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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-11-07
Centaur Iiniment.

There is no pain which the Cen
taur Eminent will not relieve, 40
swelling il, will not sabanc, and
no lameness which it will not
cure. This is strong language,
| but il is true. 1t has produced
more cures of rheumatism, nen-
ralgia, lock jaw, palsy, sprains,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-11-07

IF YOU want a stylish hat orbonnet, go
to Mrs. Csgood's millinery rooms. She
has trimmer direct from Chicago, who
is conversant with-all the late styles and
cannot fail to suit you.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-11-07
New York Store. Millinery Depart.
mont.

We take pleasure in announcing that
we have secured the services of Mrs. Chit
tenden, of N. Y. who has had large ex.
periencc in this branch and who in con
ncction with Miss Ida Blood, will be pleas
cd to show you all the Novelties, embrac-
Ing Paris, New York, Chicago and St.
Louis styles. We propose to sell you
any goods in the Millinery Line at less
prices than any House west Of Chicago,
and will guarantee all work of the best.
We respectfully ask an examination and
prices New York Store.
T.wTnN & posT
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-11-07

GoRED BY A Cow.-Mrs KlotZbach,
widow Of the late John Klotzbach, who
lives on Walnut street near the cemetery,
met with s"vese accident on Wednes.
day morning She had been milking,
and as she was returning to the house
through Il narrow passage on one side of
which was tied young heifer, the ami
NAL made vicious dash at her, goring
her fearfully. She has been .confined to
her bed ever since, and Mt ono time slight
hopes were entertained Of her recovery,
though we learn that the physicians now
pronounce her out Of danger, with prop
err care.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-11-07

ENrrpr.1S,,rSr- Many of orr ci,i
Nlfhl Ai>-dr-' -""s VI WA N'''
zens will remember with pleasure, the oc
casonal Sunday evening concerts given
oy the Daptise odool'n Cchooi Vi oui e''y
and will be pleased to learn that members
of the school, have prepared an entertain
ment to be given at the Opera House, on
Thursday evening of next week, the 18th
inst Six weeks have been spent in prep
aration, and the following programme
bids fair to be one of unusual interest
The Wedding Dress :; IN GEO; ir fnm
John Jankns Sermon. NELLIE BAkEk
song of Dorbi. :. ELI JOY rs.
T rh. az o.. o 1f' Hns hand. ETA GLASS.
Lite b 10y speech TDnI III nLXA IA ER
Grandpa MAMIE ToMAN, LIZZIE ALi'AANDh'
,,,N,,s r,,,', In,,vsox Ell.
ABORN, HATTIE BAKER, NElLIL KENT.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-11-07
BUY YOUR
SCHOOL BOOKS
WaggOner & Co:
Look to Your Titles |!
w. G. & j. b. DOMAIN,
OWNERS OLA
cr>rn1 r1lefe attract

ALL
Titles Of Lnnds and village Lots In Bu.
chnHan County, Iowa,
Are prepared to give prompt and reliable infes-
nation relating to the title of any real properly in
the County.
Several thousand acres Of wild lard anG severa
VALUABLE IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALEi
n different parts of the County. Also a number
OF Lots and Dwellings in the city Of Independence
Pensions and all Kind Of War Claims attended
TO promptly.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-11-07

A FIRST class Chicago sillner, at Mrs.
Osgood's. Go there for a stylish hat or
bonnet
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-11-07
Independence NJ ark
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET.
LUMBER MARKET.

DVICUH .JJNl
Grubby and damaged hides ,wo-thirds pric,
good.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-11-07

HAIRS and Caps, q splendid stock
of latest style goods, just received
at the Red Front Store.
1Om2 MAS & BAUM.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-11-07

DON'T forget the concert next Thurs
day evening, and come early.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-11-07

CHILDREN's winter wear at Mrs. Os-
goods.
New Ties, new ribbons, new ruches, at
Mrs. Osgood's.
Go to C1arAe'S fer your
school Books.
SIS 900 worth of furs at the New York
Store, at wholesale prices.
KLINKNER & POWELL. is the name Of q
new drug firm at Winthrop
Go and see Down by the sea-" at vii.
cox Hall, Thursday evening next.
YOU can get bargains in all kinds Of
Dry Goods, at the New York Store
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-11-07

