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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-10-28

THE report Of the Australian Railway
Commission recommends the construc-
ton OF thirty.one lines Of railway, includ'
ing in all l,3751% miles. Of these eighteen
are regarded as of pressing importance,
their total length being S21 miles. The
Government, as may be gathered from the
Treasures statement, has resolved upon
carrying out eleven Of the lines, the ag'
greeate length of which may be roughly
set down at $50 miles. As the sum OF
81. 900 900 Il 10 be borrowed for these
railways, it follows that the average cost
per mile IL expected to be something I'm.
der "a 900.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-10-28

ToNs Of peaches have been dried IN
Utah this season and are now awaiting
shipment
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-10-28

IL Ceylop large apes are now regularly
employed To pull cocoaDuts. They are
said 10 select suitable fruit with great dis.
elimination.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-10-28

Sack for a thief--Ransack.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-10-28

ADVICE TO bachelors: w.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-16

FRIDAY, oct II. Flour wac firm and very nc
snd new Wheat nourr New Ssouid wri,er wsea
nont egirl. Rye hotr s;,aoy. { IN in' a. ouii huet
' hD.- s4.lYss.,S suDtIALe site AN Western !,
wncat ,Aira, s5GSt.5aS do. Xxx aui ANN. ri ei,s
q 6". de-, siater Mhe-' ana Ky sl,'- sa,si A!aAc-
Huta patent, - 800 city shipping Nirns, e. si4o
ciN TRADE anu family oran0s &d..1eio oiilcTn
plne eKirss sda,s.,ss.lu. isyo nour sun,giu, $50
WIS "l''''4' '0'A"''@' ''0' = 100 "'" 'S-
'p TFo Us nsa Ts All ii :Ra a' on BE-
br ;soS a4 MsTcn Bcsi dc bacca r lss Sis
Llch.,a h.n.s, l3-l3v ana ~. sn lees, iog.. i.rd
sa, iSS % Scys "o ans t as cay idc
plre a, ioAsc DSc',ed G"s, ' 0Tner 'S az
lrIsr dH''ping ana ,naciiyc ., eses7c. g. sllIe.
s,.Is a9r aga ONO factory Frcsa cG-s' s'',~''6c,
GasIS %lss! ascsiye for eA,o-, ana hiG,r ~s.
Tor 70 g 9 az sprns a ~ Tor SO: MHNagtssc
4 sasio' 10. d. a 40 toc plintl fpnag ~. l. ,na
9 ,ay af Hr ss r %sd az i7 ,sts !eSg
r9r WcclsrR n,4cd ~ doT iSrTor ~ 'rS ye
sales 80 on ~ AT oic. to arrive. harley armer 81
terms prime canada held At Il sdasi state sh
rowcd ai ~ u. aul inienoI 40, M fltsl - iMlty
90 inys an,i'i .'ys., ~ seoS5 gao,a9; a. ,,
S du, G , NO Ss Sr sS asS Sq cpS isa au.
lu % i,hh..s Wy MIA grade. We're mu, {, act,e ,i1
isias. G"D,ea On VAC l.r@s RE. sHas AMI ,ni
aics 1000 hhis a. ;sioesc Tor torto Kcr $50 TO-
n :! ~ a sssa' A iaI a as
modcr,,u ocnanl MOI 49,. quiet anu uo,nau. I'd ,
ssssc no c6 @G1s' cn to9''I r''icGs,
s'eegee. Nna no, iseY'',c; rold ace- aausoou. 3.
pslDi "a .la 6l4aSe Louisiana now orou Il, 49,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-16
Prayer that Created nm Unpicasautne-.
AmSng the sisters.

