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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25

Received at the office of the Secretary of
State January -, 1873.
The foregoing act having been pre-
scented to the Governor of the State of Lou
isiana for his approval, and not having
been returned by him to the House of the
General Assembly in which it originated
within the time prescribed by the cOnstitu
ton of the State of Louisiana, has become a
law without his approval.
WILLIAM WEEKS,
Assistant Secretary of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25
NO. IL
JOINT RESOLUTfON

SECRETARY of ST
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25
econdDisVficnGourSs

ir ffe ease ~ Sore & Negre| and
siueble e. Nippert Is. T. valiant the rule
takop be- intervenor and third opponent tor
Sbtaining 70 new trial was dismissed.
Judge Cullom informed the members of
Che bar that hereafter no gentleman would
3. allowed 90 come inside the railing to
speak to the chair while the court was in
session. Any remarks would be listened
." offered in open court.
The sun., 1873-09-27
Homrc1DE IN coNSECrfcUr.
Tho Verdict Of Griswoid Jury The Fatal
Ending Of a Fishing spree.

CorrC spondcnCC Of The sun.
NoRwI, II, Conn, sept D.-L1st Satiir-
day the village Of Ifopevilc. about four miles
from fewe't city, was the scene of homicide
which has grcatly excited that ordinarily quiet
community. Daniel W knight. a liquor dealer,
Nelson Cross. colorcd inan. aud % Mr.. Allen on
the IN, rhine of that day went on fishing and
hunting cxundit;ou. They took u bountiful sup.
plv Of hqunr. and there was no surprise when
tho three reached home about noon tr nk. Tho
negro, Gross, seemingly changed his purpose ~
,cpnrating from his companions, and asked
Kuirht's r,rmi sion To- sharpen two saws iu tho
lttcr's workshop. The pcr1issiun wa- given,
and KNIGHT ns.lt,d in hling the saws until he
got tircd. lie thrn went tnthc uppcr nart ot
his dive Hing, saying as he started, "NclsC, can
nle ON tic NV any longer" He stayed upstairs
onl, short time. but long enough to CouJure
up "a rcrl or fancicd grievance. lie dcsccndcd
To- his harroon. Then hc called 60 his wife.
When ~hc came size found hun With a uouhc-
blrrclcl sua in his hands He said g. her, " {
won't have tlat Ming ~ tue huu g.. hay" or
dcrcd that Niger 60 leave, ani II he doc nt
leave II shoot him
Mr,. kuiAat tu,d to soothe hcs 'u sand and
cut,t,4rlird him to ask Cross pleasantly tos stop
Min, his NV aud 20 away. knight stepped to
tne door Of the "'En,n" "'H a,,m NsS,
ana Tm going tp stay," WA the rrspunsr.
knight lc'cued hi' gun ana lrcd. Ihe shot
stool i'm the shop. Cross suspended his WORK on
the Jaws and commenced talking threatcuiusly.
Knight retreatcd to the barroOni, closely tpl-
lowed nv me nc,.ro. There was scufiic for the
gun. la whIch Knight was fatally stthhcd ~
Cross with . Jachkniit. Cross went inhedittely
to Jewett CITY. ard reuoriing what lac hdG done,
gave himself up to the authorities
The next day a totpners iry. after an eN-
animation, rendered the following verdict
Dduie W. Knight came to his death bv the
hand of Nelson Cross with this verdict and
the dead body uf Knight before his eyes, the
town grand juror or committing MAGISTRATE
made ont cOmp,ai iut for an assault with intent
to Kill, and on Tuesday three Justices dis
tN ID. e. "a ,
sustained" Later ON the same day u citizen
Of the town drew up complaint for muru, T.,
hut every grand Juror of the town refused TO
si-n II, and consequently trU-s goes scot ir, ..
kuignt hud Cross were both di4lihed. \ pur-
ton Of tae CDiuiuuutty justify tlc act Of the
latter ON the ground tuat kuirht was "a liquor
s,llvr whom the community could sDare.
The sun., 1873-09-27

