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, 1873-08-06
DEATH ON THE RAILS.

Il Cuboosc-Cnr lRun Into by n Pnsscn-
ger Train on tho Chicago, IBurli1sE-
ton g. Quincy Akni1ront1--A Conducts
or and u Drover Killed.
Botweon and o'clock yesterday morning d
fatal railroad accident occurred on tho Chicago
Burlington d Quincy Raroad a short distance
cast OF the town Of Naporvillo, and about 80
miles from this city. The circumstances attend-
ing tho disaster arc as follows: An extra freight
train which had boon standing On tho track at
Napervillo WAS ordered to proceed to Downer's
grovo, it ordor to mako way for tho Dubuque
passenger train, which was aomo minutes bo-
hind time. Tho freight conductor, Arthur
Briggs, started Immediately after recotv-
ing tho order, and, supposing TINT ho
had ample ti1no to reach Downor'a
Grove in advance Of the passenger. run his train,
which was 1nado up principally of live stock cars,
slowly. When tho passenger trim arrived at
Nnporville, it's conductor, George Williams. Was
told by tho e1ograpll-oporator that tho freight
train had boon dispatched about ten minutes, and
to keep Bhnrp look out for it,ns tho morning wns
onginoor al ho slhould hayo done, Williams, it la
sclamod, kept his information to himself, and
his train went on at itB usual spood. 1t crept mp
gradually on tho slower freight, aud in tho fog
Lislo Station tho crush occurred. Tho passon-
ger locomotive ran into tho caboose OF the
freight train, and tore it to fragmonts.
Tho cabooBc contained several poraons. among
them tho conductor, brakeman, and several .,
injuries about the head that he diod almost
instantly. A drover, who WAS known along the
road as 'fDutch Diok, was also killed, Ills back
being broken. h1r. j. 9. Morrow. Of tho firm
Of Morrow Bros, Alton, Iowa, was severely in-
jurotl. Frank Adams, brakeman, and tho other
lrorers escaped with slight br1lises Tho engi-
noer and 1iron1an Of tho passenger train jumped
, 1873-08-06
THOSE C0N5TABLES.

Tho following petition was presented to tho
County Commissioners yesterday morning by
tho so.called legal Couatablos Of Cook County :
70 The Honorable tbs County Hoard of cook County,
State Of Illinois:
1tis well-known faet thnt there are at present III
Cook County, particularly IN Chieago, many perHona
fascly pretending to bold tho Office Of Constable and
who daily nn1 without color Of right acting Buu
Tint tho disfavor resting upon inferior courts Is d.
rcctly aud alone attributable to these protendcrs
Their long immunity from prosecution has enlboliencd
them In their awless until tey have at Inst be-
come intoerablo-unttl every good citszcn demands
their immediate and Vigorous nroaocutlon.
Tho HoHt summary manner OF rddtng tho COM
muny Of theao pcsta is by diroct proceeding in tho
Criminal Court by quo warranto, to oust them from
office mud by fne to punish thom. ..
Now, therefore, inaamuch "a the ttmo Of our gatos
Attorney tho Hon. Charles II. Ire ia autirely oc-
cupied III tho prosecution Of lcas deserving criminns,
the unte5sgns a. eGmmitoe " r from tue a.ocet
apoctfuly ask that your honorable body auosizo to
Bst the sal Charles H. Heed In the prosecution OF all
Ruc spurIoE Constabloa wherever thoy may ho found
In aaia county. J: NJ. Mnonr, Chairman.
HENRY IEsT, 6ccrotary.
, 1873-08-06
NEUROLOGY.

