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, 1873-07-02
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

TuEapAY Evzxrso, July l.
The following table gives the receipts and shipments
Of lumber lah and shingles for the paat week and tho
corresponding ntac one yEar aRo
Ktccti,ts. Shipments.
1879. 1870. 1873. 1ef2.
Lumber. ..44,0H1 39,745 22,832 1860
Bhingles.. ......... ..l2,ll5 1860 1888 1:l73
Lath. h......,....... 1850 4,995 a,237 1,33S
Tho market for tic past wook has been moderately
active, though for tho last half aalea havo dragged
slowly, aud prices have beon weak, and, for n few
coarse es1aoe. tsihs lower Tho reeoipts have been
and rtrnde opened quito active, tnt the demand
was soon supplied and tho market closed quiet. To
day the remainder Of tho feet have been disposed Of,
former pslcea bong barely sustained.
Ne again quoto jo'ta and acantllng at s9.oo@9 80;
common to fair boards, so.oo@11o0 good to choico
mill boards md eripa At $l5.013i10o shingles.
$s.0o35.15; lath ,t1.0o.
The following sales woro reported Cargo achr Gen.
9legel, Manlsee $50 m toista and scantllng at $a5o
cchr Levi arant, from Manistee, 80 lumber, 20 It
aud over Mt ITO m joists and seanting At $3.50.
sid by j. Ii. Loonjs h Co.
LuMDEN FHE1GuTB.
Mnnstce, 81. so; Ludingtun, $1,26: tluskegon,
81. 90 Oeonto $3.25 Menom!neo, $2oo; Pontwatef,
$9.2b White Lake, $2.25 Grand Haven, f2.o0.
Tho yard trnae continues active as about tho same
rango Of prices. Tho receipts arc liberal consulting
mainly Of common grades. Hardwood Ia in fa!r re-
YT{xA kl.%-. -
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~ .s's'@S@ 1f4Ve
lis and upward. ..:............,
10 s yoar old escors, averaging 1850 K
1850 lbs. .......,.............
Good Decyea-Well-fa finely formet
steer1, averaging l,150 to 1,1j0 ihs......
Medium Grades-Stcer8 in FUR desh, avc1
agtnR 1,o1o to l, o0o lha. lha.,.................
Butrhersf Btock-Co1nnon to fair stoera
and good to extra COVE. for city
Stock Cattie-Common cattle, In feocut
Aefh, averagiug 700 10 1850 lbs. .,.,.......
fnferior.-Light and thin cows, helfers
siagB. bulls, and acallawag Htcera. ........,
Cattlc-Taxas, Northern wintercd. .........
Cattle-TcxaB. through tlroyss,
, 1873-07-02
abort rths, eoller August, at sa.5o; 100000 Lbs

Put
Flour was dull and lIttlo bettor than nominal
orders on liz o'or. % md bit llttie iooal dcmand
Now York wns quoted dull. Dran: was steady.
saloH woro reported Of 100 brls ;Whito win
tor extras at 1880; 100 brla do, On rtiyateo
terms; 100 brla spring o2tran (Alamakoo) Ct
$3.50 900 brln do at S6.25; 800 brlA do ut &5.a5;
200 brla do on private tarna 100 brls spring gu
porilnoa al si.00; 100 brls do nt .s9.75; 90 br1s
do (sonr) at $500; 80 hrlH Tyo flour ut "a .25; 100
brlh DO on ,privato terms, Total. 1,4m brla.
Also 20 tons ljran al $3.50 OH truck. Tho follow
ing was the tango Of aBhing prices ut tho cloeo 1:
Fair to ctloco white winter oxtras. 7.bD G710.oo
Netl winter extras. 100 d 800
Good 10 choice sprIng extras ,.,..,. 6.D0 a $50
Low to medium m.............,....... A.G1XGs 600
Mpllesotaa ,tpateuE .,..,.,..,.,..... 300 11b.b0
Good 10 fancy h1lnncaota, ,,,.,,...... 600 d 760
Bnr,ng B1iperfncs cs...,,,,.,.,,....... a60 q 4+bO
1tyo fiolr. ,.,,,,..,,,...,........ ADO ~ 4,25
Iran. B.50 a 900
Tho atnc]e of f1nur 11nrp IN no. G10 br1B. uHnnBt
, 1873-07-02
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

