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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17

WAsH1NaToN, November 5.--Elli
son & Co., of Liverpool, in addition
to their usual monthly report, has
issued review of the cotton trado
of Europe for 1874-75. This takes
the place of tho annual circular of
OFT Trumpler, of Zurich, which has
been discontinued. "a comparison
of the deliveries of cotton III Great
Britain and the continent for the
first five sessions show that the con
sumption of the continent is gaining
ground upon that of Great Britain,
when the consumption WAS less
last season than in any one of the
previous four, AMI may bo taken as
more passing variation, such rs the
continental figures also show. July-
ing from wcokly deliveries, tho fall
ing of has beon about til, same in
both cases daring the season lust
closed. From n number of estimates,
including the natural Increase Of
spindles, the effect Of the Factory
not and other circumstances bcal ing
upon tho consumption of raw ma
tsrial, it ia found that tho require
monts Of Europe for 1856 will be
three por cent. greater than last
serson, or 6,752,0H1 balas of 3S2 As
pounds. To mcot THIS demand tho
report says: Tho aroa sown this
season in America is about S,755,-
900 acres, or 232, 900 acres 70 present
ing about 100000 bales less than
tho average of tho previous three
seasons. The season does not
promise to diffor materially from the
average OF 1875. The yield ia not
likely, therefore, to show any voay
important variation from 1000, 600
bales. Whatever tho sizo the crop
may be American spinncrs will re
quire about 100000 bales. This
would loavo 2,700,000 bales for
Europe out Of n total of 100000.
On the basis of those :i5ures a roa-
sonable estimate of tho import into
Europe for the season will be 2,75O,.
600 bales. The average import from
India during the past two seasons
has fallon short, of 100000 bales,
md this is tho highest figure We
fool justified i'll adopting for 1875 6
With n continuance of the present
Rcale OF prices it more likely than
not that our estimate will not be
reached. Brazil will probably send
as no more than last year, 500, 900
bales, but the supply from Egypt
nlay reach 100000 bales.
Smyrna and tho West Indians, &c.
will probably furnish about tho samo
as in l874--'75. Consequently they
put the total supply at 5,4so,O00
bales. This estimate is worked ont
by some elaborate statistics no as to
show that ut tho end of September,
1876, tho stocks III tho ports will be
176,0oO bales--(of $50 pounds) loss
than in 1875 in other words, that
tho balance of unused cotton at tho
5 end of next season will 1bo about
100000 bales exclusive of tho stocks
at tho mills. These circulntions,
based AZ thoy are on long averages
and intimate knowledge of the
trade, are accepted as foroshawdinp
tho facts closely as can bo OK.
ypected. frrge fsT@ FyTF$ 7
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17
IN BANKRUPTCY.

In Ho David G. Means, Bank rupt, F.. pnrte
sam l: Is. olownoy, Assignee. Petition
for snie Of B,nkrnpt's Estate. ~
\ OH J. is hereby given to NIL creditors
~ holding liens against the estato of
the above named Bankrupt, that tho same
must bo established before mo at nv Office
in Yorkville within twenty.one dnys from
tho hrst publication of this notice. other.
wise they will bo dcbarred from any share
in the distribution of Bankrupt's estate.
''''.s BY order Of Court.
u1..n Gus W. I, CLAwsoS,
now Register.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17
Eho 1olt1xn Orc
,ra.. H0NG )PATiIIC
PF a P,NT a ~

PH ARM -ACY
Removed OH cptomber LIST to the spnciou.
store at No. 80 est Fayettc street, where
tho rropriotow will be pleased to see their
old frien's md patrons. A complete stock
of puro nn.l reliable ommopathic Mcdi-
zines "s well Ms BooSa for Physicians md
mmily use, constantly opt in stocs. orders
per mail promptly attended to. Address
BoerioNo d I"fol, i35 West Fayette street,
B0ltimoro .'I.r.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17

