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TELEGRAPBIC
THE WHISKY TRAGEDY.
The Fatal Result OF y Drink In a Tenn.
perance Town.
The Strangcst Case In the Annals of the
Country.
The Dose Which Kills sherman and
Parker does not Hurt ShankS.
The Mystery Surrounding their Sudden
Taking on.
Great Excitement Prevails In Macon
over Loose Inquest.

ST. Louis, October pa special to
the Globe-Democrat gives the follow
ing facts in the Sherman-Parker p0is-
oning case, which occurred near Ma
con, Missouri
DR.. b. +. Sherman, proprietor of the
sherman Prickly Ash Bitters" and
other medicinal preparations, having
business at Bevier, urged Mr., Parker
to accompany him to that village
They left this city in buggy about |
O'Clock yesterday morning, and arrived
at their destination shortly after noon.
After ordering their dinner it was pro-
posed that they should go and take u
drink.
BeVier bong temperance town,
minus any licensed dt;..-. hons tho
unfortunate gentlemen proceeded TO
the drug store of A. w. Shanks, ana
made the object of their visit known
to the proprietor, who was the only
one present. That gentleman is said
to have replied that he sold no whisky,
but that he had a private temperance
drink which he INDUCED in himself
and ii they wanted some of that they
could have it.
All three went into back room,
where Mr.. Shanks produced black
ale bottle, from which he drank and
then handed it to the others. While
Parker and Sherman We're drinking,
Mr.. Shanks left for the front store to
attend upon customer. Before he was
through with the caller, DR.. Sherman
and Mr.. Parker passed out, but mad
not gone ten rods before both .'00
down and expired few minute after
wards.
They were carried into the drug store
and every means used to restore con-
seriousness, but without avail. A jury
was impaneled as quickly rs practica-
bic, and while the inquest was being
held IL was ascertained that the bottle
from which the trio had imbibed was
missing. 1t could not be fe2nd for
some time, but we finally discovered
in room to the rear OF the one IN
which the drinks were taken, ana was
identified by Mr.. Shanks.
The contents of the bottle were
onalyzedby DIS shaytBanSd % 1@ Sansisi
of Macon, and it was n-'ad 10 consist
of hydrocYanic of acid and whisky, the
deadly poison being in such proportion
that sixty drops of the compound was
sufficient to produce death.
Great excitement prevails at Macon
at the unsatisfactory termination OF the
official investigation, and much indIg-
nation is expressed at its not being
more thorough. No post mortem e1-
animation being held. Il severely com
mented on. Five or SIN sudden uen'n'
have occurred in the county Wllhin
the last six months.
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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
FOriy|3ecOnd Da,

