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The New York herald., 1873-07-01
NrEW ROUTE TO
IN BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.


line TO Baltimore, Washington and all points In the South
will be opened for travel This line York, Pennsyl-
vania and through the picturesque scenery
Chester Valley Lancaster county, and along
cent visas OF the susguehanna River aordng delight
full pleasure ride. The road throughout is laid with
double track, steel rail and stone ballast and is
dust Equipment entirely new, the being OF the
most elegant style and finish. The great tunnel under
baltimore being completed trains through that city
York and Washington where close connection is made
for Richmond and the South Passe are landed in
the centre Of business in Baltimore and Washington,
convenient 10 all the hotels connecting with rail-
ways Tor all parts OF the city Time fare
same as by the old route Baggage checked from hotels
and residences to destination.
Trains leave foot OF Desbrosses and Corandt streets
Day Express daily, except sunday, $50 A. M with
timore 4:D NJ, Washington 5a5 r. NJ connecting for
Night Express, daily, s:1.P, NJ. with new Pullman
Palace Sleeping Cars to Washington arrives at Balti-
more is A. NJ, Washington A. NJ, making close con-
nectons for all points South
For full Information through tickets sleeping and par
lor tickets and baggage checks apply mt the follow
ing Offices Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Boston, Noa n and 7g Washington street
No. 56 Broadway, No ~ Broadway,
No Astor House, No. N Broadway,
No. 435 Broadway, No. Battery place,
Depot foot Of Desbrosses street;
Depot foot oi Cortlandt street
Ask for tickets via Pennsylvan Air Line
A. J. CASSArT, General Manager.
ID. N. BOYD Jr, General Passenger Agent
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NEW YOl lkK HERALD, QUESD
UNFURNIsHRD ROOMS AND APART
MENTS TO LET.

707 WEST SIXTEENTH STREET.-PAKT OF
III House to let consisting of second floor and base
ment; together or separated owner living in the house;
reference required.
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1ARLEM STEAMBOAT NOTICE.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

Commencing May T. 1873
Harlem boats leave Peck slip lpier "a East River f6e
Harlem every half hour, from $50 A. NJ. until p M
sSspting IL NJ II 80 and M MIA landing at Eleventh.
time land. This Is the only line
nectlng with regular boats for High Bridge and Kings
bridge. j. Y. TALLMAN Superintcndent
DOLLOCK,S HOTEL, HIGH BRIDGE-STEAMBOAT
i leave Peck Slip every half hour and connect Will
the TIGER LILY at Harlem. Trains leave the Grand
Central depot at Fory-second street six times daily.
Steam clans, music and dancing daily.
DEGULAR CONEY ISLAND BOAT.-DAILY ExCUR-
II sions to the seashore. Steamer GENERAL SEDQ-
WICK leaves Christopher street. N r., at Gals A. NJ, 5
3l5 p. NJ. Franklin street at 20 IL 20 320 Pier No.
N. r., at $50, Il 80 8 30.
THE NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD COM
pany call attention their extraordinary facilities
for the accommodation Of EXCURSION Parties he coming
With their steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, LONG
BRANCH and JESSE HOYT and their elegant new Ex-
curson House and twenty OF adjoining land at Long
Branch, they prepared to make engagements with
churches schools societies &C. for large small parties
at low rates Send for circular. JOHN I. COLE
g. r. and p. A..
Long Branch,
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To ExCHANGE-FRoM s50,OOO TO s2UDOO) WORTH
OF St Louis Mo) city Property for New York city
suburban Property. Address NORRIS JOYCE, ~ Monroe
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MORSE AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STEAM TO LONDON DlRBcT,
taking passengers and goods Bergen Chrisania and
the principal Norwegian ports
The splendid new powerful steamship
HARALD HAARFAGER
Captain Lund will leave her dock, narbeck Stores.
Brooklyn on
Tuesday, July g.
Price OF passage. Currency Currency
To London ..,....... FirstCabin, SOS Storage $50
To Bergen and Chrisania First CaDin $50 Steerage SSS
The new steamship KONG SvERRE will follow on the
I'D July.
For freight passage apply 70 the general agents Of
the company. PUNCH, EDYE CO..
"a South william street
TIED STATES MAIL LfNE.-STRAM TO QUEENS.
and Liverpool
Sailing every Wednesday,
y Captain Morp an ....... .July'2 q at 10 30 A. M
p,cn, no, a N,, iva atsP NJ
'ge, $50, gold; stee rage 81, currency.
Uaid tickets, see, currency
ed TO and frbm Paris, hamburg, Nor
&c. Draf1 on Ireland, England,
t lowest 3Ates. Apply 70
ANS ~ auIoh- ~ kroadw&x
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FoR NORFOLK, CITY POINT. AND RICHMOND
Downion Steamship Company viii l. xdesgatch, from pier
mander for Norfolk City Point and Richmond on Tues
day, July alta p. M, giving through bills OF ladng
all points South and Southwest Through passenger
tickets to all points Accommodations uneQualled Apply
at pier ~ or at general office lS Greenwich street.
ner of D3y street.
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DAPID TRANSIT-LOTs ON NOsTRAND AVENUE,
IL sold or exchanged share for terature)
to close estate great prospective ncI Equity $1,000
HULL 240 broadway,
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RICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD Qncluding wine) TO
BREST OR HAVRE.