Go and hear the children at Wilcox
Opera House, on Thursday evening next
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-11-07

ApPLEs--Several of our merchants are
receiving very large stocks of apples for
the fall and winter trade. Our advertis-
ing columns will tell you where to buy
Waterloo Paper.
We think that there have been some
apples, as well as other supplies and
goods of various sorts received by our
dealers this fall, though regarding the
great majority Of them, we may be viola
ting confidence by making even THE
guarded announcement of the fact IF
we have thus given undue prominence to
what they evidently desire to be kept Sc
cret, we are willing to make all the repa-
ration in our power.
- S--
COMMERCIAL CoLLEGE.-The course of
Lectures to be given to the students Of
the Iowa Central Business College, Indie
pcndence, Iowa, was formally opened by
d. w. Bruckart, city attorney, on last
Friday evening, to Il large attendance Of
students and visitors. We invite all who
may feel DESTROYS Of attending these lee
lures to come Our next lecture will be
on Friday evening, Nov. IA. Young mon
and ladies, who wish to secure good
business education, will find it to their
advantage to attend the College Those
who have not time to attend, may take
writing lessons by correspondence. For
information and terms, address
McARTIIUR & WILLIAMS
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-11-07
$4,000 worth Of furs at the New York
s ore, at wholesale prices.

Doors and Shoes, q home made
article which We can fully warrant
to do good service-at the Red
Front Store. MAS e. BAUM.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-11-07
JAS.~M. WEART.
IMPROVED FARMS
AND
Town Property.

Parties DESTROYS OF selling Improved Land are
invited TO leave descriptions and terns.
All lands entrusted 10 me for sale will be advcr
tised without charge.
sY~Ofice orer King & keayon's hardware
store. .sA
, 1873-05-28
NOT SO VERY c0MMENDABLE.

There fs report ut Police Headquarters, SOFT,
Ing forth in tabular form the number of a1rests
made by certain officers during the month end.
ing yesterday, md the amount OF flnoa accrufnp
from tho arreBta. It is presumed by the report
TINT tho ofticorn mentioned arc tho bost in thei1
!1oeoot1'o distrlctH, but the general public will
hardly ~e;->~s1~- ti.- --,i.-4-.-. U.ea. ,v,.o
know anything about police mattcrs certainly
"l not, for 1t is IN indisputablo fact that uyarly
one-half Of the arrests made are made without
sufficient CAUSE. Police olucara, With few hon-
orablo exceptions, aro in the habit Of magnify
Ing tho most trivial oifenceH, and making it ap-
pear to tho Justice that tho prisoner, no n,attor
what his social condition may be, is ono Of tho
worst mon in the city. Tho Intelligent oiflcor
who underatands his relation to tho pooplo who
pay Linn hta salary, raroly makes I'LL nrrost, and
fhon only Tor cause that can bo substnnttated
without tho aid OF tho Imagination. We give
tho report for whit it is worth First District-
William Dartllolin, so arrests; William Uroat.
80; Ed. Londorgan, 20; Charlod Potors',
20; Jamoe Morgan, 40. Second DistriotC
Edward LauRhlin, 81 John Dptlor 81; B.
Flynn, 24. Third Distriot--Williu,n sabock' % !:
MARX Dargan, IS Jacob 6clum, IL ! William,
II. FlrHt Diatrct-hfnrtln Hnyos, S619 in finca:
Thomas Noonan, s87o Edward Londorua1,''
$595 ". @. Minor, s755; Thomas Traynor,
e522. Second District-Edwnrt1 Lauphlin. San
Thomas Grady, S235 J. D. Cr11otSko, S218
Tom Simmons, e2l8. Amount Of stolen prom
orty recoyored-Dotectiyoa Gallagher and Blny-
ton, 81 PIT; Ofllcor Edward Laugh1in, 81, Psi
Detective Mark Dargan, 9420.
, 1873-05-28

