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The New York herald., 1873-08-24

vHAKLEsros. AMI H-sailed, steamer Charleston.
GALAIs Aug is,oleared sshrs Frank Maria, Wood,
aps lstS"ar1ssa D-Szns ss.'s New York
Soh"cieared sshrs s olwsy, Bryant and Neptune's
'as cXsrisE Aug is-Arnved, schr Julia Perry, New
a Sa nd Morse Nsm Ya Kim
EAsTPoRT, Aug ls-Arrived, schr Paios, shackford,.
Sailed 18th, schrs Ida Fla wilbur, New York Sun
SfaR SoR n sanSsr s.aht nd
FoRrhss aoS5E July ssamsSp
aa pat no na'Hn,H Soroh n eo
Passed IN tor BaIimorempark LaewinNg N.nno from Mo
tanzas schrs Ellen Amsden Gardner; John Ford New
Passed out Steamship Louisiana for Liverpool.
Rde smith Bowman Ss%
STE ssh5s sn Fe nna
Philaaelphis Lizzie Raymond, Lord. and W Fl Bowen
GLouCEsTEs. Aug 2s-.rrved. bark Bounding Bill
.JACRsoNviILE, Aug i5-In port schr James Eaton,
a. sfswisa ssSi james Lee
sGp NhW Yer orRhfssaasa!pha ,r-v.a vsx,,.r nre
,,ss yscs
rex "a c ,Pd Issa SsG
to 4" drso Catherine
SorTnTKsT VEST Pass, August ls-Arrved schr Mischief
nSoRfoIK, Aps a-ArrIyoa sehrs Jacob Birdse.
SaTa@%sr sonrs Lucy cosss
srs s 1ss s Rst. Msss
ssbo Gna wam
su,ta Navp vsppFdIssgrer, pdsr = Ne% York. @
Godsn Fall River for New York; Onward, Wheeler,
a Also srrIyed brig Brown, Tinker, Fall River for
New York Fir Robert bert Rhodes Read Boston o
fs"nto for Do Il Sr TO- sn sn N SSxe Lincoln
3 sH dnIS DGT sh DIR Kane and the arrivals before
ss sTctR % ws eli ssw $sli ss
eta p11 HSt T S e DO senr.
ssx s,S fEqSiasnss ss
Isad xno%s a. fSs Ssxs"synSrt Mary Bransrd. nerd
ssied-schr WIN Gesner for New York, and R No 4s
NEW NEW pMAXEM Ang 22-olearcd. schr Forest Oak,
PHIIADEirfiiA August 2s-Arrived, steamers Pan
s sssis Snfi xSs ss os yS"ins.
S'S ats sssass
s1 Fannie Senanas scS1s .9e MoSs
ys5sss $s SEP
enry gnsHs s t6Gss 6sasss BSp Ss%
Sns 5os,Sn snsaes salem VIM Tee.
nPEMskSKE; Aug saxrrys%. scers Aimeds. Smith,
Bridges Landrick, Windsor nnd cleared 18th for New
big xsPs csprera ~s~ ISfs of Stock.
vm sa Ss:deR. % oH RisSs
sssesS So Yk
brig Regipna Foster CienSegos; schrs Annie Kranz.
wh%e ss Snass sns Sna FaS
Darling Darling Hatch; @ Young, Clark; R G Thomas, and
pPOvInENCE rr A--;,.d ,.o,.u.x. u.C,.,,.~
March Mar Baltimore via Norfolk; VIM Clyde Rogers.
clsarea-schr Eliza Beard (Bs,, Lewis St John, NB.
sailed-Brig Victor tNer,, And rsen, Wilmington, NC
70 load for Falm oith E. .o- orders; schrs GEORGE
GeorgetSwn, DC; Louise. p %athban, croweI 1iexan.
dria; Eliza Raynor, Mitchell New York: Panthea,
pAwTucKET Aug a~saed schrs American EsaIe
hiT %
RIG RICHMOND, Aug 9l-Arrived, steamship wyanoke.
saileaschrs Charles Moore, Russell, New York; Ala.
