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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-22

There are many ways OF shaking
hands, and most Of them are djsagraeablc
ones. There IS the fshy way, the snub-
hing way, and the pumping way, and,
the worst of al, which IS the hearty
way. When a friend is 50 glad 70 see
you that he crlshes your hand il his
JOY, and renders YOU incapable Of man
ual labor for eleven years, il is near.v
time that friendship should become 4 lost
sentiment. This IS what happened to a
poor lellow in Hampshire. whose
sad case should serve as a warning to the
American peopie-the most inveterate
and unreasonable hand-shakers III the
world
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-22

FUNNY AcCIDESr-Saturday evening.
a gentleman in the employ Of the Central
Pacific Railroad Company drove out to a
place about fifteen miles from the city,
where his family are stopping, and soon
afterwards started on hi, return to town.
Before starting he lighted his neer-
schaum and INDUCED in long and pleas
ant smoke as lie drove along. This over,
he placed the pipe in the outer breast
pocket of his coat and paid no more at
tention to it. BY and bye peculiar
smell greeted his oifactories-a smell of
burning WOODEN cloth--and as it increased
he began to look about to see if his gar
ments were on fire, and at the first move
ment he found that the whole pocket
had burned out of his coat, and the fire
was spreading rapidly. He grabbed at
the burning material hastily, but was 50
nervous about it that he frightened the
horse, and the animal ran. To make
matters worse, the lines were not buckled
together, and one slipped out of his grasp
while he was endeavoring to smother the
fire with his other hand. Still worse,
the increased speed increased the breeze
which famed the fire, and portions of it
dropped down upon his pants, burning
through them and causing him to bounce
up and down on the seat, rs though he
were trying to settle an unusually hearty
meal And there lie was-AoTse running
away, line dragging, and fire rapidly
making the crlticle Of his leg rival the
hue of the red flannel underclothing
All things must have an end, however.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-22
CENTRAL PACIFIC r. R.
SA sS.s 8 - ]. 9 slIs,xiti Isx ti...:.;.s::I:- ~

nN AND AFTER SUNDAY. MAY 4,
~ 1873, Trains will leave Reno daily as fol
oWS:
1.I5 (laidnightl Through Passenger Train
for Wadsworth, Winxemucca, Carlin. Toano,
Ogden and East.
9.15 a. NJ Through Freight for Ogden and
East
$50 (mdnightl Through Passenger Train for
Sacramento, Marysville. Redding for Portland,
o.. Stockton Merced flor Yosemitet. Upton
flor Los AngeIes}, San Jose and San Francisco.
$50 (P. NJ Through Freight for Sacramento
and San Francisco.
A. n. TOWNE, 2. H. GOODMAN,
Genl. Supt. q. P. and TX. Agt.
myitf
The sun., 1873-08-26
4 s65. .oON Fire In Roonlor.

On sunday niSht fire broke out in the Boon
ton Iron WORKS, which, before put out caused
loss u tCINO. The works, the most extensive In
the state, consist Of large rolling mill blast fur.
mace aud nail factory, with mi, cooper shop and
four large budings used for seasoning stsyos. Tue
company make their Oan kegs Tur great nail furnace
aud the nail mills were saved, but the mils, cooper
shops and the dDiGF houses were destroyed with a
la 10 amount ol u lcliutrN md material among which
were 100 krgs Of u.u- Ihc saw mills the greatest
loss as tuct contained valuable mach merry for cutting
out the heads and II yrs Uf the kegs amt there WAS
quantity OF seasoned chestnut tmher IN the drying
she pre-, arcd fuF ure which viii require long Tin
place This rart ~ the works was running hut II
MlIuuN closed Tor rnur m nthr, The nail tacturlu
have .,cn closed suce Juy l. Tue Are sas the of
AN
The sun., 1873-08-26

Renl Estate Market.

