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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-02-18
IN Highlansi CircglIs SJ0ur4.

Z October 9th. 1872
A. W. Camerons Administers. ...... Plaintiff,
against In Chancery.
George W. Lockridge Sc. defendants.
It is ordered that Rule be
awarded against John Cleek, Jr., Sheriff of Bath
ridge, decd, Nancy Lockridge, widow of said
Andrew Lockridge, dec d, Robert @. Locl1ridge,
John Lockridge Jackson Lockridge, Lewis
Loclridge, VIM. FL. Lockridge, Agnes Lock
and Stewart s. Rider and Mary his wife, heirs
at-law Of said Andrew Lockridge, deceased, re-
tiirnable the first day Of the next term of this
court, requiring them to appear and do what is
necessary to protect their interests in this suit
Extract-teste
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-02-18
StGa12otO2G Prices Current.
Corrected Weekly by
R 4 G XXI A He Id S ON g. R ELI.
Staunton, va,
WHOLESALE PRICES

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GROCERS AND PRODUCE DEALERS,
Augusta, Street,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-02-18

IN Now is your Time to Buy.
MRS. NJ. E. FAGAN s. SISTER, will offer, till
the 10Th of August, their entire Stock Of Fancy
Goods and Millinery at Prime Cost. Call on
them if you want anything cheap in their line,
consisting of nice selection of Straw Goods,
Ribbons, Flowers, &C., &C., all late and beauti-
full styles. une Is If
NOTECE.-The undersigned gives notice
~ that on Sundays he will furnish meals du-
Breakfast from to o'clockA. M. Dinner from
1 to 8 P. NJ, and Supper from to 9P. NJ.
P JACCHERI
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-02-18

VTERGANEA, 90 wit AT Rules held in
the Clerks Office of Highland county
court, February 3rd, 1873
John W. Arbogast1
against In case and upon attach Mt
Jacob II. ArbogastJ
The object of this suit is to
terest thereon from the 18th day of March, 1872,
till paid, and the costs Of suit and attachment
And it appearing from an affidavit filed that
the defendant is nonresident of this State and
he not having been served with the summons in
this suit, or with said attachment, it is ordered
that he do appear here within one month after
due publication Of this order and do what is nee
essary to protect his interest.
4 copy-teste,
j. Q. MATTHEW, elk.
Stephenson. o. q, fe1 law
, 1873-08-26
THE P0Rk.PACKERS' CONVENTION,

Amoeting OF the Chicago Pork-packors' Asso-
citation was held yesterday afternoon In the
Open Hoard Of Trade Hull for tho purpose Of
making arrangements for the National Conyon-
ton OF Pork Packers to bo held in Chicago on
Hspt. 10. Mr.. ILoward nctcd aB Secretary. Tho
Finance Co.nmittoo reported tint liberal cub
hcriptlons hnu already boon mado, which would
largely ndd to tho a1nonut now hold by tho AS
sociation. Tho HILL Committee, TO whom waa
roforreA tho selection of ali appropriate placo Ut
meeting. reported, recommending that Myorhj
0para-l(ouHo bo secured for thht occasion, which
report was agrool to. Tho Committee on Car
rlagen and Excuralons reported aoyoral arrange
,nents maao for tho !lappinoga md enjoyment Of
tho visitors. Several other little tonls of bus-
nehs of no interest to public wero tral,Hactod
When tho meotlug adiouruel
, 1873-08-26