PORT OF CHICAGO,
ATpr1TTE3T7

PORT OF CHICAGO.
ARRIVED. ......,,,,,,May A.
stmr prooklyn ogaensburgh 1as brls sugar, 10 Gxe
lemons, IL cAses hEa.
Hchr Richard Mott, Oco.lto, 100 m lumber.
hchr Allrecht, Oconto, 23o IN lumbos, GO IN nth.
acir 11ary Moves 0coAto, lp0 NJ lumber
9chr Marloa Eagan, OGontp, 200 IN lumber.
Prop II. Grol, Manistoo, no III lun,her,
ecnr 4. Frederick, Wlito Lake, l90 m lath.
bcsr John Miner, oeonto 27o Ill lumber, loo m lath
Prop h. LonlA, buffalo, cargo Of anndr!eH
Gt1nr bhoboygan, Mantowoc, 203 bxs chocpe 3,1 bra
1lolsr, h.3 bra pork, 60 baoa WOOL Is pkHs but.
ter, aud suntries. go. Wv
schr Ninth Ohio. Muskeson. 10 III lumber, N tatl,,
1,501 tiea, ~ 'A%A'
gchr Entorprlao, .h1uskeeon, 90 n. lumber.
Acir Arctic, kluskegon, 17b in lumber.
bchr @. ]. lloGder, M1BkeKon, 100 III lulnb1r
Bclr z. g. 6inl1auna, hfnnisteet lao III humber.
Bchr Julia D. Morrill,, Mansteo. 200 II, lun,bCr,
schr J: a. Holmes, afanistse. $50 III Lumber.
ecow Ben bird, Maulsteo, 40 IN lulnbor.
Bchr E,naline, MAutstee, l60 IN lumber.
8chF Lizzie DoRk, st. JoHopl GO m lumbar.
Prop Eaat. lentagoro ,aaG brla aals,
Prop Europe. dodor!uh, 2Goo brls snlt.
brig Pilgrim, MuAkegon, lGO Ill lumber.
Prop Ira ChAfoe, salYaturk 70 sacks har 16 bxs sb
cO nj lumber, 80 III shingles. =,
Prop Merchant, buffalo, 6aO bats railroad Iron,
e3ow South Side. Wllta Lake. 125 N lumber.
, 1873-05-28

with tho proroor raoino: at thon worked togoshor
till noon thon loft the Sheridan md Pacific; rnn hall
al hour, and found tho steam barge TuttIo
aload fast In tn, leo: pulled tor out; in doing
10 got stuck ourselves took four hours to g hoSr
ont pulled t,o barge cloar nHafn md both started
aud arrived at Marquette Just beforo dark, Left
M3r1ast!e Saturday. My o. a. T. o q ri h" IT, son.
lny thoso ;n, ~ night on seSont II co an yo.y
nt 1850 sunday morning arrived at Mack!nnw at
sso PM h1ay %: left at 900, md arrived at Kle
hoscsswood dock Mt 8ib Pm, Nay 20 hid thuro till
nom, w9od!ng starto for Chicago at II m. It
mencol to thicken up towards night; aoon got vory
11ay. liz 27tl.; arrived at Chicago 1t Quo pm,
!syg.,. Nay a. Wo leit Tho following yoasola at1d
Yn,ting for tllo tse to oyo seooners oaaealo, o.
% %Qusen proreors Pacific, Arn1aa, To1otio; mineral
Knek, Van lsaalto, Meloor {with oso whcal brokel
T,tt.l. e..l Powers met Ii asuit Rvcr, bound Up,
acnonera s oanbslgc alupe, Garlic, talker la TOW
eannl a1ao, steamer searc!,, Government anrycyors
met steamer chcora and propeller st. Paul in riyor
bound up. s''
, 1873-05-28
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,