.- TUESDAY EVENING. Jny /.
ALcoIIoL-Waa qules md steady, 1t $l.7s@l so for
u per cent proof.
,DEANa-Wero IN light request At former pr,ces.
Tho supply II lot largo but adequate for present
, 1873-07-02

Total 5,6ii,674 bu: reso garss show 1e- d.
creaae during tho wook OF S47,807 bu corn,
and al increaao Ut 1888 bu wheat. Total do
oroaBo, sos, ,112 bu.
Tho following wero tho foreign exports Of pro-
ylslnnH from New York for the weok eulod June
2i, 1878, and tho distribution Of same:
, 1873-07-02

spooi hrosd grain bnga, oc., 80 days, or per cent
on 10 days.
Domestics, eottonadcs. Kentucky jeans, etc.. per
cont of 80, q Per cont OF 10 days.
Regular department gootls, 4 per cont OF GO, por
cont on SO, 0 por cent od 10 days.
, 1873-07-02

which charge follors tho shingles.
Thcknesa-Fiyo ahinglca to ba TWO inches in thick
meas. .. ...
Length-Si1tccn inches.
HARDWOOD.
DIack-Yulnut Counters $85.GoC9l6O.00; clear.
sa5oo@B5oo; common. $35,oot95o.oo; Gull, 100000
$500 flooring, $50. .oo969.01.
oul,, $40. .0o@i6oo; flooring, $50 o0ts4o.oo.
Onk-Ciear, $26.00@4o,00; common, $l80o@25.oo;
Gull, s.. .00{915.0O.
Niekary-0icas, sas .oo@so.oo; common, $4,000
$500 Gull, Sl3.00@l8.Go
Maplo-d!ear, $12, 100; common, SIG 100;
Gull, $1o.0D@15.OD.
Dntternut-Clsss, $ss.oo@so.oo: common, $2o.oo@
5000.
Whewooi-Clear, $3o.oo@4ooo; common, 5000
@2500; Gull, tl0.o0@l5.00. -
Wagon stock-1Ickory miles, par set, 81 1.oo@1.6
wagon poles, each 45A55o; boz boards. $40 oo@4o
counters, SOC rosewood, 6o@soc white holly 300.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
MUSIC AND TIE DR1MA.
rrAYyAN OPERA CHANGE OF BILL.

ITALIAN OPERA CHANGE OF BILL
The performance OF "The Huguenots,n an
nounced Tor evening was postponed on account OF
the illness OF Mime. Nilsson. ana In place OF 1t Ernan
was repeated with the same before. Although
many OF tho uckci-IOders. learning OF the change
from he posters at door, went to the boxoice and
received their nDnsy back. very large and brilliant
audience remained, aud need hardly say that they
were amply compensated for their perseverance. Err
uani" iu spite minor drawbacks. is better rem
dered 10y this company than almost other opera ye'
produced under the present MANAGEMENT, and the Don
carlo II H. Maurel Is OF the nobest pcrsonatons
tnat we have tho lyric Stage of New-Io.R for
several years
It's evident that great expectations arc entertained
of the Of Tac Hugueuots and with TINS opera
and" ALA Mr. Strakusch hopes TO throw upon the clos
ing weeks OF bis Winter season more brilliant light
than the gloom and depression OF panic times has al
low cd he shed upon the earlier nights IL the indca
tons OF last evening TO Oe trusted, there VIII he
magnificent audience Whenever 4" The Huguenots" Ii
ready for presentation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Morse, widow Of the late Prof Morse,
arrived from 1rope IN the steamship Russia ON wed
nesday.
Constantine COrti. the celebrated Italian
sculptor is dead colossal statue of Lucifer was one
OF his most admired works.
An Association has been formed in ST. Louis
for tho pnrpose OF securing the erection in that city
OF a suitable monument to Daniel OCOnneli
Thomas Miller, the author OF " Gideon Giles
te Roper Godfrey Malvern" and other works. Is IN
destltute circumstances ia England. aud subscription
list for his benefit has heen opened
Prof l.. A. Wait, holding chair III
mathematics in Cornell University has been appointed
I.ited States Consul TO Athens, Greece He will take
his departure probably III the course OF month
DR. G. w. Russell of Hartford has presented
the Retreat for the Insane that city with $4,000 TO be
aoped toward tho erection OF memorial chapel TO be
used for religions exercises for the inmates
1t is reported that exPresident Fillmore, and
,our surviving mem oers OF his Cabinet Conrad Secre
tory OF War Hail. sueral Graham, Seere
arv of the Navy and Stewart Secretary OF the Interior
will meet In Washington some time this Winter, for
social reunion
Mr.. Whallcy, NJ. p, was examined in the
TcbborDe trial on Oct a. and declared that he believed
beyond all doubt that tho prosecution was o Jesutca
and Popish conspiracy deprive the claimant or his
RIGHTS. The previous day he declared at dinner az
gl for which no sits IN Parliament, that
fnnda were not subscribed by the general puhllc ne
yond sell his carriages, everihln9 ne poSsesseu uVwn
TO his own coat In order to carry out the case 70 m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08