isy !e 4 n;e 9sts Ct" & s ,ss %s.'''n Mixed
ep"as 1eaa r &C., nssoa nsf .1ssr ss PIT
clear rib, 1lts11Ac. Bugnr-curod hatns, 1G(3t0Ec.
willanr-scnrco anl !rn y % XeessiG'.' siG'' 1's'~'''
sr ,o,,, au, T. IT.. i3vls: t':,nr.. ,,,, ,.
No. do, s.is corn nctivs al,I higher; No. aSTc
se;er 4s'o ortoosr tsG oas eyo s haer tf:
No. 2, 2o'f @3no eaeh or h.guat; 2aAo Beptombcr.
Harley II tsir demand md Arm No. sanrinH, 9oa95o
WiIlaRY-lIlgllor at 97o.
l'novis1oNs-pork qules Mt s1a.76@170o. Bacon
only 1obbing and oror trado Lard botsor; enllneE,
iIons-s.oaiy nt *4.a1Gs4. .eaA.
uArrIE-supply rleay through ToInns md Indian;
to primo '"'iTe 'sSf'' 'ao{sESS; e;}9S%s'
len,a1, ana ,rn'. Wheat in iair demand and higher
% GSzn 10 10, 5;a 10; d;rn Nj a. s,s? s5t
a seller eFn Aasas "s sa a sspseter so7sa won
sSs 10y .e "a a.. sss S1tS1 sfsd9
IS Il haa,e ss' aas: sse oswogo
'oS siol,p4s4oaf na4sto se se5 Srs who, bu co
h,t1rsfrxrs-fioar. taoo br1s; whoat. $4,000 bu; );
corn 10000 b" osf: NE@ S'9S9 ORLEANS. Il:
in Hsw oHIets 81 so:R 1f a XXX
ssoo@i9.5o. Corn qair w}!Ito mixed, Geo witits,
60 yellow, 7oc. oata In good supply and demand at
DnAs-quset and 1rm at 9oc.
good slo,nnta at 32s.oo.
$780, Dry salt ahonldora scarce Mt 3oas Bacon in
good supply, With no domAnt; prices caa4cr, At Bk9
l1ha1lkc. I1amu In bntor demand Mt 1AxG&1bo.
Iarl.oholco scarce; primo dull; tlercc, 8's@ao !;
kGg. 101i@1lc.
, 1873-08-26

MEETING OF PHYSICIANS.

Tho regular Homi-monthly meeting Of the AS
socation Of physiciana and Surgeons was held
yesterday evening at tho parlor of the Protestant
Orphan Asylum, on Michigan nvonue, near
Twenty-aocond street.
Tho meot1ug WAS called to order by tho presl-
don't, Dr.. a. Fisher. DR.. Hyde, the Secretary,
rcud tho minutes Of laat meeting, which warc
adopted.
On motion Of Dr.. Lyman, tho following rcsolu-
ton waB adopted:
Rsolpedt That invitations 10 participate in tho dia
o4aHion transactions Of tho 8ocoty may bo cxten
% only to mcmbcra OF other regular medical societies.
achoola or hospitals.
DR.. Danforth requested DR.. simons to explain
tho case OF which he was going to exhibit a
specimen.
Dr.: siuops said tho specimen was from
healthy woman, 80 years Of age, and Ind all tho
morning. Hor husband, becoming excited,
went Tor Dr. boyd, and whom ho canio bnok tho
woman had the cramps and Was vomiting. and
OF. that time tho specimen on exhibition was
taken. Soon after tho woman died.
Dr.. Danforth thon exhibited microscope, In
which ho lad specimen Of tho discharge of the
esting aoientilo explanation Of the aamo, slow
Ing that 1t had all tho appearance Of tue
discharge from cholora. Iie then vout
on and aalh that Chicago physioians
WerC not labor1nb aR nhra IN scientific roHoRrohea
as their brothr1n elsewhere, and that this was
an excollont time to mike advanooB In tho treat-
ment OF tho diHeaso. 1Io urged members to for
ward to him othor specimens, alld he would ex-
hibt thom at another meeting.
DR.. Hyde said he was willing to receive spoci-
mems and forward them to DR., Danfortl.
Several communications on tho treatment Of
cholera wero read
Ds. Lyman read d acontIho paper on strc-
turca Of the urotllrn.
Several other scientific papers woro read, aud
tho Moetng adjourned.
, 1873-08-26