They came near having "A row In "a go
ored PRAYER meeting at eytesvilie few nights
a.o. one Of tue sisters. wao had grievance,
prayed:
ch dren nyM dis ehenin', an moOb efn with
ID, grace. fetch dysf harris wild uc spiut ob ali
bounding luh. liuiid W dar faith - strong dat
dc debbil can't bulge II. an specially would we
put % little NOAH sense into the @. justicated
pate 90 de yrllaw wench what am a-giein' ON
dc bench prcoppositc by belubbed saryant"
Nv hats dst yOu'se saYn' to De Lord bout
me ~ Htked the wench, rising to point OF
order
Not seeming 70 notice the interruption, the
suppHcator continued:
tiih our foot aud erin sister more disgump-
tiuii. - Lord To rec dc diferumcLce atwiXt
night an WRONG. an laru de huzzy to behave
hcrsef IN Dy holy nkchooary, 's,ead Of wrig-
Elum round Ike she was swallowed "a cork
screw. an taminetiu desc sakcl pfcsinh. wild
portion uH dis assembled eatherin' An oh "
"lt'S lie, GOOD Lord, MS "A lie All Dou In
ID, iuhammate wisdom knows Meier done Il -
shouted the traduced member. VINO lad now
particle " troot in 1t. It's liel an can mash
de lts -
With these words she threw herself over the
bench on to the Sack Of the kueoling sister,
plunged her hands into the hustle OF that de-
Nout but indisCreet person aud lifted her W
bodily.
Confusion reicned and dire dismay was in
u.ny faces that but moment before were
deacon finally separated the females, Gained
their excited feelings, and, addressing tho re-
licSed audience IN an Impressive tone. SAID;
Bredarn, II am better dat We dwell tOgcdcr
dar be no moan such graceful disruption in cur
midst. via Brudder johnson please make de
peal ~ one o. his powerful prahrs
Aud the appeal was wei AMI timely made.
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ONE or rHE WONDERS.
A Lawyer Refuses TO rake Money-Hi- Fears
of n Kctauatory Future.

of a KctaiiatOry FuGure.
Mi. Ira Shafer was in Supreme Court
Chambers Yesterday to oppose 4 motion for an
allowance for himself Ia the case OF Heatherton
against Hastings. In December last a receiver
was appointed la the suit OF the contract to do
the plumbing work ON the New York Post
OGice. Sir. Shnfer. who Is counsel for Hastings,
appealed from the order % the General Term.
The case has not yet bccu tried nor have any
steps been taken in it further than the putting
In an answer by the defendant. The motion
yesterday was made by Mr.. :. G.. Courtney,
lowance Of SAu for himself and s9OO for Mr.
Shaicr. In opposing tue motion Ar. shafer
said
an very much embarrassed as TO what TO Do. In
tSs Judge Bauhrd mace a. allowance TO me anu
others A. counsel la cast, ALL after Judge barnard
was imiracheu, nud lt Ma fashionable ~ run down
nrd others % whom Hu allowance had been made
IiIt4- fA'N aN q" "f "N N9 '" "'NSuA.' ".NbV ~
ni--rt me complaint. After ha' the plaintiff d. aat
acln. nntt motion At ,nainu.is neio judge -l-
fafcl.r d,hicd the meiioa Tue piar'd pptaiod
ltrm. WRere Judge Val hrunrs decision w.s
sl.rnee All Jgase tsne. r. ., order rg,er.ed
Dr. reversing that decision. which was N,
same a. t,at by juice Van T. lut. the General Tenn
Your honor occupies proud sud dsunglshcd posi-.
uon upJn the pctch. Cut Il may Dc fashionable ton
money DAng paid me. judging from the pa I. you
shoNd be ru down an action may be brought agaiuft
gi,,n Justice Davis whom regard as perfectly IN.
famous judge, and lis associate, Justice Daniels whom
Da,ts, agnn 70 Criiieisc me refuse to run ts risk
s.gse 70 'S6s cen, nss snG deny ,GT nenors
because o. n n rot having been trial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-16
rnoMPSoN STREET DIIERSloN
Neriily Beating Helpless Drunknrd TO
Death-IIitmp-e at " New Africa"