m@ntS Hon. S. l.. Tilley. NJ p. LieutenantGovernor
of New Brunswick; John Crawford. n. p. Lieuten-
ant-Govcrnor Of Ontario; Hon. Hugh Macdonald
Nj. T., Judge of the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia
Parliament assembled at o'clock to-day.
The Hon. L. II. Holton announced the names Of
the members Of the new Cabinet. after which the
Governor General delivered tho following speech
from the throne:
In consequence OF tho resignation Of nv late ministers
during tue debate the address have called fresh
administration TO my council. largo number of seats
In tho House OF Commons having thus become vacant.
have decided. With due regard 20 the circumstances
of tho oase that II will convenient In the inter
csts OF the public business prorogue this Parliament
Propagation was entirely unexpected. Lord Duff
fern came to tho Parliament House in his car
riagc, without escort or guard of honor. Very few
people presenS outside the House, and the pro-
ceedinss only lasted u few minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
JERSEY CITY FINANCES.

INFRINGEMENT CONSIDERED NECESSARY.
The Jersey City Board of Finance has been
in existence since April last and Its attempts at nan
ca operations have failed signaly that the Board on
Aldermen who appointed The inanccrs wcrc forced TO
request tho Board OF Finance to resign body. but
they refused to resign aud In order to prove their
ability to raise money secured loan of 100000 at
runous rate, and forced TO tako the first money
received for TO meet II. Jnst before the
election they took OF tho money which had accunu
lated and paid OF the city employ ,for September
They made several Intellectual attempts 10 secure con-
ference with residents OF means aud Responsibility IN
order obtain advice and Sistlnce At their last
meeting they confessed their inability to dispose OF ely
bonds at any price, and stated that tie only money
wnicI could he raised that paid In ny taX-pJvers
ara the amount would suffice for any length OF tne
tie whole amount In the Treasury being
SlS0i2 % Resolutions In favor OF retrenchncnt anh
reduction OF force city departments were adoptel
The holders or Improvement certificates were invited 10
convert them into city bonds over 100000 worth "I
these Improvement Ccri .tcs hns been over due iOI
time, AMI the amount that viii have mlturci 10y
January next will b3 S0oO,0)O. They are OF no
more than CITY bonds ana the holders have been
trying dispose OF them for months unsuccessluly
who will NC discharged will he thrown out Oi employ
ment without money. because thor little SAVINGS are
held by the city Tlose who Interested complain
that the Board OF Finance ought to have f0ull cat
that too many employees on te NUM-
V-rD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
.o ,rrrypr AT BANK ROBBERY.

