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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-02
Eeaai Notices.

cTATE OF CONNECTICUT, COUNTY VI, OF
GEoRGB NJ BARTHOLOMEW al Trustees ysTas the hsw-
wax AND NEW ENGLAND RAILROAD COMPANY TAI In
Upon reading bill the above entitled cause 70 & s
~ b, fr The pupose the ADVICE and direction 81 u9
Can't relative 10 the right the plAutas sses St voc
,h Providence Fshk Railroad Company 10 po>-
n Of the railroad Company under cetiA ~
- nnsn, ~ ,.pend portion OF their TUT dns 10
I,osd Tor within IN tl OF isrtonu ,"e
rsnt and the purchase Of Deeary ani' iof sues 10
IT, - c,U.e il for hearing on the FotkIh ~
az NAY NEXT At the Cou1 Room, IA si hart9il
VI % 49, m when where all parties Interested u h Nes
- ha had he given the boDdhohiers siore o ~ -.
w ~ ,ore An DAILY Journal The fro'0ens SAiy
e orle YORK Daily Tribune seh OF s,i sssspA
NJ ON or fourth dAr VI April A. D. 10
Nv Of Court, - " 'N -
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9uctlon Ga,es OF Rcal estate.

nY EJAMES NJ. MILLER - THURSDAY,
ED Anr O'Clock the Exchange Ssesroom II Broad
direction Henry H. holy Leonard W. IobeY and
Waute EKlt,rs Of Abraham Noobs Oaeuudfel
.venecoaist LOTS Of LAhD north SIDE One-handre. and
weucoal5t commencing 100 feet Of NnthsTe each lot
md nlli.nllr. The lMne
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Wredn gtedmers

INMAN LINE.-NOTICE.
course hd down for these and followed By them for
several ars bfe to $50 south Of Gaze Although
u VJs 'ns lengened about 100 miles better weather
wh ana sfe much greater freedom og and floating ice aud
the dange' Of ns~saIo Consequent thereon
hoyh MAI sieaser appointed 10 sail 90 follows:
<,-v - roh oUIBhbrOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CIII Wv April D. At m
CiII " eh!ts April IL. at IN.
C ,Tl Op April IS At p.
VI VI \, April % AZ m.
North River. " "
,n,, .-o .oo RITES OF PASSAGE.
OApiN saU ssO and $40 gold according accommodation
sIEblAnb-Io Lyerpook Queenstown. Gilsgor LONDONDERRY
LONDON bsS Clrf Belfast Hamburg. $50 PreDaii
reduced
DIafs issued al lowest rae,
no 10 Broadway.
For seersge Passage at 80 BrO.d~,J, or Pier ~, Mr.
JOHN u. DALE. Agent. or Q
UuoonNn Bi SfAuLK. 402 Clesna1-st. Philadelphia
D. D. OkhNih l02 S.atr-st Boston
y; ~ BLOWN, 32 SCUM Clark. cor. Latest, Cbicsgs.
"h iNhAN. Liverpool. ami No. . Rue Scribe. Paris
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Gitn Real gslule tor Sale.

