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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-13
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD Qncluding wne)
TO BREST OR HAvRE,
First Cabin, $125; Second Cabin, SIS

Excursion Tickets at reduced rates
These steamers do not carry steeragc passengers
American travellers going to returning from the
Continent OF Europe BY taking this line, avoid both
transit by English railway and the dscomforts of
crossing the Channel besides saving tme trouble and
-. GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent IS Broadway
NOTE-Railroad Tickets between Paris and Vienna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-16
d WORTHY CHARITY.

BAZAAR FOR TIE MARINERS FAMILY ASYLUM.
The lecture and Sunday school rooms OF
the Lalyete-avc Presbyterian Church OF Brooklyn. OF
which the Rev. Dr. Theodore L. Cuyler j. pastor pre-
sented animated appearance Yesterday afternoon and
evening, the Union Charity Bazaar being the attraction
similar will DC presented to-day and tomorrow
afternoon and evening. Committees from the following
churches had charge Of tables the contents N which had
been contributed Dy the zregltaus represented;
Plymouth Church -- Mrs. l.. j. whitney OF No 100
IAiaVeitCayc.; Mrs. Capt &. Duncan o. No. 81 OXori-
st. Mr. j. a. FoWle ~ Hicks anu OraDgcsis.; Mss C.
Lasur Of No. IA GIrdeirst.
CintOnave. Congregational Church -- Mrs. l.. G..
Andrews of No $50 Carton-aye MIs. II. Mc5siuEcf u
No. ll8 L1fdYette~aye.
Chnrcn OF the Messiah-Mrs. c. NJ Rose Of No 600
IerMOnt-aye: Mrs II. 6. Rice Of No. lCJ DCKalb-ve.
NaaElngtOn-aye Bap.Ist ChurcA-Mrs. g. 3. Moore Of
No 40 Call;Onlye.; AiIs Holmes OF No. 81 CluIbudg
place. ~ -. VIII, 49,.
No 10 q ycuti-aye.; Mes NJ Tucker.
Flst Presbyterian Clufch, Clifton, $. I-Airs f.
Macdonald >,1 n, ,,....,. -
A.. Mo. Bllde1 u IOmpnns-IYe, - -
iaqyefte-aye Presb,terian Church-hrs. + Monatt
az No fs5 DeKaliayr.; Airs. H. u. jackson Of No 555
~5f,rh.st; airs W. Alexander of no. % Greeue-avc
Mr. y d. Decker Of No. H3 CumDeIiani-aL
- ,be iecture-room, which u on The hrsthoor, were
81, fsocy Goods, ladies' underwear, aud flower tables
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-16

On the former cou he found work bags, anu
in tact anything from n pu-cushon 10 % auy 'o"o'
bureau TIM articles were all OF home nshuiae'"''
winch added not a little TO their worth on lnc INV"
table could be found tho broad white cala' tho s'
red azaea aud the fragrant tuberose There "ero 'o
Nery rretv nerner,es for sale The ladies' uhGer
tallc In charge OF the Committee from ~ Co.
church. and the fancy article table IN Vi no,ica
n,itteo frnn Plymouth Church were pu,iVu1' 49,.
aIJo Tor me eupcriOr taste with which ,ioy Wy
orrorocl In tho SuudaY-sehO0lrOOm on wy hoVO..u
az 80. Tho featurea OF the bazaar: inc country
moor, NJ ~ 1rosbmeut tables and the New England
Ttobon Tho former was n country STORE lnueeu, anu
I'm n could be found groceries, prvNIsi,S,
,',arc xyoodcnware all kinds OF culinary utehslIs,
FOOLS ond various articles IN com"on- uhc ai nois
cearcd AT exceedingly low prices lnc lelrSsnnout
.neLV" 'oned nndcr the weight OF turkeys chickens,
S I'm ho,en tongue chicken and lobster salads,
oorll md heans sandwiches, pies ana cakes Another
teatnre of this department was an immense Darrell nou
with tempting lemonade, az which Two young Hules,
Tined m oriental costume. stood ready to reenact
"Rebecca at the we'll" . a., e.. 4. - io,o ham ~
pe ht the rooms thronged The bazaar is In ad OF
meritorons institution the Mariners FANNY Asylum,
ar che old Ladies' Home. which rs under the manage
mont Of ladies The institution aims 10 pro-
yde for the temporal and spiritual needs OF the nnrm
and aged mothers, widows, ana daughefs Oh hehinen
who have been deprived of their natural guardians:
since the erection of the Asylum in 1851 hundreds Oh
tins class of women have been Sheltered ieu anu teh
DERBY cared for by the managers, ana the INSTITUTION oW
contains &C aged women The present Dnldlng IL per
meated with nOxious odors which highly injurious 10
the health of the By securing better supp
of water this infectious chuvla may be dlspeeu nut
This rs only TO be accomplished by the erection OF sna
addition the northern end OF the building Whch al
the lowest estimate will cost $1,000. Hence tins falr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-16
Mr.. BERGH DEFEATED.