NerrilY heNtluQ u helpitts 10
DeRth-tllimp-e si New Africa
Passengers riding down town in the
seventh Avenue Railroad have noticed on eve
west side oi Thompson street. just above Grand
street. some dirty, yellow buiidings. facing a
courty ard On three sides. The other and open
side Is on the street aGording view u the yard
from car windows. The houses are crowded
with tennntt--all negroes excepting few white
women. The dliapidated wooden doof-tep- are
nearly always all, with ragged lazy, lOung.ug
men end women. aud the noise OF loud hlsriN,
or louder quarreliing. sel'loni stops between ,
o'clock IN the morning and later liam mcknight
This place is cellcd "Ncw Africa"
&C Of the many cases provided by New
Africa for the courts wa trcd 81 q e. over aud
Iermiucr YESTERDAY. George Washington ana
John ScWoll. the prisoners, negroes, were ac-
cused OF killing john Conltn, an lrishtnsn. The
most coherent tt- finonv frr tho pr secutiOu
was furnished by Marta nruwn.an IRISH woman.
whose negro husband nd tN mulattg children
that. late 10 the evening oi Aug ~. $50, he saw
Conlan s'agger into New Africa" lie V.s
slurid with drunkenness, and stumbled az in,.
the door OF tie house In viii n Washington
lived. Washington went out and throw him "a
the steps; and then tie fell In corner of the
vard, ly ing there apparently unconscious soon
rfterw ri Sewell entered the yhrd. ana began
10 amuse group q the deni2ens by Kicking the
PROSTATE man. The sport was ~ greatly en-
and liter ~ ed q chair. The drunkard wa sum
ciently. aroused by the beating 70 try 20 crawl
ANY from his assai'ant but was unable % get
ON his feet. His body WA bruised ali over and
his fkul WAS fractured. Tue fun lasted about
au hour. and tnen sewell went To- bed. Conlan
was left lying In the yard the policeman on that
beat learning nothing about hifn, aud the next
no Ming le Was dead.
other witnc- srs corruhoratcd Niria Brown
account Of the outrage hut there was no piulf
that Washington had done more than push Con
Ian OF Tho steps, ana Judge Barrett Instructed
the Jury that he could not hc convicted ~ nny
crime Sewell Wa found guilty ~ mnn.ltughter
in the fourth degree there being no evidence
that he had intended "a XIII C1nlin.
" I'm sure didn't intend 10 harm the man.
he said when about to b. sentenced " | unlN
wanted tu wake him up' Then he snycl ed,
and added. i've got u wife and child-rlease
be easy with me. your Honor
/" Two years in State prison, at hard labor, Is
all / an allowed to impose" Judge barrett said
" If could give you moro should certainly
90 IT,"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-16
orEER FAMILY HISTORIES.
Twenty-seven Hasbunds for Nine Wives The
Right over n Milliennite's viii.

Nine women, witnesses I'm the John Il.
brown will contest, have had each three hus-
bands. or these twenty-scven men, majority
were living at the separation from the nine
women. but are now dead, while the triplex-
widowed witnesses have all survived half cen
tury and are elderly women. The testimony Of
the witness yesterday. Mrs. J. A. Sargent, f. an
instance OF these complex fnd unwlllingly re-
veiled domestic histories. Her FIRST husband
died naturally. Next she was married to Mr..
Cooper. secretly There were no witnesses. She
lived with HIM n week. aud then he went to
state prison and died there. The name OF her
third husband she refused to disclose. She
lived with him in her brothers John l.. lirown'el
house a few days and wished her brother 10
make him a partner. which Mr.. Brown refused
TO do. Julia Ann and this unknown husband
left euch other, living. ~ Mrs. brown No. in
reruOn :. sullivan, ESQ, the witnessing sister,
suspecting the nature of the testatOrs widows
prompting. ViVaciOusy gave the unask d for
testimony, II could tell as much about her, hut
| wouldn't be 80 meant"
All these witnesses belong to the families Of
John l.. brown, or hi- two widows. widow No. .
icing a once ststet-in-law Of widow No. |. A
witnessing nephew couldn't Tor the life OF him
remember the date 81 his marriage. JOHN l..
Browns sisters are allied With the first widow.
who sues for the widows portion. AZ the an
nulling the wifcship Of the second widow would
di~inherit John l.. Browns only enid. the son
of Hannah, IL would give to John. Sons sisters
the urher two thirds OF the estate.
The contestants are therefore Mrs.. Sargent.
Mrs Mafieu, Mrs. Van Orden. and Mr. Brown.
The second Mrs Brown Is the prepayment and
legatcc his contest and that OF the George
Harden administration are the two most COM
nestle histories developed for the last three
years In the surrogate Court.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-16
orr coMfNG Sailors.
How the Hoy 40 Through their Work on the
S,hooi-hip ~. MarN'a

