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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-08

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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-08
IN INTERESTING QUESTION

Can CONSUMPTION BE CvrED This question Is often
asked bat rarely answered 10 the satisfaction OF the ns
tient, Cur answer is tina, pulmonary consumption In it,
lRcipcut form durable any other disease II the
hight remedies applied. The question naturally arises
rs 10 what's the remedies In rcpy state that Mars
dens Pectoral Balm has been used successfully in over
million OF cases and has been adopted BY physicians as the
reliable cnedy known Tor DE treatment OF Bronchial
affections.
oucrrca, reason that Ns-eas pecto1al Bali, hiss
such popularity is The fact tbatIt within the reach or all
and be purchased from al dealers AZ Gny cents :5-
small or one dollar large so.,le one Bottle VIII o,s.
cure To- most cases. reh1a-fyr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-08

TIIyNs'. L.. BUTLER. Attorney and Caur.
aud Madison streets. N .rS-
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(IEA~. II. TSrS s=EI. Attorney end Cc,-sf-ar
\. - Law. utice-kuom 80 I Post Otsce Riocg Outa
"a. Illinois. MARI.
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FrAN -ALE NOTICF.

ntCkEN. RONLE n RtCHOL>ON. ATTORNEY, ,
~ az Law Leland a BUshEcll's RocS, La Sale sisre;
Ottawa, MS. m.rs'iS
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CD that AZ sale by the Treasurer and cyoricfo Coa
tor OF IA sale county. In the state OF lnes cenonet
lS and toxin lots, f- the county otter iavs
snt costs due thereon for the Year H., Sud pfevzs
he'd 81 she Court House ~ OttsWa ia ssi r,uEtV
on the 18th day OF JuEe ISL Cnntis p
from dhN 70 csy In pursuance Of law A Csnsrp th
north rty ieei 81 Lots number IS. -, 81 y. Bioc-
number y In The states Addition TO the ti-y1
Of ottawa county Of La sale state % Illinois, which
certificates OF sale have beer assigned rnd that ne
tiue 81 redemption nom the shove mentioned a pt-.
chase VIII expire IN two irS the date s nos.
chase therroi Nm NOORr
ottaNS, March III, Iss3.-Sv'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-08

Hay and Manure Fori.-L. u. Pitcher
Dixon
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Norway, La Sale Co.. Ill, March 1st, 1s7;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-21

has beep an used Of manufacturing counterfeit seou
rites Bei,avs, that he had secured sufficient proof
that Wright v.s M, Of several Of like reputation
who prepared the cosn securities and used Austin
as means of selling them Detective sampson arrested
him. on Wednesday night ana took tho prisoner 70
Police Headquarters
The prisoner there remained dur.'g tho night los
terday morning. Detective Sampson app cared Deiore ene
Grand Jury and narrated 10 them all the uenoe winch
had led MIN 20 arrest Wright The evidence ". - ooened
amply sufficient by the Grand Jury. Wright icing A'
once indicted by them. Detective Sampson :. Won
the necessary document to hold Wright and ordero
to conduct the prisoner the Attorneys office,
to-day.
Every effort will be put forth BY the detectives,
Detective Sampson srms 10 arrest Austin and several
other men who concerned the selling OF the
Austin Is already in the power OF the detectives and
That upon information given by HIM the indictment
against Wright was found by the Grand Jury.
wright the prisoner. has been engaged In the stock
brokerage business III wast for several years past.
During the war he arrested q charge Of being
one OF the persons who stole 100000 from the safe OF Pay
master Belknap. IN the Brooklyn Navy-Yard He was
taken TO Washington in a Revenue cutter, and was
imprisoned there for a short time The United
States authorities finally compelled to give him his
liberty, from lack OF cOnvicting evidence AZ
be was liberated, Wright brought suit against the de
tectives who had arrested him, charging them with kid
mapping him from New-YOrk. The case was contested
for several years IN the courts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-21
RAILROAD. INTERESTS.