wumSGToN, Del, Nov. Threat excite
-, vas created this evening by an alarm proceeding
,om the residence of the cashier OF the Bank OF Della
ware IN this city, caused by an attempt OF five masked
- 90 ,ao and bind the family Of the cashier with
-, 20 robbing the bank The men gained afmittance
10 the house by stratagem seized the cashier hand
.oo.d and threw him on the hOor. They
80, ,roce.ded 10 the dnineroom where the
,odt., were at tea. and with drawn pistols en-
,orced slence one Of the ladies escaping gave
The alarm Two OF the police force fastened TO the
scene arriving in time 10 the burglars escaping
Ch.sa was given and one OF the police gained quickly
mon tbe rctreating gang Shots exchanged but
ItIonf effect when OF the robbers suddenly stopped
md allowed the officer get near HIM. He then dealt
hin a murderous blow and the officer fell -enseless 10
lie nayenen seriously wounded ia the head. Tho Tof
hers so far have eyaded arrest, but IL hoped, viii be
captured before morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
IELLOW FEVER.
ABATEMENT OF TIE DISEASE AT MEMPHIS.

ABATEMENT or TIE DISEASE AT MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, Nov. There has been one death
here from elbow within the "A hours ending at noon
today and four deaths from other The weather
is clear and warm. and favorable to tho sick. The
stree u are crowded with visitors.
YELLOW YEyER NOTES.
Edwin Young, Treasurer of the Protestant
Eplseopl Relief Fund Com nttce also acknowledges the
receipt tl5 10. -,
T. dispatch from the Mayor OF Jaeksonviile,
Florida says that tho city unusually healthy anu
there has Deen no yellow FEVER there since 1901
The Rev. Morgan Dix acknowledges ANU
tonal contributions for tns yellow fever 'uno'o''
.lnouutiug u $40 u.s. making u total of VS." Do 49,
The contribution boxes placed ut the polilhs
,,aee, in this city on election day Tor tho Men'pn',
Rells, Fund upon being opened yes'erua,' No.o
~ contain tsJ2 30 The police have also
N,2i3 81. o,.,;hrtad
The Brooklyn police yesterday contribute. ~.
si7.s 50 in addition to the sisOs 70 uepIs.v Az
49,. st the various polling places on election gay
,nakine total Of sJ647 o. collected under '"o uP0
., ,he force in aid of tho Memphis suhirers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
FUNERALS OF NOTED PERSONS.

The funeral OF tho late LOUIS Gaylord CiaTk
took place yesterday afternoon from tho Episeopa'
church at Upper Piermont (5parkiD. IRE church was
crowded by The fronds Of tho deceased, nclunS many
t,om Sew.York aud An UNUSUAL number o! elderly per
sons who had been Mr.. Clark's friends nearly hal
eentury ago Tho services were conducted Ia par Nv
tho Rev Dr. r. W. Shelton the author OF mlny admired
naners publi he'd In the old Knickerbocker Magazine
and one of tho oldest personal riencs OF tho Eiilos
whom he thus assisted in burning Tho pal-bearers
we're the Hon E.astus Brooks. uigh j. Hastugs, VIII
liam A. seayer John 4. Cleveland, MI Nichols, "nite-
law Reid After the 6eryces the body Nhs conveyed 10
,he cemetery at Nyack. followed by long procession
oen Richard Delafeld was also buried yesteFday.
The funeral services took place in Trllty Church. and
were conducted BY the Rev Ora DIX 0gihy Washburne,
and Gallaudet, Tie coffin draped In tho American
flag and bore the sword OF the dead man and number
of aoral ombems. The pall-bearers were Coma Gilmore
Newton Dover, Abbott, Webb. and iainnIu. all In full
uniform. The remains werc iatefrei ~ Greenwood
Cemetery
Inc funeral OF Laura Keene took place yesterday
afternoon from Moucllr, y. j., ana, In acs OrdInce
with the last wishes OF the deceased very exclusive
no one being present except her two beoes ani
fames--her only relatives. Tue funeral services were
conducted By tho Rev. Father JosD aud al the cOnclS
zion the remains were taken 10 tho Roman Catholic
Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of tastc arc as careful