RoCKLANp, Aug is-Arrived, schr VIM McLoon, Dun
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug l5-sailed, bark Star of ia
,sAvANNAH. Aug 2o-Arrived schr Jennie Stout.
2,d-Arrived, steamship Leo. Dearborn, New York..
Z3d-Sailed, steamer San Salvador, Nickerson New
Sullivan, Aug l7-saied schr Dyer, Foster.
EM Ag srs Ss nsT
fTsnnny, Rich Hale. Murphy and Lizzie Mills Arm
S ssos'ef
SOMERSET, Aug 2l-Arrived, schr Iona, Kendall,
,aad~ssied schrs Calvin Harris Benton, for George
wTLMfNGToN, Nc Aug si-Ciesred, bark sanbo ,Br),
SssS >, Still
MTSCEITA NEOuS
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DHEuMArIc INSTITUTE, NO 80 BOND STREET
II The worst cases 6f Nervous and General Debility
efiectusv cured ali Pains removed, Blood Purified,
strength of Uody and Intel ect thoroughly restored.
)Cut tiis outI
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J,IRST GRAND GIFT CONCFgT
STATE OF NEVADA
authorized BY act Of the state legislature to pro-
STATE INSANE ASYLUM.
Concert at the Opera House, Virginia City Nevada
THURSDAY, ShPTEMRER 4, 1873.
One hunlrcd thousand tickets WI be sold, from. the
proceeds Of which
S265,QD0 GOLD COIN GIFTS
will Re distributed among the holders Of tickets as l
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NEWS.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THR
MONTHS OF AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WlSC EOUSe
~--->
BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COCRTS
n of different States: legal every where; publicity
fees in advance; advice tree com for every
State, FREDERICK /. KING,
Counsellor-at-Law 1853 Broadway
BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
n States, legal everywhere desertion &C. sufficient
publicity required fee until divorce granted
advice tree. NJ. HOUSE, Attorney, 1874 Broadway.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN,
IA Of Fulton avenue AMI Bocrum street
Open from A. M. to 3 p. NJ.
On sunday fromS to r. VI.
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A HOUSEHOLD woRD.-Io SAVE MoNEY-YoU
FoRDs great House Furnishing Bazaar Cooper Insti-
tute Look at the figures French China Dinner Plates,
dozen, 81 10; decorated French China Sest "a
pieces Ss So decorated Toilet Sets II pieces from SIS Is
heavy silver plated Table Knives per Dozen Sc 75 silver
plated porcelain lined Ice Pitchers The largest
Utensils Tin Ir9n Wooden and Silver Plated Ware.
suit the times Goods packed and hpped 10 ali parts Of
the world Particular a nton given to orders received
by mail. Call and examine.
BAsSFORD's, BAsSFORD's, BAssFoRDs.
Cooper Institute Astor place. Thru ndFourth avs.
Third and Fourth avenue cars pass the door.
HONSUMPTIvES, DO YOU KNOW TIP
~ wMCHESrER'S HYPOPHOSPHITE OF LIME AND
SODA will knock the spots out of consumption quicker
than any other remedy treatment 1t is the only
edy that will consumption and prevent develop
ment in all OF prcdsposition. Its success during
the past lS years Is marvellous. Try it
J. WINCHESTER CO.. Chemists
36John street. New York
(NATHERY'S DOG SOAP WILL DESTROY FLEAS,
" cleanse the skin and hair from scurf and smells
making the coat fine and glossy. without giving cold
doing the least harm the animal and safely
mango. G. CATHERY II Dalston Rise, Hackney, London:
Sold BY all chemists and druggists. sole agent JOHN
+. HENRY, Nos. AMI College place. New York.
