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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11
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pALTIMoRE q POTOMAC R. R.

baltimore d POTOMAC r. r.
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON THROUGH
ON AND AFTER MARCH TIE, 1875,
Trains will leave Wilmington In connection WITH
the Baltimore Potomac f. r., as follows:
Leave Wilmington 2.Cs, A. Il. Arrtve washington
e13 A. NJ, city tune.
Leave wilmington 10oa A. N. Arrive Wash!ngoot
s4s, P. M, city time.
Lesve Wilmington 1855 P. N. Arrive wssnlngFon
400 P. NJ, citv time.
Leave wilmington 1.as, T. M. Arrive washington
b.l3, P. M city time. .
Leave Wilmington ITO, =. III. ArriYe washington
1l.2s z. M, city time.
Leave washington SOB. A. H., city time. Arrive
Wilmington 201 p. VI.
Leave washington s.so, A. M, city time. Arrive
wilmington 1910, P. M.
Leave washington at l.1s P. M. Arrive Whining
ton o.s2, p. NJ.
Wilmington 9.20 p. M.
Leave washington s.os, P. NJ, city time. Arrive
wilmington l.al, A. M.
Local Trains leave Baltimore 100. $40 and 1905,
A. NJ, 10o 4.l0, Tlb, e.5b, P. N. Arrive Washington
1885, IS and II. .73 A. NJ, 7ss bt6, 9O6 and lilo F.
Leave washington g. 20 and Il IS A. NJ, s.so ITO
and 10 ibp NJ. Arrive Baltimore 1918, A. NJ, l.so,
645 .s5 and il, P. ii. GEO. O. WILKINS,
0-'' superintendent
FRANK THOMSON, Genl. Manager.
D. M. BOYD, Ja, General fsss. Agt febas-n
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11
Geaths.

LAMBORN i d sundenly. in Kenneit sqnafe, on
the morning OF the 10th inst, nadley lamborn,
yrungest Son ui tile late Jonathan and Martha
Lambprn. ,
Funeral a. Longwood Chester county, On 4th
day, the 10 n inst, at ~ O'Clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11
SECOND EDITION.
sunday Night burglary.

BoudHMAN, THOMAS & co.'s STORE FORCED -
ABOUT FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS WORTH OF
GOODS STOLEN.
The book store of Boughman, Thomas Il Co.
at 421 Market street, was entered by burglars,
last night and about fifteen hundred dollars
worth of goods stolen. All the gold pen. and
holders, including the trays, with single
exception, all the opera glasses except five which
were iii the pocket of q coat belonging to Mr..
Boughman, three silver centennial medals, and
enough satches to contain the booty, were car
ried OF.
The entry was made through tho rear part of
the store Gaining access to the back yard by seal
ing the high fence, the thieves broke the fasten-
ings of the cellar door, and descending into the
basement went up narrow stairway to the
door which opens into the store Oh
the side next the COMMERCIAL building.
This door war fastened with two bolts, the po-
sitions of which were known, for panel was
bored and removed above the upper one and it
pushed back, when the lower one WAS broken.
In the performance of this work the thieves
were perfectly secure, for the location Of the
door is such that it cannot be seen from the
store front, and is sufficiently far back to pre-
vent the noise of breaking bolts being heard on
either street.
Unce upon the inside the work OF robbery was
easy enough although the removal Of the goods
was attended by some rick OF detection from the
stl the thieves did not seem much afraid of such
riskfor they even approached a.case in one Of the
trout windows and from it abstracted the Cen
tennial medals and other articles. The pen.
we're in case further towards the centre of the
room The money drawer was also removed to
the rear part Of the store, where the burglars sat
down to arrange their plunder. This must have
occupied some time, for all about on the floor,
tins morning are little pools OF tobacco juice
not yet dried up, denotng that the robbery was
perpetrsted late in the night or early this morn
ing. MIR. Thomas was in the store yesterday and
nothing had then been disturbed.
The departure from the store was made
through the game way it was entered. But be-
fore leaving the thieves first backed their boote
washed their hands, and combed their hair, leav-
ing guilds Of tobacco around where they had pre-.
pared their toilet. The safe was not tampered
with, rs to have attempted to open it would
have exposed the burglars too much to the gaza
of passers by on Market street. This robbery is
the boldest which has been pcrpetra ed in this
city since the attempt upon the National Bank
of Delaware, almost two years ago. gas Light
was burning i'll the store at the time Of the rob-
berry.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11

