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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-04
Monetary--Commercial.
MONETARY.
OFPyCk OF THR DAILY REPUBLICAN.

We noticed still better feeling in the money
market TO day with more money seeking invest
meut on the street but the demand for discounts,
f-w transactions reported were at a shade easier
rates. TIE market, however, is still quoted for
first class paper, with or without collaterals, at
$40 - cent p annum Al at l20-, and second
class at -dl3; first class mortgages rule at ga
TO- and second class at r.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-04

SOUTHWEST Pass June 3, P. M.-Barometer
goes. Wind south SOU beast and light Arrived
Bark Alphonse and Marie, Privat master, forty
two days from Bordeaux with wines and sun
dres. to Bay Blanchard. No departures. The
ship Forest Eagle is outside, awaiting a fair wind
to SAIL
PAss.A.LOUTRE, June 3, Noon.-Wind northwest
very light. No arrivals Sailed-Steamshp La
.vaca, at A. NJ; steamship Margaret, at : A. NJ,
a nd schooner Frank Lucas
VICKsBuRG June Passed up-Henry Ames,
at5P NJ; City of Helena, at P. N. Down-Msry
Houston. at A. NJ: Lady Lee, al A P. NJ; Henry
Tete. at : p NJ. Weather clear and warm. River
rising nj.
MEMPHIS, June 3-Weather clear and hot. River
rising steadily. Arrived-Anna, from Arkansas
river Departed-James Howard, last night. De-
parted this sfternoon-Mohawk and barges, for
New Orleans; Colorado, tor Ficksourgi Jessie Sno
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-04

FOR New England-Winds shifting to southeast
and southwest, with clear or partly cloudy and
warmer weather. For the Middle States-South-
easterly 10 southwesteTly winds and increasing
C,oudiness with rain from the AleShanies
to the lower lake region. For the Caronas and
Georgia-Easterly TO southerly winds cloudy wea
Their and rain areas From tennessee to Ohio and
winds cloudy weather and rain From Mis-
souri, to Wisconsin and Minnesota-Winds shifting
TO westerly and northerly with clear and clearing
weather Prom Alabama TO Louisiana-Southerly
TO westerly winds and partly cloudy weather.
Afternoon telegraph reports are missing from
some of the stations in Dakota, Texas and upper
Michigan
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-28

Finney, WHO was ar-aisnod on sEs-
picion OF participation in the murder OF
Green, returned 10 Eureka. on Friday
LAST. from Hamilton. The Sentinel
says:
We understand that lie proposes to
reaids in Eureka long enough to yindi-
cate himself from every faint Ct suspi-
eion that may cling to him in connection
with TINT diaholical crime. He has al
ways asserted his innocence, and at the
same time maintained that he would be
able TO establish i 70 the entire setisfac-
ton Of the community. Having been
~ two Grand JuTies. 10 one
IS row justified in viewing hin IN any
other light than an innocent but UnfG--
t.uIatc man.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-28

OF the case of Nstheuey, the murderer
O: Green. tie White Pine News Of the
25th says:
The act Of murder, as confessed by
the sels-eondenned man, was one Of tie
most disbolicai in the annals Of crime,
and that it was premedita.ed is siudoub:-
sdly true, as the grave of the victim had
been prepared before the killing. Look
ing at the young man. who eonfesses
himself the perpetrator OF this crime.
one can scarcely believe it within the
bounds of possibility that he could Be
the guilty one He has rather an en-
gazing appearance Andpossesses nonso!
the outer attributes Of the coid-bloodei
murderer. There still appears TO be
some mystery surrounding the case
which the Grand Jury, now II session,
Will endeavor 70 clear up.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-28

How TEr OLD Horse DIED Gen.
Ct.o Frederick Marshall. ot The town Of
Wleeiar, Stauben county, owned for
twenty years. 4 horse that died Z sho-:
time since, apparently because he felt
himself injured or sighted by his mas
ter. The horse was twenty-eisht years
old, ana appeared IS we'll Is usual.
Gen. Marshal! had driven him 70 the
p0s:cfice, 4 distance Of one mile and a
half. once . 1ay during al that time.
Every day. unless i was Sunday. the
Old horse made his regular pilgrimage.
driven hy his owner, 70 the post-ofiice.
1t length one evening . short time ago,
the GeusIal thought he would drive an
ether horse and leave the old horse st
home. On lis Wy back from the Office
he met the old horse, who evidently
surmised that something wrong had
happened, and had broken out OF the
pasture. The old fellow made his trip
as usual Is the post-ofice, and return
ing, entered the pasture, lay down, and
died.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-28

