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, 1875-03-05

Of the road has been maintained in good conf]i-
tlon, and will boar comparison for efficiency with
previous years. Eight engines lAya been re-.
onsst, tWonty-uine received thorough repairs,
Axty-tWo general repairs. All tho road-engiues
9mnsa 2s. hy this Company havo steel tiros aud
n1hts!.afea IT.! 4Ie turniaAel with tho alr.brake,
sMes OF Hhleh have been pus on during lie
Rae1sns e year. The number Of engiucs own6d by
IN" IN eoapany ts No. The oars OF Ill o.assss 40
~ 9ooa condition ss theY weso 1t the close OF
mrl'nas. s ea1s w. have besn supplied with tho Nost-
.useIusa 'n,a alF,bshkc. Tho hiiilor p1etform and
el .susaps asse bean placed upun sisty-oght pss.
yousala Limo flsiah,rn siF tour now post.l carr. ten
osoaa.&auge trucks have boou conn1oteI Fnnr
passenger; ! mall. 3 baggage. md aSs f,sirht.
~ hare hten rebuilt, Ml frelrht.ea1s rae.iyad
snotonRh repairs. and II pssscnrar' mai i
taggaKe, aud ,780 freyht-oara recS,ss natts 2
up. ooea psohon
the AMOUNT or Yar,n,r
forwarded from tbscago by this roaf] dn,},. ~,
A3t tve Jeaza was "a follows; lsT ai1 ,x ~ ,o
eounds u which Isl, ,3s4 l10 wore msssnsn.ian Nv
ll6,a9o, 300 sundries, aud the baiapce ers3m n
os.: tob9;eo IT.; 1871. eo44la, 700 *, pornd., .
ss saadsass, md tAs balauas essin.
, 1875-03-05
't!io Diatrict for February amounted 10 ove.

Dhio I)iatrict for February amounted 10 ore.
,4l50UO1.
The Board Of supcrriaors Of Mclean Couo.y.
1llinofs. have requested Judge Upton 10 call !
special Grand Jury to indct 8. r. Do1loir, Cir.
chit Clerk, for irregnlarit4 m official actlona.
A yonng man namod named JnHepl Lang, v1s-
is!ng fricnaa At Hrrmanson, o., whtle taking
lnsvo. Wednesday niHht. III s,ooplng over to
fnastr his nyorehoos, felt dead, i, II supposed,
from heart dikeAAe.
Tonr cotorcd men demandcd admission, to ths
now Memphis theatre llat hight. and we're gtycn
neatB in tie tEess-circlc, 11srarer Dhvey having
abandoned tho Idea OF contrasting their right to
10 70 In the courts.
Tho Mclean County tIl1,) Agricultural acc;etr
las dete1nned to offer very full Int Of 1alzca
5or tho display Of poultry nt tho lair noxs fslI.
1hfa las been effected by tho effur!s Of tho
bloomington Poultry A.Hocistion.
The firo Insurance Underwriters Of afiIuau-
teo arc buA,!y engaged In negotiating With tho
Nav York Underwriters tho futuro rules, Fegu-
1Atinna and Fates of their !,cal insurance. :cy.
oral meetings ha~e been held lately, to talk the
matter ovor Aid auothcr WAS hold this after
noon. Tho r"ln's will In a few days bo male
public,
, 1875-03-05