street was sueceedod to-day BY activity In some d.
money srper raog NJ "0amd fo5
movement III Union Pacific eharos and bonds aid IN
ciao Ma stook The fall in tho former securities Fas
blu In equity BY to United s.stes sRapss to C oa Inc
pany while tho declino In Pacific Mail was causod By
statements that tho Howe mortgage a to bo conesod'
and st To Company ia actually Indebted to its prca,
xaed 70 tho probaSle result Of tSe ofeetioh Of
Directors Directors to-1norrow. Late In tho aftornoon tho
eo11wn9 eon9r4agso t'sf.t wore 'stea h
Fri, nutas Mntch. !. D. D'0faMsib sMith, j J: X Y
RaEK' 10dse q j. osbosns GaPt Bradbury sso
t9o..morrow, will show vaatly botter condition Of
hGa1rs than ~aa generally anticipated,
Money waa easy during tho morning at ga7. trt
mere g, active III Tic attornoon at sharp. 7'
and sa1faE Tos Resyy IT. GO days. and
Gold yetas In tho morning from 11aA to 117 on
lua0Es 5u9 7nsa "a 'lS ral n' were .ssslng aao
i s".y fss. '1SSS's VS. iSa,e,tisns aSsns
believed to havo manasd to a o.ns 1se
eiqnt ea ~ to tde over any sudden squeeze Oearings
ta9,s Tssss@Ey tss aC dabaraoo t9s6oo 0ss
9oyernusenta wero dull but strong.
t3tato bonds wero quiet.
dea!!nga IN unop paciao and Pscio MIL t:r1e The
aocIno y The formor WIS followed by a sharp break
u n, thu >, latter under whuh there general
1stt!sd foeilng until near tho closo. uniou
assai! eaclno was sold down from 8D1< to 25H,
recovering por cont In tho final deaEugs Thpro Was
. corresponding decline Ia it's bonds. Pacific Mail
Waa forced down from 451s to 41A, hut aso finally ro
tnuo4 weak to tho o1oso of tho day. tho chief uctus
t'ons y = being p ,o' Western M Union ssN ~! g.
York Gontra ia looE to BIZ ";Gsr Er!s es oa a
gSG Lake shoro D0S ooo>S ohios, 439f07l lock
1aH!andi ~, los5:S1o71<. Friday will DO holiday,
, 1873-05-28
SAN FRANClSCQ.'
Opposition To Chinese -Anlsm ixratFon--
Ntmnll-POxA.To lsc nRnnRosl.-Qln,n-
bcr Of Uo1nmcrco. s''''''


Opposition to Chinese -Anlsm xratFo1--
Snnnll-p0x..To lsc nanngosl~-Olan nun-
bcr OF Commerce. '''''''
BAN FnANotsoo, May 17.-T'ho local opposition
to olineao immigration III taking dofin(to shape,
Tho Board OF Supervisors will pAsB IN ordinance
TINT all Chinese Hentoncod to tho county mil ho
deprived Of their pig -talla lcv,dng tax Of e15
Ing tho romoval Of lond bodioa to China. Tho
representatives Of tho ei1, Chinese companies
tetegraphod to Hong Kong, representing tho
atato Of affairs and advising Cinnamon to stop
coming to California.
Sensation reports arc publialod about 1oprosy,
Ra Ii 1t woro q now thing. It haH existed In tic
city for thirtoen or fonrtoon yeare, and nil aro
To-tlay three Cinnamon, who died Of en,atl
pox, wero found concealed In pump-boxoB in tho
stoamor Lord Of tho Islos, 1T hor dock.
Tho ahip waa ordorod at once to eunr-
autino. All tho passengers landed yoa-
terday. Tho Cinnamon Say TINT ono Of tfoir
country1non was Ill Of smallpox on tho voynga
and vaa thrown overboard by thom.
Oharloa 4. Russell, tho murderer Of Jamos
Qrotty, was sontonced to-dny to bo hanged J,,ly
2a.' Efforts arc making to procure commuta-
tion Of tho sentonco.
Tho annual meeting OF the Chamber Of Com
morce oloctod ". T. Coleman, President.
Tho county Jail is ovcrorowded by ChInoeo.
convicted of violation Of tho shopping ordinance
requiring certain amount Of .Bnaco for each
man In lodging houses. None pay tho fines, and
all prefer to 90 to JAIL -.
, 1873-05-28