Nre-alarm Box No. 382, corner Of Lumber and
Twonty-second BttoetB, waB on Sunday night
torn down md demolished by pedaler'srnnaway
horse and wagon.
The following sa1oon-keopora were yesterday
reported for violation OF tho Sunday liquor orll-
nance: John O'Drien, No. 1909 6tato street !;
Charles Riohtor, No. 90 Clybourn ayonuo; and
John Hess, No. 423 State stroot,
The Oommittoo of tho French Benevolent so-
ctety appointed to mako arrangements for cole
bration, Sept. 8, will meot this evoning at 9
O'Clock at Dr. Carrs Office, No, 325 Wost Madi-
son Rtroet.
Tho picnic In nid OF tho Mulligan monument
fund will leavo tho Rock Island depot, foot of
Van Duron atreet, at 10 o'clock this morning.
Tho varioua military companies participating
will assemble at the corner OF Adams aud Halsted
streets at $3.50 a. m., and nlarch to tho depot
Timothy Lynch, reported in yesterdaya paper
to be in q dying condition, will recover. His
cousin, Thomas Lynch, who shot him. was up
before Banyon yesterday morning for = pselimi-
mary examination, and the caao Was continued
until next week.
An old villain, who gave tho nhme Of Richard
Kelly apsnt fow loisure moments on Saturday
in sticking small hoy, William Halpln, In the
tion will enable tho aforesaid Richard to study
geology at tho Stnto'a expense.
Tint billiard match botweon slosson mud Doa-
sunger was finally arranged yesterday, and will
bs played on or about tho 10th OF next month.
t will he for $3.50 aide, and will conalHt Of
1000 pdints on dxl0 carom tablo. Alr. Henry
Aln,ahotmor ia DoBsungers baokor, ind Mr. Horny
Nhinos tho stakeholder.
AT about l o'clock on Sunday afternoon
German, named Charles Groaecun, 90 years OF
age, while boating on the Dosplainos River, op-
p0Rite tho Town OF Lyons, was upset from his
skin and drowned. Tho body was recovered
shortly afterwards, and nn inqueAt was held by
Leland Moody, J.p., Of Lyons, Tho deceaBed
was \ Chicago Citizen, and lived at No. 6s2
Mitohol street. wAcro ho leaves wife aud two
ohildrou. :. .,.
At about Q O'Clock yoHtorday morning two
nogroes, namod Jamos 1larriB and Andrew Jack-
son, had quarrel, when tho former, who Is QUO
Of Tony Delights larLora, drew razor from
his pocket and Hlasled Jaol1Bons back opon from
shoulder to waist, tile wound being ~ doop az
tho bonoa would permit. Or. johnson attended
to the man, and Htatol tllat tho wound, II not
carefully watched, may prove dangerous ono.
An officer waB ut once dispatched to hrrost
l1arris, who il eaid to Aaye beou instigatod to
, 1873-08-26

DETROIT, Mich:. Aug. 2s.-pAsaEn ur-props no
hsws 3pr9Nasly, ESw York chamrlan Huron City
mud barges; barks Wn. JoneH, L. @. Woodruff, Con.
kt!uion, burnside, Nichous scrs SIildlose1, Amer
Orient, +. J, King, burlington, Ellsworth, saaco
Eureka.
rAsaHp DowN.-rropa Arctic, Empire State, Nashua
Ara1eB; bark 1sncine; scl,rs N!chulson, Sky Lark
James King, Banloraon Mediator Mary HlggIe, O. A.
pcreW, Bam Mntl.or.
W1ND-NortlWest,
DETno1r, Mich, Aug. 2s.-Eyenirg-pAssRp Up
Props Flotchar AMI barge: bark Tcnsakce; achr,
i. IIkn1!a.
PASSED DowN-prop Badgor stato; bark Mont
noro'lcy Hchrs OAoab, Mechanic Wund tho Waye City
Of Chicago, Luck.
W1ap-dale Ut wind from tho northeast.
, 1873-08-26