HFFftl7 Et<fHlffH u The {Httd00 IFI5HHf,
kASEAs TRY, March "A freight train Was
dltched this morning on the northern branch OF
tho North Missouri. noar Ottumwa. 1lEae car
went off. aud Tho engineer was injured. 4
Two freight traius ut lilo junction OF The Han
.ihal L st. Josspll aud North Missouri, 10 m.lea
fiun this city, cotdoA Ills lnoruinK, tho ltunni-
bal 4 1T. Joseph euglno ptoYlng total wreck.
4 fireman MAS slightly hurt.
Conductor HawIoy. Of tho Il. L. Il. H., Ind
llis hand crushed yesterday, near Nlclmond, by
caEooao jumping lilo track and striking sgaiugt
= ito. No other damage.
, 1875-03-05
The Census la EsxSasad--Bome Curl.
GUS EHCtks
f1IF tf,H

boms Interesting facts OF tho ce1Ikus we're re-
TERED TO In paper read i,y Ar. Il. HALEY Waller
" the meeting Of the Manchester Statistical 30
cistJ. Among others 1t maa noticed thut in Eo-
gland aud NAles tue females Of the population
oasnumbe1ed tho males by upwarlla Of half 4
million but above tho age OF IS tlle naleB ox-
cseded @ tho females In nnnlaer. Wllla the1o wero
4g0O00 vidoHers, tbera wero H78, o0o widowy,
Aooyo tho aye Of 10 lomAles numbsrad two 10
every nAic. The uumbor Ut cestonariaus had
decreased during tho last forty years, totwitb-
standing ths increase Ia population. Thafe
were III the soutaaastern EQUATION, with LOOK, ,Uu0
81 population. 1,f)38 nonAgeuArians, Nhlls ia
London with threa and quarter mlllons, there
we're only asA, and Ia Lancashire aud Cheshlss.
VITA sl1allAx aggregate population; oaly 5s3.
, 1875-03-05

and broshor.n-'aw. who claim to have ca1Rht
tho rarslas In GxEranto delictu. Wagner bot-
.awed Rhot-gun, on tho 2s!h Of October last,
All crawling ur 10 Rhomberg'e esloon. a.lot
him dead through thc window. 1he defonte
havn relied mainly upon the insanity dodge, hn.
,he general ta,nresason auoug the community
- that It Was ! cold. cowardly mur-
kh1"h ~ Tho law, Tie evidence elictcIa At the
tslal failed t9 establish t!e insanity Of Wagner.
ana It1dEo WIlsnn. in hfA charge to the Jury,
PLAINLY limited that such plea tn viow OF all tho
circumstances. waa only calculated to defeat the
ends of Justice. The inrY, at tho prrHent writ
ing. midnight arc sill mt, but the rcueral
opinion ID that ths verdict will DO "Guitty."
, 1875-03-05

SFEtfd1 @71s1N{fh u Th4 FNit010 TFIbH1N,
DunupuE. a., March 4.-Tho famous Wagner
murder tslsl. which has been dragging hetoro
tic District Court fos Two wsaks past, was con-
cluded ~ o'clock saia evening, aud tho caso
submitted to tho jury. The lnusdoror, Charles
Wagner, suspected Frank nhomberg, . saloon
keeper, Of criminal Intimacy with his wlfes and,
shss% suspicious being confirmed By hss slssos
, 1875-03-05
OCEAN SIEAMShlP NEWS,

6ntctat Dispatch 10 The khitda" Tribune.
BAN FRANCISCO, March i.-The Pacific Msi
steamer Ataska saslol to-day for Hong Kou;
via Yokohama. Bl.o started Monday, but
blight zccldent to her machinery caused de-
tsntion,
new Yonx. March misunderstanding
java and City OF Now York, from Liverpool !;
lsat5 ard 6tase Of Indiana, from Glasgow.
, 1875-03-05

MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, March IA gentleman
from Oak Crock to-day repeats story onco Lo-
fore started. that MI old crazy man ut property,
living In that place. Ia conaucd by his relatives
In small room, or closet without clothes or
1oocsvarteB, to save tho cost Of boarding hIul at
tho 1usane ASYLUM, wlete be would 10 q rcd
for. His body ls declared 10 bo cayerod With l,ar
serora nchoa long, and he IL iD tue nloat fright
tut state Of ti!th and disease. There IL KEeat in
dignatiou oxProsyed at the csuslty Of thu pro-
ceedinK, and al investigation will probably bs
mada 1t once,
, 1875-03-05

Stfe.af U,xDIteA u 7ht C,hieHJo 1rabnur.
FonT WAySr, Mar:! Aired Sullivan, book
keeper Of the Adams E1prcs. Company ,dccanrct
on Wednesday night. aid llo Is nov discovered
to bc short about F30o 1t is supposed that ho
went TO Chicago
, 1875-03-05
FRANCE.