Yesterday mornings weather was by no
means favorable for outdoor exercise, vet al 10
o'clock q goodlv cont any Of gentlemen and la
die, were ON tho spar deck of the school
snip ST. Mary's. enjoying the sight II four
score young sailors going through the
various maunuvrcs necessary t. the COM
ploie preparation OF the ship for sea and
storm. The inspectiun oil the gun deck had
already taken place. aud at the hour named and
at the bOatswa.us shrill call, ALL hands ON
deck the eighty yuungster,, ~ their white
duck shirts aud oNerHll-. ran nimoly M the com
ueniOn ladders and RANGED themselves On nort
and starhoard sides. each az his post and all
ready 10 obey the next order. For an hour or
u ore they wore exercised AZ loos'ne. makng
reenng, shortening. and furling sail and ~ All
they did exhibited the result Of careful teaching
and good discipline. Next. they showed how
thev lowered tue cutters from the dAvits at the
-hips side and two boats having bean QUICKLY
manned, the crews were exercised IN rowing To
and from the nited states Coast survey
on the return 20 the cutters the boys were
mustered un The Gun deck gain and "acn -ln
crtw was set to work At kno, ling ana -pc ng
in WAlch pulling wore nearly al showed tnrm-
selves THOR Hglly al home. iuc short spice.
the lns tlice. The ball and crown end dozen
otler technical mysteries were quickly made
ilalu; nd atter tue knotted rvtcs had been
cleared aw 50. the crew were sisrallcd 20 fire
quartcrs In iers thnn uiteen seconds every
post WINS manned. the di-coNtrc II the make
believe fire rnd reported iiS location 10 the
commander. fic hose was unrccled. the IRE
t.tingui-hers wore OUT, V3nuecuuus by suction
pipe were made, and had there b.en real lrc
In IN. ,iip So bel fett VS. lilo di-,,irItI, Of tn
crew. Hud SO complete the repafatipns for its
tNtfttlI H.if could sos haNc Itved three mlnutcs.
the dinner hour having arrived, tne boy COLI
itcteG d. Ae-sCs AZ their several tables. TIE g. %
Tor eatu moss was served 10y one OF lis members,
aud go the clVsc ( the meal. which con- ,ted oi
salt beei. nee, ia la-scs and Lard Tread, tue
dishes and pans were lcauscd and put away toy
another The exercises closed with a general
examination EOuching the different parts Of the
ship, IN which the boys acquitted Themselves
Handsomely.
lne st. Aary's belongs 70 the Government.
but wee placed under control of lie eoiiH.s 81
New York 10 1874 20 he used as sCloo, ship ga
watch boys inght be prcuar for toe important
uutirs OF tae -alur. urc thus bc enabled Co.
enter the merchant service under fhNoraui,
s"soll ,t
lLe -. NHrr b. commanded rs .."'. Robert
l.. puN.nan, WHO, tN special request q, 49,"
oinmissiou,r- 81 fauoation, acts also a. >u''er-
inteuieu. II the school.
The Council 81 the Chamber & Commerce.
under whose dire tiun TIE cXtninutiun ". .
conducted Yesterday. consists NJ Johu ID. Jones.
John X. Ayers, ana Henry A. Barring. lhese
gentlemen were a-fi- tel tN Charles & Haswcli.
eN chief Engineer II the navy; Capt Jan es
Parker. late OF the navy, ana Capt. Ambrose
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-16