ARRIVED, huR. 25.
stmr Amazon, milwaukee,, light.
sclir Frank D: barker, cleveland, coal.
Hclr Julia .. Morallc, Mantsteo, lumber.
Prop J. l.. 1Iurd, OglenBbury, gl,ndrics.
schr Tempest, Manistce lumber.
Steam 3. barge q oemats, leHhgo, towing
Barge Advance, pcxhtiCo, lumber.
rroP Gordon Campbell, buiiaio, sundries.
6chr Schuylkill, Eric, coal.
scllr Addis, Caldwcil'A Pier. bark.
Hchr Gem, AIack's Pior, wood.
Hchr Regulator, MAuistea, lumber.
Prop H. +. Paine, hiuekego,i, towing
Barge @. F. Alen. Atuskegon, lumber.
Barge Q. .. D., Nluskugon, humber.
Dnryo Wyoming, MusEcRou, lumber,
schr Iaaa ororEer. le,'ranIec, l,,nter. s'''&'
sehr q. Barber. White 14.kc, lumbar
at.nr East Saginaw, Manitou Island, wood.
Sehr AIary Nnll, Grcou hay, lumber.
HolIr Laura Mcdonald, NAnisteet lumbar.
gnr Caro1a, st. Joseph, sund,ics.
4t,nr ManitDwoc, Two 1lfycrH, sunlrica.
Prop City Of Traverse. Traverse City, lumbar.
smr alaskeaon. dranl III 17avon, @ aan,,ries ' '''
barge Windsor, Atanfatee. lu'nher.
Prop Colorado, Buffalo, su1tlrics.
s:ow II, y: nsnhn1,, Durham. 1.ichoh Tier, wood.
Scllr Hattie WeD, Clevcnl.tl, iron.
rr,,r Amin Laura, Mus!cgon, lnn1hrr.
stmr John A. Dix, Lulingtou, towing.
Dnrge Marn, La'tington lumber.
schr II Tt,alo, hrantalco, lumber.
Schr Stampede, buffalo, coal.
schr A1ainr, fuslingtou, humber.
Sctlr Speed, Mlskcgon, In1uber.
schr Potomac Manitou Island, woo1.
.... GLEAHED.. Aug, Is,
Rt1nr Corona, st. Toseph, nunslrles.
Hctr TricNlor, IIllA1lt 7D0 bu corn, 9 brls PORK.
BARK Naa.l, bntfalu, ID, FOO bu wheat.
Prop City of Trayerc, Traverse City, 10 hrts pork
HchE A,nio o. Harson, Cleveland, ?,5l1 bu wheat,
schr American, Oswegu 1899 hi corn.
s. hr q. 6. Cooper, Dut1alo, a., 600 bu corr.
achr U. s. Grant, EscauatM. GOO bu oats.
NIGHT OLEARANCES.. =. Aug. Is.
largo Alort, pashttgo, o01 rkga groceries.
Stnlr 3nHkcgor, Grand 1Jayt.,. suntlres.
B,mr Amnkon nnilno. $500 bu wheat.
stmr Vanderbilt, bnlIsl', 29,217 bu corn. 800 bril-
ftuur, B0U bGa tnothy scct1, 10 tca lard 7GO bgl
fax acodE 30 b1s cheese, 10 tubs butter, III bil.
Elleep peltg.
schr 1takioy, Buffalo, l4,057 hu oats.
smr City Of Tololo, ogdenHburg, l1.GG1 bn corn, 4
bgs ,aeod, 10 hrls pork, 10 brls whisky, u tc,
lard, nnd sundrica.
, 1873-08-26
not exhibiting tho anrno collective forco nnd
onorgy, though thoy may do 30 horoafter from

emulatlon."
On Sunday last, nbout & p. M, IN elegant
buggy, drawn by q worry. tlno horRo, and occupied
by two woll~lrossed latlIos, was paasing ut good
ratio Of spool along West Randolph atroot. Com
ing to tho oornor Of IaBtcd street, tho fair driver
attempted to tnrn on tint atreot. In doing m,
the effect Of tho rnilg composing tho innor curve
upon tic buggy was remarkable. Tho elitiro rim
OF tho of foro-ssl,col waH wroncllcd from tho
apokos tho horHc hocamo frightened n,ul ran
asTny. Ono Of tho ludio8 throw loraolf ont Mt
1mred, but tho drivor still held lilo ribbons, un-
til, Just ut tho cornor Of West Lako street, Rlio
wna thrown out, aud with such forco as to turn
1lyo OF Bix somersanlts before coming to a con-
ditlon of roat. Quito a orowd had COLLECTED, and
tt WAS anticipated that sllo would DO quito sorl-
ously, II not fatally injured; but on examination
1t vas found TINT aho Ind only sustained a fow
unimportant bruises. ThoB wero attended to by
Pr: shnriir, and tho two adies, having paid their
bill. wont away on tho next Milwaukee, avenue
chr, but not desiring publicity, did not gvo thoir
names. Tho horse WIS thrown down ncar tho
GO Gorner OF Ktnzlo street, aud was badly injurol.
Tho buggy WAS smaBhed up 80 az to 10 literally
Northloas except for kind}ng-wpod.
, 1873-08-26