Meeting OF tl,o EuonItE sonrsI---92o
Deaths Inst Nycck, 80 H,css than H'rc-
cedinx Wack-..Nuisnuccs Al,ntotl---
8nuitnrv Nupcrintcntaclat miller Rec
0ins Iu,s Duttcs.
a t,,o ,,,o,,,,u ~ Inn poor1 ~ uo,1t1, voa-
NV s,. oo"e -. 49,. ~, rr..,s.. ~, so'.
sc1uay aisetnoon, N' eohn No'o, healsn o1''co.
aud Acting Sanitary Superintendent, presented
his mortality report for tho week ending Aug. 2.
Tho totnl number Of deaths waB o22. n tlooroaso
~ m yro,, ~, ,,roco1i,n ,r,olr ni,a ,,-,n,fr,1
u oo 1io.A ,1o p,oooains "eo1'. tuo pinl''p", !,
cauacs OF doath had beon cholofe lntahtu1n anu
commissions. OF tho former thero had boon 90
fatal caeoe, and OF tho latter, 90. Dinrrhoa car-
~to1 m on arL o1,o,or,-,,o,1,,,o II T1,o num,or
l..n -. ~ au,' ,,a 49, @ 5ns r,,a
VI luA"Ish u'l"of o1'o yoaf ssno u'ou WI" Ao'' Ao
moan thermometer for tho wook has becn ~
degrees. Tho wards having tho greatest
rnortn1itv wore tho Sixth. with 81
,1a,t,,n Tim govo,th x,tb IN :. +bo 17;oht,,
uens'o .ns - wv NV "' e9,.m 'n
WITH ~ u1e Nlnth, WIN 10 mo fifteohtn'
win ~ tho D. si1;eonI1i, WIN 3o re soyon- ;[
teohth, wit1 ~ tho -, ,Elshtoenth, Wltn ~. ING
numpor OF aoasng r IN .ha romanng Marns sangaa
r. from one ~ tho rifst TO Ton III tno Eloyohth.
Ihoro had been j. II deaths from smallpox during
tno "gok. my - new casea u snlal-po1 sllo
VfTlolola naa doom IopoItoa. a.,
, 1873-08-06
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.
I'uEhpAY EVENING, Aug.

TUESDAY EVENING, Aug. s.
Substantial improvement III nntcuable iii the Aiua-
tiou Of the dry gools 1narko Tho past week has Wit
ncased cfeaso In tho doan1 tint, fortnight ago,
the uost sanguno dd not anticipate and the d.inosH
nnd depression long features Of tho market grad
na,y giving way to foeiny Of cleerfuness md conf
doneo. That stocks In the hanls Of interior norchants
nro exceptionally light Ia established fuct, anu,
tho crop prospects highly encouraging onr jobbers
certainly Justified In their predictions that tho Sea.
sou now about opening Will prove to bo Of great
activity nnl Of ut least fair profits. Now aeioctions
Of staple and fancy goods, suited to w The wants
Of tho fall trade, arc now arriving daily, and
jobhors will aoon be in shape to meet my and all de-
1nanda that may bo malv upon them. snco our last
roviow tho changes in prices hnge been lninporant.
Standard blcacled and brown cutons, Ticks atrpeH,
tleims ani indeod, cotton articles generally, arc
working frner, and, with tho activity that the next
fortnight now bids fair to usher i pretty general
upward movement may rcasonably bo looked for. Tho
carpet trade also Hhows sgna Ut returning activity
aud tho disposition to cut prices noticeable earlier lii
tho season, IL not feature Of tho mdrket Stocks
nrs being rapdly augmented, aud mAny novel and
attractive puterus aro being shown. below are tho
t,rfc.
, 1873-08-06
BEHIND THE TROTTERS.
A Drivo Along tho E.nlko Slt0rc--Cntn-
Ioguo OF tho Horses nntl Tflcit

