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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-26

Our Sussex county readers of the DELAWARE
TRIBUNE, as well as the daily readers of the Com
MERcIAL in Wilmington and elsewhere, will
thank our correspondent at Seaford for the
batch of news which he sends, and which is pub
" newspaper IN tee town, has suspended, and
the people Of the State must now have recourse
to the Wilmington papers to supply the field
which it formerly filed. The COMMERCIAL will
endeayor to print all the news from that section
which is obtainable.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-26
SpeftaI Anttfes.

kunkoI's Bitter wine Of Iron.
Dr. Jayne'a Bxpectorant for Coughs and Colds.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
Df. SehenckB Pulm0nic SYRUP
DR.. Roses Cough Syrup.
Dr. Schenck's Pills.
Dr. Roses Pills.
DIR. Jayne's Pills.
Dr. Ayer'a Pills, and all the leading patent medi'
cines in the market.
Also a full and well selected stock of fresh Drugs
Medicines and Fancy Articles on hand.
Country store keepers and gr0cers supplied VIII
Paregoric, Ladanum, DC.
Essences Of all kinds, Wholesale and retail, at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE.
Front and West streets,
wilmington, Delaware.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-26

able Illuminating OIL for family use, free net only
from the danger of an explosion, but from the dan
ger Of the mud ignting should the lighted lamp be
upset. IL is free from Objectionable Odor burns In
the ordinary kerosene lamps, furnishing light un-
equaled by gas, satisfactory In every particular and
free from all apprehension Of danger. 1t is put up
in one gall, i've gall and ten gall. packages; each
can is closed with metal cap, bearing the manu-
facturers's stamp. BY purchasing these cans with
the seals uncut the genuineness of the goods s war
ranted with the assurance Of obtaining an oil per-
fectly pure and safe. Supplied, wholesale and re-
z BRINGHURsT a CO., Ap0thecaries.
cor. Sixth and Market streets.
wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-26

TWNHE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK,
NO. sol MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Open TO receive deposits daily Sundays excepted
during the usual business hours, and on Tuesday
and Saturday evenings from to O'Clock, p M
ALI the profits Of the Bank, after the payment oi
necessary expenses, are devoted to the benefit OF
the deposit0rs, and dividends arc made semi-annu.
ally In April and October Since the organization Of
the Bank In 1861 the dividends have uniformly beer
at the rate OF Blk per cent per annum.
Dividends not drawn are regarded as deposits, and
at once become entitled 70 participate In future
dividends.
No manager 10 allowed to borrow any Of the fund.-
intrusted 70 the Bank
MANAGERS:
WILLIAM 8. hnLks, GEORGE W. BUsH,
CLEMENT b. SMYTH GEORGE s. CAPELLK,
CHARLES W. HOwLAHD. NJ L. LICHTBNsTRIN,
EDWARD DARLINGTON, N. X, BENSON,
HENRY r. DURR JOB ii. Jackson,
JOHN MOLKAR, WIN. II. SWIFT,
ANTHONY HIGGINS.
VIM y. HIII4ES, President.
GRO. W. BUSH, Vice President
ectl2-ly JOHN p. MCLKAR. Treasurer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-26

An audacious movement is apparent in the
Pennsylvania Legislature to repeal the Local
Option law, before it goes practically into effect,
but 1t is ascertained, well-informed cores
pondent says, that a majority cannot be obtain
ed in the Senate for the repeal, and that Gov
Ornor Hartranft would undoubtedly veto it, if il
should be passed. There is not much doubi
that there is plenty of money Sin this question
the iquor.selling interests being thoroughly,
alarmed, and, as usual, the delegation from Phil
adelphis are among the readiest and greediest
to respond to such influence. Philadelphia
representatives in the State Legislature are I
pretty party.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-26
SMITH Do PAINTERS,
Seventh and Market.