panized tho Weetkiu police Tbe understand-
ing was TINT In case of an attack Ilin should
sound a watchmnn's rattle, and the rolice would
rush To- the rescue
r. n vi,rIe IT, ~, en- ,yent tn Wc.'kin and
encouraged Hiil with suQgcsttoun and klndly
counsel Ur Dr.ucr. the w,Il known chemist.
wcr. aI-, frsu.iout Visitors ft, I,-, Mr. Nallort
of the Scu,il Manufacturing Company of New
nr,rcss. Iiiil said that II was NOT perfc, ted.
V,Il1r, ,'ujiod tIai Inc would give him sl.5En
tor IL sa If then v,ua i'm rrfuaed Ills re- la
tivcs b".rrd " hin to n.rcit Tho otfcr ui. az
count of hi, f.mily.- No pleading could shake
hl7 ietumatnn. ne pii va " pere 'l'
'.it' 'v' !, IN ~ w NC .' bi,r ,t
"l'l'd I" "hn : NC eNp, i', ",,n -l-l hln' l''"
imtt '. ,''''' INV "'"'" ''''
"' III MS N"N' '' -'''
Inr ri'tt HLs ~ Cui'ns.
have A.iti number Of II tiiscs taken ht
t,i v',.. H., irI'se ,frsv ~, h., . ,-, .,,,, ot
ns p.oii,.r E,h.rt. now .liviut In Nius4ton
,.,f ti.,.,,, ,r,. l,i =. o., ,- ia and nro V,t
hrigbt ,rd frg.h Tnry mr., MOI 1ae The ordinary
dscurrrco ~ yues a. no amount wi rubbing viii
60 = i,o ig,l,,c' II s.',, L' a nart ,f ti,n
liz IT, H. Erhc rnc.t ,i, t,pc ~ ttt rf n
hnu,ucf +, H. ci.,i,t Lv ttvrlvr turhce rvcrv
rnl"r and t,ut i. p"r,r.t' 'iho Ik eness OF am,id
v,ti ,nrnn ttr rs1 drr-a tho lar" arms IN,
bnci, eve, the hluc ribbon round the waist, the
frrt. Tu,re i, 4 charming picture of a valet
i..iI,. tt,, corset of A titt'l frhe Yellow drah,
and srn ,,r.,,, tt,,t arc aim, rhlV Grou,,ht an
Mo pict r.. o, tvn cherry bir,i. with all thc
d,'i.'fn ',i'. ,t ,,li.v, i'ir H. r,l and tsIrl-
C,t,r.i h. D.. .r,,urt1y ri,tre is nnnticr hou,ttc'
yit, f,tir q, tors and their vprious shades. The
uirtit~c ~ b, lnr'c i,,rd .hnws ,li tLc yntious
shades ot brn,n. tnincsc Junk il very Gnely
pr.,,it.rd an, tLr tl'tr
''r|, nj, fl'rr rt tiiil'- borse and laboratory
l-t- fii.l and din "a, vel thr cIlnrs are ali di,-
i ,,i. 'r'it i,. u' i l' ~ Il III r.J vTh ,ybi,c
,,,.i,,.r .,,,'l ,Nr,,',,, sling tbr eds, of the
rn,.f tn tD, ur,L fl IA t,,o stnry with The gable
end tn the road Adjoining on the right is the
tsi,,,.t '',, IL l.. uni p,intcd aud has the au-
ne,r.nc. ~ holm, ,yn,ther-beatsn The above
are onlv o frw Ut the pictures taken in cnlors by
nm. TLrrr trp hundreds uf others less mcritu-
ii,,ls yrt ycrV Interesting
., -, -, -. ,.,..r,,..
"'AL y 'l"i" NV ""''','
After bringing the process 70 this advanced
stage ne tenn. rutlN JiHmd" ned H. - irlhi "ui
his gir 'u-. with wutrh he had h-"n eNper, mont
The sun., 1873-09-27
The Rcdcn,ptori-t Fathers Miracles.

At O'Clock every day n ceremony is per-
formed In the IedcmptorIst Church in Third street,
which attracts mutitudos OF d-yout believers and
thrungs OF wondering curiosity seekers. Aucr the
long line ofprcs have ranged themselves before the
grand altar and the altar Of tie Virgin, which
hangs the miraculous painting OF our Lady of Pee.
petual Help" Gnd ntoued the Ang,lus, ono Of their
number sprinklce the devout multitude with holy
water. They crowded about the railing OF uc
sanctuary. As the good father passes along mothers
mold alOu Their afuic.ed children, while sons AMI
daughters support Their crippled diseased, and snliceI
pnrcut ana rONng receive tue blessed water. which In
the tame o IT. hicnaei works miraculous cures An
tc recitation Of acts Ot Faith aud prayers before tho
miraculous painting. the rood father sgtin pssses
among tie poor people, hearing cIskDt tu which sro
re- Ice Of HtintF. These tho afflicted reEcrenta Wis
then gO To- Ulr huus. IL II sslu that many have been
cured OF Affections Nhi.h have been pronounced incur
~
The sun., 1873-09-27
stD AccIDENr ArA sERESADr.
The Tomatoes which Mrs. Forceps had Rip
sniug an the Root.