~ Jaques Ofenbach is coming over
next year to direct Philadelphia Cen.
tennial concerts Ho has long been
desirous Of visiting America, but has
hitherto been dGterrod by droad OF
1 soa& sickness. N #* '"" y" . -
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17

t>ii sazAros s---Mosos M.rifs. nj" Itr7o77
'rHrsaSsSrar'yxi Jo.oph Thompson
John ,Oibsnn. Joel Cones. y e.. .,.T
". Ruf1-StoriH. e,.. - .tl.. p 20 D..
~ At|l. u. Clowncy--t!lcrk Of tho Court
AZ. T. Fcil-Judgs Of Probate. -sl ~
NJ ". Peake--Cosnty Auditors. r'-n
aW, M.,Nelson - Count y, Treasurer. o.
9 VII. CrawfOrd. rd.-''oh0oll Conini issiotiet,
r. X. Martin jury Com missioner. . 3.
.ioossTr ooMaiasioSans-Jas. Il. Harvey,
Henry 5acob, Carter Baa,y.
q II. n. Obcar- U. 3. Commissioners,
, xorAeSs Frnt.oy-M. G. Rohsfts,r. j.
: Q. Dayis, IL N. Obe.r, D.,B. Kirkland.
b TRIAL sJusT.oEs-A. NJ. Mnpkry. ". II
Marshall, Jane, Aiken, SilSs ". Ruff.
u. J. +. W. Coleman, Thonlas Walker,
DR.. I'm :. Scott. ,.G@H
4. Il. Robertson.
wIaSssnHo NATIONAL BANK ov souru
oAnoLixA.. AuTuoRlzno b CAPITAL SOU, ,O0C
rAip UT $75. 900. =, .'...,',
w. II. Robertson. Prcsidont.
Gen. II. mcMas.or, Vice. President.
Saml. Il. Clawncy, Cashier.
,. u. q. Robertson. 1cllrr.
cav" " OlnECTonB. tn"Nf'''' p,
Z ". u. Robertson, II. l.. Elliott. jaime,
Seaty, George II. McMastcr. d. Il. .Flen.
slken. Jan. Is. MoCant,. Jna. n. Ron, Jas.
Nricc, A. S. Douglass. Col. Willi.m
,hnston, Of Charlotte, n G. .
.....u. TOWN OfsicRns.
Pierre Bacot~-In,endant.
wAunHSs--r. 0erig. J. a. Fraser. "
~. Nelson, J. u. McCarlcy. .....
81, ,oHlHr or roLIon-r. j. II. Murphy.
wixxsBoRo RuiLnisd AND LOAN AssoctA-
~ tTlDS. e aM
g. II. MISUNDERSTANDING
Jamoa B.n,y-Vicc- -prosidupt.
ID. X. Flennikcn Sec. and Treas.
II. n. obear, Attorney
Direotor.-Ja. 4. Brioc, Samr b.
Clowrry, @. A. White, 1. N. Withcrs. J.
n. Galloway. F. Ed,r. I. B. Madden,
W. II. F!enniken, J. 3. Connor. .....
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17

! aESTs wontcd ! Medals and dipo mas
n awarded for Holmans Now Pictorial
>iblcH. 1900 illustrations. Address for new
circulars. Holman Il G, $50, Arol,
street, Philn.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17

Hero is solemn warning to
young ladies, noycr hang out clothes
on washing day A young woman
in Indiana recently foil dead while
doing this. .,..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17

DIR. Mary Walker expresses the
opinion that if women wcro to sud,
denly take to wearing short Jackets
and snllor~cut trou ,ers, in throe
months their now gnrb would excite
no special attention on tho street.
Suppose she tries it herself for
awhile, just to SEQ how many street
Arabs she can rally to ,".shoot that
RIG" .9'i+' ~ =.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17

Tho pross of Florid, is dom,nd.
ing some restraint on the reckless
destruction of game by tourists,
who spend months in indiscriminate
slaughter, for no other purpose in
the world than to say, whom they 90
back home, tlmtv they had baggod
30 many hundred birds or shot SO
many dcor. -
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17


A HOME QuEsrIoS. "A Detroit boy
surprised his father the other day
by asking:
"Fathor, do You like mother ?"
"Why, yes, of course" e.
And she likes your" "'
"Of course she does"
Odd sho evor say SO"
"Alany n time, my son."
pid sho mary you because she
loved you7"
"Ccrtainly she did"
The boy looked tho tho old man
over, and after long pause, asked:
"Wcll, WAS aho as noar-sightoi
then as sho is now ?"--Dctroit Tree
{ Press. ".w
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17
NEW ADfEitI lSEAtNiH.

