davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22
BY TELEGR GRAPH.

3 ! Ell E i + A + n .
SIGNAL SERVICE IN A BALLOON
CARL voGr TO BE RELEASED
ROWING TO NEW ORLEANS
The BROOKLYN TRUST COMPANY FAILURE
DefalcatiOn and Bad Management
FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of NEW ORLEANS
IMPORTANT DECISION IN ENGLAND
EXTENSIVE coNFlAGRA71oN
JACKSON, TENNESSEE. IN RUINS
RAvAGEs OF THE CHOLERA
RAClE INTELLIH H.ENCE
4 VICTORY FOR DON ALFONSO
HE SACKS AND BURNS JGUALADA
REVOLT IN THE NAVY
ITALIAN SLAvERYIN NEW HAVEN
THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY
Jules Favre Attacks the Government
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22
SIGNAL SERVICE IN A BALLOON
CARL voGr TO BE RELEASED

ROWING TO NEW ORLEANS
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22
SLAyERYIN NEW HAVEN
THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY
WASHINGTON.

Jules Favre Attacks the Government
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22
4 VICTORY FOR DON ALFONSO

HE SACKS AND BURNS IGuALADA
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22
ATTEMPT TO AssAssINATE eERRANO

REVOLT IN THE NAVY
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22
THE BROOKLYN TRUST COMPANY FAILURE
DefalcatiOn and Bad Management
FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of NEW ORLEANS
EXTENSIVE CONFEDERATION

DECISION IN ENGLAND
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22

OK FOURTH RA0E.]
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22

JOSEPH 3. WILLIAMSON. JR..
Dealer in
Hides. Ekins and furs, Moss, WeoIs Tals
low, kIc.s
le - Peters street, near the CustomAouse. NeO
Orleans. louisiana
Liberal advancement made on coneignmentA
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22
JACKSON, TENNESSEE. IN RUINS
OF THE CHOLERA

RACING INTELLIGENCE
The New York herald., 1873-09-09
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 8, 1873.
CLEARED.

Steamship Zodiac. Chaplin Msrehead City-Murray,
bark Anna Ger, Davidson. London-C Tobias 4 Co.
BARK Whitney tBr), Spicer, Marseilles-J Whitney
Bark Kraseroe tNop, Larsen, Rotterdam-Tetens 4
BockDlain.
BARK 4 . Jones tBr), Berry, Genoa-Kinne, Ross Co
Bark Mondiro fBr), Lombard, Baha-J Witham.
Bark Leopard (NoD, Matthiesen, Minatitlan-J Ward
Co.
Bark Proteus, Chase, Bavana-J Ward Co.
Brig Ennis, Foster, Beyrout, &c-John Zittoscn.
brig Soskummeren (Nor, Vestergard Bremen-Funch,
Brig stabia QtaD, Romano. Gibraltar for orders-J G
Brig Hildegaard cswed). Nisen, Minatitlan-J Ward
d Co.
Brig liza. Kahrs Kingston, Ja--A II Solomon Co.
Brig Aalava, Allen, Cieniuego X Co.
Brig Keystone Barker, Matanzas-James Elwell 4
Brig Isabel (Br), McLaun st Johns-Hatton, Watson
Co.
Brig Peter Roberts (3r, Hunter, Windsor, Ns-C W
schr Cuba (Br), Baldwin, st John, NB-Heney Par
ker
Schr Conservative, Benson Mobile-E Hurlbut 4 Co
Schr Anna Valentine, Potter, Washington-Van
Brunt Bro
schr Maria Pierson, Grant, Washington, DC-slaght
schr Sea Bird, Hogan, Washington, DC-slaght &
schr VIM McKewan, Hudgns Baltimore-w Chal-
Schr l,corgetta, Jellison Gloucester, Mass-Warren
Steamer E C Biddle. Alexander. Phiiadeiphia-wm
steamer Bristol Wallace. .Philadelph,s-wm Clyde 4
Co.
Steamer Novelty. Davis. Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1873-09-09
CREEDMOOR.
Good Shooting by the Twelfth Regiment
Yesterday-A Team OF Fourteen for the