THE CAE1EEf HCIDLE.
PANS, March 4.--Dtfcu1tics iu tho formation
OF now Cabinet ilnvo arson. Tllc Left will nol
cousent thst a representative Of tho Moderate
hight shall enter 1t. II tho negotiations fail,
President Maesahnn will form Ministry With
nnt further consultation With parties In tho Aa-
acnhlv.
, 1875-03-05

-four, etc.; 1872, e2soo3 200 pounds. Of which
ll5eo2 SOD were 99ereh'nt,iss nne 1o9e7' ~
lY73 GU7, ,4oo, ,o0O pounds, Of which VT 4
wero morclandss s2us7 100 ~. sanriss -, M ,s
nnnt,is oi wl..cl il3 Coz. 100 woro merchandise
i47.GoB, 100 su,.tros, mud tho balacs other ati-
ccs.
during tho last lve years WAS m follows: 1910,
155i 933 300 pounds; iB7i 1.6o5 787. .9o9 pounds
1B7A 1,6G2, ,L53, 300 po,lala 1873, 1,5i5, ,216 B00
pounds; 1874, 1866. .o0G. COO roui.da.
Tho amount Of freight forwarded from sl eth-
tiois In Illinois for to last five yeass was az fol
lows 1S70, 2,G95. 7a5 900 pounds; 1871. 3,16l,-
8ss. ECO pounds; 1879, 3.dao GOO pounds; 1875
2!s ooo, 200 pounds; ls'4. A27at? 1oo po;,t'tls.
tiona IN 1own during tic 1ast 1.-Two years was Al
follows; 1870. 552.n3i. .IO0 pounds: 1871. 6t'2.-
tOD, 400 pounds; 1879. ed9. 40, ,G1D pounds; ta73
871 .G9J. 900 pountls; 1874, 300 pounds.
Tic following aro tho
EXPENDITURES or THE COMPANY
from Tho timc II commenced operations ID 1861
n Tar al. 1A7js
, 1875-03-05

LONDON. March 4.-.idyces from Tucnu
AyrnA states that tho nalaco Of tho Catholic
Archbishop Of that city mas sacked and the
homes of tho Jesuits fet on fire.
, 1875-03-05
Austria.


an AnCHpuKE'X PAMPHLET ON THE DANCER Of
HERMAN AuaAEssluN.
f'a|iynan.s Net~HJer.
Tho ATchInk1 john 6alvator Ct Tuscany
wliosa work has lately caused buch u sonsatioE
In Vienna, IL a son Of Leopold H.. 0raul DUKE
OF Tuscany, who WA lctllrouol IN l56U. Tie
young mai. wlic IL not yeI 81, entoscd military
school whom quito lad, mud, In due course,
passed hia examination ~ olflcor Of artillery
with great success, lie At last attained thu
grade Of Lleu.enaut- Colouol. iIs comrades and
Aupo1o1s look upou him as distinguished sol'
nta pamphlet appeared a fortnight ago. undo.
the titio OF considerations Oh tho OYgsutza-
tiou OF tho Austrian Artillery" It iH divided iu-
to two rartB,-oae lvlitleal md tho other mill.
tary, The young wsltct recommends to AuHtro.
Hungary tle llnHslA alliance In or1er to obyia.e
tho serious dangers which l,e foreseo1 from tho
sido Of tl'e tierllan Enlpre.
ITe sayA: ''ln sIiss vt !sendly assurAnoes ~
nl,st clearly Hso tliut tho tcndanclea to c4pal.-
tlol, Of our neighbor are dangerous fos ths
Austrian lnona1chy. Az yet tho results obtained
arc relatively not very considerable. For net-
"ittlstaiitE The systeluatlo e1citomont kept W
a,nous tllo States OF Austria, tic sentiment OF
tI,eis ndlosiou still exists tho inte.ests which
s1,lirt thum together during soMe ceutu1ie. Aro
s!lH loo powerful to ba destroyed. Tho ta! OF
tlc Austrian Etnplto ih said to le ouly a1uosion
Ut t!nse, ind no war will bo REQUIRED 10 bring II
about: 4 war must and Will uono for oul
nelkhbor coyeta tile tIna country OF the Danube,
tor tho flontioss Of Germany demAnd ai exsen-
atoh Oh tla eastern Hae, Just NJ Austria IL al
ways ready to dsfent her rights. 20 sae will not
fail to struggle 1t that moniant whoa her very
exthtouca Mi!l 10 ut stakG. That cniulat will b.
the decisive Que. Mas tte time which remains
to uB until then bo vt least eMpioycd In prop.
asations for y serious aud successful d.
fenas !" .........
Passing to questions especially military tut
Atchdul0 demonstrated tho necessity Of work.
, 1875-03-05