From the Galveston News
/ AUSTIN, October %, 1874.
Mr.. Davis was granted leape of alb
sence.
Mr.. Sansom presented u memorial
asking for local option laws.
by Mr.. NorYell-Minority report
from Committee ON judicial Depart
ment.
BY Mr. West, from Commit on Gen.
eral Provisions-Reported adversely to
the establishment of Bureau of
Health and Vital Statistics.
BY Mr.. Cookie, olutiOn 10 pay the
State Gazette for 800 papers furnished
the Convention during the first days of
the session. Adopted.
BY Mr.. Mills-lIesolution providing
clause that after the first day of Jan
uary, 1877, no deed of trust OF mort
gage shall be received for fling or for
record by any county or district clerk,
unless accompanied by tax receipts
showing that all state and county taxes
have been paid, Referred.
BY Mr.. RUSSELL ofWood -Resolution
calling upon tue Commissioner of the
Land ONCE for Information in refer
ence to lands granted and patented to
railroads. Adopted.
Educational article postponed til
Monday.
Minority report on Revenue and
Taxation, substituted yesterday, is now
on second reading,
The amendment of Mr.. Dohoney to
section ], authorizing occupation taxes,
with various amendments, was dis.
cussed until interrupted by the music
of the circus, passing with the mem
agerie, clowns and prodlgies Of all
sorts in the procession, near enough to
distract attention from the business in
After endeavoring to bring IN nleni-
beers by q call Of the House, and short
discussion, the Convention adjourned
until afternoon.
AT the afternoon session Mr.. DuhO-
ney's amendment ms follows, was
adopted:
Add to section /. Legislature shall
have power 20 impose nd valorem and
poll taxes also, occupation and income
taxes, except on agricultural and
mechanical pursuits"
vi Il AutiiuuilJ ll't'N7'N w ah'N'iNi
providing for tax collector in each
county in place of Sheriff to collect, as
in bill. Lost
BY Mr.. observation-disclosures that
such u tax collector may be elected In
each county having over $4,000 inhab-
itants. Amendment accepted.
BY MIR. Scott--lnserting ten thous-
and instead OF fifteen thousand,
Adopted
Mr.. German--Amendment combin-
ing Office OF Tax Assessor and Collec'
tor.
The discussion Of these propositions
occupied most of the afternoon.
Mr.. Germans amendment lost.
Mr.. Sessions granted ten days leave
of absence.
Mr.. Ferris--New section--to prevent
money from being drawn from the
treasury except for legitimate expenses
of the government. Adopted,
Mr.. Norvell--Motion to strike out
clause declaring "no land shall be val.
ued at less than fifty cents an acre, "
and substitute by Mccormick OF some
tenor Adopted
Mr.. West-ro prevent publication
of taxes. Lost.
Convention adjourned TIL Moheay.
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Lard qplci; tiercc packers ~; renncj
lily, kcg l5J4lN.
wnIsEy dull 'RcctlHcd 81 llail7; western
Snileo dull; ordinary TO prime lSs,4.
NEW ORLEANS October ~ Gold lti1,
sight >, per cent premium, Sterling com,
marciM " 1905 ~,
Wheat lower No, red sold at 81 wal ~:
No, 2 81 GOAL - cash, and October ana No,
Vemhor closed az ~ h-3.Gi 50,
Corn higher; No mixed tOaBl0 cash; dgI,
GA FOR October ~ bid Tor November.
oats inactive and unchanged; No.2 miNed
9SSB,4c CASH Hc nd Tor october 3d., bid
Barley duil and lower.
Rye dun and lower No2B,@G7le
Pork lower : X .O0V ~ Dry salt meat
quiet; loose, fifteen days salt. offered ut--
Seouldtrs s a; short rib 49,; short clear lgt =.
Bacon Ia fltr iobhing aud order demand;
shoulders WtHl0i short nib l%.Wlt; short
clear li sWlPl. Inside price, Tor cash lots
were "a las and 1875.
Lard quiet; prima steam Cuuuth make
sold Of 1871
Butter quiet aud unchanged
Eggs dun, large supply, at lSU20,
whisky lower, 81 a.
Hay duh medium and lower grades an
saloable.
Cattle active; good 10 choice Nation S@8ls;
halt.modium 10 tair Atwi cows - S}o,S o.;
good 10 choice Texan S. i0W 0U; medium to
2ll0.
Hogs lower, ana moderately active, at Il Is
az 70 for yarSnsi III 7jm5 a. packer; 81 O06,
( Ky, butchers; staeRels 50 tOsD ~. Receipts
9,OS9.
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uoody and sanhey in brooklyn.

NEW YORK, October 25.-The first oil
the Moody and Sankey revivais was
held atithe Brooklyn rink saturday
morning. The building was crowded,
fully ten thousand people being pres
ent. Rev. DR.. Buddington opened WIN
Moody delivered a long discourse
Among those on the platform were
Rev. Dr.. Cuyler, Duryea, Prime Bud Bnd,
dington, Dewitt, Talmage and George 2, g
Stewart of Philadelphia. In the after.
noon, the rink was again packed, at
least five thousand people being unable Ie
to gain admittauce. After service ~
was decided there would ne Ie'iN"'
meeting at the rink every evening
during the week, except SATURDAY.
This morning they opened u prayer
meeting at Talmage church, ana AZ
eight O'clock over five thousand per
sons were present.
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Minor IelcR rams

