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RIO RENT FOR THE WINTER MONTHS AT FLUSH
ing, l. IA gQod'sized, handsomely furnished House,
convenient station $50 per month Address O. NJ
T.. box 5,49l Post of5oe.
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VALUABLE FACE BRICK CLAY PROPERTY AND
Brick Yard New York. for sale cheap. Address
ADMINISTRATOR box ISIS Post Office, Philadelphia
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,

nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
" sailing from pier 81 North River.
Norfolk City Point aud Richmond Tuesdays Thurs
days Saturdays r. Nj connecting with the Virginia
aud Tennessee Air Line Atlantic Coast Line, Piedmont
Air Line Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and with the
panys lines interior points In North Carolina and
Virginia. Newbern and Washington, n. g. yia Norfolk.
every Tuesday, Thursday and saturday.
Lewes Del, Monday and Thursday at r. M. connecting
with Maryland and Delaware railroads
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Through tickets and bills adng TO all points NJ
lowest rates Insurance Norfolk &c, cent Freight
received daily pier 81 North River General ohces 9I
Greenwich street. N L. MoCREADY, President
THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE
il FOLLOWING PLACES ARE THE ONLY AUTHOR
lied OFFICES FOR THE RECEIPT OF ADVERTISE
MENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE NEW YORK
BROADWAY CORNER ANN STREET
265 BROADWAY.
eb30 SIXTH AVENUE.
ia SOUTH SIXTH STREET. PHILADELPHIA
CORNER BoERUM AND FULTON STREETS BROOK.
LYN
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IT YoU WISH TO PURCHASE / OR A or THE
Il best cabinet finished Houses in Harlem, examine 4
three story houses Madison l3d and l33d
cheap for CASH will take pay in Lots ready for I'm
mediate Improvement. SHAW, Grand Union Hotel.
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A THREE STORY HIGH STooP NICELY FUR
IL nshed House 70 rent 10 private family only location
los East Twenty fourth street. Fourth No
agents.
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rJlO LET-CLIFToN, STATEN ISLAND-HOUsE NEAR
horse railroad rooms, good neighborhcod $500
from now until May S0o Apply to D. T. CORNELL, Van
derbit Landing
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CoAsTwrsE STEAMSHIPS.

H'ok NASSAU, ~ IRREGULAR NAIL STEAMSHIP
me Ihe next three departures will be follows
rom new York direct CITY OF DALLAS. November A. De-
fees F s II rom New York via Savannah Ga November
Agents ~ " passage apply TO hAY FERRIS CO..
TEXAS LINE FOR GALVESTON. TOUCHING An
ssaasyy hsy Str SsaFsryiRg .hs United States mail ~?
sail Saturday octobeI 80 Through Bus of Fading given
70 All points on tho Houston and Texas Central inter-
national ana 6eat Northern Galveston Houston aud Hem
degson and the Galveston Harrisburg and Antonio a
roads, Freight aud insurance at lowest rates For freight
passage having superior acconmodations applv 10
g. H. MALLORY * Co. I53 Maiden Lana
Or. w 7. CLYDE. Bowling Green.
TNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
The Cromwell Line
The steamship
HUDSON, Captain eager
viii leave pier No North River, Saturday October 3O
ats L. NJ.
Through rates given Mobile st. Louis Yiclsburg anJ
other points Cabin passage, &jo: steerage. S25
freight, lowest rates, passage. apply to
CLARK K SEMAN, - West street,
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LIFTH AvENUE-To LET OR LEASE, THE LARGE
four story brown stone front high stoop House No 273
Firth good viii be rented low. Apply
the premises from 20 p NJ. to WIN L. A. CRuIK-
SHANK, Is Broadway rs Chambers street.
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REAL ESTATE no EXCHANGE.

J1OR SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE-A LARGE
brick Factory centrally located In Paterson n r. In
siire Of owner GEo. T. TURRELL 100 Chambers street
New York
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NOTICE TO COAL COMPANIES OR LUMBER DEAL
~ ers-Newark Docks 100 feet frontage PassaiC
Aiver and Morris Canal 70 lease Apply WILLIAM O.
WALKER. 2ss]s Broadway New York
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

VI Cottages for sale and rent furnished and
nished hour from city: express trains; absolutely
healthy. Address J. W. ATWATER, Riverside Conn.
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East side.

