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Another Pacific Mail
Steamer Lost.
The Company's Shares Fall Two Per Cent and
Drag Down the Rest Of the Market.
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Goes OF to Par.
THE EXPORTS OF THE WEEK.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET, |
TUESDAY, Sept. SO p. NJ.
On 'Change to-day -four was active at further
Improvement In prices Wheat was duler, but
0rm. The cotton market was steady.
THE EXPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The aggregate exports Of domestic merchandise
from the port OF New York for the week ending
September 8, 1872 were "a, 4oo,e7o.
MONEY A PER CENT.
There was sensiby frmer tone in the money
market and early in the day the demand on call
was active at per cent. Toward the close Of
banking hours the inquiry moderated and loans
were made at as low as per cent The average Of
the days business was per cent and the market
Is properly quoted at that rate Prime paper was
less active and quoted at IL per cent discount
Foreign exchange was dull and nominally I'M
changed but lower for actual business transactions
having occurred on the basis Of 1851 for prime
bankers sixty day sterling.
The new city loan was opened at the Comptrol-
ier's Office to-day, the bids revealing spirited COM
petition. The awards will not be announced for
sew days.
GOLD DULI~-113 A 113H.
The gold market was dull and quiet at l131s, with
an occasional sale at 113 and 113x. The Sub.
Treasury paid out $4,000 on account of interest
and $2,O 600 on account Of redeemed fve.twentics.
The fluctuations Of the market are shown in the
follo1yinC tahle,
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sation were greatly disappointed, and among these
are said to be some Of the octals OF the company,
particularly those who parted with their stock last
Spring at 70 80, and have been unable to do any
better since than buy 1t back dt about the same
price. There was smart decline in Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, with sales at as low as
100, which was accounted for by a rumor that the
company would "pass" the dividend and that the
consolidation" with the New Jersey Central road
was likely to be undone in consequence OF inhar-
monious interests and official jealousy.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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SUICIDE BY TAKING PARIS GREEN.

Dennis Callahan. young married man. twenty
four years OF age, who had been out OF employment
for n long time, became very respondent, resolved
on sell destruction, and accordingly on Monday
stepped into the liquor place SOS Eighth avenue
where he had been employed as barte nder, and de-
lberately sws lowed a quantity OF Paris green He
umt diatey taken to Bellevue Hospital, and
growing rapidiy worse, died in 0 few hours alter
wards. An inquest was held on the body by Cor
Oner Young
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FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK
LOAN AND INDEMNITY
COMPANY,
229 Broadway
corner of Barclay street,
New York.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL 81, 100000
been u.croed nc remaining S5o0Ooo is offered CAPT
taiis.s ana ihe business public
sabscription books
will be opened on
MONDAY, sEpTEMBER2
at the
banking house Ofthc
Company
az above and ut the
National Park Bank.
The charter of this Corporation Is unusually LIBERAL
authorizing The Transaction Ola
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
well that usually carried by Trust Safe Deposit
aud Warehouse Conn anes.
Permanent organi ation OF the Board will be effected
when The Iull capital shall have been subscribed.
& 5A $.k { AnSSEyb Committee.
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CLOSING PRICEs-4 O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, Sept 3-6 N.
ASHES quiet at 90 rs S. IS for pots Pearls
nominal
COFFEE without decided change, wasdull and generally
nominal In value for cargo Invoices Aside from sale at
New Orleans OF solo bags Rio, San Juan the business
was limited to the jobbng trade We quote Rio ordinary
cargoos, lSc l6hc fair do, &c. l6c good do, I7c
T4c prime, Fsic &c., gold. per h., sixty to ninety
days. Java government bags 9c. l9,c do grass mats
1910. 20ac; Singapore, l6c Ice Ceyon 16c. ISc.
Msracaibo; l6c &c.; Laguayra, lie l1sc jamaica
lec 17lsc.; st. Domingo, lac.
CorroN The demand 70. cotton on tins SPOT was less
were offered more freely and prices ruled &c. u &c.
lower. The sales sum up as follows;-
zaday Last Frenzy. Total;
Export. .;...'''''"''. ..'''''''. 81 o. W
Consumption. OH rs Va
speculation .............s..ss,ss. ~ :
IN iW Nv
Total. SsJ 25Z 1,ll6
Included in the above 81 bales to arrive For future
delivery Oasis low middng) tho sales hayc been FOL
lows:-Sales last evening alter three r. Mst pember,
go 20 9Sc 100 at 2Ikc 100 , a sdec @ at 2Sc
lglll9e 80 w IyAc. November, 2p Rtlyzc, wv AZ lyyc.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BENED Cr-DoOLIrrLE.-On Tuesday, September
3, at the residence OF the BRIDES mother, by the
Rev A. Bluuvelt, MITCHELL BrNErICr Esq. of
Denver CITY. Uo.. to MARY G. DooLITTLE, Of this
city. No cards.
FOsrER--hALLET.-On Tuesday, September 8,
1872 at 1T. Georges church, by Rev. s. III. Tying,
u. D., Mr.. Lyman S. FOSTER to Mss ELIMAs HALLEr,
daughter OF the late Stephen Hallet, both OF this
city.
hLoTz-LYLE.-On Long Island. on Sunday, Sep
TENDER |, CHARLES kLoE TO TILE A. LYLE
daughter of the late John V. A. Lyle and the late
Harriet y. Y. Lyle.
MooRr--CoIGATE.-By the Rev. G. Williamson
Smith, GEOR;E w. MOORE to Miss MARIANA COL
GATE, youngest daughter Of the late Charles Col
gate, all oi brooklyn.
PAGEr--Cort Ey.-On Sunday, September l. at
st. Aary's c.urch, by the kev. Father McEvOy,
HENRY MAGICIAN PAGET to MARY ELIZABETH
CoFfEY, both OF this city.
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GOVERNMENTS LOWER.