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ALEXANDRIA, Aug 2l-Arrived, schr Ellwood Bur-
saiied-steam G Knight, New York
JscksSnyei Adolph Hsgs wieks Alsxanddris a;, Ste
fhadelphia Hudson. Hudson, do; william Dear;
born sGui dC vaooper Hooper . GS HsrIist srrs
son, smh, do Daniel Britain, Carroll do; Gen sheri.
dan, Curtis. Elizabethport; Madagascar, Adams do'
conary, Port johnson; Hammond. Paine, do; Nelson
Gssmp6s fSnSs osoksn Sea Lark MeG RoRsS" RsS
Cieared"steamer william Crane, Howes, Baltimore
schrs Frank Lucas Huse Jamaica Island City Smith,
New York; Frank Dow, Kennebec. to load for Balti
Also cid baTks Kate williams Hale, Flores &c; Eliza
White Whotton Matanzas; brig Carrie Pickering, Tor
Also cid bark Mcdilvery Nicke City Point, Va; brig
Clara Louisa, Hanrahan, Galveston.
Nothing sailed The outward bound, before reported
IAIrIys$, steamship elancu:. Besrse, Nsw , Yos5 H
Howes oson os%s sa Sosos bark Village belle Little
Londonderry brig Castillian, Crouchen, Segua
wan wi% Ne ssw
Wctson Baker, HOPKINS, New Hayen. v-.-,,.c..
Cesredsteamsr VIM Kennedy F.ser sric
son sSar smmSns
v ton banSs Tsss sunns Sandy yoiie HOOK
pincott, New York; Halleck, -. Anyns Point;
SaeY Castle
I'd sPM-xMived, steamship Berlin tder). Hirdes, Bre'
BANooR,, Aug X~Xrrivsd, schr Brunette. West New
cSss MS'ss s.1 Pierce Liverpool hr
BATH Aug 2i-Ssiied brig George Berry, Phil adel.
PR riss sns isans scSrs Sasa
den. Ezabethport
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The Funeral of the Widow Of Thomas =.
UnmbILn, Ihe AcIor.

The funeral Of Mrs. Hamblin, who at one time
OF the most beautiful women the stage,
nled her parlors with regrctfu fcuds at two O'Clock
yesterday afternoon Five candles burned her head
The officiating priest was from the French church,
which had been her accustomed place OF worship
Among the many who looked Tor the last TIME
uuon the face OF friend were her three
daughters, Ediih, Ada, aud Constance; Mrs. T..
WAlcut' Mrs, Grattan and daughter Mrs. A. l..
Amy, Matilda ,rrsu, Nr-srs. u, a. HaNcr Z. - han
frau, Clifton ", Taylrure, George Jordan, Charles
N0rwiCk, the veteran ill Stout, Or. Morton, her att
tending phyHiciln, and many others The body VAS
dressed ia white er no. aud lay IN caskvt upholstered
with Nlnte satin, Nlh silver niuudlngs, handles and
Plate inscribed;
Ellza MARY Ann Iianbln died July I, 1913, aged 80
years, months, and Il day9, -
Tuhcruses, magnificent hhcs, white pinks, and white
made int the cross, crown, aud wrcats of Inn.
mortality, hoitcncd the aust Orty Of DEATH and cover
the clsNet with fragrant beauty. There formal
all hearers, Her CONN was carried 10 tIe hc1rsr ~
her friends, and her remains lie M the family vault IN
two Ersndchlldrnn
years.
The casket was OF the largest that is made for
man or woman Nnt one In a thousand of u.s. said the
undertaken viii need one the SIZE Of hers. Measuring
by, measures slightly more though casSet IL less
nyc feet SIX inches long by syrntccn inches wide, and
for man. nve feet gt inches long by nineteen inches
WIDE Mrs llambin's casket was six feet long and two
IaaI "a
The sun., 1873-07-08
A RIphIing Mild-Nnt.


from No sun L"1A OoislO fFto0Hf,
We learn that an unusual and very eXcit-
ing contest took place at the ranch Of Ramon
FcllZ, on the MORO Creek, about fourteen miles
from this place, last week. IL seems that MIR.