A Drivo Along tho E.nltc Slt0rc~.Cntn-
1oEno OF tfio r9oracs nnl Their
OSvMcras
Thoro is no roao without thorn no alyan-
tagc without somo corresponding dtnndvantago.
Whom tue Lincoln Park Commissioners decided
10 nl!ow tho speeding Of horsos on tho Lako
Shore drive thoy conforredn boon OH tho owIors
Of faas horaos But thoy could not lot tho spool
ing continne without abrilging tho pleasure Of
those thoy made happy In aolne why. Tuesday
mud Friday are days in tho week to which tho
ownors of fast horeo-1osh look forwnrd nttou-
tiyoty. From until 8 O'Clock nome OF tho fast
cat horses and handBomost rigs may 10 soon on
tho Luke Shore drive. their ownors enjoying
with full appreciation tho kocnost and moBt OK
citing Of sport. On Tuosday and Friday ovon-
inga, from $3.50 until 6;30, tho imaginative lrivor
OF tho romantic sprinldor urges Ills fory TN
tanned steela up and down the tracl pausfng only
to refill hB reservoir aud. prepare for frosh mud
making. and whom tho track is one masa Of watory
miro, thon, triumphant In tho thought that ho
haa ministo5od copioualy to tho discomfort Of
everybody, tho imaginative drivor wltlllraws
from tho ground. Az consequence OF lia
highly Intelligent performance, tho ground is
utterly ruined for tho timo boing. At gontle
trot, tho mud splnshes ovor tho driver: when
. burst Of speed is attempted, shower
upon tho unhappy occupant of t1o
wagon, and hla garments mi, arc 2 quickly
1nents OF stone sting tic horsoH and terrify
them they break up, md all interoat In q bruBh
is Loaf. Tic ladies, Of whom thoro aro always
many out bchiud fast horaos or In Snowy car
riages, are tho greatest HllfferorB, and many
pieco Of ruined dry goods bears witnoBs to tho
stupidity OF tho parties responsible for tho
sprinkliug. Lot 1t DO done in tho morning. 1}y
ovoning tho ground will bo in excellent condl-
tiou.
Yesterday was no exception to tho general
rulo. Thoro was O. very largo number OF ownolH
OF fast Htouk Oh tho track, and nearly every ono
more or less spattored with mud. Among thoao
obsorvod woro Parker Mason, MIR. Ellis, Prcai-
with famous little bay mnre; ". r. Gould,
with spanking teasn L. s. Boardsley, with tho
Taylor marc; Harry hlilligan, with rattling
chestnut horgo; J: ". Blaisdon and James
Padgott, cach with q stylish rig aud q
stopper Jamea Dole, with o fpEt toaln; Harry
Fox, with trotter TINT woke tho boys Pat
Morgan, witi'n tall young horse which will mako
n trottor before long John Dupeo. md q host
Of others. There were two or throo pony car
rfages, ono Of which, containing two ladies,-a
vivid blonde and b,txom brunotte,-astractod
much attontion. There woro also eoyoral
laudaus, high-box phaotons, and other family
vehicles, which wero we'll equipped.
Tho sports continued until o'clock, by which
which must DO soon to bo appreciated. Tho mir
WAS bal1ny and dolicious; the moon was nearly
at tho full and tho picture Of tho whito sails OF
tho aohoonors and ghoatly bulls Of the propoll-
ers creeping in sud out Of tho river was calcu-
lated to iuHpire ono with feelings sentimental.
, 1873-08-06
MARINE.


.. ARRIVED. ....Aug, s.
BARK ponsauhee, Buffalo, coal.
6chr 0. Shaw South Haven, wood,
Prop Cuba, DuIalo, sundr!es.
stmr @ ai Burki.ead d. Buffalo, aslo' coal. s:'''''
Barse dlbhart, Buffalo, coal
Prop Potomac, Buffalo, sunlriea.
btnlr htnnftowoc, Two Rivers, suutriea,
schr ". II. Hawkins, Union Pier, wood.
soow @ Ii Mermaid, .IS5 aland 'asid' Haven, ss's wood
6tmr Alpenn, Muskcgon auuIries,
SshE SsE A psgge nsaana sa1'n wSoa ooa
avhr Tom Paine, saugatucl, wood.
6ehr g. D. DousonlRu, Buffalo, coal.
scow Granger, WiTards riur, lumber.
sehr William Smith, Ludwis Pier, lumber.
iTop Q. !. Trucadoil, dreon Lay, anniries.
l'rop Il. i. Paine, Grand lIaYen, towing.
1Iargo 9. Q. D., Grand Haven, lumber.
Bsrgc G. F. AIen, Grand Haven, lumber.
l,ark A. r. KichuiH, buffalo, coal.
large q 4. b. nuassll, Buffalo, ,l coal.
scow sultan' Saginaw s4 slaDs ! ,npn ,.
smr nsn,tovoe, Manito1oe, sanarss: Aug O.
Esmr parnna Buffalo. q 900 hu corn.
Prop Aaska, nutalo. 6ooeo bu corn. 500 brls tiour
large Aarrinette, Menoninee, 400 by oats.
I,arge FL Dorado, Menomnce, Blndr1cs.
st1nr Alpcna, h1uskegon, 10 bags oata. .-.. #
Prop IEa Chnieo, Baugauck 800 greon saltcd hides.
Self Keteh!m. Garden Bay, 4 brls aour.
Prop CITY q Traverse, TrAyorae City 80 brs pork and
schr Coo @ stseio buffalo. 17,soo bu corn.
schr 1ay State Buffalo, 18,oo0 hu coru.
Hchr North Cspo, buffalo, 26850 bu corn.
echE lsIstng Star, Kingston, 18112 bu corn.
schr 1. poak, st: Joaonh. 40 brls salt.
schr W. IT, Hawlas, Union Pier, so bags feed brls
Prop Canada, Kingston 651 bss -four, el bales broom
rYn,rr r.rlSrra
, 1873-08-06
CRUELTY To ANIMALS.