There was reaction in the government bond
market and decline OF about 4 per cent IN prices
during the earlier boards, when money was in its
more active stage. At the close the decline was
about half recovered, and the market left Off
steady and dull as follows:-United States cur.
rency skies, 112H q 112A; do. do, 1881,
registered, 1l4s 1142s; do. do. do, coupon, lex
q 11o1s; do. fvetwentes, registered May and
November, 1l4,s 1l4ss; do. do, 1862, coupon, do
114'S l14ss; do. do, 1854, do. DO, 114H 114%
DO do, 1856, do. do, 1141 1l5; do. do, 1857,
registered, January and July, l13A ll3h; do. do,
1856, coupon, do, 113H 1887; do. do, 1867, do.
do., 1lSs< la do DO, 1863 do. do. 1135t ia
do. ten-forties, registered, lOs1s ioS1s; do. do,
coupon 1855 1925; do. nves of 1881, registered
ll11a liz; do do. do, coupon l11I liz.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.
The Southern State bonds were dull to stagna-
ton. the transactions at the board being limited
TO few odd and small lots. The South Carolinas
continued heavy and the general list was steady.
The following were the closing quotations:-Ten-
nessee, ex coupon, 1871 Az; do, new, "a q
74L; Virginia. ex coupon, Al q go; do, regis
tered stock DID, 3S a 40; do, skies, consolidated
bonds, 81 Ok; do do, deferred scrip, 15h IS;
Georgia skies, 70 a IS; do. sevens, IS So; North
Carolina, coupon, "a IS; do, to North Carolina
Railroad, DO q Al; do, funding, 1885, rs q 80; do.
do, 1868, Fl IS; do, new, 81 a 21K; do, special
tax IL q IA; Missouri skies, e34 9311; do, Han
nibal and st. Joseph Railroad, 81 q 90; Louisiana
skies, so a IS; do, new, 4s SO; do, lcvee sixes
81 co; do. do eights 70 rs; do. do do, 1876 70
80; Alabama nves, IS q so; do. Fights, SO a So
South Carolina skies, So SO; do, new, January
and July, 23h PAX; do. do, April and october,
23a24 Arkansas skies, funded, Is q so.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The following were the bids for the railroad
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~ United States Assistant Treasurer.