!sjeeiai Dis,ateh +, 3hs t'httaso Tribune.
iouSusEows, o., March At the Morrs
Mines, miles from this city, tAs moraiug, too
msuy miners Kot on kha shaft. which IL 2U0 fee
dpop. Une OF tAem MAS crowded o1, aud fell to
tue bottom, killing him tna!anly.
, 1875-03-05

7
srtrtat Dis}htth 10 7Ae chfea1o Tribup.
SPRINGFIELD ILL.,. March i.-Threo Of the Il.
liopo.ls gang Of thieves were sent up to-day to
the fenitentiasy. Joseph Kerr stood hiB trial
fer larceny aud went up for four ycars, where
n2on Frank White aud Henry Wilson plcadcd
guilty. md wcso aontcnrcd one year each.
, 1875-03-05
Archbishop Manning Summoned 10
Rome By tho Pope.
State Eudowments to be Withdrawn
from Catholic Clergy in
Germany,
Arrest and Banishment of Zorrilla, tho
Spanish Statesman.
ITALY,
lltiiInAkNIR

1'oNE, Match 4.-Thc report that Count Costl
ih 10 ha transferred from Washington to London
IL contrAdicte,l on authority.
ARCHBISHOP NASS1S6 CALLED 70 nosc.
1-nSnpS, Marcel, $3.50 n. m.-Atcublai,on
Manning l,aa received Humn1ons from tho poue
70 emma 10 Rome. It In auttloritativeIy stated
that he IL 10 10 made Carlinnl.
, 1875-03-05
TILt.TAfptlJG,

.',-tfsl Dispatrh 70 Tie tAtcae., Tribune.
CuAHrA1bs, III, ,Earct, 4.-Wslam Coleman,
Of this place, has been arre.ted for taking about
1900 from tho drawer OF Graham K AlcCoar, OIL
Monday night last, the money being fouuI 10 hin
notHas sion.
, 1875-03-05

THE t:HRDEHEH sHARKEf AT BAVARIA.
HAyA:;A. March i.-6harkcy. the escaped tnui-
dcrer ar1estra ~, co'nt!a;nt Of the Captain of
the steamer Crescent City, lEas becu released.
, 1875-03-05