Good Shooting by the Twelfth Regiment
Yesterday-A Team OF Fourteen for the
October Contest.
About three hundred members tof1cers and
mem of the Twelfth regiment left the city yester.
day morning for CreedmOor and spent the day in
practising, the Twelfth being the first to visit
Creedmo0r regiment Everything passed or
pleasantly except at the ThirtyfourJh street ferry,
the company compelling the regiment to pay full
fare, which Colonel Ward did under protest rather
than have trouble The military code gives the
be definitely settled hereafter. The shooting was
very ialr, considering that nearly all the men
young and never shot at grea a distance as
500 yards before. Many made good scores at 100
yards, but their scores at 200 and SEQ were not
good and are not therefore given. Fourteen non
commissioned officers and men were selected
for the team for the October match. 1t
their teams made up OF the rank and file, as onl-
GERS are not supposed to carry muskets. Besides
Which they are usually old soldiers and good Shots
The best average shots made yesterday were by
Adjutant Murphy. The following were chosen Tor
the team and made five shots each at 500 yards
after being selected sergeant McGowan, IL; T.
Yeager, II; Sergeant Reddy, Il; C. b.. Waterbury,
IL; w. Hope, s; Sergeant Manly, Z; Il. Lowell, Z;
Sergeant Boos, 81; Sergeant Woer, s; w. S. Smith,
6; Sergeant Honstatter 6; P. Doerle, 4. Captain
Rangekeeper Hiegs and number OF others were
present and made good shots Captain Burton
and his son. G. w. Burton, made fourteen cOnsecu-
tive bulrseyes 6) at 500 yards, taking turn about.
sixteen and eighteen fine shots each. The rines
used by the regiment were the Remington mill.
tary. The following were the twenty-four best
shOts:-
The New York herald., 1873-09-09
QUADRUPIE SHEET

schr Jonn warren, NcGsrr. Peconec Bay for New
schr Baltic, Taylor. Frankfort for Philadelphia with
stone
schr Racine, Eldridge. Dartmouth for New York
schr Amelia Augusta, Terry, Manhasset tor New york
Schr Roval Oak Benson Bridgeport for New York.
schr WIN Peck Bunce, Sag u orbor Tor New York
York.
Schr Hester, Martin. ror,chcster for New YORK.
Schr II Duryea Harper. Glen tOye tor New York.
Schr Asher Parker. Little Glen Cove for New York
MOUND EASE
Steamship Wansutts. Fish. New York Tor New BEDFORD
Steamship Bolivar Lawson, New York tor New Lon
don
Brig Norris New York for st John. NIB.
Schr G Foster, Patrick, Wechawken for providence
Schr Blast, Taylor, Trenton Tor Fall River.
Schr Molly Porter, New York for Bangor.
schr Olive, Brown, Albany for Bridgeport
sehr !. Thompson. New Yori Tor Providence.
schr 4 Wellman. Carroll New York Tor Portlsnd.
schr j Il Knowles, Ferris, New York Tor Portsmouth
Schr Portland rhorndke, New York Tor Boston
schr Ninetta KirwaD, Rondout TOR Rockland.
schr belle. Coombs Hoboken for Duxbdry.
Schr Jos Ross Norris, South Amboy tor Pawtucket
Schr Mary Percy Percy New York Tor augusta.
Schr Capitol, Ferris New York for Providence.
Schr j II Young, Pratt. New York for Providence.
Schr 5 Dean Macombcr Hoboken tor Fail River.
Schr Spray, Martin Trenton TOR Providence.
Schr Rocket, Orr Port johnson for salem.
Schr Champion, Lowry Port johnson for Warren.
Schr Marshall Grant. Port johnson tor Salem.
Schr Panihca, Hill, south Amboy for New Bedford .
Steamer United states, Davis. New York tor Fail
River
Steamer Electra Mott New York tor Providence.
The New York herald., 1873-09-09

