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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-25
The VintOn Station IL ,ut,


The survey of the railroad
from here TO Vinton S alton by
Mr.. Howard shows 15.101 yard :
of excavation and As, $50 yards
Of embankment. The excaya-
tions can all be used in max.
ing embankment. The dis
'ance is 2 4 miles and the estit
mated cost, SO sos. 1t has not
been decided that the road will
take this route, and the matter
will depend on the amount Of
encouragement the. different
rontes offer, but the above are
the figures of'the survey .e,5
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-25
Cary ana Neal Fail of a Hear

Gary ana Neal Fail OF O Hear
-.
Special Disps to the Cincinnati Gazette. p
FINDLAY, o., Sept. 17.-For
the last ten days posters have
announced that Gary, the
horny handed, and Hon. L. I.
Neal would address a Demo-
cratic mass meeting at this
place to-day. Gary and Neal
put in an appearance, but the
mass came not Od the con.
trary, hardly The usual number
OF people from the country
came to town After getting
the court room ready and wait
ing patiently, il was concluded
not to have any meeting, and
The distinguished speakers are
at their hotel, waiting. to ad-
dress such crowd as can be
drummed up tins evening.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-25
A. o. K.-WhIoIl 4 i,,ea q = ,,ii' & Il ar

A. o. K.-whloIl 4, laa,,e,san's faarT
rison Ly1e-says in the Enquir
er that we think iris an ,unpar-
Gonable sin to belong to the
Nasby church. That depends.
IT, a man drinks whisky all
week, and conducts hlmseff'so
that he is hail feilow-well.met
with that class, and breaches
and prays on Sunday. We think
his connection with any church
is nnpardopable. or all mean
men your man who makes a
cloak OF religion can dive the
deepest and come up the dlrti'
est. q. ,- t."
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-25

Ar the last examination OF
teachers the following named
persons received certificates:
For TiOelve Months.-T. L.
Fletcher, Rodolph Rutledge,
Joseph Miller }. NJ. Boblitt and
Miss AddIe Grippin.
For Si1 XOntks.-A. r. Nc
Kinnls, MolIie. Lent, II II.
Shively, JeIn'a Dunn, Viola
Greene, S. P. Gibson, Jennie
Curry, Nettie Strong, 7. j.
Griffith, Sallie Pitcher, Maggie
Hurley and Julia Martin.
L.O. 'PERDUE, Clerk
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-25

Way IS it that the Macarthur
Court House ring force through
the nomination Of such a man
as Harrison Lyle against such
men as John Frazee and Thos.
McGee? 1t is because they
think they can bring the party
machinery to bear and force
Democrats to vote the ticket
for the sake OF the party
When Democrats convince
them to the contrary the ring
will keep hands off or nomi.
nate good men.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-25

LAST Fall, because the Dem.
ocrats of Vinton, Clinton,
Madison, Eagle and Harrison,
refused to do Its bidding, and
elect It's candidates, the Near
thur Enquirer could find moth
ing mean enough to say about
them. Because they exercised
their privilege OF voting for
the best men offered, the En-
quirer said they had sold their
votes Tor boots, shoes, clothing,
money, whisky, etc. Now
that same paper comes forward
and volunteers its advice to
them to vote for all the ring
candidates.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-25

The German citizens of Vim.
ton county have never had IA
county officer from persons Of
their nativity. They have a
ch .nce row to get such an Of
ficer in the person Of Philip
Keck, candidate for Auditor
We do not ask them TO- vote
for him simply because he is a
German, but because he is a
good man, will make q good
Auditor. and is opposed to the
ring which has ruled and near I
ly ruined VintOn county.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-25

WONDER if the Enquirer, ed
tied by the President of the
Democratic Central Commit
tee, expects those Democrats
of Clinton township, whom it
abused last epring as a lot Of
drunken sots who sold their
votes to Wells for whisky, to
vote for its favorites this Fall
Lyle, Belford & Col :
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-25
RAILROAD.

