or five States
which tho Administration and its negro
allies still control. that disturbances still
exist, and we trust Ne time will SOON come
Fhen their numbers will be less."
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DESCRIPTION OF THE woal

Estimates Of cost Wit be promptly furnishsd a.
receipt Of .
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TRUSTEES.
Moses Greenwood, John /. Adams
W. A. johnson, Isaac Scherck,
John L Noble. r. NJ. Walmsley.
John Chaffe, VIM. Morrison,
Richard Milliken, Joseph w. Carroll,
Samuel E. Moore, A. Brittin,
j. l. Warren, A. H. May,
r. T. Buckner, s. H. Snowden,
Samuel Friedlander, T. Lytt. Lyon,
H. Frellsen, w. G. Raymond,
w. 8. Pike, James s. Prastidge,
A. A. Yates, samuel Il. Boyd.
my28 I'm Joseph McElroy.
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At Special Meeting Of the Board of Trustees held
on the 25th instant, 1t was
Resolved. To pay ON DEMAND, a SECOND SEMI
ANNUAL INTEkE,T OF FIVE PER CENT. to 3Oth
April, 1874, making ten per cent. per annum on the
cash dividend of THlhTY per cent TO stockholders.
the amount $521 12 of their net earned parti-
cipating premiums.
, 1874-11-18

fHc Declares that 1Qe Will Not BE n
Candidate tor The Scnntc.
Portland, 1e. fSop, ~. ufspatsh to hs Stte Tors
TrioaAe.
Sneaker Blaine las written lettor to tho
Portland Press. to appear tomorrow morning,
in response to paragraph mentioning him as
possible candidate for sonator in Which hc states
decidedly that ho should uuder no circumstances
accept tho 6enatorship. lie says: j" AMI e1l-
gagged by and accepted tho candidacy and election
to sarve tho people Of the Kennebeo District as
REPRESENTATIVE in tho Forty-fourth Congresa,
and from, that duty conlsl nat bo turned, even
wata tho souatorphlp ofroretl me,-and Of tl'at I
have seen no Indication" lIo speaks In eulo-
CYSTIC tc'ma Of Mr.. 11amin. and frankly OK
presses Ills deliberate judgment that Maine
would best consult her highest interests and
honor by returning Dir. 1fau,ain to tho Senate,
but dcnica that hn llaa uaed or intends to nso
any influence in his favor Tie Press, In i.a
editorial comments. comes out strongy against
lii. Ham!in.
, 1874-11-18
OCEAN TRANSPORTATION.

Depression In thc business Of tho
Ers.ms-htinntic Steamship Cofnpn-
nics-Fhe Worst Thought to No
Over
Sr<c,at Dituatch 10 TIC ch,caao Tribune.
NEW Yonx. Nov. 17.-Tho business OF the
trans-At1antto steamship companies ia somewhat
depressed. The steamship trade escaped tho
effect OF tho panic TO great extent last year, Oh
account of, tho general futluro Of crops In En-
gland aud on tho Continent, Which led to a b'isls
demand for grain, broadstufrs. and all
kinds Of psoyis.ous. Now tAoro Is COM
paratlve1y little douland ,for. grain and pro.
visions abroad. aud froiglt-rates arc abous
half tboao OF last year. Imports hayo also
fallen on and immigration had decreased about
one-haf. Tor about tho Inst throo n1onthH tho
profits Of tho trade have boon lighter than usual.
Where tho loss OCCURS sa usually On tho ho!ne-
voyage from Liverpool. Although aotno 1eduo-
ton Inns been made by many steamship lines In
tho number aud toinnEo Of their fleets, tho
worst il thought to bo over, aud tho prominent
limos not only promiso not to maho any fnrthcr
oroaso their force during tho wintor 1t possible.
, 1874-11-18

