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sptetat Dtspateh to Tia ch'easo 1fttan<.
TunoN1o, Sept. N.-Wt!liam Henry, ote OF
the masked ruhhers who took 46 o00 from samuel
Wilton, Of White Church, On tbs 10Th inst, ls in
custody. and to-day pleaded guilty.
, 1875-09-28

!SptctaE Uhtpatch to 7he CAftaoo Tribune.
Qu1Scy, III. Sept. Thames Farr. tic man
wlo stabbed Richards noas tbia city Saturday
egoning, Was nrfested at kookuk to-day and
brought to Quincy to night Richards will prob
Abiv rncoser.
uattall, tho man who was murdorouRly abssuft-
cd IN this city on Saturday night Ii not yct dead.
az ung reported last night, but there Ii no hope
OF his iccovory. No claw has gst beon obtained
to tho &sBaaAtn.
, 1875-09-28
THE POOR, aLoopTHtRsTY INDIAN.
5txeta$ Dtstatth 10 1hs Ch4caan 7rib4ns,


81. PAu1, MIMI, Sept. 27.-A bismarck apc.
cal 10 tho Dispatch gives Tue detalls Of The mar-
der Of John Wright, herdsman. Thursday last.
lie WAS sitting aear 3 rock uear = wooded rasiue,
when ho Was shot from bohiud. the bali cutting
Lis mock under tho right ear. lie ran about 20
yards, when another bali went through his head,
coming out al tho left tonple. falling there, His
head wan apht open with tomahawk aud liB
forehead crushed with the butt OF gun. Then
grnss and bruah veto pilod on hia stomach aud
tirod, burning that part Of hts body to q crisp,
woolen clothing protecting the lemandor OF hts
body. Three deep gaales were out In Lila
limbs aad Sioux slgp challenging his friends
to follow II they dare, Waa planted near by.
Tho cattls were stampeded, but, taking toward
the camp the Indians obtained nous, their only
booty being Wrghs's pony, Wright formerly rs-
sided neas 81, Cloud. and his twin brothor Waa
QUO OF tho ytctims OF the Sioux In the outbreak
Of 1862. Ths nows Of WElglts 1isATpsarauce
found Saturday and buried Sunday in tho sllsge
graveyard. Quo company OF cavalry on tho east
aide OF tho river aud two OIL tue west side start
cd On the fresh trails leadng irom tho seeue
Agency. 4 oous,or from Col. Yates, oommand-
lug the company pursuing On tho s1st s!de. who
lott tue command nearly oppos.to Fort Rice, as.
rived u Fort Ltnuoln this morning. Yates haA
10 teach the lndiaos this morning: Tbs MUIR
derera are believed 10 be from, Two Baar's camp
IT Standing Hoax. sinca the Agont, cAiefe, sud
leading btsves loft 8tsuding Rock for tho Tfssty
Council. humorous Young doys have come III
there from hostile camps, sud, managing SOFAS.
how to get m abundance OF whisky. are riding
around, stealing wherever thsy can, And
ready for murder Il they Ind . VIC
tin when they arc tired by liquor.
negro VITO figured extensively In ths Mlnna-
sofa maasAcroa OF 1864 IL at STANDING Rock.
On pstlslon Of the bismarck peopla, tbs Town u
gAfElsoned sgslont the Indians w \ company Of
infantry, aud arrangements have been made TOT
asuding over cavalry from Fort L,pco!n 1t
moMhnt'k nOttco.
, 1875-09-28

SptfsaI D3spakfA q 7hs CAleaoo 1Ftt0aF.
DAsyiLLx, H., Bspt. 27.-Hesb4zt Higgins NAl
arrested hero to-day for forging Mr. Bsmuul
Fai1chlld's Il merchant OF this clty) name to :
check on tbs Daur,lls Banking and Trust Com.
pauy for fiA6. lie wAa committed In default o4
bail
, 1875-09-28

8pseAI Nfpa&tA q 7hS ChlcOQo 7FIu4Hk
ToHoS1o, Sept. 21.-savsra1 OF yesterdays
slotoss will bo tEted q the Police Court tonaos-
row, Tbs excitement has subylded.
, 1875-09-28

SoEt70! U1S0NIc6 70 The Ekado0 7Ta8UFcs
KANSAS Ctr, Sept. 27.-A gang OF hovee-
thieves who infeRt this section Of country paid
visit 10 Kansas City on Sunday night, and
t1,reo horaes were Rtolen from tho centro of tho
city. Owners Of horses hro becoming alarmed,
and threats Of lYnc1l Law arc talked of on Ill
sides i! tl.a thieyca can ba caught. 1t s thought
tho gang haro headquarters In Clay County, and
that luady market IL found fur al tho pluuder.
, 1875-09-28

