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Tuesday, Aug, E.-FLOUR AND MTAL-The
drmaud for hour hHs been active aud prices have
shtnIly Improved during ne past few days shippers
h'Nt been LIBERAL buyers OF the common aud medium
grades sud AS stocks ana receipts have been moderate
And wheat has been adNauciug the npur Wurhrt h :
shown much strength, though not fully resp hiiur to-
lt tltuiuAiau'ts Ma4lh hN favored An aus aACr Itt
&C. 20 or III" year Is one IN Which even Milcrs not
inclined tn stimulate ln ndvaurc IN prices hptuut ID o..
apt TO cause even greater aI Jnrc IN the price ~ the
n crop of wheat, To-day hour stro tor low grades.
sutlhhe, ami thippiu, ca rls othvr grades arc lry
active, but Irregular sales ~ 9t00 bhls, rcludins
3,Ho bhls. city ground hour at about g. Southern
stradier: Rye nggr In tlir demand and higher Corn
aud Western DBL. - usst55li extra state, ID 30
Gsf6.ia; western sprng wheat extras, t6ljgs6. .u:
do, double extras 80 fN2j DO, winter wheat eAt AtIas
aud double extras, 81 ,flo25; city shipping evtras
tosItfth cuts trade and family brands {, Ltr Suutn,
trn hnkers and family brands, sAt-0 tlJ, southern
snlpping cItras,s7 HsSN2t Rye nour sunernne s. Sie
wlue, &c" Ai5llk1u. N''
rEo'lsi9Ss There have been frequent fluctuations.
pu 10 lecllel change ~ the prices Of Aug PRODUCT
durlag the past wees nJst articles are fully a. llgL
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GOBBLING ARAILROdD.
History Of the ReR,srkabic Manner In which
tbtefJu ustice I.udeling Il Go. of Louisia na
Got Raiirosd FOR $4,000 which Cost
Over 81, 0OG. 900.

History oftbc Il Term rsabic Manner In which
tbiefJ ustice Ludeling Il co. of Louisia ma
Got "a Railrosd for $4,000 which Cost
Over 81, 600, 900.
10 ne 6daor or 1he sun.
SrR: your issue Of Aug. 2, in an article
headed Louisiana Robbers" ind a statement
which IL substantially true, but incorrect I'm some
particulars. The passage to which refer is the
following:
Chief Justice tudeling and Senator John Ray OF New
t5tV though the stockholders offered sOlsO It vt
se the road 70 col Tom scott who feared to buy IT, AZ
the outraged socAhold,rs threatened to contest The
II was not the stockholders who threstened TO
contest the title. for they regarded their interest
ia the property Us gone beyond redemption, be
cause the company Of which they were stock
holders was in debt TO AN amount exceeding the
value Ci IT'S railroad and other property II was
some " the first mortgage bondhOlders Of the
company who intertcrcd To- prevent sale tn the
Texas and Pacific Railroad Company. And this
interference was macc nny because such sale
involved further inCuuiu france on the property,
which was Already burdencd by mortgage In
favor of these " first mortgage bondholders."
Neither IL IL entirely accurate to say that RAY
mud Loudclius bought the North Louisiana
Railroad. when they purchased the road, 1t
Texas Raruad. The title ~ the North Louis
lana and Texas Railroad was given in lSiS
when the Luudciing and ltly company was in
corpusatcd, and To- enable thcm 10 yet aid from
an accommodating Lcgi-luturc. They obtained
from tho Legislature = ISIS m act authorizing
the Governor e. issIc O. uds of the state TO the
amount of $l.l.2 tOJ and these bonds have all
boon delivered, S0,5,CUOby Narmuth, and Sji6,OOJ
10y kCll lcg.
The sale was made at an auction held at
Monroe, La, ON Feb. .. l-Od. under an order ~
The District Court, sued ont ly one william H.
and owner If ITS bonds of the Vicksburs.
,'reN eiurt and Texas ltiilrlld CpmrauN on
vhi,h was due the sum of $50 In the sli. pc ~
Int,r.st COM us. Under this writ the Shonn
p .m ui ..UaI ia ,.si. c.f,.,iiiWstl In, order ,,f
HN HFaHH H.HH ..aN.
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1HE yESEY STREET Tragedy.
Hopes Last Night that schonlank and Stein
hart Might Recover.

