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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-06
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SOCIAL QUADRILLE.-At Old Pioneer Hall,
Meadow Valley street, on next Saturday even
ing, the sth inst, there will be q grand quad
rifle party. Unusually elaborate arrangements
have been made to make this the most pleasant
social ever given to the boys Of Phoebe. Turn
out everybody. mr5-4t
Fresh Garden Seeds at Alexanders. mr4tf
For the very best Of dental work go to F. C.
Nichols, Dentist Main street. mr4tf
All accounts due the Peoples Market must be
paid on or before the sth day of March, 1873, or
they will be put in the hands Of collector on
that day. R. P. DAYTON.
mr1-td
WILSON 4 SoLoMoNs, dealers In Cigars, Sta.
tionery and Periodicals. at Fulks h NIcAlpin's
f2O-tf
Wilson's Restaurant, next to Halpin's.
Fresh bread and cakes. f2O-tf
The Alta California Almanac for sale at G.
"iederholds. f19.1m
ALL accounts unpaid on our books are trans.
ferred to B, F. Hastings, Jr, with full power to
collect. O'NEIL L ARMSTRONG;
fe11.n
CUTTING Cos California Canned Fruits, Jel.
lies and Jams are far superior to all other brands
For sale by all st-class grocers
WATCHES CLEANED and warranted to run for
two years for $500, at Goodspeed's, next door to
the postofice. ia17.tf
ii. M. BARNES, Notary Public, at the postofRce.
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BANKING AND FIyANcIlL

orrlcE oy FISK + H,rrn,
NASSAU STREET, NtN AoHk, Aux, - l,i3.
The CHESAPEAKE ASD ONO RAILROAD now
competed ana in regular operation between the Al.
lantc tide waters at Richmond and the unfiliug nay.
CATION Of the Western rivers At Huntington. Is now
carrying passengers aad frc.s IS with great prompt.
ness, and on favorable terms. betwc the coast cities
and the chief trade cru,rc. the West Frcifus can
be shipped via The ylc" Line of steamer. from Boz.
ton Providence, apa Philadelphia via tlc olI poni
nlu" Line Of steamers from Sew York. and via the
chesapeake ana oAio pacaets from u,.uuat Louis
Vile, and 81. Louis. Sc rass,ug. can also take ts
route to or from lu, West. and enjoy "a, wonderful
sccucry Of the Alcibani.s, the MEDICINAL SPRINGS
AND MINERAL ATTRACTIONS Of virginia and West
Virginia
To cuable the company TO perfect more rapidly ~
Equipment, Terminal iac..tles, and deep water con.
necuons with European steamship Lines and to ace
modlt' the h,ayy COAL AND MINERAL TRAFFIC,
together with the growing lRoN AND MIsCELLA.
NEOus LOCAL AND THROUGH BUslNEss now
pressing upon the hlc selling, on behalf of the
company, limited amount OF their slVEN PER
CENT, GOLD BONDS secured by mortgage liens on
the whole valuable property, 81 and interest
sIoo each, cthcr coupon registered payable in gold
com, IN Sew NorN ctl, principal and interest interest
Jan sud July l.
Nea-o have small amount OF the OLD SIX PER
CENT. GOLD BONDS OF THE CHEsApEAKE AND
ONO The price Of these Is s,s and accrued int, rest
They arc issued M denominations Of flOL go and
SION Interest pay able May ami November.
The property has cost already upward of S. SroOo,
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a Young virs,uian'- suicidal Shot.
SD,c'aI D,,YatA "a ne BIas,a,, Amer.c.m.

Sp,ciaI D,spatA O. ne BItniois dmerlcm.
WARRENToS, Va. Aug. 2j-Thr facts
concerning the shooting Of Alfred Martin are as
follows;
loung Mclilair and Martin were returning
from the railroad station ON Mcbldr's wagon
late Wednesday night. They had proceeded
about a mile when MrBiair sndeavored tu dre
III revolver which uai become wet by the rain
lie snapped all Ave barrels without discharl.,ng
alS Of them, and then placing the pistol at h.s
own mead, AGAIN snapped IL twice without effect.
Mdrtiu, seeing this, sW IRE that he would do the
same, ana taxing the pistol from MCIlair, lie
pointed u al his own head. the horses startins
at the moment the pistol went on the tail .oius
directly through his brain, killing hun instantly.
MCliIlr Wd7 huulhc !, and called uut instantly.