3p&eiat DtspatcA 70 la Chicago 1rtsunA-
D1xos. Ill, Sept 27.-Ihs exhaustive boot and
nhoe house Of Augustus =. Speclt, In this city,
, 1875-09-28
Chicago Ladies' Seminary, Is { II Sbeal1.st

Thirteenth ,ear opsna sspt. Is. Superior Advtnt.
Agrs IN eyesy department. C!.atcsl, English European
and Aus,al. rnptla ennr tor sithsr eourse, for
Opportunities in :hs Na.tl!us And Ehcnlion CIaasas
uuler Prof. f. H. BOOTH, WIN will aso iur1u Fri-
vate CiaAs for Ladies nut copcted with thu nstitn-
t.ou. Locatop rhotre: hull lings ample anil aIl tha
appointments for e!ther bt&sdnR Of day Yuptis un.
SURPASSED. Hiss t}@EG1. Principal.
, 1875-09-28

HMHUR9T BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
For foun8 Ladies and !r!a vii reopan Monday Bspt
IT, IT E!mhurs ID mtlea from Chicagn on tho daleua
Division OF The N. ". T. n. Location healthy an;t
beautiful Groandk ever II 4ufos In sxtenk Teachers
abls And experienced, Native taachasa OF GeFmau AuI
French. MRS. l.. N. GUTTER, late Head Assistant OF
wa.n4ngton School. Chicago. Principal a4ud for CIR
tuIsr,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13


FAIR.
.Jretat 10 III, Commercial.
= MIDpEErowy, May II.
According to announcement in the CONNER
cIAI. of Monday, -.Spelling Bee was held III
tho town hall, Middletowii, last evening, the att
ditorium being crowded by an intelligent class
of people. many Of whom came from distance.
The ..Bee" waH opened with vocal music by the
Odessa Glee Club, followed with instrumental
music by Prices orchestra.
DIR. Patton, President, then made short in
troductory address, aud after tho following
judges, Rev. Drs. Patton, Matlaek and Butler,
and Il. Reynolds. Esq, had been seated AMI the
rules read the spelling commenced with Il. Is.
Jones rs pcdagognc. and DIR. Thos. II. Gilpin,
attorney.
The iirst word given out was cdict The class
OF thrty-ve was soon reduced with cemetery,
excrescence, singeing, pensile, and other such
words. As the number kept decreasing, the au-
dienco became very much Interested, especially
when the last five were left. At thr point some
words were spelled incorrectly, aud the Judges
were appealed to for decisions, but no wrang-
ling was apparent. ". \. Wilson was retired
OH the word dyeing, thus leaving four yet ia
miss L.. II. Lane, of the Transcript, missed on
the word separation Miss Iiiz2e Bucke, re-
tired on pggin, amid tumutuoua applause leay-
ing W. j. Ferris. of Newark. and Mrs l.. Is.
Jones to contest for the first and second prizes.
Only a short time passed before Mr. Ferris went
down on pannier, and the audience cheered
again as he left the stage.
The distribution OF the prizes next followed,
and was done i'll some neat remarks by Dr. rat
ton. in the following order; To Mrs. j. u.
Jones, ist prize, one share Centennial stock
W. j. Ferris, 2nd prize, ono gold bronze me
dal Miss Iizzio j. hucke 3D. prize, solid silye
rneaal l.. II. Lane, Ith prize, bronco medal
Wm y. Wilson 9TH prize, gilt medal James
Hall, 9Th prize primer.
Thus passed of our first Bee, leaving no
harsh feelings and no regrets on tho part OF any
one, unless il be some of those contestants WHO
s0 fondly cherished the first prize
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13
Newark Items.