Those Of our readers acquainted ou
Ngl.ru street will remember that the roof 70
f'r l"rce,- -u'uh ucJ'ius ms house dtd i-
o.,- Is Zoo Mr.. torccus bedroom. out.f- roof
hr-. toutps has spread tr-'iJ'u- t.Wat 'e-
wan N"" Z" h..' ni'- tntti Htc .-ss I4,'i
N'du' -iA' she ugt ANe .-orc "iH th..r fellows,
uia>lu- tHrty iu ALL
Iuc turcep, have a niece VISITING thom-
n young lady named llall, OF rnouH.stun.
Sc ha- made the acIulutau. 81 many
~ our ,Iuu1 people. and on W,lu.sllv
s, ,reuauc. Pr vidlng themselves with requisite
Iu-uuutut-, iuc yuuu- men took up pD -ituu
on the lnstgumrnt. Mf-. Turcps vas dr,t
aw li,rued Hy the music, aud uud.cd her hus-
band. lie also aw"Ae. he "i"sia Was grand
not LOAD oT 'U'T. &C. uIt ~,It' l"" ana harmoui,
fot up 10 tue window to lc4r il. Then Ms
Furrrps got zap u SO, and r"lNiug her nlghtrep,
ctu"d beside furcgu-." They're scrtnndi. =
Lii.n,' sid She. ~ know IT, .al foryci ).
" " hp can tlCy bcs" she usked. 81 don't know,
Iu sure. SAID no; "but suppose could lud
out II could creep out on the root aud Took
over" 'Why don't YOU r" said She, her curtusi-
y increasing. Pm afraid they might see me, 90
he said. II don't think ttey would" she said
They wouldn't be looking ny On the root
MI rufcops thought moment and then
concluded no one could see MN, as the
the moon had gone into 9anA 9t clouds and
unJr'ti were quite dim' Aud then he sut'y
op'ucd the blind and cautiously crawied out ou
tho shingles, cumpleteil oncdstd ia red flannel
under c,'iA.' aud q u'-. uf the saW" r'h
material. lAc music -tli continued, comm. up
thr lugh the night air ln waves Of ecstat,c h'r.
mony. Mr. turceps sat down ON the root ano
lahu. .luusN worked his way ~ tAt caves. Then
be lllfrd himself up O. turn over and took down.
and Just thnu he stepped ON something soft aud
clutch at the Shiutlo7, w. tun late, CAV"
pit'cit- sIWIck. and shot or the root and W-Lt
revolving aud bowling In Among ihe harl fu'-
lowed b, the touutur., and mudly clraNiug tie
air win his red lauuei limbs. Tie struck ON h -
back un tur h'a- ''i, Hud W.lh "n" i's tore ihe
rutIul- ltum am acturdvun, aud Win The other
AuurAtd All the keys from "A stNtT-mOIuttd
The sun., 1873-09-27
IfNAxcIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY. Sept. 2G-P. M.-The morning
business In Wall street opened quiet, and
there was more calm feeling than observed
since the commencement Of the late panic The
GoverningC Committee at their meeting tht, morn
ing decided. however, not to open the stock EX-
change, and also further announced that twen-
ty-four hours notice should bc given before
business at the board was resumed. There were.
however, evidences of an improved tone, and
among the cheering indications we may mention
an increased disposition among the brokers to
make private settlements. In this way from To-
Geo to 10000 shares have been cleared, and
good beginning has been thus made toward a
final adjustment Of outstanding contracts. ON
the other hand, the announcement Of suspen-
sion OF the St Louis and failures also of some Of
the Charleston and Chicago banks caused de-
spondcnt feeling near the close Of business.
The deadlock in the foreign exchange and prod
uCc markets also attracted attenti m, and iuuCh
anxiety was expressed a. to the immediate re-
suit.
There was no official business In Government
or state bonds, 0nd railway mortgages were
neglected.
The gold market was actlvc and AT t'nes very
excited. The opening price was ill 3, hut there
were no special features until after MIDDAY,
when there was an advance tu lE ,. There had
been during the morning great difficulty among
the shorts in borrowing, and the scarcity II
gold for Clearing House purposes soon alarmed
the bears into covering their coutraet T.. About
| O'Clock there were rutnors freely circulated
that two members OF the Gold Exchange de-
Cliued t. uaN the eXurhltaut rate. which had
now risen To = y cent, for he use Il gold until
tomorrow, sud they consequently had not sent
IN thcir checks into the Gold ENchauee Bank 10
cTcrt their settlements. The amount IN diS-
putc was about ~ 'Ho but urCcr the above rumurr
Lul1 suddenly adNaLC"a 10 ila. When hlW ever, the
matter VAS rnally adjusted m" price qWCNh dropped
to 3. O., but ttarsari ilnu much exc ten. ui r,n up
e. llta. Tire corner Was entirely uutN Nl'Ctci, aud
uauy snort contracts were closed.
IN so loau. the rates pail Tor having balances
rlri were rat, s., :, and cent, aud Tor borrow ug
i- ll6 \, =, aud =, with lu uceOt uuous .or cslry
AK al dat aud 3. The total clearing. the Gold TX
cunsc nauk we're t-5.2ll' gold b'lluc0s Sl,ai7,la
and currency balances. sl-,sN. The subj rt lturj r
dec med So uin "a led BONES and PAID ont m coin lu
ter, Il on t.r public debt 1000. TAc follow ng were
The sun., 1873-09-27
Jn cooke d co.aao "a, Freedmen. Bank.