ATHEIST AND UASi4HNEsr or TlE T:1-nAp1cAl
rkEN;EE, ZoNEfILt.
tho Madrid correspondent Of tho London
TnMs. "sitca. Feb. {; In earnest Of the policy
the first Cnfinet Vt tho Restoration intend to
adopt with thoen whom they bave reason to fear
~ iniacal 10 tho csHti,g stn.c of thugs was af-
fosdcd by the appearance OF remarkable eireu-
lar in tic f'a:' IT, 1t day Lcforo Yesterday moro.
iNl; at abont tho ranae 1tn,o Us picket Ct con,
stables proceeded to tGe horto oi tho cx-l.a,iic.
Premier, Don Manuel 1luiz ZnrrilIa null place.
him under arrest, a,, arrest which was succeeded
By summary ami enforced ban,shn,cnt last night,
without tho least form OF legal accusation Of
trial. The step tile Governnaant l,are sakon IL
extraordinary aad bold. Whether isA result vii
hp what they csiso is question fer tho futnyo
Few people believe ls,liz Iu4 ILL could Lave dant
thc Restoration much harm by llis rcsilcnce :,
fInu. Siany belinvo In csn. II disposed, do Il
far more harm in lllH forced exile
cUpy nf tho WArFank WIS served on Iorfil1s
hy tho officers charged with the execution OF
The or3or, aamc eighteen or twenty In number
Tiny seized I'll h's papers h,ld took complete
l'oBsession OF his house. l'y tho eyon1uc trau
for Sartandcr ht left. with the vIew OF pToceel.
ing to submit to hia "scntc,,ce" In France.
lint othsrs wilt follow Him tlore cal be .,n
doubt, for Goyernmont, onco embarked in high.
ha1.ded proceedings lisc these: can never ca1cu-
according 10 lous-cstaolIslcd Spanish usase,
common to all tte political pastic4 which havo
existed eilce thu century began. foc,tses OF soH~
spiracy viii be cteatod onlsiln the Kingdom,
which, Eoouor or ater. will Afford iss peace
within.
Sonnr Zorrills was accompanied to tho station
By many prominent pubio men. 1u fart, that
miserable little burn. the al4tlrid terminus Vi
the Zorro Carril dol Narte. rarely before bold &c
mAny MEN who had played prominent part III
Spanish politics. Here wera ex-Ministers Riy-
ero. SaImoro.s, CarvaIal. Fiyuorola, Echegaray,
Martos. ledrceal, Garcia I:u1z, 0enza1ez. kc.,
also ax-Deputics Rolar, lIAbaena Fasoual,
Iinilla Gou'ez slguro. Monte'nar, RsluIlido,
Sardoal, Asui!cFa Gimoncz, AnSladA, 3luIeno,
afcsa, Loraute, aalvany, Nnnex do Falasco
LaFeaq, Del Val. l!iaps, l'erlMua, Mornyta.
Rivers, vayquez, Arrooiro, Erase. Gnnlo. lsub!o,
fAsorot, Gc. This Archbishop af Santiago de
Cuba also came down to take farewell Vt the
illustr.ous "cn1iEEaut.'
Xorrti!a Ia rich. n,.d hs oxpatriatton will moi
affect hin pecuuiarly, CastolaE, who will pro-
bably follow next in " emigration" III not rich
bslt ho vii! ho no loser by the move. When Iii
was made Minister. nj Il,2uU q ypar, ho hnu Il
sacrifice literary labor Which waA bringing him
n e.. 900 yoar, md 1.o has earned, at leapt AZ
much elnco the coup d'otAt Of Jan. 8, 1874. Ihit
litera,y lubor, snl lilurl, moro ho can perform
Is vol. 1t not better, abroad than in Bpaiu.
, 1875-03-05

sptn0t Dttp1frh n 7h+ Chlraao Tribune.
OMAHA. Eeb.. March 4.-private Edgar Il.
Woas, Of Company II, Tvcnty.thizd Infantry,
desorted from Fort D. A. fsuese>l. came to tbin
city. aud. with companion, wioAo nnne ia not
known. Attempted to draw 100 ou forged pacets
in.tl1y. Tbs phyma*tcr had lecu warned by
telegraph. Tho men wero arrested.
, 1875-03-05