Tho following Ia tho report Of the workings of
tho Illinois Hu,nauo Society for tile month Of
July:
Number Of horaca killed that weye abandoned by
ora who could not b. found, number Of ARRESTS 49,
wagons not being t for Service whero It waH thought
best not 10 prosecute, 10 number Of reported
Hna attended to ut tho oillcc, so.
Tho above report docs not Include the ynauy persons
lnlosed mud reasoncd with IN behalf Of thelr ILL
treatod aut! oyesworked annalB. Attention han becn
called 10 y Of alxty casc1 where talking kindly, aud
rcal!ng Or presenting copies Of the laws relating to
cruelly, hava lad thu desired oticct,
, 1873-08-06

tion takon to guard ngainht fifth and conao-
quout niokncss. II otllors In tho vicinity had
boon equally careful, thoro would hare boon no
occasion Of complaint; arld cannot soo tint tho
5aot OF my hoing q comparative stranger in tliH
locality will oxonornte any ono from tho dis
olargo Of n recognized duty, to protoot his
noi8llbors against suffering from llfa ncgect. l
tliaclaim al malice IN the n,nttor, and can
afford to abide tho calm Judgment of MI intolli-
gont community. Il. NonToN,
e2o corTAaE Gnovx AvEaus, Aug. {, 1878.
, 1873-08-06

wooden partition separating ono dwelling from
tho other. Tho attention Of Hovcrnl OF tho
notghbora boing attracted to tho nnttor whom
tho buildinga wero d little abovo the bnHomont,
l loft q note at tho Inspectors residence, o,-aup-
attoutfon; but, tliis not succooding, I noxtcaod
at tho oflioo of tho Board Of Public Works, mud
spoke with ono having authority, ns suppoaod; :;
but. strange to say, t1lo work progresses, and tho
4 HuuBOR1nEn.
, 1873-08-06

We're actyo At 5Hc for corn to buffalo, and 11c for
corn 10 kingston; wheat to do, 13o. The oartara rc-
ported ware: TO Dufslo-Schrs Donaldson, L,,lr.
lelle, mud Northwest, corn At 5>5o. To Kingdom
schr City Of hI'nttowou, wheat at 100 set.r Lady
Rival a1'l CoHsack, corn ut lilo. To Cloyelanl-schs
onontlaga, eats ut ~. 10 PORT Oolbornp-Behr A.
hloHior, corn ut 90; Bchr Dunlo0, corn Oh privatp
terms. To GodcrlclSehrs Bun Jneinto aud Motropu-
lIs corn at 10. 10 New York via Bunalo-prop Cubs.
oats' through; prop Arabia. corn and wheat. Total,
10. cancity equal to 1900 bu wheat, 2B3 900 hu
corIl, a,i lou, 000 b,1 oatn.
Tho Hehs Dal!Al!lHon wAa roported III tile afternoon
tor corn to Duualo at 5Aso; calaeity, u, ,Uuo bu.
, 1873-08-06

Drop In to Andorsons aud their tempting bill OF
Of fare. Everything Bervod to suit tho wishes Of put
rons II anything Ia w!sAed for not the bill Of fara
1t can be served 10 order. pryatn dinners served vt
my hour Of tho day dunhn Holp In Creole tp-day
ut AnleraonA European Restaurant, 143 ud las Aa1l
HoA 1tIuct,
, 1873-08-06

