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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-08-09
DIR. RUFUS WILLARD,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,


Graduate of the University of the City of
New York.
HAVING located permanently in the city
l of Olympia. offers his prof, ssional scrvi-
ccs to the citizens of this place and surround
ing country i'm the various branches of Mcdi-
cine and Surgery.
Grateful for past patronage and the conf
dcnce bestowed by generous public the
Doctor respectfully soiicits continuance af
the same, and will hold himself in readiness
at all times to attend to any calls i'm the line
of his profession, to which his entire attention
will be devoted.
Those prcttrring the services of n regular
graduate as evidenced by the proper author
ity of diploma, may consult personally or
by letter with every condolences.
Particular attention given to diseases of
women and children, and all affections of an
organic nature.
RErEnE:;cE: The Faculty of University Med
zeal College, and DR.. L. 4. Aylcttc, New York
citv.
OTFICE-At the Puget Sound Drug Store,
and at residence, on Fourth Street.
Olympia, Janury l, 1872. left
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-08-09

When & female is in trouble or afflicted
with disease. a. weakness Of tie back and
limlS. pain in the head, dilnncss OF Si"ht,
ninsc,ilar power palpitation Of thc heart, in
riilblitN, nervousness, cXtrtiliC urinary diff
general debility, vilginitas, al diseases of
the W"inb. hyHtcifa, .t2riity and all other
disease peculiar to females, She >lsnuli go or
write III Uncc to the celebrated female doctor.
w. X. DohcrGv. at his Medical Institute, and
consult him about her trouble and disease.
The Doctor is cilecting more cures than any
amy other Physician in the State of CalitOr-
ma, Let no false delicacy prompt YOU, but
apply Immediately and save Yourself from
painful suticringnnd premature death. Mar
riCd Ladies', whose delicate health or other
circumstances prevent an increase in their
families. should write orcall at DIR. DuhCrtN S
Medical Institute, and they will receive every
possible relief and help. The doctors offices,
are SO arranged that he can he consulted with
ont fear OF observation.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-08-09
70 COrYesnot,Gyci.ts.

Patients Olalo fcmalcl residing i'll any
part of thCF State, however distant, who may
desire the opinion and adv ice OF ljr. nohCrty
i'll their respective eases. and WHO think pro-
per to submit Il written statement of such, in
preference To holding personal Interview
are respectfully assured that their coln,nuni-
cations will be held sacred.
If the case be fully and ctn,ii!,N described
personal communication will be UnnccC.,Sarv
as instructions for diet, regimen. and tie gen
cral treatment of the case itself Including
the remedies will he forwarded without de
lay. and in such manner as tocouycv no idea
ofthc ,purport OF the letter or parcel 50 trans
mittcd.
CONSULTATIONS by letter orothcrwisc FREE
Permanent cure guaranteed. or no pay. Ad-
dress, w. X. DOIiERrI, NJ. D.,
Sun FruMcisco Cd.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-08-09

IS Washington officials very cener-
al.y predict the restoration of the frank
iMg privilege at tie next session Of
Congress.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-08-09

80 Ada county, idaho Territory. is
ov"r $40, Geo in debt. SIS. tG2 - OF
N!;ch is outstanding warrants, Tie re-
being interest due or the
.-irn
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-08-09
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.

Ia genera, invitation i oTi,r.iyl :rall
parties Interested inJ "ac:. -; orcAw riaeuta!
agriculture II ccUtri'GC & tEi~ column. |!
You make discovery IN ;:lia2v 1T thv t.ul
Inc culture Sc crop. The i.hpyoNtupnt or care
of stock or any other matt &C ., y, al i'll, =
est, give lIs II, particular, :o. "a H.i".,ij,'''
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-08-09

EStahiis he'd cXprC ssir 20 afford the Afflicted
Sound and sci. nt;iic MCtiit:,l Aid in the
treatment and crrc OF al Private and
Chronic Disease & Cases of Spcrc-
ty, and all Sexual Disorders
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-08-09
rsnc::cMi E,aw!cGse Of T,c!esrnrIly,

with The aid % the instruction hcol; furnished
with each ST of apparatus which has been
carefully prepared by Mr.. J.. i. Pope, and
cniIt@:ns fun instructions not only for manip-
hlating the instrument ana learning To write
rnd read the MoIsc T"lr@raphic Alphabet,
nut also the niHnagVn!t Mt OF Batteries and
atlnllng and Insulation Of wires and conncc-
tons.
Although specially designed for Students
and Amateurs. ii is equally well adapted fer
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-08-09