oHEtaf Uts5dtEcH 70 7Ne CNIc1Uo 1FIbHHt. =
I.ASAL1.E AuX. I5.-Tho steamer Lancaster arrived
Inst evening" towing thocann!hoats Gancyicye and pr-
BOIL Bs0wnlnw, from ChiIltoothe, anil Norway, from
lacon, ILL.,, with corn for Chicago. Tho cannl lhoat n.
corn for Chicago. Tlo Htea1nur Lancaster departed
this afternoon towing tho canabont Metsoolis with
nmbcr fur ltonry, ind tho canalboat Monte Oirist0,
with lumber fur Peru, droppod down. The canal.
boats 0ouoviuvo mil Taraun Drow7llow from Chilli
eotho,- tho Norway, from Lacnn, md tho American
BtaE, from Iasaet all with corn for Chicago passed.
into tho cana1 md tho hono Christie light, far Peru,
passed. out uf tho cana Eight feut a nye ile,,ca Ut
waer on tho iiter-Hil Of Lock IL. Thruu foot a,,,i
Elk inclses rolortsl oil Kickapoo Bar,
cltlo4ao, Aug. 2a.-AnnlvEn-rrop Wasp Summit,
IS y!ia utone dalena, Wnw Springs, 80 TINS tes; IT,
y o9rlontor, saE, W yds stone; lIrruuos Henry,
Us seed Contest Marris, 6,ou0 m4 corn, Ii44a lla
timothy aa Sped e3s7 ~ il4x seef I'e!le France Mur-
nuu, Iasallc, 1,77o hs 2inr, hrla ul llt,a,tl of
Trate, II hris lsmc Maraeillcs rs brls Morrls T.
Ryburn. MRrkclles, pl, ,aiH it lumber,
, 1873-08-26
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.



NEW YonK, Aug 25.-Uecges--Frosk .roceiptR Ion,
ukiug $500 for tho woek, agninst H. 77o last week.
higher, aud tho tono Of tile market more confident,
but salcs allow. Nativo ateorB, Including stockprs,
ranged nt sal2No; Texans ranged Ut 6.9Gs1oAe Sales
Include 52 cars Illinois htoorn, to ~ cwt, At 1Gh9
l1he; u cars, Ok cwt, ut 10H@111Sc cars, ~ c'yf,
At l1al2o; ears saz ewt. ii 5o i9 cars cw At II
@lehc; l5 cars, d4Gs7k cwt, at 10h @13e; 8 cars,
cwl st oA@loHo; cars, TX ewt, q l11s@128c; !; 9
cara @ Aantnoky steo1H, ewl at HA@1a3o = cars, ~
- ears ,Toxans, " ewt, Il 7:;easo; 6 Cars
oG the lot.
Sheep and Lambs-Frcsh arrivals, 1900, nakIna
$50 for tho wue aganat 81 QUO last week Sheep IN
fair demand Ut 4GGc. Lambs dull aud wcak, With
slow nalo at e@so for common 10 choice. saes In
slude caIe ohio aleep av % ina Of Ge; cur 81
e,.o; esr, ayst tbs, 4Ae car, ~ 50 hi, 4xe;
e,s@G*o car ~ 90 Tbs, At 9:le99z.o cars stato,
nv <. os = ~ o. sar ay s 06 ~ y at eo; ear ~ o
To; and u ANAL lot ut Go.
swino Rcecipts L, 100 hogs, making so44o for tho
past woek. ngatnat ~ 400 last week. None on aalo
aiiyo- Dressed easter and closed ut 0S97ho for
trAMe Wclghta.
, 1873-08-26

'-Lifo in tho tropics lau ita drawbacka, ana
no whore more than WndoHtan. The victims OF
snnko-blteh aud tigers are annually numbered by
tione sweeps OF toEB OF thousands moro and to
all these fearful evils is now added hood in
tho province OF Agra, which haB destroyed $500
dwellings. Tho loss Of lifo docs not appcar to
hayo boon very large, but tho natives arc usually
very poor, and tho destruction of their houses
aud crops must bo 4 blow from which they can
not easily rally.
, 1873-08-26
LIKE, E'rksfsxhf2.

Wore more active and advanced nc, quntab]e at 7o
for md Tc for wlleut, to buffalo, The chnrtors
were. 10 DMtnlo-sel.rs City Of flaincavo and Unadil-
IL, wheat at 7hc Rclrs Hubbard unl Eval!ne ,royouhy
chartered to arrivc wheat private torms schrs O.
O. Cooper G. II. Hackloy, Hungarian and +. D. Gard
nsr corl! Ut &C.; ptora % COLORADO or aud Empire State
Wren, wheat on private ser1nH. Total Ii; capacity
equal to s 900 bu wheat and 100 0p0 h,i cor Later
in the day tho selr Nassau chartered for wheat to
Kingston, private terms and tho Hchr Kato Darley
Tor whsat to Buffalo, ut 7o. Total capacity equal 10
y goo h,. Also vease1 not named, for WHEAT from
Milwaukee to buffalo.
, 1873-08-26
Mi&GHllllpittsl4A NpteR,