The case Of the driver Of Twenty thId-st
stage who was arrested by Henry Bergh. President Of
the Society FOR the Prevention OF Cruelty TO Animals
for ha Ing lame horse under harness, Aprl T. was
tried al Special Sessions, yesterday. before Justices O
gan, Dowling aud Scout Charles =. Wc,mOre acting as
attorney the defense. and Nj. P"rgh being allowed
10y courtesy 20 cDuduct tie prose, IliUn The Court
decided to discharge vac Prisoner 90 the ground that
evidence o. lutrutIIi cruelty on ms
Mr. Bergi uceu served WIN order 10 appear
before Judge Day to-day, tIt Court Of Common.
plrs H. show cause why he should not be held for con-
fenpt OF court causing the arrest 81 this driver
VplitiOH Of judge Days recent order, claimed by
tlr BrOpricOrs Of the stage line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-16
A HOSPITAL REoRGANrzED.

An order recognizing the staff of the Centre
st. Hospital and reieyingthe institution from further
supcry4JoD Of tLo Medical Board and the Warden OF
Bellevue Hospital, Officially promulgated by the
Coplnissorcrs Of Chales aud Correction yesterday.
Te medical stah Is now composed az follows: R0dcut
puy,icinn, Df. WILLIAM T. Frhrer, late OF bellevue
Hospit1i: eeuOr hgsi-iaut Dr. Wibam L. Hardy late OF
the scboo-sip ~ rcury; Junior Assistant ana Anbu-
lance sur,eo D. Ro'eit 4 Jpyci icfhe1. pf BCncy,e
uUsBil.I aaJ Jl.g 81 l.Oun. SihJ Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-16
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER. YESTERDAY. at DIcKTSsos's. IN fAh"
Row. -
oam-soo Eoon-S90 , pm-s5o nhnighi--ss' A7eF'se-"'
rROMIYEHr ARRIVALS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS
FIN Apcnge HoteProf Forsyth OF 1r Mes %rs%. o.
tho lion H. Barnum Connecticut the Hon "ha1 Of
i,gG'lo Gen 3 r. Biorvn Of Absny Gen n Us C',s>S
Rboic IIard Henry q. Parker Of re D'yy" Esn,noSy
%, s,ci,or General Braow ". b. Be'nap o. sid II
Cbsr irsNoh Of Troy W. Rics, WahnZton ~, w
Vermont; ard Thatcher higonn o. Bosl91 o. M, ,s r.
Of habar william A. Howard Michigan. and ih1Sss Rdsa
az Ta,,nore Brenoort H0Rss-A. BaIbsn-on OF MI Torn.
Location and B. p Cheney q Boston t q Ho" W. C.
a. WestBRster Ifoftllhe of
smith ~ Yer Hoffman HoHss-The Hon lnr1s sioi.er
Elnira and The IIo r. yakeuburgh fonc, Dbngton
a. IsrsnN yames Honl-George Alfred TOWNSEND an
Gassy Hop-Cap, Franklin, u = Navy ana Pocr cf West
enois NcC.rthy dbmdre Hot-'L ,Vtn.low
PM The Hon B.pl.mi1 Sk of Connecticut aud John =
Of 80 Metropolitan HotI-tien NJ P.ryo Of
Hnta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-16


toe seyerest required,
hing that
on elastic goods; while all wooden under
r by ibis ELASTIC LOOP STITCH. which by most simple
single thread direct
single spool also ssens securely when desired
ean unlocked pleasure Fastened table nearly guides
allh
Of the baud rom the wrist while the remains ~
natural position This the Machine OF which Nes orange
Judd Co fine American Acutlnt using thousands Tor pre-
nums IT, having the Machine thirty days does not give perfect
sicon will the Machine refund the : W less the
and rsk being injured Orders promptly ned gu re-
cpt S2 r. o. order with the order the oain
Express Co When the Machine Box ana M
complete weighs less than ave hundreds mics or ~
doubt responsibility hAsN
OF reference. BtCkNlIH SEWING MACHINE W.
% West BoadSay HeN-lork. Amer MAY l. oos broadNay'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-16