Viii ntHI V5IHlI IUl CHIr'
BARGAINS for CASil-Take your choice
Is superior Guilt IENhMEN :
rent SID; Gnoy located lots above Park. Owner 2Oi West
3sbst
MIGHT LARGE TENEMENT HOUSES on
II First ave. for SALE RULAND WHITING, Bceknan-s-
EOR SALE-FOur-stOry h. s. Brown Stone full
width HOUSE $50 West i2is uer Br1aiwav inine nae pos
session; Tn Arp, to \. JOt h,BAf 81 Lspenltit
NOR SALE-At sacrifice 10 prompt puf-
viii fnef or ultIruhci tie cie .nt stofF
hgh.sioop BROWN-STONB HOUSE AM LOT, 3JJ Wet fiy'
eyeD Jhs bar H. and Il IN The
lest hfos hou e will be EASY mi ilmeai'e pos
e,s on gwen; softA immeliIte attention Permits from
SAMUEL KlLPArRlCK l,On ThiriPye
pTTH-ST., near Lexlngton-aye.-fO SALE
- Handsome thecsoy brovusi1ne llo Sc hardwood
finish Apply the the l0l Eest oitht
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EXECUTOR'a SALE of VALUABLE I'M
II PROVED PROPERTY. BEING TIE ESTATE or HUGH
MAXWELL, DBCEASRD.-B. IL. LUDLOW Co. will SELL at
public auction TUESDAY. April T. lo74 at IL o'clock at the Er
SALE UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. JOHN I. PARSONS
AND Mr.. CHARLES 81 DA COSTA. EXECUTORS.
No Il BEOFOBDSi. between West Houston ana oHhngsis
building recently enlarged and rebuilt us ABOUT
somewhat irregular. over 81 feet deep
No 100 WATEltSr, Nal-st-Lo about 2LlXsl9, and
foory brick store II deep with onetory extension
No. % and 27 CFDARST between william sni PNar'tsLot
30 lOit 'front.' about 53 deep and ol0 ara atte
bns building 5i4 Rented !or from Nay l. 1874 at
$1,000 and $4,000.
30 - CEDARST between William and Pears.Lot % II =
40 feet deep sud oursoy ara ac o K
bung covering Rented from Nay 1874 for one year at - 900
S 2IIBERTIST near WillamstLot 30 front 30 3i2
rs deer brick bung, 6S feet deep Rnte for two
wears from 1874. ~ JO and Croton water rates.
EAST 2ifii-S! Jiaye lot about - anu
bldn Rented for three years from Nav l. 1914 at
5000 and CrOIOn water tax
No n EAST 2lIIi f. afong-Lot about 2f1Sy anu one
sory building Rented Tor three years rom aay J. lo al 500
30 0j EAST 2iIST near 3iave 10, about 2f10r9S9, and
frame buug Rented for three Yeas IRON
NAV J. 1874, at $3.50 and Co'on water rates y -
No 2OT EAST 2lrHNr, aOHHg-Lot 2fHlS9 and tWo.s'oT
brick ard rear bng Relei for from MAJ l, 1874
al ; 30 q and Croon water rent. ,,,, no N
No. 2O4 aud EAST 25rHSrLots together 4S4 l2y'S9
brick AMI frame buildings Rented ee years ITO"
MAJ / lS14 at 900 a year aGd CrOiOn water rents.
No, 32T AMI 33D rlnROAYR bew IN 2ith and 25h-Iips
together Az rJ77 with brick bngs and eoa IN
three ron May l. loi Al year 'H1
~i'' TERMS OF SALE
SIXTY PER CENT Of the purchase money can remain % ou nu
for thre years cent Interest paYaOe semi
s,raaii, Usual executors deeds will be given.
Tor book ap tall particulars apply TO the anconee once
No PInest 'l-
~ N. CAMP will sell on 2d April, by order
fla Ma. aH.iIa aNa4kP / rIDl
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Wednesday, April 1, 1874

NEw-YORK. Wednesday, April 1, 1874
At tho Exchange SalesroOm to-day Richard
" Hartnct sold tho threestory brick house and lot
north side OF Eghtysevenths 200 feet west OF Third
ave. and known as No. 100 East Eighty -seycnthst lot
2xeosi for s5C25 A. j. Blocker Son White sold tho
three-story brownst0ne house aud lot north side OF
OnehuhdTrdan1eleyenth-st 500 feet west OF Third
ave, lot l7TXlcOll. to W. II. Ames, for $500. Also
mousse ana Iot known az No. IL East Twenty elgthst
Iouf-story brown-stone house with lot 22XSO. to VIM.
Cooper Tor sG5CO Also the threc.tOrY brick house and
l0t south SIDE or West TwentT-seventhst., between
sixth and seycnih,aves. ana known No. 1876 West
$4,000
Messrs II. II. Ludlow Co. sold l157 OF land In
kanlwha county, West Virginia located near the town
OF Charestown ior sl35Oc. The opening Of the Chesa
peake ana ONO Railway Is attracting the attention OF
capitalists TO the coal lands in the Kanawha Valley,
ana The more desirable sections have already been alb
soroed by prominent capitalists in this city and Phiia
delpha The sale today considered very favorable
j. NJ GlDsOn uuetoneer reports sale yesterday at tho
Real Estate Exchange, Jersey City, OF the valuable
property on southwest corner Pavoniaaye and Grove
ST., with tw0st0ry, attic, and basement brick house
with extension conservatory, aud table
fronting 70 feet on GrOvcsG and l2j feet on PayOnia
ave-. 10 john L. Fry. for $4,000.
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BROOKLYN properln 60 fet.