The number of voters registered in
New York city reaches l4i,A3i.
Rev. Kingston G. Goddard died last
night at Richmond, Virginia,
General Cassus NJ. Clay has gone 10
Mississippi to take the stumpi in behalf
OF the Conservatives.
The race for the London Criterion
stake was won by Clanrorald; String
field, second; Lutamise, third.
The gamblers OF Louisville, Ken
lucky, have all been indicted, and will
probably be completely routed.
The Comptroller of the Currency has
appointed Warren p. Mobile receiver
for the First National bank of Tinin,
pt.t- ...'
William Carruth, the editor who WAS
shot in the brain by Lands, in Vine,
land, New Jersey, on March 18th, died
yesterday.
The mixtures which killed Doctor
Sherman and Saml. Parker, at Macan,
Mo-, was prussic.acid and whisky,
taken by mistake.
Alta meeting OF the Memphis Cham
Der of Commerce six delegates were
appointed to attend the ST. Louis In
ternational Railroad Convention.
At Uniontown, Pennsylvania, James
Wyatt, a hotel clerk, shot and danger
ously wounded his brother William
The ball entered the left eye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray, who have been
married but few weeks were burned
to death during fire in the house OF
Susan Bradley, at Cheshire, Conn.
Conewago paper mills, six miles
north of Gettysburg, Penn, burned
Saturday night. Loss So, 900. lnstlr'
ance, $4,000. The work of an inceh'
diary.
At Owensburg, Kentucky, balloon
when several hundred feet high caught
fire, and Prof. Alchesor was preclplta'
tea to the earth. His recovery Is
doubtful.
Brown, the colored Sheriff of Coahu'
ma county, Mississippi, who has been
i'm Helena since the Friar's Point
trouble, has returned home and is t(
offer new bond.
An Avalanche, Helena, Arkansas
special says that Tom Daily, carpen
ter. was stabbed and killed In Cream
er's saloon by J. NJ. Hovey, who is II
Jail to answer.
In the town of Mercer, Maine, MIS-
Walton, divorced wife of Hiram Wal
ton, who was living with Streenlea
Tracy, was shot dead ny Tracy IN a u
Ia Ia
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A I.ankrupt sensation.

MEMpHIs, Tenn, October 25.--J. NJ.
Iighe, lately grocery and commission
merchant, ON Howard Row, who was
recently adjudged bankrupt was ar.
rested last evening while returning
nom church on requisitiou from the
Governor OF Ohio, approved by the
Governor of Tennessee on charge OF
obtaining goods under false pretense,
lishe states he was taken to room in
the third story Of business block.
and when he attempted to call friend
on the street was threatened with in
slant death If herepeated the attempt.
His friends hearing Of his arrest pro.
cured a writ of habeas corpus and had
him taken from the train at Bartlett
to-day and brought back. He will
nave Il hearing tomorrow morning.
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,yOb Printing.

THE HERALD job oil ,enow possesses
facilities which enable us to execute
every description Of commercial print
ing, lawyers briefs, blanks and other
legal documents, on the shortest notice,
in the best style, and at the mos reas-
enable rates. We will guarantee full
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favor us with their orders.
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NEW ORLEANS, October %; Thomas,
Gleason has been arrested, cha. ~
with the murder of Dennis Ready,who
was found dead on the sidewalk, nay
ing been killed by blow on the sac
OF the head with heavy, ihs'ruinei''
which crushed in his skull.
Thomas Cummings, second mate on
the ship Virginia, arrested, chargeu
by Captain Barker with mutiny during
the voyage from Liverpool.
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ST. LOUIS, October %. Jury found
Colonel Joyce guilty on four counts of
the indictment The penalty on each
indictment is State prison for not less
six months, and n fine not less
than one thousand dollars, and for-
ever declared from holding any Fed
erai Office. a motion was made for a
new trial Colonel Joyce was placed
in the custody of United States Mar
shall, with the freedom of the city.
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New York, October %. The fortietn
annual meeting of the Board OF Mis-
sions Of the Episcopal churen was . III,
gun to-day in ST. Annas' cnurenI WV. ns
Rev. Samuel G. McCaskery, blsnop :, W y,
Michigan, presiding. me m ,sa n
was opened with prayer, ana p tme au
ministration OF commission oy D,snop
McCaslSery and Bishop Whippie' VI
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LONDON, October PA special from
Bombay says that Niseam, of Hydra
pad, after all excuses himself from
meeting the Prince of Wales. He
pleads that he is too i'll to undergo the
journey, but will send Il deputation
instead.
The Prince of Wales arrived at Cairo
to-day and EN- barked at Ismalia.
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Centennial Mntters.