Work commenced on the
railroad here last Monday,
where The road crosses North
street, IN a lot belonging to
Humphrey Lynch, in front Of
G. W. Shockey's former resi-.
dence. The force at present is
eight scrapers and one plow
team. 1t will be materially in
creased next week. About
every person around MtAr-
thur has been TO see the work,
and great satisfaction is ex-
pressed at the radidlty with
which the dirt Is being moved
by the force engaged.
Now the next thing is to pay
The hands. The fifteenth day
OF each month is payday. 1t
should be remembered that the
subscriptions here are all over
due, and should be paid in as
rapidly as possible. If you
can't pay it all at once, call OH
Dan. Will at The Vinton Coun-
~ Bank, who is authorized to
receive it, and pay along IS
last rs you are able. The ra.
pidity with which the work will
be pushed will depend on the
rapidi,y with which the sub.
scriptlons are paid. We will
have our road, and we will have
it in quick time, if the subscrib'
ers are true 20 their own inter
ests, as the general public feel.
ing indicates they will be.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-25

Nh. THEODORE LUND, the GEL
ebrated artist, will be in McAr-
thur this fall to paint portraits if
a sufficient number will immedii
stely leave their orders at Bill
inghurst's Photograph Gallery.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-25

EDWARD HAssE a young mar.
ried man was killed last Friday
by the falling of a piece OF
slate from the roof of the Vim
ton Furnace Coal Mine, where
he was employed as a miner
He leaves no children, we un.
derstand.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-25

@. w. HOLLAND and David
Shivel have leased the ore priv
ilege, have gone TO prospect
ing, and struck a vein of fine
iron ore which they purpose
working, on Chester French's
place.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-25

The Baughman House, Zales
ki, is offered for sale, and iS a
fine opening for sumo person
who knows how TO keep a ho-
tel.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-25
The Favorite Fine-Cut

THE. .Chewers' Choice, is now taking the
l lead Of all other Brands. Bright in color,
pleasant In taste, tough and lasting In chew,
cnewers, and sells by the 10. pound bucket
fully 1Oc cheapef per pcu nd, than any other
brand Of the same grade and perhaps less
quality. 100 bvckets Of this celebrated hfsnd
have been sold 10 Chlllicothe alone within
the last two months, and trade still lncreas:
Ing; "TEy IT. sea EFF t Es x,ut,a;usasi; q MRAMEE
agents aud sell at lowest Factory Prices.
f2may 1sTJ
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-25
Opinions IF the Party by prom
inent Democrats.

OpiniOnScf the Party by prom
inent Democrats.
IL believe that the historical
Democratic organization Is
spoiled Groesbeck.
"THE Democratic party is no
longer an instrument of reform
in American politics. Gen.
Tom. Eioing.
CORRUPrIoN has crept into
the Democratic party, and it is
a den of thieves."-Hon. Geo.
e. Pugh.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-25
Howard Sanitary Aid AssOcIa-
tfOm.

Fer the Reliefand Cure OF the Errng and I'm.
fortunate on Principles OF Christian
Philanthropy.
Essays on the Errors of Youth, and the fol-
dies OF Aye, in relation to Marriage and Social
Evlls, with sanitary aid for the afflicted
sent free, in scaled envelopes. Address,
HOWARD. ASSOCIATION, Box P, Pl.'Nuei
,phia, Ia. ~.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-25

Our cabinet OF ores lis in
creaSing rapidly. Send in your
specimens.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-25

If the Inhabitants of the
southeast corner of the coun.
ty should feel their end OF the
county suddenly dip down to.
day, and the inhabitants of the
northwest should feel their end
tip, they needn't be alarmed -
It's not an earthquake. Judge
Potter Is going to start to Soul b
Carolina to-day. We presume
he will soon return and restore
the equilibrium.
The Rev. Harrison Lyle ap.
pears in this weeks Enquirer
as correspondent. His com
munication is signed A. o. X
We hope everybody IN -Vinton
county will read it, 80 they can
see jus. what stylo OF a man
he is, and we hope Harrison
will favor US with another COM
munication. We want the
people TO make his acquaint'
ance. ..-,.,r,
Mr. HART spoke here last
fall, his speech giving great
satisfaction to the large crowd
in attendance. Those who
heard him then will need nc
urging to attend the meeting
next Monday evening, but lei
each one 60 10 work to induce
a large attendance, 1t is the
first meeting OF the campaign
Let 1t be a rouser!
WHILE the editors of the Nc
Arthur Enquirer and jackson
Herald are trying 10 taint Hon
L. Meals name by connecting
it with . responsibility for tn,
salary grab law, the Chillicotht
Advertiser, another Democrat
ic organ, refers to Mr.. Neal
letter as "manly and unans wer
able" And so we 60.
OCCASIONALLY we say some
thing that makes some thin
skinned subscriber mad, ant
he comes in AMI stops his pa
per. What made him maj
tickles three or four other fel
10 VS. so that they come in TAX,
the paper, aud thu, the list
rolls on. =
IRA Brown, the patent shear
swindler, who swindled j. B
Randall, Anthony Cassill ant
John Coulter, of this county
was lately caught in his littl'
trick at Caldwell, Ohio, sen
to j all and then bound over t,
answer for his crimes in tha
locality.
THERE were several Eagl,
township Democrats in tow
last week. They feel unde
many obligations to the rini
for getting Wat. Pitcher t
represent them in the count,
convention. Everybody knew
they would, though.
The ffy-wheel of the Ham
den mills engine few to pieces
last Thursday, tearing an un
slightly hole in the side of tn,
mill. No person hurt. 1t wa
expected that it would be re
paired and the mill in opera
tion to-day.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-25
M'ARTHUR. EMcAM2MENT
NO. lis, |. O. O. F..