Excursion tickets at reduced rates.
These steamers do not carry steerage passengers
: American travellers going TO returning the
Continent Of Europe, by taking this line avoid both
transit by English railway and the discomfors
ing the Channel, besides saving time, trouble and
pense. GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, So Broadway.
NoTx-Railroad tickets between Paris and Vienna at
adu rates -
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T,HE Neutrality-suspicious. PACKET COMPANY's
i iron mail steamship
HAMMONIA
Captain vos, will sail on Thursday. July s. at 2
=. NJ, tor Hamburg,
taking passengers from New York to Plymouth, London
First cabin, $40. Second cabin ST.
steerage, $50, payable in United States gold.
KUNHARDT CO., 9. b. RICHARD 4 BOAS,
General Agents. General Passenger Agents
81 Broad street. New York. 81 Broadway New York.
The HOLSATIA will sail July 10
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LNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
IL Southern Line.
The steamer CRY or GALVESTON, Captain Rowland,
will leave pier 20 East River Wednesday, July at p
M. Freight received daily. Through rates given to Gal
ssSt3n ndisnSa RoSkpor or Aranzas Wharf Brazo
$25 For freight passage having superior accommO
""'-o"' "'p' G. II. MALLORY A CO. 1ss Maden lana
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VALUABLE CORNER ON SECOND AVENUE AND
seventeen Lots l28th street near New avenue,
to exchange for good tenement properly. Money loan
on vacant lots A. O. LOOMS Co, ,24 Broadway
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DOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-24 FULL LOTS AT
IL Creskill station, Northern New Jersey Railroad; ;
price 5000. Apply at Ss7 Eighth avenue.
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COAsTWIsR STEAMSHIPS.

q CHOICE BERTHs FOR sALE-ON TIE ANCHOR
u Line ship Anglia, sailing July 8. Inquire at No.
Pine street. third floor.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAI,
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE
CALLING AT BREST.
The splendid vessels on this favorite for the
Continent will sail from pier No. 50 North River fol-
ST. LAURENT, Lemarie Saturday, July IL
WILLIE DE PARIS, Lemarie. Saturday July rs
WILLIE Du HAVRE Surmont. Saturday, August
fEkEllSE Daure.. saturday, August .
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DONDOUT AND KINGSTON, LANDING AT COZZENS,
IL Cornwall, Newburg, arborough. Pouphkeepsie and
Esopus.-rhe steamboats, TIL OMAS CORNELL and JAMES
BALDWIN leave Harrison street, pier "a North River
daily at4 O'Clock p NJ
CTAMFORD AND GREENWICH PASSENGERS WILL
- take the steamer AMERICUS, from pier 81 East
River and Thirty third street at 30 r. NJ Leave
Stamford by special boat 80 and Greenwich at 5
A. M.
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GOVERNORS ISLAND OPEN TO vISITORS.-THE
VI and elegant steam yacht GOVERNORS
ISLAND leaves Custom House pier at the Battery daily
Sundays ncluded) every hour for Governors Island.
Music by the Band In the afternoons followed by dress
parade
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GALVESTON HOUSTON AND HENDERSON RAIL
u road Company Of 1871 Galveston, Texas-The cou
pons OF bonds of the Houston and Hender
son 80 ?, kaiirSad Company Of sl dIe Jny 1873 will be
York, on and after that date.
T. w PIERCE. President
, 1873-10-05