PARIS, October 25.-The Russian
Centennial Commission has determ-
ined to limit the list of articles to lie
exhibited to Russian specialties, which
are little known abroad. Nevertheless
they are confident of making IA credit
able display.
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Minnesota, assisted 10y Rev. Eaton aud
Gallander There were delegates pres
emit from almost every diocese IN the
United States.
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TELEGRAPH MARKETS.
Noon Report.

NEW York, october 25.-Gold opened at
ll49s. o...,.,. az -t,oid itiLmllblS.
silver, lOS4@llV5$' ,a,, Go,d mr..
binary, HE; low niddlingi l22sci hluuilhB
iD3tr, GOD middlng, lBMc. -
SSins, b. $40 bales. Receipts, 7'lll bales,
uides arm and unchanged, Dry niptl ~
thew mn, i3al6c; selected, I,aci k,ps'
calves md stock sailed, one'third or; JIMMY
ed, one half OIL; light salted sold ~ hiat' @lon
.llowance for snlt; wet sailed selected, Sao /,
cuts and grubs &c; butchers green "Ec' GUS
and scores, &c OF, o,,,,lst Nonev
on ,,er cent, stocks active ana sHonb'
anvsrnments duh and steady. 90,
Exchnnre, long, "a so; short ~ My
siatos uiliet and nomianl. ,,,
Gotton1Oulet and steady. safes w puicS'
t,,SnnIs. II .lG@l4 3-l0c; Orleans, II g-loS,
Ew,ures opened n shade easier; 0cloper'
,,,nn"lI q IGc; November, S0-ld@ 'Slsci ~ ~,
nan,her IN iGei3 s-l6c; January iiSi4@iS Use ys
February ls@ls Iss2 MarfN@; MAG o
ra 49, nrices have declined fraction MA
1 ntS niends I'd; Middling Orleans, Gi.,
sales Sales. ID go bales for spe"uiationi export
/ OnD hAleg.
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A Small Tract Of Land for Sale

within three miles OF Dallas; A good resi-,
fencnd with plank and good gates. Large
wood rail fence around tile farm. Plenty o.
timber and a never-falllng spring OF excel.
lent water. Two tenant houses " acres o.
land In cultivation. 10 acres OF ianu 70 REM
or work on share. Applyat "
GRANGE AGENCY.
sspt.27d&wim a.tf
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sr.1,ours,october 25.-Flour dnli anu S SsnS:
Ntw ORLEANS, october 26:-SuR2Al- 1, u,r,,,
common INV 7o; fair ne; good fair Sac c'n''''
fugal 9N. ,anond. common TO
,oS Mos "sS5 good fair TO prime O2c.Oii s'fic's
prime to choice 0D@us s,eo.,l M. double,
Flour dull. Superhne, 81 SO@d W' S "mIly'
4 ~, treble, IS 75G0 COZ choice ana i"'"'''
ISg' meal, ~, frcsh Mt 50 &c. Corn dull O'7'
@7S. ,oasa
i 2s,s mark market dull and quoted iirmer' NJ
s22 00@2i ". soo sao.oi m, dry salt
meats dull; shoulders Va. q, rtams Arm,
Bacon dull, or, 10, ana H. han'S III"
choice sugar cured i0@lT4'
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Best Paper for Farmers.
NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE

ONE DOLLAR per year In clubs OF thirty
or over. Specimen copies tree. For ternii
and com missions address
THE TRIBUNE, New York.
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$500 SHOT GUN.

doebis bard bar oot action locks,
gAstus harsis and goed shsstsr. viii Fa.k.
Ysscs wsd1at e1k b O. o. b.
s s1.n.s ess psying sr Bend Stamp ier sir~si.r r
HoE1IL 0Ous Gen DsAlsrs. 80 Main C1nsinnad
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TEk g The choicest In the worId-Importers'
II1At,Ss prioes-Larsest Company in America
Observation-Disclosures wanted everywhere-best induce
ruents-dont waste ume-send for circular to ROBERT
WELLS. 43 Yesey Street, New York. P. o. Box 1857
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ROugh COurtshin.