/ 4 oRNrs 20 elegant oil cbromos mount
"a od, size 9xl1, for ST. Noyeltios and
chromos of overy description. National
Chrome Co.. Phlla.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17
Samples Of these New and Hand
some Goods

And, II shown to yonr friends and neigh
bors, we are suro it will bo TO your advan-
tngs to send us = large order. We pay
freight on MI bills amounting to $40 and
upwards. All orders mnst be nccompan-
iod with the CASH, or we sond tlcm G. o.
d.. md guarantee satisfaction.
Best Gtc. Prints in tho city Long
Cloths y. 10, l24e. None equnl to them
in the State. Well known brands of
Alpacns and Mohnira. just imported. lIo-
siery Department Full Of we'll assorted
good" at popular prices. Gents Furnish
ing goods complete, nsn department. Onr
Boot an Shoe Department is second to
none ON this continent From the cheap
tat EIo:an TO the finest hnni mntle goods.
Tho n"at complete md best managed
Carpet Department in the world! Cloths,
Cassimeres and Jeans are bought by tho
case anil sold at o very small advanced
Brown and BlcNchcd Shirtings sold Of
factory prices Flannols and Blankets at
prices that will astonish.
We shall expect an order from you or q
oall when You visit Columbia. g..
sep 80 -3m 'f.' ..'"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17

AZ = AN Indiana lad who has lust fin
ished reading the Biblo through,
announces the words s"boys" and
girls, aocenr, il it twice - &
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17

"A son =, of the Hon. Daniel w.
Voorhees,, it Is said will soon mako
his appearance upon tho stage in tho
character ofHamlot, which he is now
studying. - ,,,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17

MIND reading, psychomnncy. fascina-
Wilton. sonl charming, mcsmcrism, and
marriage. guide, showing how either acx
mny fnscinato and gain the love and nfrrc-
lion of any person thoy choose instantly,
4oO pages, by n:nil so cts. Hunt j. Co., 1879
7th street, philn., Pa.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17
Cotton.

A REVIEW or THE TRADE--INrEREsrISa
ESTIMATES, sTATITTICs AND CALIcULA-
TIONS.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17

Germany with population of for.
ty two million, last year graduated
six hundred. and sixty physicians,
rejecting one hundred and eight ap,
plicants. o'&A
baA .SegR4l-.2L-..... !. L.i )
The National Grange will meet in
Louisville, Ky, on tho 17th inst
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17
SPECIAL NOTICE.

pAnTIEs Knowing themselves indebted
l. to mo nre requested to call and settle
at onco, or their accounts will be plncod in
IN officers hand for collection.
nov Q JOHN JOHNSTON.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17
Columbia, S. G..

ME attention Of purchasers in every
l. part Of this State ig called to co..sid-,
a very important fact, namely, TINT the old
established house Of II. a. baRAVEK 4
&c is not closed but reorganized upon
tho ..ly basis that can be eitrried on sue.
cessfully,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17
WY Ea5&es TassaY.

tNNE Ton Of White Lead which euar.
- antce q puro Lead, for sale a. the
drug store of .' HSt ~
w. K. AIKEN
8 nny .. o.. ."...- ! -.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17
.!.R,nEs,tlnI9ars

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7au0T auQr ytoilG8 ~ Il II !
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E4,Jy5 ng,nrw o. al yI,hrog,H
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LIZ con&Sdhoiice of tho low price Of cot.
tsrniiucd to .ell my ontire stock Of goods
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17

STRICTLY CASH.
And We assure our patrons that we
shall continue the same honorable course
Of dealing with thcm that WAX such q din.
tinguishcd feature with the house of r. C..
Shivcr 4 Co. Wo hHve now in store the
best selected stock Of
DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, GAPS, CARPETS, OIL
CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES
WALL PAPER ETC.
Ever seen in this city, selected hy one
Of the firm. vino snpcrintends tho bust.
ness, and consequently knows tho wants
Of this community better than buyers 70.
siding elsewhere. Tho entirc stock will
! be offered at priccs never before oqualed
in thib section. The prices will atartle
and attract you At sight. We invite you
to send at once for
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17