| 1hA1A6 AARVONt0 u tQD Ip8OlutlQn
whom pnss.d, explained hia position nt somo
boioas ap It was @ not S' lis intention i 70 dofy
tho nuthorit|os, md ho folt satisfied that ,nn-
1ority Of thomolnbcrn Ind voted for tho roHo1u-
thoroughly tontel. This could only bo ACCOM-
rllshod W gonoral violation Of 1t.
a motion to reconsider tho resolution was car-
rfea 3D." witlont in,,,.. : tlisa1onting yoloe.
cd to visit tho Common Council, 1t it's
tl.o nombonrss Of tic rooonsidoration at,tt
of THO resolution, anl prevail upon
s dagg gGs4s oate 70 ss ts rpsn%'a bs s Son
ntttoo Of Nine. a. 9. uealng, Norman Ltob,
nnoorgo H. Millor, WillInm FolHontlaal, and John
;, hloaesa. r, Kaltonbaeb. p. wohrmanu, George
Toro chosen aa membors of.tlo Committee on
Legal Matters, which was provided for ut pro-
vions mooting.
Tho moottng then adjourned.
-. .... lNppRBEp.
Tho Wost .side "sooalor Arboiter ycron,"
hna tho "Aurora Turn Voroina," yesterday
passed. resolutions ,indoraing tho now movement,
md tendoring tho uso Of thoir hallB FREQ OF
Charge Thoy alao olootod tho following doio-
gates to tho moetfng to DO hold today at Bis
nlnrck Hall: Turn yoroins, Augnat dorlarly,
Aug. Gruottor, Curt Dahlndon, i. HcitBcluutlt,
and john ss,mpf; sooialor voroin William
Yuers, john Lobsl1oin, Jacob Bcllafor, John
Droohtol, mud q. ". FeErman.'
NINETEENTH WARD.
All citizonR of tho Ntnotoonth Ward, without
regard to nationality or former party IolationB,
who are opposed to nll mud oyory encroRohIncnt
upon liborty Of conscience aud trado, md who
believe that porsonal liborty must bo preserved,
aro respectfu1ly invited to nttontl tito mocttng
to bo hold this evening at o'clock, In tho dining
room Of tho Turner Hall, on North Clark stroot.
Good Speakers will DO proaont:- -. -
, 1873-05-28

SPECIAL NOTICES,
Summer,

Although tho mother Of myriads OF beautiful owors, IL
apt to boa tho from tho oeoks Of those who ARE or
nosod To ,ts o brbath At ta scason II thore arc any
gors Of disease In tho sYnto tia oat proty sufo to
dovoor thom. Tho bilious, tho dyapopto, tho nervous,
tho doftntc suEor ut this ported Of tho yoar than
At any othos They, therefore, roqutro tngRorang
"nd regulating medicine, and this dosdoratum has boon
placed within tho rcao Of all In thu form. Of 1ostdttata
Stomach Bttcrs. 10 rocount tho Of this invaluable
provonttvo and rpmedy soons l!ko repeating familiar
fact that has boon notorious ogeryweEo for nny MANI
Josra- Who does rot know tat dyspepsia, bilious dis
ordora constipation, diarrhhi Affections, rtaumatist
nervous complaints, ktdnoy diAtutbancos and conattu
tonal vcaknoss. In both rooEod and sadtuA
cfod by tla nQMuIfu1 halloaa Yagatnln
, 1873-05-28

Troghts wero active ut &c for corn &c fur wheat and
4hc for uas to Buffalo, To Oawegoor Ktngaton ii 10
md l2An for corn and wlcnt. Tho charters reporoti
Wilbur, Unadllla, Aprthweat, for corn ut 30; +. u.
HrcT Enr nc1y ryu at Se nrop Moniann oats at 4lo 70
~ BoHon Win Ogdenshurg',, rrora Brooklyn and ST.
Albums coln at adc 70 Portland Via strnn, prop Oily
os Detroit, oats Mt 14Ho largo Guiding Btar. corn
a. a. aSe 10 osxcgo, aer llatto Wel1a corn nt Ii kc
Total canacity c1uaf to 21O00 bu wlieat, 278QW III
corn, 7,0oo bu rye, and Ga, ,000 brl uatB
, 1873-05-28