" Alfred, are you hurt 70 but obtained no au-
sWrr.
he proceeded Immediately - obtain assist
ahre. and plt. lnE t.c deal bIly 0f ais friend
10 uls wagon, drove O. NJ trtIn'> house. wh,ra Ae
rcm aiurd until the inquest. Ii- is his state
Wcnt, sworn To- before the judge Of the Circuit
Court al Wdrrentou. 1t i, but proper TO say that
the man Win stated that he heard angry word.
and then a stul is Mrlilair- uitter rutuy. Win
whom ne udd qu urcL resulting in his being
beaten last election day. II can be proved he
never mentioned the ct Of his Iyerhrdrius the
CuuScrsaI ion uutl two DAYS had elapsed, nor
dlu NE proceed u the spot where. As he II ties.
lac overheard angry words tnd -uDt. Mtlil ar
IA tn have new examination on Wednesday
next.
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which we're sent over last night respecting ths
proposed dividend. The stock consequently
became very active here and advanced to A.,
buyer days, as against o0N In the early trade
Prices on the entire list with the exception Of
Pacific Mail were strong until the manipulation
OF the gold market to ll5I. together with the
advance in the rate paid for the Use of gold
to LIZ frightened some timid holders Of stocks
into selling. At the second board the market
was heavy, with partial recovery later, and
closing weak.
lhe total number OF shares dealt In was
l2l,jl1, of which Western Union represented
$500; Erie, 2Li0O; Pacific Mail 1850; Lake
Snore, l0525 Wabash, 400; Ohios, 1850; New
YORK Central 3,46l; Union Pacific, 800; G., G..
and l. G., LOO; Rock Island, 1900 Hannibal
and -. Joseph. 11OO; Northwestern, 100; Panama,
aDi Erie preferred, 10; 81. Paul, ~; Atlantic
and Pacific preferred, 100; and st. Paul pre-
Gold opened active and steadily rose from
1l5S to 1lba, the shorts having been induced to
cover their contracts under the influence Of
belief that the gold clique intended to make
cash gold scarce. The clique took advantage Of
which was the cause OF the reaction finally to
115A.
In gold loans the rates paid for having bal
ances carried ranged rom to y cent. and
subsequently at fiat and for borrowing. z, B. 1-2,
ana nat, with final negotiations at Hat The total
cleI ngs OF the Gold Exchange Bank were tp.lO.UOi
goa naan es t2U2,lU anu currency balances, y2i2i
Nv Tue sub.Treasury redeemed sou In called bonds.
ana paid out IN coin interest on the public debt $1,000,
which. with previous disbursements, make the Otal
payments OF the anticipated september interest f2ij
wv. Inc Following were the principal quotations;
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rINANCIAL AND coMMERcLiL.

FmDAY, Aug. 20-P, M,-Speculation in
Wall street was lively at both the Stock and
Gold Exchanges, and the fluctuations were wide
and frequent Western Union became the chief
speculative feature at the opening, and main
tanned its prominence until the close, though
Erie Pacific Mail, Lake Shore and Wabash com
mandod much attention and represented a
good trade. All of the so-called Vanderbilt
shares were specially strong, and West
orn Union moved up steadily from Ola
to g2A, amid considerable excitement among
the shorts to cover. There was, however, a sub
sequent reaction, and the price closed at 9ls, IL
9lA. There were some realizing sales toward
the close, and the entire market was lower
Pacihc mail was heavily sold, and the bears were
specially active in this stock, the price dropping
TO i3}s, hut aiterward rallylng to Az, though
closing heavy with the remainder OF tho list.
The Erie speculation derived its chief influence
from London quotations, which rose To iVA in
that market, u direct result "t cable dispatches
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W RI ID.

BIsHoP, ,sTENNErr.-on "Wednesday, August n
~ the rcsdeute OF the brides iar"nis, by the Rev j.
Paddock, D. D., John q Bishop TO Lniily Cara, young
eel daughter Ot r. Sttuurtt, all Of BrouAlyu.
CAMtBr Ll-lilGGINROr rHAM.-On Thursday, Au.
gust ~ by the Rev. A. B. Carter, u D. Rosar daugh
ter Of Dr Edward Hgg OF this city 10 George
Campbell Of Liverpool, tng.
GERARD-URAlN .-On Wednesday, August "a, AT the
residence Of the brides parents, Aapeshade. sing Sing,
\. \. hy the krN W lsun Phrancr, Edward L. Gerard
to T1ulnei yonrstsl daughter Of J0akIn urny, Esq,
HILLS -EAsToN. AT cuba, y, Y. on Wednesday,
AUGUST 80 by the Lev. { " bruce, VI. A. Hils, mer,
chdnt of cuba, TO Miss phinr EastOn daughter
y, " Fast un, Esq. ot New York city.