represented the district work as IN 0 prosperous
condition, his own health never bcttor, and caoh'
Of lis minister's bamelesH III lifo and oharacter.,
Tho Rov. William Brush, D. D., who was
transferred to T9xaa Turing tho yoar, was intro
: Mount Vernon District was called, and the
Rev. y. II. Honderson, The Presiding El1oE.
represented luis work as In prosperous covti-
tion Tho great spiritual intorcats Of tho Church.
built Or improved through the yonr. All hia
fully. '''''' ''>'~~~00
w. rs srIn rayetc ps'rles M vas ssed sna the sx
Conference that, through tho year, ho lind been
able to do all hts work, and though, at ono limo
~ tho severe winter, ho had almost frozen to
aeasp e was Wl,Io ao ~ t9 ~ Of h work. yet
tho interests Of tho Church. lfc reported ALL
his minister's az successful In their work.
Cedar Falls District :yas called, mud the Ilov.
John Bowman, the Presiding Elder, gavo quite
all extensive report Of his work, wliie. mnde
manifest that there WAS univorsal prosperity In
his district.
Tic A1carcgor District was ca1lod, and the
nev, William Smith, tho Presiding Elder, report.
cd tbat four chuichoH had boon dedicated
through The year, two otorH wero leady for tiedi.
catiop, and quite number Ind beon improved
Thore WIS universal prosperity in tho district.
Chnrlcs City District was callod. Tho Rev.
r: r. y: Keelor, p: p, tho Presiding Elder, eaid
ANAA0 tA2 A4ottsIt AZ BooN CSliAtlAoib bllllke
nally, aud thero had bceu continued prosperity
through the year.
Dr.. Reel, Of Now York City. the Correspond
Ing Socretary Of tho Missionary Society, repre-
sonted tho clnitna Of tic Suciety. He told tho
ministers many things of great interest to them,
and told t4om 10 oloquontly mud toucnngly, that
each M minister folt now impulse to 60 forward
il tho missionary work.
at y p. m. tile annuai missionary sermon WIS
proachod by tho lsoy. DR.. Reed, WHO took for his
text tho Inst words OF JeHus to bis deciples;
"ao ye into all tho world, and preach tho Cos.
pei to every croature,"
, 1873-10-05
SKuLL-CRACKlNG,
FrightQul Encounter Between Police.
man and Two Roughs.
The Offlcer's Skull Fractured by a Blow
from Loaded Whip..-Arrest of
the W0uld-De Murdercrs.

An encounter took place between Officer Doughcrty.
and two brothers named Martin, at -past o'clock
yesterday afternoon, which rcgucd in tho officer re-
ccivngn fracture Of tho skull TINT will probably re-
suit fatally. The aTray occurred A. tho cast end Of
Kinlo street bridge. 1t nppcara that the brothers
Martini who reside ut No. 2l7 Dcerug atreet wero re-
turning from funeral on tho North slide, TO thoir
homc On tho why thithor they took In plentiful
Bnrry Of HQ,or. In the vicinity OF tho Cask street
bridge they entered saloou out Of which they wero
foxcb1y elected, and somewhat abused, because Of
thoir nautng and offonAiso conduct. They thcn got
into their vehicle mud drove tn tic direction Of Kinz1o
strcet bridge. Before reaching It thoy encountered
negro, who WINS nlso driving q horse and buggy. He
had fleet horse, mud, they could not paBa by him
square tro put their own horne Into ruin, which
endangered tho lives Of good many pedestrians.
When they reached tho bridge It was open, and
a long limo OF vehicles stood In waiting for It
to close. DIaregardIng tho 1ights OF these,
their horse into lilo centre Of 1T thus forcing aomc Of
tho vehicles back aud forward, utmost Into the
river, md creating general confusion.
as Hsis no Rn1 e s o1ss r ss esn 6
him back out Of tho ine. In doing 40 ho stood within
reao Of 1osae wn in the ds Of 5aes tho
blow 0f fractured tA' tho w." pocemans @ sini1. and, S
Il Tie 6s s's Eo i ss'e e. one hsa 50
denly 10 overturn tho buggy, splitting he rowdies
out upon tho ground. They at once attempted TO
eecnpe but wero caught and securely held by OIcer
Larnurd md an employe Of tho Michigan Southern
hai1road whose nalnc. no regret to say, cannot 10
given.
A large crowd Of people collected, among which wero
many who wero willing to aesiat tho police otAcers.
The Mnrtins taken to the Huron Street Police
station On the way there they attempted to escape,
but werc easily ovcrpowered: Their buggy mud
horse wore taken to tho Armory Police
statiun. The whip With which tho fatal
blow given could not be found mud Is supposed
that tho rowy threw 1t into the rivor which he could
have done with ease.
The officer was not unconscious when llo was picked
up. He placed III an express wagon mud taken by
Ohcer Barnard OConncrt to Its home, at No. 2gs North
Market street. lie was attended by Drs. Powell aud
Ieonnrd. severe fracturc Of the skull was found
The TOP Of the heaa sooa after to Was taken homo 10
hour last night II was the opinion Of tho ply
alciauH that tho officer would not 1.-Two,
bt,t that II he should, ho would be
reduced TO tlnbecy Of mind that would mako him
simple. Officer Douglerty has been six years police
nau and very fithful and competent In the per-
fornanco Of his dutiea,
, 1873-10-05
THE SPlRlIUALlSTS,
Tho ao1Yn Stnte Convention Promul-
gntcs II Few OF Their Peculiar Con.

