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The New York herald., 1873-10-10

Southern, No. no %
Southern Southern snperhne. e..'......,.......... % "
som,hhern' u,he' ,s extra S S1
corn corn meal meal western. ...'.'......... ...." ~ ~
Corn meaI, Brasdywine .......
Pannheons. 10
Wheat was only in moderate request and from lc &C.
owe The sales were about $4,000 bushels al 81 81 for
81 As No Milwaukee Spring, spot: ST IS NO
e Winter Sshsa Il sa sad vsiy s
Sae peni IN store We also note sales Of % 600 q 5
bushels Of do for do private terms. Corn dun
PS hssS s.f oE Mixed rs
mixed Western 6Sc 6ic Tor steamer 60c for nnsounds
S's
@ r R a G @ wh ad s ir OF
Of Wess na 81 bushels OF Sanas Hss on
atSi 50. Rye was quiet and nominally unchanged in
FRElenrs Business in berth freights has been only
moderate to-day with rates ruling steady In the char
those to the
h ns hs "
lsd; 500 boxes cheese, and 100 boxes bacon, 400
s4ss; s '' bales @
ct and Sy sal SO O Tos at IS Is % S Leeds
e. S'fi fhe @ s@erace .3n game
Gs os Cork ars 0 sran orders a. Ssh The una ss
ssH sS Ss.s
not east OF the west coast Of italy SSs Of
on or an Anessn ga & sg ns sss to direct "
hned petroleum, on private terms; British bark Sou
Psas as% 70
r%I; ssi
We quote New erop-Cuba, centrifugal and mixed 2Oc
& s. 'sss a. g Sc se;aqS SsEte snRs RsS
round lots The sales up Dds a. ss k0.n was
a r d lo Sad ss qoa 9. e IS
a}sy i injured whoss Fading rsPssed
a''fa Fitch s v
dp eDis q for all descriptions
with prices nominaly steady, as ioows:-R -Rcfned, l7c
s sary SssysrSS sa
hs monh AND
Cent Centre $ i l7 siso ritusvs 81 10 81 ' Par
aSS bps is
"a e % Is 3 lS sssS az s 9
rather seass die, Soss a from & c
sss
sAdy sl a ssansIa s .o Western ss
sye as only % epe @ lbs peses Bellies
e9sss s a * p.sS @ ssonssTsy hssry s s II aSs S
smoked shoulders private terms. Bacon was quiet
We note sales Of 50 boxes short and long clear Decem
ber and January private erms 70 boxes long
a SEC ana soO short RIBS loose at SIC Lard was weak.
The sales the spot 400 tefces kettle rendered
private terms 0tierces old at SIC. and for future
livery. l5 erces October at 7l6c and 500 terces De-
cember at 7-l6c. Butter and cheese without
ticeable change.
RrcE.-Busness in a distributing way was moderate,
but otherwise the market quiet and prices steady
The sales aggregate 30 tlerces OF Carolina at Sac 9c,
80 bags OF Pana at 75c TIC, and a bags Of Rangoon
at 61ac. CSC
SUGAR.-Ihe arket tor continued quiet but
prices steady the basis 7ssc. TIC.
10 good refining We have only to note sale OF 400 hhds.
of good fair refining at 81 81 per cwt Refined quiet
and prices not essentially changed from those last
quoted Messrs. Wait Creighton Morrison report the
stock sales and receipts as iollows;-
hhds Boxes. Bags Me,ado.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LospoS MosEI MAnxsr.-LosDos, Oct, s-l2 30 p M.
At Il l5 O'clock the Bank OF England directors posted
their card announcing that the expected cnange In the
at the stock Exchange on government securities Is "a
per cent United States bonds new fves 90 Erie Raif
way shares, 424. 80 r. M.-Erie Railway shares. ~.
$50 ?. Erie hallway shares ~ Paris despatches
quote renes at SIT 95c $3.50 r. M-The bullion in the
Bank OF England has decreased f67 600 during the past
week me AMOUNT o. bullion gone into the bank on bal
M.-Erie Railway shares A's p. M.-United States
, FnAsxyoaT BoussE.-FRAxK.oRI Oct; $3.50 T; M
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKEr.-LiyERPooL, Oct 9-l2;3 p
M-The market Is buoyant; middling uplands, 96d, q
including 1000 Tor specnation and export Cotton to
lands on the basis of low mddlings deliverable Dece-
ber at 96d. Provisons-Cheese 6ts per cwt for the
best grades Of American fine 2:3O r. M-Sales OF up.
lands the basis good ordinary shipped November
and December at Is l6d do. do deliverable Decem-
Der and January at sales Of Orleans on the basis
r. MThe following are official quota tons Mid.
ding uplands 9Sd mddling Orleans 95Sd Ot the sales
to-day $500 bales were American Produce-Spirits pc.
trolenm l3d per gallon.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr-LoND0N, Oct. 9.-Tallow,
as q AIS 81. per cwt
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Oct g. 1873
Texas ordinary Ike Net receipts S17 bales Exports
coastwise, Is. Sales rs stock il,s7s.
Ngw ORLEANS, Oct 3 1873
Cotton-Ofrerings light; demand strong; middlIpgs
l8ssc a is5ic; low middings i7Nc isc; strict good
sta.nasy s Sales sse So soek sss rsseDs sou 0ae' gross
''0''' '~'s'' ''''0' '''''D- MosrLx oct o 1873
Cotton unchanged middlings l7zc Net receipts, 40
Cotton quiet and nrm; middllngs, ilc, Net receipts
Ia78l
Cotton ouiet: middlinss lsase. a Hc. Net receipts
1,ls3 bales ;sales, 300; stock, i,G2s.
wLsisGros, N. q, Oct o. 1873.
for srained Crude iurpcnine steady at 81 ior hard
IS for yellow dip and virgin. Tar steady At - 90
TOLEDO. Oct o 1873
nrmer sales Of amber Michigan, spot q Novem.
Ss T. Corn nsa shsse sDe ow.r - S a.. S9ys% o niss
low mixed sc oats shade better at a,sc pfor No Ii
eSsnSed che 1Sr 10 bushels wes m sn a sarn a
ns % Wheat ss % Ssa DO corn and Do ss su
Flour steady; sale, of LOO bsls 'sIiH S' l
ssP5ns s is5 s%''I
choice white Canada at 81 so; atOdo No IMilwaukee
at 6Oc e2c Barley 10 good demand and prices better
so ss,es 9 9SiSsis S do uS.ss. So (. Ga1saa
e 49, and S9 81 30 f5r, "nbs per e~
Msea m unchanged shorts slI shIpsiIans sis MID, mid
9qs aor "a 70 p's bsny Ga%a sn% m ic sosS
ireighs-Fiour fhiIsdelpbis and go.tSn Sc % New
@ Sc5 ss esrn ss s1ssi S
s6ipments~i,sGo bbis aoar. Loo bushels barley and
1.22i 600 fect Of lumber. -. ~,
Flour quiet and unchanged. wSsst in fair demand
Z: ss5s. :s;, ss En-
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HERALD FRIDAY OCTOBER TO- 187a-TRIPLE SHEET