NEWAhk, MAY -.
1sg. DIR. vallanliglMm's relation to the two
churches at White Clay Creek, and Head Of
ChrstaIia, il this Calls from both churches,
for the whole of his time, were presented be-
fore the Presbytery, at the recent meeting.
That from the White Clay Creek church was
fond TO be irregular. The other was i'll due
form. The Doctor therenpon accepted the call
from the Head of Chrstana, and his pastoral
relation with the other church was dissolved IL
take effect on the 'llst OF May.
The Commencement Exercises of Delaware
College viii take place on "Wednesday, June
10th.
The trains IN the Pcnna. X Delaware road
have been arge OF late, hut that of Monday eye-
ming laet : 20 cars-was the largest. yet. Eight
of the cars were to 80 down ihe l.. W. and H.
road, toward Baltimore.
There will bo 4 spelling bee on Tuesday eve
ming. May 18th, in the lecture room OF the Pres
byteran church at Glasgow for the benefit oi
the Sunday School library of the church.
The golden wedding oi John +. Davis and
wife will take place gu "Wednesday June 18th
when all the children. grandchildren aud great
grand children will he present.
The water on the creeks are very low, and the
expectation il that water will be scarce. Somt
OF orr mill firms will be obliged to get enginei
10 assist i'll running their mills
Our band were ont on the street. Monda,
evening last, making very sweet music. Thl'
| il the first time snice the reorganization.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13
The spring Drought.
coMrLAINrr AMONGST THE FARaItG- A-IHE cEpp-
sTTlEHiSu FOR RAiN.

COMPLAINTS AMONGST THE FARMtE- -TiiE cRpp-
SUFFERING FOR RAIN
In conversation with a number of farmers III
attendance at the market. this morning, there
was general unanmty Of opinion in regard to
the great need of Il good soaking rain The pas
lures and crops are suffering for want of it, and
unless it coiner soon there will be general
shortne-s OF early crops. Many springs which
arc usually oyorilowing at this season of the
wear, are now entirely dry aud many OF the
mill streams are so low that the mills cannot be
run TO their full capacities.
This rather unusual state of affairs is owing
not 70 much to the lack of rain falling during
the winter HIS to the fact that the ground was
frozen 40 hard that the water could not pene-
trate the earth.
The general desire il for rain Some want IA
lood, others ii hurricane, others gentle showers,
but all want TO rain in some shape or other
and plenty of it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13
New York Visits the Centennial

The excursion of New York merchants and
capitalists to the Centennial grounds took place
Yesterday. There were some sixty or seventy
Of the excnrsionists including General Hawley,
of Haitford, and some half dozen Massacilu-
setts gentlemen, and the Now York press had a
dozen representatives. They left Jersey. City
shortly after 10 O'Clock, and came over in an
hour and fifty minutes, the train running di-
dinner at Proskauer'r, speeches, toasts, &c..
parnished the nam duty of getting q proper
idea of the affair into the hands of the New
Workers. 30 that the constringent condition oi
their purses might be softened. The ihiladel-
Mia papers describe the occasion as likely to
produce that result.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13
The ..IetropoIis.'

riIE Is TONED INTO DUTCH IsIAND.
BbsToS, May u.
The steamship Netropoiis from Bermuda, was
towed into Dutch Island, Narragansett BAY, this
morning, and now lies at anchor.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13

THE LoANs.--The annual meeting Of the Me-
chanics Loan Association was held on Monday
evening, when Michael Whalen and Chas. stew
art were elected directors in place of NJ. a. l.icli-
tensten and d. j. Mention. The statement
showed the receipts from dues to be $50 25i; iii-
terest, st2, ,4O3.5s; premiums. $229I, ?la,2oo
we're loaned, and ST, ,404, a paid ont i'll withdraw
ais. The advance on shares waH lst series, II Vi
Ind a. 9t;; 3rd 81; ith. 22S Sc. The highest
premium pad was ~ per cent, and the lowest
11tE. -, -.
Last evening the Mechanics Loan held lts
regular monthly meeting aud sold OF the isi
series, $1,000 al 20 per cent; s60l at 2nli, and
,aainO at 20 9TH series, 5000 at 80.
1'he City Loan also held its regular monthly
meeting, Inst evening, and sold siO0. at 26' per
cent, 900 at 2iiG, and the remainder was ap-
| piled to Withdraw ale.
The Diamond State Loan meets tins evening
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
ii'tom m.r Late Editions of Aesterday.)
spain.

nDnnrrA IdoM AQuERRE-- ANTICIPATED DErIc.
rIoS AMoNG THE cADIIsTs.
LONDON, May II.
The Pdsi pnbhShea al address Of the Cabre-
rist General Aquerre 10 the Navarrez and Basque
Car'ists, Inviting ehem TO turn their arms
against their leaders who l,rolong tho war only
to enrich Themselves, aud declaring that the
events of tho art two years only showed the in
aptitude Of Don Caroe, who has lost his right
to the crown before ttod and the Whole world.
A1nrie s exceedingly popular, and i, il conii-
dently claimed lis entry to spain will canse
large defec lion from the Garlists.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13