In a book just published on the abort
gines OF Australia, the following passage
occurs: The native women are reputed,
poor things, to possess an intimate ac-
quaintance with the battering powers of
the waddy. It is said, indeed, tn one
method of courtship among the blacks
is for the suitor to seek the damsel he
thinks OF wedding, waddy in hand,
wherewith to belabor her head. The
longer she can bear the treatment the
higher she rises in her admirers estima-
tion. s., who is a naturalist, and
examines the skulls of the aborigines
whenever he can procure one, told us
that he usually finds those OF women
cracked in various places.
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Important to Travellers.

Persons visiting New York or leaving by the
cars from Grand Central Depot, will save an
noysnce and expense of carriage hire and bag
gage eIpressage by stopping at Grand Union
Hotel, opposite Grand Central Depot. Over
$50 elegantly furnished rooms and fitted mp ut
q cost Of $900,v00. European plan. Guests
Grand Union that at any other first-class house
in New York. Stages and street cars pass the
doors for all parts of the city. See that the
hotel you enter is the Grand Union Hotel
Com.
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Caution to purchasers of the Peruvian
iron). Beware Of being deceived by any Of
the preparations of Peruvian bark, or bark and
iron, which may be offered to you. Every
bottle Of the genuine has the name Peruvian
Syrup (not Peruvian bark) upon it. Examine
carefully before purchasing
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SCHENCK'S PULNrONIC SYRUP, FOR
THE CURE OF CONSUMPTION,


The great virtue of this medicine II that It rpens the
matter and throws It out Of the system. purfes tho
blood. and thus effects . cure.
scEKscK's SEA WEED TONIC, FOR THE CURE OF
DYsPEPsIA, INDIGESTION. ETC.
The Tonic produces healthy action of the stomach
creating an appetite. forming chyie and curing the
most obstinate cases Of Indigestion.
scHKNcK's MANDRAKE PILLS, FOR TEE CURE OF
LIVER COMPLAINT, ETC.
These Pills are Alternative. and produce q healthy
action Of the liver without the least danger they
free from oalomel and yet eoaoious In restoring
healthy action Of the liver.
These he remedies Arc certain cure for Consumption
the blood The MsndIais Ma Pills act upon the liver
T,; liver; often cause Of Consumption. Tho Sea Weed
good digestion, and enables the organs form good
blood and thus creates healthy circulation Of healthy
blood The combined action Of these medicines as
nus explained, Will cure every OF Consumption m
taken In tne and the of the medicines
In. SSee'eAeN
Dr. Schenck Is professionally at his principal Office
corner Sixth and Arch Streets, PhiladeIp6ia ayery
where al letters for advice must be
schenck's medicines for sale by all Druggists.
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Missionaries and others sojourning in
foreign lands should not fail to take with them
good supply Of Johnson's Anodyne Lininent
1t is the most reliable medicine for all purposes
there Is in the world.-Com
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One trial of Dobbins' Electric Soap
(made by Cragin & Co., Philadelphia,
Pa will satisfy the most doubling of
its great merit. Pure and white as snow.
Try it. Make your grocer get it.
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Contagious diseases, such as horse all,
glsnder, oto.. may be prevented by the use Of
She,iddns Cavalry Condition Po,Dders. Per-
sons travelling with horses should take note Of
this.-Com.
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The Pittsburgh Commercial calls school
teachers "intellect stokers."
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A MAN OF A THOUSAND.