RoVer's H0of LInInent.
have tested Boyer's Hoof Llniment on the feet
Of over one hundred horses. The difference IN the
condition OF the feet s 80 great In It's IaVor Ihat
should be properly applied TO every horses hoof es-
pccially in the Summer when the horses feet are
alWavs in contact with the heated earth, which
uruuHr1H contraction, corns, quarter cracka
contraction of the back sinew, commonly called
"Knee Sprung" and often from the pains In the
hoofs IL produces sweeney in the shoulder. We re-
commend 1t as the best preparation we ever used.
1t should be used on every horses hOof as common
ly as oil is used on harness or mems beots TO keep
them in good condition. K. X. C0NKL1N,
Proprietor and Superintendent Of the Continental
Stables, SAMSON Street. Philadelphia.
z. BRINGHURST d CO., Apothecarfes.
cor Sixth and Market streets,
Having been appointed Agents for this popular
Hoof Lniment, are fully prepared TO supply II
wholesale and retail at the manufacturers prices
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-26

For the Holidays.
odor Cases in Velvet, Russia Leather and Rose
WOod.
Cigar cases in Russia Leather.
Antique Bronzes.
Gold and Silver Capped Pungents.
Cut Glass Colognes In pairs and sets.
Wax Flower Materials, COlOrB and Tools.
Bohemian and Cut Toilet Sets.
Pocket Match Boxes In Russia Leather and Gilt
Bronze.
Bouquet Holders. Flour Vases and Mantel orna-
ments.
French Plate Toilet Mirrors.
Hair Brushes and ComBs.
Powder Puffs and Boxes.
Novelties in Perfumery.
sundrfss in Relic Wood, Scotch Plaid Wook, Rose
WOOd, Turkish Wood, Russia Leather, Swiss Carved
Wood, Batinwood.
Thermometers in great variety.
At uniformly low prices at
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-26

DAKERS POPULAR HUMAN HAIR ESTAB-
Id LISHMENT.
The Assortment of BRAIDS, WIGS and CURIIS
cannot be equaled In the United States,
jan2-tf No. 900 Chestnut street, Phila.
Y ARGE ASSORTMENT OF BRAIDs, CURLs
IL and WIGS.
One yard long braIds, s..
No, l66 South Eleventh street, Phila
jan2-tf BAKER,
, 1873-10-12
SAN FRANCISCO.

A Homicide Acquittcti---E'rcfght to
the City OF Mexico Stoppcd--.The
Now CAmps...Kiunappca 1yorAmen
SNo to Recover.
SAN francisco, Oct. 1.-THE jury, in tho
case OF Thomas Curtin, who was tried in tho
Fifteenth District Court for killing William
johnson, tho seducor of Curtin's young daughter,
Hannah, d fow months eince, re:11rned'a q verdict
OF acqufttal laat night. Tho crowd loudly chcor-
cd tho result. Judge Dwinolle told Curtin that
ho did not regret tho verdict.
The shipment Of freight to Arizona, via
Guaymas, is ended. Tho Mexican Government
has annnlled tho order of November last, and
will hereafter require strict compliance with
the law, which makes 1t obligatory Oh tho mart
Of American shippers to procure permit from
tho City Of a1oxco before FREQ transit Of freight
can be mado. It being 1,500 miles from Quay
mas to tho City Of Mexico, will poor means Of
communication, tho time and expense Of procur-
lug permits, assuming that ono would always bo
granted on application, will onectually close up
all frcighting that way.
Fifty thousand dollars hage boon SGT apart to
continue building Camps Grant aud Lowell
The United States authorities will commence
proceedings against tho ship Baltic, from Now
York, to recover penalties for having skipped
crew OF kidnapped mon. There aro tnilorg,
ahoemakors, barbeEs, Boldiers and fironaon ip
the lot,-men who knew nothing about sailing,
who say that they were forced on board tho ship
in New York.
Tho German corvette Nymphe arrived to-day.
having made the voyage from Yokohama under
sail in twenty-Beveu days.
, 1873-10-12
ST. PAUL.