Home Aeniu. Scn lp Discusses nd g. m pIa ints
SPECIALITY .-Dr u. &. PERRY iaving closed hs
Boston office nos be- consulted az his New YORK
Ohrc. ~ BOND St. where he cure. th special prescrip-
ing, lOss, and prcmn ureiy gray hair dry. moist aud
scaly dnndrul, untmcy wrnklc.. ani unnatural red
heads. anu pimp'y cfuptilts Tao Ioetor aao Oy per-
sOnAl atten'inu permanently removes NOes Weni and
Of er dtngurng c1cgcsceucus without Gu ting lcav
ing tcars.
suffered with NeurRiaia tor - venr-t couIa
g. no rclcf. Dr. Glirss r"in dy, lonIDE OF AMMO
Rev WI r. CORBiTT,
Charm NJ NcihQdisi Church Extension, y. Y.
Sold BY an dfuggll.s Depot iii 1A ay.. New York.
Dyeimg aud Cleaning ~ the New York Dyo
INK an Printing Estliilueut staten Island. Onicesi
40. VI !Nlnt s sU- ~ Il Aay Oiu en- uN, y. Y, loo
and los Pierrep0n. st. BtplNya Est nlished b5
In Goui or Rheumatism al the stomach there
o. MAGNEsIA. which has me -hsci u true anodyne.
" YOU Want TO Relieve the Discases Of
children without Elsa go MDNELLS IEETHfh0
CORDIAL. .5c.
DR.. Lyons Tooth Tablets.
Available fl.ic' uXGfy
"Incie Sans Cough Cure" twenty cent?
bottle tor cohy is. Ne. lul az Ato4f h,ctseS.
-, Use nrn,nmrlrs, Celebrated Cough Drops.
The Peruvian ~srnp bcinl free from aIcabcA
its energi1iAl effect Hi mot I.uvci Nv reaction.
TRY Mrs. MinslGw's ~aothing Svrup Tor an
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-16
4 Priest Elopes and Gets Married.