y United States Assistant Treastrer. -
New YoRK, Sept. g. 1872
In conformity with instructions from the Seer tary Of
the treasury notice hereby given 10 the holders OF
Per Gent Temporary Loan Certificate, issued under the
acts Of March is and July q 1899 that all such cert
OF the donominaon Of 5000 between the numbers iOur
thousand hundred and fy-iour l5A and four thou.
inc nation Of $1,000 between the numbers four
thousand seven hundred and nineteen I47l9 inclusive
Will be paid on presentation al this office and that from
aud after e 3if day OF October 1872 such certificates
viii cea.e Fear interest and will be no longer aiable
as portion OF the lawful money OF any National
Bar king ASS cin ion.
THOMAS HILLHOUSE, Asst. Treasurer u 8.
TRUST FUNDS OF $4,000 TO LOAN ON NEW YORK
HrOnerty also Buildings in OF erection and
other funds buy Mortgages. Principals only. Address
ATTORNEY box Sl9 New York Post Office
NVANTfD-s2i,0W IN SUMS OF $3.50 EACH ON
w bo,d and mor,gnee on Improved Brooklyn Property
worth double the amount; no bonus. Address MORT
GAGE. Brooklyn Branch Herald office
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Wheat was in moderate request. Old Spring wheat
was about &C. better bur other kinds nomnaliy
the marked Improvement in the cable quotations. and at
the opening OF Change large advance was demanded.
red Winter 81 IS 81 81 for good to prime do 81 O. 81 70
Chicago sold. to arrive at 81 S. Corn was rner cos.
Ing at 6ic Tor sail with sales of about 32 bushels
Sc' a. otc for steam ele CSc for all &c 6ic
6>1ac. 66c FOR yellow Western ahoat. Eiht Thousand
bushels Western rye, deliverable in Albany via canal,
iSOc0 bushels at de- for Western in store dc for do
atoa Sc SOC for white Barley was neglected Malt
state at 81 10. but mainly Canada, in bond private
FREIcnrs.The offerings of birth have been light
and with active demand for grain accommOd q on
rates Tor this commodity have advanced, but Other
done in grain but he decided advance In the price
of petroleum checks trade In hat line The
at od ner Is GnsHe to- at sssd s ISa
1900 hoNes cheese ut and go bbls rosin at Il. by
s!l so bushels corn At and 100 bbis ros9 gT
0d by seam and 80 bbls. rosn s., Cd. sail To fri
toll y stern, l,Oo bushels corn at 9,d The charters
orders, with 900 quarters grain al ss and 81. oil If
direct; spanish bark hence TO Penarth Roads or
$3.50 quarters gram aud another, with AGO quarters
both same voyase an rate; an Austrian back hence 10
4. Cd fdrcci Italian bark rcchartered with 800
quar- ers rain same voyage and rate ana Russian
bark OF 4Ol quarters do. was runored closed, for ame
from PHILADELPHIA TO fhr Continent, with 1900 bbis
naphha at 7s 3D. and German bark, from Philadelphia
to lsnofe for orders, with 1000 bbls refined petroleum
Hrnr has declined with light inquiry the eonces-
butts quiet win 500 bales sold at 2t,c, currency.
LINsEsn-The m,rlet was &C i've with sales of 2,CoD
gag t. arsis a. y " d s9a any on he OF at
and in Boston sales ut ~ ~, gold cash per IS lbs
MolAsss continued dun and nominal Tor all descrip-
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p Ic,e 90 at o,s,s az l; Janaary 800 4
March, 500 at &C. roo At zSe, 20 a. gis AZ he
old form contract Total, 800 bales Sales To-
z, 20 slice. 30 at 2Oizc 40, al % u.s., go At
sSc go az 2sc go q 70 slec 200 at s2S October
$40 oYi5c 800 at i9c 800 al 10 sl6c 100 at lg5fc 2o
az iosc 200 az 9l6c 100 at l9%c 100 at 1886 October
November and December 100 each Mt I9lc cher; 100
each y 5iSc, togeher November, z9at lg1c $40 q
lyse go az 100 al u 6l6c 500 at $780, 100 e 10
sco 4, 10 sieS Zoo y 9a6e 100 al 10 Use 200 at ia,c S
l66c 100 1T l95c loo 80 2oc 81 fc February, loo
at 2ic o. T. G. Exchange-soO October for 800 January
o. T. c. AZ hGc. difference. Total 1890 hales. Grand
tote O. 700 bales The OF yesterdays forward
s:-Septemhcr 25tc October, 19a2c. Noveu-
ber Io7gc December - S)c Janrary N.24c. Febru
arv 20 sac and March ri SIC We nun,ee $3.50
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FINANCIAL.