Tho Northern Pacific Hai1r0ud--
legal Status OF Certain Indinns-.
4 Missing Woman Discovercd-.HIu.
nicipaI Contracts.
Special Correspondents u Tas Chicaao Tribune.
ST. Paul, Oct. 9.-Tho Northern Pacific Com
pany lately stopped tho building Of tho SNOW
fences on irs line ACROSS Dakota. and discharged
si1-tenths Of thu section-men on that division !;
which Is taken to Indicate that It Is not intended
to operate that part Of the line tho coming
winter.
In tho United States District Court at St,
Paul, Judge Nolaon has instructed tho Grand
Jury that m honorable discharge from tho army
does not confer rights Of citizenship upon an
Indian, or preclude him from receiving his an
nuitv from tho Government.
Mrs. Mary jane Clark, who diaappoarod ro-
cently from Minneapolis, leaving hor children
alone and uninformed OF her going, has boon
discovered to be whiting relative noar Winona.
ri The contracts for street-g1ading and aeworn IN
g.. Paul, now under way, amount to $685., 900.
Several Of the principal atroots have been occu-
pied, In part, By the contractors, to tho exclusion
OF teams, for two months past.
, 1873-10-12

Plymouth Church contributed Sl85. 10 10 the Men-
phis sufferers last annday. Go do thou ukewGe.
Homeless gir1s will 10 provided with homes and
work OIL applying to tho Woman's Aid Association, No.
81 1asne street.
Tho first annual ball Of tho Oriental Iolge No. 1850
will occur at OrrherR Hull, corner OF Lake mud Peoria
streets, on Monday evening.
Tho Rcv. ". H. Agor will deliver bis celebrated did
course on :" Tho Kingdom OF Lenyc1l aud tho Kcyg
Thereof, In Music lla! this evening.
Msg Kate N. Do9gott will reaumo her art 1essot,a be-
foro the Christian Union OH Wednesday, evening. ANY
person call Join tho unton on payment Of dollar.
Mary Mellon Atol0 watch from. II. Marks on Trday
evening. Thla 1itl0 thing wna sufficient rcAson for
Bcu!Iy holding Aary In $500 bull to tho Criminal
Court,
A Law and Order mcclng will bn aald ut tho hall OH
tllo northeast CORNER If liu!ate n..l Cnu strrn.a
on rnnsday cyels!ng noxt Popular HruAkcrs will be
present.
Tho Centenary organ rccita!s, ycstcrlay In tho Gem
trnary hut!lodiBt Church werG hui poorly ateniutl
Next satustsay very ATTRACTIVE programme will draw
much larger ANtlielitu.
Comptroller Hurley las pntd out about Sl05 ono this
mGnth W to ychterday evening. or hu alnnlnt tu
police tnrce l!as ukun f44 b5B as tho Fire Delrt-
inont has received $23,Io
Nanyon took atrip to wlnnoka yesterday, SO Justice
CuHrt. rho change either for butor or worae 1t
IL difficult to ducldu which.
Owing To tho trial Of Madame scott-Udais tlre-!ad-
, 1873-10-12