EMFRALDs.--Womon of taste are as careful
in the Hd OF Hes as OF ribDo IS AMI of rJprs 10
their i ticulir styles OF reluW. The Diamond. II is
true all styles. being ont OF harmony only when
worn By very yuung pl. Bat the Riby. the Sapphire,
The herald long cach 10 - Specill tone u iendiS
Ioy-nrs Thc blondes have ruled tho fashion 81 nuch
OF late years to matter OF mercantile im-
poriance that the great iii mines OF Muzo. near
nia F5 do BOgota la Columbia, lave been lately
thrown upon the hands oi the COLOMBIAN GoVrrnm~ nj
The mines have Tor many AIRS past been the cbicf
source OF orr sapp OF tins cosby and cantliui gen.
tue exquisite clear deep green color or which ej the
philosophers ~ the Middle Ages to CONSIDER " g0o0 Tor
sore eyes" The l. np r II Nero large herald as
he was ncar-sigEte,i, eye iss when ho wished
10 enjoy oil the human victims torn bY wild
beasts in the ciTcns large Emerald ami uiwess
one II 50 tnat IL easily brings fabulous price
Messrs. Starr & Marcus % John s (lp slaiIl, have
ad- COLLECTION OF 1nu Emerald, which they have set
n ornaments OF great tisto and beauty win brillants
II smaller size. IL ispno OF tue charms "I TINS lovely
stone IN /, eqIa.y brilliant ani attractive In all
lights Fac de icaicd IL To Mercury, aud In our
own time Turks beleye thai IL VIII make coward
brave and avert the plague la the hierarchy VI values
IL inter, onos betworn Rlby aud tho Sapphire. But
80 difficult has iG probably brcome To p'Ocur"
really perfect stone that no aCorae STANDARD VI Vfco
can possibly be sct up for 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
THE STJTE or Trade
noMRsrIC MARKRTs.

- NJ = pop, ouet sad ubchanrrd. Whest Nesdy anu
Lower A. 81 l6i. 81 Al for No mmo o. a. preisb
hicmt,n No s@sa. kssIps-lO 900 La'h "hear a' JUN
-, 10 . se,@srns-2 900 bush waeat ,t A a,
~ . s ~ No 81 rn So sne,.'G otter on
ssI.. 's q, S 81 is s. Corn bse6O heej
ho ,S o,ts steady 4ia47 for Sacked he $50 D. ~
i've r .G .oS - :. q s5eSs 50:
20 oo' JO Pnvs auss small bahle" phSe' ""easnse
"hsE' g" Ponr qns ami uacaanfei Wheat steady
al III tor Ne l. 0s for ~ ea'hi U.s. so'tm sfi sote;
esceme. SA i,si Rye straT a. 6i t,r No. Biey dull and
sUS st ri for NO spnas Rssae-"he1 TO Ssa.s
S h.t Sb,p" en-8 900 bS AND 81 OOV bush nte-L
"sxNIsass ko,7fou oui sses o. = aae Li;ra at ~ 2o
Tie snra s70ss %; f.nl. s. 71as9 TO- Corn in aI
n a, 81 a 81, aud lower 9OG9je HAY moderate
s,S's g. p 80 r az, a sS
.a drehn oh'uIief' 7o Gear he sdes ' Gear Side
7 noniaf de nd bird .circi Af local de~Aad
iirrce sAs9& Ke l0D3a sur dali espcrialr low grsdes
Pa S,o4 ga, s. 5sI.s. $500 ssios
560JDs fof 90 G6e ior SIc. Pde waisAJ scrs Al,
y5e Lounna 81 OF r Cnsina,n Cor-s quiet a. 22923t
Corn Meal din a. 81 %. Gal, lOGtaiU CsrI.ncy 2gS4
per eea. premium BHeLs1ges,erDE bah dcs 49, SesioS
SIGH, III psrojai premium . -
No sgps IS 70 or Amber "nrr % or waite Miate ~ 90
% poo' sn %Is , :" s g" a. NO. aa s
Cora aei hkieii Bate, u - aAd Un"oteh ~ 10 ewL
esi snshpnseLi sho,t, si7Skis shp,ah s.gi MaiH.;
SewYorz barley 0a TO Abanv aud lie 10 Plsdphj Lanher,
S. 2, Haol - % 10 New Yor ka fvgb.'-feas
Receipts 800 bsh Wheat. Ia BOO bush ecra 27Oo 50
1000 bass Corn 2770O BUSH Barley $4,000 e
or lows Nov 7-Por dan aud unchanged wAs,t dsn and
los,r; Doe ASKED No s,rug 80. bd' 40 Red fA ~ 10
NJ Rel w.u.s 81 40 Cora dull AL at 81 of 40
MJ hesalat Ois aul ,pi ''f at 20 ~ 'sI y. G T
w,ooasia RE a and aseasnss Ole wsIy :'eaAS At poe
i' a,s. Us S l'. o,S G,"eSosas doug
i,s lonsf Al - 4J@s5 % Ca,e "a Dn'ei e-asi' t'v~+"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08