Sohonlank and Steinhart, who were
wounded In the Yesey street tragedy, are still
alive. The latter has surprised the doctors by
getting in way Of possible recovery; but Schon-
lanks symptoms are scarcely SO favorable. The
severed tissues and small arteries which line his
wound may at any time slough, and the tying Of
the carotid artery may become necessary. Stein
hart is conscious, and seems to be in his right
mind, but he per,istentlv refuses 60 talk about
the shooting. His brother Albert was with him
all day Yesterday. Schunlauk desired To talk
with Ephy, as he calls him, aud Dr. Fluhrer T.
fcred To move his bed to the side Of that upon
which Steinhart lay. but the young man shook
his head dOggcJly. The tears invariably appear
In Sohonank's eyes when he speaks OF the
tragedy, or when any allusion ia made To the
family dinicultY about which all Interested are
so r ticent.
Ldter.-At a late hour last night the phvsl-
cians considered both patients to he in fair
way to recover, but thought IL necessary to keep
Stcinhart entirely quiet, not allowing even his
brother 10 visit his bedside. Tho porter of tho
store, Polinski, had not beon found yesterday
by the police.
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Hard Labor In Sing slug Prison rather than
SInM DenIh In tho Tnmb-.

Martin Lyons, ST., and his son, Martin Lyons,
Jr confined In cell i3l On the fourth tier IN the
male pTisoa u tue TOmb-. They we're arrested last
fan for assault and battery, tried IN the General Ses.
Ihe 7th OF February and both sentenced By Re.
c0rder Hacke TO two years and siI mOnths mprlsou.
meut al hard labor In Sing sing prison. They com.
plain that they detained In the TOmbs. The father
10 ~ years OF the son rs The cell which they
occupy Of the smallest Ia the PRISON, and Doth
anxious 70 go TO sing sing VIII re- they can SorS ia
the open air Tue Old eGpeCih t. die soon. lie Is
L. wulns To take upOn nlnisef his iatntrs term OF I'm
prs uturui.
Previous to their arrest last fan neither OF them had
ever been arrested on any charge. The father Nss
swltchmtn on he Hudson hYer kallruuu tur twenty
tuTee He does nut know what has becnne Of h
wfe aud four small children. Rccenty IL Nas rulnored
that his " e had urd, but he did not hear wat be
came Of hls calren, The charge on which ic Nas Ar
rested Tor assaultng Robert ManyOn wAo tried ~
have hm dlscnaTsel fAOa tns railroad company and
fel4uye put on ia his place.
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RELIGION on WIRD'S ISL1ND.
A Discordant Committee not yet Ready 20