A MONEY TO LOAN ON bond AND MORTGAGE
n. in New York. Brooklyn and New Jersey. Principals
only apply to SAMUEL s. WOOD, Jr., I55 Broadway,
room 10.
- New York city improved proncrty in suns from
$1,000 10 $1,000 VIM II. SECOR,
Attorney-at-Iaw, 2p Broadway.
MORTGAGES WANTED FOR EsTATEs-FRoM $1,000
III 10 $4,000; small sums to loan in Brooklyn or West
''''>' ). CoCKCRoFr. 81 Pine street. room 3.
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0uOtftiOns DaSeU cotton RUNNING QuaHIy
not more than hall grade above below the grade
quoted The receipts at the ports to-day were as fol-
ows, I've ston TO; New Orleans Isl Mobile 81 Sa
yanneh ~ Charleston, ao wilmngion, none reportcd'
1i0l.
bbls and 800 sacks meal s4o busie wheat iy735
do corn 1913 do oats, 1000 do rye, and 1900
do malt. The market for flour ruled nrlner
under tar inquiry and nil prices were freely paid the
market closing strong. The comprise about 1900
do Corn neal was vi,hous DECIDED change: sales
about 1000 bbls at SIS 20 81 SO for common to fair
welern yellow, and So SO So 90 Tor Brandywine. We
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nal Tor all descrip-

MEr>Ls.-Coppcr but moderately active, AM .j
a Re for Lake ana 33Sc Tor baltimore -Advcss
aSs and & for @fIT Which SNe a
siinened the marke here title American continues
sSoSs H crHS
mYys 1aSs S Sis G
rails sseady In speli.r 80 ions sesian sold at c2aa
Se soid for Straits S e' and English ihe' A'"u' u" ''
s a aSsp p a Ga qar able az Sc o che he
Tn - a MI rePorsd 81. e 90 tbs strained s. ~:
. srr aS and obs s se 3yT s. s. 'nG
dq na weak ak ps@ ay
has eon,inaes Light .w ng to the SINAI! o,erngs and
se Ssss Sfa.s psyIss end
T e ana nasS es i 9" GS e%y
livery at i2lc, Closing with ,ha. price bid The creek
And s;,9 8 q CITY,; TaphtHa dai, but IRA at at
sIer september ana 100 bbs irt hal, Of october both
b6ls. ana 70 tSrcqs lard: TIs market ior PORK
aso last not" Stsn sss go er S O' We're at sd ID "a
prs y OF @ Ess wa @ exs
sales niaa and 50 b6l at former T prices
s , hams We're qaet The smAad p RI lerd was
AND tas D % Nss Lone per e tboI Bacon
s' sn Sr GEAR sRS ' qi
Dressed hGss ruled % sassG closing At o
kicF was steady, with fair demand We note fur her
sales o. 100 iierces arolina from sac to nsc
bags East India al 1c &C. for Pana and &C. rae.
Rangoon.
suGAR--The market for was fairly actve at iull
figures the .oiss rsachIng s,cco rhd ail 200 Gsxe
ruled easier, closing az ijySc. a IIllsc 10, a,
for crushed and powdered. :, We quote ;-.Crba-
good asr s,sc SIC COED to prime, SIC 'a,r 9c 70
grocery fair to good Sc o'sc prime choice, s]lc
hid; end boxes, 71c sac meadc, .lsc asa4c. lava
TO H. SC. e1sc do Is 10 is 9ic 1o'sc do Ii OTIS
0ssc lsc do, 10 70 90 llsc. i2'4c do, white Ike
q Rxc. Porto Rico-Rc Ginning, common prime, &C. a
SIC erccsry, fair TO choice &c. lcc BrazAbuich
Nos 10 to H. &C. sac. Manila-snperior and
ToBAcco-The market was witho ut decided change We
note sales Of 80 hhds Kentucky at from &C. 15c per To-
100 old sundry seed leaf l5c zc 43 do
crop PENNSYLVANIA on private terms; l0g do. do New
York ll1sc l2Ac and 200 bales Havana, sc 81 H.
firm. Sales OF tp 90 lbs. at 91ac . 7.l6c
sTEARINr.There Is a fair demand and prices are Arm.
Sales OF $50 tierces, to arrive, at lDiic.
WHsKEY Is in better demand but at easier rates. Sales
of 500 bbls at &c. d g3l4c. and 50 bbls at 936c,
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
2per cent for carrying to LEA for borrowing The
operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank were ls fol.
lows
Soiu cleareu S4S 636, 000
Gold balances. ........................ 1885 400
Currency balances. Observation-Disclosures. 1,4Qz. 2S4
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THE LECTURE SEASON,