ClNGlGEEYlp N;Ts.-Rub ouo-Grartcr
Of {: pound Of butter i'll one pound Of
Hour, L?lf a pound OF sugar, one ounce
ginger. peel Of one lemon. and three
eggs. Work il well. and bake in snail
thin Gale. relied ont.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-08-09

Ny.r Nrry.Ss. Make mu>h rs Won
ordinarily 10, ard when cola. ,.in i,
"!:h ere Quart If milk. ana sir il! Il
tlw iaal-:.:l g Wit hour, sever eggs.
"iI lu:,,. Tie s;.- ii ar cog. Also
sl'sc ALT Rake ~ ,il..-.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-08-09
Private Medical Aid.


NO. 80 SlcranCnto Street curnCrof I.oi,lca-
~ dorii Street, "a few doors below VIVA;
Cheer House,
u Private entrance ON I.pitcs Gorfl St.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-08-09

80 American female newspaper re-
por.ers ere fond III al parts OF the
world. Sixteen went TO the Vienna
Exposition.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-08-09

~ Boxes. it is said. govern the world
-- HE car,r;d%e-lox, the hallot-box. the
ju,y-lox, AID last, though not least.
ihp bouLc.-hux.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-08-09
TumOr OF ~ Years Growth
Cured by Esadvyay's IscsOlyc,lt.

EENFkLN, MANI, July IT, IS6y.
Dr. Ranwy have had Ovarian Tunor Ia the and
bowels. All the Doctors said there help IT," tried
thing that recommended: but nothing helped
Res,lvent aud thought would Try Il but had faith
~ it, b.causs had suffered for twelve took sig bottlss
OF the Reorent and box Of Railways Pills. and two bot
ties Of Ready Relief and there not II tuinor 10 bc
seen or fit and feel e smarter, and happier than have
for twelve Tho In tho left side OF tho
bowels tho groin write this to YOU for the beneGt o.
othsIs. You IuLlish II u choose.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-08-09
Kidney &; HsntIlcr Complaints

Urinary and Womb diseases, Gravel Diabetes Dropsv,
Soppageof Water. Incontinence Of Urine, lIrght. Dis
ease Abunnuria and In all where there brick
dust deposits the water IL thick cloudy. mixed with
Substances like the white Of rgr threads like white
silk there Is morbid, dark. bilious appearance and
white boned depcsits. and when there is piicklng.
burning sensation when passing water and pain In the
Small Of the Back and along the Lons. Price, eioa
WORMS.-,,Thc orly known and sure Remedy
The sun., 1873-07-12

%S.s %s.ess ss ss,, ss, r3c
Tss' o winter fas' wscas es sS aSa doas
bakers and family brands. sO' .s7sS.io sogtiera ra
$ FlS nIsF sssss9' bisaGs %c
GsosSniss-f There va. nothing done in coffee, rice.
q y %sr.se S % I'm os sso.:sle ss sSssr' ssrs r
quoted " icsioNc: for soft white and iOLSiic. for
CoTros The demand for cotton on the spot r yery
DO .slss sss ssie. ." sGsh % ior S scns"iSSSs
an an cciyc s pd.1ess at irregular closing lowsr
sise fct ASsas Is Iise Tor sspte%tsr Il sisc fot
Sssst dn aaS dspre;sSS %iSdllns SSl1nS: gSS
,N or mes. ON % The spot spot f july H and
September. Bacon was in moderate demand sale. rs
o. GT sus e1 sspF @ f aS5 49Fs ~ s hG
% & az 1GGs % Smoked sSca hss sSsne% ii % % & weseR e
hams hams At l2fcj 90 shoulders II &c. Lard gos Very
Erme Wc,ief. Tor sse,e@S6Sr, ina syc iqr ociosst.
demand AZ s,r for sstc and is,Ie Tor GOOD TO-
prime Western Cheese mas been in good demand at
GRtlS-whe9t nrm and good wheat sod higher (;
s% sp % f eomoa 1ii .brSs 'fS' ioT iir iT .phS
sSe Ns'yfgs dc " eoe tS y f vlntsa flnsa
wheat nominal Duluth spring, for 0r.t halt Of august.
at tl1} Coru steady siics 100 bush at 5gs6c for
white Oats dun and weak; salr Is bush at ,sc for
damaged. A. i5r for mixed. aud iga i2c for white.
Barley Inactive, nominal no present demand. Rye N
actiyci held AZ iJc. for western, Peas SaleH i6Col
bush Canada IN tond at c. spot sud yc 10 arrive In
! ten days
srsnuigs Petroleum WIS fairly active ior refined az
1tC for Juy and iSc. Tor august crude qu ted
iNdtXc., with rulnorcd saes extending INTO Stntem
with sa Of he better tT' FraSes At IS for opsSus up 70
s. for pale Spirits turpenine nrm Al ijc Ialow cold
at sk@Skc. Tor Western Nhiskey sold ~ 20 &c. Metals
generally qGic ngot copper sold at e iZ3c; Straits
2'S Sh @ScaH ann qaoed |s10a a, $50 10 fof@sn T
| fruits quiet. Hons quilt domestic, H@5Oc. one
Mcnhadcn lower, at Sc aud usecd OIL easier ~ 0jr In
casks crude cottUnsecd, sac. freighe moderately
active; grsln to Liverpool by steam l2Sd, and to Lon
don by sail, id grain charters to COrs ior orders, Al
81 gds9s. and TO Pegarth Roads at IS % sx vessels
with petroleum az a for rCnned to Sctn, o To Liver
pool a. 6d for the Mediterranean, g. 0d. for dlrecI
Continental port and with tobacco to Genoa at 1os
The sun., 1873-07-12