DLscUrdant tOmInItteu not yet Ready to
Report.
At the meeting OF the Emigration Com
missioners, yesterday, Mr.. Stephenson, of the
committee on the religious troubles Of Wards
Island, SAID that he was prepared 10 submit his
report. II there had been a DELAY in the matter
il wdA Owing to no fault ot his. lie asked leave
therefore, tu present and have IL read.
Mr. Lynch sIid he also had II report, and would
like the same privilege.
Mr. STAIRS wanted tAc whole matter laid over
and Mr.. Lynch secono ed Mr.. STAIRS.
Mr.. kHutuHuu desired butn reports read al
once, In order that the board might have ample
time tn reflect before the next meeting.
MIR. Stars said that Mr.. Ou.ntard and himself
both des red an opportunity To look over Mr.
Stephenson's and Mr. LynChs reports, and SEQ
II they could reconcile their views to either,
otherwise to report for themselves.
Mir. Stephenson said he had submitted a re-
port to tAe Matd's Island committee, which was
read in n fun meeting.
ly request of Mt. Lynch, who wanted time to
prepare minority report, the lnHiterM WAS tabled
Mr.. STAIRS declined to sign the report, Mr. GA n
tard ana not want to sign IL, taking the ground
that II was mo duty of the Chairman TO hand ia
report for the committee,
MIR STAIRS conteudcd that Mr. Quintard and
himself were Jollty Of the committee. Mr.
llurlbert dsscnted from this, beiug, Gs Presi-
dent al the board, on all committees.
Mr. Lynch sad he had reason To believe that a
majority rel Ort would bO pIl Seuleu, 81 Iued by
NJ tsrs. st mrs and Quntdrd and himself.
The committee was directed 10 report tho
whole proceedings and the result of their inyes.
ugalIon at the next meeting Of the board.
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went far to rescue tho American department
from its demOralzed condition. and to intro
duce order and arlnscmcnt The laburs Of
thcir successors bringing u lear sound judut put
and business skill, under the judicfuns lead Of
Mr. schultz, have done all that could be done tO
give appearance of res pcctahility to our sraut
de- artmcnt. somewhat enlarged by additional
shipments from America. and partially redeom-
ed Uy admirable Inventions.
WHAT BAs BEEN DONE.
The efforts of these gentlemen have been COM
hiucd with those ot members of the scientific
ana Arttsau Commissions To- select pruper ilrV-
men Il skin and reput tiun, whose chara, itrs
Will dissipatc an fears of further irregularities
ia regard to the irprrtitlty ~ American repre-
scutatious in the u strInutipn Of medals and
they have secured from experts the ptOuisc Il
q s,rics II report, ca such branches Of the TX.
=" iii'n "a may be most important In the United
5 ates
Inc duties W tho Con mission appear to BE-
performed iudi,or sly and with a conviction Of
grave tesi oLsIOiiiyi ana tie sttcial comniis-
st' report that the Integrity and prudence uf
the present m nagcnent are well calculated to
caus' tie uast tlariti"s to hc forgotten to
restore general confidence In the American Conn
mission. and 30 encourage the hope that the arc
ana Industry Of Edropc may be fairly represent
ed al our own centennial in 1915
RECOMMENDATIONS TOUCHfSd THE BARs.
Tho special commission further report that
there have teen established ia the grounds q
ne Expo. ION tNu American restaurants and
l. ,.-, IA rt- ,rd To- Whi.u ~ corruption appears.
luc e are 100 va ilt.uu Two l.rs IN the grounds.
cal cd r,s.cctiy.iy the "Aucucau Pavilion
aud tie American Indian Wilwdn,' and
Co., .r.f, uu tire promise of h,. supervision u t.c
r.i .udn ~ tle iaIcr ot industry. Whi,h it .sJr
monc9- and iro prou.Is1 Of an interest ia their
SO cuL ron AMERICAN BAEs.
The S.aio department. IA the letter quoted,
eG, SEED cen. Van iirt.utn & the cst,hiis n,ut
Ht -fu-Iv bar e tile irtua lNVt sttt o. would
he's u,r-tt' .,l,.e.ir.u.i,fv. III. comm .sion
q a. ,...r tuIf thc 20 .Dut tnts distinctly taken
tt t't tIo.Uf.l|.'uI .O-,.'. u tue sound I--
Oh. ut cd t.c At'r,''u tt'ale, tuu Amct''r
The sun., 1873-08-13