The Morning Herald has an opinion, this
morning-at lsst-on the Chief Engineersbip
and surprising to relate, it cracks the whip, not
over Farrell and McIutire, but around Mr.
Hayes's ears. The latter is accused of desiring
to elect Hyde, and three-fourths of the Hr-
ola's reproof is laid on him. Apparently, it
thinks that If it cannot bring Farrell and McIn-
tire to support Mr.. Farra, it may whip over the
other nine Democrats to eomeboiy that the two
bolters will vote for.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11

LEwEs AND VICINITY ITEMS. Il From, The Light.
The falling off in freghts on the j. ~ l5 II Il
has compelled reduction in forces. Several
mon were laid off on tie lst OF the month.
Z. ID. Headey, who renewed to Milford some
two years ago, has returned TO Iewes and re-
sumed silveremithng
Some days ago Baker & Bros, wreckers. OF
Of Norfolk. removed from the -unken bark Glen
ftegos, near Cape Henlopen hogshead of mo
lasses in good condition which had been under
water since last winter.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11

THE WEsr pRrsRyrERIAN CHURCH DEBT. -
very encouraging fl jrt il beng made to raise
the $40, 900 needed 10 place the West Presby
terian Church out of its financial difficulty Aid
is being extended from members Of all religious
denominations, aud one member OF the Gath
olic church, ID is stated has subscribed $25.
About 55O0O of the amount has already been
suhscrlbed, and with the sympathy existing and
tho Willingness to assist, it is believed the whole
amount will be reaz ID by the time it is needed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11

: REFORM MEETINGS ON THE EASTERN SHoRE.-
The Maryland Reformers will soon extend their
campaigning to the Eastern Shore. Meetings
have been arranged for Hon. j. Morrison Harris
and Col. Wilkins. as follows: Salisbury, Mon
day, October 18th; Princess Anne, Tuesday,
October 10Th; Crisield, Cat night,) Tuesday. Oc-
tober 10Th; Bel Air, Friday, October 22nd; Elk
ton, Saturday, October 23rd Cambridge, Mon.
day, October 25th: Easton, Tuesday, October
26th Denton, Wednesday, October 9th; Cen
treville, Thursday, October 2Sth; Chestertown,
Saturday, October 30th. Hon. Archie Stirling
and Gen. Adam E. King will speak with them AZ
some of these places.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11
Nav Aaveru,seme enIs, To-azy.

Dress Goods-John Wainwright
Selling nut--E arkin
Lost-Eed arnelian
FuDcra! notice
Elmwool Collar Brevity.
Ad .ir 8 BTtvtv.
Ru hr - G ver--Geo W stone
For sale--prw in Grace church
N tices in BaLkrrp C
Gran Opera A. u e-Charley Shay
Notice to tax payers
Axes elc- iilany
Chisels-BllHny
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11

EXCURSION OF THE RAtLRoAD EMpLoYEEs.--
The excursion which the p. W. Il b. II. II. Co.
gave It's employees engaged in the peach trade
returned TO Wilmington at about 40 last eve
ning. after n very pleasant day at Ocean City.
Conductor Hawkins hsd charge OF the train OF
four cars including the official car Of the road
in which rode Assistant Superintendent Mills,
Mr.. Walker, Mr.. Willis ana others. and gave
safe passage both ways. About seventy-tive
persons left Wilmington. and their number was
Increased to about one hundred and fifty at the
stations down the road The hotel had been
closed Tor two weeks, but WAS opened TO the
excursionists. Tho Raiload Co. paid all bills,
and made the "Trip one OF great pleasure TO all
who participated. Some of the excnrsionists
took u bath in tho ocean. pronouncng the water
as warm as in the summer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11