NJ Dlcros, the 'rcfc,t OF Lyons has
la,e ely published decree that funerals which
are not solemuized in accordance with the rites
Of any religion, must take place before O'Clock
in the morning from April to September 80,
and during the remainder Of the year before +;
O'Clock.
NJ. Ducrus iu-t.0cs his decree bV saving that
funerals are a disarceablc spectacle, and impede
tratiic and that whom no religious sentiment
iutcrycucS 10 exempt the corpse from the an
pliratiuu OF police regulations. public convent
cuce hrromrs the main question.
There i- "a large society of uthrt~tlcu trndcn-
Giles in Lyons called " Les Enfants de Ia hcuYc,'
the members Of which wear broad red sa,hcs.
At some recent funerals In that city thousands
of these followed the hearso singing and shout
ing In a d-prdcrly manner. These demou-tri
tiuns were the immediate occasion Of this aui-
trdry cdlCt
A member Of the French Chamber Of Dcpu-
ties, NJ Bruusses, was buried the other day. In
/ accordance with his wishes priests were not al
! Tho Vice President and two secretaries of the
! Assembly were sent us a dcputatIun from that
| body, and a military escort as is customary at
| tended. The Deputies Inscribed their names al
! the house Of NJ. Iiruusses and the cuiras. icr-
presented arms to his coffin when IL was brought
out. and then went hume, The military escort
| had been ordered back ON account of the non
religious character OF the ceremony.
! NJ. Challcmc- -lacour delivered a philosophical
| ad res over the grave of NJ Bruu--rS, vino is
! said To have been an excellent man. The radical
/ papers are highly indignant that the escort
! should have not accompanied the body To the
The sun., 1873-07-12
AuiInIiun in CrcIe.

The Governor of the Island of Crete,
Sayfet Pa,ha, and the Crotan National Council
have just had serious quarrel. The Council
had asked the Governor to remit the tithcs inn
posed Tor the year 1855 ON account Of the insur-
rcction Of that year, and the uon-productivencss
of the laud In consequence. This the Governor
refused to do, and after using some very threat
cning words he left the Council chamber. The
Council thereupon drew up a collective address
to Sayfct Pasha, saving that they would resign
aud return to their homes, as they could not
represent their country as deputies with proper
dignity after what had occurred. Five NJ the
signers were arrested and Imprisoned hy the
Goyernor's order. The remaining members de-
mandcd the release Of their colleague, ar that
they should h" allowed to share the imprison-
inent At length the Ave delegates were re
leased. The Council has not resumed its slttings,
but has sent q petition to the Porte asking for
the removal ~ the Governor. Much excitement
has been caused bV the whole affair, and a
special commissioner Is to he sent by the otto
man Government 10 inquire into the complaints
of the Cretans.
say(et pt,ha s said 20 he an arbitrary man,
who 10y his conduct as ruler has made himself
generally obnoxious to the people
The sun., 1873-07-12