The Baker Aluuuu. for 1873 give.
800 b.. l-l ui ltul,- aud banker Of the United
states AT tine close of lsi2 the name II the New
Gur, rlrrn- pluIrnt OF each hdukluG institution.
Cons plcuuus among those Institutions ut which
jay Cooke co. were the New York CORE
spoudeuts were the frredmrns saving and
trust cumpHuits, organized IN the late slave
holding states. Hni- class of institutions seem
10 have done business almost cN. lusiNcly with
Jas Cooke q c.. ia the list We hnd the follow
ing
freedmen Saving. aud TrItt Bank Of the
District uf Columbia; same banks az Hunt
yilic, Monte. and 4 Iuf"uurry. Ala; Freedmen
:. aui q. Lt.h, Lt,t4e Rock, ArE; the Freed
mems s. ani e. banks At At.ut., Augusta
Macon, ana savannah, Ga; the Ir.edmcu
>. and n. banks at Lexington and Louisville,
Ky the T.. ~. aui f. Bank al New orleans. il.;
me T.. :. add Z, Sack at Baltimore, Md; the b.
IS. WI T. l1uI.r 90 CnuWtu-, Nd'rtcI, aud
Ni,R- gt, N- ihc f. s. and d. Bank al 20.
Loui., No tul H. ;. and 2, u~nk at Ph,ladcl-
u.i.. me r. =. aul O.. ul.',- ut Beaufort and
Charle,ton. :. e., the T.. S aud +. bank. at Chat
tinooga, Memphis, aui Nashville, Tenn: the
+. 3. and J.. bauA- 90 NuruiN, Na.i ana "a Mar
tu-uus, ". Va. Ia al tWeuty-.A " ih, +tN-
iugs bdn.r e-tduiHhrl duuuS the lr lnl -
1l.- liatv. up t0 tho close Of lsI2 and I'm e.
th,n some ui the iu+titullQHs may have chHnecI
tuc.r currt pouder.-; but the probability B.
o. 4 g.. I.,. ,uch are uut ol pocket Cuus44g'-
ably ry me failure OF jay Cooke Go.
The sun., 1873-09-27
NEWGATE PRISON.
How Cri,niua,. rrc Treated in England
MnrIt Twain's Last Joke.