NEW YORK.
NEW YonE. Oct. II 11.-CorToS-ln Hunted aolnua uuu
lower middftng upland, 1850.
DNEADsruFFs-fOn less activo nntt easier; receipts,
- brlb 6upertine Western and State, $550GGIO;
common to good cxtra, S6a0@5J.55s good to choice,
sg.7o97. III; whito wheat exr S7.l5(a 500; Ohio TX.
tra, sd5oI8.9a; 81. Louis, sG.6aG 1918. Iye Anuz
rsccipts, 3Us, 900 ba; No. chicago, .si.asG21.a7
Iowa spring, II 1.3l@l.32 mixed, sl.J0; No. / Iowa
aprng. St.t9; No. Chicagn. s14o; No. ? Milwaukee,
$l.40K white Western, SIS. Nyu dul! ut 00I3Gc.
Barley less active. At.it unchanged Corn duh snl
lower; receipts, o., 900 bu steamer mixed Western,
Go@gao; sa!l %, oai.@63c; high mixed aud yellow
Western, 64@G41{c, u1iaound do in store, tic. Ols
dull ulld lower receipts, IL, 600 bu now mixed West-
ern, atsoat, 53Ga53c; white, 55t55Gc.
EaGs-Seaiy.
HAy~Quiet and unchanged.
lIoss-Qatet and weak ut d8@53o for crop Of 1879
1EArnEn-Quict ut 27iGc.
WooL-SteaIy; Xxx Ohio, 521c; unwashed, 35e:
pulled, 43o; secured, 53c.
GnocEnIEs-cofreo dull and lower; Rio, 10@2le.
Sugar dull Gnd frrrgnlar fsr to goo refining 7;pGS
X; 1z;;; Cuba 7Ee MoasEes dull and unchanged uco
rErnoLEua1-Nomina. crude, 5as1GSGc; refined, 1ca<
@17c. 'S
TUnPEaTINE-Steatly Mt 4lc.
fNGv1s1oSs-Pork tu nua heavy ; now mess S1G.7S
@li.50. Beef and cut meats unchanged. Alil.l!ea
were actiye aud firm short clear for January B,c;
long and aort clear for wiuter delivery. gkc l0un
clear. ppo, 8sfc. Larl lower; olt Western steam,
3lGe.
BuT1ER-Unchanged.
CuEEsE-Srong Western, 1O@13c. .
Wu1sKr-More uctive nnd hrmtg, at 93@95c.
, 1873-10-12

aaplring candidates. Tho voting quite Lively iast
! evening The fair will continue during tic week.
Tho complimentary benefit nr,no,,ncod for Mr. George
Stevens, Ito wcli-knnw,l n,6iCul 1T 1ooeya Oruru
1Ionc, htonhy afternoon, at tla1frass o'clorls,
promises to 10 Of unua''a attra'iycneas In midi
lion t. r.. 4, 2Gse,1 ss ~ i 0i V sr d Ssy ssy ss1 @
ot, Philadelphia, who. iH expected to bo prcs..
kindly volunteered tcr services, end there Will bo
and attrac.ive f Of fare. As tllo beneficiary III
deserving and popular, undoubtedly thoro will 10
No. ao North 1afstc. street. un Trittay osonin ani
found ' sithrr s wife nor !s supper to Trest s mr.
a1 s w I'm H'ssf1 b. fa Ss % II e. al ie.sF' s t
Cd tne knife into III her "sui lack. ria cry t &
murder was ra!sct aud u t1vo minutes Tho hrcut II
frens of tho honne was tillcd with M oxcitet multi
tslc, aiong which wcso nany who TALKED Of lynchiu
tho inl.anau swcIe. police officer. however toot:
:,lo nun . into It, custody and safely locked him up, At
hold for further cvam,naoa III Iolla Of si,Go. Nc.
cording TO tue rfease OF physician, tha woman is
not seriously injured.
Acmph!s was a'nong thc first cities To send Fuil sy,-
nathy Now T. tho tin,o for ohicago to recirrusate
ID s @s 'ess eeaSne 81 ss Tsa 0Mi T.
1 aser the sas'S ws aw sop5etar RI t Of wsf ns s i
tic Ieaau fotks' ltt%', wns1, "i'a laa sd slready
liz se, sSsa s sossts ssaf ns asf to II vo s1f q q
subscription to he n,ontly whirl, equivalent toil On
ing tho week will bo sloa0o tn tho lln,s Of tho e-
nsi nfS ~ norors r., \, le por, IS good one shssrho:s
themselves whlo comforting nid upon othcr5.
t,a @ " Ieen employed IL the family Of w.E. Iikiy no.
2so oa Chicago aven1e, is in 1ablo condition.; uer
aro for DEATH Sho voluntarily placed lcsEelf III this
big neglect q her, Peter though. lightly Of aeking hor
dreaming how desperately tho poor girl loved lin.
as n rniorrny wssny sn9 hes1ms t1o1zis H. by s eg
so c os Bt ha ie a s Mss wtc ao1ca a
S,,1 Mary yas thought 70 Is out p daassr BIT 'ert
described 4, and yesterday morning Be tore tho garh
open W5th hor fingers, and almost btcel to death ucforo
County or Wlcro af ao vii viii 's eosey Wtshed
twill be bercmembcrcd TINT OIL tho evening OF tho 25'h
September, i. q. Asay tho lawyer, tho victim ot
robbery, thieyes tint ate having entered lis tsuo
,nciatey ryel the city .Ic.eye fnrce Of tic occur-.
rs;nnee, ;n, aud Joe Dixon, Dennis sn!nlo,s and Ba:n
Ei' a. oncS me- begun to wofk up tho saso; They
rrofceaionals, an opinion which was generally dis
ssated m from BY ots, oxrerta in te sr1 Of fereg
way 70 S. Louis hieh as f Es CON min ee o
Mr u Asay On Dn'ay ,,''; thu tisyes were followed e
hccn sent to Milwaukee. and that it was ii a bana
Of "fencc." On reaching Milwaukee, the detective
getic. In lact, that ut o'clock the "Wednesday fol-
'owinR the robbery, Tho 1ewclry WIS left by tho
" s oaee Vito TO E s % a
noto to leliyor It to tho detective. This lie did, and
returned to Chicago with tho goods, which wero given
ioree has Geen i cositry Elevated Sy th 3 last spec
men Of their ability III recovcrcrs.
, 1873-10-12