VESSEL. BUILDING Down THE STATE From the
ship yard OF Maloney Il Deputy, at Lebanon, ou
the 9Th inst. q vessel which WAS christened the
Unity Il. Dyer was launched for parties in Dow
or. Her capacity is 100 tons. length 30 feet,
depth between and feet Her cost with rig
ging complete will be about $4,000 She will
" i'll be rugged in Philadelphia
g. O. Davidson, of Milton, launched tho Last
vessel of tho season from the yards at that place
on tho Both ult.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11

SAD AND FATAL AcciDEsT-On Thursday af.
ternoon, while a school-honsc in the vicinity OF
Hollands Mil, Worcester county, was being
moved, Mr.. Thos B. White, who had charge of
the "steering- tongue" was thrown some dis
lance into the air and the fall injured him 30
seriously that he died from it's effects yesterday
morning -NelriOi1n Record.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11
astarriages.

PAINER-CIlANDLER.- Thursday, the ith
inst, by his Hon r, Mayor Stokey, OF Phila Mr
Norwood Palmer, 10 Miss fhebe u. Chandler,
daughter OF Spencer Chandler Esl., al OF
Hlckess,n, Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11

SECOND TRIP WEsT Foh SuEEP.-William
Homewood and John A. Reynolds, Jr., of New
ark, will start West, tomorrow, to purchase
sheep by order of the Newark Grange, +. of H..
This will be their second trip West on such an
arrapl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11
The Eastern war TrOubles.

sERvIA AND TURKEY EACH AGsEE TO WITHDRAW
THEIR TROOPS FROM TIE FRONTIER
LONDON Oct. II.
The Daily Telegraph has special telegram,
this morning, stating that Servia and Turkey
have mutually agreed to withdraw their troops
from the frontier.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11

COMPLETION OF TUE New LIeHr HousE AT MA
1oNs.-Mr. J. Hurst, the Superintendent OF
construction, has finished the new Light House
building and handed the keys over to MIR. Joseph,
the keeper of the Light or fhurrdsy. The lamps
and reflector upon the old house are yet to be
moved, says tue Dover eentinet. which will be
done on or about the Goth inst, at which date
The lamps will be lighted in the new house.
Tho new house is situated about
quarter of mile to the Northwest
Of the old house. The new house is situated
about fifty yards from the wharf. The building
was commenced in hpi1l last and il of good di-
mensions The main building is 26 feet square
The light is fifty-Jwo feet high-of the fourth
order-stationarv.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11

A VISITING BASD-The Elmira Brass Band of
Newport paid flying visit to Wilmington, on
Saturday evening, and serenaded Robelen d Bro.
Mr. Kitchis and others OF their friends.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11
California;.

MOVEMENTS OF GEN. SHERIDAN AND HIS PARTY.
SAN FRANoIsco, Oct. 10.
General Sheridan and party returned to tho
city, this evening, from trip to the Geysers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11

LNNTERPRISE COAJ-IN ORNER To
~ better accommodate my increasing trade
have again opened a coal yard at u est and Water
streets, which / Intend 70 conduct IN connection
with my yard at the wharf OF j. Morton roolA
90 aDd am now s5t cking botn yards with all the
snch univers al rat sfaction wherever used after
trial. all people want to know, is where to get 1t
and they will buy no other.
Water 49,
aprl7-lyof JOSEPH FOUT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11
THIRD EDITION.
weather Record.
REPORT or THE sreNAL SERVICE.

REPORT OF THE sTsNAL SERVICE.
WARRINGTON Oct IL.
Probsbilities--For the Middle States, rising
barometer, and Nortl-westerly winds, falling
temperature, cloudy weather, and occasionally
rain, partly clearing this evening, and followed
on Tuesday by heavy frosts.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11
Com IN ercIai Reports.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETs.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. II.
Petroleum. refined 13l3c; crude 1919. Flour
qniet and weak fenna. family f6. 50@7 25 high
grades. 81 506DS so Wheat STEADY. new red,
81 230D1 AZ amber, 81 AZ white. 81 As Corn
quiet aud declining, yellow 72GD721ac mixed.
7O072c Oats wanted, mixed 38@40c fair and
choice white 43@50c. Barley dull Whisky,
S1.18.
QUOTATIONS AT THE BBATDYwrSE MILLS FOE yLOUA
AND GRAIg-ooRRKoIED DAILY.
Family Flour. $4,000 500
Extra Flour ........,......... 6.756S 8.tG
Superfne Flour ur................. d.750 SIS
Wheat, 1.35
CORN TIC
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11
alew Adrertis