An American lady who was being shown
through one Of the shows ~ Londou-NcN sate
the other day expressed hefScli fuurl ."Is NV
to the wardcr concerning several features ol inc
prison which hardly appeared to her humane.
She was CriPved to see the elaborate and new
machinery for holGing prisoners tcnt whiis
they are logged with the cat, stocks FOR holding
their feet, and similar arrangements Tor lne
body and hands. The lady asked where tho
thumb screw was. The warder innoccntN lc-
ulicd chat they hadn't any. However hr must
sfterSard have pondcred more rrofoundlH over
the sarcasm Of the inquirvfor more recently an
other American lady, upon giving cNtFes- -i"h 10
a similar feeling about the rcsuscltatel STOCK,
managed 10 get along there without HoCCtng Tor
many yours until some Americans Cuiuc over
aud began to rarroie the citizens. and ;his was
found to bc the only way of dealing Win theul.
The lady replied that it must lave hecn because
the English came over and took away the hiihi-
mes, since American prisons were fuil Ing
However" she added, eve don't torture
them"
on coming to tho small aliev In which exc
cuted criminals are t1rIei, this lady who s u
good Quaker-shudaerod At that, and the war
You will notice here that ours is q crc7t i'm
rrovcmcnt over tho American plcn In America
they give the bodies OF executed criminals TO
their friends. who, ~ likely as not, make a hero
Of him, and bury him with poup ~ ulcse
sCOundrrls dread being buried away in THIS alley
almost as muchas they dread the gaitows. rms
Is \ chief part OF their punishment.
The lady having suggested that execution was
quite enough. the warder replied. Not bit Of
IT. wcs showing our place the other day to a
rcmarkable intelligent American. who adr'irci
uut arrangements exceedingly, only he thought
we were too lcnient. That gentleman said that
the great mistake In America was cniency.
| would you believe itf' said he. w caught %
rascal in America the other day whom we ought
Immediately To have burned, ana we only hung
him. hut we are coming to our senses, and are
now making arrangements tO burn certain men
| for whom the gallOws is too good.
"Will thee he good enough ~ ten mo thc name
| ct the American gentleman VINO made that re-
mark To- thee r said the Quahercss.
Al. Ncs, said the watder reiiCCtively "let
me see IL was a Mr.. Mark Twain
The sun., 1873-09-27

spring wheat extras, ss.oass, do. double extras ~
etss.I5 do. winter wheat extras .nd double eiis.
ss5 sad smy its Gtsns ins 6 eA seateTn basers and
family brands teSo'ssio2j Southern shipping extras,
cssS cSssTS ~, eqg5 &C. ,ss.
GEocEElEs Nothing was done g conec, rlcr or i tio
are too unsettled to quote. sugars dull saIos lvu
hh T. at 7a@sc for far g. good Iehning nln An Ty
GRtfs-WIeat duli Sales sini bnsh. at t.ss YAli
a.. i"r Cn Chcao spring closed A. si4i sl46 Tor
No Milwaueec sptnr; GnG ttno Tor a. NJ aac re-.
n,ivei ~ tsc Tor iipn missed 6Tstt.c fnr yclloV
AMI C5o tor whi,e Wcstcrn oats Gtii al NNy Dsn,
Western nix.d, 500 o.. for rcw we.tern miNcd ar
9lo5ic Tor Whito new. Barl1f qnrt l''r a''s oi
Cof1os There Isl sll. tly improved demand. partly
tar 'Apott. Prices ore enneNhai irfGsunr Supm
nir" nG "" ,nspgsa G" .l y 2 ai whtI fr
export and Hd Tor consumption; torEar" o,' ~ ~, :
w ,',' "'iu, '', q" ~ ii, ~ f,-
tctoncr. Il i.'cc ~ Soyeiuirr nrd ii',' ,or te"r-
9gr lhc Liyctpooi market Va- quiet amt t'"i r''"
slsnrtTs Petroleum va lower :. -. T.. 1nc'.
sold :! s!7i, but spirits tufp utine W.. quiet ~ ss
i1'. Nhiskey unsettled at We o. casr. and regular
IN Mins1ed on si,li quoted at . a'% 3"'1 1 a. ss
with sales of ~ bales liayarian to arrive at Ms
trnt. and mCis' Ial lis erprf'11; 10 N1,s. -
bank. Frcieh's irfcgtir 500 hueh Wheat to liver
hcyi week pc, toicuin en-. rter' private.
PG9,AluSs-pora very cu salcs 90 bble. city NOES
ON board. Cut meats were dul sales INCLUDE smoked
hams at i3I" ic. pcklcl DO. at ptc fresh d9 u &c.
sld smoked shoulders at yhc LARD was iariy actlVr
western, cash Stc ur Octobcr, g. for a-t haif d..
O s % III n JSyemSer SMS ,ST ,ns 1
quoted 6se'tc. Butter modcraicy active and stead
st.tr and Pennsy ivania pals Ntf9Sc. Cheese
r.tcly active good to me state factory, i2s l5c.
The sun., 1873-09-27