Frlil, shortly after getting up In the morning,
went out to feed his stock, and that soon after
he wls startled bv the cries OF his wife and tam
hy. Runuing to the house, ho found a large
wildcat had seized his youngest child, an infant,
by the back Of the neck and was making of wi N
II. After "A severe struggle he succeeded in res
tuing IL The cat making Its escape. Some time
after the excitement had subsidized, an Indian
hoy about Is years old went Out to bring In some
horses that had been stalIcd out over night some
distance from the house. lie had been gone hut
by the cries oi the boy, VINO came rushing to-
Identical cat thai mad caused the first disturb
Imbcdked in the back of his neck. Another dcs-
The eat, which successfully cleaned out the
wuOlo Fclz family killed their two dogs and
retreated IN good order 10 the house Of l.. NJ.
Howe, under which he enscOnCed himself, defy
ing al efforts To dislodge him until night, when
he cscaucd unscathcd. The wounds received by
the Indian boy were quite severe, and the good
people fearing that the cat was mad, thoughL Is
best to sCariiy the wounds wnirh they did by
heating crowbar, the only Implement about
the premises that would answer the purpose.
We understand that. considering the ordeal Of
scratchlHs, biting, and hingelng the boy went
through, he u doing remarkably well, and viii
bo all right again IN few days
The sun., 1873-07-08
a nor TRDERER.
A ChiId Three Wears Old Killed 10 south
Acton. Ma--.-A rwrlNe-N ear-Oid boV
Cbarged vtb the Crime,


George Edward Curtain has been arrest
ed IN East Cambridge. and is now In jail, for the
murder ot chilli three years old In South
Acton. Tue ALLEGED murderer came from
York about year ago To live with his uncle,
Maurice Lane, In West Acton. He has NJ father
living, and IL IL intlmated that he wa sent from
New York by his mother IN order that he might
lie kept away from evil associates. IL Is repre-
seuted IN 4 lie has disposition tnat delights in
companions, and that he has been known ire
quently TO whip and torment them. NJ par
ticular III treatment ~ his cousins Ia his new
home has been noticed, however and the whole
family had become very fond OF the boy.
Between ma o clock last tuesday after
noon young Curtain took " the babv, as litt e
Maurice \. Lane was called, and started out for
walk. The track hands at work on the rail-
road noticed them going toward the woods.
About au aour aiteward they observed Eddie"
the Curtain boy, coming back alone, and some
Of them asked him VINO he had with him when
he went by before, to which he replied that Il
was litue girl. Soon afterward there were in
quiries concerning the n lng child, and then
the mother started out after the baby, and
Others assisted Ia the search; but although the
woods were visited, the search was In vain.
young man named Kingsley. fifteen YEAR ~
age, who Lad been assisting Ia the search, final
ly came across Curtain, and asked him To go
with hlm aud try To- hnd " babN.' Curtain ~ug-
gUsted that he might bc asleep In an old barn
near hv, and with him made search there.
kingsley then wanted 10 20 into the w, Il -.
Cur,dlu tried to di-sdtde hin from doing D.,
bat finally followed him there. Curtain was
asked to shout Tor the baby, aud ne did -, and
tn resp tnsc feeble CrY Mus heard. This Was
repoate d, ana guided hy the sound the two bows
eut,r,d the road, and found tue ui-slus child
sIltiug on the ground with hl, head aud face
covered with blood and art.
"Mhu'- been amusing Nouf' a * ii Curtain.
"Auu,' replied the child.
AZ this accusation the nOy fell down In a half
faint. but soon rallied. The twA took tie infant
To "A house near hY, from which its mother tool,
IL home. She asked him WHO hurt him, and he
said Eddie Across the nose W deep cut
aud another two inches lons Immediately over
the right eye. the most serious cut Mas one
al. a.
it, top. All the cuts looked as though they
were caused by bloSs from ragged ick Of
wood. Tue arms and throat were black and
blue, as though they had been severely plnvhed
Tue child was found at O'Clock on TUESDAY
evening and died AZ o'clock ON the fullowin
afternoon. In The mean time Young Curtain
had d appeared. He was ar. csted ON Friday
nilht IA East tamhu4gc. He had In some way
obtained new SuIt of clothes, and was eNid euty
about To leave the place.