II is worthy OF note that during The
recent panic, and while the gceatest
stringercy existed ii The money market,
paper currency rapidly rose in value, SO
that nearly half Of the difference between
paper anl gold IVES remoTed il few
days. Then We have this strange fact
that While il other panic times banks
had been forced 70 suspend for While
specie payments, in this last panic the
banks Suspended the payment Of paper
AMI al other currency except artificial
checks. Currency had become so scarce,
OR rather the Sudden demand was so
much greater than the Volume Of car
reucy within reach, that the banks could
not keep up with the demand, AID 10th
ing more could be done than % ISSUE
checks, showing that each party had G
credit Of SO much ii Inc bank. The re-
result was that silgar ieli Down to par,
and gold fell dow: 10 about per cent.
premium. 1t no time within ten yes.rs
would eTeenbaclz OF National bank
note have teen cceptad Is tbs eqliEa-
lent Of siiyer coin.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-28
yCNS sLSaECET.


The tli1.a Of asses, Constructed l.
Julius Cesar, Is aae the only one. We
a.-caa.: sa-o4e.. a1~ a7itl.me.!- t9al.-.
III via, ;'a -. rem vaguely e.I l.
3aa-:sg. Thy sss l.7.as 4 biz w4rI
---s-7 i G.e n..sr.7egs q C...-f,--il
-. 1ar e.jaeasioa.i system. The sa.l
O. :, : ll.in. The volatile redago5aes
-v-- there ars wasting t,e;-. selves in gen
a-al;:ies. They discuss. n.etapiysi>aliy,
whether 1io1e OF fewer studies woulJ be
mare conducive 10 the mental develop
nert Q: the pup. They want 20 know
Whistler the orGsr % studies may ne: be
changed with advantage; whether this
branc;. hal not better rreceie that, etc.
Sach inquiries ovsrieach the mark.
rhey are better fitted for the intellectual
recreation Of Scholars ana eruGite men
than TO shed any W EoIe.ome light upon
the practical working of our public
schools. Let Us acGuiese in those evils
Of our educational system that, for the
p-csen. al least, axe incapable Of remedy.
They t-;''i teach geography, and history.
and the 50 called grammar Of English ii
the primary departments of the schools.
Such old ruts are as iuvio,able as tha: OF
which it is saii not 10; or title shall
pass away. The reasor-;he rationale
Of the subjects being understood their
details are to tie reflective disciplined
mind like a story that is pleasantly told.
Cheat tie Judgment, however, of its
RICH. to serve 81 the svenue 10 tbs Mem
Dry, AMI the great underlying live facts
Of geography. Language, and history be-
come clouds Of confusion. These things
re must put Up with for the time. But
here ars evils we may remove, stumb-
ing blocks that may be flung OF. of the
way. Think of the distress Of the |
-oung uututored mind pushed head |
ong into what they call Eeduc-
ions before Fractions are under
TODD. 1t is the despair of the
'upii and @. tile teacher as weil--the is-
.oraut teacher A teacher with COM
reLensiye Ideas can gracefully leave out
his horrible bridge Of asses. He can
nagine il put in the back of the book with
,ties Of Roman and Greek weights and
Measures and other foreign stuff. Many
student, happy in his course Of fgures
p 70 this point has here found himself
licking against the pricks, and has had
D 20 back so ottcn tia: Lis arithmetic
.os become to him terror and loatL-
ag. The time lost and the distress OF
oafus;on incurred call Cora revision Of
IL arithmetic book; for il i IS n: re-
.ssl. tie majority Of teachers Who arc !
d ?-sr'e q liberal education viii 60 |
Il '-Z1rc:.g through l.
L: CUR s7eidsl!a t5-t books te
-5Lcl after. Ii tie vo-k Is specific.
It rs TOW ost ct o1- sicL1y system into
Lea-:ly enc " means Of wholesome
e--elioz. 1t IS not lose a mass Of
ooi Tor the sake Of avoiding few evils.
- Improved system, built out Of the
Il ta.G,iy one. Children should be es-
7.Sed along lie way Of knowledge. not
1sled. The age IS progressing in the
othov to teach. The Kin
system IS the only truly IA
onal one. Itv.I prevail when under
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-28