ARNOLD-AMFS.- Tuesday. Sept. }9 by the Rev.
JONI Dow mag, d. u, Mr. AIN d T. Arnold 10 Mrs. ar~h
AssENHTWER- -wETTEEAU Thuedy, sept.
I. by tts Il -. Dr. Buscut, ~ gu4tus AsrtnNcter 20
Mathite veteran u,At,r 90 Daniel veteran, all OF
this citv.
CLAIiK- -THoMsoN.-On "wednesday, Sept. 4, at the
rasidpuceo Of the BRIDES father u. lhuusuu, Toy tie
Rev. Dr. Wan. Orui, n. uucl NJ 7. Clark to Anne
NJ r1 Thomson. all uf this ctty.
NEBNilN t-HAM S.-pu Wednesdty, sept g.
ny thr Ess. pr. Alh.cr.uhe, ~ lbr ,dcuCr OF Tue
nriic. mother " liam Il. N,rmlyc to ti"anW W.
WOOD NLNNlNG. At -. 1NlWa.- tlcrt.U Naui-
rottcs, Ncstchc-trr county, y. uu NeudI' ~'pt. -.
Iy ktN. NllUtm NnrtTouf. 5 rect. o. 49, t,tuFsu
NJ. wood u Broosiyu 90 H!s 80 uJ f. Ncwuinr.
NOODEt ~ DbOh~IApt!t. ON Monday evening
Sept .! by tie Rev. r.. II ChIpiu, Ba yard woodruff ~
Ltta puvAstaL o., al OF t+.ls Cl,y,
The sun., 1873-09-27

steamship Georgin. glasgow. misc. and pass.
steamship tdlhO, Liverpool, md-e. AMI pass.
Steamship Rlsano, Antwerp IN ballast.
steamship Mamsutta. Ncw Bedford, mdsc. and pass
steamship G. p funth, Antwerp, iudse. and pass.
steamship Bencflgtor. Wilmington, N.t mdsc.
Steamship llAnsn. Hrrurn. md-e aud pass.
snip hocrdden DUbHu, Ia ballast.
Tark ORION. ABtNcrd. he ballast.
Bark Prppina. Gtrrouti, ~ nhur.
Bark Mary Ann, RIO .lsnetru, coffee.
Rsvk henOck. London, IN ballast.
Barr Heinrich won schroeder. London, IN ballast.
BARK Nurah. Dublin, IN ballast.
Brig Emil Devriet, Waterford IA ballast
Brig pu1ycri, Persacull, lumber.
Brig onccicpa and Nard. Demcrarl. wine.
Bri. II. Is. Cove, oasua. bUea
Schr DaybrcnS, Fr0Htcrl. Mexico. mahogany.
Sc Z Ralph Carleton, CaibaftcI uciadp.
Also tue usual river and cp1stNlsr vessels
SAILED ship Hamilton Fish Tor Sau Francisco. Barn
CauIclr for Nrntcr VI. e. fnr Genoa Rosna Bruno for
Gibraltar; Domeuioo Tor Pcnsrth Roade.
The sun., 1873-09-27
sPoEYS on 1EE IURF.
Three TrotiinI Contests over the DecrfoOt
p.lk toursr.