A CONSULTATIVE CURED. - When death was
hourly expected from Consumption, all remedies
having failod. accident led to discovery whereby Dr.
a. JAMES cured his only child with preparation of
cdanabs Indiea He gives recipe free receipt
TWO stamps 70 pay eIpenses- There Is not q single
ksht swssts Imitation of the Nerves. Dioult EIpeo.
Stomach, Innetion of the Bowels and Wasting of the
Muscles Address ORADDOCK co., 1882 Race
Street. philadelphia. Pa giving name Of this paper
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCTION NOTICE. SALE POSITIVE.
"A Catalogue Of elegant Household Furniture.
FIanoforc Carpets &c public auction Monday morning
October commencing at lO o'clock at private residence
100 West 23d st.. 9th av namely
magnificent rosewood Pianoiortes, Stenway Son.
rich Parlor Suits, reps and satin.
3 Centre Tables. do. Library
] rosewood Etagere French Mirrors.
Window Lace Curtains.
2 Pier Mirrors, Mautel.
- fine oil Paintings, &c.
IA real Bronzes and Bisque Figures
bookcases Writing Desk and Drawera
? French Clocks, 81 days
Turkish Chairs 2 Lounges.
2 gilt Flower Stands.
600 yards velvet and Brussels Carpets.
French China Dinner Set, Tea Sets
200 pieces Cut Glassware and Cutlery.
Extension Tables / Buffet,
1S Dining Chairs, Sofas,
40 pieces Sheffield Plated Ware
IA Bedroom Suits, complete Bedding.
~ hair and spring Mattresses. Blankets, &C.
80 assorted Chairs. Rockers &c
Also complete Basement and Kitchen Utensils:
OF Furniture apartment Catalogue comprises
400 lots Tos Is the largest sale OF the season
LUKE FITZGERALD, Aucttoneer.
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A ORIAN III. MULLER, AUCTIONEER
N OF Houses and Lots Thursday October
"a IL O'Clock, At the Exchange Salesroom, No. Ill
Broadway. viz.
West Fifty. eighth street.-The four story brown
House and Lot No BOB West Fftyeghth street. south side
142 feet Eighth house 81 fec Deep contains
modern improvements, newly painted and rescoed
West Fifty eighth street.-The three story high stoop
brown front House and Lot No 404 West Fiyeghth
street. south side. 100 feet Of Ninth
eighth streeOne Lot north side, zoo feet west OF
Eighth avenue
Ninth avenue.The four story brown front House
and Lot northeast of Ninth
rcct house contains modern improvements; hard wood
hnish.
Eighth avenue-The Lease the Plot OF Land, 5oxlo0
eet side Of Eighth avenue so feet south Of Fifty
sghth street. the front OF which story brick
and dwellings and two story brick building the
lease has six from Nay, 1875 at 81 400
vroun nd mt and take
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AAIUsEITENTs.


HILMoRRis CONCERT GARDEN
VI GRAND GALA WEEK. CLOSE OF THE SEASON,
brilliant and successful series OF Summer Con-
ever given York will be brought close
Sunday evening next, October -.
MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME EVERY NIGHT
THIS WEEK.
GRAND COMBINATION or THE hest MUsIcALI
TALENT OF THE METROPOLIS
Among list OF artists part during ths week are
the following
Nine. CAIRIE BROOKS GULAGER
Mr.. HENRY BUTMAN,
Mime. CARENO sAURkfs
Mr. s. b. MILLS,
Mons EMILE sAuRET, ou
LAST WEEK or THE GREAT LEVY.
LAST WEEK OF THE EMINENT AKBUCKLE
LAST WEEK or THE YOUNG APOLLO CLUB.
GILMORE,s FULL BAND EVERY NIGHT ,
FULL PARTICULARS IN DAILY PAPERS,
ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS.
The Garden is nov kept at delightful temperature
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-JERE. JOHNSON, JR., AUCTIONEER,
IL old stand, 81 Nassau street.
SECOND AND CLOSING SALE or
GUNS, BREECH AND MUZZLE LoADERS,

on MONDAY, AT IL O'CLOCK.
IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE FAILURE OF A LON
don house the here instructed close their
sgnment and have directed dispose Of the final in
voice of the best Guns offered for public competition
The following will be familay known the sporting
public, viz. -
Jaw. / c. SCOTT 4 SON, W. W. GREENER, r. WEB
ley Som W. Richards. Dexter Wellington. Moore. Hughs
Bentley &c
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

The Garden is now kept at a delightful tempsratur
Of seventy degrees