A special meeting of the directors OF the
Texas and Pacific Railroad will be held on April L. to
consider pertaining % the road and particularly
the facts embodied in the report OF the EnginSer-in
Chief which announces tAe following facts; ON the
southern Div sion lsl m0s completed and IN process
of completion; the piles Trinity and Sabine XIV
ers and streams this division are all driven ana
the piers up the all delivered on tAls ne ana
10 niles have been received at Dallas and Is miles
al shrev spOrf OF the TransContinentaI DIVISION lt
ms la We been graded all the heavy h-dging Is com
peted and Onefourth Of the ties have been uensereu
on the Jefferson Division 60 miles are graded shu
bridgad aud SIS miles in process OF colnplebon
track laying viii begin this month"; Inc company Lac
but 100 miles OF rsi-class ee graph ne and Lac pu
chased y locomotives and 200 cars ana IA now Dudmg
other cars 70 Be placed trucks that nave eeeh aureu
foE that purpose. u. -,
The Houston aud Texas Central Railroad 10 now com
pleted fran Houston, via Dallas 10 sherman ana con,
pecti0n with the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railroad
will be made this month thus giving the IeAAs anu
Pacific connecting lines 10 81. Louis and GalVesOh AT
IOngview connection - now made Win inc ihletna-
ti0na and Great Northern 20 Houston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-21
INTERNATIONAL THIEFC4TCHIYG.
ANOTHER ENGLISH FORGER ARRESTED IN
BROOKLYN.

ANOTHER ENGLISH FoRGER ARRESTED IN
BROOKLYN.
Superintendent KeisO received a telegram
from the Chief Constable Of Manchester England early
in February asking him 20 arrest Samuel Joseph phil
lipson who had obtained money on forged check for
81 200 and sailed America. The telegram also stated
that the accused had taken passage in the steamship
Java, under the name OF Henry McMannus
on the arrival of the Java az this port, Detective
Dusenberry boarded the steamship, and arrested man
who affirmed that his was McMannus, but that he
had never been called PhipsOn The description sent
by the English police Of the accused did not agree with
the personal appearance Of the prisoner, and In few
DAYS McMannus amply proved his identity and was dis
missed from custody. The Manchester police subse-
quenty telegraphed that they had made a mistake
week ago superintendent Keso again received
Telegram FROM the Manchester Police which stated that
they had received information that Phlpson was hid
ing in Brooklyn E. D.. and that exrafitOn papers had
heeu prepared for his arrest which had already Deeh
dieDafcbed bv steamer this city. Detective Dusen
merry was ordered 10 search for the accused On sunday
al The officer learned where PhilipsOn was living ana
nnon the arrival the extradiOD papers, Yesterday
went AT once 10 Brooklyn, T. D. and arrested him.
THE prisoner was brought 20 Police Headquarters IN
rms civ Yesterday afternoon. where be VIII De kept
unfil tomorrow Detective Dusenberry WILL then la.e
massage with PbiIpson In the steamship Baltic winch
sails tOr England tomorrow afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-21
4 FoRGERS AccoHPLIeE ARRESTED.

ONE OF AusTIN's ASSOCIATES INDICTED FOR TEE
BOGUS CERTIFICATE FRAUDS.
Detective Thomas Sampson of the Stock Ex-
change arrested Daniel d. Wright, alias Philip Stanley
at No 9 East Thirty -frstst. on wednesday nghn en-
charge of being the hypohecation Of soun
ereit certificates Of railway stock by James s. Austin
~ the firm Of oddie Austin at No. Broad-st 1t viii
h. remembered that upon the detection OF Austins knhv
rv ON Monday last every firm Of stock brokers IN Wall
:, feared for few hours that II had purchased worth
- certificates OF some kind OF railway stock.
Ar Investigation soon showed, however that Austin
had obtained only sssO CO., Tho counterfeit certificates
o, Of unmarried 10 be issued by the Toledo, Wabash
and western ana the Pittsburgh Fort Wayne, and Chi
oogo RaIroad Companies Austin. as related IN The
roIprrsE OF Tuesday last, obtained the money
nv overdrawing his account upon the Con
,,neptal Bank for $4,000, and then giving
ha worthless certificates as security Tor us
reDavrneut and also OF giving atbroker, j. b. Murray
ms mare OF the certificates security for loan oi
s ooo Tpon examining the certificates closely II was
s,.covered that not only all the signatures upon
M documents forgeries but that also the paper Itself
100, which the certificate printed was counterfeit
tn sgnatures of the railway officials were excellent
comics Of the originals
fetective sampson, In tracing the lie OF Austin Since
nj. fret appearance in walls. found that be had re-
aon,, heen associatng with several men who arc no
ons for their connection with schemes to sell stolen
bends and fraudulent securities Certain " 1hess sa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-21
POLITICAL NOTES.