!
P.rk tcursr.
About 5c0 persons assembled yesterday
afternoon in Dccrfoot Park. The weather was
el.ghtful aud the track in fine condition. The
first race was match for sJl1, between b. =.
Colonel, and Dr. deRrI'- blk. z. summit. Tho
boitins was very spirited at about goo 70 80 on
Colonel. wun won til rlre huultiy. Tine second
race was fora sweep takes of 4 ~, between s. IN.
Nellie, 10. . A Ic. and .. III. tllra ftevi"us 20
tn" tart Nellie was the faNoti,e. and Won the
race without a struggle. The tiird ami CON
,luuing ace OF the day was 4 match iur SJuA. ue-
tweed .. T.. Charlie. and l.. y. kViz"htic. . 2
latter won ths hrst heat, hut the toTUer Nas tut
ilycritc ir tho pools. and won the next three
heats and r.cc IN gallant st''".
TIr.r C,,r Nrt,h g.. uii. i,a''. rc.' t'rce Iu
nvc. N harness.
NII. tu..'I.r .r. . Colonel ....
d.. uv-IDs t4.. b. summit ...... :
Tuuc. 2n1, ..fl $500 ..aI
srco"p E,Cf -Nc'ps,sats t.JV A. v Leats, beet
tIrrr 100 nvr, lu rtruc~s.
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hVr. m haruvrs.
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The sun., 1873-09-27
\ Horse thar Chcw, rohnc,o.

The Police Commissioners ot Jersey Dity have
rcauuy purcnlscd hOrs,s Tor "a, waJatel -,,, irc.
The one NH unc,r Charles Glcuny, OF the 1url lr,
ciuct, rides Ia rAVruuUsh fond ot topaccl wDlrh he
chewH like an Old veteran. When shown paper ut Too
ntc.u lp lHuIi ..ts .n much ANNOY tn uIl.u 10
hungry hulse docs % oo,'h .u i'ul u',s. luu.r
.I utll4try tobacco C..Nt,,h .r lr. U.IHlit.u. .t
prlluscuu- and when nH us tN Hgi tIr ttI u 10
uf tue weed ne quietly sNalluos tnt quid
The sun., 1873-09-27

NEW YORK. Friday. Sent. 2G.-Reccipts of
beeYes were .3 cars, jl3 head making 1885 slncc
Monday, against 4,Oi for the same time las week Tue
market was very tame with a slow sale Tot common
stock. The chOicest steers were selling AZ llAegUhci
good do. at l4allt{C., and poorest do. at isGuSc.
Arrivals Of tht and lambs l12i head, max ing
ll,ii3 since Monday. against lSyN Tor the nno time
last week butchers wanted the stool some " the
retail sales indicate an Improvement In The market but
wholesale saughtcrers managed to hammer down
prices TO the lowest mark Of the year. sheep rangcl
from 97fc 10 So e. n win few fancy wcthcrs sold
at % hc.; aud laubs ranged from SIC. 10 iac. ~
Receipts " hogs were % can, ur d,G9l head making
Is ~ since Moaday, against 2Ut15 Tor the came time
last =. None sid atc. Dressed hOgs were lrrvsu
The sun., 1873-09-27

i1r,e. f.r It- ND" tg gto,gS n. count Jo1oae..
The. .h. .tf.u.l'ummitteo Oft the High School
at Oyster asa. Inc themselves of the presence of
O." t,u.t l.Uut,- 40 thc Kelsey murder inquest, 10
Nicl Jne Count Goo ac,rpta puhuc reception aud 90
.t. a ~. r.i.s, pu u,s, and c.tileu'. Tho touW
csmvn,I "lu .4 .,4 4t.s., and GA Thursday last mA4,
nD uprY 'lu sueo,l, g. Ac pupis Hhou' it0in mum
u't 200" ttchors luu l4llrv present, Nit good -rl
h' 'N N' 'i-Hu lr ilr tDrhlt tllulch 90 lluultt.
I"it hn d-' ar-r uvlug upou education, history aud
uta.Hri, l4-t.dI.s the latter by speaking tthetlJ
oId'.s e. thr s'ultc, Grutt applause followed Hnd
tue tmti Commissioner IA "a happy speech pruhertd
The hIuAs ot the committee Co the Count when one OF
tue hahdsOmcst II uc young adts anoed to the rus
tun and IN the name Oi the pupils presented to hun
a beautiful bouquet of nOSe,s which lac saluled In
compliment 70 the scholars. Such scene was happy
contrast to the terTOrs evolved at the inquest
The sun., 1873-09-27

The American Woman Suffrage Association
VIII hold it4 nfh annual meeting, tni celebrate ,ts
fourth anniversary in New York and urooAlyn. on
Monday and Tuesday oct ~ and II. beginning with adj
dresses on Monday evening Al Cooper Institute, New
York al 1880 T. NJ, holding business scssOn Tues.
day uorning, IN plymouth Church. BroOkYn, ANA con.
tinuing rs a. Aons al plymouth Church Tuesday AFT
NM Alle eye