4 RARE BARGAIN.-A THREE STORY HIGH SF00P
n brown house good order Fifty street.
lexington avenue. for Sf4.0lO.
J. VI. STEVENS, Broadway and Fhy-hrst street
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XVANTED-DESK ROOM IN A LAWYERS OFFICE
w private office Herewith with privileges
of library, by young lawyer Address Y. > W. Her
aid office.
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yIrANTED-To BUY, IN sPUYTEN DUYyIL, RIVER.
w dale or Fordham Dwelling House, with stable and
acres of ground; must have the view of the Hud
son or Harlem Rivers Address offers TO IT, X. box 6US5
Office New York, stating size Of house and grounds
exact location and price.
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rTIo LET-THREE STORY HIGH sTooP BRICK HOUSE
Madison avenue; dentists Office reserved; rent
800 per month Apply TO HOLMES BROTHERS., AZ East
Twenty third street.
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CALE el EycHAScD--sU SUI ERToR FARM, 124 ACRES;
- choicest In lower ersey near iv~l o5 westJersey
Rairoad 20 miles north Cape May; deli ghtfu
fruit iarm unincumbered wanted southern and Western
Land for improved Property.
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JIyANTED 10 LEAsE-A BROWN STONE SroOP
w House lsmalD on or about the Of January: Sew
enth ward preferred Address G. M r., Herald Office
five days
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HOUSES, ROOMS, So, wANTED.
In thIs city and Brooklyn.

A GENTLEMAN, WIFE, THREE CHILDREN AMI
~ servant furnished suit of Rooms for housekeep
n# Or would arrangs with private family Board Ad
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TWO GENTLEMEN WANT TWO FURNISHED ROOMS,
i floor. without board between Eighth and
Twentythrd streets Address, giving full particulars box
4,729 Post Office.
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RIO LET-THOsE SIX THREE STORY HIGH sToOP
brown front Houses Eighty street be-
tween avenues and all improvements. Inquire oi
premises az 1886 East Sixty fourth street.
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rTN0 LET-A NEAT THREE STORY BROWN STONE
English basement House cheap responsible party
4o3 West Fifty fifth street door ninth avenue
HENRY NEWMAN, 3oi Broadway.
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A POUR STORY BASEMENT HOUSE IN TWENTY
N third street. Madison avenue 23x75 feet recently
overhauled 70 lease low Offices IL Pine and 80
street V. X. STEVENSON, JR.
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yVESTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
To Let or Lease

A NICE HOUSE, SIZE MEDIUM, IN GREENvILLF
IL depot fine stable, grounds commutaon here ST,
cents steam and horse cars. Apply at once.
PARKER $50 Broadway
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A NEWLY PAINTED THREE STORY AND BASE
~ meat brick House; all improvements; 321 West
Twelfth street; immediate possession.
4. l. A b. r. BURNHAM, 600 Hudson street.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

TTOUsE wANTED-BETwEEN THIRTIETH AM
Ill Finieth Streets Madison and Sixth avenues having
ali modern improvements. For satisfactory Residence
will be given first class BROOKLYN House nnencu
y-r'.~ 49, ----Tg 70 Fio.yD IN c"su Auutes
CASH box 10 Herald Uptown Branch office.
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A SMALL BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, SECOND
n street, Bowery: neighborhood good low
good tenant W. H. FALC0NER, 100 Fourth avenue, near
Twelfth
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A FIRST CLASS HOUSE FOR RENT-PERFEC1
II order possession immediately objection TO board
house be disposed today great
and let rent apply purchase money ~ West Twenty
seventh street.
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JTTANTED TO ExCHANGE-A THREE STORY HIGH
w stoop House in Harlem for good piece Tenement
Property between SECOND and Third avenues and Twen
eth and Fortieth streets, would buy.
A. WARNER PLATT, lis Broadway.
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TO LET-A VERY DESIRABLE THREE STORY BAY
i window House. Twenty fourth street, Fourth
Avenue II an in perfect order possession once
Apply Office l39 East Twelfth street
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WELL FURNISHED PARLoR AND BEDROOM, HOT
w and cold water. bath &c $l2; another, $9i upper
Room, cooking stove, $4; Hail. heated 81 preference TO
gentlemen. los East Fifteenth street. three doors from
Union Square Hotel
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ELEGANT, NEWLY PAINTED FLATs-oN LEAlNG
IL ton avenue SIX rooms Az improvements rev flsts W
Third avenue Sixtyhrs street, %fS 80, SSO three
story Dwelling on Sixtysecond street, built for two lam
- F ZLITEL. IOae Third avenue.
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West side.
Miscellaneous.