Fifteen women have been qualife as electors
by the selectmen Of windham, Conn.
According to The Philadelphia Press, the
Pennsylvania Senate stands by the people and the House
by the rogues.
The OleUeldnd Plain Dealer announces that
the Hon. W. II. Upson. e1-Congressman from the
XvIth Ohio District has refused to accept his 5000 Of
back pay
In note which appeared in THE TRIBUNE
Of Tuesday reference to Congressman Potters re-
turning his back pay to the sergeantatArms OF the
House OF Representatives.. unintentfona injustice
done Mr. Potter. He did not vote FOR the DILL as
WAS stated ana onlv favored IL at all with the under
standing that the increase should IN no case Apply 10
existing terms Of service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-21

the circumstances Of the Deputy shers detention they
asked his opinion OF tho proceeding This he
declined 70 give. Finally. after consultation
among Themselves they directed the Deputy sheriff
serve the attachment he presented 70 the prs
oner upon Detectives Irving and Farley, who had
rested him, and upon superintendent Kelso After
hesitation and inquiry of his counsel. the Deputy
Sheriff found II was incumbent him take this
trsordinary and unusual proceeding. He there
Iore repaired about o'clock 10 the Office OF
the superintendent, and, finding him present,
lmmedately served attachment upon him.
Detectives Farley and Irving present and.
inquiry by telegraph. they reported from
their homes The service of the writ the SuDern-
tendent was great surprise 10 him and he still
more ast0nshed when told that this proceeding TO
recover the missing bonds. But when recognized the
formal nature OF the demand he recovered from his
surprise, and IN his usual goodnatured and pleasant
manner acknowledged service. The writ will be served
on the two detectives to-day. This renders the
superintendent Capt Irving and detective Farley sub
lect TO examination "a 20 what they may NAV
not know OF the bonds Their certificate under oath
that they have not had possession of bonds will be
sufficient 10 relieve them unless proof be adduced to the
Contrary IL alleged that this exists could il
be ascertained that the plaintiffs attorneys actu
ated by anything seyond the circumstances Of the 5her
IFS detention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-21
SUSPICION OF PARRIcIpE.

The attention of the authorities of Jersey
City was attracted yesterday case which excited
considerable suspicion and will probably lead TO the
arrest of John Fraeder G OF No. Sl5 Firstst on snsp
eion OF the murder OF his father. John Fraeder ST.
lived at abovenamed place, and was the proprietor
OF small tailoring establishment On Wednesday three
or four physicians were called upon separately by
yenng Fraeder who told them that his father had been
i'm for days with typhoid fever and that on the
previous night while delirious, he had hanged hinse
10 the balusters with piece OF twine.
The doctors declined give the desired permit ana
Yesterday Fraeder went Dr. Buck, the County Phys
san who considered the far suspicious that ne
not only refused permit but ordered Coroner KEN
bardt 70 hold an inquest. Yesterday jury was I'M
Daneed, and to-day q pOstmOrtem examination VIII De
made The body was in a coffin awaiting burial when
the permit was applied for Last evening the Coroner
.aid that the circumstances such that he should
order Fraeder 70 await tho result oil the
investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-21