The only transaction at the Exchange sales
room yesterday. by James " Miller q. \. Fuller,
r-ferre Pour lots iNoo5 feet, south side Of Forty
third street. los feet east Of Third avenue. b, three
story brick house and lot 201oJ north side Of Forty.
second street. SO feet east u Third avenue, anon
The building record from the books OF w W, Adams.
superintendent of the Department Of Buildings, for the
week ending August % including plans submitted for
new buildings TO August o. exhibits plans for new
building. comprising one nrsteass dwelling one store
seventeen tenement or French apartment hous o. one
stane. nrc shops and factories. ami one theatre by
james fuuc south side Of Twenty second street
Hr ,fdway, costing - on To August =. plans for
buildiu - a. Number ~ huid nss eintruced 10.
unns Tor alteration. n number Of buldlgs %: com
plaitts. violation ~ law rcpored. removed, 10
aafc buildings report a. Is made safe, jfbul dius
reported for fire are provided.
special applications for frimo huiil.s. % no el sur.
Ntysi cases sent 20 attorney for prose uuu, = iron
beams an1 girders tested, =; notices Tor nrr escape
4. lA special on buildings other than
hots-, lbSi hre escapes euCumbercd 81 unsafe build
iugs, ~
Exchange.
The sun., 1873-08-26

The Name. of the PrincipaI roser.-A wo.
,,nn Hurn,d io D..,b.
BELFAST, Me, Aug. En- the present
confusion of affairs, the losses by the ire and
t..- tc.t,.t. -, -,
assurances cannot DC d'hhlley as'vHhheu'
The >addc7t incident ot the hre w'S the DEATH
& Miss kcbccca Preuitss. wcli-kuown and
u.u,l-r.-us,t,d lady. ay,d NJ who rorlshad I'm
So ~ ~
mo IT 'hih-H ava h'u-'' Where She fesld"d'
she was either bewudered by tho smoke or fell
.,,.r, ,.,,. ,,,.r,,, 49,. c,,,,-istr,, h.-
remains, were found this morning Tho Froth-
Inchanl House was she oldest two-5tory frame
h.rt.,.t.r. II yr,s i,,,ilt ,.,,,t , c,r,,r,. s,,
~, .i,,r i,'t ,'..r, :, ,.,,,, a y. ,.,,
-. ~ - 90 ~ @ ,,' 49,, ,.-. a. ~ t,,ll nI' @ Vi'
I, .,,,,t - i., ' f..,,, ,,y,,,,,
'. ,,i, ' a., - -, IL
,i,lei. - Hat n,,cr sent large srpy II pro-
VISION. f,r tbS -iiaerers '''
Ann. H.. hc,,iest iossrs hv ,I,c r-o IRA a. q
f,iinwin-, ."' 10000 - ~ '''' ''''
In Er-nt street-D Uarndor stora bouses
los sii5mr iIs'r,,n,,' Sim. IL s'SIe,. mild
mo. rn1le...s nnd a,,,,,r loss Az nnn Insurance
xis III. p,,'I.rS Gsrh,,r 80 inss spWo
nninsur.d. u ". Fredelirk N CO Iors SO uf fully
n,e .t..Ii .i. an \ u Inn I'M I", ,,7s $500 1SGr nH
instrenre. Mathews A o. slsh ana blind
makers, loss Slj,tr, insurance S7-O; the Bel
Is Ions .0ss S'v" @ s1 ahfe m siovv
~ :" ", AZ u, r''s' s,9,' & st.
lnsurance 5000; Dwyer y Son marine railway,
loss slovui uninsurei house OF l. j i; fArroTii
-. a. =, N ,,s ,rrr,S,.,,' 49,, W W ~
o. . 80 !" ,trnn.e l 80; " I-o,- ,..
w 'r'r' 'Ie"t-ii"uHe' 81 y W. N'er' loss
S55'V.r uhlns'HeH 20 !o .uu9I uI u, H'V'It' ~"
S'N' h7uiNn.' sif,'' nous" 81 - !. N1lryI'
I"tin,i.l. /, ,.,e'hodi't 'HurNH' loss s''oO' IN
~ an Sl'-ul, ,,., -. , -. ~,
va ii'Eh M Ms5Isc, -hluHe % N',' phil ol "h',cs 81,
more; loss S5Tsl uninsured; house and barn OF
hIs' NaIN ~ Ha'I io5, $1p', IN lIhhrc sass,i,'
iouse anu ntuh ~ lh"maI Cat'eF, in'S s-,'p''
insurance Sl,sH, mousse anu hsth - eh'uli
\ Iatt, iI>S s;S'.' lnsuramrG Si,N", house ana ana
ldil OF ~ y, N'rtet i9sS ts;'N' n',Ian's ~ -,
nous" ani ~ paIIi "i Ml-s hllen :, ,nllRnhi,' ~
- - S9T', ne i..'r ,lce mus 6 anu hun @ OF ~ ~
l'NstIs l-- 2 tNFs Insurance. stshNt ubL-c anu
The sun., 1873-08-26
Vienna Premium. and Sewing Machines.