THE WgENLY sun pIOlsAel tins morning con-
tsius the tUlluNin-
Tue Coming Ca upiisn-PO utcal COnv entIous 10 Yir
giAia, Onu anl Maa,A uusct's fhe Platform OF the
u iuuCracl ia OAlo AN NirslnAi iAe ktturnlns lie
puUuCaus, Ihc Great Utah p,yurcc-tuteryIcNs with
Briguam iOung aud Ann Eliza ouuS Terrible steam
OIeIt Oss Of Lie ID sastruus trc la Portland, Ne.
Dos ruct'un oil st iuers AMI Shipping; me fich.
hur4t tuluau, -lutcrNIcW wlth ul1 Agent IA AtW
lutk; Iuc thurse Ingusitlun IA sau Francisco sin.
Suar l,eNedt4ons OF Oricntai Despuu'ut tanuldatcs
To- Military SCN lct-fhr Recent App Iutmcns tc
Arm, Depiurauie tOndl lOu OF New AeAcu The
Mixed Commission lhe Plpal AlUcutOu col 81 40.
lcy's NprthN eatcrn Exploring Expeditions Tragedy IN
NrseJ Strcet-A Frcu&itd \ Iprt ntlCr lomtlic aud
sulciIe, sA Days Without FuOd-Ine singuHr Dtiu-
s.un ~ Religious MUnuua,aci Revival OF 5uphu Id.
ing Ia Nuw Aork-Wnat the Yards are Dong Causes
Of the Present Aciiytyi The Old World News FRO.
grtss OF inn spanish keyonuon The Bourbon and
Oflrihst Fusion Az lrrH OWCla sCTlme- -CUufessiug
Murucr Commit ted Two Years Ago some Account
Of the lrytngtes luGlan OutTases la fexas lluntng
Tor urltlHh tulu lhe SuuNen Treasure at Hell tate
The Future Emperor and Empress OF Russiai CHAR.
ter Of snakr siOu =; john Taking ms Vaca ION ,
liins on Fashion ana Dress hut,s Ou Science uuu
INDUSTRY Many tO,uums OF dtoral Articles and AgTi.
cultural Matter; story, H. Financial Intelligence
Markets,
TuE WEEKLY SuS contains complete epitone Of the
ot the week from AL parts Of tho United States
and the nericln 90 ltnen Copies In wrappers raady
fornliing To the Old country may be had tle desk
OF our punhcatlon oh1e. Price four coats For sale
BY all news dealers la c.ty and country.
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s asa week ago. There hns teen . good shipping do
ss & G9 @ ro hRe S Sg fo Re
vance IN rb bacon. The speculation in lard has rather
fcEarirg p6rs the ccmparStlysiy smal sieck Of new
mess while o. old mess the stock Is liberal To-day
gule. Rae N was without sale OF moment though N
r Tt nte9 sai d SGTr Ss1r Dges y m sAshc heavy Do
40 GCadr S'c mar Lard duh on srot no sIfT rims nsI I,
ipu tcs prime Stntcr.rcnicfcd Western a, sGc. ~
August CSC. for scptcnhcr, md SIC for February.
95rrsd 5 nl =, bat not higher Wsgu.e Pork,
S ,'dEg, Eas ct! sAtra prime.
sgsi; extra ness. .ijs,is Prime g'I mess. = tc.,
!sg,& india mess, tilqt25, Bet iams new. y lbi'
picked, shc;, bellef, s,sGsGc.; shoulder. d1y
do sc Prime eg ei s s"" Bacon SSasFGa sHcl kfs srs
clear, s@sxc., short clear 9Aes0c smoked hams AZ
GRS There has 6ecn IN lc'vc H ienand t5r wheat.
aud prices have materially advanced. feature Of ~
october delivery mainly At tli2Gsi q for So SS' MI
under d receipt 6 at the & S inc S'a bar5ms a's ec,s
ana cio SEQ nrm Rye has further ady need. with FAIR
pressed To-day wheat closes 5asc iisher win an Sc.
2qy tcr sPns sair1 2s'S ,9;n Including
private terms 81 l2ctis fer rejected spring, 40
tniga-5 .qrqg; .i@ii5I ~ 50 1'iwa1k%ce, % 80 80.
SssEse af red wc.t'ra o sad ad ,S5 SSc No us
State at els .s doi oals 5a @ aai easicr SEp
t., a. ,' 40 "'i; D, "a ,e II,' ~ Sci at ~ H i at
Western held al Sic with bii store Corn in net
tr Gemtnd for y urt ami CHER; Ca ifltD hush,
including warm, a. f-,s5ic; Western mixed at 6.uac
fIr stpiiItr ma $50 &C. for .all do white AT tts
SC; and d.. We low 10 is.ttnc
CotroN- here nas or,u a decline in cotton during
the past wcck both oI ho spot and flr future delivery,
Nltn very unsettled feeling Receipts 40 the pgit
continue uucru, ana the crop prospects sand to
Eptl. Sul, .tucts a.c UNDERGOING rapid reduction,
aud no COZ sdta1iD decline seems to De ant rutted
present Ilg Ttcepts at the ports up to last u at
were f-1't bale. time last year 2rtf bt -
au increase uf more than tiNu ugiHs: ana set t, vs
blr SUPPLY ~ cotton shows some falling on from this
cate lust year. To-day the M rhrt for COTTON uu Ito
ct j. quiet price. flVurilg buyers uuYtafnns re.
duc sc. salts -j3 hal 80 of which -3 N,tc lrtNp0rt,
nId o. fnr con uiutt.uu. lu forward tc.v.rrs uUrs
We're -lt ia. strtuus at =. Ic docU '; sale. g~I
hf"~ Cu . 90 Us Iiltc fOr AuEus IL 90 .r for sen.
iln NlNc. Tor oct Ihti, ami e. fur Nuttmhrr
aHl December. The Liverpool Wlr,rt was qIlet mid.
d. fs upltnu-, SAD. We uuufu ont rrit:
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The interesting real estate event of the day Is
the sale ~ tine John Morrsey prop rty Union ave-
nue., IN Saratoga, 10y Jcre. johnson. The unexpected
success az Long Branch IN similar fancy lots exctes
much speculation among dealers the results to.
day Attendance at the Exchange yesterday was quite
small aud but ltle interest manifested. Transactions
were by James VI. Miller u rancls NJ scott Trfurce one
nNestorS hrck house and ot 2oH' east se Of second
avenue, N. 10 feet south Of ll6th street tliu1.
August II, Geo =. WILKES, N. : Eotirr, referae,
sold one nve-nory tenement house ana lot g8l0Slpi
ntrhslle ~ Iwclfn street 81 feet uf AYunut g.
slui Two nve.sory tenement houses and lot, yIlQ3,
The sun., 1873-08-13