=, ,nerefore, be compelled 60 raise money az q
DC "a. =, meet these checks az they fall due worse
-. M Is guardian Of two young children, and
.,r,,ne I'D their estate he deposited Hs0" IN TIE
- This ne is aSso responsible for.
0sh- Known drover few days ago received q draft
oeou from the West This 10 deposited IN the bank
800 20 draw against H. BE has given orders for
~ -. Car nearly the entire amount, and unless his
came forward and help him out OF his dincuity'
=. "a likely 10 go 70 the wall
mai sradesInan In Third-ave. who had balance OF
!, soe IN the bank declared that be needed IL TO
~t notes falling due, and unless his creditors would
,-,pt hin an extension, he mnst certainly rah-
qha officers Of the bank President, f. f. Mead
,,..hsr @ w. wnlett. and Assistant Cashier, Vim. Il.
go The Board Of Directors Is composed Of william
/, cognwen Jacob vOOrlis jr Thomas Rae. E. 2. Mead
n vs. wsIett. and Richard Williamson. jr. OF these
rsesSrs Cogswe Voorhis, Rae, aud Mead compose the
investigating committee.
Mr Mead has long been known a banker and
and broker. He has Office In tho basement Of the
bank building and is the senior member OF the firm OF
Head Clark bankers, at No. Ia Broadway Much as
satisfaction expressed yesterday by the depositors
A. the statements Of the investigating committee that
although there was an acknowledged defalcation To an
amount sufficient TO involve the entire capital and surplus
OF the bank the committee still unable 70 Indicate
the guilty persons So large amount. II Wss agroeu
could not have been made away with In mgnt' snu
must have prorteQ by tElH heaNy sosS Oh ie
mart OF the bank Suspicion pointed toward the Pres
dent aud there persons who strongly oensured the
Cashier for allowing such state Of affairs 70 exist under
his very eyes without discovering that something was
wrong or II he did falling TO make IL known until too
Iate These Of COURSE the views OF depOsitors.
Mr Wliett has been engaged with the investigating
committee in the work OF endesvoring to straghten
te accounts the actual extent OF the de-
fslcatOn Mr.. Mead states that Of the employees
.; the bank are missing The bOOkkeeper and one Of
the telers discharged Feb. by Mr.. williamson
rat the reason assigned that he wished to reduce
cha expenses Of the bank. The discharged
boOkkseper was present in the bank yester-
day and in conversation with friend
ssd that called several times at the bank after
dismissal and eudeavOred ascertain the reason why he
esd been discharged but ccud obtain satisfao
ton than that 1t 10 reduce expenses. He said that
A. Tar A. he knew the books all correct when he
ge TIE bank had ne suspicious Of any OF his fellow
esrks None eXtravagant in their habits. He was
tunderstrnck when told yesterday that the bank had
suspended and be had come TO II IT could be true.
There every probability that the bank viii go into
Liquidation and wind up its affairs, but this viii depend
On the decision Of the Bank Examiner, who viii meet
DAILY with the investigating committee. 1t is under
stood that an application for the appointment of
seeeiFer has already been made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-21
GOVERNMENT FEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT
WAX HENIs Y
OFFICE or TIVE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Friday, March q. Is75-1a. N. }
synopsis for 1ie past hcenfy- four hours.


OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. C., Friday, March n. i873-l q. IN.
synopsis for he past tceHfy-f four hours
The area of low barometer that was Wednes-
day night the lowe lakes Is probably north or
Lake Ontario second storm center has passed rom
North Carolina I0rtheastward, and Is now south or
Rhode Island.
Fresh TO high northerly winds, with rain and snow
have prevailed the Middle and Eastern States and
still continue north Of Massachusetts, and Lake Ontario
Fresh brisk westerly Winds with cloudy or clearing
weather. reported from the ONO Valley. Lake
Erie, and the Middle States
Northwest winds with partly cloudy and clear weather
prevail IN the South Atlantic and Southern Gulf States
nOrtberlY winds In the Western Gulf States.
The OF highest barometer that was in the extreme
Northwest has spread eastward over the upper lakes
and sOuth-eassward the Gulf States with falling
temperature and generally clear weather. The temper
AZURE has fallen very rapidly IN Georgia aud Virginia
Probabilities
For Friday throughout the Gulf States cold nOrhery
winds will continue, with generally clear weather
In the South and Middle Atlantic States nOrthscest
tcsHds Increasing % brisk Nth fasng temperature ana
partly cloudy peGther.
For Northern New England. winds viii back TO the
west, with clearing weather by Friday afternoon.
For the region generally, westerly winds. cloudy
and clearing weather. -
CautiOnary signals continue az al Stations on te MID
die and East Atlantic coasts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-21
THE FIRE RECORD.
BURNING or A COTTON sHp.