TRY OUR SHENANDOAH AND SHA-
l MoKIS GOALS. THEY ARE THE BEST IN
i' GEO. ". BUSH SON, French St. wharf.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11
FOURTH EDITION.
Fire at Cape HIay.

sTABLRs BURNED IN THE CENTRE OF THE CITY.
Special to the Commercial.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11

rI,HE CELEBRATED DOUBLE ELIAS
TIC
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11
PRICE TWO DOLLARS.

jes-tf COMMERCIAL PRINTING co.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-11
FIFTH EDITION.
Collision i'm East River.

A CANAL BOAT sUsK BY TUa-A WOMAN AND 4
GIRL DRowsED-HEARTLEss CONDUCT OF NEaII-
GENT MEN,
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CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS TUESDAY, SALE AT
O'CLOCK.

COUPE EsrABLIsHMENr-BLACK COUPE HORSE,
10 hands high, years old kind and true in all har.
ness, Tree from wee. very stylish has been used by
aprivate family and is i'll every way safe e.
SET coUPE HARNESS.
G2VrE G s5o COOP AS s,6W, SEW, BY BHEwySTEE.
syears Old; kind and true IN all harness tree from
vice; good travellers; very stylish; extra line
SET ElGhf EEHaa z fMrhliHiSfs MhHSfsss. 'sam'
PORTLAND CUTTER, WITH POLE AND SHAFTS.
high Syeors Old II first class race horse: has a
record Of :iss is very stylish and doelle trots
TOP ROAD WAGON NEARLY NEW, BUILT BY
GRAY ffs moRsE lS an nRSDs RSi5s HIGH. YEARS OLD
kind and true in all harness. free from vice; first
class coupe or family carriage Horse and war
soRKkL lROTTiNG HORSE, Is HANDS HIGH, 7
years oil; KIND and and true IN all harness. free from
utes any day and Is In every respect nrst class
PoETaAND ItoT IA 80 CUTTER BUILl BY RUSSELL
BROWN !HoR E. i55s HANDS HIGH. ! YEARS OLD;
and wsfran.ed sound; also sot Harness ana '''
BLACK noksE. i5S HANDS HIGG. YEARS Old;
kind and irue IN all harness; free from vice; very
any one and sold only for want Of also sot o
saSRs M oSOR s R1SSs GapHr az YEARS o1D
top very stylish dTss Sass horss general
CROSS Matched TEAM CoA6H HORSES. i5h
bands high ana gyears old also set Harness and
TEAM BLACK HORSE, Is HANDS HIGH 8 AND 7
sd sSd to hargss and Sc
rop AND 10 for ROAD WAGONS, HARNESS,
SALE CoMMsNCEs AT II O'CLOCK.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
VI and his
FAMOUS BAND
CARRY OFF THE HONORS