mock PROPERTY TO LEASE. Apply N
~ H. b. sCHoLES. % Rodney ST.. WiliiansbaIsh.
TNO LET-ST0RE No. ~ Nassau-St.; three
Il FLOORS Of house l02 Pneapplest GORDON L. FORD 81
Cark-st. Brooklyn
TN0 LET-Very pleasant two-story, high
basement under cellar HOUSE, all modern encet fresh
paint, paper; 1920 73 Yseaye M.rte to clocA.
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for Sale.

rJ,O AMATEURS.-For SALE CHEAf. "A
small FOOTLATHB Of GrtclhS workmanship , "a, "a.
81 annar,tqs for ornamental turning bacAu1u o sos
Doon with COMPOUND slide ehucks drnng and eo'"' 'u'S
frames By hotapne' u " ADAMS 10 City Hail. BrOOhyn-
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Broohlnn Real estate for Sale.

:,
At StO,000-MOdcrn brOwn-stOne HOUSE, all
N imuoyenans; story aud high basement; desirable ll2
Pietent blocks from IaalltOnaye ferry Brooklyn easy 'ay
ments; bargain
CORNER STORE PROPERT1-Bargains
arge corner orc On Ham $4,000 three stores dwell
inc, and lot Fuon-sye all $4,000 Brooklyn payments
BLsTOE, owuer 20 Lihert' st, ~ Y
NOR SALE-LOTS on Remsen and Montague
4 sts Fabushsye and Prospect Park Plaza GORDON FORD
81 Csrk-st. Brooklyn.
EOR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS
HOUSES Nos 80 Wow..t 81 nss-t. lO2 Pnea?pe-s- l5S
Remsens 49, 81 ADD 80 EasUt. 2j6 ard 20s Wastnston
I79 1871 WIc1ghbys GORDON FORD " ciArAsL nrooA
bp.
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UrcGn CLEANERS.

EAGLE LINE.
IL UNirkD STATES NAIL STEAMSHIPS
TO PLYMOUTH. CiIERBUURG AND HAMBURG
The elegant Clyde-bplt steamship
will ssil TUESDAY from Eagle Line Pier foot Of First ST.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO
PLYMOUTH LONDON CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG:
CABIN Sl2O goi saloon S72 gods sieer,ge
to $50 Chorbourg and
Hamburg Prepaid tickets Cor Hambury. $50,
FOR ire ght apply to FUNGI. EDiK Co.. p Whamst
For passage apply 10 KNAUTH, MACLEOD, kUHNB
General Agents. ll3 Broadway.
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Gapinas Banks.
Dipi0en6 Notices.