- CCHFESsIUH UF y FHERuEHEH,
ToTTssILLE- Pa, 3iarch i.-13iow1i. tn hc ok
ccnted March q. for the murder of m old
couple. Ar. mud Mrs. Kramer, made fu!! con.
fefsinn Of his guilt to-day. stating that lo COM
nlittcd the murder and had TO accomp1ice.
, 1875-03-05

WARRINGTON, D. g.. March 4.-For tue Nortl.-
west sud Upper Lakes, and thonco to Wisconsin.
falling barometer, uorthwes.es!y wlnds. warmer,
cloudy weathor, and anow,
local OBSERVATIONS.
March
, 1875-03-05

TELEGRAPHlc RREVlTlES.
The Free Pipe bill was defeated in the Pelu-
sylsanis scnate yesterday by vote Of 20 to ID,
There Are 2G03 iun1Atea Of tue Soldiers Home
It Dayton, O., with $50 III tho hospital.
1hs total far%nus collections Of ths Third
, 1875-03-05

Maximum thermometer, IS,
l4nasuuip thermometer, 10,
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
EuI.&op Aarrh 1,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-28
BOARDERs WANTED.

1O1 EAST TWsNTY- SEVENTH STREkT TO LrT
L. with Boar twb large, connecting Rooms soc
ond story front also thlrl story; recronc
sven aud required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-28

NO RENr-A HANDSOMELY AND COMPLETELY
1 furnished three story brown stone House IN Fury
ninth street. ~ licking avenue, for tour or six
months; terms very moderate Address d. G., box la5o
Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-28

A GENTLEMAN WISHES 10 OBTAIN BOARD IN
"A the country New jersey preterresD tor himself.
wife infant nurse in private hOHse: would like 10
make permanent arrangements must be within ~
miuu New York. ADDRESS, sta ting terms, A. b. Dol
05J Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-28

II opT pB SECOND FLOOR TO IET-GooD LIGHT;
- low rent Apply 10 w EAGLE. corner Nanek,
Vestry aaa anal streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-28

IL handsomely furnished brown stone House in har
lem; all improvements delightful neighhorh0adi easy
- 70 cars boats Apply 5l9 last Thirteenth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-28

StrEAN POwER.-CuRNER sTORES. LIGHTED ALL
- around steam heated also Rooms. sasc meat. And
nreprOpf Vaulfs. reul .ow. kpply isGEOIaGE WALKER
ioy 1entrc street. corner Hoster,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-28

OF WEST IWEN Y.sRCJND STREET TO RENT
ZDl and a low offer will be accepted from good
tenant Address W. a. B. box iz57, Post Office. New
York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-28

NIRsT FLOOR AND BASEMENT, PARLOR FLOOR
IT aud Top Floor. all modern improvements with or
WITHOUT Carpets will lie let separatey ogether st
low good tenant; dock strGuv private: 23S
West twenty fifth street. between seventh aud Eighth
avonues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-28

4 ONLY q, 40 FOR A FoUR sToRY BROW
n. stone House. not and cold water rsngee, "a
naccs CLOSETS, dunbwatters and eye modern improve
menL Apply on premises "a West rorty-thiTa stree
gL01L POTTER BRoTHERS. No. 4Warrru street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-28

I1LEGANTLY FURNISHED HOUSE. THREE STORY
IL high stoop brown stone, 20xJOx Joy lI2 West Forty
seventh street sixth avenue. nrst GAS nekhDo
hood 20 let low 20 a desirable tenant Apply 10 owner
20I Washington street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-28

Inn STREET. I0s EAST. BETWEEN UNION
square AMI Irving ee.-IandsumciY furnished
Rooms, without board, Tor gentlemen only references
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-28

LAST RIVER WAFER FRONT STORES AND VA.
II cant Lots 20 le: Apply 10 H. LObNANS. coal yard
East Sweet Delaney, address box 2sl3 Post
office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-28

po LET-FURSIsHgD, ies EAST FoRTY-SlXTH
i street brown stone four story high stoop rouse,
JOHN McKRsSoN ~ Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-28