DETROIT, Mich. :, Aug. 6.-rAsaED DowN-PropB Co
1,inba' inai. CITY Of Uoneor hsy,ower nSsn;''m, 1s',
Tilt Hchra EnpIro State, Osborno iiar.mran, john
son. Emeu, Elyina Clifford, 7. Forty, nosclus, York
Btatc, Wilcox, Ogden.
White aud 1,o, pcshtigo Two Fauntcs acllrs 1al-
penlilg, burt L,lckoy, 1Iucl!nson Janss King A.
hoygen Il Blake, May Battle, Z. L. Johnson, dsakiu'
Jafnnjca, Thrraton.
WtND-East.
D,rno1r 1tlch, Aug. 5-Eycnng. g.-rAssEp Dows-
props Ara1cs Lowell Huron City Tanrus aud barscH
Equinox bark Issei,le achrs Pathfinder, Warming
ton, Evnlino Hubbard, Delos Dewoif, AEGrbnran.
PASSED Ur-rrops Yosemite, East Saginaw; aclrs
Morae, Onward, Emerald, Wollen, and Maple Leaf.
, 1873-08-06

7hrtt-Fiv
Hartford, extra. ...$1.43k Lowell.
Hartford, Impl.... l.o! Smiths L Bsnforis. LIS
3ngr0tfls
atth'a tapestry .H6 14owell extra.
Hartford o1ira.. 1.1O Lowell anpcrfltle. 1.10
Hartford mod........ .0a Common wool. 8st375o
Belgrade. .H5 Union. .60Q3G0o
ifctD,
Common plain, @27c Twtod md cx. pl'n.. ..34o
1fhtifH1.
English cocoa, lcAt... .R3o China mating ~. -. 3oo
American common. $50 Ul.na mattnR IL ;. $40
American best. .76c Otnn nln.inH OIL . 1t)n
Nosl md wit. c1l' ~ au Red anu w chk a. 400
Red md VIII. clk 81 .4Hr
TERMS.
snool thread, grain bugs, otc 90 aye, or per cent
of 10 ttasa.
Donost!cs, cottonadcs Kontucky jcana, etc., i por
cont of 30, per cont of 10 t1nya ..'. ..@.
Regular department gooaa ror cent on 60, per
cent or 80, pcr cent on 10 days.
, 1873-08-06

TO Efd ls31foF 4T IHt EHltdgo IF1tHf8:
s1n: Allow mo to aak, What is tho uso Of
having fre-orainance, II 1t iB not onforcod
Yhere la now in conrso Of orection on Thrtieth
Rtreot, hotwoen Michigan and Indiana avenues,
block Of throe dwellings, having no division
walls between tAeu In fact, nothing but 4
, 1873-08-06

The gossip at Capo Mny now eays that Lord
Mahaoy 1Etis 4 Holl OF tlIo Duke of LecdB but
not entitled to wear tho famly na,no or share in
its Aouors.
, 1873-08-06
water tho merBl1l Of Lock 10. No report OF the,

6tHf{6 bt #AtHF EbHW. = - -.
eonth Shore, Willow Springs, 90 yda Htone Sligo
willow sprlnR' 81 tonsie chares s.co' eagnaw' "
Walker, Iofno,,t, "a 10, 10 brla no; H. Walker do
50 yda stone; IA WolH, do, 80 Do; J. " Meainnis5
do 80 do; Admiral do, 10 :o Edwin "slker 40 ~ ~
Manning, d., oo DO; ". j. 1soobuek do, 10 do Goo.
1d, a. o. 5o Asa6!s do q d.; " a. 81 soSe % 'n 10
A,gs,ata, s, so io 1c1to France, Morris, 5000 hu
corn; 4. woolsot du Dolphin, Ottawa, 1910 DO.
uHioAao, Aug. 6.-Ann!yEn- g. No. Z, Lasaalo'
Ull:Anrp-c.yuga, Lockrort. lIght; Gen. aleoioi, l
lsu Ioliot, co75 rs sunries Ezahott. Lockport 800
hss45 It i,lnhor for Lssalu, III lumber for Ottawa
Lily Morris 100 shngfss Contest 9Frs r s]t 9 nrls ~,
LosAe IS rlz aalt for Joliet, tonH coal for I.ook
port untauk Iockport, 4,477 hu wheat l50o II un-
ter A. Wouson, Morris, !, ,4A0 II lu1nber.
, 1873-08-06
1Iotinnn1l's Hop Pills

arc used by tho rich and tho poor Thoy fovcr and
neue. intermittent forer dumb aEuo. and all malatious
fuvoss ThoJ do not contain qunfno aracnc.
They For sale y lruggias at 70 cosa
ror hnx, sont by mail prepaid. McIalns Oandod Cas-
tar o dse,oaa syEn Of ts oasoE Biean t5eH fso
Also arc bici.an's Von!fuea bonhnus dollosons
cauilua TINT pel freely rIoe fo. olthor
oxco, Bo]B agents,
, 1873-08-06