lower at s7,lc ssc for No 2mixed cash ssc Novem.
Sc for No. CASH sslc; bid seller Noye%tsr e - Rye
fall 81 IS ASH for No 5 spring. Provisions quiet
and unchanged for spot shade easier for futures PORK
meats and bacon pnehanged nothing doing wn,asy
70 Kingston, l!,sc; Receipn-40o9 bbs -four Ss9O
$4,000 bushels wheat $4,000 do corn 10000 do oats;
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toSer i i0S S,,Sg !ss 2sc ZOO Al IKE No
yember, 300 at II l5ssc lloo at IKE December 2v at
4 aares S 20 at At M T. 1865 4sl .09 & : Sass cSs
three M.-october, 500 II IL 25s2c, 100 At II Is l6c,
100 at i7c 100 At islec 100 at Y IS s2c go a. y
i sas g. sise lo ai15 ,as ses q X 7
slSe LOO III i7Sse 800 at izlSc peesmSer 200 a
II 9i6c, 100 at u HSc, 900 at ei6c, ioo
rsSrasry, a lSs % sS iss Total
7.sO bales Grand total 100 bales The RECEIPTS at
the ports to-day. where as 37 New
orlsans sol7 Mobile 40 sayannah 2gSs osares'ss nrs o.
Boson total a54s ihs day last week 1896 this day
last year 4S4s Rates cotton TO foreign ports were
firm ut the following hgures:-ro Havre, by steam,
l.l6c compressed no SAIL hamMoarg' M py a ssa hv steam
>CorrrE-No sales were reported from first hands
and the jobbing trade was only iair. ,ae rriees
cargoes, 0c. ac.; fair cargoes, Ds- &c;
@ Extreme me rang range for lots &C. s2s gold per and 80
Say Grsa . sva c assSoss
Ceyon 2ic DC Maracaibo, 2lc a 22lsc Laguayra,
Gle PC Jamaica, 1Oc. a 2lc,; ST. Domingo. l9rc. .
iestc Porto Rico 2ohe 22c; Costa Rica 21c. & I1c
20c ale; Angostura, 20sc 2i1sc;; sayanilla, 2Oac
22c.; Curacoa aac. a 2ihc, gold at 60 to 90 days
credit
FLOUR AND GRArS-Flour, 1865 bbls wheat 4s6 $40
bushels; corn 100 do meal 2o3 Dbs oats, TO
bushels; rye 1856 do. barley 1900 do The -four mar
ket continued que and in order 10 realize 10 any ex
tent concessions would have been necessary The sales
including all kinds, loot up about 10000 bbs at prices
was IN fair reaaest and steady The sales foot up $50
hhs at S3 20 $3 20 for fair to good Western yellow,
So for golden star adoa s. IS Tor golden eur,
board, and So SO tor Brandywine We quoie:-
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eaeo from loaz 70 noe. and il vas attended, Win