sfEClAL NOTlCES.
GIIMoRn and nj,
CARRY OFF THE noSoRs
THE TRysTEEs RysrsqEs 1Np MANAGERS OF THE
haying n reply 70 an sdysrtisemen received
esaNp sasf,H elff SfD cdS6rRr GASr
% 0s nea OK AZ sATWEDaY hFlssi's FEBRUARY ~ 1875
Gr tue ens n 1 hs sTe a Library anS Of
AND HIS -Aaosts rwasiY:sfa1sp vi SllaonE REGIMENT
In making h SAsR 4~ from nw the iSgs srss q,
plieaons from bands orchestras nd musical organss.
win f do sS
Sr Ssd pgsns z Ksn'qify one ot tho
IiskAEIEs II /, TIE, ,TIE WORLD, NDA''
besides deciding the thousands of subscribers
@ as o ana an boz rs s ws
GRANDEsT MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT THAT THE
COUNTRY CAN AFFORD.
THIS BEING THE FIFTH AND LAST
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
under the special charter granted by the Leslaure Of
Kentucky the above object the public arc notified as
fosITiHAIS. r. FAKE qiE~ %hxSh AS ABOVE AN
Tho Trustcc1 and Managers have pledged themselves
to return all moneys should any postponement what
oASSof pEFER fG gE$%SG FOR @i' psf''.Si sfSa%is
Therefore those who would make sure of having share
III ''' 'f'?H,'PS TWENTY YT'aiooysAND CASH PRIZES,
TWO MI5S FIVE " M S
probability there viii not be single unsoid ticket long
before r n the DAY ,,, Of drawing a vor. for 1r.v.
about February and viii give concerts on their own E
Ss IN s t@s
y & S1s Is
other cities
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SsTRoLoGYggrwE ficE-sixih column m ''''''''
So1RofRs % W1NrED~EIhvnSrH sDn PAcH@seoOud aud
-BoAhp AND IoDGlNG wANrED-ELrvrsru PAGE
BRooELfS REiL ESTATE FOR sALE-srcosD
HusIENs5 fqE7p15fs F6RFUNr1zs-S,sru 'Hl1nn pAsr
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-srcoSp PAcE~First
EsSs tSg'a %aND sALEsMEN-rwrlrru pAcn-Four.h and
coAoliMEN AND GARDENERs~TwrI'rH rAcr-Finh
coAs4%Isf ST'1%H; srEAAsuIps-Fmsr r.cr-Flan and
copARTS copAsRIsTIH SssH SGS%ns lPs-Nrvru PAGE
Sd QUINN
BwEFd H6sfs To rt'ete
GUo%m aO"mn
ExCHs NGEHEIKvESrn rierNfirst Column.
p ExCURStoNs-FIRsr PAeE-sIxth column.
FINE AANHIISisa" aRHs-F,nsr pnas%Fourth column
0E TO LET
r., S1coYD sMcoYD PAcE--second and third columns.
s9H"p PAcrrhrd
nELP SIEfh SosI.4 r4cs-pnh col
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.-FrRsr PAoE-ThIrd and
,,oriiq2u iiqurth columns
hotF Rooss &t cSsFf sSuIn PAGE.
ESHHST r.sSg.tn es"%n
loan oFFi6ESI ElESssTa rAeEEThrd column
nAessGSas Ss'ann
MARBLE MANTElS-ELEvENruP PAGg-First column.
MEDiCAL-IwELrrn PAGE-Sixth column:
MISCELLANEOUS ADvERTISEMENTs-TESrH PAGE
N{soHlttG!aAsSaE'So%Ues-s sa'S%e rAor-rnh column.
HUSlCAI.-SEcOND PAGR-Fifth column.
NEW PUEIICATIONS--E EvENTu PAGE-Sixth column.
HEkSONAL-FIRsr PAGn-First and second columns
rIANOFORTES, ORGANS &O.-SxcoND PAGK-Fourth
column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALES-
or F ThE G9 FOR SALE OR TO
6
REAL ESTATE wANrED-srcoxn PAcr-Pirst column.
RkWARDS-FIRsT PAGR-SecOnd column
BALES AT AUCTION-SEcoND PAGK-Thlrd and fourth
BITUATIONS Observation-Disclosures PAGE
- First second and third columns
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-TwELTTH PA0k-
SPECIAL NOTICES-FrRsr PAGx-second and third col
sPoRTiNG-DoGs BIRDS. 4C.-FlRs. PAcr-rhird col.
THE TRADEs.rwrIrrH PAeE-Ftfth and sixth columns
TIE TUcF-FIRsr PACE-yhrd column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-sEcOND PACE
TRAvELLERS' GUiDE-FrRsr PAor-sixth column.
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGy-Third column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-SEcoHD PAGR-Fnth col
WATCHES, JEwELRY. &C.-ELrvrSrH PAcr-Third
wEsfCTESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SEcOND PAGE-First column.
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DENNsYLvANLA RAILROAD.

DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
J. The great Trunk Line
Trains leave. New York from foot of Dcsbroscs and
or sier arr as the West and sou
Sl.h pullman Palace Cars 81 s,'sched, $3.50 A. NJ and
ror Mamspos s%sas saa a1@ %osk Haven vi. Philadelphia
and Erie Railroad p,y,slon, ccnneciips 81 rhiadsi
i Sor coPs SSy da aYfs SSt1y
Petroleum Centre and the oil Regions,
Fy w@ss@p 81 raa nna the Cars @
H'' Rsssr sRSn M "rs'SS Ssd snaay
:os S.5l s. = s:sS T. NJ and /. night SUNDAY. :IG
s,7,,s:so and p. NJ. Emarant and second class
For newark at at 6, e:s, I 40 o n Il AM slaMi.:,
s y, a and sna asa' 10 ssaass s f 'a .aH
+ E':R']s i ID !. asa| ssss.s
RI I'd SsHyaK ' 5 s d ss s q a's F.
For W9Sdb, sge, Perth amb9y and South Amboy, 6 and
tqT or New w. Branswicf M G : and .. A. I'm, $40. 4:lo
rsf Gs ss E Nc 'Ha y NOON o. nisn and
For Knsstan and Rocxy ii, $40 4. NJ. and 4;lopM
For For s%SsTsvs Eis and nd ficmnston @ o .%
For rniIi,psours saN ana neyidepe gD A. NJ ani2P
gss s@s s!ss$s'a $a 4 .i% ssa 9R';
For iiigh!si.Wn, vPcmbcrton and Camden, via Perth
For Hishtstown and rcmoerton. GAM
s %o5s sS. @s s;s i:is @ ana isaE ssaasy @ s:si
In3 G:Tr ,5:,1 " Sunday sac 20 6''' ''i n 7'
Ticket othces, SIS AMI 9A Broadway: No | Astor
street BrOGkIyn No; II. ils aud lis ND
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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HORSES, CARKlAGy1s. sc.

UCrIoN HOUSE OF VAN TAssELL & KRARNEY,
n liu AND liz EAST THiRfEENfH STREET,
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE.
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BENNETT BUILDING.