DRFYFOOs--TACuUs. At the Lexington Avcnus
Temple. On sunday July 10, by the l,uy. Dr Hncp.ch
Mll.au wallace url fOl- 20 Rachel Jacobs, eldest
daughter OF Lionel Jacobs OF West Aew Brighton,
MAYO. .WtNDsOR..At the Episcopal Church. w.
acs, On Wednesday, August by the Rev. Frank lin
Rabbit, Charles w MDo 10 Eli4beth Wlads0r. both
formerly VI London. England
pltAIl-MCpONA AID In Brnoklvn. on Tuesday.
Angus 3, hN the Rev b. HtlliN. john ptatt 10 An.
H. N(p3i"d, I, q! Ht Glasgow, SEQ ia.d.
Wal. II NOON N.."lu Boston, Hu Monday, the mn
of August hy the Ev FatHcr NcQualr, James Wsi.h,
pfui' 70 Of NeN rs forutrl, uf Nnulr tI. to Kate
Noonan Of Boston. formerly OF Quebec CauadaJ
The sun., 1873-08-13
A you.v nr,a.uroom,. sad Death.

Coroner Whitehl Of Brooklyn yesterday held
inquest over the remains Of Robert Armstrong, who
over and Nf led by South Side Railroad train
last Saturday night. lie only 20 years Old and
on the list Of July, married beau f gu of 10 whose
parents r. ide o. Nurh rum street. IL was rulaN
match tne grl escaprd m the night from her rents
house. visited with nor over tNo Caiholc priests
ytuly eutr'atng them 20 perform the marriage cere
mony. III we're az last united hy tho kov Mr' dou"'
son, II tie last,rn District but N" opposition OF ne
gi rs parents dd not cease, AM they began aut 90
haYr he ceremony declared YOd, when dcAth detiecI
A
The sun., 1873-08-13

GruCEntEs- -Co0cc has hccl octive and hu0yaut,
closing ~ .ih stocks in hrst inds pn very reduced
scale llc" has been IN good demand at full prices.
Mulscs mas remained Guct. Sugar. have been In fan
demand mi rr, but Ills an that be said IN their
ia'1r. We quo'c; rcc-Jnta, p SIC. Lagu yra,
&nslc; nd hlo. iy@@JN Co. gold Rco- fangoon %kla
.r Eu T. 90 bond and .Fstc, currency. tuty pad
4 ruliIa. SfHc MultssCs- ,cO, 30 L.5c.: Guha
muscoyad1, ~ i3ct New OrcIus, Gl 'sc. sugars-Fsr
Z gn1i rcunlhg tuba Sos &c; grocery do, siftyc.i
continual, SNaaei.c refined tioiiHc. for hards,
laHWtc. for -ott white. aud gA0iusc. Tor ycllows.
To-Day 100 coffee held for "a further advance Of
g., but 10 sa were reported.an make no further
auSC Ia quOtttluns. Rice and molasser were quiet.
sugars active ana rcnned h-ncr. Quotations being
cunflrrcd 20 the advance. Sales Of rw 200 hSs
',nlrifug nj gitegc. 900 hhd. slice for Porto
Rico, anu 1'tdskc. for tuha besides 30 nhds aud 30
bKs. last evening OF private terms.
The sun., 1873-08-13