young woman named Mary Corps was
poisoned at the Royal Berks Hospital in Read
Ing, England, on the evening OF the 18th ofJUuc.
A draught had been prepared for her that after
noon, and between and 10 o'clock that night
II was gwen to her 10y a nurse. As sonu as she
had taken the medicine she complained Of a
burning sensation, and asked for water. She
thcn became very III, and dicd in half an hour.
1t was aftcrward usccrtainod that the draugnt
contained four drlchms of prllA- ic acid, and thHt
the poor woman had taken half of il in the
medicine given her boy the nurse.
The dispenser who prepared the draught and
who had been In the hospital four years, stated
that he was very busy ON that day, and had nut
acid frequently during the day, and II was near
the bottle which he shoLld have used for Miss
Corps's prescription. lie was unable to account
for the mistake, and 1t was the hrst that had
occurred.
The jury on the inquest returned verdict OF
death 10y misadventlre,
The sun., 1873-07-12

FMDAY, July LIP. M.-The dealings
at the Stock Exchange were most prominent In
Western Union, which assumed considerable
strength, though Union Pacific, Erie and North
western common also at times attracted atten-
ton. The committee on securities at the stock
Exchange were notified to-day that the financial
agents, Messrs. Morton, Bliss Co., had been
cnioined from transferring any Of the stock OF
the Union Pacific Railroad Company, which is at
present standing in the name OF the defendants
in the Credit Mobilier suit at Hartford, and more
generally known IA contained in printed lists
numbers and 2. The stock, however, advanced
10 2SA, but closed at 27'S Northwestern COM
mon declined to Gsis but afterward rallied = Y
cent. The extreme fluctuations OF the leading
stocks will be found in the comparative table
annexed.
The totnl number Of shares dealt in was
SEQ; Of which Western Union represented
1890 Union Pacific, l2,GDO Northwestern COM
mon II 100 Eric, 1890; Atlantic and Pacific pre-
ferred 400; Pacific Mail, 4,CO0; ohios, 400; c..
C. and J. C., $500; Hannibal and St.Joseps, $40 4;
Lake shore, 200; Harlem, 1,G0O; New York
Central. 2.Ooo; wabash. 100; At Paul, 1909;
Rock Island, 3,lUO; Delaware, Lackawanna ana
Western, GO ana Northwestern preferred 2s;
me speculation n fold WA. mors aS,aye and th
day. The advance In foreign exchange, added
to tho better inquiry, ns well as the spece ell-
| cagements for tomorrow, rendered the premium
| strong, and an advance from llb4 to llb1t was
established, with 1nal sales at JIG.
In gold loans the rates paid FOR having bal,
| ances curricd ranged from 10 y cent. ana
! subsequently at 3 anu 2. with 1nal negotiations
Mt hat and y gent. The, total ciearinss & At the
,25si,ii and currency balances ;3dsst5y. The su1.
Treasury redeemed s53 90 IN called bonds and PAID ont
make aS ,o e as, .osl e GsysHi 2
| M Wer
The sun., 1873-07-12
READY roR THE poLiR SEAS.


The Tallnpoosn arrived at the BROOKLYN
Navy Yard from Portsmouth. y. H., ycstcrd y
morning. with Secretary iioheson and seven II
the ci.nt EsquilnauX saved from the Pparis
who have been summerng at wiscasset, Me
The Arctic visitors seem 10 have thriyeu under
the civilized diet. when they sailed from Wash
iugton all wero suffering from colds and unac-
custpmed heat. Now they are as robust a. II
they had been living ON se5l hluhber. The adults
resemble the AmeriD AN Indian. Copper-colored,
VITA A!en cheek bones, mo ou-shupcd faces, ana
straight, ictty huir. leir short stature and mild
expression Of Cuuuteutuce constitute the chief
dI-tiu-ul-hiug features. .llo and Hans have
become well known through their connection
with former exploring expeditions. They speak
altue English, and wear light summer cluthes
as though they had been used 70 them. Hans :
wife was dOWlcilrd iu the berth deck pt the
Ta,llj uosa. surrounded by her four children.
The oldest h. ritl Of l.. with an unCOmmOnlS
fair complexion ana piercing black eyes.
Toby, who knows enough English o. say ." six
year old, Is a mluued portrait of his sister.
Mentally lie differs from her IN an intense curt
os.tS. ON the downward trip the pertiuAciy
with which he explored forbidden places was
subversiye Of mnn-of-war discipline.
The little girl born on the Iceberg Law a picture
ol uhrtHuus infancy alongside the motHer., All
~ r' NM culc4 s'l.' VI" ds niue "hdtftI"ih-
Hans and family arg diflusted with the diet
Hans says, " No like meat. Mako sick seal
hlubutr, train OH ihty good. Lutte meat mo-
Too hot
J,r'- wife declined to 90 back to the Polar
b and tier husband are entirely sut.. uvd with tenn
/ pcrate iautudcs and viii settle as peaceful
/ fisherman and wife iu Massachusetts, when the
The arrival Of the Esquimaux ha, enabled the
/ ezptd n to SAL one day sooner than was eX'
| pectcd. To-day the ligrcss Will get up ste an
| and make a trial trip down to sandy Hook, and
! returning he will anchor on the Navy Yard. Al
! eleven O'Clock Tomorrow she Will begin hel
| voyage. ON ner route noTthMaTd she will take
The sun., 1873-07-12