Eaat wind yesterday evening,
Tho schooner Wostelchtcr las new l,owsprit.
Tho schponer JohiAon loala atly a,, IlaA to 40 on
tho dry-tloek.
Tho thrre-nlaetnr, Flying Mist, broke her mizZeIl-
1naHt a,ld has to get Il law ono.
From Friday morning until Saturday evening 2b9
loatiod vessels entered this part.
Two ycssuls hieh have just passed down with
lle leot larn witt ran ara tinr n,hi1on voyage.
rilslr aru respectively thu Invelaud. haltng
FROM Milwaukee. aud tho u. +. bruce, built at Hag
, 1873-08-26

PIrTsRuRoH, Pa. Aug. 25.-Rehnod petroleum mnr.
kct nothing doiug quoted At 18c. OEuto market dull
nothing doing quotod as $l30@1.32, with few sales
at $l.32K, including brokerage:
T1TuBy1LLE, pa., Aug. 26.-pet1olnum market 1uist
and firm As $l35@140 Ttusvio or Oh City dcllYories
, 1873-08-26

Philadelphia livestock Market.
Pu11ADELrI1A, Aug 25.-Beof Cattle-Dull aud ur-
changed salcs 3,l0D head extra Pennsylvania and
Western steers, S1.00@7.25 fatr to good do 10000
$50.
600, according to quality.
uogs-rirmor aalos, 5000 head, At e7.76 net.
, 1873-08-26
Cal:lll)itics

VIII uron ns in spfte Of MI rrecauton INIT Il In
gratifying to learn that lfELMnUi,h'S GIsiEIlATED
nUGilu sti!l 10 obtained a. NIL tho drug stnr aud
and Urinary Organs. Ionk mt for uounterfoita! ria
liomhoid. JOHN i. HENRY.
hnr VrrtE
, 1873-08-26
GIFT CONCERT.
FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT
OF1IlE
STATE OF NEVADA


Authorized by net OF tho Htntn Legislature to provide
funds f0r thu establishment OF n
STATE INSANE ASYLUM.
Concort at tho opora House. Virginia City. Nov. on
Thursday, Sept. Il, 5SB.
ns,rihuton q! ssaaS1, Goa Gold f:oin Gsfts
urant Gks, it. Gt, R25.tn, 86,tsl Sin. Gs two ri
T5,0M hFc Of S2 Mk ton hf i t0, lily Of H5tu-tn all
1U,u7t. tntd Caln Gifts, s4ii, ,LpN, ' ~ " '
Onc c}auco 1T tless an) ten fnr
A FORTUNE FOR 1'IyI: uG3.LARG.
Gifts VIII bo Iaid, Immediately nhor tho Cunccrt on
presentation to tho TrraaHctrs. "
WELLS, FARGO CO.. bnnkers,
Proceeds Of .alo Of Nckos al ,iin Fn.tgr Xn.n,;cr
W rsnhin on lspo.it with Wells, Far9n t'n., lsnErra
Of gitty. ~ "
Hoforoncca- Tho Governor and ohcr Otlealu Bunker.
1ni Mer'lants nf tho Statt aut Mon. j. +. .Juan4
United Stl.cE Soiator. - - '
Gift nsoTe will he rubl!4hrd In TIM Nc,r York Herald
Immediately Mfttr e Go1,cort AI lfitA viii n Hnt i,v
E4Nll 10 takot.ElHllera. ~ ~ ~ ''
1ckots q; Half !ckatA. sa6o II fur ao q FOR se
III nr 5u ls for SEha. Ng.it elai check IN N,w Sns
Or T.. q. MnsGr t}rstAr '' ''''
4. ALEXANDER & CO.. E.stern Agents,
a-~4-<x.rx-.--I I.nl I1ihGo Eox fS:o. Now York
, 1873-08-26

baltimore, hug. 93.-liAEAl,sTurrs-Flo auiot
aud unchanged. Wheat dull GnA weak choice white,
FUR to prlmc $l0543l.76. Coru-mixe4 Wost-
, 1873-08-26