TNHE MOST ELEGANT HOUSE IN THIS CITY BEING
four story brown Stone 81 'front.' will be sold a. the
market price. RlkER 4 co. No. s Pine street.
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Ny PARTY HAVING AN UNFINISHED OR
n furnished house IN good neighborhood Tor rent and
willing 70 accept Ia payment lrst of about $1,000
near by country property may address box 1891 Post
9iice
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GREAT sACRIFICE.-FAMILY LEAVING CITY
y will sell their Grand Duchess style satin brocade Paror
Suit $500 for $50; Marie Anoinete style 500;
Pianoiore Chamber Sets with Dressing Cases. $40 up
Carpets rep and halrcoth Suits $40 1885, Mattresses
Lounges Curtains Mirrors Tables Paintings Clocks Side
board Extension Tables Plated Ware &C. third cost
Call residence II East Twentieth street. Broadway
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A GREAT BARGAIN FOR CASH-MAGNIFICENT
IA latest style crimson satin brocade Parlor Suit nearly
new made 70 order cost 475 vr yI1oi do $I5o blue
satin Suit $780, Chickering's and Bradburys Panofortes
Mirror Curtains Carpets psintngs brocate and reps suits
S75 $780, Turkish Chairs Lounges walnut Chamber
Suits, with Dressing Cases $40 up Mattresses Bedding
Bedeads Bureaus Buffet Extension Table, Chairs, hair
cloth Furniture Silverware, re be sold call inn
mediatey. Residence, los East Thirteenth street.
Fourth
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rIrY RrAL rsrArE FoR SALE.

r1nE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
4 TIE FOLLOWING PLACES ARE THE ONLY
AUTHORIZED OFFICES FOR THE RECEIPT or
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE
NEW YORK HERALD
BROADWAY. CORNER ANN STREET
.26o BROADWAY
$50 SIXTH AVENUE.
III SOUTH SIXTH STREET PHTIAnFI,n
CORNER BoEKUM AND FULTON STREETS, BROOK
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A FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS LIVING IN A
~ first class frame House will let il a family
will Board them fer the Of cash Call
for week. a25 East Eighty A.
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At Low RENT FOR THE WINTER OR YEAR,
n can let the desirable House No 109 West Thirty
eighth street, complete in all its appointments
E. IL. LUDLOW CO.,
No. 8 Pine street, or IS East seventeenth street
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~ ENTLEMEN DESIRING HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
VI Room sunny side, second floor cosey Rooms
third hoor IN strictly private family, call at log West
Forty fifth street. references exchanged.
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no LET-NO 337 EAST EIGHTY-THIRD STREET, A
handsome Cottage; good neighborhood; court yard
high stoop; low rent; possession Immediately.
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no LET-UNFURNIsHED POSSESSION AT ONCE,
j. the very fine high soop House 5S4 Seventh avenue
near Forysecond street; all improvements rent 81 25o
Apply owner, 723 sixth avenue, Fortysecond
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LfLEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOM TO LET-To 4
II single gentleman without board Call at l5o East Six
teenth street
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UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APART
MENTS TO LET.

A FEW OF THOSE MODEL FLATS YET TO LET-AT
n 1928 $50 and 332 West yeghth street Eighth
they contain with all the latest
provements Of every kind; rents $35 to $l5. Apply
above
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
TO LET.

nEslRABLE SUITS or FURNISHED ROOMS ~
IL 10 let to gentlemen or gentleman and wife without
board hrst class house 81 West Twentyhh street. near
Madison snNAre
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CUNDRIEs TO EXCHANGE. THIRD AVENUE STORE
Properly for small private House first class Tegement
rented for IS 600 for small place 80 minutes out
for House in Brooklyn Hoboken Jersey City
ferry. b. II. HOWELL 4 Co, 921 Third avenue.
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A THREE STORY, HIGH sTooP HOUSE, 80
~ West Thirty fifth street. let with Carpets Mirrors
Cornices, Chandeliers, 6e Apply the premises ad-
dress CORNELIUS OREtLLY no East Forty-hfth
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VALUABLE FACTORY THREE STORY BRICK
Buildings, 4ohorse In CINE five Lots TO exchange for
Dwelling Brooklyn Harlem. Address HOMER Herald
lee
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FURNITURE.