BEERS HEhToN.-on ne IN inst, At the residence
CO.'S yy e NJ Aay faSS Of SSyasqe tarcn p,y
Dyer, D. b., rector, John Ii Converse of Philadelphs
Thompson, formerly of PITTSBURGH Pa.
rhihdelpda' Pittsburgh and Burlington Vt) papers
,BiLL0S RiEs,77At EW,neQec, on the %19rnins Of
kees of shelby coua.y, ky. Ceremony pronounced Oy
the R.y \. G; Davidson.
dcncc of tie bri =. father by t6r i;ct & j. r. Jones,
J. Msas,oR u! GoTloE q saratoga county to hnma L.
%icKrp4SfT- ,,, Ssy2Tk BY the Rey;
ImiEHBEbT(ESS NbiHfGR.-In Baltimore, on the sth
inst al - hlphlusus. Church. by the Rev. Father
Wayrich, PROT. tbas, q. H,r6trnial Of New YORK 70
MiGEARY -EMERsOS.C Brookiyn. July s. 1878,
ny the Rev George swon. Walter Mcgary to Catherine
n%IGIR ,MySISIlT rry,tgyS e wsdg2csIny ,;y q
Wsi rrS s5 SY9H oS rcrrS5 s,e o' Ne" iorA q"
"ooSSnaoR%-f %&B on ES@5;;lay July 10 ls7s by the
EsH % lls as Paga p is9 a6 a'a ih sy Ny
| KPlEY MoHArTON. on Wclpcsdy, July, .. at
BrAuch, psishl Eipey Of New York 70 tllla Ncllat'
3sgiHIoSsIP6LK.-oa W,'lnc.saay,0 ln s VI july ., at st.
! Mary Church, Abingdon, by t.e Rev. VIM. i. Brand.
| Tor pf pr John I. PolA OF Abingdon, Md.
sEdGL9yEo9 W.dsSs4iy S 49, s2 Jay 9 q sp1, ne
Mr. Henry F. Seller o. Mis- Agnes y clover, eld 1T
1tof % HH iaat . at the B.h Con
sulee Leg9orn llay l3srra scott Of L2nioa to
yAE GGr9TS S m 10 >yaGkv kvSa a ca T on
TO- AnPa J., daqEittrfHt GLOW, E'qi a, m.
house OF the brides 6ratloraaS. f6ona. Moore, gis
We, 'lst 4, by tn Rev Richard lark.r wiiiam WI +
iH Houston ,a " Esq @ Of srasc,oa asFow scoand '0
WhiiSo[ HCoH sI0& On 'iii1ic~G,jEg July 5. by the
kcy !ien,rd rrsc[ M am , %hiom ,ion.o 10 Esh,Tla
ton, Glas gov, scotland
The sun., 1873-07-12

The general order issued by the Adiutunt-
General IN the case of Brlg.Gen. G.. H. Cluk, Twenty
tiw Brigade, Sc, euth Division, \. a. state Of y. "
say rat
"'u lark has been convicted Of D.. wing, without
h} authority Nhpt"tri, furnished Crri.r .te- lu lIs
th.A tlaRrtrt o. procure tnt pat lu,lt .} q"
q air.ulu,n. acrouut of furnuur for me .r-cu.l a.
Rochester, n urh ut which WE uuury try, como a.
hhlth had been Fah 'ur before, some a. which
nah not usth d,n'rfe4, LLd all u Mmcn was
On '-'N HeInI-i 'Ai4rluut't prices. umouutip1 lH
y -,-'~ti" 10 moro than f.N, Mr. iluNu. Hcul.
o., .i l' h.u oy whom tar artI"lo- were Furnished,
nH.''t lNa' t.E Nl did not exceed ttif0 ana that
- thiter Ncrr made without hs knuWl u-e. Gen
- also 'rl'i"Q mat tncy had been delivered, ana
80 u'fe tary oud prOprr. The whole transact ION,
NLh'Naich hr voluntarily ldeuthed himself, l- IT The
Mui ohgrtc"i character, AuRplrOpIatlol Of a o y
n1uehy ne cSl-aturciL May lf2 a. fence ME ground,
VI rue efria ana 10 ht M ana furnish the rooms, was
sI rt'd 10 be procrei ,l false represcnhtons ~
nn 90 pay Tor furniture altogether uusuted to NCCh
dug, AMI Charged fos at fraudulent rates thus alb.
fluhg nearly the whole amount Hpprugriltcd, and
nhN,hg only about l0Dl for the fence which was the
.!l oJect Ot the appropriation. The court have pro.
nnuuCed zen Clark unht 10 be associated with the non
eiable ncn who hold comm ssions in the National
bvttl ~ New YORK. and their Judgment II confirmed
~ thr tominanlcr iD-Chef. He ceases from this day
tA asheaVIea.
The sun., 1873-07-12