ArIivcd-TUE DAY, Aug u
steamship cry of L0uiou, Liverpool miie. and
pass.
st~ursh Charleston, Charleston. misc ami pass
Strun'hlp toum1li lllNtu il -. tu uH.s.
- uaN- Up ift" re. llfHrF1pI, il-". n1l PISS.
Stet'nsh'p Idaho Liverpool, tuts'. aul phss
STEAMSHIP Mas. ;otterunm. mGs ana Dlss.
SIttLirhip Iunisou. ~. savannah, i i-e. aud pass
p ~ l.Nt pool, London udsc. and pass.
ship N1Ciarr1, BrorICn. 1Utsn. and pass.
H4fk thuuta. Ifal.r, u ballast.
Fufs Caroline. Bremen. irlsc. aIl pass.
% rN -HEI. rrlst b. 90 ballast.
ltrN tt4-Irf, Nrpu 90. mise. aul pass.
B. .rN lA %. tdfaIu. 900 ballast.
l.rt III rII d. Dub.lu. iu ballast
HlrN Nu.tf 'r, - NAsalrc. 80 lnst.
htrt Ludwig. Clouc+-frr. in ballast.
u j. - .1un X p.-r. Iirgult uuse and
ltrN FfuG-us. l'sI, On ballast
lArS iiat 'c NJ, A1tttr Iu ballast.
llr, Harold, btrgcu Don ball II.
HI n y .IliH. tItrnuU k, o. h Nllst.
Itr- J.. trrIiH, AlfN rH. I" loo tst.
R1rs Au:t, Port said. s'rip IRON.
ltlrt Merl. London. ii |IIllu+t.
i' .rN tH| 80. ..Urf. coal.
l.r> -ttroi Hope. Ar .rulth, in bi'llrt.
~ lr. huAHftl Holder, If. .utu. N. b., l4Ilu
rtlr J. -. Nu.. 100, Calais. t4ilier.
S0hr Empire. Belfast, lusutr
no.. ! no N1ynfun, calais. iIuucr.
~'Ir. N'tr'n lu-or plaster.
Also thc usual river r1nIcolNwscy.ssN. ~ 0
s'1Lfn- -te4msMp Europe for Glasgow; norro
On. tt iur Havana, Zodiac fHr SsynHtG. WyuuuAu
fer larhm1ndi brig tclr 100 pi' fIr QprcIs'Owu.
The sun., 1873-08-13
BANKING AND FINANcI4L

BASKiSG HOUSE ~ IENRY CI gws & COL
H Wall street, NeW York I
Deposit accounts Of Mercantile nrms ami individuals
received all facilities and accommo IatJus granted
usual with city Banks in adIt.on thereto interest
allowed on Al daily balances.
Hllls OF Exchange drawn on England, ireland. Scot
land and the Continent; Travellers and Mercantile
Credits issu, available througGou. the world.
The sun., 1873-08-13

NEW York, TUESDAY, Aug. I2-There wero
No transact pas IN ct cattle for lack OF fcrIugs.
dressed bref was selling fa.ry ut the wide range OF
atMlulc. . -.
tlve cars. or i,ofi sheep and lambs were received.
LAMBS we're lu ltUaud a. 6ifr9C. bat sheep wero
slow, and ruled ioWrr. 81 sing 1t A(ti,. er.
Nineteen cars, 2jb hogs arrived for slaughtercrs
none iur commission -alrsIlcu. Live hogs uOmi-
na'ly quoted At 5atntsc. n. Dress. d were in DC
uand 81 ii...1 g.. q n.
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Tho Health Board at Work in Earnest.

The Board Of Health had twenty prisoners ar
ragucd Specal Sessions yesterday tor fat rendering
ana other nuisanCes tending TO provoke pcstilsucc
counsel for the prisoners procured adjournment unit
sSluI uAf, pleading absence OF IMPORTANT witnesses.
The sun., 1873-08-13
The B,rIIn-n,own Bout Race.