ceded from lo9x to 100, and II was attended with
q belief on the part OF many wen informed gentle
men that II would go still lower. IL remains 10 DC
seen whether these are not Temporarily under the
cloud that hovers over the situation al
are not metaphysically affected by reP sons
which they cannot explain. GO a is
abnormaly weak, and as the repre- .cntative
OF a still weaker currency-a sponsor. Tor seven
hundred millions OF paper dollars 1T does NOT
seem possible that, when release 4 from present
clamps, 1t should not advance. Tne country should
be able 10 take nifty millions Z .om abroad without
materially depressing the pr .esent premium; SIM
ply because between the government and
the people there is use Tor such an
amount The more q nation exports the more
extravagant does it become. Women compel
luxury; the for eigner makes the contribution !;
the husband fc.ots the bills So that in Just the
same proportion that this nation ships its produce
IL must meet a corresponding innux OF the 'froth"
Of social life. The rates paid for carrying to-day
! were g. s, A. T. l-S2 and per cent gold. The final
rate was per cent.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
| The balances in the Treasury at the close Of
| business to-day are as follows:-
| Special deposit OF legal tenders for re-
demption OF certificates OF deposlt... l,325,o0o
| Including coin certificates ......... so GAS, 400
Outstanding legal tenders. 35s, 800, ASS
| the Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out $4,000
on account OF interest and 100000 in redemption
OF five-twenty bonds The Customs receipts to-day
were 200. The internal Revenue receipts were
$780, III.
THE FOREIGN MARREF.
Late foreign advices by cable report the follow
ing prices -Consols for money, 92a for the ac-
count, 92A United States nve-twenty bonds. 1s65s
old, 96 a 961S do lS67's, 961. 9G,4; ten-iorties,
9l7s o.; new fves, 9l5s 92h. Erie, 4lA4 4l9s.
New French loan, ~ "a per cent premium.
American securities strong. Money in open
market is reported as easier.
THE COTTON AARgET.
on Change to-day. Cotton was in moderate re.
quest at steady prices for date on the spot;n but
for future delivery rates we're irregular. Flour was
duh and unchanged. Wheat was only in light re-
quest and lower. Corn was dun and heavy.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST
The following table shows the opening, highest
and lowest prices of the day.
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CLOSING PRICEs-3 O'CLOCK P. NJ
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Steady-Flour Dull-Wheat Low
er-Corn Heavy-Oats Firm-Pork Nom-
fnal-Lard steady-Groceries Dull
Berth Freights steady-Pctroleum um
Dull-spirits Turpentine steady-Rosin
Nominal-Wh hiskey Lower.
THURSDAY, Oct. &c M.
Trade to-day has been only moderate but values
general thing were pretty steady for all lead
ing commodities. On Change hour was less
sought alter, and concession would have been
necessary in order to realize to any extent Wheat
was In moderate demand at slight concession
but there was rather more tone TO the market at
the close Corn was dull and easy, but prices were
not quotably changed. Oats, although quiet, re-
NAMED firm. Provisions were generally quiet.
PORK remained nominal and lard about steady.
Groceries we're dull, but not quotaby changed In
value. Cotton was In moderate demand and
steady for spot but somewhat irregular Tor
future. Petroleum dull and nominal. Naval stores
were quiet and unchanged. whskey was quiet and de-
cidedly lower.
Corrosrhc market cotton on the spot was without
material change 10 any respect The offerings
erally light few round lots placed for export
Al tome concession ~ price spnners paid mil prices.
For f10re delivery there progress.
at Irregular prices the market opening strong l6c
1c per 10 ADVANCE on favorable adv Liverpool,
but the Ip provement was subsequently lost and The mar
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Stock this day, october 0,
1873.
Comparing with stock, octo
ber ~, 1877. .............
Comparing with stock, Ucto.
Der ", 1871. ................
Comparing with stock, Octo'
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FINANCIAL.