Tho lO1vn Stnte Convention Promul-
gAtcs II Few Of Thcir Peculiar Con.
victionH.
Sp,ctal Dispateh to 7hs Chicago Triaune.
DEaa1o1NEa, Oct. AT the second day nf the Town
Spiritual Convention, DR.. O. 7. Sanford, State Mis-
sonnry reported that tho principles of6pirituaan are
nproadg aud being received practical truha in the
State.
Resolutions passed declaring that every person
ts required to learn and obey n laws Of Ills being,
physical nud mental TINT every effort to
unite religion with State has degraded
religion and undermiuded the liberties Of the people,
aud should DO enrc1y stopped aul TINT tho effort
makinB now to Institute Dlbo reautng mud religious
exercises tnour schools by Legislative md other bod
1es, anl torngraft In tho Constitution Of tho United
Suites the rroHcriptiye religious clauses being
urged, Ii great ca,so for alarm to I'LL tint mono
gan1to marriage founded upon love. with just
legal rcg'llationa with equal r'ghts for men md
women. " H. and tho perpetuity Of tho fanlily,
society that tho efforts now being made by certain.
utra-rcHtonfat8 to have tho Of God, Chiiat,
and the Bible incorporated into the Constitution Of the
United 6tatos Is Ill nsdlouB attempt thu part Of its
advocates to snbvert religious liberties TINT the
claim set up by the Roman Catholics for tho appsopri
alton OF their pro rlta of the Common School
fund. or taxea from which said fund Ia
rAsel, to their aecaria control is totally inalssibe,
aH 1t would certainly lead to tho dtsnCgration Of
present excellent school syBtorn.
Numerous Interesting addresses were delivered, Nil
tending TO confirm the doctrine Of Bpiritu.lIsm and
equal rights Of men and women In love and marrage.
, 1873-10-05

Two Carpenters Have u Dispute, and,
In an Attempt ut 1xcconcllintl0n,
One Of Them Is Seriously Cut with u
Saw
At O'Clock yesterday, M afrray occurred between
two workmen in q carpcntcr-ahop, Mt No. SIT Billie
Island avenue, in which Fred uilde waa badly cut
about the head by Fred FasB. It appears tha the two
men had been intsMate friends for some time, hut
week or go ago, they had dispute about aomo
trivial matter which had estrangcd them. Yesterday
at tho hour named, 1t seems to have occurred to Hill
dies mind to attempt to disapato tho angry feelings
that Ind been cngcndered by tho dispute, aud tlut
good way to do 1t would he to ask his fel1owwork1nan
to take u drink. The attempt not only failed, but
resulted very seriously to ulld!e. When ho askcd
Fhss to come with him to o neighboring
saloon, the latter turned upon him and strnck him
with Mt &c handsAw. The effect Of tho blow wnB to
render Hiidie unconscious. When Tags thnt he
had inflicted serious wound ho ont Of tho shop,
coaess and hat1esa and up to Into hour last night
hsa faxo not H. Seen sppreheaea IAN A1aie vas
teenth street. and attended by Dr. Bnckley. i was
found Tint the saw had cut deep cash IN the left tem
PIE, and Ind severed the bridge Of Tho to the face
The wound In the temple very serious, the bone
being slightly fractured. II thought by the phsa-
cian tint tie injuries would not, however, proye
futg1.
, 1873-10-05
VESSELS PASSED DETROIT,