HALIFAX, Aug. R.-lhe articles of agreement
proposed by BIgn for a race with George Brown on
bedford Basin tor 81 90 been received TIE eth Of
August Is down Tor the race. Brown has agreed a.
the proposal aud much interest 10 belaS ta$sn II Ihe
forthcoming eYeAt.
The sun., 1873-08-13

WeeklYand monthly payments for furniture
and carpets AZ II. " '"-""-tb-dt Goa lJ5 Chat.
hatA street.-Adp
The sun., 1873-08-13
MfRINE TNTELLTGENCE.

MINIATURE ALM,NAC-rus DAY.
ruL rl-fs - sun ~riS.s... Ul Mu1A rises. .iIJI
Ufet WATER riIfr DAY.
Sandy Hook. sl Gov. Island .lc Hell Gate. ii.21
The sun., 1873-08-13

TO StaTc bonUs thete was only mOderate trado
Lousiaht o. rVee, sold Ia the morning az ~ and later
al 51@. NCW urk state -, bounty luau registered
wr loiA AZ The nrst board but subsequently advanced
20 ~ There were no transactions CITY bank shares
Railroad bonds wrrc dur, but N" trlrsacons
were ~ follows NcW urk eutrAl 6s, 1888, trie ist
mtg, lih Long n0CG bonds. 81 L. Paine ~ lie ID
A'h ncs 20, tc.t. PicInc gul bdsi 100. .el,n . ;
la'uu lAtlnc lls. MCol4. a. tili. tuIun factuc
iroad, ist mtg. SA. TU aud Nab.sh Isis II. Louis
iNsol l,F's Gr'at western els, SIS col. q. aud Ili
central lsis a. COL, g ard lui. teutrl s.. ~ MI
ana - Pldi Iowa div, 81 ONO and Miss s. Il ~ (;
hul. ei-r a. and NJ. lsts SIS Juiol ~. de ,s. nd
dividend buAas, 90.
rhe Lisl 81, lowest. aud 2. VI. closing price. Of
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S4FiGE UGRF4RE.


Wt-ulNGroN, Aug. l2.-rhe following
telegram was received hy cen. sherman TIL
ming:
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fUHTI NHItHUur ThIs UNY,
SUPREME COURT, CHAMBERS. Nos. 0, 90, ID,
lSo. l6d. lhl, 1873, l9l y
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W fRRIFD.

Ayers Cherry PcctornI
, Coughs Bronchitis, AMI Con.1mnti1n.
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Better ihnn Cold a remedy Ike peshler's Pills
IN fever srd suc times. lh.y alSays cure.
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,s Dr. 'i That % was the d lty ~ the Chief Of
yi,.,,' Hi commission to exercise so wise "A
f.. i-'''"' e u The appointment Of each and ali of
t..r.,' ,,'Nl'' ana especially Of his first aud
OF ti ''' dos siant, and 50 eIacta supervision
pr.f.', . ~ ueht Il Tho Commission a. 70
Of r,r't ''vIh ihe smallest taIut or suspicion
Ve,. 'l'h' ana enable IL to accomplish at
Iei, .. a. ,'"- hahir success aud Ltly To repre-
IIe., -iI.y ana Luuorofthe Government.
49,. 'In 'HmuissI without entering nt
Inn t, ,i. Har-'a Of cumphtity made against
Van n M M"l'r' are compelled T. regard Gen.
Conn. =" '7, -'"nsihie, as the chief of the
u.r.t u" Tor thr abuses Il authority com
iroI,,., n.a confidential assistant, and, AZ IT
luIne,' go pl G'u"puon, they ind the man
Gen ,'L"lly ui the Commission, which
~. hHIch appears 10 hive i"ft to hs
IuJ. ''a' - nave been marked by "A lack OF
rst.n ., 9l" ~" i"r' i-ht, an absence Of effective
D. Instr, '' ~ der' ana loosene - ia contracts,
h.ure a. I'n'' and in accounts calculated TO
RLI.b i'e ~. Il any iriyute business, and
VI To- G.n' SI'H' Lalunal trust Ike that intrust-
;srr..I, a. an iiuren. was 10 the last decree
da'frn. a'r ~ S,i lnt"lerabl as md, attn. in
the Ir.,,.'' Inc Inc 'lac'}. or both combined.
AluD, ~".t/hS lpN"r executive ability and
"'- oi 'ne temporary commission