At j. o. JEPHS0N A CO.'S,
n 1277 Broadway corner Of Thirty y.fourth street.
Fine Paror and Chamber Furniture
considerably below the original cost.
Easy facility for executing Interior Decorations; Lambrc
quin Lace Curtains, Mirrors, Cornices &c, at equally
low figures.
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A FLATS, FOR GENTEEL FAMILIES, S25 TO $45
~. large brown stone houses, of Fity-sevent
street and Second superior ocaton all improve
ments; splendid order six light rooms JANITOR.
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G1 OO0 TO LET A THREE STORY HIGH sToOP
.D1.ZOO. brick House; full width. in good order, and
Contains all improvements Inquire 70 West Forty third
street.
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BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
AND I.ET.


RIO LET Iowa NEAT TWO STORY BASEMENT
House in Williamsburg, Ainsle street; water, gas and
heater S26 per MONTH newly painted Apply At 554 Hum
bodt street Ainslie.
Ge00 PER YEAR a THREE STORY, HIGH
tpOUU stoop brick House, with all modern improve
ments to let. Inquire premises 752 Willoughby
nue., between Yates and Lewis avenues, Brooklyn.
, 1875-05-03
CROPS.

Special D&pateh to 7'hs Chfeano 1>fbtms.
MADISON, Wia., MRY a.-Tarmets In ths region
have nearly completed sowing snail grain,
Loas wheat thau uaua! bar been put In. large
breadth Of oats has boon sown, aud much corn
will ho planted, in consequence Of l,lsl, prices
during the past year. What fall-whoat there ls
to this psst OF tho State losks finely. and does
not appnae to hayo booa damugoa c1thor by tho
cold winter or spring.
.Spte;at Dsudtch IA ThA Chftaoo 7rtanns.
DwIaur, III. May 2.-Vcgotaslon has mada
scarcely any proyroas for tho "oek ending MAy
= The oats, 1t il trllo arc up, and tina. II aoo1s
al you eau eay. It Ia truly surprising that Tue
oats, which wore sown sbout tho lit Of April,
were ahlo to endure all thu scYero frsnzings and
blighttng winds Of the North. all thlugs con.
nldered thoy bid fair 10 mako 4 crop. Tlo
farmers sro about through with their apriug
blowing, and are now narrowing and rolling thclr
helas. and getting their plantets ready, and
you that We are planting our corn 1t
tho rate Of Is acses = day, Tho backbone
Of tho terrible drought. which has lasted for noar.
| y = year. CANA to Ktief on Saturday. A sayeTe
northeast storm Get In. and tor twelya hours tho
rain fell In torrents. Tho dry ground acomed to
| drink It up ~ last - It came DOM, SUNDAY
norn1nE there MAS anathar change, and The
| Grouud 10 covered With snow 10 she lopth Of
lach, and our hoEee'trougn Ia frozen over 10 ths
dspsh Of ~ iuehsa.
, 1875-05-03

nominated, hlre. woo.1hnll to the Pres.
tdoncy. Tho International As.oca.ion waa
organized 70 sec,ion.. lI,s pGpor was not tho
enn q lnmself. tI.anEhtor.l Tho 1utorna!t'nal
oot'nssl" asked A.. Ev.ttA. MOT 20 unch al
ns tlapor." "aa tue as,aWcr. tI!anghtnr+l ,lr.
Evarta 1nestiones! tho wl'hcss closely in foeall
manner IN which ho answered cauFc1 fIcluent
amusement. lie would "s"ear only 10 oartaa
taets. and to nothing beyond" !ln would not
eI syenas M snl d,,'n RI1tn avenue, or Mp SIXTH
pared, lnwover, to swear Positively tint ut
marched"
hlr. john Bwinton wsg Tho neyt 0itnnes. 1lo
testified tliat hs Ind 'nc'ni-Aotachca conncc-
ton With the pfesa. llc walked arm-tn.arnl with
Mr. Ttfton In tho processlon. l1o joined Il
In Filth nvonus, Lotwaen Nlntl, and Fourteenth
streets. md continued with It to tho cn'f. ,tr.
Tiiton had been walking with respectable.
lnokinS citizen to whom wtncss waa Intro
tl,iocd - ono OF the ntoneors OF tho
lah6s-rcform movement. lilo thnuYllt lilo
nnn0 Nss drcEorg. WtsI,ess did not 500
Woodruff or C1attn at All that dav,, and
Alr. Tlion walked with neither OF tl,oso iad.sA
nor VII. any other lady In the process OF. Asec
toErtler to ;l.e cornOr Of Fourteenth sIraet and
Sixth avetlue, wi,oto thoy parted, witness lax az
car. The crosa-exnt1iitttlon nna worry funny
audience, co,lnhel, judge aud Jury Al! joining il
freQnout outblrsts OF merrment. Mr. 3w.n.on
toid alr. EvattH that ho 1otnod tho PROCESSION
, 1875-05-03
JEAN FREDERIC De WALbECK.
N<u York Herald, 4farl.