VNHE COUPONS of the FIRST MORIGAGE
Il BONDS Of the SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CohPAh1
California; April l. 1874 will paid at the once OF TIE Com
pany No. Nasssust New-Yok C. HUNTINGTON fresloet1
VNHE DANVILLE, URBANA, BLOOMING
L TON & PsRIN FIRST MORTGAGE RAILW Az COUPONS due
April l will be paid and after that date At me banking nous "
Turner Brothers, Ii NasSu-st b. T. SMITH Ffesl1ehI
rITlE INDIANAPOLIS, BLOOMINGTON,
L. AND WESTERN RAILWAY FIRST MORTGAGh BONDS dae
ptr Brothers Ia Nass,u-st b r. SMITH. President
HorsToS CENTRAL RAILWAY to.,}
No 81 WALr-sT., w.loRK March 26 1914. }
'NIlE COUPONS due April on Consolidated
''"'' pau W. H. RICE Financial Agent
fJ'HE COUPONS of the FIRST MORTGAGE
Il BONDS cfthe CENTRAL PACIFIC Co lSan Joaquin val
ley Branch, and Of the CENTRAL PACIFIC X X 20 LAND
April 1874 will be paid Office Of FISH NO
Nassaa-st. Newiok q. p HUNTINGTON, Nlce-Ptesldent
TINE INTEREST due list April on the fol
Il lowing SEtUilfES il payable at the ONCE oil "lNSLOW'
LANIhR a Co., - Pne-s.:
Ashtabua Youngstown and Pitts Per Cent Gold Bonds.
Grand Rapids and Indiana 4. Il. Per Cent Cod Bonds.
Pittsburgh FL w and G. r. r. 1T, ID and 81 Mortgage Bonds
DAYTON and Michigan X. r. 81 Mortgage Bonds.
Civ Of Tene Haute Indiana, Water Works Bonds
City Of lnlanspo's, Ind. School Bonds
CiiJ Of SewOrl,ans. La, Gold and Currency Bonds
Also,
quarterly Of ia the Pitts Fl
WAYNE and o. Il X. Special STOCK,
and
eth Of April dividend Of IKE character the Pits f. W.
ID G.. X r. Guaranteed stock.
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QountrD Real Gstaie for Sale

AT TARRYTOWN-A frst-class, modern
IN HOUSE,. within 10 minutes depot ha. ever,
1 'od lGmp S S ~ sides
abundance Of choice FRAT and shade high
veg ''-''' '' JOHN g CRAP, 2o4 Broadway.
COMFORT and STYLE.-House, lawn; or
hour o% Baisaes Niles 81 BoaS.y Room
nor SALE-Pleasant country RESIDENCE,
with enc FARM at Psfed Mass price, $4,000 terms easy
Address Boz 45ll. \. y. PostoG,e.
FOR SALE--A FARM of 20 ACRES; ele-
gsny Iocaet at Wooburgh Rockaway L. T. bounded On east
l'a das ' Of TSn CASE s y rs H Po SS1 Kane
voortsti orDr w H. Maxwell % Ea't 's,hst, n y
FLUSHING PARK LOTS.--Notice to the
Buyrnof an Increase Phceson and after March 3D. 1874,
the prices Of the ~ will be a. follows:
ayc 500. UGoa-aye $500 Prs second Third
@ he an SSsns f s S0o pb 1n9 M S, All s cong
enjoyed cities Map, be bad HTCnCOCKS RIAL
WI Catalogue. free. II. P. CHAMBEes. Peier,,blfs. sd
DLACE AT RYE NECK FOR SALE
cheap-COisge House acres grapery barn Sc s one mile
road. AppiT to b a. CRAM SO Broadway '-'''' =
VERY VALUABLE FRUIT FARM for SALE,
near smyrna Del Address FRUIT Brenord p o., Delaware
VALUABLE COUNTRY SEATS for SALE
SOUTHAMPTON, LONG ISLAND,
In m view Of the and within short distance from railroad station
AppIyto WOOD. BRADY TODD.
SINll LOTS at the famous GARDEN CITY
W w PARK, Immediately adjoining Mr.. A. T. sewars gigan-
tic enterprise Onlv few len Ges and eamne with ye@ TO
Por place Of residence the heshs To be found Com
mutation SO per yel distance Is miles; to Thirty ourthsI
as Elizabeth, Is -Four lots for 500 payable $50 monthly or
lot 100 PAYABLE 50 per month Every woman bov and
girl afford them. Daily al $3.50 Ladies shown
eyerT courtesy Go and the property and be convinced o. M merits
Maps tree at HITCHCOCKS REAL ESTATE HEADQUARfb hS
43J Ihriaye. near ihraeEhst
c.Dnih CASH AND BALANCE IN THREE
Up %~OO YEARS for the desirable building LOTS in the
charming village Of Flusbng churches excellent public and
schools academies public library streets sesere
sidewalks paved lighted with snd water pipes being intro
duce IopuOu 5000 tweuwO minutes from InrT ionh-
It,, Newiors a1d foyhye mIues from City Hail. BY Jlgessp
Ferry shade and Ornamenta Sidewalks and graded streets
without charge purchasers Persons Of moderate means may
paw $40 monthly excursions daily 9;3O
and 1880 m 430 ILraye Maps free Ladies shown
every Caupon address BENZ w. HITCHCOCK Real
Estate Headquarters 439 Thrayc NewiorA (Oince oDposse
han-st Depot FGshing.I
- AAn ACRES LUMBER LANDS, 60 miles
p,OOO Of Utica; stream which floats Logs and Lumber
to canal will take other property IN exchange good ehsne TO make
money. Apply to &. PARTRIDGE, l29 Brold-st
&S HD,l "A Gj-acre FARM comfortable
W CsOOOs blliisgs: Abundance Of fruit uie.wateT
plenty Gb OYSTERS clans and cOot surroundings nothing to
ISAAC A. BIGGs, Dey-st
O. KIM WILL BUY a charming RESI-
- CspVV DBNCG, Barn. Store Tod stlnl ~ acres IN gt
aud flowers about half its value RUFUS hCHARG, I31
Broad8ay
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miscellaneous.