weaver, 40; Thomas Hull Brown. DO; Alton r MINOR,
Oakes, do; Jennie kogers, Rogers. do; N Weiek
kelsey do G W Locke, Bunce. do Joseph Potts Law
renee do Eselle, furniss, do Albert Phsro Bingham
dG FROM SiOM esr Burden Adsms New York
"ntsnS sIved seSrs Success Richards Ezabethpor,
R II Wilson, Harris do; Randoph steeimsns do;
Rondout; Bella Peck, Avery, Weehawken; Evergreen,
Turner do: j u Bartlett, Harris, tohoken; j VI You
mans smith do Florence, Sackeit, CIoton fresident
bradley, New York: Peii NoughL Hallock Hunting
saiiedTBark Giovanni dtalian) Pavonia, New York,
dn tow OF tug II tdyeD NJ, co.
PAwTUCKET, Sept 6-Arrvec, schr Bertha Conover
South Amboy. 49,, u.,,.,..
Hand Haliock Philadelphia; VIM Voorhis. Goldsmith.
Havcrsrawr Geo Middleton, Nickersoa. NeN lorh;
RICHMOND Sept t--Arrlved, steamship isaac pei,'
Brakeman, New York; schr Kate Luehs ferry' Al
Saied-schr Harriet Brewster squires City Point, to
CLEARED 5th brig sarah Emma, Carter, Rio Jnneiro
ROCKLAND. Sept Arrived schrs VIM steele, Mui-
lin, and Defiance, fhornd,ke. New YORK huh"es"
Brown do for Addison.
sailed-schrs l. Knight. Pratt: @ Jones, Cocord and
Billow Wallace, New York . Crafts, Kennedy, DO.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 3l-saed ship Ocean Express
SON ERsET, Sept ARRIVED. schr Dawson, scileck.
SAVANNAH Sept s--Arrivcd steamships Gen Barnes,
Mallory, New Yerk; Seminole. Matthews Boston -,
WILMINGTON, Nc, Sept 5-Arrived, BARK EIzaDeth
Knowles (Br) Carmichael, c3laDar (Ari,al ,,.
Cieared-Barks Rudolph GER, paske, Rotterdam Wick
4 Mebane Br), Hull, London; Lyna (Nos'. fetersen'
Bristol.
WAREHAM Sept 5--Arrivcd, schrs Jessie Murdoch.
Christie Georgetown DC; Luna, Wells Poushkeepsie
,6th-saied schrs Lady Antrim, Carter and Monitor.
Chase. New York.
The New York herald., 1873-09-09

Names
PIGEON SHOOTING.
Handicap OF Ten Birds by the Nara.
gansett Gun Club OF Newport-First
Prize $500 Cup-NIr. Harry Russell
the Winner.


gansett Gun Club OF Newport-First
Prize a $500 Cup-Nr. Harry Russell
the Winner.
NEWPORT, r. l.. Sept. s. 1873
The Narragansett Gun Club, composed of many of
the prominent summer residents at this place,
shot pigeon match on their private grounds at
Bryer's Lea House, a few miles from the city, to-
day. 1t was a handicap of ten birds each for
cup valued at $500; entrance fee, S., or which the
stake went to the second best shooter. and the
third saved his entrance. The elite OF the
aristocracy were present to witness the skill OF the
gentlemen with the gun, and OF the number more
tnan hundred were ladies' beside the members OF
the Mexico claims Commission. Mr. Harry Rus
sell 27 YARDS was the winner of the cup, although
there is q tie between HIM and Mr.. Pierre McCarty
the latter beaten McCarty was awarded the
stake. and Mr. Charles A. Post (2s yards) saved his
entrance The following is
SUMMARY.
NARRAGANsETT GUN CLUB, NEWPORT, r. l., Sept.
s, 1s73-Pigeon ShOotlng.-Handcap OF ten birds
each for a cup valued at $500; $5 entrance; the
second TO receive the stake, and the third TO save
his entrance; value OF stake, $40; shooter missing
three TO retire.
Pierre DcCarty 26 yards-l |, ], /, ], l. o. l. l. 0-S
George Loriilard, 80 yards-l, l, |, o, 0, l. l. 1,
O--7
Charles A. Post, 2S yards-o 0, l. l, ], l. !, l. o-o
f. 4. Smelling, "a yards-O, /. l. l, l. l, 0, 0--s.
T. A. Lowery, 2s yards, O. j, |, o, i,o-4:
william p. Douglas, 80 yards-0, o. |, ]. L. %.
Charles Peters, q yards-l, o, l, !, 0, %.
F. B. Porter. 20 yards-l, 0, l, L. 0, o-a
A. Barbansen. q yards-l. 0, 1, %
David King Jr - yards, 0, 0, !, o.
;. H. Robbins, - ysrds-0, 0, ], 0-l.
A. Stafford IS yards-G 0, /, 0-l.
Dr. Wheeler, 20 yardS-0, o. 90.
L. A. Post, % yards-0 o, Go
The lie between McCarty and Russell was then
shot or.
RUSSELL, 0, 1--2.
McCGrty--1, o, OIL
match is announced to be shot tomorrow be-
tween Mr.. William p. Douglas ano Mr.. ). Il ROD
The New York herald., 1873-09-09
Theatre COmiouc.