P.c-r1c gols- F,a>sr@ ---:t q r.e--
lar restia- q iheE Pee Ce.ss I'.-.,.er.
hell =. E-ir-,-;a City, 81 E.s1as II "a
last. tie 1e-1c7.a: new -.or---.s 1.s-a
.ili.ts-::
Cad O;t1 Arr.s5egE. G. Hast. John
III. Tiitln- T. 7. l'-uva. James II. VII
Cox. Il. HAMS. Uayil 3i-Car.lv. Gar
dner c. fish, Ja.2es E!Ilen. :. !. Wood,
q. y. I1Clcllun, james ID. Roberts.
Frsnk Hail, .. Il. l;oifc. II. Il Jewe;:,
s. t Swift, John D0hle. David p.
Pierce, W. Il. Risor, Albert p. Hough-
ton. David G.. Hanna, j. I. Howell, W.
O. Broalhead, William Z. LaTv-.y and
Samuel L. Carter.
Applications for admission to the So
eiety were received from the following:
Up. Jones, L. H. Welch. L. T. El.od.
C. II. Eastman, Henry Dornellv. Henry
Weston, Peter Mar;ino2i, Il. {. Gard
ner. Force Gregory. Samuel 4. NsTeTs,
l.. d. Huntzman, Charles Baker. James
T. Griffith. Henry A. Jones. CHARLES
RufTner. W. 7. Esyes. James Bali. L Ii.
Carson, L. d. Moves, Arsrew Iiiatov.ch,
John Lent, j. \ Long, William New
soin, l.. w. Parker, 4. Crane. L. Il.
Hsek.tt, Vincenzo Ea,nelli and Franklin
Warj.
twas resolved that al Invitation be
extended to the Veterans Of the Mexican
War and resideu. members cf the CALI
fornia Pioneer Association TO participate
il the approaching celebration in honor
Of the admission OF Nevada iato the
Union.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-28

Hamilton, Oct. 25.-tlathero- was
to-day sentenced to be hanged on t!i-
day. the 10Th OF December. The priS-
oner received his sentence without be-
traying any emotion whatever. lie las
sent for Catholic priest and IS pFepar-
ing for death. An effort Il bein! made
to obtain executive c!eG2aEcy, which II
is generally believed viii be successful.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-28

EIhc, Oct 25.--The GIodoc prisoners
passed through here on = special train
tonight on thcir wsy East. They ez-
pect to reach Ogden tomorrow. The
prisoners are feeling greatly depressed.
A large crowd gathered at tie depot and
INDUCED in all kinds OF Indian se.tieu-
Iatious and war who0ps.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-28

Sunset" Coz has received the Tn
many nomination for Congress for the
vacancy in tie Sixth District Of New
York City. which VS. lately represented
bv James Brooks.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-28

One OF the rcpghcst kin: Of roaSLs,
whose name was George Watson, had
lis light ext;nguishel at Lone Pine a
few days ago. He WIS OF Tie "ar-patb,
and had blood in his eye. It WIS while
engaged in the innocent pa6tlnle OF
cogerirg n ha1f-dczen men with his
cooked navy that & gun went of. and
Watson sank lifeIess to the ground.
The Corou-r's Jury said he came to his
death from the elects Of e Gan-scot
wound, fired by some enc unknown.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-28
MINING s-ec. REPORT.
Forenoon Board.

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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-28

Two women have been elected 70 the
Wyoming Territory Legislature, and Viii
take their seats in that body the coming
Winter.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-28

Jadss Beatty las sentenced Alec
Cehn, found guiItyip White Pine county
D!slric. Court, OF ths crime Of arson iii
the second degree, to imprisonment in
the State Prison FOX tie term Ct seven
wears
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-28

San Francisco, Oct. =. = Thomas
Springer, State Priuter. Is u this city
very H. HIS p.1ysic.a-- say be cann9t
recover.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-28
But-e::cE.'s Paper Fat;ernsaad sheet
Music

AIR. F-ed. B-oois's cctet. 1ta fCr imported
scars, tobacco, bccEs, stationery. r-U,ic.l i'll
s.rulaeut- cLcap !ewe-r., tO 5, &C., .. Ii.estar
Block. MT dor 70 Nat. 1i-.cLc!3s t-1tc46T
hop, Carson City. A-ercy fer al the Caller
MA paIcls, Cole. Hin News, tIttJIlSs =ud EtG-
gaines.
M1s.I,SE.E-3irs Anderson i. Moody, Fash.
ioEsI2Is AyfI-iners, #cc-poE CT Secora a.a Carson
streets, Opposite tie CrEs tlcC:z=, CaIsyh City.
orders .yLI-3tj 4. Gc.-a
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-28

GrcrjacEs ~ to 90.
, 1873-07-18
THE ACADEMY or SCIENCES.