Hyou have made habit cftnkns Bourbon Shsry ever DAY e
% ha, morning you have appetite for breakfast bad
the oatA AID the throat full Of causing TO ooass
and your unsruug require Eve sz gas '
To s,s,dy them that 700 mar attend basns Is time Yea f
the practice. and only 10 Is 70 tAs
sCHESCKS MANDRAKE PILLS sufficient 10 pbyse The ~
and unlock the oths Lve aer that yos sol en-"
liquor pill and person te three or -four Ne
the day. ,Dd BY following this up !or s"eef or ten days
s.imalaI will be gone and good sPpette aud rehsA W
talna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-16
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

WORCESTERSHIRE members Of the new
Board Of Education held their first meeting on Monday
evening" aud organised by electing j. Burnett Presi-
dent T. W. Timpson, Secretary, and william HoSg,
Treasurer. The bonds OF the Treasurer were Dxed az
10000, being twelve times the amount required ast
year. T. w. TmpsOn John Flanagan, and john Com,
fort were appointed a Committee on Quallncatioh OF
Teachers. The examination OF the public schools by INC
Board of Education will begin to-day.
MELRosE-John Metzler who, previous to Friday last
the owner and occupant OF store and dwellng AZ
Thirdave and Mott ST., arrested yesterday Dy the
Morisana police on suspicion OF having set re 10 the
property destroyed IN that locality lately.
HUDsoN.-The portions Of human body found In the
river this city Saturday last have been denuhrd
az the remains Of James Head, who was drowned III
Coulnbiaye Creek three miles above the city, Oct t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-16
pECKWITH SEWING MACHINE, sl2.
ON 20 DAYS TRIAL

many other valuable improve
meuts, all complete. With Hemmer.
Guide. four needles, OIL and Can.
1e.. warranted two years. with care
will last lifetime and DO all your
family sewing. Nearly ten thou
ssid Of the,e machines have been
so.d the past - ason, which. without
tie ABOVE Improvements, ere CIV
.ur universal satisfaction. as is
i.rt, are 80 few. and SO supls
aal strong, that lt never gets cut
oforieL We will show let.es TO
am who NAV call. from disirter.
cs,ed Purchasers, Who state that
they prefer ours to the hest hish-
A Inakea thu HfrongfKt DoSsi Die
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-16
tABsomoemesal
BuRNErT's EXTRACTS are highly concentrated.


To LET A COLD HAVE ITS OWN WAY 10 TO
s,r m I,Y,Se the vouSparoE CoSUHPnos To
NOS, .rruao,y corsu on OoLp 700 JUDI
cIousLY Dr. JArSKs BIPxcToRASr
KNox,s STORE at No. 212 Broadway, KNOBS
House Ksoxs Store m ne run
Bay our Spring either Of these establishments you oeA
perfectly elegant, stylish and becoming iabne
Travellers speak in the highest terms Oh
Iross Toorn TIsLErs 80 neat and portable wasting sns
THE LIMITS OF SCIENCE, q reply 10 Mi: Uou-
win by Prof T. Youmans Ia TRrBUss LEcTuEs bHrhA NO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-16
rnR MANDRAKE PILLS

THE MANDRAKE PILLS arr
are composed entirely AMI hsro OotAiasS n"@
house Katae and their sausry elects viii apps" y,ks
medese u brought 10 Of fair sIpsrneA@ a -
MANDRAKE PILLS do produce ssy NAUSEA T" - "A. q
ssonseh bat when svsn Dyspepsia nAy b. pfopo
connection with sCHRsCK's SRA-wEED TONIC D, IN ,rf
,restaen, the digestive lseades speedily rvsored V
and The aorS1 cases Of gestoa may be cured IN, sog
When We reject that liver is the largest Internal ,Va
that to 1, Is assigned Important daU Of hlsshns 's
ing the be that H Is subject Disorders and @ a. -
diseased or inactive whole body suffers s'np'heue
ur,os that medicine which tie besuy 80
liver should produce sonde changes Ia the sene s
cares which mas appear be almOs. nirasaoa'
uuuAaes severe paia, the side breast aud 'Aoalds 80, .s
limbs feeling general ~eAspess and "eeedn"s ~ .css
ns and distressing symptoms indicative Of impeH ~
Of the Liver, ars speedily removsi by tie use 81 s'
DRAKE Pills. -. ssfe
Cost,s bitter or sour susa,Os, ard shat iudsen ss>
OPPRESSION msntA anIiety lspsuor ishsEy, aud ~
which ua6t for Management Of business ~ y,LlS
ar, all relieved by the use Of sCHRNCks MsNpaA :, Iss
Prepared b. j. II. sCHRNCK SON, n. X cor S"'
Phladephis x, W,s>sF
JKo. p HENRY, g and colsgs-si'os S''''"'
Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-16