This wen known and popular resort on Broad
way was crowded TO overfowing, usual, last
evening, several hundred people being turned
away from the doors for want even OF standing
room. tremendous bill OF novelties was pre-
sented to the patrons OF the Comique among
the mcst noticeable OF which were the
screaming act of the ''Mulligan Guards,n by
Harrigan and Hart; budget OF sero-comic
songs by Miss Jennie Hughes, who dresses gor-
geously, and wears diamonds enough 70 lie trst
lady at the Grand opera; Miss Kitty O'Neil, in her
character dance and an imitator OF Collodion and
kegamey, by the name OF Jump, who made a
couple oil very clever carlcatures IN the space OF
few moments. The rest OF the bin was received
with hearty applause, and IN particular the negro
sketch OF "M2ssa's Old frendr was done wiz
great fidelity by Harrigan as Uncle Pete.
The New York herald., 1873-09-09
Bowery Theatre.

new three act sensational drama, with the
startling title of "Marked for Life" given at
the Bowery Theatre in order to give an opportu-
nifty to Mr.. George France, an old iavorite OF the
East side, for an exhibition Of his histrionic and
melodramatlc powers. To say that he pleased his
hearers would be mild praise indeed, lor he WAS
appiauded TO the echo and did not want for most
enthusiastic announcement from ms audience,
who also seemed convulsed by the farce OF the
'Sheep Stealers" which Immediately preceded the
drama
The New York herald., 1873-09-09
SUDDEN DEATH.

Mr.. Samuel Fl. Briggs, late OF 122 Franklin street.
few days ago sent his family TO Europe, since
which tfue, 1t is alleged he has been drinking TO
excess. IN Sunday evening Mr.. Briggs fell in his
room and 1t " believed that In doing so ne struck
his head againet the bedstead, death ensuing soon
afterwards leyOner keenan, was notified. De-
ceased was forty years Of age and native Of Eng
land.
The New York herald., 1873-09-09
SAILED.

Steamships Zodiac for Morchead City Nc Richmond,
Lewes Dell ship City OF Calcutta (Br). Bristol barks
tar Acacia, Havana Castelio Qtal. Penarth Roads;
brigs jeanette (Swed. Route rdam Village Belle 0r, An
tlgua; Ernest, porl limon and Costa Rca schrs Hattie
Haskell, Jacuei Portland (r). st Kits; Eastern Belle,
Jacksonville sophie do Joseph Oakes, do sophia. st
Augustine, Fla; Morford, Charleston; Wapella do;
Jesse Clark, do; Paragon, Washington, NC Delmsr,
Newbern; Heather, Philadelphia.
Wind Mt sunset NNE light
The New York herald., 1873-09-09
FIRE IN UNION, NEW YORK.