Thickncss-Etye shuglcB to be rwo inches In thick
ncan.
Lcngth-Si1teen inches.
HARDWOOD.
Black Walnut - Counters sloo.009150.0o; clear,
$G50DhsB1.Ui common. $J5.00@500U: Gull, $20. .0O9a
$3.50 Mourug, 5000.
As!-Clear, $2a aooGSio. common, sl6o0@25. 90 !;
Gull, $l0 l00o@16:oo; aoorlug, gu. .ooGS 40. co.
Gull, t9.0051500.
nickory-Oiear, s28. oo@5o.uu; common, s2ooo@
$500 Gull, s12009l8.n0.
1fsple-cIear $2looe835.oo; common, $l0.ooG25.0 90 ;
Gull, $l0.U0Bl5
nuttcrnut-olcar, $35.ootS6o.oo; common, s2o.oo@
3o.00.
Chesry--Cear, s4o.oo@Gooo; common, s15.oo9
$500 Gull, 51200G918.u.
Whitewoot--Ctear, $3D10@40,00: common, $4,000
@25.DO Gull, $10.00@l5.G0,
Wagon stock-1Ilctory axles, per set, 81 l.0o@1 80
wagon poles. each. 45R55c boz boards. $40 COG
florlda red ccdar, 35c por It mahogany, 30iS40o
do countcrs o0c rosewood. 50@3oc wlits holly SOC.
, 1873-08-06


1879. compared with tho corresponding period laat
your:
F"r: sInec .lan. s.tme
Lumber, d,'1'a, m,....."-...as.G92 s55,ssS Sio,o01
Lsth asaS ,e 4s,,osi % oi.isa
For For Sine Jan. !sa,nt
Es;s. fEs;sss's; s!s$s7 !s$s7 5ssS5s ss$5s
of lumber wore 70 Light that tl1ero worry lltlo
and sn Tho aS
inKs eousiatea from day 70 day Of rerhaps avo nix
and sold rathor slowly. On Saturday heot ot about
twenty vcssols arrivca md tho local buyers bought
ssis soa ens bo nsss en sas
hot sonowhst for while theEe Wss no dspostton on
5sssdoa. Ind ~ goa spssa', ..r and nssis5 stfis
oa of Il iu any foros pfces. "'''
on auch occasions, common cargocs werc in liberal
sg .ep Ius .ssy fs aln 5ssa asn s eo IT,
giles at q 90 for "As" To-day tho remainder Of tho
neet which left over from laat evening WAS Ola.
posed Of at tho closing prices Of yesterday. Tho re-
cepts wore limited to thrco four cargoss Follow;
Ing aFs the Ggoations Good to choice bonrls @ anl
s95o@iooo to outside prtso for choice: ath. si;75
Cnruo achr MonHon1,. from niuahegnn. lid m foct
strpa and boarls at slo0o ia ut $1.75. Cargo ao}r
Presto. FROM -n1nukegon, 100 fect medium bonrds
aud strips At 6l20U Cargo scllr Barber, from LudiuY
tom 100 m fcot strips aud boards at s12bo. Cargo acr
oeavn from Mhniaee 100 feet 1oIat and scantling
at $1,000 Cargo scllr Driver, from Ludtngton, 40
feet jolat and scantng Ut so5; 100 foot boards and
srips as tl2so Cargo schr aipey from White lake.
from Euskcgon, 90 nj feet coarse n,ixoa st $500.
Cargo schr Gadator. from Maniateo ll0 foot Joist
and scanng ut *lu.00 Cargo achr Folicitous, from
Lii n I'm ,H1hAe n
IN feet ,oarlB anil stripa at sla6O. Cargo Aclr IT..
petor from Muskcgon, 100 foot boards aud sripa at
f9.25. Sold by blanchard, Drand h Co.
LUMBER rnEI0nrs.
Manstoe, f125 Ludingtou, s. Muskegon, SITE
Oconto, $3.16@3.25; Menomitce, $3.25 Whita Lake,
$1o0 Grand Haven, sl.75 Pcntwaer, $500 Mason
sfIo S275; Frankfort, $3.a7A Ford River. so12t5.
At THE YARDS.
Tha yarl trado is only fair hut tho market ts firm,
Particularly for oiata and Hcautng and rood lumber.
Cedar poHts also remain hrn. Hardwood meets with
the Average demand, and prices are steady. We re.
tn1At n NH "a
, 1873-08-06
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
>-~"-" - v
TE&&0TITJfNGoN.