JEAN FREDERIC De WALDEcK.
Neu lork Herald, 4fari.
cabio dispatch from Paris announces tie
death Of tho famous traveller and artist, Jean
Fredolio do Wslaeek, Il the advanced ago OF lob
yesra. ne had been tratolor from his earliest
yeazs, having visltal The Cape OF Good Hope and
assisted Leya,llAns In bis exploration ot Africa
in 1785. After nis return to Franco no de-
voted aomo time to tho study Of painting
In tho studios OF David and Prud'hon. aud
iu 179t aulis.od % a volunteer 10 tho italian
canpaign. lie mas At the aloga Of Toulon, and
accompanied tho army To Egypt. Not wanting
10 be included In tho capi.ulalion ho reso!vod 70
traverse Africa from north to south. He loft At
sauau with four coullaninioua, tEAynrsod tho
Desert Of Dagonla crossed tho Jlbel.l-EumerY,
and, afsor great fatlguea aud trials. aud.
utter the death of al his companions,
rsachcd tho coast Of Portugal, 'uo 70
turned to France BY way Of Madagascar aud the
Gaze, aud In 1910 10 was with Lord Cochrane Ia
Chilli NJ. de W4ltleok afterwards went to mako
Bomo archaeological explorations In Guateusula
nnd settled in London In 1899, lie afterwards
wont to Moxico to explore tho sites Of Ttnlpn1-
nhun and otller poinla Of interest. aud, after
wandering about for twolye years, returned te
Franco again and devoted hfmseit 10 iconulogl.
cal studios. ua ot4iblsed Ia the saton Of 1s6s
two paintings representing subjects Of Aztoc
archaeology. under the title Of "The Csnte
uartan'b Leisure"
, 1875-05-03
GRAND RAPlDs CRY FINANCES

8nFf1aI WtpaLh 70 711 CNNdoo IT1bVR&
'dnAsp NAtlps. Mich, May 1.-The inaugural
OF Mayor lIouseman VS. road tonight. Il
showa TINT the city has paid uearly $00, 900 Of
indebtedness the past yoar. besides It's current
in sowsrs and atrest improvements, raising tbs
money BY special ta1cs that tho total OF othe,
taxatlons for othes purposes. except sehools and
other receipts, Was nearly ego. .000,: :Ths atl
school bonds, The exhibit " N eaesul2t nd
encouraging onA
, 1875-05-03

spscial Mspatch "a The Ch,caoa TYfbune.
DEraolr, Mich. a1ay a.-Joseph 4. Hollon,
member Of tho prosons Legislature from Eaas
Saginaw, died 1t tho Russell House horo to-tlAy
suddenly, OF apopleay. ue was banker thete.
ADD tailcd lately. He waa also Comutrolor OF
that ctty and resiguod after his faiu1o, boing at
the time in default. Several yeArs ago he run
on Democratic ticket for Btate TrsaAurer.
, 1875-05-03

A GERMAN lu1laT~
Henry Albert HeaGharie, tho eminent deRman
turtss, II dead.
, 1875-05-03

G. L. Perry, OF North Lansing, Mich. ts tue
owner OF aKold.hsaded oano which the Coufsl-
crate General Il. E. Lee purchased 1t ChApulte+
poo during the He1loAn War. TAe body Of tho
cane u aes Htth ah4sla teeth, md On the heed il
, 1875-05-03
MICHIGAN STATE TREASURY.


sp<o4ai DispaseA to Fhs CA,eaot IF1auss,
LAaBlAo. Mich, May 2.-Ths statement of
tho State Treasury for the month Of April. 1876,
IL "A follows;
I4lanco March al 1915. stl esl 50
Aeee!ptA Ter Apsl, "....-....,.,,..s.... o.tN.s3
" 3l,t ,aa9. II
PaymtntA 10R ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 104s17.12
BAsAnos April 70, n1t tG9, III Is
, 1875-05-03