THE LECTURE FOR THE INSTITUTIONS OF
Mercy has been unavodably postponed till the 10Th
october on nccou mt OF the serous ndsposon of the
cling the lecture will take place at the Academy OF
Music the date stated The tickets already issued will
be good TOR the evening OF the lecture.
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Tuesday, sept. 3--10s15 1

$4,000 Georgia rs.
WGU \ Q IS, old. -. :.
10000 s G 6's, II, A & o..
1000 NY bou loan, c.. !
1000 N Y @ 6's, '3. :.
5000 I'm Pac rs, lg b..
100 do. $3.50:
1000 Un Pac los, inc.xi
5000 do. b C
10000 do. &C
1000 Chic 4 NV, con.
5000 d, Lack&W lst IN
1000 Chic Il Alt LIST m.
1000 CT West lst m, 'S3
1000 Mast P7's,gold.bc
5000 do. .............
1000 Ohio a. Miss I'd m.
30 shs Ocean Bank.
~ Continental Bank.
10 German Amer Blk.
0nn ny IL. TAI d n N
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T THE OLD ESTABLISHED OFFICE, e6 NASSAU
n street. YOU can obtain liberal advances on Diamonds,
Watches, Silverware &C.. will purchase them nj thei
utmost valuation A. HONIGMAN, Broker
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PROPOSALS.

ITO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ARE AsKEI
for the removal of the wreck and cargo of the bari
J. II. McLarrcn, lying sunk in the lower bay, west
the Knobs Particulars may be obtained on application
to the undersigned. AMBROSE SNOW, President
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TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN; FIFTEEN
l. years; bcnumbing application; beautiful Teeth, ~
paired. j. JAY vILLERS,
1853 Grand street, near Broadway.
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MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
GEORGE O. ALLEN, Sal Broadway, near Fourteenth
street.
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AT 697 BROADWAY, CORNER FOURTH STREET,
N Liberal advances ON Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry,
Silks, Camels' Hair shaws Laces and Personal Prop.
ery OF every description. JAMES +. MATTHEW'S.
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"A Nineteenth and twentieth streets.-Money loaned
Diamonds Watches Jewelry, SEvcrware, silks; par.
hcuarly Pianos private paror for ladies' Business
strictly confidential
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At 80 NASSAU STREET. BETWEEN FULTON AND
"A John streets. NEWMAN LEOPOLD continues the
buying selling advancing Diamonds Watches, Jew.
elry Pianos Merchandise, Life Policies for any amount
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1T 81 THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY
"A pay the highest price for Diamonds Watches Jewe
elry, nc, advance on the same. ISAACS,
Diamond Broker, 81 Thirteenth street, near Broadway.
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VJIANTED-BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, A LARGl
w ana Handsomely furnished front Room, withoH
board, Hoffman House and bewe Sixth and Madi
avenues terms must be reasonable. Address for ont
week. with full particulars @. w. A. box 27 20 office.
, 1872-10-18