nAINT BRUSHES. KALSOMlNE and wax
RPysiIFS also Of every description, at IS
80, JOHN X. HoPPEll MauuAciurer AID iA9orer
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no LET, on Yalentine-aye FOrdham Hlghts
nice HOUSE, II rooms. coach house hnnerg stable; pot 60,
tns ten city lots fruit &c. minutes depot Apply NJ
COLLINS, 20 " est Beyenrbst., NeglOsk CIT.
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no LET-One hour from New-l ork, ono
containing IL
rooms Price $500 intending barns and Oubunes Address JOHN
W MOISOS Blauveltyi L. Rockland County, Ner-lork
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II y. CAMP Will sell on 2d April, Dy 0rqeI
Sube Court the wellbui 4-story browlstone DWELLING
No rs rn-s Columbia College lease 500 ground rent
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TINO LEASE-On Long Island, beautiful
healthy PLACE wostoy house. carriage house three acres
we'll futed minutes from Fulton fer rent 30 per month Ia
Guirs Of owner NJ CHAMBERLAIN III West Pory-"conisL
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ARANGE-At MONTROSE STATlON-An
" elegant ITALIAN VILLA built expressly for all pob>
improvements; low rent to a desirable tenant. - -
rs. STALLKEBCHT. % NasaGst
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Gountrp prcperIn 10 tet.

COTTAGES and COUNTRY SEATS.-Rcnt
- $3.50 S7OO-FOR SALE. $500 SJ0OJO 40 minutes be
Ere Moucair K r. Address H. D. Tribune Omce or '"
JDRALEMON NooisIe. lNeNarLl v
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V'O LET or FOR SALE-A two-stOry HOUSE
BARN ACRE OF GR0UND, si excellent condition a. "
eet Long Island will have 80 trains diy the Flu-
and Long Island Raioa Fare from Hunter Point only ~ lie
cbs,n inoure Of j. IT, SIMNS. SAB 6h-sye.
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shipment OF wheat-IIoodium out.
rage-Boy Killed-IIot Day-Thc
rnIr-GreenbaekA.