SrHiNGFIELp. H., oct. IA sensation
German Cathode Churcl, N.d cioIod wiki Miss
MARY LluE,iuau, and thit thol hIl been mar
The young lady rs the daughter ~ his house
kcouer md he took her on a TIM 10 Europe last
YEAR viii h caused some talk A. he time. IL is
rumored lint lac took with him funds uclungln.
O. the chur II, nud $500 wuirh he had eAncted
from widow who recently lost ner husband TO
pay I, m sscs Tor his soul. These ruuIurs. and
many others Ia connection with the affair. are
not well founded. IL l. evident. however, that
he has MARI the Young lady, AS a letter mas
been received from him to that effect. Their
n atous heretofore nave been looked upOn
a~kantly. but nothing Is positively knowG dcfog-
atOrl b. eitler.
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ed their decision like an arrow from the bow.
Il ran in simple speech to the eject that
W,05o, Tnc vote ~ 1urton Precinct Mo not hccn
va cd Yf ~ s c county E@ Sst OnOrr FROM
c'uyHs thc Lupon vote.
There WAS faint murmur Of applause In the
couTt' ana buzz OF Satisfaction on the street
hY the outsiders, Willie the Grccleyites were
dumb with disgust. For It was not believed by
anybody ,hat the board had legal iisht to can
vass the vote, and their action was manifesly
nm appeal TO the "hilher law" Of the comhu-
rArurn wIrKrR's SENTIMENTS.
Mr.. NC. Mecker editor OF the Greeley Irhl-
tuic. but better known ne the father Of the col
uuN. announced that he was satisfied with the
o. the J 1 woH ana She oneh 70 have
it. IL CREOLE, can't Keen II honestly let II goa
thousand times let 1t CO." which yirtuous senti-
Ms constituents. They do say that the old man
is worldly enough TO want seat In the Consti-
tutional Convention, and his ouly ghost Of
chance IA To make friends Of the lhllistincs.
Gen. Cameron sid little. but winkcd futiously
and ht his cigar fifteen times in I'VE minutes.
While he went out {, r another box OF matches
the locomotive whisticd aud THB krN CORE
spondent had TO run Tor the train; The Evans
ptrty. Ming out Of town OF horseback aud in
wagons. tluug back few cheers " defiant vic
tory. While the Greeley men bit their thumbs in
grim silence. YESTERDAY the removal was ac-
cunpished in good order and without opposi-
ton.
The effect Of such contests Is disastrous to
any community, and especially 80 when any
irregular or undcrhauded measure has been re-
sorted 10 by either side. In this case Greeley
hat suffered IN almost irrepurablc Injury. and
one witch her merchants and politicians VIII
feet for many years to come. The pariisans OF
Evans will not trade In Greeley, nor vote Tor u
Greeiey man Tor any once In their Gift In q
country where the thirst Tor ONCE Il 40 unlimited
AMI implacable the last con liberation Is ffauRht
with uomcntous importance. liut there Is a
fatality attending the name and fame OF the
great i1under 4 the town which perhaps must
cling TO them for NIL time.
Grtelel is now IA pleasant little village Of some
two iiuusnut people. They have done well this
~, despite tire gfassho pptrs and county seat
Wv True to their principles, there Is not to-
day grug shop 90 the place.
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A day or two since the tram on The Sa-
vannah AM Charleston Riilro.d was stoned
b. monkey WHALE ia raLld motion. IL seems
thHt the tram was bowling along al the rate N {
twenty i've miles an hour, when s4ddoulY
" down brakes wa sounded, the engine eel
ringing vigorously Al the same time. aud tho
locomotive came to a stop as the hrpkenen
surang 10 their posts, The conductor was rather
mystilci, aud al once proceeded 10 iuYlstlgate
tle matter. IL was discovered that u monkey,
which was confined IA the baggage car T. ii
broken l1ose and was anus ne himself swinging
on the bell rope. and the engineer was thus sig
10
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on D.

DANlES.-1aurslay. or u. Chas W b youncess
chid % John - and = ice plvies AGED year month.
aud dHy-.
~ Nj
Milwaukee and wluSrsh1 p4uers ri,a,r copy.
PALMER AZ h's re zoe. r'. ~ West houston st..
oa Wednesday. OF. L.. frla'. /. Palmer, 81
funrra VIII TAX place o. No. ID J. "a INST.
/ al par,ieulArs IN >urly's n 'r...i
kollrkks; a his la fes,irncf on Friday Oct. Is.
= IA Jam r. dsc Nli..' 80 90 Ele.. ana the lAta
Ianes odssr IN the sra yesr Of his age, after long
and Fr,erc illness
1h~ frcrd, Gnd reaiyes Of ne fsn, also the horse
shocrS rcsrecf.Ly lflnf % ate I'd his funeral
IN SUNDAY, Oct IL ut rc.pk from his late rcsdeaoe
- Water i.
NALLkAI.-On Thursday. Oct. IL 1875. Maria Louisa,
vile Of fantri \aarau. ~ Gas 'Jt ~ age.
1nc relatives anu frirAl- .re invited 20 sttcn tho
funeral frsia fl liait A.tNf-t - hurch, corner
HeecKer and D1wnins sts u sunday, Oct. n, at ~
O'Clock
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The Indictment had not been pleaded to. and
the only endorsement on II was A. Oakey
Hall, ATTORNEY"
When asked why the Indictment against him
ha been uolle pressed. the witness answered
They let M hrcausc they found had ms ans enough
and stuhUurhucss enough to send. them 70 state
PRISON. II lad been tired would have told astory.
A. NJ Solt,ldo testified that lie had been in
formed that Cant. Irving was seen drinking IN
broadway saloon with two well-known thieves.
lie also said that Irving had shot man, when
a poll 'cmau, aud that he compromised by pay
inc S.lU.
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wAsHTNGToN, Oct. ~, Al the Cabinet session
to-day there sation upon the subject Of
Lhe appointment OF secretary OF the Interior. hut u
can DC sta cd upon the authority Of the Cabinet Officers
thai no apponlncnt 10 that ONCE has yet necn MADE
there be untll next week. II Is the general
impression, however that the President l. walth <
Tor iepouse from the gentloman 10 whom the oher
0f the appOlnlme has paeo made.
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Yesterday T. A. Lawrence Co. sold under
foreclosure building with ot sSXllU.2, North side
OF seventy fourth street. 0S feet eat OF Avenue 4.
ssoQ alec. aaj9urned sale Of lot In West Forty
fourth street "a NOV. p.
furec .oaure sale, to-day at the Exchange are al.
nou-ccd ly \. IA Muller son. two houses and lots
toulh eior If Fftyfourth street. west u Firsi
~ 4. j. bicecker sui Prem e. HsJ flrst
) d. II. Mll.Ou-nuc house and lot EolLn side OF
sisly mt street. wet VI LeAInglon avenue.
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Live stock Marriott.