Turner Celet,rnti0n--A TIenvy CQlt--
Methodist Clergy Mnm.

Turner Celei,rntion--A nenvy Colt--
FIeth0lllAt Clergy mum.
Special Correspondence Of The Chicago Tribune,
McGnEoon, H., Oct. o.-The Turn-Yerein, On
Thursday lust, celebrated their anniversary at
damaville with singing and speaking by emil
nent orators and songsters OF our State. The
crowd was worry large people coming from al-
most every town in this section. Recently tho
Turners bought the Methodist Church at CANA
vilao, and converted it into dancing-hall mud
boer-aaloon.
Horny Frye, a farmer Of this county, has two
year-old mare-coft which Weighs 1910 pounds,
It ia Of the Dresser stoel, and took the FIRST
premium at our County Fair, aud alao ut the
District Fair Mt Postvil!o.
Tho Roy. Mr.. Fawcett. the popular Methodist
preacher Of this place, las boon stationed for
tue coming Conference year at Davenport. Tho
Rev. L. II. Carhart has boon chosen to succeed
him hore.
, 1873-10-12
AQUATIC.

NEW York, Oct. 1.-Tho ocean yacht rnoe
from Sandy Hook to Cape May and return, for
the Bennett cup, value $1,000, and throo puraes,
amounting respectively to $1,000, $500, and
$3.50. for schooner yachts, pilot boats. working
achooners, and fishing schooner smaoks, tor
minated to-day. Tho Enchantresa won the first
prize, the pilot-boat Thomas Negus second, and
pilot-boat James ". Elwell third. Rough
weather WAS experienced. The Enchantress
made tho quickest run on record. sailing 90 miles
in ten hours.
HALIFAX, Oct. 1t:-Diglin having offered to
has been answered that tho season ia too for ad-
Yancod.
, 1873-10-12

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1l.--For Sunday In tia
Western Gulf States, southoastorly winds, ria-
Eaatern Gulf States, northerly winds, partly
cloudy and clear weather. For the South Al
lantio States. falling barometer and cloudy or
threatening weather. For the Middle Btates.
southeasterly winds, veering to westerly, with
land, oassorly Winds cloudy and throatening
weather. For tho Lower Lake region, CLOUDY
and clearing weather, with northwesfcrly winds,
For tho Upper Lakes and Northwest rising ba-
ronacter, northwesterly winds, md partly cloudy
and clear weather,
GENERAL OBSERVATION,
CHICAuo, Oct. 12-1 =, m,
, 1873-10-12
FAIRS.
Tho Do11nlb County {rnA.) Fair.