GHEOw-At PiaiteG Ulster Comfy y. T. on WEDNESDAY nov y
pL.ha oft the lac Daniel GcrOS aged 70 tesrA
En,,n eryce, held So lisy at ncr laie rcscner
GARDNER On THURSDAY morning. NOr q. haU Lonsa W1o"
Henri + GARNER -, A.. -, a.. ....,
syce Al 81 Anns Rri~o Church. Rgbcnlhsin ar fhas
on saturday, at y o'clock
uopKIys-Nov g. 1873. JOIN W. Hopkins in his Az year
and friends respectfully invited to ain The fsnrt %
sn ,y from the residence Of bis brohefisAs Chass
n Ilsnick $50 Lifsr eteave Broosln
KRrCHAM-Ou Thur,s, 6 inst. Elisha Of Ira and sinbsA
x tci,m. IL hi. 6lst year. ,.,,,.
Sandy O'clock iron bis ie fr'4'Ses 80
Pesf-st brooklyn
yyRsop FRIDAY evening Nov John Inne In the sls' yeas
Of his
Notice Of funeral bsresner
,CouBR ThurSiss Nov a. IA lanes Fierrs
Isone IT, james p and hu G. Lseonbe, 20
p.ly,s and fes Of family respectfully invited TO al ea1
The qner, on ssunia Nov B. at IL from the readepee
his rareIts. No 81 Ciuop-place.
sItIIMAN-At White Friday morning Nov Mis- Annie
dnurher L. and CshsrDs 81 oilmsn u tbs
late Mlnou Mitchell.
Frends respectfully sit-nd
notice Grand Central Depot at 0l5
leaves While Aus at 4:33 p m
wGGISs-oI Friday Nv. Msr, the beloved VIE Of James
Wi
The friends OF the family and the neTher Of III Seaf
Prr.bredan Cha en- eur inved to ate bc
funeral her e resi- No. AZ West twcly gnasL ~
Moadsy the 10Th inst. At p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.

A SLIGHT REPUBLICAN SUCCESS CONVICTION OF
neutrality-suspicious. OF THE LEFT FROM
VOTING FOR PRESIDENT or THE ASSEMBLY.
PARIS FRIDAY, Nov. 7, 1873.
The Bureaux OF the Assembly met to-day TO DOmi-
nate the committee on the proongation OF President
MacMahons powers. Three of the Bureanx. in
which the Left have the majority, postponed action
until Saturday. Ia tho twelve remaing Bureaux
seven members of tho Right and five OF the Left
were elected. The Republicans are consequently
certain of majority in the committee
Five of the men arrested at Autun on the charge
of being engaged in conspiracy TO abduct the
niece of President Maollahon and hold her as a
hostage. have been convicted and sentenced TO
various forms of Imprisonment.
LONDON Friday, Nov. :. 1873
Dispatches from Paris state that the Left alb
stained from voting yesterday for President of the
Assembly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
INDICTMENTS IN TIE Kelsey CASE.