Slak}i 40 8YA"i Ii
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17

ALL. persons de-
IVA string to buy
Goods Ivy the piece
IA wholesale prices
will do wcllto cali on
the undersigned be-
fore purchasing else
where. They are
prepared to supply
Town and Country
merchants with Dry
Goods, Boots, Shoes,
Hats, III o 81 icr y,
Ladies and Gents
furnishing & 90 q $
Notions &c.
j. S. Elder g. Co.
...... ."a a@' x
IN s11I undersigned
desires to inform his
friends that he can
still be found at the
o'd stand ready to
supply them with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08
FIFE AND Loss OFLIrE IN SIN FRANCISCO

EXPLOSION or GIANT POWDER ~ BUILDING AD-
Joining BONDED WAREHoUSE-rHE wARE-
HOUSE AND OTHER PROPERTY DEsIEOYED-MEN,
WOMEN, AND CHILDREN CRUSHED BY THE FALL
ING WALLS, AND BURNED TO DEATII-LOss MORE
THAN HALF A MILLION DOLLARS.
SAN FRANCIsCO, April IA disastrous fire, accom-
panied with loss of life, occurred this afternoon at
the corner OF Spear and Harriion-sts here. II Was
caused By an explosion Of giant powder
in frame building adjacent to Haibaway's
bonded warehouse. The walls Of the warehouse
were crushed in and "a number of frame buildings,
occupied a. saloons and dwellings were blown 10
pieces; aud in a few moments the whole was one
mass of flames. number OF men, women and chil-
dren were crushed by the falling ruins and some
persisted in the flames
ii is impossible at present TO ascertain the number
of lives lost or persons injured The fire is now nm
der control being confined 10 the immediate vicin-
ity of the explosion. The loss III the bonded ware
house is not less than 3j09.0O0.
The adjacent property burned. consisting Of bay,
barn. c0al-shed saloon, and dwelling. perhaps
S2j,oOO more Search is making in the runs as
promptly as the fire will admit for the recovery of
bodies.
Three have been taken out thus far, and il is
thought that there several Others in the ruins.
but in the confusion prevailing il is impossible 10
ascei tain. There is large crowd of persons at the
scene of disaster and great excitement prevails.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08
POLITICAL OPINION IN BROOKLYN.

The last meeting of the Liberal General
Committee for Kings COubty-Joan Casbow, Chairman
ard NJ c. T. ir!e, 9ecretarywas hc!l ~ Hawley's Han
BrOo.lyn. last night: The meeting was preliminary to
the creation Of new body and the attendance
large Tue following resolutions were offered and
ucOpted after considerable discussion, IN which the
relations OF the Ihera! with the Democratic party
thoroughly examined:
,selred That he.l' rjoce with liberal
PEOPLE
IN
Deee Irra parties ~
those
r The be-: Interests o! the pere by With
opposition Grant Republican hu
Fiat Of Kings County hold Themselves resdv
a the battle shoulder 10 shoulder with that
erOTt ths BE- to wloc out
vbeulns vctO tic Aion national aIsfs aud to
trg bach prosperity gooo gorenmeni 9d perfect peace to In
ssIrIins psoph-
I,sord. Ltve aodirg firth us Gov Tidca sin
good work Of reform susrcousJ begun uhr
eonspuor and bsl bnd resting place VITA sn' oAi OF
81. siiu lis Fe.ca n5 ~ h good ne heartily pledge
BIC cuf GBdiD4ed and cordial suppor-
Several gentlemen. among whom were Messrs. Theo-
dore Tbcler and Henry 3. Bellows spoke in favor OF
the resolutions, and they we're hnaIy passed with
hardly dissenting voice wcGne sday, May ;, the
ttme Tor holding the PRIMARIES 10 eject dele
snie. 10 compose the new committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08
IONGSHOREMEN on STRIKE.