The sale Of lots 10y Jerc. Johnson, Jr.. the
property uf rhos. L, Rushmore, Ia DELANEY parA,
Oueuui, Wcschc-t,r countS, Was "a decided succ,-s.
aud has satisfied all scepucal operators tha the tone
aud energy maufc I'd In the suburban market early IN
IN" season was not eprnral The excursion party ty
the boats uuUborCd about 2u and iuU more gathered
from the vicinity ma ie altogether large attendance
Cuulrraiug a greater number Of dealers, owners and
Nt-tthcrtrr operators than usual Iut4 we're So eli
on A. talr puvrs and rates were maintained through
out seventy plots containing .ui lI were sod fuI
aggregate oi fUuio or IN average Of about g. uO per
Tn" Wcstchcsfcr Land COMPANY under whose a.
huuts 'hr several sales In s county have uCrn on
uurtcd, ,ntuuu Us INT th,J have fourteen apt.gItt
Hud eulerrnsrs NV ia preparation toi auction Ia thr
UurN IAN aeon, thl' the tutDu1s N- ltp. ct Ut uCN
transit and annexation, together NIth thr rtpI pro.
ut thH several railroad irnIrtt+ already guil- ou
is strtuEthyu,uG tAf WlrNct each day.
Tie sale OF lp.s Ht NlliiW-hrlI" I"c VIII l' Coutnuti
by Irrr Hhu9oU, lr, ON ihUr-lN, m" ltt on luc-.
Gay, July o. hc VIII hoid grand auction of Wl lo AZ
Far kUCAaway,
The ale Of lots at North Elllahetn announced by 4.
d. NcliCh, ,lr & Fro for lltN ul lIINuuH adNrrtulUs
aicd 10 attract and WAS again adjourned uy the over
economical trustees,
TO-DAY, Saturday, the l2th, James NJ Miller sells a
situated near the village OF White Plains.
The sun., 1873-07-12
Tho Ned Lyons Case statement of EN-Chiet
MrNN iiIium.

Edward l.. McWlliams, ex-Chlef Of Police Of
jersey Cy yesterday made me following statement u
a reporter IN reference 20 the article giving the
history Of the career OF Ncd Lyons
wish to state That had nothing 70 do with the
Police department. II Jersey Guy at the timo ui The
alleged arrest Of hea Lyons aud ha wife SOPHIE. was
uu.Cr suspension, ana Inspector Dixon Nns acting
CAei, and nad tul control OF toe department. have
talucQ that Ari not arrested Ht all, Out
thai his wife was arrested one nornng At 2oclock The
oCcT heard pistol shot tired in thr street su pcCtcd
her Of hong OF ~ the parties, aud on neng taken to
police headquarters she was discharged from custody
lMnu lulA.
The sun., 1873-07-12

New York. Friday. July 1l.-Reccipts %
pseyes were 9 care or i2 head, making 1850 since
The market was quiet and unchanged. and we quote
native steers az lWtl2Hc n. and Texans nj $40
10Jc.
Arrivals OF sheep and lambs were y cars, or t52e
head To- 6i since Monday. against 1855 for the
same time last week. Sheep were arm at ii@6Lc. y
~ but lambs easier, and the sales were at 40 lc
Twenty.siN cars 30g9 hogs arrived. making r,iTi
since honuay, against 1875 for the time last
week. Live hogs quoted at 5s ,g5t.c. ~, with 1
car load, is1 DE- average, sold at the latter price.