UNIoN, n. y, September s. 1873.
hre broke out this morning In the planning mill
OF whtemore Brothers. destroying ten places OF
business on Main street and the barn occupied 10y
Miles Cronk, in which his trotting horses Grey
John, Belle OF Watertown and Kane were stabbed.
The horses were removed without INJURY. The
loss Is estimated at s25, 900, partly insured
The New York herald., 1873-09-09
New Park Theatre, BrooLiyn-openins
Night,

Mr.. A. r. samuells, the lessee and manager OF the
New Park Theatre, Brooklyn, announces tnat he
has engaged strong company with which to open
that place OF entertainment this evening. He in
forms US that Miss Isabel Freeman, Miss Helen
Tracy, Mrs. G. NJ. Walcott, Mr.. William E. sheri
dan, Mr.. J. w. Norton, Mr.. owen Marlowe and Mr..
i. L. Norris are among his principal stock engage
ments and intimates that eminent star and society
plays will be introduced 10 the public from time to
tlme new act drop has been painted by Mr..
Morgan, the central picture OF which represents
che rescue OF John Smith by Pocahontas The sea-
son will begin this evening with London Assur-
ancen and the following cast :-ChaFles Courtiey,
Mr.. w. 4. Sheridan; SIR Harcourt Courtey, M.
owen Marlowe; Dazzle, Mr.. John W. Morton MAY
HaFkaway, Mr.. M. flanagan; Mark NEEDLE, Mr.. M.
". Fiske; Dolly spsnker, ME- W: But,er; CoSl'
Daley simpson butler, Mr.. ). p. Cook; Martin, q
servant, Mr. Harry Bave James "a. servant esssd & Mr
man Grace Harkaway Miss Helen Tracy; Pert,
Miss Katie Mayhew. With the exception OF Mr.
fiske and Mr.. Butler all these performers appear
3n Brooklyn for the first time.
The New York herald., 1873-09-09
Dramatic and Musical Notes.


German opera is being given by Nine. LicAtmay
and Herr Habemann ut Terrace Garden.
''rhe Wandering Jew" will be brought out to
night at the Grand Opera House.
Miss Mary GrIswold requests us to deny that she
is member OF the Union Square Theatre COM
pany.
"Sinbadn will be produced at the Olympic on
Thursday evening. The present version is said to
be new.
The unorthographic typo will insist upon spelling
Tamberlik with a c. The only with which Tamber
lik's name is identified is the high G.
The san Francisco Cadets will appear in their
blindfold drill tonight and tomorrow night at the
Academy Of Music. Grafulla's Seventh Regiment
Band viii furnish the music.
orthodox frequenters at Booths are as much
amazed at "The New Magdalens" being placed
upon the stage there as Bishop SHOWS congrega-
tion would be should that venerable pre'ate de-
liver eulogy on atheism.
The public Is hereby advised that 1t Is Oliver
Doud Byron who is going to'appear at Woods Nu-
scum in the emotional part OF Ben Mccullough,
and not Ben Mccullough who intends appearing in
a fve-act part entitled "Oliver Doud."
We have received one or two notes volunteering
information concerning the nationality of Mr. T.
c. King, who is to act Quasimodo IN "Notre Dame"
Mr.. Kings nationality does not interest u.s. All
that we are concerned with is the manner in which
he VIII perform the part OF the hunchback bell
ringer.
The New York herald., 1873-09-09
BASE BALL.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. s. 1873.
game o: base ball was played to-day By The
Athletic ana Philadelphia clubs OF this city. The
following Is the score:--
Clubs la d I'd Nh yh 9Th ~ M Oh
fSnsdHsIpha........ ffSnsdHsIh.... : I 3 9. ! . O.
Each club earned two runs
The New York herald., 1873-09-09
NEWS.
Almanac sor New York-This Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
sa,is. Destination. Office.
Sfsoner.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE
MONTHS OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER.
The New York herald., 1873-09-09
Professor Pepper and His Scientific
Ghost.

When science enters confessedly into the amuse-
ments OF people the hold which 1t has taken upon
them Is pretty hrm. The only kind OF ghost which
the average intellect in children and adults can
The New York herald., 1873-09-09

accept without injury is that which is produced
by The cunning arrangement Of mirrors and re-
necting light. invented by Professor Pepper few
years ago. 1t is an invention which mas been used
in various forms and notifications since, and gen.
orally with happy results, Jar as the entertain
ment OF audiences IL concerned. We observe that
Professor Pepper and Professor Tobin are about to
unite their forces aud to give at Association Hall
three illustrated lectures ON 'rhe Magic Of Light
and Sound.n Whether the ghost business is TO be
part Of the programme we do not know, but we
hope that Is: for Professor Peppers ghost Is the
' vs SSoi'u .ss a has uvou VI ~, o"S =, M or Ill
the conventiOnalisms and traditions Of ghosthood,
and, as might be expected OF any wellbehaved
spectre, puts us on the best terms with ourselves,
instead Of soaring MS with a bass voice, white
snroud and an ambiguity OF speech which loses
itself in sublime commit talism. Let Professor
Pepper and Professor Tobin, then, bring out their
ghosts at once.
, 1873-05-11
'-.RoRRIBLE