Heporter-You mean Mr. Eyarts?
Slr. lIaIstead-ccFtaiuty think there was
RvporIss;-Would Mr. ErAsss b. strong can
3'S Mr. M.lstead-Yos. ~ .Ealn.. any common
toliteisn be would. Ths people Of Ohio, sluce
the Cincinnati Convention wAstod its opportu-
uty in celebrating leeolutlons, have pretty gen.
oral conviction that tho only plank OF = plat
fora that ia Of much consequence In national
politlca IL tho character OF the cAndldalei aud
character for purity In public Atars IL tbs sasen-
ii ils%porfsr-1lays % tho INDEPENDENT yotsrs taken
ANY PRACTICAL BTEP
| looking to the Presidential campAlgns
Mr. uatssead-Yes. II you read the dinner
| speech OF Carl bchurz Jou will Boe that he yug-
spopdenco looking to tho organization Of The
diBAfectod e1tments,-tha IL, ths cooperation.
! upon soma defiBlke plan, OF the voters who 4rs
dissatisfied with the existing past!es. Steps
hAye been taken to provide this centra Of GORE
1seporter-When and how wAa this done7
hlr. Halstsad-1k was done BY trends OF Nr.
s:hurz, meeting on "Wednesday, tho day after
tho dinner. They bad long and serious con-
| aultatlon, and meAnt business.
J,spostor-Who wete p1esenta
| hEr. Ifalatead-t do not caro- to give bst Of
thuso present. WIS., present, but rathor ~ I
sympsthsho spectator tLaa N active partlci-
pant.
Rsportes-Wers resolutions sdop.sl1
| Mr. ItAlateAd--No. 1t would have bosn rather
Teporter-wAs committee appol1tAd1
'Nt. ualataad-Yea.
Ileporter--Are yon membes osi&f
NF. ilslste&1-No. do not know how 10 ebSye
IN oommittee,-nsver did such thing.
Neporter-Caa You give Any further infogms'
tion About th1a moysmantf
Mr.. ualatoad-psshAps soua, bal u so'
, 1875-05-03


CANNED OFT THEIR rAnr or Tnx AonErNEaT
10 tho letter. Tho fourteen Republicans went
ont, tho fourteen Democrats cano ~. aud The
ItopuLllcau spoanar, ox-loy. Michael uah1,, ~aa
replaced by Democrat. Tile Rops,bl,cana bud
tho satisfaction OF defeasluR Mr.. Wiltz for the
6poake.ship, by coalescinK with tie moro cotl-
sc1yative uamoclatfo ltopIessAtveB luYaror Of
tie ilee l. D. Est,!,site: o. g. Lana'y .,,,..
On to decide On tho ciainls OF tho two Democrats
to seats III tho 6enats. They declared ll favor
OF one and agsi.st the other. Tho aonaso, whlch
atood ~ Republicans t2 pemoessts. voted ono
IN order to aeAt Mr.. Gpode, declared elected
by the Committee.
Tho Republicans thus antahed the!r portion oi
tho agreement iu perfect gbud faith Whothe.
open to question. During tho winter seasion
tlero had been aoated in the IIouBe four hapub.
lieans, iu tic plaza Of four Democrats, who bud
besn returned uleoted by the Returning DoaEd
sa1eA. But - the award stipulated thas ne
change was to DO made In the personnel OF tht
Houas altar tho persona named o. entt
lied ss.t* ss1 laa essn bs. ss'''d Ina,
four persona weEo not to be disturbed. Til
Democrats did not, however, look NJ il lu thl
hight. Tho day After the Republicans had utl
seated crozler tn tue senste. and seated Good
usse brought UP In the llouso. TIN four Netut
NcAns weru ouAted. aud tas fol1 Democrat
This net produced
cuSH1bkhARLE ILIrfEEL1No
among the ltapubl.csnB. II seemed likely tn
Ule peaceful ffuits Of the comp otuso we're q
urely 10 b lost. 4 motion was made u tue 10
asa 10 recousIdes the action taken on tho case
III tl4s nekt day. Nessn. Wheelof and Frye,
sthn Cons gfessionl] Committee, wsfe telegraph
~ BY the Hon. q. D. Packard, Chairman Of Il
H 1ltAcsa State OsntzA Committee, fos III