T REASONABLE RATES-MONEY ON LIFE AND
N Endowment Insurance Policies Mortgages and other
Securities Insurance of all kinds effected with best
companies D. j. HARBICH CO., III Broadway
A -LAPSLEY h BAILEY, BROKERS, "A BROAD
A. way.-Stock and gold privileges fully xpained,
with practical illustrations in circular with references
Circular mailed to any address Full Information on
application
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to-day was irregular. Depression attended the
opening. Banks were reported to be forcing lead
ing brokers, and there were rumors OF mercantile
failure, which, though afterwards denied, served
their purpose in the street. Other rumors concern
ing the intention OF the government found cur
rency 1t was reported that the Union Trust CON-
pany would resume business after the middle OF the
month, and the National Trust Company on Monday
next but we have no authority that verifes
either Of these statements At the close there was
. slight advance.
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S3,6N 5l,09l 327,0l7 2,97l
1924 so,565 6o,04s s,4O2
56,6S0 76,37s 326,03l 6,763

ber IS, ls7U.. ....... A.ll2 S9,97 456s75 262
a,73sc iar to good tair 7,sc 7fc; good to prime
choice s9ac. sssc; centrifugal hhds and boxes SIC
g4c Inolasses hhds and boxes, SIC. 71sc. melado
sac. Havana-Boxes Dutch Standard Nos. to
7c nc; DO 10 t9 ~ 5'.c sc do y to 10 sac
1899. WHITE 9sc. l0sc. Porto Rico -Reaning, com
mon 70 prime, 7c &C. grocery fair to CHOICE SIC &C.
Dutch standard, Nos 10 10 IL &c. SIC. Manila
Superior and extra superior. 7c a 7l4c.
sTEARiSE steady, and in fair demand. Sales, 400
tierces Of prime Wesern at c and 80 terces Of choice
20 arrive at exc.
TALLow was only in moderate request but the market
steady Sales, l50U lbs. OF prime at &c. QUO lbs
Of common al TIC. and 100 bbls of do. at TIC.
WHisKEY.-Rcceipts, 73 bbls The market quiet
with prices decidedly lower Sales, 200 bbls at &c.
&c. closing with sellers at the inside prices
, 1873-05-27