.s,..a. ID EGULAR; Nee tings "fthis En-
,&3fSAz. hrapipmeut win hereafter BE-
NS<yS held ON the second nnd last
"4tafS<> "Wednesday evenings. Uf ench
's,anth. Painarci,S "r' .Sthrr rucamrments
vino IuaY be visiting OuI own are I'M tied TO
uatieni. AARON WILL, C.P.
.JUHS T. RAPER, 8.
Macarthur. F-b'y H.. 1870.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-25

The Enquirer says Lyle is a
poor man. Yes; a mighty poor
one--for a Representative.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-25
BlRTH HS.

In Macarthur, Sept. %, to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Belford, daughter.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-25

j. +. TOWEL, Portsmouth, Ohio,
ole" to the Merchants and Furnace,
.nen Of Vinton county, superior stock
of Dry Goods and Notions, on terms
She most favorable. lyeptly
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-25
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HALF FARE ON ALL TRAINS.
ON THE
M. 4 G. RAILROAD.
The Fourth CINCINNATI IN EXPO
SITION opens wednesday, September Sd, and
continues until Saturday, October 4th.
THE LARGEST EXHIBITION EVER HELD IN AMERICA (!

During the continuance OF the Exposition the & G.
~ h Company Will carry passengers regular
trains at HALF FARE Trip, ali Points
the road.
Tickets will be good for days from date instead # three
days advertised the posters thus giving parties much longer
time which all the Sights the Exposition during ny
former year. w. w. PEABODY General Sup't.
The sun., 1873-05-13
EAIEH HORICIL INSWERS.
4 Tinrcnth ward Grocrr's Cpiuion Of the
Eighth Ward Alien Family

r,,h,h y,rs ,iI,n Family
. 49,, - -, ,....,
More thh' hHl iht ''hc "i wv ''i'i"i
Sessions Yesterday was taken up hN the business
-, ..........,,,..,, ;,,-.. ., ,,,. St.r,.. "a ,u,,
W ''''"N''''~ " '"'' :" - ~
alias Yves. Allen, ON tic Indictment Tor hur-
rlary In which he is imploalct with hi brother,
~ ,u ,t.,., Ia, ,,.,oi, .,., t.,,,r,.
l'''' F'''" '"'''' w" '''' "'''' " ''''
Wiley, alias shorty, whose turn has not come
,,t The, Aliens and wiley have ach hieved such
..., -. IL, a,,,, d,,,,,or,,,,s ,.-,,,,,,,i.
h''"''N "' '"''"E "'u a'N0''"s ''''''"''
that meet If the Jurors called could not help
dt.utalifyiul, Themselves by admitting that they
-. -. 49,. -,
ehtcf'alhe" pteJuu''N "-Hn'' wv 'i'S""'l'
There were other d'Mrultics. however. cNcmpii-
fed 10y the examination oi a colossal grocer ~
tn" Fifth Ward. lie was n-Ned whether lac h id
heard II Tho Allen 'Ah"thcr Allen brother
ui Mart. and Wesl
Juror Yes. have heard of him. and ! heard
No good 90 hiu.
Prisoners Counsel 10 YOU pnt tins Allen
uhe prisoner In ilc -tme category
Juror Well ] heard theN were all lnunty-
jumpers and rogue-. and Thieves
Counsel nd Nuv hear my question
Juror N,-.s.r
Counsel l. tnlt what YOU mean 10y cdtegpry 2
Juror Nc-. ~ir.
Counsel lnu know. then. th" meaning uf the
word 'u't-gtf. ana that 10 rci'r~ To- b"untN-
jumpers ihd thieves
Juror -, sir.
Cnunsel-Du YOU unlcrstand the Eugli~h lam
The sun., 1873-05-13
\ Family Ftgbr u, SOFIA, Circle.