. -- RCTf.
DETROIT, Mich, May 97,-rAsRRD ur-props Cor
Tho,naa Street achrs D. 7. Dobbins, ". n hon. Es
press Victor. Nevada, H. q. Winslow, stampede, viii.
lam Ogden, breed, New Dominion, E. Cohcr,
PASSED Down -Prope Fayctto, buukirk and barucs.
Allegheny md bnfges; Hcra G. Iaab, lIorrcl OIay.
Ton belte, Donnldhon, David Wells, A. L. Andtowe.
= DE7nol7, Mich, May -EvenIng-pAssrn ur-
Rogers. @N' ' Wy
~ rHssEp Dowy.prop D. ". Powers schsa Josalo,
W1R0-southweBt.
, 1873-05-28
Hof1l1lnn'S Hon Pills

Havo boon uso In thousands OF tho worst casos Of foyo
and Intermittent foyor, md dumb ague With as.
tonisng succoss. Thoy oIored to tho public With
full confidence Ia their mort. Toy do not oontata pois.
or injurious properties, md oan bo takon by aut
and child with pe1fou safoty Thoy aro augarcoated sn
for sale BY Druggists At conts por box Hons BY n
prepaid. MoLaln's Candiod Castor OH Ia a doicion4
syrup Of tho castor boau halosa and roabo
medicine. Alao McI.ain'a Vorrnifugo Donbons do.
hGhtful worm candies. Children aro dotfehted With
them. Prico for othor 25 cents. VAN sOHAAOK,
REID, goio Agents. Chfcapo
, 1873-05-28

NEW YonK, May 27.-nusincea wns quiet with tho
agcns, but was rather moro active Ia tho jobbinR
trade. Tho market for cotton goot's was unchangcd
huG ne 5obbng pricca relnnn irregular for ahcenga
!nand, and nro firm in price, Prints arc quiet except
u 5ob lota now On tho market, which ovo briakly
erst and cllnchtlas nre taken moro freely by lilo
clothing manufacturers Black gronadincs and plnin
gray Japanese cloths in demand and scarce. Other
foreign goods aro dull.
, 1873-05-28

mr. A. daydou is already installed In m elegant new
paco at No. 129 Dearborn street. near Madison wtcro
he has spared neither pains nor c1peugc to 1nnko M
attractive and roh rosort for tho best class OF pcope
Aint has iasBhod his talent tho fresco work and
tho cabinet work and windows nre fully In keeping
With IT, The grand opening took rlace on Monday oven.
known to tho ciscns Of Chicago to nsako particular
comment on hta houao necessary. His bar and luch
counter aro well supplied Will everything that tllo
tasto may desre, and presided ovcr by himself aid,
Mr Henry dorrend, famous comroundor Of summon
, 1873-05-28

>r.... sgecfal e pispateh 70 Tse Chicago Tribune.
NE NEw y,, Y9nK, May 27.-Tho Mutual and Balti-
for thu championship on Union Grounds this
At the ond Of tho eighth inning tic acoro a' stood
t II III faToE Of tho Mutuaa 1n the ninth in.
Mutuals wont to tho bat amid intense oxoito-
mont. Higham, tho first striltor, SUCCEEDED in
getting to third while tho DaltimoroY woro nut
ting ont Ills two successors, and tho moment
the ball flew from tho bat Of tho third, ho made
bold flas!1 for tho homo base amid tremendous
ohooia. Radcliffe took 1t oil o fly, however, bo-
foro ho had got half way, and lilo Daltinioron
wore 2,, tho wlnners by t|lo skln Of tieir tooth.
psi;$s;:::;:: n$;S:;:;;:;
r, To-day wah the sooond and closing day Of tho
Iralnofa ~ and Drivers uloctlng OIL Doorfoot Park,
track was in perfect order. Tho attendance WA
immonBo. Ilora were two fine trota and mn az
tremcly exciting saddle raco OIL tho programme.
fha en- argo momnts rosa OF money changed s
nontly successful. Tho first raco was for elasg %
No. Q horace, for which there woro fourtoon
ontries, but only tho following-namod horsos
stfyts3 %Wssbr "9MpEs9y Mp6Es Pick" rn. ssm No5sn,
wero placed In tho orlor uamoi Tiiao: 2:fM;; lMI;
2:3794; 2;4l1f; 2:4l.
The second iaco WAS for sadalos, mud l,ad ayo
starters out OF soyon entros, ~ follows: thrown
a amap oeffn'fo e. po,t foy de%ls"
thoywe placed In tho order named, lima.
232 2:o4 2:AA; 2i35Y{ 2:90. Tho third raco
was TOR olasa No; horaou, and Ind oight ontrios.
Ct Mlo1 tho folloTinE Put in an appoaraneo
and "nilly."'' Alloo Brown" won il in h', thrs,o
straight heats, tho othora being placed iu the
order named. Time !: 1888; 2;id; a4O.
+, =, bAhr1MonE, Md, May 27,-pimlico nacos-
beating atockwood, who bolted at tho third
hurdle. Time, 4:19.
The proaknoas stakes for a.yoar oldB, milo and
, 1873-05-28
LUMBER. .