New YonK, May 2G--During a severe storm on
osa aong @ SV ns SrS a ose
Meadow, and two wero killed.
DEs MONIES, May 2G.-seward Smith. u we'll
known lawyer OF this city, was struck BY light
ming yesterday whilo going to church. Tho fluid
followed his umbrella rod to tho point where it
rested on Ills shoulder, when 1t pasBed down his
body and down tho Loft leg, leaving him ut tho
hool Of the boot. uo was removed at once to
hia home, and now lies in precarious con-
dition.
Special Dtspatch to 1hs CHICAGO Tribune.
DEsAto1SEs, Iowa, May 2G.-One Of tho numer.
ous tornadoos of the nenson passed through
Da!laB County OIL saturdny. Honsos woso do
noliahod and stock killed. and maimcd. Tho air
wac llllod and the ground atrown with The t1ehl n
Of the storm. Fences were thrown down and
the ground plowed ard torn up. Groves and or
chardB were destroyed without number. Accom-
panying tho storm was hail Of huge proportions
plowing near the Hnffs settlement, was struck
by lightning and killed. Ono Of tho horses he
was working suffered tho same fate. There was
but slight shower hera to-day, and tho river Is
falling slowly.
, 1873-05-27

Yesterday afternoon ut O'Clock a man named
Andrew Peterson, whllo working at tho Congro-
Eational Church, oorner Of Washington and Ann
streets, WAS struck by a derrick, which was
blown down by tho violent wind. Hin leg was
broken and his head seyorely cut.
Tho alarm Of fire from Box 9sl. at 5 o'clock
yesterday Afternoon, was cauaoG by thu bul1in|,
OF lot OF condemned matcllos III tho yard Of
swift d Oourtnoya parlor match factory, No, 1GI
Walsh street.
Yesterday morning the dead body Of man
was found floating In tho lnko at tho foot Of
Admin street. Tile docoasod was apparently
about 46 years Of ago, and lad sandy lair and
muAtacl!e. Flo wore black coat and pantB and
gray voat. THO body waa much aecomposed, Il
1Sas taken to tho Morgue to await Identification
It ia not improbable that the body IL TINT OF
Parsons, all account Of whose drowning waa
published III The TA,DuNE Of yoatorday.
Yesterday afternoon at 8 o'cocl. ali onrino of
tho Chicago l. Rock Island RailroRd ran into a
wagon to which was attachol tonm Of horses,
at 1Wolfth and DoaGh Htroots. The driver 1u,ppod
out Of tho wagon Just before tho engino struck
1t. For soma reason the engine pushed both
Tho wagon and horsos on the track without H.
turing either. The horses then rau q short dis
lance on Twelfth street, when they came
Ia contact with another engino. Again
Ehey escaped injury, but tho wagon was COM
pletoly demolished They became detached
from It, and, when last Hoon, were going toward
bridgeport, ut high ratio OF speed.
Ausd oaae Of poisoning occurred on Saturday
, 1873-05-27
ALBANY.
Tho Now York Central scrip Tnx-..ThC
College Lnss1-Grnnt Ir0ub1os-~Thc
EfN{krN NnYQ..TlC Eric 1liYlatOMG.