The sun., 1873-07-08

MoNpAY, July 7-FLouR AND MEAI.-Flour
shpyin%T %J rradSs r,cT S scrce o Fm % GcscrptIon
m plentiful supply. re -four IN hotter demand. snlcs
ana western Sa SG @ s, eVira H staie t6oa ss &
MIS- Mfsrh s N, DE- whdr wbcot eStra. and done
e1tras, tsi5isio; city shipping extras sesSeta71;
hiEers ana family brands. $50 so; southern
meal Western &C., s5s9}J; Brau'iywne' &c.,s35J
Rice arq; Win sales q So pkss at u sc Tor caro-.
changed. Sug,r quiet pnd steady. faIr to prime re-
hn,ns iNe,ec sales since our ast 500 gs including
pEovisioSs Fork was HI her NJ quiet s,les l,bo
r brine Tor @ new Ss mess ness for jaw snd aT for A
guft Bacon wos quiet saiesD bxs II ht, long cl,ar
,,c' include gkcdo oqdSrs 4 9e IG hams "a aS
hams az iSaiGc. Lard modcrate demand and
steady sales 1872 tcs a. s$s Tor prime city se for
for sspicmbtr aad e5.iS for October new sold f5r
butte. steady; stale good to choice 2IsSc west,rn
lst2lc Cheese rather weak at iaeSc for good 10 nnc
vGHsiS; Wasa, easler .sl.. l'oco ep.h;, inclsdlnE
iaih Il .lis No. a! sliaasi %; white. iiiScs at
so@r:n @ :nY !, ,sS,is sS igisylor ' At I .sSsi y
ern yeo sc for White Western. r 81. sIc Tor ra
mixcd, 5la5ic for steamer common to choice aud ~
bu.n at 5ia S3c. for white, and iliSi5c. for mixed.
C6rroS.fSc market Tor cotton on the spot /. iu,l,
and the quotation. nominal Md ing uplands 2lc. and
In forward deliveries there light transactions.
rather h CHER however sales 80 bales, closing
by official report 2jlfc for July ~ c. for August.
and Is 70 To- for septemncr The liver. Oo narNet VAS
repOrted duh mddlug upand-, skd.
susDR1ks- Petroleum fairly active and steady crude
In hulk, "a IS the and for future nued for
early delivery lsc. strained ro-in, q S,e t2.sa. and
Quiet hut sales uf about 8N h1 OF tn better grades
at t2e0 for good strained and saJl ior No /. Spirits
turpentiac quint At ll'.c Taow Id at SIC. Mhis.
key lower - glH'. f.cg'ts n-mcr grain TO Liver.
pool nv steam, itil for gram, aud l3gd for wheat,
VIA cheese .. gram 10 Cork for order,, - rcnncd
petroleum to- the Battle at -st- 3D., to Liverpool ~
Il ttcrdam and Antwerp, 1s. gI and from ihi lphla
10 the A4rlAtlc at -. 6l.
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Leaving the soul TO Take Care Of I,.

froDt He ~. LOhiS Denocfu, S0v 4.
A decision of considerable interest was
rendered yesterday 10y Judge Jones Of the Cir
cut Court Leopold Schumacher died short
time ago, leaving "A will dcvl-ing. among other
leeaclcs. si.V0 to n friend. to be disposed of for
purposes understood by the friend. IL was as
Ccrtalued that the purpose understood 10y the
trustee was the saying Of massc for the rcpose
uf the soul Of the deceased. The heirs Of the
dead man disputed the validity ~ these lcl.t-
cies which we're three In number. aggregatng
tie above amount. The matter came d, fore
Judge Jones, on appeal from the Probate Court,
and he decided that the requests were in Viola
tiun Of the Constitution of the state, which
prohibits any gift sale. or devise Of land to any
minister, public teacher, Or preacher Of the gus
pei. a. ~, b, or any religious sect order, or de-
Nomination"
Requests ~ this knd-thou N In much smaller
amounts are quite common In tins state, and
are usually paid, because no one objects; but In
this ease the relatives preferred having the
money themselves, and the soul ~ the decea- I'd
h. lett TO IT. purgaturial wdnderings. The law
OF Missouri doe not recognize such thing "a "A
soul, and makes no mention uf purgatory, and
consequently legacy OF this kind il considered
Unconstitutional.