Arcu1sos, Kan, May 10.-X 81 poc1al from Wet
more, small town on the Central Branch Rail
road, forty mileB from here, gives m, &C.
count Of reyolting Wholesale murder.
It appears Efhat a. man, named James
Erickson wss arrested some time ago charged
with rape. on:5 i the. :. wife .of u man
named Marquette. All the parties nre Syedcs.
Erickson was acquitted and left the place.
Yesterday he came back to Wet1norc, aud this
morning vent to Marquette'a house, near tile
town, and, when the latter came to tic door,
Erickson ahot him through the breast,
killing him oinHtautly He; then took Man:
quette'a two small children to, tho door
ofa neiehbors house, whore lie left them, sasing
he had Filled their father md was going back to
kill their mother. Tho alarm was soon given,
and tho neighbore rushed to tho ,sccno OF tho
murder; but it.. is reported they were
afraid to :; 60: into. the house, and:
sent+c~ to =: Wetmore-'-'' for assistance.
Before it arrived they hcard shots .ina;de. On.
entering tho houso, they found Mrs. Marquette
lying on the bed in . state Of nudity aud shot il
seven places. Erickson was lying ACROSS her
body, Also dead, :shot in two piaces; one
ovnf i the temple and. one in,- the ab-
doncn. He ! still held. q pistol in
his hand, and lie had, it seems. committed raDe
On the woman before killing her, and thon shot
hlmaeH~a Tho bodies we're all brought to Wet
more. and an inquest ia now being held over
, 1873-05-11
JOLIET:

Changes tr.t..e- rcni:es,tit.ry sFa..ccc-
Observation-Disclosures <>s sfae Old ks<,ard
OF Co:a ar1lasioncra--Lan2p Explosion
) -.Tiac .8asdic1E1 Question.
Spec;.l Disz.dtch to 71:.s 1X.cuQn TJi514ne. =
Jo11ET, May 1o.:4The cityis full Of excitement
to-day growing ont Of tho removal OF tia P2ai-
tent;ary Comu1;saionerh and Warden. Cowboy:
eFidse arrived bore this morning FROM Springfield,
accompanied by Dr.. Cenisius aud Gen. Bans, two
ofthe new Commissioners, and ex-t1nyor Smith, j
of Springfield, tho newIy-appointcd Warden.
The Old Board Of COMMISSIONERS refused to va
cate their position until they co1Id consult their
counsel; Congressman Ward, Of Chicago. Alr.
Ward reached hero on tue IL q. III. train, and,
after consulting with the. Commissioners, they
installed. Tho Old Commissioners were invited
several weeks ago to resign, but they preferred
to be removed. The cause for removal, aa tho
Governor mildly expresses it, is z s'neglect
fcrred against the Infringement by tho I,epubii:'
can Of this city. which: doubtless formel the
basis for the Governors action, Nothing is
known here OF tho new appointees other than
they arc men who hare heretofore occupied pub
Lie positions in the State. Gen. Wham, tho
other Commissioner, is now in WashingtonJ and
will not be here for several days. On Monday
the new management will commence totaka, an
inventory ofrtho +;prlson property, with q
view Of ascertaining the real financial condi-
win commence tho se1ection OF subordinates
there being already several applicants for each
position at their command. :
Yesterday evening Mra: Morgan F. saylor, Of
this city, met with terrible accident, which, it
,is fsarcd, rlay provo fatal. F. Sho had prepared
for bed, and in putting out q Kerosene Light,
the = lamp :e1plodod, from which : her:
arms and faco were burned to o crisp, the flesh
actually dropping from nor hands. Medical aid
was promptly summoned and she is now doing
as well az could be expected. -.
Tho Judicial question il still exciting consider
cbIe attention. Capt. Hill, lci;oberte' most for
nidabIo rival for endorsement in the late Farm i
er:s' Convention. is out in. letter advising h1a
friends to unite upon McHoberts. 80 :, : ::
, 1873-05-11