Tho Now York Central scrip Tnx-sTho
College Lnnd-Grnnt .1'roub1os.-.Fho
stokes Cnso--Tlao Eric Divi.tond.
ALBANY, N. Y, b1ay 2o.-Tho New York Con-
tral Railroad Company has commenced aait
against United Gtatos Collector Bailey to recover
tito Bcrip-Gvidend tax collected Of 1t.
Tho Governor has appointed tho following
Commissioners under tho resolution Of tho Leg
ialatlre to examine into tllc condition Of tho
college land-grait, ao-callod: Horatio Seymour,
William A. Whcoler, and John .. YanDnrcn.
Tho Stokes caao was argued IN tho Court Of
aid i. X. Phelps, DlHtrict.:Attornoy for the poo
plo. The final decision will be glvou, 1t ID bo-
loved, tomorrow evening.
In tho Assembly tonight, Astorncy-Gon.
Barlow, who waa called upon by roHolution Of
tho House for Ills opinion wother the dividends
iaBued ntock could bo legally mid out Of tho
tronBury Of the Company, and whether tho Conn
pany could not DO restrained from paying it,
submitted report, iu Which he says That thero
can DO no doubt Tint tho transaction and issuing
Of bonds and their conversion into stock waa
Gully in roaching l., remedy. 1T would
which iB tho stock tainted, md which
ia not. Tho Company cannot right.
fully pay these dividends on such frnudulontly
issued stock as Gun bo identified and traced into
knowledge Of fraud. A. suit ho says, would
fail Of any practical results. h1r. Barlow cloaos
by saying: ".rho only remedy for such viola-
tiona OF law, II it can be caiod a remedy, Is tue
criminal punishmont Of tho guilty officers Of the
railroad, and the summary proceeding of n for
ent for tho Legislature to limit by Inv tho scales
Of faro and freight, and thus effectaally eet
bounds to tho amount Of dividends which shall
be paid on this Stock"
, 1873-05-27

5fcc1dt UtsRntch 70 ine ChlcH10 iTfoNHe.
YouaasrowN, O., May 2o:-Anothor railroad
Road, the Painosyillo l. Youngstown, mud tho
Atlantio e. Great Weatorn Railroads arc ouch
eudoayoring to gain possession OF tho canal
running through town, Which was abandoned
como timo sineo by tho Canal Company. Tie
Ashtabula, Youngstown j. Pittsburgh Com
pany, whono track runs nlong near tho cnnal,
object, and to prevont It, havo taken forciblo
poyscssion by laying track on tho tow-path
above mud below tho town Aud standing cara on
1t. Tho portion laid below tho town was torn up
last night, aud the carB run into tho canal
by tho united parties. The paiuesvi1lo d Youngs-
town Company waro laying track on tho tow
path through town to-duy. Legal mcasuros arc
baing taken by ono Of tho other companies,
which will likely stop further demonstrations
for tho present. Much excitement exists among
thoae Interested.
BALTIMORE, May28.-The metropolitan branch
Of tho Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad, bntwoon
Washington and Point Of Rock vas oponcl to
twoon Baltimore and tho West now run via
Washington.
'Snecial Dispaieh to The Chicdgo Tribune.
NEW York, Mny 2G.-Yho report that certain
notes OF thu hidland Railroad Ind boonprotested
far non-payment: WAS current lore this after
tSs9Ei tSgsEion It was aucerano that tic report was
arrangement. George Opdyke promises to sec
the contractors through, aud Phelps, Dodge d
Co. to back tho contracts. It was foared, how
ovor, that between them they would sop up oil
tho per cent money there is in this market
The President md Directors hold stormy
meeting but failed to raiso the required
amount Of loan to complete the road.
, 1873-05-27

DogroN, May 20.-Tho Labor Neforn loagues
met in annual session yoatorday, aud postponed
its action OIL somo resolutions Introduced.
New YonG, May 2G.-Only limited number OF
teu-hour carpenters left work this morning.
Vllo eight~hoar men throaton to force oompli-
auce with tho Central Comnlittoo's order honce
tic police IaB boen instructed to liaporso crowds
aud ropross attompln ut discorl.
NEW YonK, May 20.-Tho strife OF tho Jour
noynon carpenters Inns not yet boconlo general,
though largo number Of men aro ittlo. mud aoot
confident tint tho bosaos hayo to q1liekly con-
cede tue eight hour sybtem to The whole taRdo.
Many employers, on tic contrary, ray tho mon
have takon ,an inopportuno moMent for tho
Il hsy ssn aer TO- close 10 the ohes
1nen m are at work and promised protection in caso
at attack. +,
THO movement OF the society carpontarh, III
dircntad in a rrast measure against the ten
large planning employing atnt GoG hans| ra.3s
INV attempt to change Tie hours Of labor, aud
70 taer ton9n M Ito to gS5 to xoamenPv tos
assert that eyery man laborng ton hours must
couform to tho oiglt.honr rulo or lesyo tho CITY
, 1873-05-27
lAMP.pOSTS.