OFT WEST TuIRTy.FIRST sTREET-THE PAR
OIL lor and the Floor above, TO let room and bed
room partially FURNISHED II required modern improve
ments; gent el neighborhool, seen for three days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-28

A THREE STORY HIGH sTOoP BROWN STONE
n House 20xs0, entirely new, all modern improve,
ments including gas fixtures OF aud near Central
Park, rent only 500 Apply 70 JOHN ", slrhrNS,
Broadway aud FIFTY first street or llhPsON PEEl,
hroadnay and FoTly onrth streeL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-28

A THREE STORY AND BAsEN Vt BROWN STONE
"A No ITO East ninth street for year at IN
nominal rent Of slvO JOhN U. WILSON. i45 Ihird Nv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-28

CORNER ORE ONLY &lo0l PER ANNuM-
~ Fourth avenue northwest corner o. weih street.
SPLENDID drug stationery, cigar or fancy goo
store also the Basement 81 SaU Apply 70 WILLIAM
III. FALCONEr A SON 100 Fourth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-28

At A sACRIFtCR-THE THREE STORY HIGH
n STOOD brown stone house No. 81 East seventy
eighth street. II rooms furnace all improvements,
must be oceuDied rem. $3.50 Apply on the premises
90 SEQ 1T
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-28

10 WEST THIR1IeIH Strictly R1 DESIK-
~ able ana handsomely furnished Room also Par
lors in suit sin Gle opposite usey House entfance
first class hou e; private family references.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-28

rINO LEASE 0W-25 EAST TWENTY FRS STREET.
20 feet from Broadway Ave story ba cement House,
70 feet deep on each story sui able Tor boarding or
WILLIAM on. owner.
l33 Firth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-28

A 10 RENT. the PoUK STORY BROWN sTONE
n. House NO % fast Forty street near Fitt
avenu every improvement and convenience. IA hn'
order with early 70 Sc ssion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-28

ITTRsT FLAT NEW FIFTH NATIONAL BANK BUILD
IL ing corner Twenty-fhird street. mirrors cormces;
Ga bIief perfectly elegant ONE 3OO Third avenue
Is, klIpAIKICK
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4 -FOUR STORY HIGH sTooP BROWN STONE
"A House and Lot No. 81 Fast Forty-nin 4 street 20
Lett handsomely furnished; rent S3uuA +. H. okADA.
81 Sixth avenuei q. a. NISSAN, Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-28

RIO LFT-Twn FLOORS soxao AND lo0x2a WIFI
A steam power. PGO0Kl.,S MACHINE WORKS.
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y I'm STREET, 10 WEST NEAR BR0ADwAY--A
81 1no suit Ut Rooms Daror floor. furnished
would rent dentist with select practice; references
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-06
Tanning CLANS.

When taken young, the Graphic says,
clans, dull and stupid as they look, may
be tanned, being readily touched by
kindness and good treatment. A friend
of the writer had one which was quite
domesticated and general favorite of
the household. At word or touch
from the hand of his master he would
open his shell and eat from the tip of
his finger, previously moistened with sea
water rich with the infusoria which form
its natural food. It even learned to
recognize its masters footstep, and it
was touching to see the joy it would ex-
press when my friend approached it at
such times it would open its shell and
make its peculiar cry until it was taken
up, when it would nestly against his warm
hand, feed, and then sink quietly into a
deep sleep, or purr somewhat like q
young kitten. For some reason the
clam was called Evil Merodach, to which
name it would respond whenever ad-
dressed. Through the carelessness of
an ignorant servant-girl it met it's end by
falling out of window where it had
been placed, as was customary after its
evening meal, that it might enjoy the
twilight, of which it was very fond, and
in which it would sing quietly to itself,
dreaming perhaps of its early days and
friends. The shell was broken, and not
withstanding the most careful nursing,
it died in few hours.