We copy the following from the NcD
Fork H,ruid of Aug. L.:
rue REGION OF the SEWING MACHINES.
II Dante had been gifted with the spirit of
prophecy he would have set apart a region In
his inferno to illustrate the rivalries and emo
tions Of the sewing machine manufacturers Of
the United states. The conflicts, the misunder-
standings, the ambitions, tho ycarnings for
apprubation and notorety. the odd. incessant
efforts to win medals of progress and renown
and merit and houor, which inspire the gentle
men who manage this industry, have given con-
stant motion and life To the American depart
ment. 80 when his Majesty came into the
sewing machine department every effort was
made 10y oar Commissioners to introduce him
to each special machine and explain It's peculiar
qualities. Let me give you a list of the machines
In the catalogue. 50 you may know what his
Majesty WAS asked to do. First. the Howe
Machine Company, New York; then the Singer
Manufacturing Company, New York the Whit
ncy Sewing Machine, Paterson, y. J.; the Wheel
er * wilson Sewing Machine Company, New
York the Wilson sewing Machine Company,
Cleveland. Ohio; the Wilcox S Gibbs Sewing
Machine Manufacturing Company, New York; /;
Ezra Morrill, y Co, Derby Liue, Vt; George v.
Bacon Co., London, England; the Weed sew
iu- Machine Company, Hartford, with the pat
ent effective stop motion OF Fairchild's attach
meut; the Secor sewing Machine Company,
New York the Maskay Sole and Shoe Machine.
Cambridge; the Universal Feed Sewing Machine
Company. Every exhibitor expected a special
visit from the Emperor, and his Majesty, with
patience and courtesy that should be commend
ed, cndeayored to visit them all.
After waiting q few minutes TO comprehend
the explanations made to him Of the advance D {
the industry 20 largely represented In America.
tho Emperor continued hs tour OF the other
departments, especially inquiring of his attend
ants what different principles were presented by
each separate machine, In what respect one ma
chine differed from the other-all ot which was
explained " him, especially the new principle Of
the patent stop or the application invented bv
Mr.. Fairchild, and now owned by the Weed Ma
chine COMPANY, by which the action OF the
needle Is arrested BY the pressure VI spring,
without stopping the motion of the wheel.
In the New York Herald of August ~ we nnd
awards were made as follows:
To the wilson sewing machines Of Cleveland.
Elias Howe sewing Machine Company, for sew
ing and stitching,
Wilcox n Gibbs Scwin. Machine Company Of
New York 0or best single thread sowing ma
chinel
The Weed Sewing Machine Company for best
stop motion applied 10 sewing machine
treadlesl.
Tho wilson Sewing Machine Company being
tho only exhibitor that received a grand prize
medal for the best sewing machine, and medals
of honorable.
Common prudenoe requires examination ot
the t1astc Truss r5 brotdNaN, which Vrc-scs gent
yured.-AIe
Weekly aud monthly paymcnts for furniture
and carpets at "A. N. Cowpcrthwait Co.'S i55 Cbst.
The sun., 1873-08-26
4 CRASH ON 1IrE soUrH SIDE RoAD.
The Almost Miraculous Escape Of Pive Hum
drcd Passengers Train Thrown over
nn EmhanlSmrnt near Freehold station.