DETno1r, Oct. 4.-rAssED Ur-props Amazon, Pas-
sale, Minneapolis, Empire state, Turner and barge,
Prairio State and barKcs schra Snow Drop, Rising
6tar, J. Noyes, Alderbarai, aIary Clifford, Cooper,
Cuyahoga, York Btate, 1IalAted.
IAsaEp DowN-prors Lawrence, Cleveland, Potomac,
Oneida, Idaho, Geneva aud bargcs, 1nter-Ocean aud
barge; scl,r EYcnlng Star,
WIND-North.
DErnolr, Mich, Oct. 4-Eycn!ng-rAssEp Ur-
Props ssotta, hayfower, ,W'nHow, Concord and
achra ]. Minor, Conwood. WilcoT, 81. Andrews, @.
gloan. Emu, Fame, drnntlln, 7. Quaylc, X. Bruce A.
Bradley Dridgowater. u. T. Drllce, Melytuu, II. O.
Mi1dlrse1 ". IIomc, Webb, Starlight.
,,, lAsHKp DowS-prop East; baEk Gibraltar; schr
William 1rAMly,
WINu-NOrtAgast,
, 1873-10-05

fault: Il You was evcr 40 much wcrso dan dat, you
"' sttnasy asmts noporter~siy oSjsot ia Calling
upon you, Mr. unclo Abraham, Is TO elicit your yiows
o tho present panic for publication in tho Sunday
e. Sable Flnancicr-nIy vtowa on tho present pautol
Well sir, kilt sny towels 10 rig any, Dc honey soap
w"ter ri, undisturlcl 'cept when tlo guests il a
,, ".s..,'day 1tNes neporier1I nm aware, Sly, hat
,ons W. aI Gage have you not c0nvsrsed apoue
~ sablo I1naneer-TRht timea Desc isn't tight
timea. simply c9se nobody kin got do money ta got
v ,!sht on on n psfG is too hard times to be tight times.
i" Su,day 3Yrs:s Reporter-stfl Joking, Mfr. Abra-
hsm nn. I % hns nr Gage never spoken to sou re-
4 xss a'es aass sses eek
sa ASs .n lGsy ss NJ q nos Ss nk a e
"1sundag Times Roporicr-whHt did The City
n,oru did lio say7 '0 '''''' '''''e '~~"'''A "A"'
81 g. sable FiIanetsr7D!tlnt " gay nnsang moab. no
an boo-Gruthcs have riz in prco ia moan dan iin
~ Sunday 74mes Reporter-whnt wosc your feel
tho T1mes of Thursday ietoro last u
a "' Sable Ftnancier.,yhat docs you mean Docs
a. Sunday Times Reportor-r beg pardon, air. Pray
forgive mo L hnyo offended you. But eir, why
W BhDlG E1uAllciGr-S!r is 'epCctAblD citizen.
ia do yrtuous husband Of vIrt,olls omlIa lady an
do father OF twelve houeful otfenrIna is Elder Of
the Mcthoiy 'piscomiian Church. an when man
nxcs i,,e If reati do Hines is frs,lle ab plty
for yo in YOUR misfortune Mr. Rrnortnll knows dit
Ia desc hnrd timca do moor viii do almost anything
fnr living, but II you axes me- ugin il l. reat do
3Yncs, nna kick you ont Oh slc wneh-roonn. know
y cal1d, hut Inns certa1n amount Of acf-respcct
Tho sable fanancicr wns 10 entirely den1oralixed
with Indignation ut this 5unct,ro that tile s. Il H. was
Obliged 10 abandon lis pursuit Of 1nnncial knowledge
under difficulties for eomo minutes After bref H.
teryal, however, he ugaln hroachcd tho subject.
a. SUNDAY I4nt8 iteporter-yyhat wish 10 got at
moro partic1lury, Ia tits, lilo solution Of question
which has for years puzzled The bralnB Of
flnanciers, but which / feel you can
solve. IL IL nut fuct that when
q lnrge de,rlaud nrises for given material and said
given material cnnot DO got for love or money be-
cnlse noboy will se11 nm ony account snI oive, r1nfe
, 1873-10-05
CANADIAN ITEMS,