RESNErr BUILDING.
FEW MORE OFFICES TO LEr.
DIRECTORY.
Rooms BASEMENT
1-Lawrencs Co., Bankers
ST. 3: + 'ss%Gs' s%I,s, lss s,etissss asss:
Edwin L. rrIon, CisarS
&saum & Fri.dmaP jHsT TsiloEs sTony
Inlet Very ssReso ssR@oSb ,sf sapsos sfaa and insurance
L-McMahon & Morse Lawyers
4 2 BussfInsGsW' ssnsF6sV FnSy;y,S., haTyfr:
s-O.mpbeii 4 Palmer, Lawysra
X Meade Rockwell. Lawyers.
6-Nosthwestsrn western Life L Insurance Company
s}-role.
~ Chamber of Life insurance.
-fy{ Charlton T. Lewis secretary
l2-McCarthy Chalmers Lawysra
II. b Ferguson. Lawyer.
:'s $SiHS sfss sf;ss'ao
s;Ffs fssfe Il sss,s sS;scrsna lnma.r
GFFeisTi;sS csras:ssiA %HsssiiA Lawyer.
!. s Hanson. Lawyer.
5-s6eridan Bonyngs. Cochran aud MoEwen. steno
s-EEfsHa r tsas sISo%er, ss5, s.,1 s.,l,s Estate
!; b Atken Lawyer:
&: Matthews, Lawyer
E:55. SfTsssef %I'ssa, E.@Ssy Eswyer
y. Duraek. Lawyer.
le-wiikinson Peters Trustees Of Estate OF White.
y hAir'SSo < T. &ooaruir, q s%ofs IswyeS tSMss''
Il-w. II Bereholz, Civil Engineer.
Pelham and r0FtsHfsifI FSHRfH Es5?as s46RY Company
/ Edsas Sssssn' 'F hssissr sasssls Il Bankruptcy
j. lepry Wshls. Lawyer
Z SSSS$ S$eSIHs!, < $I;:s fss;s f:ssyss fEssyss
i fuehrsr: "s: faMTss IswSa:
E.ssi i S;s!s ! g.
'-Fs;ss; f:4:sR ss:::t S;:st ,sSgs.: ,1s1zs;t
s-Srsryl So n seaif% wsGst tt.sssa; ssSssacs Lawyers
-. gNS9fni 4. @flii4nx Ia~fsS Eaxye.
Fred W. Kenny, Attorney and CounssIlor
4 4 Lockwood & Crosby. Lawyers
n FIFTH sroRx
slTy Tyfse%sa !. WAX. Z man asstiss; tsxI.1 rawy'r1
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G t. IaydeckeY, Lawyer
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I2-Byrne, Everett Co., Lawyers
T. Walsh, Haibert and Eckerson. LAWYER.
l-John Tovn.h end fa~yes w. .'"''
A. Nicholson.
2-Henderson Benedict LAWYER.
B. Logan Scotch Granite, kc,
sc w. Carpenter Lawyer
4 Otis 7. Hall, Lawyer
81 c. Z. Webster, Lawyer
D. r. I.yddy Lawyer.
Jefferson Clark, Lawyer
8 John !. Knight
az Jantor.
81 Hodges 4 MeeKer, Lawyers
81 II ). Burr Lawyer.
John Crompton Accountant
Smith 4 Dean, City Surveyor
10) g. w. Van Siccn, Lawyer
ii T. II. Baldwin, Lawyer
IL Charles ID. Barrow, Lawyer
Is Henry A. Gildersleeve, Lawyer
Hi G. r. Darlington, Lawyer.
u. w. Tompkns Lawyer.
T. II. Miner, Lawyer.
Two passenger elevators running all the Gme.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-26
A UCTION EOUsE OF ARCH JOHNSTON
n date Johnston Van Tassein,
office 81 Liberty street (Evening Post Budng).
THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF OUR HOUSE,
10 TO 20 THIRTEENTH STREET,
NEAR UNIVERSITY PLACE.
SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES

THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF OUR HOUSE,
10 TO 70 TMIaTEENTvH Srv 3 SrhHAET,
urno, :, ARE HELD EVERY ~
"a to 48 hours trial ON horses warranted sound,
ELEGANT ROAD) ESTABLISHMENT-Chestn |
Horse 9red ire by Cassias M Clay y dam lam Morgan g;
Ge sSt so DaaS SSt
TOP ROAD WAGON, In excellent order, by B. N.
DARK DAY HORSE. l5>4 hands, years; kind in all
traveller; has been used constantly for past
two years BY physician VIII stand wihou,
tying; Is In every way reliabe warranted
TOP rMAEroN. nearly now, W. \. Brown.
harness; free from wee; can irot close to three
minutes has been used to a coupe by private
rwoE sSbs sEEro nearly new by
ELEeXST TEAM BAY Canadian Pony Mares, AZ
and reliable for ladies TO drive; warranted
ExTENsiON TOP PuAEToN. by -Quinby 4 Co
BAY HORSE, IS4 hands high, years Kind and
S mines syh free s0 driver is s'Sa an eSce
KMBaEE a'foi FoRTIaNb ND 'S ctTTHR ned do IN good
ROAM FACING MARE. iS,s hands years; kind in
All harness; free from yice can pace @ IN 4, " min
n nGs has roscra sonn "i @ every way re-
tor PONY PHAETON, nearly new, by Lockwood &
ELEyEN. OTTER HORSES; DESCRIPTION TIME
IVhEf shIGlis nG H'ft,RS nRSkss koBE SIHSKGis
ARCH. JoHYsT0Ns MART,
10 TO 25 THIRTEENTH STREET
Weather never interiercs with sales at 10 o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-26

REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Twenty -four to iortyeght hours given TO
- test warrantecs
Horses Carriages, Harness Blankets Robes, &C.. always
on hand AT private sale.