posals required by law III elements, counsel tor
the proterty-Owners sat that his clients were Wiling
~ pay tho amount Of the assessment Tor van WlDKcs
contract but objected beDg assessed Tor INC excess
paid Keeney, and Judge Pratt decdoh IN tnef favor
but IL was determined by the counsel 10 take tue case
before the ne X General Term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-16
LONG ISLAND.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Attorney Iuthlii mas
engaged tho services Of John Graham 10 ASSIST n al
the prosecution OF Or. Banks ana koyai oamuiS' III
dieted for parcIpaon in the Kelsey outrage in Noyem-
Der last
JAMhcA,T1e Queens County Board o, supersi~or y
will meet to-day 10 hear and determine INC coD'o'''"
election of WiIlctt and Roe of FLUSHING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-16
STATEN ISLAND.

RICIIMoND.-In the Circuit Court and Court OF
Oyer and Terniner held at the Richmond County court
house. the case OF whitmore against Bschoh brewer
at Bapeton was decided before Judge Gilbert in favor
Of the plaut ,or .. 300 damages II appeared from the
evidence that Mr.. WhitmOre owned land aDOHIns
the brewery, and the complaint was that the vase
water allowed 20 run from across MS land
n nuisance by which as alleged, the death OF NE
caused last Summer. HIS original clan peloIo
the Court was for $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-16

sCHBEcK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
SCHEECKs MANDRAKE PILLS
sCHENCKs MANDRAKE PILLS
sCHBNCK's MANDRAKE PILLS.
SCHRNCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
sCHENCRs MANDRAKE PILLS
sCHRNCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
SCHRNCKS MANDRAKE PILLS.
sCHRNCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS.
GCHRNCKS MANDRAKE PlLLS
sCHENCKS MANDRAKE PILLS
sCHENCKS MANDRAKE ILLS
ScHRsCRs MANDRAKE PILLS
SCHRNCKS MANDRAKE PiLLh
SCHRSCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
SCHESCKs MANDRAKE PILLS
eCHESCKs MANDRAKE PILLS
scHRSCKs MANDRAKE PILL~
sCHENCRs MANDRAKE rbLS
sCHEHCKs MANDRAKE PILLS
SCHEYCKS MANDRAKE PILLS
SCURyCKIs MANDRAKE PlLLA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-16

Bloc Mass and other prsp.AtOo Of Mercury 'eaAp ~
suffering and death than diseases which they Pro" ~
yet this corrosive mineral denounced BY TIE
,eribed b, ,aem slaOst anysrsaly in Liver CenpaHS
he LINN
, 1873-06-20
MARINE.
Port OF Chicago.