nn EmhnnlSmrnt near freehold station.
Al about half past : o'clock yesterday
morning. when the westward bound express
train on the South side Railroad ~ Long Island
was racing along at tho rate Of forty miles an
hour between Nerrick and Freehold stations.
about twenty-five miles from New York. the
NTH of the seven cars composing the train
struck broken rail and went with q crash over
the cuhaukWcut into the heavy uudergrowth
ON the southern side ~ the road, dragging with
IL the two rear car. Fortunately the shock
broke the coupling between tire fourth ana Nith
rar-, allowing the forward plrt ot the train To
hold its place on the track. Ilt three rear cars
were wnirlcd down the cuhalkWcut 4 distance
~ ton feet or more, and rucd over ou their
sides, the thick uuItrgruvth preventing them
from turning completely upside down, and
crushing To- death tie thrce-scorc passengers
occupying the two splendid cot. hes ami the
old smoking car the latter the arst used ON the
line.
Marvellous as Il NAV seem NJ lives we're lost
gers were at all seriously injured, ana even
their wounds are of - nature hv No means seri-
Gus. There were about t.U persons On the train.
watering places OF the south sid = Long
Island In anticipation u continued siege of
cold weather. nearly ~ had taken the train
at ll9bylon. and anon these were many women
ana children. As the weak aud helpless had
taken the forward cars. leaving the smoking
ear and the two rear passenger cars for the men,
there were cQppWatiyey few women and
children among the victims 4 the disaster. Tie
sufferers were hfteen in number, nearly all of
Whom were brought TO grief 10y the cutting and
sCr. tch.ns OF broken glass. MIR. Isaac Darrow
shoulder Mr. Frero NJ RAbyiln, and Mr. Benz
Der, II Benedict Co. u New York, were
car In its descent Mr. John ln- lie and HE son
Of Grceupuiht were cut with broken window
EIts~, aud thrre CuiItrcn. names not known,
met with slmilM injuries only two ladies'
were hurt. one mad her arm badly wrenched,
the other was injured about the head and 'reAst,
A. soon as the shock w1s felt IN tie forward
The sun., 1873-08-26
or four days tho place Is In tuli blast again. and
on twlcc as secure footing as before. have

four days tho place Is In full blast again, and
on twice as secure footing as before. have
heard
A GREAT DEAL OF CANT
about young men gambling and-spending their
employers money, but If these young men are
naturally vicious we cannot reform them bN
closing the gambling houses merely; II every
house IN the city were closed they might spend
~ much ui their employers money in buying
shaWl- and l1ccs fCt their swcCthcarts at Stew
arts ~ they ever did In the gambling houses.
aud don't Know that We have any power to
close stewart 's. There are some houses, I'M
duubtCdIv, To which no mercy should he shown;
these are the places where the business carried on
within b. mad" patent 20 the passtrs by but when
We have to enter a house to know what is heinz
done within. think We are scarcely Jus fled In
meddling with ". N n house Of iil fame were
established next door to me, OF course | should
consider II a great annoyance, hut only because
my house might occasionally he mistaken for
the the other, and lead To dsagrceabe explana-
tluns, but apart from this Nuisance | don't
think | shOull have any reason to complain.
Inc fact Is. this naudhn cry against policy
shops, gambling dcus, and houses OF ill fame L.
siuiy idiutir; such places must exist, wi 1tevcr
we may do to prevent them; they are necessary
evils, and instead ~ wagiug a useless war
against them. 1t Is far better for us to Con1ue
our CNertluus to keeping them within such
hound. IA to hinder them, as far "a possible
from offending T. Ihiic ucccncv bS haunting their
iniluity and corruption in the faces u the pass
BY
The sun., 1873-08-26