SAN FRiscrsco. Sept. Ill p. NJ
The ship st. Charles arrived from Col
l~insville ON the San joaquin river, to-
day, with 20,s74 csntals OF wheat, being
the first cargo ever shipped direct from
that place. She will take more wheat
cargo here and proceed to European
ports.
At the City Gardens about II o'clock
last night, a hosdlum, without any
proyocation whatever. attacked a young
man. ]. II. Silvia, and fired four shots
at him, one OF which inflicted n danger
Gus wound in the neck. The rascal
made his escape and has not been mr.
rested.
David Cellar. q little boy whose par
ents reside on Ritch street. wal run
over by . Folsom street car last night,
receiving injuries which resulted in his
death a few hours afterwards. The dri-
YER Of the car has been arrested for man.
slaughter.
The weather to-day is very warm.
The attendance at the Mechanics
Fair this morning is very small.
Gresnbacks, 9ln@92.
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JEWISH NEW YEAR.-Nev Years Day,
according to the Jewish calendar, was
appropriately celebrated by the Hebrew
residents Of Virginia City on Saturday
and Sunday, it being the first year OF the
creation, 5.G35.
RxosrRIrIoS.-Ths whole number OF
persons registered, in Gold Hill, for the
Fall election, up to the present tims'
Is 1912.
JusrIcE wRIdnr's CouRr.-No crimi-
inal business was transacted in Justice
wright's Court to-day.
GRAND JuRr.-Ths Grand Jury will be
in session tomorrow Tuesday at 10
o'clock A. n.
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STOCK nEPORr.
lHrroarxp pAnY ut xNsn q HALL
This Morning,


isS ophir, xx. a5h IS, a.. sso, AN, as.'
a., Gould 4 Curry, eoS, aoS
" Best s Belcher, d, s3k b3o
go Savage. Ssk. -
2iO chollar. Potesi. 50
SHale e Noreross. a
80 Crown Point, co, 6, e5k. cI boO, CAV
7c Yellow Jacket, ST. -, ", 81, @S eo. "
ilss Imperial. 81, ~, ~
a35 Empire. iOS. i0i.. i0h b5
40 Geld mn Quartz ~, 5, SIS.
2is ksntuek. i6S ioA
rs hlss.: nS "a itS; iis nv ,,o sox
40 Seq B-leher. i0a, i0i, 100
l00 Buckeye, az, az
30 Bullios, o., 10
GO senator. .. az. ~
$50 Eelipss, 10, iss, 10. bc, 10Y, ioS
soo Js.tiss, o., 10 Ss, 10
$50 Succor, q.
SIS Julia, ~ a..
jas Roes Island. ~. a.. ~
$50 baltimore. ~, 81, sx,0
SO ovsrmas. az t1.. an b0, Is
I'D krchsqusr, %, ~. VI
so wood,ille, ~, So, 81
go Leo, 4.
IS Union Con. i9Y, 10
100 Pseihe. SIC. Soc
las New York. ~, 81
70 silver Hill, ~
~ Utah.
PAS sierra Nsvada.T
.S Goa. Virginia, san. - bS, Sax
40 Kuicksrboeksr. 81. s.. bio, 81
lsS5 Confidence, 10. ish, -, i9A, i9S bio, ~
sd
2t0 Csledonis, az. az.
It's California, s9k, ~ 30
90 Dardansllss. i3H
$50 American Plat. 81, 81
eco Tyler 6ISe, ec
~ Seq. Rock leland. soc
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
TO TIE soLD ELL DAnr xEws
DOMESTIC NEWS.
The Masonic Excursion.