ment, chromos, engraVings, and other prints,
are classed aa printed matter in regard to post
age, and also as to tho weight Of the packages to
be admitted into the mails. Hence, packages
not exceeding four pounds in weight may be
m'nled TO one address at postage Of ono cent
for each two ounces, or fraction thereof. prepaid
By postage stamps. Said packages must be put
tained without destroying the wrapper. and must
be unconnected with any manuacriot natter.
other than the address.
Mrs. John Swanson Of No. 996 Third avenue.
had q narrow escape from being murdered by
her husband, on Wednesday night. &c return
ed hoine in q state Of intoxication about II
o'clock, and quarreled with her. During the
height Of his anger he seized loaded shotgun
and discharged # ct her head. Tho charge 1niss-
ed the mark and lodged in the ceiling, but 80
narrow was the woman's escape that her face
was blackened and Bcorched by the powder,
Swanson was arrested, and yesterday appeared
before Justice Banyon, who held him in $4,000.
He is to be examined by the County Physician
for symptoms Of insanity.
The annual meeting of the Illinois Association
of the SHedenborgian Churches takes place to-
day, at the new church edifce, On Eighteenth
street, corner Of Prairie avenue. The gather
ing will comprise delegates from nine or ten
churches in the Association. The denomination
is one OF the Oldest in this city, and its origin
runs back to the time when it comprised single
family-thet Of Mr. scammon, who secured Q
the present handsome property Of the Society,
on Adams street. Rev. J. R. Hibbard, the es-
teemed pastor, and one Of our best known
clergymen, has filed the pastorate for twenty
three years. He has just returned from q
years tour abroad.
, 1872-10-18

Closing Day of the Sonth Bend Races.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. 17.-To-day ends the
fall meeting here, and, though not profitable to
the Association, yet they ha7e gained among
horse men here character to secure at future
meetings some Of the best horses in the coun-
+, try. TIE big race was of because it was not
filed, which was caused by the b1u1ing OF yes
t5rday and to-day. Horses sufficient we're here,
but the ownera were weak, and much disap-
pointment Was the result. The attendance IVES
good. The first was q $40 race, with eight horses
contending, and was quite exciting and closely
contested, and was won BY John q. in three
straight heats. Time, 2:46A: 24o, ESQ. The
first heat was nearly a neck and neck rnce up
the home stretch between John H. and Dick De-
forest, and pools sold lively on Dick for the sec
ond money Against the field, with John H.
barred. This time buyers of the field we're in
luck, for Toledo took second, with Dick fourth.
"A running race, best threo in five, mile heats,
was sandwiched in between the trotting. Three
entries were made, and the race was not interest
ng for time. The winner could easily have shut
out the competing horses on the first heat The
rider was reprimanded, and did his duty on the
second, which ended the race. Time, 2:10155,
1:571S.
, 1872-10-18
Iowa Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, Oct. 1.-THE Iowa Grand
Lodge of the Independent Order OF Odd Fellows,
now in session at Cedar Rapids, is composed OF
the finest body of men ever assembled together.
A large number of delegates, accompanied by
their wives, many Of whom are Rebecca members
Of the Order Of the Grand Encampment Of the
State of Iowa, met in their hall last evening, all
the officers and about two hundred members be-
ing present. A grand parade in honor OF the
Grand Lodge took place this morning. The fol-
lowing officers elect of the Grand Lodge will be
installed: Grand Master, G. G. Kretchmer, Of
Dubuque Deputy Grand Master, E: +. Walker,
F. Newman, Of Council Bluffs; Grand Secre-
tary, Vim. Garrett, of Burlington; Grand Treas
urer, John B: Glenn, Of Bloomfield Grand Rep
Eesentatives to the Grand Lodge of the United
States, Erie J. Leach, of Keokuk, and ", ".
Moyre, Of DeslIoines. Ninety delegates are in
attendance, and forty more are expected.
, 1872-10-18
IOWA..
Suit for Danaages-Galena Narrow
Gauge T1aiIroad-Gbitraary.

Suit for DaMages-Galena Narrow
Gauge IIaiIroad-Gbit11ary.
DUBUQUE, Oct. 17.-Edward Langworthy has
instituted q suit in the November term Of the
District Court against tho Dubuque, Chicago T.
Minnesota Railway, claiming $40, 1000 damages
through it.
The grading Of the first 10 miles Of the Ga
lena Marrow Gauge Road is nov completed, and
all along the second 10 miles the work Of grad
ing is being rapidly pushed forward. A gang
Of men are now at work. 20 miles from
Galena, near the old Junction House. This lat
ter is the point at which the road will diverge in
the direction of Platteville, Wis. The people OF
p1atteville will themselves do the grading from
the Junction House to ther zlase and vii
ground closes up this fall the road will likely be
entirely graded from Galena to Platteville. There
is no question that next year the road will be-
completed through to Wingvil1e, Wis, and cars
running. The work is progressing fayorably.
Ernest Young, Sheriff Of Dubuque County,
died this morning, from typhoid fever, after q
brief Illness