MONDAY, Aug. 2j-P. M.-There was not
much m the surface Of Wall street speculation
which would interest OF attract in any degree
the casual observer, nor would the ordinary
street operator have considered to-days move
mcnts rs specially deserving of more than the
usual comment Incident TO duh season, or
when almost the entire capital Of tue stock
manipulate WAS presumed To be on a
iunketing tour with its owners. But nev-
ortheless this has been a genuine field day
in Pacific Mail, and the measure 10y the
contestants II each other has been of no COM
mon importance. 1t Is we'll known that the
combination operating for rise ia gold have
sold largely short some Of the principal specu-
intivc stocks, such as Pacific NAL, Western
Union, Lake Shore, and Il few Others, ana that
the actually objective point Of the gold specu-
ltiuu has for some time been centred in the
stock Exchange, where the great pToht, II any,
might he realized, The time for o culninatlun
II schemes which have invited the thoughtful
consideration OF some OF the ablest minds IN
the street is not far distant, and we would not
he surprised If even tue present week should
fully develop these plans, and establish the
power uf the opposing elements in this remark
able campaign. Parihc Mail was not moved up
ton ~ by the continued active covering by the
shorts, and the bears a. one time very impru-
IDENTITY run up the market upon themselves.
Subsequently the price fell on, but closed at
~. Western Union was severely ham
mercd throughout The day, but il gath
cred strength from Pacific Mail and rose
| n cont. t. El9, though later rclcting
in the luul trade, when the entire market was
raded, with the assistance Of : 4 cent, gold
money market alluded to below Lake Shore,
Uni N Pacific and New York Central were next
ia point OF interest, and ohius, ls also Rock Is
land, fur time commanded some little atten-
tiun. The total number of shares dealt In WA
Western Union, $500; Lake Shore, 8,2i5; Union
Pacific. 4,7uD; n. Y Central, 1850; Ohios, 2lU0 (;
Rock Island $,coo; Atlantic and Pacific rre,
ferred, L0D; Erie, go; Wabash, 500; Panama,
100; ST. Paul common, 500; the preferred, lti (;
Harlem, iOl; Northwestern common, l73; the
preferred - C.. {. and G., 1900 and Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, iOO.
Gold was dull, and quite neglected hy both
the bulls and the bears. There was no business
[ worthy ~ notice. aud no feature which could
The sun., 1873-08-26

NEW YORK, Moudav, Aug. -. - Receipts Of
bctvcs ycstr taN Rnd to-day ~ cars BlU head
masking tf for the wees, against ltbs Ist and
sit tor the corresponding week last year, There was
wide range Of quality, vita very moderate Outr
~ prime steers. The market was dun aud comm on
natives ami poor 1sXans forced on ~ loN ngurcs
hut tne demand for tat cattle vac air Hut bruD tlui
for sOue days previous md qutYy con-liDred prcts
Poorest 10 best lrAaLs "trr sold at sNlL'.c. \.
and poorest - best native steer at ~4bc, NJ, win
tllr ~ good gcntrah sold At u tllsc,
Receipts ut sheep Uud lambs were q cars, or tAl
head, making - itl Week against 80 tib liut
week ana S,r9 tor the corresponding wees last year
Sheep ABOUT ptUAN at ttbr. n. but lambs were
Sc y q.
calves were I'm fair 1cWind At 1tqtc p =. f0r m u
fed, and At . Jtfs "a head tor Receipt
Tor the week were g,iA, against 2,l6s last week,
Arrivals uf hogs Yesterday and to-day iiO cars
y $50 head. Nothing doing IN 1--we hogs, but uom
uaiy quoted AZ b,.4lsc. Dressed hogs were ea- err
aud closed Ut 6k9i4c. y 70,
The sun., 1873-08-26
DLsPERAD0,s oAREER.
The Bur.Iars thai Oniccr Mckenzie found Ia
TwenD-sccoud street.