D.ih,u1ty between young Turner and
hi- s.rri.tdcr near Social Cir le, Ca; Young
Turner intorrul ted MIN, SAYING, Don't tax 70
nav sisters that way Philips replied, I'm
the word, did throw il at her, missing hor, how
ever, lie then began to abuse the young man,
who AZ this time wils pairing hs toe nails with
his pocketkniie Aiter abusing HIM as much a.
he thought III, lac ran at young Turner aud tried
ceed,d in choking his youthful antagOng ~ down
tlreo times. hilo he was on Turner the la ter
commenced operations with his knife and Kept
wound. After receiving his death stroke phil
lips bent Turner's head backward, raised mis-
knife. and said, Cd d n YOU, III cut your
throat lie woId have put his threat into xc-
cution but for Turner'S sister. who threw her
arm between h0T brothers neck aud tho do
sCendinR knife, receiving the blow on her wrist.
II ~ thought her arm ~ rendered useless Tor life
by the wound thus indicted, Phillips then got
up. walked to the door, and fell dead. The
Coroner's Jury prunounced the acI Of the young
man Jlstinable hnmlcide.'
The sun., 1873-05-13
now GOLSTN RlTiyA.
A steamer Quarauiiued- Premium os Goi

A Steamer Quarantiued- Premium oa Goid.
Corrcepondence Of Tue sun.
HAVANA, May g. The German steamer stras-
bourg. winch left New orleans eight days ago for
Southampton md Brom'n, arrived here this morning
and placed 10 quarantine for fourteen days, owing
credited here the prevalence Of cholera in
New Orleans. A. the Strlsbourg is ned, every room
fore and AFT, with passengers and of cholera on
hoard much indignation prevails AZ the COnrCc adopted
by the HOalth officer. meeting is to be held here
snong those Interested tOn,ht, with the view ~ NJ.
duCing the CouZus of the different nations to prevail
far with the Health Otccr get the time Of de
tention shortened
All steamers aud vessels arriving from New Orl ans
are quarantined, aud commerce here viii suffer- much
IN consequence.
Gold IL a. q per cent prCmiID.
The sun., 1873-05-13

PARsONs, kNnsils, May I4,-Ittports IroW
the scene Of the Bender murders say three more
graves were discovered Yesterday, over three
thousand persons were on the ground, The ox-
element all over the country is intense. Nearly
ali the bodies of the dead were mutilatod. 1t -
considered certain the ttle girl was thrown
aIlys into the grave with her father, - No mari
of violence were found Vn her bodv'
The sun., 1873-05-13
Srw YORK NarKets.

MuNDNY. May T.. flour ANn MFN. Flour
opened tlwng,r unatr thr i.yutah. n"~- ron tht
hnu. tuu Nih llutcd offerings low Krddrs are uetitr
OU.rr lr14,t Hrr urm, Good supernne lrss plenty
lhtr ana tte market Clu~,d strong Tor all grades, es
pt luly flr those under t1i0, which scarce and
wanted Nc quote. Flour -upcrhue state ana west
era bb, t1ot6 " extra Stat., &c" lSkstl.i0; =.
- g. do. wnter wheat extras and dolble extras, p
NtltI5; city shipping htraH, u 2osgtl1oj cay trhd"
aud family brand g. btll 5O hOuthtTn bakers and
family brands, ~ gtil5O; southern shipping eItras u
Itll{SJJ. Rye nouT, g. ~ ~. Corn mral-Wetteru,
dc., SS,.nssS.0i Brandyvlnc Sc, ftORtS ",
GRoCEgIss hio coate In good demand, with sales
e,TV bagl, mainly IN Raltimorc, AZ lsk@ls4e gold
Rce and uolasscs very puct Sugars very active anI
hrm; s1lyh li0 Ahds At r4c for good rehning Cuba,
and s,tc. do. CeutTltuEali ass yoAcs ~ StgYkc
Tor eeAtrifugal and sAc. for ei~yed. hshnsd nTnl
hArdh, NisVGl 50. ..
Pauylsic PORK was hrmer sales 10 ebs, inelud NJ
The sun., 1873-05-13