BUKNINU OF 4 tUIIUN tIfII,
NEW ORLEANS, March 20-The American
ship Europa hence March 2 for Liverpool. with
Of s476 bales Of cotton tsroes OF lard and 1000
slaves, totally destroyed by 6re the 18th. ooO
lilies of Southwest Pass.
TIE loss "a estimated at SST50 Capt Fulton and the
crew o. the Europa we're brought co South Pass by
the Briti.h ship SharkeniOe The Europa belonged 10
H0ughtou Brothers OF Bath. Me-, ard registered
LIZA tons
ELSEWHERE.
A dispatch to The Cincinnati Chronicle states
that Lake City. Chioot County. Ark. partly de-
stroyed by an Incendiary fire March "a Six stores the
pOs-Ofice and % dwellings consumed bOes over
$4,000, which there very little insurance.
The remains OF a man were found ia The
ruined portion Of the g. James Hotel at Montreal
terday. The body has been identified that OF Mr..
Hyatt. travelling agent He found IN closet %
the fifth floor OF the building, and had evidently been
suhOcated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-21
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Snip Mems see Third Page
ADDTUEn


TO- ARRIVED.
ship Dhoos of Lon5ou Gedge Shanghai Nov D. with
Tspgalan Phillips London A. DAYS with u1se
Ship Tnerese Mudgett, London % DAYS Nth mdse
lNOf.l, Olsen, Ams'e dam daTs 10 ballast
BARK ATeUus G. Z-e AHtserp 81 days witt lead and empty
Bars Orion Eorl Tonneson Boriesur O. With mdss.
Bark j. II. Sehgensn EoI GuBierson CarenAs Y days wan
BARK RoycrO of Annapolis n ST. MeGy Hamburg SO days with
rndss
Bari Rcha bison II daYs. With
Brig Anita Owen tO Porls- fetng AaiauEA1 II days Sh
b. la Creole sp,khaven 10 days faste
Bg John Sherwood Randrup Ayes Ju rs with wool and
Br JUL, Carney (of Bon, Turner Caienas days With
Briv Till tS0rl Morrison, Palermo - days, With .ruiI
Nuretro, h0 Janeo ~ VIII coffee
schl b. Hazard Brewster GeorgetOwa O.. days with naval
stores
Daniel Webster. Packer Nen-loa1oa
Schr success, Richards. hev-Lenden
sehE q p Kiug. Biveu, Eex-Loud0n.
ANCHORED AT RIKERs ISLAND.
SAILED.
Steamships wes5phs Tor Hamburg Ccopsta or Vars Cruz via
HSvsns Bns for Savannah SOusa Carolina for Charles
" ysn5zc. Jr Norfolk
WiND-Sunsouu. fresh, K c.oniy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS e-AVed. bark Beucat5 from siGsapOei brig
sAv.sSaH ia March 2o-Arrred. brig Ellen MARIA New
Yors scr Stephen Hart D. EermAn and Vaunaman from
Philadelphia Saed steamships Magnolia Tor wyoming
Philadelphia u
Tor Boston. Mary & Long, for DArien. 49,
s. G.. Asrch 0ArnVed, schI hiL0ehahA, from
Norfolk Sailed, steamship Georgia. Tor New-YOrE.
FOREIGN PORTS.
spvILK 20Th Anchor Lne steamship Caledonia Oven
stoae rom Tor Glasgow arrived here YESTERDAY
o;ersndorp IRON EewYor arrived here
terdAy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-21
CATTLE MARKETS.