Ordinances were passed by tho Council pro-
viding for putting up, in this or prior yearo, in
tho West Division $50 1amp-posts, and the as
easements have oil heen collected OF these,
1870 have been put up, and 191 have not, ,Hince tho
Gas Company refused to lay tho mains. OF
theae 101, 3G are On Hubbard street, west Of
sangamon |; 25 on Van Buren,, 29 on Ashland av-
snus, south Of Tylor, 18 on Coolidge,
west Of Blue Island avenue, 18 on
Twelfth street, woBt of Throop, md II on Green,
from Lake to milwaukee, avenue. On tho North
Bide, assessments have boon COLLECTED for 131,
al nre on Division, from Canal to the river; ID
on Ontario, from Wolla to Kingsbury; II on
Mohawk, from Cybourn to North avenue and
10 on Kingabury, near Chicago avenue. On the
South Side, q baye not beon put up, on Clark,
second near Grove.
, 1873-05-27

A. man named Wull. a lahorer iu nnird Il Bros,
Hash and blind mannfactory, at Dayton, Ohio,
waH struck with piece Of wood In tho abdo-
mon, from tho maohins, Oh Saturday afternoon,
md died yesterday morning. He leayos a
family.
David James, a prominent farmor OF Nowblrg,
Mich, shot Ana killed, OIL saturday, coloraa
man, John Stafford, with whom ho Ind quar-
relied for several days.
Tho Queon's birthday was appropriately OBJ
served in Canada yonserlay. Duair.oaa was gen.
orally suspended.
hlambrino Tomplo, tho famous stallion, owned
by Col. Norman j. Caln,an, publisher Of tho
Rural World at st. Louis, tliet: Of, Sunday. The
animal VIVA olosoly related to tho !|rat stock Of
tic country, and WAS valued at 100000.
. 4 Lexington, Ky, dispatch says that on Bun
day, on an exours1n truth, hetweou that city
and Winchester, Jackson Drmlsforl shot Jul,l,
poarBou, cut ills hoad nearly off, and threw
his doad body from tho train. Both were
coloratl. jack Hralsford waa arrasled at Mount
storling, md brought to Winchester for trial.
John YolgelB wah shot aud killed. iu house OF
ill-famo ut Santa Clara, Cal, by wo.nnn named
Aabaa ltuylo. Hllo Bays he triua to kill hor Win
knlfo, and ahe shot him in solf-dofonuo,
, 1873-05-27

number of boas carpenters and bufltlora we're
prcscnt ut tho 1Ioohanica' and Tradera' Exchange
etngnant, with noarly 90 por cont Of
tito carpenters unemployed In conaoquonco
Of the offorta to enforce tho Eight-1Io,lr law.
ThoAo Mt work arc being paid 40 cents por hour
for ton hours work. whicl, tho non.l laborcra
regard ae an Infringement Of tho Eight.Hour
Inv, and aro ondeavoring to ititlnoe tho others
to strike. Tho latoat report Is that tho bosaoa
will hold meeting Tomorrow. and that somo
Of them arc working to bring about an agreeo-
mont to discharge a,lch mon no Hont In 4 do
u.and for tho eight-hour system.
IosToN, May 2l.-At the session Of tho Labor
Reform Lcnag',o this morning, =. n. Chamber
1nn rond q history Of tho International Society.
Special Dhua.ch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
New YoRK Slny 2o:--.1he earpontora st1iks
Las endod successfully. Tho men worried al
day to-dey, md, whom leaving, notified their
employers that they would stop tomorrow
unless tho irdcn,and for eight hours should be
accedod to, III evory instance except two they
their own terua.