TIE STEAMSHIP COMPANIES AGAIN DkIIED-A GEN
EEAL STRIKE TO OCCUR TODAY.
A strike occurred yesterday among the
pongshoreipen the North RIVER. Tney have been
eevng cents for day and AZ cents for night work
They make demand OF 40 cents for hob Tle strike
bryan tic White Star linz, Fer No s2 bat the places
OF tic were immediately supplied By green bands
and si ors The agents Of - lnc say that not one OF
the strikers viii be taken back.
At the Atlas line, Pier 10. o. they also struck,
bat TIE stcvcd0rc made yTya:c arrange
nlent with them, end they resumed work.
At the Transatlantic line, Pier No. 80. 100
men struck aud the Percre being unloadei by the ship
bands. All the roen at the National bnc stopped work
executing about 20 The say that they expect
90 men today from tie coal region. About 100 men
ttruCk w.ic uDloadi1g tle GI steamer CtJ o! New
YORK, and TIC Company working green hands.
East River tie strike oHy extends 10 the pes OF
W d. Morgan aud Mallory q Go. all Others are paying
a. cents. Upon both rivers there mas been Stationed an
force D police. So far ClsturO3uc" Las occurred
large body Of wOrlirgmcn, representing the differ
societies Of iogshUrencu, ueG last evening No
70 Naflcks TO discuss tho praccabll;y OF making the
nominal strike - afcItIy general ana concerted
ON the part OF the societies. Speeches U hitter ana
determined character iDsdc by several peTsOus,
NM 1aaliy motion ktIike for ~ cents IN hour for
dav and night work prevailed Tle siiike 20 take
tHcc, tbs fine % SO Will bc Inflicted upon
any member who sbail WORK IJr less pay pending the
s;IAe.
Tic 'lonssEOreucn of I)cge ~ heli meetiog Last
evening Al The schocl house at Jdnessf anu Scw.Bow
cry. Nearly a tie of this lodge are employed
Oh the per. along the East River. and only Limited
nu'nh arc stfiEr most of tic s'evedorcs having
seeded 20 their dcmand for ~ cents per hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08
WALLST. NOTES.

The stock market was agitatcd lay number
OF rumors yesterday, principally OF pleasant char
uctcr.
Atlantic and PaGfc Telegraph advanced "a per cent
the report that the Company had extended their lines
aud increased their facilities for the transmission Of
aided by the expected early connection with
the Independent Gable Company.
Ere advanced on the revival Of the report that the
litigation with Jay Gould To be amicaoly adjusted
Inquiry the counsel Of the Company elected the 10
formation that the ug alton had been settled yet
bit he had doubt that the final settlement would be
Elected IN short tne as arIangeucnts were making
to that end.
Tie Western Union Telegraph directors held meet
ing yesterday but DsactcI no public business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08
xxwyoRx DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY s75TRlPtE SHEET

tered for postmortem exam9ation Efeeis,of
lila watha Council No. "a, Junior o. u A. NJ, to spell
ING match to be held this evening T6e Sixth Presoy
terian Church will have spelling match thiseyening
wrsr On.ycy-Thc annual town meeting was held on
Tuesday evening. The report of The Collector shoHeu
The receipts from all sources. including Sx's anu inic
cs and and interest FOR tue wears 1874 BE
1874. to be {JS,3i9 56; Disbursements ss3i 40; Total
taxes and assessments duo the township sill6 10 lie
liabilities which are In bonds that have been issued Tor
permancn ut over assets amour 10 VIZ
2sa 10. Tue report adopted. lt was d"ldch NAV
Inc now before tue Legislature should he
submitted TO tho people. amendment by anendins"i;
and voted upon in q separate paiiot-D0x al the fa'i
election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08
LATEST Returns From RHODE ISLAND

Providence, L. l., April 7.-lIeturns from
the entire State. except Block 1land. give Haz ir'i
tSolfing R-pJ $685. Iipl;tt org. R'p) s.2s5. and
Cutler (DeDJ 5l33. The majority Tor the
Republican candidates for Secretary " STATE
Attorney General and Treasurer ia between looo ana
1000 The the largest ever cast IN his STAT"
with one exception. MI Hazard Cooling E@pJ has the
morality in the City and County OF Provdrhce
and the Counties OF Newport and Washington. Cutler
Deu) has the plurality in Kent and Bristol Counties
There are twenty vacancies in the General Assembly and
the election Of Governor depends upon the party tic-
ccss,ul in fllinQ the vacancies Al the next tial the
cno;ce is b. law between H"zIri and L'ppitf. The
frien0s Of the Latter claim majority OF the member, so
lar elected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08
o'NEILL 4 cos DRY GOODS OPENING.