It was stated fow days s1nee that Commit
too Of tho Academy Of Sciences would soon call
on cur citizens to solicit such subscriptions TO
its funds aa any might bo disposed to give. The
object iB to provide cases and other mcans to
preserve the many liberal donations Of spoci-
menu which kindred Institutions and scientific
mon MI over the world had placed at tho
disposal Of tho Society Us soon Rs Its
rooms nre ready TO receivo thom.
Tho building is about completed, and very cor
siderable snms arc now needed for tho purpose
abovo specified. Some Of the Committee made
eeived BY ALL. Money was paid and several
iifo-naembe1shipa were obtained. These en-
titlo tho holders to all tho privileges
Of the Academy, including free admission to its
collections. and to all lectures, meetings, &e.,
during lfa without further charge. Tho cost OF
lfe.momberBhip IL a50O, O,-3100 down, balance In
four equal annual Payments. The friends of
tho Academy hopo to mako up at least thirty
now wlifa-moinborships, and sufficient subscrip-
tions to amount to $40, 600. We trust our lib
esal citizcus will each contribute as they may bo
able to put this most valuable institution iu IN
active working condition, and mako 1t, as it was
before tho Aro, an honor to tho city.
, 1873-07-18
Remarkable rcnncity to Life.

William Moyor, tho man who, on the 2ith Of
Juno. was cut through tho body with soytho by
an insano man near Lancaster, Pa, ia still alive,
and tho Indications aro that he will recover un-
less inflammation sots iu. Tho Lancaster Ex-
anliner thus describes his wound; "Tho acytho
entered tho right Bilo about two inches above
tho hip, aud extended transYersely through tho
body in al upward direction until tho point ap-
pcarod In tho loft side below the ar1n-pit. THO
wound ct thoontrance was five and half inches
In length, and at tho terminus ono aud q half
inches long, Meyer proceeded short distance
with the scythe extending through his body. and
then pulled It out, rocking with blood, unaided.
Tho Lobe OF tho right lung WAS severed, and it
was not expected that he could live moro than d
few hours. To the surprise OF all. his condition
Ia now favorable to his recovery, and his attend
Ing physician, DR.. A. 8. naudonbusb, of Adams
town. has expressed the hope OF being able to
savo his 1ifo. Moyor has been conscious since
tho occurrence, apeaka distinctly, and oats and
slesps without difficulty. Ile is 3 small man,
about 81 yoara Of ago, aud is Of rather delicate
appQArRuco."
, 1873-07-18
A Simple Marriage Ceremony.

a recent visitor among the Indians in Florida
giyes An account Of their marriage ceremony Us
follows: The company was composed OF tho
best nnery. a clrclo was formed, tho bride
moved to The contre, holding In her hand m car
OF corn. Thon tho bridegroom advanced along
side Of her, With deer'a leg III his hand. A
mutual exchange comprised tho whole coromony.
After tho ceremony the whole company danced
and Toasted on boar meat aud honey for two days
and nights"
, 1873-07-18
MEDICAL


MRS. l.. II. PRESTON, PHYSICIAN, TREATS
sou.st, Room 10,
, 1873-07-18

DIVORCES.
nIVORCE6-Lk1ALLY ODTAINED-FEN AFTER
- dpoIuo. Scandal ayoldod. Nln0 Ioart practice In
tho Courts of Chicago. Addtoss i, Q. BOX 1l&7,
, 1873-07-18
INSTRUCTION,

hTAPLRWO0D INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG La.
ll dos, Fltt.uld, Easa. KNOWN fur thirty yoare IL
supSrur facatipB aud rst0 beauty ot location. low "
V, Hp0aE Principal f"
, 1873-07-18

HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
y3yANTED D-KhFR1O O ERATOJt, LARG Il SIZE; FOR
Wy family uso; NUT be in HDul 0ror md haT2aln
Address Il IL. PTibauo othco.
yaFIHTED-QOOn FURNITURE IN EXCHANGE II
Wy fuf ront o.t Ate w4 laeateA. hotca secuted by
tr,,at .f3nattS. M. 1fG ItBnth1r1tkt.
, 1873-07-18

G700 REV W1ND-sTRNYED, OR BT0i.EN-, 70 o1Iltl
Nsh.qson lIos9!s l,st SUNDAY ihe is i,s sh,t tS'
eisS With star in toseoad, about yrara or pa ,we
dhtker n collar, ono Or pas with hask % spo =; @ Ha
Any who MP rssata O. gtSe tat's; aWS
lYNCH, Of tho said farm, Or William f!aaug'' 1a't
, 1873-07-18

WTANTED-TO RENT--PLEAaANT ROOM FOR
W slnglo gontloman, with without board aouth
sido preferred. Address IS, Tribune Office.
IWANTED-To. RENT-GoTTAGE OF = OR s
" ruons, South Division. good neighhofioad, and
Convenient to sato terms md addrcts o., Tib.
Office. -
, 1873-07-18

C0uWfTV. II
NEAA IAIRV1EW BTATION-D E SIRADLl
In rooms, unturnshed, s1cept carpot, with board
moloru holao Address L. cara uarriof 1a.
I1ROM ONE TO EIGHT nOARDt1RB WANTEn Il
l. suburban town; 20 minutca rtdo, cents fare lnre
house, plenty ol Ghado. AddfoEs, for Information
AJ6 Wnhash+nY.
, 1873-07-18

NEW SUITS. -- ..
THE CtRourr Counr-7, 840-1-Arpfat. 7.e42-hlar-
tin D. Walker T. 8. Wella ct al; debit 81 ooo 7s4a-
Appeal 7,H41-Fredcriek uewson Y. William Buckley
rcpevin S5u0. 7,s46--Joiln Adams V. Philip Schmidt:
bin for injunction. 7alo-Jas. n. Greenba'n =: John
II. Reynolds and JameR d. TAomas debt, f2,6o0.
7,8AB-0-Appoal- 7860-Roe!orod caao. 7,851-Charles
Z. o. MONK v. ". II. ". Dompater; Eoplerin. 1857
Appeal.
Tue suRERon oeuHr-44 ,te7-Appeal. 441aa-
Suppressed for sorriec, A.l99-1{arcuB Du Pro Y.
Frederick Booker ct a.: trca1'ass, 5000. ~ 2oo
Calling, r.. ct 81. ?. William Granger; ass,.mpait,
5000. 4, 44,2o1-Wenze Maschock '. Michael O'Brien
lrospase $500. 44,2o2, 3-Appcol. A,2o4-Menry Dnll
y George 1iav1u trospaas, $lsoo. 442o5-T. ".
Bradley for uso Of Thomas McdivEen and James Ga.
ei1ino y: j.. " nildEoth and William +; J. nlldreth
aBsnmpslt, 50 600. a, Franklin Savings Bank,
oi rawtoeket. r l., y Philip nnd Frank sehwui;,-
s4o0. A2o8-Ernma Y. JOHN Darkor, divorce. a. 100
IN. Ludlngton Company =. Joseph and Henry Langc
assumpait, $4,000. A,20-spencer II. Smith ct
d. II noaers; assn1npst H. s49oo = g. 4zail
ple for uso summer F. Whichsm Henry Baho OF d.;
dcbt, $1,000. 44,2i3--11srrsou parkmnn ct nl Y. N
Peck Assumpsi., $50. 44,2l4-dcorgo v. Dawson Y.
Mary a. DAwaon divorce On ground Of cruelty.
, 1873-07-18
ury, and was sentoncol to sixt7 days House OF