The sun., 1873-07-08

compel us to say under oath why we refuse TO
act on these nominations. The Meor in his
message aludcs to this threat For my part,
would court an inquiry of this kind. | believe
that the insnuatiOns which have beon made
that undue influence was used TO secure
the nomination Of certain gentlemen are
true. | believe, too, that u is true that
undue Influences have been brought to bear
upon memhcrs " this board to induce them to
confirm these nominees. Hut do not believe
that any Of the members of this board VINO
SSIGd aE%s, to the
The President directed that tho message be
printed in the minutes.
Aide man Morris having move to take from
the table the other n.ininM Ions for Police Jus,
ucc~hips. Alderman NcCilfcrty raised tde point
Of order that q ey could not toe ACTED upon until
The Chair uud, rstands that they have hecn
printed In the tuD hccOrd,' sid President
Hut one Of your colleagues. namely, myself
saws that At 90 Record il not legally estab-
lishcd," said Alderman McCaircrty
Docs the gentleman wish me 10 rule on that
question:" asked President Vance.
Alderman McCafcrty having replied In the
affirmative, President Vance said that he was
not alawyer and could not see so fine point
He therefore ruled the point Of order not well
ak ~.
Alderman McCaiIcrtv appealed from the dcci-
sion. The vote was taken. and the President
declared that tie Chair was sustained by q to u.
ruE VOrE OF pREstDt Nr VANCE.
This decision having been questioned Presi-
dcrt Vance said that the vote was to o, hc
having voted TO sustain his own decision.
Ald dtr.tdn NciIlN.
rr,>idcnt Vance called for the reading of the
ruir.
81 don't think that the President should vote
ON uuy question which concerns huiself,' said
Alderman kchr, without rising.
Ircsi .eut Vance made no reply, but put the
vote on Alderman MUrrs's motion,
The motion was Lost by . to l.
The rr-ulutIUn to pave the . reefs In the
vicinity near fiNc Points with lielglu avoment
WIS called up 10y Alderman Falcnncr The roll
Wa, ctltcI. nj a majority voted for IL. But be-
! I, rr the vote was un1unccd hy the President,
| \ a, rmon - Oitcudurfer, Koch. Morris, aud V IA
sch lex Chtn ed their votes to the negative.
/ The reason given 10y those Aldermen iur Nut
. ing a-iiust " ~ tutt n majority Of the people
hti.- ON thr luc- uf the streets had not pcit'
b toned tu have them paved.
Alderman Folsom r -aid IL was impossible To
/ ID tain thclr consent, uhd that therefore tn,
. Board ot Health hal ASKED tuI thu passage OF
i t.. resolution.
/ Alderman Morris thought that the city ought
] not to pay the paving II tue streets. owner
/ of the property IA the sixth Ward were able 1,
! pay Tor IL themselves.
'iho resolution was defeated and the board
] adjourned.
The sun., 1873-07-08

The notorious Ees Allen, with the ineyita-
bic green shade over HIS lett ey' was before Judge
sutherland yesterday Tor sentence conviction In
MAY last for attcm bursaruusy TO cutrr the sore
Of kuhsalt Co., Mercer street The prisoners Cuuu
So obtained ay OF proceedings ana carried hls case
to the hehtrh Term OF the SuurCur Court ON several
points, the most Important of when is that II Is iW
proper 10 Hcgc In an indictment tine tuTMrr cow ctiOu
ut the ipdctd person, aud to prove the fact before
JMy. FOR rom. unexplained reason TIE General Term
did not pass upon tins point, and refused new trial
Juuge sutherland oppressed regret tht tue appeal mad
MOI ur'u turhrr pros, cucd lee thought the practice
erroneous lie thought that the fact of former con-
NCtun ought to De tN' udgd from the attention ut a
Jury, ana suuud be- addressed hr ConsCluucn the
Court In passing sentence, But the practice Ndr the
othcr way auC must continue 80 uuIil test ease re-
Yersvd lL II" soutrNCcd the prisoner to nNe years
SlU- Alien e. \. 4. .