Special Dispateh to the Chicago Tribune,
WATERLOO. Ind, Oct. 11.-Tho DoTla1b
County Fair closed to-day, aud has boon
al inlmonao success In every way. Tie
anu tho attendance was yory large eyory Iay.
trains bringing large numbors OF pooplo. TLe
display In tho departments was very 1lue aud
moro especially 1.-Two stock, agricultural maoi.ne-
ry, nna farm md garden produce showed a
marked improvement. Tho races wore attended
by in,monba througs and sono worry limo raooa
wore bud, somo Of tho horses mnking oxccaling-
ly good time. The management doHorvo grout
credit for tho sncceBs Of tho fair. and aro highly
gra!il!ed at the moea OF praise given tto1n.
, 1873-10-12
1t Promises to Do Highly Successful
In Every Particular.
Goldsmith Maid, Gloster, and Bashaw,
Jr., to Trot Here This Week.
Professional BaII-Playing".-News
Of Interest to Chicago.
A Warning to S1lootors---Eastern
Aquntics.


THE THREE-DALI. TOURNAMENT.
Tho arrangements for this grand national or
hbition Of billiards arc now complete, and tho
managers, MesBrs. Tom Foley md Michael
Geary, Gun rest on thor oars, 10 to Hpeak,
until tho commoucemont-day comes around
The following circular, which was issued by
them yesterday, explains tho character of tho
tournament fully. It will be road with interest
by evcry professional player Of any consequence
in the country
70 khe Ballard Players q} tic norid:
ths EinEs6nsy ainsis Hail. ii ths eity, son.,snslns
evening Until nfshet andsr the following e condt-
uons: Tho games will DO tho thrcc~ba1 French carom
400 Ss % sac On " H. T. elrom 9bs wn
games will receive the frat prizo Of $1o0o and an
emblem ot superiority, which shsll become lis prop.
the second prize Of $3.50; THO winner Of tho
pr1ze q $685. lilo wnnor Il Tue fourth greatest num-
ber Of games will receive the fourth prze Of t45o tho
ss1a Of s FL nle @ &C., T Ts s,g s
BY tho following 0rms Will bo alternately used Ste
Rh1'n Ra'ra ddnanan MnneimeF arp ths ! NJ b5unawtck
Tho nnmber Of entries must 10 not lesa than Bowen
nor moro than ten, and should be addressed to tho
clrk street. before NOV. j. Tho ontlaneo fce !a loo
on,,, ~. -, ,.., III Il. eEss5: sSa
CHICAGO, Oct. II, 1878. Managers.
II tho above programme is strictly adhered to,
and tho names Of tho gentlemon who aro di-
recting tho tournament aro a sufficient guarantee
TINT it will be,-the SUCCESS Of the enterprise
will far exceed TINT Of any similar one hitherto set
on foot All the llrst-class nattyo exports will cor
tainly participate. slosson, DcBsunger, aud prob
ably Rhinoswil1 represent Chicago In the tourney,
and in all likelihood st. Paul will send Frank
Parker to cross cueB with tho Bkillfnl
gentlemen from the East and France. Garnior
tho champion Of tho world, will bo here, and
the great Ubassy is coming With Partisan
friend who acknowledges no superior as q biFlard
player. Taken aa u whole, the tournament
promises to bo the most notable event of tho
kind TINT has yet tranBpired In any country, and
aa Chicago is conceded to bo tho homo Of bill
1iards III America, NO have no doubt 1t will be
lboraly pAtronized.
BLoHsoN rg. DAILY.
1t ia hardly probable TINT our wonderful home
player aud Maurice DAILY, OF Now York, will
como toselhor boforo. tic tournament COM
ta3nca that they would moot in
match before TINT time. Slosson stands ready
to play any reasonable game that Gun DO ar
ranged, but atr. Michael Geary, who recently
returned from New York, states TINT Daly's
business ia not in q condition TINT would war
rant him III lowing it Just Mt present. He will
surely be 9 player in tho tournament however,
and whom ho arrives hero game between him
and Sloeson wi1l in oil probability be- made up
1t would be m exciting contest, and one TINT
would draw largo crowd.
, 1873-10-12