The standard time OF John B. Mayo l. Co.. jewellers.
No. 360 Wabash avenue, opposite tho PostOlHce, h.s
become famous, not only in Chicago, but throughout
the whole Northwest They have the exclusive chargeof
the time On a the railroads running into Chfcago and
their t,Qe Is tclegraphed, to second, over sorne
twelve to fifteen thousand miles Of railway daily conso-
quently it Is Uniform standard OF tiuls The City
H3ll Post-ohce aud other public buildings, bes.des
are connected by N electric wire, and the cor
rect time il transmitted daily automatically, from
citizens the opportunity Of getting the only uniform
standard time ut seTeral hundred different pieces in
the city. This frTn putting up the finest towers
clock in thus country the depot OF the T. s. i
IL. s., aud C., Z. T. 4 T. Raiioads.
, 1873-05-11

The Eezv York PF 9.duce :Narhetu.
NEW YosE, Nay 10.-CorTQs- and unchonged3
n1}ddig nI,.and, loAc. Sales: Failures, 400 Nay;
u, ,ssis ll.1se; June 1as@ls54e; July, 1sa<9
DnrApsTuFfs-Flour dull and Unchanged, receipts,
r. GEO brls; sEariue Western and State, $5e5@635
common to good extra, $500 7.4o; good to ehaice
$74599.35; common to choice, $850910,50 st. Louts
57n9125v. Rye -four Arm at SII0@5-7 -75. Corn meal
acsiye aud steady. Nhcat-PTiue earlier poor grader
OF spring lower winter in good demand receipts,
1.6o ;<car lots No. 9 Chicago, sl.621c4 No. Mil
waukee, a1oat S.E3 strictly prime higher md scarce
amber Western, $1.o5. Rye quiet md drm- Barley
lower; Canada, s1:15. Male quiet: Corn frner
ceipts,: 30,co0 ba new mixed Western, G78G3Kc
ole, aEoat, G15c. Data active aud higher for nsT
mixed Western receipts, 1G0. GOO hu mixed West
ern, 5o953c white Western, 55@5o4c; hlnck West
Clown SEED-steaoy; wcate1n, :s1<@sxc :. state.
18;:es0c., ,Timoshy firm, f.S0.
. .EsGs-Quict md unchanged. :~~- - --~-----~
: Hit Observation-Disclosures. ~' t~-.@~a :; !.
Observation-Disclosures, 9s@3c; orinoco, T@.so.
WooL-Duu; buyera' favor !; California, l83nec:
sTe1as, 17Eaoac; State, sGG tsc; unwashed, 3oG5x3
G2ocER1ss-cot1ee strong; Rio, .174@194c:- Sugar
Now Orleans, -ee<97oc., Rice steady at 75<6sHc.-
PErEoLEuM-L1wer; crude, 91s@2fc; reained. s2oc.
TU1ieEsrnE-DulI 1t 5Oc.
! PEov1s1oss-Pork armer new mess, F17.7s; extra
$I765 bid, s17e0 asked. BEEF quiet and steady
hams quiet; terce beef dull. Cut meats shada
Lever }deked ssas ,niaass SHADE
Western steam, 5-letsyjsc; hetlc, oa.@oztc.
DUrrEn-D.an and heayy fair to primo Western,
c7G3oc : new statc; eosR3cc-
CHEEsE-steady 1a416txc.- - -, =
'NuEKT-Eaeier 93c. =. {, -:
METALs-Manufacture copper steady; tngot Jaket
3a533c cash. Iig-;ron dull Luyera boiling OF, refuse
to operate; Scotch, s46.C0@61.oo; american i'm
aud American sheet qtict: s1soo917.90 goa, ~fof
Russia Nails quiet; cut, $500; canch, s6.a927c0