MONDAY. May 19-P. M.-Thc operations
at the Stock Exchange opened active and buoy
ant, with an advance Of 4 to y cent. In the
leading shares over the closing igures of Satur-
day, the better feeling having been induced by
the generally steady tone of the London market,
unless We except Erie, which was weak and
lower because London prices were down 10 g.,
IA against l9N on Saturday. Before midday.
however trade became very dun, and CON
tinucd without any important change in quota
tions until after T.. NJ. when a vigorous selling
movement was inauguratcd by the bears. who
took advantage of the sharp q cent. gold
money market to frghtcn weak holders into
throwing overheard their speculations. The
lowest prices of the day were established about
800 y. NJ, after which under the influence Of
favorable London dispatches and easier rates
for money which nj the cloac was quoted g TO
: Il cent currency whole market suddenly
jumped from TO y cent. IN the hnal deal
ings the anxiety to purchase having been ~
prominent as wa short time previously the
desire To- sell Attention is invited to the cun-
paraiiye table annexed for the extreme Hurtua-
tions 81 the lcadlu. ,to .ks. Tho total number
OF shares dealt in amounted 20 l9SSoj of w.ici.
Pacific Mail repre- .cntcd 3sSn; Western Union.
3l,1O0; Lake shore. ap,sD Erie, @l,IVO' New
York Central, 1850; Ohios l3ioo; Union Paci.
ic, l2.GD; Rock Island 800 C.. G. and T. G..
s,523 -. Paul, s,l0O Wabash, 1900 Hannibal
and st. Joseph. 30 Atlantic aud Pacific prefer
red, 200; Delaware, IHckawanna and western,
GO; harlem, 80; Northwestern common 50l (;
Panama jl0 BoStun Hartford aud Eric 100 .
and -. Paul preferred. l0. The gold market
: opened active AID excited with heavy and
feyerish feeling, witch was induced however,
rather by the fast that heavy sales were con-
tinucd by prominent operators heretofore iden-
tiled with the rise. than from any favorable
continental adViccs. Tho fluctuations at the
"pclIng were rapid. hut the decline was not
specially nutig cable until the afternoon. when
tho premium touched IL a~ against iioi., the
. early sale, though closing ~ ll1'l.
In gold loans the rates paid for having balances
carried ranged from = cent tn : coin Interest,
and subsequently az l-'2 to gold. with nnul
I negotiations at gold and currency. The
total clcarinVs vt the Gold Exchange Bank
were tlol,il!Vp gold balances, sssin. -,
/ and currency balances SJOji.0S. The Sub
Treasury redeemed s.ioo in called bond.
and lnid uWt iu Cufu iuiCr'-i uf the puhN rt f--AH
which with prryors oi-hur-cmcnt- mrkc uc t'thi et'
mrnts Of th' May interest up to date sBys'.en 1Ai
folluwing were the principal Quotations
The sun., 1873-05-13

and ti6Gi tot twoycar old mess, closing with new
mess held $3.50 for Jure. Beef IN fair uhn'ng de-
fnand and steady. Beef ans quiet, at t2tetA for
Western and southern. bacon vas quiet aud weak z
clcnr. cut were qmc hut prlcef far dry salted
shoulders dIeesic, anu sold NJ bxc In hulk a. th~
CasOs ptckl'd aud smoked meats quiet. Lard hrner
but quigi sales i'J1 los, at gNdgtC for prime to
seller uy city quoted Sa ed4ac Dressed hogs stca adY
at 7s~ii,r. Butter In FAR request; nov Western.
!l@ Sc, ond STATE q Sic. Cheese unchihgcdi IVES
GRNiS-N heat was irregular; sales 5000 burh. at
fi.T1 store and t1!t aGoat for cho CO No. Milwaukee,
spring u 6s store Tor fair do t.$aSi "a for No.
slss for MIXED spring afoat and tf15ti FOR good
spring lfoat rcd winter II .Stft " amber t2at2 " ::
and white, t 91 sf235 for common - fancy tor dun
sales hl.no hush. nj 61assc anoat for new wcaern
for high niNed anoat fsc. for Western new ycl
low ,3C. COR Western white and $50 SIC Tor southern
Wilt oats hrmer a9d iatly acii'e s'l's SSO bufh'
at &c. for damaged; ~ 81 &C. for good to choice 5c.
Tor new Western mixed an0at and SIC for west
white. Barley Saes ~ bush. lnada Vt tllj de
hvcrrd, NCstcrn nominal o. 1if'jc Rvr pnirt .
and easier. quotations unchanged. Middlng up'ands,
~ e., and low miadns do. l-'c. sales il83 bales, OF
which SO for EXPORT ~ Tor consumption and 1S Tor
spcculition. Forward deliveries declined hmAltc"
nN official report AZ lsic for MaV u gl6c. for June
j. .c. for uy. iSc for August and i5zc for SoI tenn
her; The Liverpool market was steady middling mp
lands, SD.
srSpRirs Petroleum lric' A. poe for renucd on
spot and e'lc for crude in bulk. the latter showing
decline ir business n rcnn'd Tor the nrst half OF
juno was reported at 2na91Nc strained rosin vas
quiet, but very nrn; quoted Of El5 fa?i. sphts
turpenunc sold at @Ishlr. Tallow sold NJ ltc for
prime. Whiskty nrmcr nj ,1' ,r Frcights quiet ain
tn Liverpool by steam Of ID for immediate shipment
chartered ~ q and petroleum ~ Ga Cd for rcnned "
Cork for orders aud naphtha 70 Antwerp atss.
The sun., 1873-05-13