TInr ~ CEon. CouNTY.-The large frame
dwelljnc house of James J. Gwin, Esq, situated
in the lower part of Cecil county, near the vii
lace of Sassafras, was destroyed yesterday morn
Ing. lust after daybreak, by fire, with all its con na
TENT. Mr.. Gwin's loss is probably Slo;ooo.
Iifteen wears of age, who has been arrested ana
confessed that he first saturated the fioor with
coal oil and then ignited it, He implicated two
other colored boys accessories before the
fact, one of whom is but eight years oil age
Balto. Sun, l2h.'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13
Prussia

cuNilhkSuE uf cuowsED HEADS --nIsroi.rrIos
or NtlInlGra ORDERS.
BERLIN. MAY II.
The Gar, dofisehakofr and Bi-marcl, had Il
long conference to-day.
The Roman Catholic Bishops of Prussia have
decided to dissolve even the religious orders
which the State toerates being unwilling to
see them subjected to the Government sup
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13
WEAVER Il RILEY,
SAIL AND AWNING MAKERS,

N. L. Corner Fourth and King Streets.
All orders left to us viii he promptly aud neatly
-tle prices
y: b-rrnnks neatly covered with canvas.
apr2+,eodti
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13
fTNHE MILD POWER
GU r. Es.
HUMPHREYS
LoMEoPATHIC SPECIFICS

MEoPATHIC SPECIFICS
HAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST ample cx-
perlcnce, an entire success Simple, Prompt, Eiiici-
mt and Rcllable Ihey are the only medicines per-
it'tly adapted TO popular use-so simple that ms
lahes cannot he made in using them so harinless
a. to hs free from danger; aud so elhcent as 10 ht
N"ays reliable They have the highest comIneniil-
l. "a from all, and will always render satisfaction.
Nos. Cures. Gents.
!. tsvgRs Congestion, Iniammatons. ...........25
WORMS, Worm Fever Worm Collie. .M
T. thNiNG-colIC. or Teething OF Infants, ,.....,..No
T. DiARRHuA, of Children or Adults. s,....a......M
DisEErERY, Gripping. Bilious Cole. .....l
4" hotERA MORnUs, vomiting. g.......,............2o
nouGns, Colds. Bronchitis ........,,..........@
NEusALGIA, roothache, Faceache.. he..........,..25
. HEADACHES sick Headache, Nertigo........ 70
4. DYSPEPSIA, Bilious Stomach,
u. SufPREss.p or Painful Perintis s............2b %
z. WHITES, too Irofuse Periods,
H GROUP, Cough, Difficult breathing, ...........'2A
:. M kHEUM, Eryslpe as Ernptions, ,.......".2s 70
.. kuEuMATIsM, Rheumatic Pains, ..............2a -
t. rkvEk ANp AGrE, Chill Fever, Agles,.....''.aoo .ao
fILEs, bind or bleeding, g,............ .,,,,.bW
=. ormTlIALMy and sore Or weak Eyes, ........h0
y tArARRH, acute or chrome. lnilnenha, .m
w. Mh00PIEGC COuGH violent copghs, ...,......M 30
=. ASTHMA, oppressed Breathing, .;...........hn
w hAE DISCHARGES impaired hearing, ........hi
sth0fuLA, enlarged glands s%ellings, $50. ~
= IEsERAL DEBILITY, Physical Weakness, ....ho
n liGoisY and scanty SecretOns ....,.....-. ~
~ stA-SICRSEss sickness from riding, ......,5o
~ hInNEY-DIsEAsE, Gragt!, ~
NENyFous DEBILITY, ........'+,.........,'i ~ ~ ~,
a.. tRIsARY WEAKNESS, welting thc bed ......ho
III. PAisFUlL PERIODs with Spasnns, 80
DISEASE OF HBAltr, palpltatlons, etc.. -. %
W. EfiLEPsRy spasms, st. Nitus Dance, ......l ~
~ lliPlTHRKIA, liberated sore throat, ~
~ chronic tOSGEsrIoEs and Eruptlon', ......5O
NiaS, 30 cents, except H. a2, nild ~ ..'fl ""
FAMILY CASES.
easc tMoroccos with al1ve 35 large Was and
hdnie OF directions. ........s .............Sln 10
en- Morocco of 20 large walls an Book......j NJ
Single Boxes and Walls a. above.
.D ilese remedies are sent hy iIe case or single
'"A 10 any part OF the countrv, free OF charge On
legtipl ofpflce. Address
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC MspICiSE Co.
uifte and Dep0t, No. 5G2 Broadway, New York
For sne in Wilmington by
W. Y. ALRICH,
JOHN j. GALLAGHER,
B ~ G. SHOEMAKER,
Il, BRINdHUKsr ~. GO
trsl,'eoiAMly A. Walton
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13