SPEttQs 01AnHCH 10 IRE tHtCH1u 1FtQH5ks
NEW YoRK, Nov. .17.-Tho wloat market
opened tariy nctigo and stcatier. although with
q material advance in ocean freights tue export
trade is checked, Winter is strongly hold, but ls
tive. The absence Of freight room restricts The
export movement. Millers aro buying cautious
". Winter is very quiet. but fflrny held. Tho
aales aro PUB 500 bu, at s107@1. 90 for l1ng1aded
Iowa aud minnesota: sl10@1.l2 for No. Chi
spring.-the inside price in store; tho extreme
pl1co, for four loads last night, was s1.14@115
for No. milwaukee,, tho inside price in store,
and 51.2o for No. Duluth aaoat; s1.27@1.28
Tor M vii whi,o 1udiana. si:41 for white Michigan.
s1.4o for whise Michigan, sl.s2 for
amber do. Included ID tho salos nro
5 b, ba No snsf9doeas oscaec aeoa at at s5e
$4,000 bu do, to arrive, at 81 .09I; 80 000 bu do,
sl.1o5G1.M; s,o05 bu No. . Milwankeo, at
s1.14 il atorc. and 51.15 adoat; 5000 bn cholco
cngo. At sl.lB}1 5000 81 No. Duluth. at
S1.2O. closing tame, md 10000 bu No. Mil
wankoo to arrive, at 51.14. .
Barley better aud in demand. The o1srema
Of 50 ,oOD bu Canada West ut al.6i @i.6a; 6,5Ho
bu foir-rowed Stale ut 5l.l5; and 1900 BIZ twc-
rowel do at31.69.
Barley malt is firm and quiet. Sales Of 1000
btu California at S1.95 on tlmo; 3,o0o bu Canada
at s1.7o cash; 1000 bu fair Western mixed at
sl33 on si1no; aud 700 bu Lake Shore on private
terms.
Outs better and In fair domand for the
trade. Tho Sales arc 5000 bu; new
Ouio mixed at GGG086slo; the iuaido prico on
track; white ut G7@68o Western mixed at 81
@871o af!oat. and &C., 6It4@3GG19c IN store white
at G74@G9c; Slate at 6G>4@65c, aloat, for
mixed.
Tyo is strong and fairly active. Tho sales
arc 4.0O0 bu State aud Pennsylvania In bags, TO
arrivo, at 9Ge.
Corn less actiro, md qnito dull and nominal
for old, at o2c In, store. and 93@33}l55o
atlont. OF now n,ixod. aomo 10000 6ll
! sold at S5@6oc for MeHton and 10000 bn Jcr-
3l,o00 bu, md Inter we hear OF 8, 600 bu old
mixed, sold in store at 92c.
The pork market is n satlo stronger, but lcas
active. Saies Of 400 brls mcas, iu job lots, At
@20.75G021. .00 $50 bris do, seller November
eatly. a. s2o.a5; 100 brls extra prime at 5lo.o0
brla mess, gollor February, at s20.75.
Lasd ls stronger, but lesa actiyo. Tho demand
for tho future ID not 30 brlsk. Sales Of $50 tea
Wostern steam, OF tho spot md seller next week.
at 1536@l6l9o; q tcs Philadelphia at l55sc; $50
tos city ae l5@15}6c, thc latter faYorite brand ;
60 tca No. city a. 1415o. Tor futnro delivery
1890; $3.50 tca seller six montAe at 3]i@913JSc;
1.0Do lea seller March at 1890; 1000 tes seller
February at 1s135 01315o.
Whisky-Thcre is on,y light dotunnd at tho
doollne. 6aies Of 800 brs at 81. .03lG1 .031G, aud
80 br!n alcohol at s'l.031G,
There LAS boon very little econsummatcd In berth
| scarcity Of accommodation, mud rates ara de-
o!detlly stronger. Tho demand for tonnaso tor
charnrs il far from tho gain Interest, aud those
closed were at fair rates.
, 1874-11-18
Endannn Grstrn Isncn1np,ncnt.

Special Diatatoh 10 Tia Chfcddo Tribune,
INp1ANAroLls, Nov. 17.-Tho Grand Encamp,
ment Of Odd Follows met to-day With d very
largc attendance, Grand Patriarch Barrett. Of
Scribe shows i,2sl Encampmonts, throo being
instituted Hinco tho iast report, oonBtitutinH
$500 1ncmbols, Of which 1856 havo boon accoB-
aorioa sinco tho Inst report. Tho rosourcon OF
tho Eneampmont amount to 9so. 528.91; paid for
aftor but ono representative from my Eucamp-
mont present ut tho Bomt-nnnual communication.
Tho Grand Encampmcnt elected tho following
officers Grand Patriarch, William Robertson
Grand High pliost, j. ". Smith Grand soniol
George X. Milness; Grand Scribe, D. I. Foetot
Grand Treasurer. r.. p. Haughey; Grand Ror:
rcsontativos to Grand Lodge Of tho United
StatcB, J. Il. Barrett and THOMAS Underwood.
, 1874-11-18

4 Hoy Stnbs Another to tllc E1cnrt
with ntl ErNsers

4 Hoy Stnbs Another to tao E1cnrt
with n1l ErNRers
4 stabbing affair occurred at o'clock last
night which may result in tho death Of ono of
the pasties. Two boys, namod John Kirch, ago
H. and Patrick So1ton. IS yoars old, engaged in
q quarrel as tho corner Of Canal aud Moaghor
streets. Tho latter struck tho former IN
tho face With his fist, when Kirch drew
an eraser from his poclsot and stabbed
Sexton in the lett broast close to tho heart Tho
and nttondod by DR.. Coll who pronounced tho
wound 1atnl ono. IIo wAa afterwards
taken to his home, No. s3 sWnght
street. Kiroh was arrested by officer
Aluohson, and locked up IN tie Twolfto
Street Station. Ho has boon employed In Flold,
Letter 4 Co.'a store aa a cash boy, aud heara i
good reputation. Sexton ia represented as
quarralsome and had boy by tue police, Tho
quarrel il the result Of au old foud.
, 1874-11-18
CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER Ia

the Illinois State Prison. On obtaining his 1o-
lekne Albums went to Now York, whore ho ro-
nalned about ono year. during which tlno 10
qonnittod two murders, both of. his victims in
that city being men unknown to him. Ono tsaa
q countrrymen,. whom he entlced to The outBklrta
or iho city, and obtaiued about e2,00o on Lug
body. After leaving Now York ho was engaged
in aeriea Of robberioa through tho southorn
ssatos: 1ie returned to Baltimore. aud murdered
a prostitute In that city. Subsequently he COM
mitsca nurdor In Lonisvlo md one IN Nom
knowledge.
Adams loft Now Orleans about tho timo Of tho
breaking out OF tho War and went to Vera Cruz.
From thenco he wont to tbe City Of Mexico, and
camo to Mnzatlan about ten years ngo. sinco
his sojonrn hclo ho wan widely known and gon-
orally feared, bis place being oneof tho most no.
torionp rendezvous OF desperate characters on
tho coaat. IIo finally mot his fate At tic hands
Ct . Spanish gamble,, named Gonzales, IN
bctwcon $4,000 sud $4,000, in cash or its
equivalent, as the result Of Ills caroor Of atro-
cions crime, Which ho Inns wil1cd to sister, arp-
posed to bo his only living relative. who rcsidoa
ut Shell1ald. England. Tho Iegatoe needs to DO
devoid Of ANY Ruperetitious acruplcs to receive
and enjoy suoh blood-oottod Legacy.