CHICAGO March 0-CATTLE-Reepts 2s0 msrks. rF seive
FOR grades prices arm with liberal sles Of lar 70 gooi steers Al
s5 50; Ch0,ce. % head Of 9 p
good cOrn Texans sold readily At
st0skers 81 80@ IS y; shipments LOO
strong 2OOi sales Of mcnm 70 choice
at 81 IS OF log o. extra 10 D. sold a % 90 SHIPMENTS, 80
HOGs-LiTe mi for good grades recepts ~ COOS
prices ranged 50 % O Tor Common 70 Medium % 30 10
IS Medium % Coed shipments, 10 900.
BALrInORK 2CArTz very dull throughout and declined
&C. very sale to-day sale that generally rated Ffs s
d6ic Medium Good Far Qaay a. 1Stc sales "a head
receipts 99l head - .
Hoes sha5s lower With declining tendency Shlers, 81
11c COra-ed 1D7sc receipts. 1919 head go.
dull ind lover, W.T. declining tendency sales al "a
no. rece.p.s. l.ysl lsal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-21
DIED.


KIKY-p Brooklyn Wednessy March o. George Daniel Acssy
infant George and Mage T. AekcT ast mouth ADJ
90 Fray March 81 At 0cO thence 10 the CensteT Of ias Holy
ALDKRDcE-oa Wednesday. March 10 Charles ". Asrcs eyed
ne ssiv-, friends family invited aesd his uasrs
(Priday ocscK nom h ate rcsidcnSc NO. 40
betNeea PrOspss and Grose-sta, Jers1y Ctty
Philadelphia papers VIII p~ass copy
ALExAsDERor hu.say March 20 Msr Alexander wdo~ q The
late MARI Aiexsneer
Friends and relatives a.. respectfully
Mouday o'clock The rescence Of hes ia
stillmAn-st Bro0klyn
BALDwINAi Yaukers Wednesday March 10 AmesA wife Of
Arson Baldwin and daughter q the % James Pamef aged U
Funeral redeaee at seelook SATURDAY. March q Car
he
and O'Clock train from Fortysoeoudst
BELKHAPs BROOKLYN March H. sT3 Of pneanasa Miss Julia
BelknGp
RslstTes nd friends are Invited TO funeral Der late
residence DssT4vst HOokln Py AIS, Inst, Al eoef
BIRDsALIon Tuesday March 49, residence Orange J..
Of pneumonia Birisa in The ssh Of hia
Rssves aud friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 atead me
Traa sSss foot Of Bsrrlagst Tor Birch Church station 40
BOGGsou usssT March No. Margaret Bogg rse The late wu
Bogzz aged u
Relatives respectfully invited to sHi ihs fans' ian
tie senee Of her AeTnaa Bosg " ga1a ave. b99t
lEa ~ sasiaS. ~ iast. az sese4R n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-21
sTrAM SAFES IN THE oeDENsBURa FIRE.

OGDENsBURG N. Y. March 10, 1873.
Mr. s. NJ. COLE, Manager Steam Safe Co., No
800 Brondtoav " Y-Dear Sir: The 'steam safe" owned
by me passed through great fire which occurred here
on the nth inst The wind blew the flames upon IL with
terrible force on opening the this morningI found
the contents consisting OF notes and money TO large
amount, with other papers, perfectly preSerred
L III MORGAN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-21
TIE GREELEY STATUE FUND.

We have received from the Chairman of the
Greeley Statue Committee the following partial list
OF contributions. II embraces only those sent to
three or four of the gentlemen composing the Com
uittee II is hoped the others VIII promptly report.
Aost Of the money here subscribed is already paid
D. and the rest is ready on call In at least one of
the larger subscriptions the subscriber has also given
rotoe that If needed he win increase his subscrip-
ton 10 8 900 The contributions TO the Printers
type-meta statue for Greenwood constitute differ
ent fund and are in the hands of the President of
Typographical Union No 6.
LIST OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Through ne Hon. ARdreE ID. Green Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-21
THE STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NRw-OELEsSs March 20-FOgr dgl sales Of Do1bls Extra At
99rs1. Treble Extra, 80. Family 50 3@Su CoFa-SAe
go4c; White Brsu sl15c. Bacon dull aai
Shogiers Die Cor Clear BIB SIDES I0 for Clear
t D5c Other unchanged Exchange
sterling. 24i Gew-York sight premium; God 10
WtLMtSGroS March 20Spius 0 Tpeutne gme; sas az ac
strained Crude rurpeElne qsiet - - for
Hard % for Yellow Dp vgn Tar OseF sale D. 10 -