The shorebasin Of tho Water -Works has hcen finally
dredgcd out, and Tomorrow tho supply of water for
tho city will be drawn thence, and tho tunnel to tlIe
crh will bo pumped out. It may tako FIVE days to Gr
matters In getting tho "oyo" Of tho second tunna
started md 1t may tako 1yo weeks. Experiment n1ouo
Will determine.
, 1873-10-12

LONDON, Oct. 11-2:30 r. m.-Consola FOR money,
9aN@92s accolnt, 9asaa192H 5-20s Of 'G5, 9B:;
do T5, 964 -; 1o.4os, 0ls1; new 81, ~ Eric, II.
Tallow, a1a I'd.
Amount Of 4ul!ton withdrawn from the Bunk on
balance to-day, .c4l,I39.
pAhts, Oct. 11.-1ttntes, G5f,
LIVERPOOL, Oct. I.-Cottun quiet; n,!dlling ur-
land, 0!&@y1id; Orleans, 03sR9tsd; enlcs, lo,eu0
bales American, e,00o bales; speculation aud rx-
port, 1000 bales.
DrcadstuTs steady md unchanged
Cheese, G45, a{esa pork 7iB
, 1873-10-12

easily by Tom Bowling, boating Mart Jordan, In
3;9791. Only the two started.
Tho second raco, grand national handicap. two
miloB md d quarter, was won by proakrast,
beating Harry DaBsott, Followoraft, and Galway.
Time, 4:08N.
Tho fourth tnce, for a purae Of 800, mile
hoats, was won by 8pringbok, hoating Warllke,
Haat' ArI.at ih91hto Minnie Mac AID Fsla-
won tho first heat,
Tho fifth aud Inst raco, awoopstalsos, wolter
"oights, milo and An eighth, tho following
horses started, ridden By. membern Of Tho Club i
Grey Planet, 6tockwood, and Village Black
smith. Tho raco was won by 0roy Planet.
limo, 2o5N. Btockwood second.
, 1873-10-12
BASE BALL.

6AoE BALL.
PROFESSIONAL NOTES.
The manager Of the Chicago Base Ball Asso-
citation yoatorday furnished our reporter with the
following information concerning the national
game and its relation to Chicago:
There will bo no moro professional games
played In this city this aeaaon, as tho necessary
number Of clubs could not DO induced to como
Wost. Tho Bostona woro willing to visit us. but
mono Of tho other Eastern olubs could afford tho
time, owing to tho fact that several games Of
tho championship series yet remain to ho
played.
Lovi Moyorlo will certainly play third baao in
tho now Chicago professional nino. When he
entered into 4 contract with the Philadelphia
Club, after agreeing to como horo, ho did SO Oh
condition that ho won1d bo ro1oascd from Ills
Chicago engag omont. As this release has boen
refused. ho will be compelled to como.
at recent meeting Of tho Board Of Directors
Of the Chicago Daao Ball Association, 1t was Do
cided to Immediately call In so per cont Of the
stock, which is all thoro is outstanding. Stock
which has not been paid for will bo conlacatod,
md resold according to law. Tho liabilities Of
tho Association make this step necessary.
Zettloin will pitch md Malone catch for our
ninc, without fall, other reports to tho contrary
notwithstanding.
II; Atlantlcs, 8.
1'uuADEIru1A, OCT, 11.-Dase ball: phladcl-
phiaB, 10; Athletics, D.
DosroN, Oct. u.-Doatons, 10; Bnltimores, 6.
, 1873-10-12
Candy.

Tho injunction granted, about week ago, against
O. Marancsi, confoctioner, at tho Bui cf g. 7. Gum
thor, restraining tho former from advertising himself
as the "origlnnl Maker Of Gunthes.s Candles" vaa
again lo!stet bis iag, bcaring tie aboye iesend, at
bis rlace in tho Exposition Building under tho south
dome. i H. the ropar belief thut alnrunesi hns tho
boat candies III tho CITY, His factory and store nro Ut
No 135 TWenty.sccontI street.