mum Of the hrat committee that awarded
pazSa tor m31a. 1ga Of os,
shylock, tho original Lunko man, must
have nude picture that Sir Joshua Noynolds
might feel proud to copy: Tho ruthloHs police
ing treatiso on municipal honesty, or aomo
othor equally porniolpus subject, knocked tho
poetry out OF tho whole situation, aud brought
tho youth to 4 sad realization Of Che hollowuoss
appearing against him on charge Of vagrancy
yesterday morning, ho was informed by Judge
Danyon, who respects Buch pursuit OF knowl-
edge under dillloultioH, that tho ingenious youth
could not bo held, but must go.
Among the appropriations for now buildings
$4,000 for smallpox hospital, 10 bo oroetod
nenr the House OF Correction. Tho Board Of
Public Works propose building brick ediaoo,
using tho bricks made BY the Dsidewoil prson..
e20, 900 over tho appropriation ls to como from,
Miller, Sanitary Superintendent, IL OF tho opinion
TINT franc building, which would cost not over
s1o, ,ooo, would be amply sufficient for oil pur-
years, and that by that time 1t IL prob
una necessary. a franc building can thon bo
burned up completely aud all trace Of infeution
available Tor any ugeful purpose, and viii havo
cost q largo amount for It's construction. Tho
Doctor says: Let us Aaye q new franc building
cycry fire ycars II necessary, rather than that
wo should eroct permanent pest-house for the
dissemination OF diBeaso in our midat. No QUO
eau feel auro that, In ten years. tho vicinity OF
tho Bridowoll will not be thckly populated, in
which case q permanent small po1 hospital tLcre
would be exceedingly dangerous.
The editor Of the Acton (Ill.) Telegraph, in
his paper, rocently made tho following sensible
observations about Ohicagos "rAo continuing
growth Of Chicago shows clearly that the city IL
to become one Of tho most renowned in tho
world. It is airoaily 10 as regards our own on,l-
tineut. 1ts growth iB among tho straugest pho
nomena OF tho age, What tho roault will be ol
having, SO fur from tho Heaboard aa woll aa
from tho contral intorior, city OF ,nolro-
poIitan proportions and commerce, cannot
os yot bo iurosoo1. Its iDllueuco upon
tho produce trade. howoyor, III unnistakahle,
and at tho proHont time It socins to 10 out Of the
power of any of tho Boaboard martH to counter
aot the Chicago broR4lAsutYs movements THAT
tho city Is, In largo tlogroe, tho fruitful peront
Of tho a,nazing railway development at tlo Went,
lH beyond ail question. IL Is also faHt becoming
oontro Of woalth. refinement, education, INTEL
ligoaco, aud capital, and from .tlloBo inltoncoH
tho whole Wegt has been lnrgely directed. Thoir
doubtluBH similar contradictions ut HI. Louis
aud Cluclnnati, but ip much loBs degroo, and
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ss:2' If orc- there was good excuse
for not getting paper out in time, it is
that offered By the Panama Star and
Herald. The editor said that the gov
ernment troops were keeping up con-
tinuous fire on the door OF his sitting
room, and half dozen shots did not
vary three feet in striking. To this
annoyance" he says, we must attrib-
ute our delay in getting out this edition,
for it is hard to pursuade men to work
under steady and dangerous fire."
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w If if be asked what the Patrons
ot Husbandry have already accom-
plisbed, let it be told to their credit
TINT tho progress of their movement
has led to reduction of the passenger
tariff on the Illinois railroads from FIVE.
to three cents mile.
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Csr- A piols bat uneducated judge
closed sentence with the following
touching reproach: " Prisoner at the
bar. nature has endowed you with
good education and respectable family
connections, instead of which you 60
round the country stealing ducks"
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\ peculiar way of dischargiug
printers exists in the Dayton. o., offices.
Each compositor has nail to hang his
coat on, and when the foreman con-
cluGes to dispense with the services OF
one of the hands, he takes hammer
and drives the nail to the head.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-12-06

sy'A daughter Of Tooke Rogers,
Professor. of political Economy at Kings
College, london, is the first in order Of
merit in the Oxford local examinations
this year. She sazpasses four hundred
and seventy-two students who were ex-
amined with her.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-12-06

% Mrs. Patterson, who presided
over the domestic economy during the,
term of her father, Andy IDhnsoA. has
added new luster to her laurels BY TAX
ing the premium for the best butter at
a Tennessee fair.