The Masonic Excursion.
NEW YoRx. September l4.-0wing to
mismanagsmsnt only a small number Of
the Masonic excursion party arrived here
on Saturday in time to take the steamer.
The remainder will sail this week and
all will concentrate in London in 0c-
tober, when they will travel over Eu-
rope and through Asia Minor TO Egypt.
stabbed TO Death.
CHICAGO, September l4.-Last night
Francisco de Janaey and Gsneuno Bow
oui, citizens, quarrellsd over a trifing
matter, when Jsnasy stabbed Bovoui to
the heart and fed. so far eluding arrest.
View Episcopal bishop.
The Episcopal Convention OF the Do
cese OF Illinois meets here tomorrow to
elect q Bishop, in place Of the lato Bish-
op whitshouss. The most prominent
namas mentioned in connection with the
Office are DR.. James DsKoven, OF Racine
College, Wisconsin; DR.. Z. X. Potter,
President Union College, Schenectady,
New York. and Rev. II. O. Potter, Rec
tor Of Grace Church, New York. The
Laity are generally understood to be OPP
posed to DIR. DsKovsn, on account OF
his extreme high church proclivities.
Minister 90 Russia
CHICAGO. Sept. l4.-A Washington
special says: The President has de-
fsrrsd selecting n successor to Hon.
Marshall Jewell as Minister to Russia,
till October, or till the return OF the
Emperor and Court now absent from
st. Petersburg. which will be some time
in tho early part Of November, candid
ates to I'LL the Russian Mission are not
wanting, and the position is not likely
to 10 q begging. Among the aspirants
for the place are Gen. Nanny OF Tenn,
an ox-Conisderats officer and n
personal friend Of President Grants;
Morton McNIichAsl, OF Philadelphia, who
is backed by the Union League Of that
city; and Benjamin Moran, Secretary OF
Legation of London. who was recently
rendered, and refused. the portfolio OF
Third Assistant Secretary Of State. The
friends OF McMichael are confident in
his behalf, but it is thought that the
mission will not be rendered to Pennsyl-
vania, the objection being that that
State has now n first-class legation at
Constantinople, which is represented by
Geo. Ii. Baker.
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FROM PORTLAND, OR.
Railroad Meeting.

PORTLAND, Or, Sept. 1.-THE meet
ing Of citizens in favor Of the Portland,
Dalles & Salt Lake Railroad, on Satur-
day evening last, was largely attended,
resolution was passed that the Lsgisla-
ture should SC modify its aid heretofore
granted toward the construction Of the
road as that the consideration fee the
work to be performed may be available
as work progresses, no. exceeding $50,
OOO.0 900 per annum, and should appro-
pirate a sufficient sum OF money to do
fray the preliminary expenses OF pros.
pscting this important enterprise.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-14
z

A ynRr RAPID. safe and easy way to make mo
ney. .. to procure territory 10 introduce the latest
ussulinvention that Is wanted every day by every
one. every where. who has q family. a nll-siied
sewing Machine with Table and Trcalle for only
$40 that does the same work as . machine you
would pay So for, rapid. smooth and iirm, makes
A seam 70 strong that the cloth will tear before tho
stitches win rip apart. Eight new attachments for
all work and the improved Button Hole Wotkerused
by Us emily. Agents only need show them In opera.
tIon TO sell In every house they enter. 80 and mp
wards cleared daily by smart agents. No such ma.
chine was eNefOneTed AT any such price. I.uDO SOIL
last year, iG,Do families use them. Demand In.
~creaslng every day where they become known.
Ministers, Judges, Lawyers, Elitors. MAchinists.
TaIlOrs, etc., recommend them as perfect. Rights
given free 10 first applicants. IL there Il no agency
In your place, write Tor II, or buy a machine for your
family or a relation, there Is none better or No cheap.
Machines sent 10 all parts of the country on receipt
Of price. SO. Read advertisement beginning SO
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-14

A STRONG WHITE PAsTE.-Dissolys
az ouncs OF gum arabic in two quarts
Of water, and stir il into m pound OF
wheat flower until the whole becomes Of
a pasty consistency. 1t is then TO be
heated, and II ounces each Of sugar OF
lead and alum dissolved in = little water.
added thereto, and the composition well
stirred until it shows signs Of boiling,
when IL must be removed from the fire.
Add while hot, six drops Of carbolic
acid. This is a very tenacious and du-
rable paste. and may he used on almost
apy substance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-14

A CONNECTICUT deacon in the oldsn
times was sorsly troubled about the Sci
sntifc assertion that the sun was a sta
tionary body, and did not move around
tho earth. For" said he to his minis
ter, didn't Joshua command the sun
to stand stilll" very WE'LL" said the
dominic. "show me, IL you can, the pas
sage Of Scripture whore 1t says that
Joshua aver commanded 1t to move
acnin."