On Sunday morning, July 20, Officer Nc
Keu1le OF the Twenty-second street police sta
tion beard cries OF murder, aud was told 10y a
young man that three roughs were robblhE Mr.
Emerdges cigar store in Twenty-second street.
Entering the place the officer was attacked by
the Lurslprs one of whom struck him behind
the car, another fred upon him and Will" down
kicked him So badly in the stomach that he
yImited blood.
A the station Cant r, nan, serrts.N es,ermhn
and Watts recognized the Ollrers asStllAhl a.
Geo. Riley ALA the Rat, who In ep'emher' i,bJ'
Killed George Smith in a liquor store on pec.
3, lSN, he W.s arrested for burglary ana ailrmi'
TO LIil m Isl, hrnttcmItcd to shoot an on 'tr
IN ISIS he stabbed Ofhcer fully; IN la'o ne nrNi
at Omcet Philips and on the sunday previous
t. his latest arrest he drew revolver upon an
oficer who was trying 10 arrest him lor dls"rdei,
ly conduct. lie was committed by Juuke o'ot'
for trial at the General Sos-iuu5, hut 10y spluy
extraordinary proceeding ia the absence OF lilt
District Attorney, the papers ~ mo dss navy
been taken from nat court wi houl the bhO"l-
edge - the officers, and the case has been sci
down on the calendar for tha special Sessions
" nen the prisoner, by some legal quibbles, eA
poets TO get OF with a HIGHT sentence,
The sun., 1873-08-26
The wrecl, in Yves, Eleventh street.

Capt. Washhurne hayns completed thorough
ftiug and examination of the ruius Of the fallen house
at 81 West Eleventh street. and discharged his labor.
SUNDAY evening, the place yesterday was desert
ed. The louuFers found but little interest In II when
no more bloody, ma ngled human bodies were TO be
drasn from the heaps Of crushel bricks and powder.
ed plaster BY order ut Coroner Herman the Jul ding
s remain m its present condition until after the IN
quest the lst proN., Ia order That builders may
anime the broken walls, and TESTIFY T. the manner
OF cOnstruGtiOn. Yesterday some hui VeTs visit ed
the place and went through the cellar and the
frame work that yet ktaLdLng.
The sun., 1873-08-26

MoNptY Aug. .e5..FLorR AND Meal Flour
~ wses fa. sSar &s .o%rsa 'Sr05 5tut q ,' W % %ags"a STA
So;{,v GbI, ,ts5S AZ salerane state. AMI WssiSra
snr Ma, s,tr, ~ Ia "a , "ss'tph ,itI
sials5J; do winter wheat cxtrss ald double extras
ANA S r orsad s&dpps esst s5aas eHl S 'iG aaG
,;n oIna' Rys sou e I, ssiepPnGgS fysr.
Western &e.taa 6i3-0 Braudy ne, &C., $50 stSa0.
. ,e sod RICE tafy aetye. .15 III AZ easier prc
s~gs - bag a. sA 'Se i.T .as, & lnda ana So'Gs 2 a.
ne.s ou! Psrcuisrs DID nI5 ,r'9.nire sgtsg' mere
common prime rcnning, anu ass bxs., part lie.
PEo1i.ISss va; i,ir'y activc, but At some ae
clncj saes $50 bbls atsls t5r new mess for August
ala @ tssS Sr fcf nea % AZ 81 & SiIas Si ~
sSrs prime, and si5 5t.i75 tor westcru praie ness.
cir.r, aad sc .haTt eief Cut q.s4t Stte iu fsf
TO- dry sated at i2c.' smoked DO at iSttiSyc fresh
snoulier. At Pc; smoke Do at y c. pc Sied do AZ
!c L1a easier ana m9rS Si'ye sale; So So ". =,
ern -trsi A. Cor Western -ummrr % arrive, slec.
for prime ,MestcTn tor septcmeer an, : II itc for
gt ef Ind cbese oui@ and I 3u'''u ''f'c
GEIS-N 6t..i aai ON spot, but iumrcs active sales
T. Is Tor Iowa -prlas, N5lf,r Nos Mlwaakee IN store.
n .ot nRl q 4, s[ nmse, and Ne9iiS & r;
1.tc. iur ~ and kllndrltd mhed $50 ~. Tor san
arm; sale, .S,Ooi6ush. At ~ Sc lor naked, il,l
tHiur lftch lots tl uhAt o. as ioT Ent AJAX a, aIu
ttftA for vht'. kNe-Sars a,l1 bush. state at PIC,
Western Oh red at Nc. in store, Barley nominal.
tufTnE-1 1hc mAgket fnT cotton on the sp n quot
Qu Ga. .uu. uuChll-td Niddlins uphnds art l'W Mid.
d4ug do l9c. sales luis bales, Of which AU Tor *
port Gj FOR cugsu pt.uu, aud ~ for speculation ior.
wrd dc grtcs active tor the early months with some
advance, hut the later mon he dull; l,~ 1900 bales,
closing At 1 ljIuy ful August, Is g. Tor scpttn er,
Z g ~ October ''l6e' for No'emOeI and 1'sc ior
4l,Vtiuucr
otNpdks-Petrllrum quiet refined lu Alle. held at
t HliC crude In bule, HSc, strained rostu lutf Al
f"lG sdrt= urpent ue nrm'r snd sold a. IS . ~.
I "Hi OIL quot casks aba Flt. ll sFrrl-.
How sold AZ $40 tor prime city. Nhl-NcY nrurr,
and Did at 81 ~ fJp Frri-nt- Qurt gram ~ Liver.
pool hN steam. uon.nslN t3. titd.. o. Glasgow, by
-tgtm gram AT va, ami hour at Sc 90 petroleum 10
The sun., 1873-08-26