NEW YoRK, Friday. Oct. Receipts of heeves
were li car Loads, ur l.S2g headm king 1904 since
Monday against 5.d5, fui he corresponding time last
week Nearly one half OF The offerings or a ear loads
wcrc IeNi- and toltrsi0 Ca'e and the average aua-
ity was rather common. Good cattle were scarce and
nrn"r while Inferior ana tom mon had slow sale at
unc anged nEures. Po rtst 81 beet Texas Coora
steers ranged from &C to gaic. ~ to dresp b5a56
ns ant common 81 tNtfa native steers from giac to
lie. ~, to dress Jitt5s rs
Receipts OF sheep ana iinhe we're "a car loads or
7t2s lead, making II ~ ince MONDAY against 1886
for the same time llst week. Tue supply was more
than the demand called for the market was mac
tive, with downward tendency Poor to extra sheep
ranged from Nv to SIC. n eud poor to prime lambs
from o. to iIec. D. with lew of the choicest sold
at 7slG13
Receipts q hogs were % car loads or 2.724 head,
making l3S03 since MONDAY against = 3 for the sama
time last week None sold alive. Dressed hogs feil Oh
iu price to lOStsa lie. . n.
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state bonds were dul aud neglected the only record
ed sale having boea ~ Mi.soui o. Hannibal aad =.
Joseph issue OF 1887, al lulA and South Carolina o.
new. non fundablt OF o. Ia railroad nuI = there
far trade. The principal tantacuuus follows.
New jersey teuttal lst. cOusOldnt cd A.iwau.
kce AID St. ls lsts La Crosse division. VA NilNau-
BE. aud -. Paul l. and N. division, ~. MLN aukee
snd - iaui Cd, - t4csgo and NlrthwesIe0
20 dated coupon COLA Douds s54i 80 Chicago and
kortlv tetern consolidated Rfe Burlington. Cedar
Rapies ana Minnesol lie Se Morris and Esscx Iss.
ia OLiy and MIS- isspui consolidated sinking fund,
~ OhIo Mlssisttppi pts. ca tcnra Pacac 20
boLds 1905 Central facidc ls. 3D. Joaquin brancd.
- Harlcm ISIS e., coupon. rs: Pit burgn, Fort
WAY aud { icago Biz. zoos uuiuu cicr Railroad
lHts 1853 luN-s Liug Duck ONndt lar hiiwGat &c
and st. Paul g. gold. ~ New lOiS Central O,. 1851,
lg; Michigan Ccriral -, lua, lnlOn Pacific sinking
fLua, 49,.