ARRIVED. Jrnn IN
Dareo oy OF Grand Haven Grand IIayan 1s3 no inn
hsr - a1'0'' o4"i" 11"'en' 1@o !" 'ofu-
Prom Vanderbilt. Bufra1o. 27, hr1a ,po,r
rehrr CIV, t1aro1tt"o. 1on ~ =, @ t,,.,9,as 91s't'
pron E"rnna hfontrasi ~ rsr1o - ~ Ito.n-.
Prob Csnads' Montreai' 5n6 br1s m cemant ,,a xnnm
AA'p G' 49,. "A@Ao@A' wv ot's sen4su'' nAu nun"
scou Mnr's 1taes o,ov p,n1 mn ,.,,. o.,. ~ .,.
o'o" uonH' o'"' 1'1A' ''0'' eeass po''o ~ cofos
pron rneSo nrr.1o ~ b,ro r,,,-,,d ,r,, ,,o ,,,.
ef ctHsr 1AA'o' ''' 1AA" 1"'1oAu uon' AA' ofl'
pron roeIo. o,evc,and. 6oo tpa n.s am hill. shos+
iron. 20 ' NV ~"13 A'sS'
Bark WiIiau 6tl,r9os Escsnaba &60 tons fron nre
Bcow Hercules, Carlton, O5 cords bark.
schr Presto, L,1iington, 157 N lumber,
SER 4umbsrman. Dl.ek creek, 10 n lambor.
schr Iiitlo Dsi, Muskegon 10 m lumber, 10 m h.h,
Prop NJ. droh, ManiHtee, liz IN lumber.
6tmr shoboygan, Two Rivers, uo tuba bnttor, and
a.indrtes.
Ftp ps y: T.: aTaysv Erle e1o tons lsS zeal,
schr Champion, saugatuck, 28 eds slabs.
Prop George Dunbar, Muskegon. lbs IN lumber, 100
lath.
large Comet, Muskegon, 41o N lumber.
schr Kate Howard Ludingtont 100 N lumber.
6chr Progrons, Holland, u eds wood.
gchr Lizzie poak 81. Joseph, % III lumber.
schr tianet white Lake, 90 N lumber
Prop Mohawk Buffalo, 81 bags railroad iron, 217 brs
slBnt !.19o l,kgs hsh.
1fop ia cnnnee eaugatuck' W ps8' nsh, LAO m ion-
o,,, ,H' Hos' o. eosds Nooa. .,,,
@ schr mm. 1onos, Mahisie6, l3o m lumber.
5e4r Goitg1 os*eB1, a<ou psla aAlt.
4Iop ~ -. u"eI E4cahapa, lou iona aron ore.
large ooa1ess, MusKeeoh, 10 N lumber.
6cnr a. ~. Daerar LAY do Noc, 1au m lumber.
Schf ua~n MMlto Laket W N lumber, ~ IN lnth.
scns hary hoYoa. 9aeksonport e" goo cedar posts.
, 1873-06-20

Of failure. hsre is no. sats on the eastern uido
y dt
iornis Ths sesson liz 4sTysd farthsrt T. domon- @
wheat State II The un(on T ~ 'u' mo DSss
y, IA tnblo plmilhr to The abovo WAS pubnliol In
IHE TRIBUNE few days ago but contained SOW
oral srrora This table Is beloved 10 be oorreot.
wEHrHaN 0Kprs.
Tho 81. Louis Democrat saye,
:, Ihero T. paragraph circulating among our. o1-
chhngon 10 the effect that tha present wintsr whoat
From every ausstor & Mis.onri, Kan,s. aud soati.
orn or 1no!s Ts heaf but ono stor, nen'ey that no
9 III S sSs better
The Champaign Qll) Gazette says.
Tho planting tn tha vicinity II about hnhhcd, some
To-" plsses yet remaining implanted The carly nl4nt
and With the boat q wsahor Tho crop viii fal III bs.
Il hss ". ssa ss s sa .a
ns wstsr s 0FoE T no b sea Ia an ve
uons but for this there il plenty q tins. roasoea
promise re, and tho beetles, which haso ruined ths
sseR IN y {', q PVT ,es1 to anin.hsd nunoefs
orchsrds whero tho tresa ere isoi.ted hut in towns
md protected places tho yeld will 10 far. Many W.
wss
Bon Davis Elniinr, amiths Cider, and Wiliow Tria.
Early Richmond cherry treas are, In many instances
9ne-hsK 4ro dead or dying. Small fruit owing to the
drouh Of Last season, II rsry light About twenyve
seEes naTo boen planted 70 atrAwbor1tes this spring, In
This vicinity. Grapes promise q light crop, many
varieties having beon killed. Over 100d acres Of broom
corn have boen planted, and hosing Of tho crop haa
been commented. :.
LATEST.
In tho afternoon wheat waa quiet and 10
higher; No. spring nold at $1.26@t.20A neflor
tho month, and e1.10@l.1e1 seller July, both
options closing st tho inside. Corn VAS In mod
$3.50 noller July, and s7@s73Ao seller Augrst,
closing at tho inside. Othor grain and provis.
mos wore inactive. Lako freIghta nare quIos.
, 1873-06-20
Prop Empire sato, Datnlo, 10000 bu corp $500 III
wheat, and Bundrjcs.
bt'nr Bcnlia Buffalo, 94,cO0 bn corn, bsp b oats
1,20o btls flour. mud D4 empty oil barrels,