The sun., 1873-07-08

NEW YoVK, Monday, July 7.-Recclpts Of
brotc- yesterday anu Oy were 3S ears, j.s1 head
mai ns 80 for the wees. a-iinst y % last wcck and
i3 for the curre~pon ng Wr"A last year. Good cat
lie were doing little better than on Wednesday and
1hursdiy ast but Texans and poor natives we're duI
enough. and more we're offered than could be sold.
Naive steers ranged rom l1c. 10 2Ac. m. to dress
81 and 5, Ms to thu cw aud cxts ana cherokee
cattle from &C. to lJc D to drcss 81 D.. and ~ ns
20 the Crn-- cNt.
Fresh arrivals u sheep aud lambs ss
7.3 head, making i1.ss9 for the week against 81 So
last scek, and ul9l Tor the corresponding week last
yer. The demild falr fir both sietp and lanhs,
and sale were LIBERAL a. itaf,c. =. for sheep, and
iotic q. tor lamhs-k tntucky Pcnns ylyania ono.
and Canada lambs ranging nom <. To luc. y n,
The srrivas of We're ~ ears. SIS head max.
ing H30ls for th- wees, against sfIts last week, and
38m for the corresponding week l.st year. Live hogs
we're quoted At hkmbhc. Y A.. aud city dressed
were In demand az tic.
The sun., 1873-07-08
BURIING 4 MODOC.



Indian Ceremonies at n -uicidc'- .rn'e-
Hooker Jim'- Opinion of t!rrcnbnck- ia
the Hnrpy Hunting Ground.
correspondent OF the san Francisco
MHu1qJ can gives the following description Of
tie suicide and burial Of Curly Headed Jack,
one Of the captured Modocs:
At hslf past II o clock ON sunday morning
pistol shot was fired In the Mod.c camp ami tcu-
nor nv excitement among the troops eusued.
Gully Headed Jack, a prominent warrior Of the
Cottonwood faction. lay IN one ~ the tents vltn
bullct-hul a. mig AZ ones fist IN the eide Of hs
head. while his right hand CRASHED an army re
Noiver. His Mothers female friends gather, Il
about him and hr-r . red th.nl selves with blood
from hi- wo' nj. and enlcaNorcd 10y other In
dian customs 90 save his ll'c.
Outside the tent stood bogus Charley, Hooker
Jim. Shackua.ty Jim, Stcduh. AZ Frank. tue
Curlcy- +, AIDED Doctor. amt several uaucless
warriors, all affected 20 teNrs, who had been
Jack companions from ho'hUud. Al the end
uf an hour prolonged ehtick from the women
announced that his spirit had He'd to the happy
hunting ground.
The hcr,av.d souaws kicked up such a hub
hub ia the camp that Col. Mason c'dcd 90
bury the dead warrior and cou'iuuc the march
Ia order To tone down the preNa ling spirit ~
sadness by change ~ scene. Tho body WAS
wrapped in blanket and So Laid In the grave I;
the pistol with which he accomplished scl'-
destruction was placed near his heart. aud all
his pr rlp"rty, Cousi-tiug of clothing, triukets,
ard slick half dollar, was tumhlcd into the
grave and upon him. The pistol. ihe Indians
said, would hc Of service 10 Jack In urucur-
M game upon his arrival in the happy hunting
Before tho grave was covered noticed H., k"r
jim Scuddiug through the military camp as one
possessed of devils ami had "a curiosity To learn
what allied him. II seems that jim owed the
suicide e., but had only ,j cents In silver AID a
e. grtenback with which 10 make the payment,
aud a. he had borrowed co. n he wished To ret irn
the same, having grave doubts whether green-
backs would be Of any use to Jack In the next
wurd-sAd commentary on the national cur
rency. one Of the soldiers gave him g. IN silver
for his greenback, aud the coin was at once
/ dung into the grave. Jim's face wore "A look uf
cuntentment after the payment - this debt.
The exercises at the grave concluded with the
ceremony II providing food for the use II Jack
ON his way 70 the { .stant hunting ground.