Speetal Dispatch to The Chieaao tribune
QUEBEC, Oct. 4.-Thts city lus already been twice
visited by u light full OF anow.
Seven hundred and niuety-one vessels have arrived
from sea up to this time, OF which one hundred and
tweuty-nile were ocean Bteanlers.
Fonr Ea1E. Oct. 4.-Thp International Bridge viii
bs open for tratlio by the end Of October. Tic Inst
stone haA been laid
TORONTO, Oct. 4.-The tatlors' strike here still con.
tinucs. tbs workmen OF all tho principal shops art
cut Of work. The masters are sending custom worl
to England,
The change Of gauge on the Grand Trunk Railway
was corletcl to-.!ay over the cnre line, and tranl
will resume their regular trtpa Oh honday.
, 1873-10-05
The lScNrdeu Woman.

"Tlo death q The bearded woman," saws q
Paris correspondent, "is announced. fler
namo was Jucque!lno Doublin. For tho past
year she has boon a nightly visitor at
the '',chatolet.' Eneh evening abe ATTENDED
onpylng the samo scat. She callod forth
not q littlo attention, her long b!ack hair aud
board rendering her an object of especial inter-
est. About two months ago sho appeared in an
elegant woman'a attire, her face closely shaved.
was instantly rccognized by the gal
lory, and greeted III conspicuous
but not satisfactory manner. From
that eho WAS Heon no moro. and it was soon r,,-
morod that she was i'll; also that said illnesa
for tho loading actor Of tho .Chate!ot. On hc1
deathbod, tho unfortunate Jacqueltno wrote
lattor to tho Commissioner Of Police acknowl.
odglug her passion, wi.cl. Tue physicians actual.
ly Htato waB tho cause of her death"
, 1873-10-05

Tho bear Ut Tho A,ctio regions does not hug
like tho other bears but bites ut l.ss op,,onout
and he declinrB to cat his cAptivo until
l.fo is quite extinct. Liko cat, no plays
with Ills victim. Among tho EsqutmesIS
Of Greenland ho plays strange psnnkH,
aeeoing seal, aud tapping hInt on tho Hhonldcr
with ILLS powerful paw. TAen il IL tho uuforttl"
nato mans ouo to foign doad." no TINT whom
Brownie retreats few paoes to onloy the pros
poet OF his intended uloal, tho gun can By got
ready before Ae seturns agaiu to tho attuck.
, 1873-10-05
KANs.s CITY LIVESTOCK MARKET.

ljtfiHl Nf.pafrh Ia Tia Fhfe0yo 7fthuue
KANHAs CrTY No., Oct. Oot.4.-CArrLE-necripts 1,06s
shiplncts, l,444 Tllerc IL better feeling fl tho
marlct, With fair le1ssu1d from packers. opsruons
through To1as ssocrs, ut $3.50 ordinary do, S9l0@
a2o ?; O.; good through T91as cows, sl7p: common do,
uoas-Dull aud weak: Hales Oh credit at e. l0aa 60
, 1873-10-05
SPRINGFIELD,


CcrttIlcAt6 OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DicffiMs01a's Cnsc.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, Oct. 4.-The Secretary Of State hns
issued certificate Of organization 10 The Ar,esiun
Well Company, OF Ottawa. Capital, sJ,0H0.
nm informed that In tho caas nf Collector Dickin
son, Of thia district, suspended tho Government had
repeatedly told him that he should be fully supported
should he AiBtrain the etfocts of the pekn d!aers
md that cost should fn upon him. and that, not.
witstandug this lie derlInc to istrain for personul
reasona, Us he alleged. No further changes have oo.
CURED In the district.
, 1873-10-05
NEW YORK,


FHT1UlG& NUE1l1 AEGTIHA
NEW YoRK, Oct. t."-9en. Ryan, or Cuban notoriety,
WIS rearrested today on an old suit hlh bpnlsmeu
having faiiea 10 Justify.
Deaths this week, 60T decrease, 108.
Tho Produce Exchange has resolved to AK for ad-
mission to the Natiouai Board Of Trade,
, 1873-10-05

Special Dttpafrh to The CAfeago Tribune,
TonoHIo, Oct. 4.-Dnttcrheld's foundry, at Brad
ford, and other buildings, burned yestorday. Loaa