1i6 foHoH1nG Wefn the receipts and ebipr1entB of
lumber for the week ending May a.:
7,a,.. :. Htetps. Shipments,
1MiAners III 1t.... -34,330 16,771
Gn.nB!es, H.. 20.79s 1l,B70
Tic offerings ut tho docis yyoro again largo. tic
greater part OF ycaterdays fleet wore still on safe and
qnto numbor Of vcaaea have arrivcd to-day. There
waa fair attendance Of local eaors but tho inquiry
on country account wus light IN tho murninH
trado ruled dull - buyern and eellors wcre apart ia
their VieWs But Ator IN tho day quito number OF
cargoas woro dspoacd Of lower pricea being accented
FOR common lumber. Owing to tho arrival Of
10 large 1oet at this tio Of tho wcek Tho market for
AL grades 10 weakened moro ese though prices for
oho1cn lumber Arp about tho they haye been
coarso mixed sold at $1,000 and fair to good boards
ana att1pa at $l3!6@14b0; choice do at .76166O
ah remained steady at $3.50, and shingles ut Doa
$40 Tho following saloa nnro reported: E. B. DatS
from Mnskegon, $50 m ssrips and boards vt $14 10
1ath, $3.50. ]. r. Ward, Whito Lake, 80 n coarua
from oeono. loo 'ns So So.r. 1ans0e soa 1sas srt:
Ct sl3.7e; 20 m lash at s1.60 Mary MoVoa, from
oconto ITO m boards aud etrips at $076; 80 m iah
At $26o Jonn!e Mullen, from Mononneo, 100 N COM
mon and ccar At $1,000, $1,000, and $500. Ithlea.
from Muskcgon, 140 atripa and boards at III ID
N lath at $780, Lincoln Dali, from Muskegon lad m
7tEps and boards at $780, 9covil1e from Muakogon
100 m atripa and boards at $15.75, mill tally,
LuMAEA FnE10HTe.
=. hMnstoo, IS 90 Ludington, s2.75@3.o0 Muskcgon,
$1259260; oeonto, $3.60@A.W; Menouineo, S2a5f3
&c. aoo pontmases ,nn % s27d White Lake, s2.eo927S
YAnDe
, 1873-05-28

WATEnTowN, Mass., hIay 27.-CAT7LE-Ueccipts.
112 Prizes wsl a'latancd Sales Of oho!eeat go 90
second. so.0o@7.6o; Third, s5.oo@5.50.
sHEEP AND I4AMns-Receipta, COS. Market nctive.
Hales q wool sheep IN lots ct $ooG45o each extra,
B:oo@8.00; spring lRrn1R $9.0D@12.00,
VEAL OALvEs--$J, ,0gGs1600.
, 1873-05-28

pittab''rgh 87,4 Union pacif,o...... :. Q6
Northwestern. .....,, 10 Union rncffio bot,da R5,t
MofthWeacFn pfu.... q Central Pacific bonds. 1054
iock lsniid. ."...l075f Dol. Iack Western. 1895
n. J. Central. 49,. ,,1Gb Hartford Il Eric, -.
Ut. pnul. ~ .......4 bkk = .
, 1873-05-28

Our roadorn should not full to attend tho closing
sac, ny auction, Of elegant etatuary, bronzes and
clocks, to bo made s evening at O'Clock by Hesara
Eltaon Foases, ut No. o48 Wabash nyeuua This In
tae positive closing sale, aud tile goods wIll bp sold
Without regard to Yuluo.
, 1873-05-28
81 oateaby, 4. Tho latter waa tho {avorito.


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