FiyGrI AMpUrATRp p--,Iohn Burton, eoiored
man residing in West Wilmington, painfully lac-
Grated two fingers in n lay cutter yesterday.
pr Blockson dressed tho wound, fret having
amputated one Of the hngefa.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13

IA
WEADY- MADE CLOTHING for MEMS, YOUTHS
AND BOYS WEAR IN THIS CRY,
a = nave manufactured only such as we can con-
nsently guarantee TO our customerh.
n order to effect rapid sales, we have marked dncn
,uf Undertaking. Examine our Price List, AMI call
t,foTc purchasing elsewhere.
PRICE LIST:
ill WooL CASHMERE
sr.EFplD s.!s1 fop'i 5. SACK sujiTs "' ~ w.
,hHY XIV woKs,rgp i. Ii. t'aEs- y ~ :. -
rRRFiELD AND SACK SUlTssl0 40 worth s!3 90
stifeH GaEylor d. b. SACK
=, Ufcii 'ctinEllof 'cillassfER-' " - =
FIELD stiiTs. s.,...............s 30 worth $la 30
okaY AND OXFORD MIXED
FROCK. CK.................,.....:si :si ~ worth q. %
AND FRoCK SUITS. .si4 so worth as 90
EAskET SILK-MIXED SACK
ASu FROCk SUITS.........SlG on worth $50 90
sTITs. .....sia IS worth sr7 25
"'tIIE BONANZA SlfIT". ..,.sli 80 worth s2i 40
MIXED woRsrED p i.
SsCn AND FRoCK SUITS
sIrERiOR QUANTITY. - worth s22 80
BLACK WoRsfED d. +. SACK
AND FRoCK COATS AND
VESTS, IN BASKET plAGO-
NAL AND BLOCK PAT
lSaiIsn IshSii BLACK W;oRST;Eiibi W - ~
piAgoHAt IAtSpSAt y AMP \ ,dK RLoSh oSh
Flock * il't COATS AND VESTS,
SUPERIOR QUALITY SIS 09 worth $40 o
sTrTs. $40 90 worth f2l 90
ntseK uHHist.i cIoTn j. T. iRocR W " 80 "
rOATp SUPERIOR. .........s12 on worth slo 30
COATS, FINER QUALITY - fl5 90 worth $40 90
HLACI. DOEsktN PANTS......$i IS worth $ Ub
...........,.............s 10 worth 90
la2y Observation-Disclosures I 30 worth o 90
lOljTH'S gASSIM ERESUIrS. e q 00 worth s 90
iOITH's CASHMERE 81 ITS. s 81 worth : 90
Vol THIS CfIEyIpr SUITS 9 co worth sill 70
YOUTHS CHEVIOT SUITS. SO 80 worth sl2 %
NOttr MS WORs'TED SUITS. ...f . O0 worth Sll 90
rEitFieLD SUITS. ...........si5 90 worth sls 90
,ITA 10 worth slI 40
AND ,Is..................Sl2 - worth 80 %
>6Giis fSfif nfitK 2ii'i;' wiiioiiRis;iifi;bi
ENIS. ....S M worth fil 90
Il. SACK COATS AND NEsTS.sl "a worth si3 ~
Buls'JACKET SUITS IN TIE
VARIOUS STYLES. FROM 50
40 $i2, WORTH. H............... & ~ 10 So ~
.TALI BoYs CLOTIiAS, IN
GREAT QUANTITIES, FROM 81 20 $40 e"
Custom Department.
W have full supply Of fine Foreign and pomcs-
fe FABncks OF the latest designs on hand.
GENTS, FURNISHING GOODS.
Ne have an entire new stock OF Gents Furnishing
t.oodso on hani, which VIII he sold a the very lowest
SHLOsS, HAAS & CO.,
@. X. Gl2lalS'' GlzAaR'
'Vlln WEST COR. FIFTH AMI M,EKEr 81.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13
,Thc IiddIesown nee.
s1metat 10 he Gtsmmerciat.