CORRECTION.
john NoRus plendod guilty to atoa1ing watch
from tho house OF Mr.. Waltz, mud wns sen
toleod to eight months m House Of Correction.
on trial charged with stealing II. kcg Of nais.
Gotfred was found guilty, and sentenced to
fvo t1aya County. Jail, christopher wns dis
charged.
oharlcs Tobins p1oadcd guilty to stoallng tl,roo
wolf robes, and was seutcncod to ninety days
House OF Correction.
Anna Moainnis pleaded guilty to stealing n
drenB. Bontonco was suspended.
The trial Of John r. ghcrwin, for committing
o rapo upon tho poraon Of Dcrtha KannlnHM will
como OF tlls morning.
LARGE ESTATE.
Tho will Of Joseph r. Brooks was yesterday
provon In the County Court md 1ottors toBta-
mentary issued to Jane 4. Brooks and Lyman J.
Gage, under nm approved bond Of .s1oo, 700, IN
accordance with tile provisions OF the will, Rilu
1t appearing to tho Court that tho estate IL
worth 100000, It wns ordered thnt the oxoou-
tors flo their individual bond iu the ponal SUN
JUDGE r1pToN.
III Judge Tipton'a room tho cauo OF George ..
Hobard Y. John Bc1,nnh WAS triod on assrnpsit,
and resulted in d verdict for plaintiff, with
+. ". Dockors v. Mark Hoynolds, q vortllct Wss
rendered In favor OF plaintiff for $959.58. In
the aut Of hssumpsit OF NIelvine s. ecovlll ct al.
Y. Geo. J. Brown, d verdict WAS rendered in IA
VOF Ul plAHltlu F1t1J3.L1s
THE COURTS IN DnIEF.
JarneB NJ. GreonbAu1n 1leB prGcipo IN an
action of debt In tho Circuit Court against John
nj. Reynolds md Jamoa D. Thomas damagoB,
| $4,000. ~
Marcus Du Pro tllos prncipo in q Btit, Of
troRpaBs is tho Superior Court against Frederick
| Booker OF al; damages e5, 600.
| Tho "swago Block" caae, which has boon
bugbear for several generations ,of lawyers, waH
resumed III tho United States Courta, yesterday.
h1r. Clifford concluded his argument IN behalf Of
defendant and wae followed by Mr.. Diddlo and
Mr.. payson. 1rr. Curtis will wiold tho ponder-
Gus subject this morning.
J. Calling, Jr., OF al. flo prncIpo in IN action
Of aasumpeit, III tho Superior Court, againnl
William Granger damages, $4,000.
John L. Dodge fllea principe in q Buit Of a. M
Hoaton damages, $9,o =.
Tho N. Ludington Company flo prncipo III
q suit Of assntnpsit, in tho Superior Court
against Joseph mad Horny Langc damages
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-21
Iron Workers Meeting-CusI,
system Adopted.

At meeting of the Iron Work
ers of the city of Alpena, held on
the 18th day of October, 1873, it was
decided that they would henceforth
do business on the cash principle,
and the following agreements were
inferred into by the parties whose
names are signed below: .
Know all men by these presents,
That we, the undersigned Iron
Work Manufacturers, of the city
of Alpena, do hereby bind ourselves
to observe and keep inviolate the
following articles of agreement,
this day entered into, under pen
atty of one hundred dollars for each
and every violation, TO be levied of
our lands and tenements, goods and
chattels;
Article 1. No person shall be
credited upon any pretense what
ever, Except as hereinafter speci-
fied), for work done, or material
furnished, in any department of our
business.
Art. 2. Mill men, actually en-
gagged in the business of manufac-
turing lumber, may be credited
thirty days, but if at the expiration
of that time, they do not "pay up"
then the parties hereto will "shut
down" on any further credit.
Art. 3. This agreement may be
dissolved at any time, upon the con-
currence of two-thirds of the par
ties hereto.
HARVEY, EDWARDS & CO.,
SMITH, McCoLLuM & CO.,,
s..r DAVID CRIPPEN,
THOMAS DOYLE,
T. A. BISHOP. ...
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-21
The Fridays Storm.

Last Friday strong wind was
prevailing and the waters of Lake
Huron were greatly agitatod. The
mail steamer Dunlap left this port
shortly after noon, but did not get
outside of the bay ere it was found
necessary to return, on account OF
the heavy sea. AS the sun sank in
tho west, the wind increased, and the
night was one of the most terrible
we have had this season. In the
morning, Saturday, the wind shift
ed TO westerly direction, and the
Dunlap started about eight o'clock
ON her trip to Bay City, being one
day late.
The steamer Sherman succeeded
in reaching Tawas Friday night,
where she remained till next day,
arriving at this port just before
dark. She left for Bay City at
three o'clock Sunday morning.