The aolr North loat her Jbloon yesterday after.
noon IN c9lltHion with tho prop ToEctu. TLo pro-
Tho sor Kate KiK" e,msn 1 s1,aS %eh S5ft IN, injured IN
tho Woand Canal Soma tn,o aEo, is In mort. Ier ro.
E:nrP Ro,T: ar9 nov n boins copoto Bio has now ste
-The prop Toledo. which was ashore at h1ackiuav
'rrlysn IN oIx nost ,y yssaseray' ss5e md sound
ys,rdav ~ary wi wo down tho river
atrce and It required tle .id of ayo tuCn 10 get cr
ao, T 11S esS s,.ng vas T. t1hrawng only
water IN tue rivor was unusually low yasterlay Tho
sehr r9''oria got into tho rno'oo and had hor booln
o1 tGnss TssfstS@ e I'd ,sn tGnafs tss S1 p Moor /
OF Tho steam barge Dacntinn 072.13 tons.
Mr.. echickuns, of st. Cashcrnes, Ont, hns 70.
eeiysd ordora to buili two propolers for hionlron
The steamer Koweenaw from Lake suportor Al.
rived @ at natro!t Tuesday afternoon. She saya tla
wates 10 tho s,is Canal on tho lower nitor-s is ro4
a,s III eorro;nondent Of Tho Detroit Pos. writes from
4s2ass ss9oa I'll sss IL e S3;s s. s % e
t. sss, IL s'' ~ ss's
3Srnar5 90 great has boon tho businsss Of loctipa
torco md organize sm Into rciofs. viii liz nqca a
Won OF the aoA'-shosol there Il work being dona
but rork Theh hoy en- Do thsr drno ha svs
and a1esara Boyle b Roach havo not ri commannc,'
- !a s;il On tho Neebth, but tho Largo
shoro Tin be two large saw-mifs butt near Ills paco.
of being the great metropolis north of petro,t ;t9
Marquette. It n our Intention at onco to divert tia
Mackinaw Railroad IN this direction. and. nrrhans
n.oss Tho Iron mines here tho climate aout Msr..
Nsy." ." wv LUZ 'os VI 1no
-Iho attonpt to recover cargo Of ra.lrood iron
from tue wreck Of tho schooner Bsilo olnk rsvrrai
Asa,' .qG tn the ngsF e. os!
"a dlsratch from Allonburg, Ont receiyed ~ IN
tro' tuesday states that tho r1orollos Granite Btae
nsd crttied away four crates Of lilo WellnnI Gan.i
days. ~N"' 'HoA+oea aoF 10"
Tho sehr E. P. Deals van launched at p,ck noc,
feW dny1 W ngo ahc Ia full canal $40 and viii cary
snom5 5s W. 1ooo bu Of grain to Burao Coat About
S2SoGo: a steam ten. Gsree caod to Tiechor was also
CARRYING capacity ID about 1000 tons lie ~ ongauoa
N mo orc trade and will tow barge tho latter ba3nv
$160,000. NV 0"46'" "n4 eost aooh1
4 lNrso bark named tho D. F. Bruce was launched
from Crossthwaitefa yard At Snglnaw Monday. sLo il
ssnated II as at 500 tons buren and expected to car
Cart. Mcmillan. -
, 1873-06-20
LOCAL STOCK AND BOND MARKET.
Messra. Lunt. Preston i Kcan quote as To-
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments wore filed for roc
ord On Thursday, Juno 10:

Tho following Instruments wore filed for roc.
ord On Thursday, Juno 10:
- C1Tr PROPERTY,
M1lwaukoe av, betwcsn Ellen and uouaton ats. n a T.
20 It to alley, dated juno u; consideration s2eQo
Aamalton AZ, between Division and Ellen ats. " f.
. II to alley, dated June 10 consideration, s74o
"es' lineage ~, l51 It " Of sanga1uon at +, 25k1
4oo ~ dated april 8; consideration, $500,
thirteenth place. near coz Of Pauliua IT. A T. IN,
~. dated March 27; consideration, $3.50,
Ihlrteonth place, betweon Alhlaud ~ aud pau1fns
a. I, Lot 81, da1od March 27; consideration $3.50
"est honrteenth at, h " cor Of Wood st +, 24x12I
H. with budinge, dated juno 10 consideration. 81 GOO
Same Us the ahovc, datod Juns 1s; consideration.
$4,000.
Lots % to IS. in Block q, Of phinneyss . v4n. u
Bee IL, 10, -, dated Juno u cou,doration
Lots 90 to 28, In eams dated juno II CONFEDERATION
$l,050. - ~"Do'o'1@uoo
IN North plase $3.50 It. IL Block Al, shems,as Add.
Lots q and H. IL HapgoodS Lois '' and .. in Block
saehela4 oae Addition, daod Jue II; consideration,
Halsted IT, 1853 IT Of Archer ~, T. 2s,114 r. d,tea
June 5 consideration, s. 400. ~>'
Jnue mfems1 st. an T. q Oak IT. wf 2o.so IT, dated
Orchard si, liz II Il Sepi.a 3 IT, xo,,a.x :,
+, l9a|se 9ssS s, ss5 4 Thiy'ssa #. t. 5o112s
Archer av bet becrus and s. Bo.nisia as H., 1aoxx
{po q; ,lso s Main ns n 100 Of Hickory IT, 1rit
Wsst Polk Il, I'll tt Of Campbell ~ T. 9:,1alx,t
aeysa Was9. June II conslaoration - 900. -
md 81 dated April Is: confederation, 5000, "a
an Los Of ~ IN Nawson'H n AseH ofne i, Sec, 1s.
.dsr, ~ IN = noeS eS l' &c., T. 49, H. dstod Juno
Durnadu It, @ II of rhrtyntth It, f. "a It 10 H..
icy, .l dAssd I'd June lc; eonsideratlon sl.loo - 49,
~ MOHAWK st, near Il " cor Of Menomines st. Z. Int
so w1'a buildings, dated Juno 10; confederation
Lot 20, In Walkers Block II. Of @ X seo 81. an T.
dated June 10; consideration, 81 400. 80
Lot IL, IN Block ., in Cochran's Block 49, Boo = no.
Schiller st, " Of and near aou2l, Wells 1T .fa,u
Lot 49, IN snb-D!ock j, Of suttons Block %. seo g.
ID, Il. dated May 20 consideration, s575. ~
.tsS 1Te ~ y noa1 sor of T~eny-si1n IT. 4o
:. Langley It, 214 It n Of Ihirty-eighth, +, coxx1ps
H. dated April ; consideration, $4,000.
unuivsded Of n 78 II OF j Block /: also undi-
videa n OF Lot O. In Block ., Ill In Bhor1uans W
,o - Soc 2s, 80 IA, dated Feb. 10; eonader-
Summer 1T, 80 fts Of Tveuty-oghth, (, 2s.12a IT,
oatsu March II consideration, $500,
., "ess M4nroo Vt, cornsr OF Wood at +, 3Ax12o
~ oassa 'uno u consideration, 5000.
,n, No4TH or OITY LIAlTs.
yo[sey AZ 51l Il west Of uatsted ut, f. 91xl2k n
dated june !: confederation, 81, 900,
Dycr1y ~, 271 Il " OF Hslsted 1t, q +. 76x1A II.
os'ea juno II consideration, s., 600.
souTR or olry LIATTa,
.s % a!9 ~ ~ nook 70, tn Adam Smiths subdiV1-
atton, $3.50. 7' ~ soA4s4oe1~
2o.so It Of Lot - of to TO- in Jobn.on,, , xsa
OF - 6 Il 6oo 8, 80, II, dated Jan. II: oous!aesa-
loo Il In Block ., In Lookrood's d's,kvx,.1 ~,
fs,0o0. - so4''assAooo'
, 1873-06-20

wero, to Buffalo, hchfn Swallow nnd Elizabeth Iote.
corn .e tHo sohr Montauk, wheat At %; TO DunIjrk
aehr An,ostsag tyossoray) corn Il DO to Now York
y" i,nGS!e, r5op hssaa, 9ats through rato; prop o.
india, oats On through ratio; 70 Doason, ia oadens
hH hnrH prop ois5 Of Concord, corn On through rats
Iosl eSp1ciiy equal to 10 900 bu wldat 1oo 900 b
= ssott md atorohant and aohr Anno sl,erwood.
buffalo at GHo, v'"0"' "''o'' ~
nurrAIo, Juno 17.-Bctr Fleotwlne IL chartered for
co.! to hltlwankeo at q aehr A. j. nogots, coa to
schr J. Q. Hatraon, coal from Eric to ohjcsuo Al
pQF bill. (. O. b. ' NJ 4so