ANOTHER uHraoGRAPHICAL CONTEST IN aiD or
THE orSIENSiAL--FuLL REPORT or THE Ar
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13
IA 10 OF THE 400 CHOICE Be

IN ". ~ LkCTIONs,'' = ltady. HgTs ptIcg 70
cents The "Serles" now contains ONE Thoos-
AND of the latest and hest things for Declamatons
Humorous Recltations, Family Readings, &c. Cap
ial for Oranges. Temperance Societies, and ~ :
ceums. Also Excelsior Dialogues aud Model
Dialogues" Circulars free. G.t of yonr bookseller
OF send price to T.. Garrett Co., t0S Chestnut m ~.
Pa. We make the celebrated PENN LETTER
BOOK for copying letters without press or water.
Agents wanted.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13
CLOTHING
AT THE
q. K. CLOTHING BAZAAR.

So" AT REDUCED PRICES.
Beinp fully determined to maintain our reputation
tir having the very best ami most stylish
'lr my MADE CIOTUING for MEMS, YOUTHS
AND BOYS WEAR IN THIS CRY.
A.. nave manufactured only such as we can con-
n,iently guarantee TO our custonern,
in order TO effect rapid sales, have marked dcn
ta prlce OF every Garment, 10 ensure the success of
,a,f Undertaking. Examine our Price List, afh Gail
Il .fuTr purchasing elsewhere.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13

RELIABLE EVIDENCE.
IL, BHlllc Sire I, BRooBiiS, N Npy, II, l6,t.
II X. STEVENS, ESQ:
Dear From personal beneli received bs It's
use, as well as from personal knowledge OF those
whose cures thereby have seemed almost inlracu.
lous. can most hearty aud sincerely recommend
the NEGEllNE for the complaints Tor witch il Is
Gained to cure. JAMES =. LUDLOW,
Late Pastor Calvary Bah. Church. sacramento Cal.
iW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13

preston.
The New York herald., 1875-11-24
REAL ESTATE SALES.

The weather was no drawback TO the attendance AZ
the Exchange yesterday Richard V. Harnett sold, by
orders Of she Supreme Court foreclosure SALE lot
22xlo0, on Eighth avenue, west side % II feet south
Of Tooth street. for 81 oOO mortgage Of $3,6ss in
all 6ss TO X r. Edwards, said property being valued
at IS. 00o
f. H. Ludlow sold, by orders Of the Supreme Court,
under foreclosure the lease Of the lot with the FIVE
story marble front store No. Ill Chambers street. 100
feet west or Church street. a. 10% front by &c deep,
said lot being leased the trustees Of Grace church,
twenty-one years 10 from May J. 1872 the ground
rent 81 100 per annum and taxes said premises now
renting for 81 600 per annum, TO Edward Bridge, Tor
Sl5 600 said property being estimated at $4,000
A. H. Muller 4 Son sold by orders OF the Supreme
Court foreclosure sae the houses with two lots each
1sxsO on East Fifty street. south side ia ieet
west Of First avenue for 300 70 Abram Heller Also,
executors sale the two story frame and three story
brick house with lot 25x100 No 22 Mott street west
side between Spring and Prince, TO d. stillweh for
31l, 900
William Kennedy sold BY orders Of the Supreme
Court foreclosure sales, the house with lot 20 l0xos
No AZ East Twen y.ninth street, south side, 9b feet
west ofFourh avenue Fannie G. Parsons Tor 81 lOO
said property being valued at $1,000
n A. Lawrence n Co. sold by orders OF the Supreme
Court under foreclosure the plot Of land l00xl00 on
East 1l4h street. south side loo feet west OF Fourth
avenue. 10 Joseph u, FAY Tor xzOV0
The New York herald., 1875-11-24
A CHARITY FAIR.

most worthy charity which should appeal to every,
heart is the "Assocaton for Befrendng Children and
Young Girls who are in destitute condition For the
purpose Of obtaining funds to carry the work fair
has been opened at 10 4S Union square, under tho
management of the lady directors Of the home and Rev.
Father Preston, OF SL.Anns Roman Catholic church,
and win continue until the SECOND week in December
There are displayed tables containing fancy
goods and articles Of OF every description in
cident to a well regulated aud organized fair; but ono
OF the most prominent features IS the art table on whch
Il offered for sale upwards Of figures statuettes &c.
many OF them rare works of art representing saints,
angels mendicants priests, &c, gathered IRON tho
lately suppressed Italian These figures were
used by the Italians TO celebrate at their various
festivals possess great interest from Their age and
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although the costumes have been changed from time to
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