Tho oopartuorsh!p horotoforo oxisttng hptWcon " r.
,oY!u and L. T. Thomas, IL this day issalsod by mutual
con.eut All tos uu by tIo firm will 5o paid by IT, r.
who ia alouo authorized rccclyo and roccspt for thu
eamg. WILL. ~ Hli'ltN'
Chtcsrn AuE,,7t /, l413. EnW. +. TllOMAH.
, 1873-08-06
RFATTNG POLICY

How to et!ku times out Of tn t1pon r"ssrt of
eoisntiiioIIly cnicnlaod fran daily drawtnst y! lht
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talp44, PA,
, 1873-08-06
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

TUESDAY EVENING, Aug, s.
The following taho shows tho movement IF lumber,
sBles, and lah for tho past week sud since Jan l,
, 1873-08-06

All poFsuns having csina hgainst tue late fm r. q To,.
ns aHor, dnnx business nhIBr tho nnlt of lilo FltiI
Iross au. Tool Works ara lsrohy tcQnsstod r. present
tlen to thu undersigned tho Works. 70 and 2 Mlch!,
aud HagAlHgt0nstB. u. H. BuhIHlOh. hoch}YeE.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-14
STORY OF THE MASSACRE.
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PATAL TRUST IN THE MODOCs-BLOODY END OF A
RRUrIEss CONFERENcE-GEN. CANDY AND TWO
OF rHE COMMISSIONERS SHOT IN COLD BLOOD
THE INDIANS ESCAPE TO THEIR FAsTNEssEs-
BITTER FEELING AMONG THE TROOPS.
LAVA BED CAMP, April II, p. NJ, via YREKA, April
12For several days past there have been endeavors
made BY the Peace Commissioners and Gen. Candy
to obtain an interview with Capt Jack and the
leading chiefs Of the MOdoc band The prospects Of
peace seemed toEbe better, orders had been sent
from Washington to the Peace Commissioners to
give the Indians if necessary, reservation in this
neighborhood. Yesterday evening Bogus Charley
came in, and said that Capt. Jack, SehOnchin, and
three or four others would meet the Peace COmmis-
GOners on spot near the lake about three-quarters
Of mile from camp. Bogus Charley stayed in our
camp all night. and in the morning Boston Charley
also came and said that everything was all right as
Capt Jack was coming out to meet the Com
mlssiOners.
Between 10 and Il o'clock this morning the Peace
Commission party-comprising Gen. Candy, A. B..
keacham, Dr. Thomas, Mr.. Dyer, Riddle the inter
prefer, his squaw, and Bogus and Boston Charley
went out 10 the designated spot There they met
Capt. Jack, John Schonchin, Black jim. Setback
Nasty Jim, Ellen's Man. and Hooker Jim. They had
guns with them. but each carried pistol at his
belt. This, however, was not much noticed, as in
previous interviews they had had their guns with
them. All sat down in kind Of broken circle. Gen.
Candy, Mr. Meacham, and DR.. Thomas together,
faced by Capt Jack and SchOnchin. Mr.. Dyer stood
by Jack, holding his horse, with Hooker Jim and
Setback Nasty Jim to his left.
Mr.. he&chsm opened the talk, and gave long his
tory of what they wanted 10 do for them, after
which Gen. CAnby and Or. Thomas both talked for
some time. Capt Jack then talked in an appa-
rently serious strain and when he finished, stepped
back to the rear near where Meacham's horse was
hitebed. John Schonchin then began 10 talk, and
while be was speaking Mr.. Dyer heard cap miss
hre and looking around. Capt. Jack TO his left
with his pistol pointed at Gen. Candy. This the
signal for a general massacre and dozen shots
were fred within half q minute.
Mr.. Dyer. after hearing the cap miss fire, turned
and was followed closely by Hooker jim who fired
two shots after him Dyer. finding Jim gaining ON
him, turned and drew his derringer. wherenpon
Hooker retreated and Dyer made bis way to the
camp. Capt Jack fired again on Gen. Candy, and
os nobs Old naD Wa sDoedLJ shot down ard killed