The Kelsey investigation vas closed yester-
day The Grand jury Of Suffolk County have had the
matter before them since october 49, and they ezamin
all the witnesses testified before tho Coroners jury
at Oyster Bay DstrictAttornoy rnthill reviewed tue
evidence, occupying from 10 O'CLOCK y. III. Wednesday
until o'clock y. m. Thursday.
At 1889 O'Clock a. H. yesterday, the jury presented
bills OF indictment against Rudolph samm, brother "i
Roys aud others None OF the persons being ut Eiver
head Dstrot-Attoruey Tutn placed the warrants iof
their ariostin the hands OF Sheriff Perkins. who nne
diseiy proceeded to Huntington and succeeded Ia az
resting Rudolph he being the only person indicted VINO
eouId he found The Sheriff and his prisoner oecupou
quarters AZ Duryees Hotel last night Ths
la Hrookly 80 give Ddl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
LATEST 'SHfP NEVIS.
rror other ship He,cs see FIN Pdce.l
lRRINRH

stesnhp Isaac Bell Bsksman Richmond Cy Point .sa Moron,
Wit mile. snl o Old dominion S,eonshp Ca oao
Wit n.1s~ ana pas 10 Asstin BALDWIN ( Co.
Bari Hlessmd (SOr Norcb Bristol BAG 90 esys "a b,lss'
Barb Emns Frances (of windsor 81 Smith. SAT- Cay l. L. ~
Isrs Yu~ar of Nassau N P) Carlisle Carbide ssra. Il cara
BARK Fortunate Bartan Ql D,snddcs London AZ days wh
Lark Bdt,nni, CSor) Gronvod Antwerp as da-, ballast.
s sePberoa of IaiaI) Doody Plleno CD days wa rah
GiOrdo (o,t) Peroych Bordeaux IS day., In ballast
Brig WuroE (Gerl Msmaun. Liverpool 81 isy IN hsllss-
BiE Belle oi the Bay, Williams Masga Al dsSs With ru
Bag H. H. MGlVey Stubs Cow Bay. c b. via Bueispor' 'nf
vineyari Haven 80 GAYS. with coal
scbL Aes Br) Clare Windsor, 8. II iags, Sith plaster
sch Ttos fr-ner Pum Aa Cages 10 days gIa ossool and
coffee
BELOW.
sbip Harvey Bo,ton Cons,ad. Sept "a
boarded 6. a. 40 a. log 60 30 b Ot
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Do,-oy Nov 7-Anye barrie Inrerirnhe, from E0o; Speed
we'll from Aecr, br Anes from haleRaiai .o. , N
YORK virginia Bsnoei bark BIS Moor from htbia' hnf
Leonessa Mars; Dole from Geogeown' CbaHe nor
from Fenan ias Fla lieen AnEna Isa s.sGa'1T' l. u
sAvASssa 7-ArnVed steamship kspidss from Keh. lof'
slip George lo6. from Boston schf Sea Bird RON WngA
for Poydenei blew Pbadebsi Anne haze G lsnei
Irene E. Mes,eive Boston, r. Bentley. for Jaessouvs Sns
PRrSTs, Mosao. va Nov 7-Ps.,ed out b,rts Msron fs
Cor. Ksessr Tor PA mouth q iase0S TO- oan'.s: g5
shipping -
Nov Ia, Al Al long 90 30 bark Ade seAim from New Ori
Oct H. a. 40 o. brig Of Dudley of PERTH, from Liver
Nov Ia, S5 long, 20 brig PHquet tPort from B'lfAs
for PsildeipaiG
DISASTER.
With safo snd feiare Tor efA
MEMORANDA.
LOT Of 81 Shetland imported bY Mr. j. o. CerfY o Sss
rrinc,.co Yesterday 7 the steamship .Go'ra "'s
Glasgow. al IN good health and condition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
THE FIRE RECORD.

A man was caught at Canastota, n. T., last
NIGHT In the act setting fire 10 house He IL sup
posed TO DO the man who fired the village before
Schimpf a. Sons planning mill, at Allentown
was burned yesterday, together with the adjon
- s.u,nos The loss is 10000 insurance, $500 IN
ing Cnmpsny 1t 10 supposed that the mill WAS set
on fire. -.
Fllis's Canal mills, at Evansville, Ind, were
burned yesterday The loss is $4,000 on wnch 'ncro -
on Insurance OF se oOO follows 6Ooo IN the Germana
. ,ananol,s and 81 900 each In the Westchester OF
WewYorE Merchants of Newark, N j.. Lancaster o, o,
oastar penn: Globe Of Chicago, AhemahIa Vi
iLA1nonndd ond Great Western of New Orleans