IINGHAh1oN, May H. tnaIlfN Nhu' ~ al
ton, \. , who was visiting at the Inohrate Asy lum
here was found dead in HI, on SATURDAY forenoon,
us death having bcrn caused by ah overdose OF hydf
OF cDlurAI, vIeA tai II without int knVwtdge ct
: llA siN.Au
The sun., 1873-05-13
The philadelphia TRAGEDY.

pHuADrLpmIA, May T.. The Coroner inquyt
the bodksot Mary Jane Braca,n and Jeremiah white
showed that the gIr had bseu enleel by White into his
and falling is VhIect cut sT tlToAt, st ore 10
It'd, uiu thtu cat l1t VS throat
The sun., 1873-05-13
The killing ef sfarsare, Fri,z.

hdward kerngan, indL1tsd for the killing Of
Margaret Fritz on the 18Th OF August isT2 having been
rAisntd IN the oyer and rerniner yesIerdsyt pleaded
~ lrn' gNV Hws pTopossd ~ tho niItFict Attorney
- 'tted With his UlA, bat owing 10 the engagemeu
" Sonnss n another court, the Trial vac pospobed
The sun., 1873-05-13

TuE GnNTE~-lUNS OF AN INNAIlD
T -u a for tN" brurut lt Nuu - m sn ana u,'t' "NH
rulrr frnm Ntrttur pcbuy, &C. supuI'lus me means
ui stlt. care. scat ttrC Ii t.,ar-' NNur'7H 90
NAIHAN4EL NAifAIlt, buA I.d, Is. .ohiNu, v.
DEPO-IrOU, WITH SAVINGS B'>h :
can have ttlr Mk buJh- krp at 81 year iN lnr rH'
Dtpost GO. Of NcN lure, asa IA, ANA lin br"al"H'
corner Ui Liberty 4.
EnMAKD n. D'NpN. VI, ~, o. fIs a., 'h.c
Auurs frlu - tu o. ~ H, ttt l' 't''.II--.
RONAL IIANANA LOTTERY
Puces reduced; circulars sent 'ni Information giI %.
We SOFA toe sAu, "a pll' lI .' .raN nt Alf,l Is.
d. .NHkIlN NLL & CO., haHI .rrS,
Do Wal. It,, Fus, Ol1"r pIN i"N, NrN ork.
The sun., 1873-05-13

NEw YORK, Monday. May l2.-Receipts OF
heevcs were i cars ho head, making s25i for the
wees, against 9ji last week and ssh for tho CORE
spending week last year. The market hrm aud
fairly active at an advance Of nearly &c. en, The
Texans fj car loads were sold at lnsG lie = n, to
dress 80 ne to the gross cwt and the native at
1iat3c. ~ with afew srill lots st tS.si3,c., and
few pairs Of fancy at i3tdlic
The arrival. OF sheep we're !l carr or ~, head
II a0 Tor the corrcspondnV weeA last year. The
kct nrm at further advance OF ABOUT ic. n. m
prices. Excepting cars OF x9ns sheep sold at Gc.
n. The unshorn lots ranged from sgsSc. y n, aud
shcarcd sheep from to &C. = p
Receipts ~ hogs wcrc n. care. or 3d. ijt hogs, making
it.sp Or the Wrra, against lli9 last NcCk. and ties
for th, corr ~ lhdng UCUh last wear. Live hogs
wanted "t ,Gt.c na Ini dressed were steady a.
The sun., 1873-05-13
FrvANcffL AND coMMERcIAL.

For wire screens flr doors and window. 70 to
and j. Torn cy's 400 lu.ou street, near GroaiNay