WASHINGTON, Aug, ga new comet has
bo,n di.eoser cred at fars hy NJ Henry Ascension
" minutes. The comet Is bright. and It's motion Ia to-
NaIu the cast
The sun., 1873-08-26

BASKs-TASEs.-At Randolph. n. Y, on Thursday,
August a. by the Rev. Sylvester Cuwles. D. d. William
N. Banks OF New York cIty to Miss Emma X. James.
No cards.
tULLER-wOOD.-On Friday, August IS, at the resi-.
dchco Of the brides parents, " the Rev Dr; HOLT
York, NY, No cards.
KEkNAN- PALLAS.-on Monday, August is. At st..
JOssphs Church by tho II v Father McNamara, Fex
u. h.tnan 20 Annl VI. Pallas, h1th Of Brooklyn. -
.SiAkkS-ASHTON.- Wednesday, August %, Ivy
tue Rev David Jut'en, In New York city, Peter u.
Sparks TO Sara A. Ashton, all Of this city.
The sun., 1873-08-26

NTFTNF7F FF0F
Steamship Republic Liverpool, Wls". and pas
steamship Maguput, savannah, nIds,, ana pass.
steamship lHltp. usa, Washington.
ship l.uEvlr, Calcutta, musr,
Smp ny ut Calcutta. Calcutta, mdhc.
-'Hp cleopatra, Calcutta, Wttr.
BARK Goldrn Fleece, karhriocs -ugar ana m0IssCs.
Birk John Nurrtcr, Zanzibar, udt'
B,IA Piuddes, MalauLl-, tu. A..
Brig Anna y. TaIl. I, Port Calcdu-l, al
Srnr r. VI. Brookiugs, Port Carlulla, coal
Also the usual river and CuastNlsr Ne~s J..
The sun., 1873-08-26
GusuIrss qottrs.

Rn-.ipu Nupnr Baths, s5 Eat fth a.. near
Grand central N HHtal have recently neen enlarged, re
Ettsd. and CtCora 80 throughout, cOmhirr All the
quiremrnis oi perfection and luxury lul- the only
csttHl,hmrut lu hc UultrG states haN Z Two largr
haths, NlreUy giving bHers such ten 'irn us n eY
may desire For cold, rheumatism, 49, C., thGY ale
unsquailed. open daily.
The sun., 1873-08-26
MIRINE INTELLIG ENCE.

hINIArUrE ALNASAC-rlus DNY.
sun rises, :. VI seis,,., q Moon ssts,,. IS
hltH MAIfk-THIS pAN.
sandy HOOK, - GoN. Island 10 30 llv Gate II s.