O'NEILL & cos DRY GOODS OPENING.
The opening yesterday at the establishment
OF Messrs II. ONel Co., at Nos. 32 and 3e9 Sxhave,
"a successful one, was attestod by the great
crowd that ged the different departments through
out the day. Tic establishment has been greatly eu-
larged recently far beyond opening the doors ABOVE
the Six ,bave lore connection has been made from
Tweniieti-st. The decorations yesterday were very
arsticay arr apged side OF the store was covered
completely with n great variety Of damask ana
brocade elk ties aHd tie silks, with very
pretty blending Of the many co'ors. Ine oi'rr
side was set Of with great variety OF cooa.
anu the ceiling above seemed canopy OF riooons Oh
variegatcd colors. In the upper story new uePsr'
meut has been opened. Trmmoi bonpets aud ha's arc
the specially here. and the display attracted much aue
ton The firm carry great variety or straw Goo's'
unusually large for the retail trade. An oIlsna s,'o
OF Summer hat, named 1.-The Derby" OF novel design
Judging from the demand made for IT, Ine hh'rS ~,
I'M. department. also attracted much attentoh iie,
Was ais made "a display OI ihueup isc' e"o"s va
all descriptions. Below, IN Inc nilo'ie VI ',o
store a fountain Of cologne kept III conslhut play
ne fn,ipg the gbOe plice AMI deceivlng TIE VISITOR,
vim iu.ut well have believed that the ftagancc cdne
fr,n me artificial flowers winch were placed IN every
aysilabl spot. The firm make specniiiy OF hhts anu
lies and straw goods Department. bu. Keep also
"A most varied assortment o; ribbons. hOweif feathers,
,arapos aces and lace goods, rul'ug~ cnOroidrlfs,
Md elvct as well infants dresses In ali tine latest
ptern. g. Their sales. IL is stated nave been 81 per
ccut Ia OF those Of lasr year.
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Az EXTENSIVE FIRE IN THIS CIeY.

There was ali alarm sounded ut 1850 p. M.
yesterday fire that broke Oh: IN Eolings brewery,
on s.. Aun's-aye., in tho Tbirty-tiiird Precinct
Al l?:?l q. IL. a second alarm was SOUNDED ana
word WAS teleefaphei 10 the Police Central once
tnat II large lire. E'lings Is one
OF the largest breweres in the ciiy, ana 10
4, rcn,,,eJ that they have "a large stock
uf a.cr beer til" accumulation OF TIE winters manu-
f,ctarr Tor SImmer stored III tie bi.!iinI. Inc
los, will probably heavy. AT H. H. the hre "ds son
burning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08

LATEST FOREIGN NETS.

COMMENTS on THE CANAL FRAUDS IN
LONDON.
CORRUPTION NOT CHARACTERISTIC or THE AMER
ICAN PEOPLE.
LONDON. Thursday, April g. 1875 a. m.
The Times. in an article Oh Gov. Tildcn's
concerning the canal frauds ia Ncwiork says:
We all know that at heart the American nation Is rs
sound as our own and equally capable OF noble IN
pulses The practices thus exposed are nexcnsae,
but tho corruption is not decpseatcd and by no means
charac teristic OF the Amer lean people"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08

keep those cog.wheels we'll oiled and frequently TO ex
anime every part. Wilson was performing THIS duty
lie leaning try the journal on The further
tide Of the wheel, when his foot slipped and he wac
taro1l upon the swiftly moving machinery HIS cioth
Ing WIS caught between the cogs and In moment MS
enIIre body was crushed. The engine was stopped hut
only the shapeess form Of the mans body was iec0v.
erei. The remains were taken to the Ninth Precinct
Police Station aud Coroner Wotman is TO hold an in