JOllNSON--A bbOl I'm New Haven, on Wednes-
DAY, August o. 10y the icy. hu :. c. Abbott Mr. Oliver
johnson, managing editor Of The Christian L MON New
lotk, To Mis- Jennie ". Abbott, ushter the OH.
cafius Clergyman.
kApHA -poLNN on Thursday August y. At the
t,sHricr oi iHr bril ; pHrcut-. hy the lry Father
bunn ly nt - hitnats ltuui4 hthoiIc Church, Pro-
iT","r QUO hap9al pt B'ruu. Prussia, o. Niles Ncly,
'',,H, u-, vi Aln b,lAl.' red ut 4lh Nrt ai! t.
MtNIlt~ llENtlI. .lu tA. cts, uu lhursIJy,
Nu-st -s. by the l;r. e. r. Bush, rIuuus MruIcs II
Slu Francisco to Agnes Inn. 10 dtu-htrr Of 1huuas
Ii.Nttt ut NrNCAst. t.r.u.- L. lLt, Eugltuu.
W i"c lev Ut M,i Q.'rk ,nhusl, T.. A. ho.ius =
uUfrN o. j, ,~~lr hrric ut West brEltIu. No cards.
~ LuH JOHNSON A. nrccmllr, Jersey Ci,y,
uu iu s4l A.Eu.l 49, IA JhH l,.f. A. l.rlus lhuuls
Taylor o. l,aghAtl g. johnson, all ut the above place.
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While Chlrl Marx was abseu from his store,
2ol MIlual street yesgrAy, two thi,ycs entered one
OF them pretended TO Mr.. MARKS yluus son that he
wanted TO buy ac1at, and while yonl Marks atten.
tou taken up he other thief picked up t75 worth
of cloth and ran cut Young Marx ran after, cr,lu..
Tor the police, AMI one Of the thieves knucscd him
down. when tue thieves saw OhCr Adamson ap
prolching they dropped the CLOTH AM ran tow ard Cen
ro street. Oncor Pike joined In b. ,haee Ia Centre
street A,AHls caught one thlDf, ald haudinE Lin
llke, continued the Vhtte up street At
tactlug large crowd. me ncciug tlrf jumped aboard
q fuurth avenue car, whiCE was gu,uiat rapid pace
down the hll, In the car he chuug his hat Tor cap
which nc had concealed m ms 20 kc and then tururi
NJ collar Tor the purpose OF uCtINus the I'm
Ger The COnGuctor, VINO stood ON TIE rear platform,
refused stop car. Near Worth street the Ulcer
caught up the car, and hr cnteryurOufh tie rear
dor the thief made his ext through the other door
The office close upon his man, aut after spirited
chase caught Inn, Toe uthCcr did ud have time tu
takc the number Of the ear. Al TIE uk street police
alon thcY called themselves Jamt seymour and
Jonu Nu-cut. Tlcy refused 10 Flyf hvIf rerl,nces
The cloth Was recovered and both Wre held az The
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RAktk.-M the residence of MS brother law
H""S BERNARD, - KING s,, apt. II my haArT II ths
Veteran Corps ui l-Il.
NOirr Ui tht iuu, raj hereafter.
M,lll.. tu lhur- -.al l~f e. 1873, james Mtltpe
lurnds lud relatives are rcrprclfu y invited e. At
tend f" funeral from hs ate rr-Iu,ncr. Mount vernon
Mrstch' ter c"unty, y. tins saturday afternoon
August 30, at O'Clock
sA~sE.-Ou Inur-diy, August 2s. George Montgom
cIN, infant ron of Fred - iAI susan +. sAss aged
months.
Funeral, from the residence OF his parents 1853 Ay C.
on -tluru4y, August 80, a, l.. NJ
81 AklN NG.-At Neht Chester, y. Y, on Fruay Au.
gust -, Elijah soaring IN the Goth year of his age
Inc relative, and friends n the family are y tied u
attend lls fuurral rom the West hester NJ h. Church
ui sunday, August 81, NJ T.. n,
SHElsIuAN.-Ou frIIIy August 29 Bridget Slcrl
dan lu the Gnh year OF her aye.
lhe friends ana acuan mtes are respectfully in
WHO'D iu attend tur iuurrtl. on SUNDAY. August o.
At 2o'clccb T. h from her late residence, 2ii NoIu.
bth ST., BTuuklyu, +, u
VAN bENrt upItN N.--Ou uday, August %, ,AuuNan
Brnschotcu @te of ucLry Van B,Lsclutcu, Ia the i<d
year of htT a.r.
The relatives and friends, also the members of Polsr
star Lodge, +, and VI, are respectful uNlcd 10 At
rLa her funeral, from rr i.r rr,lrcc E Huron IT,,
GrrcuuuluL ON SUNDAY, August $50 at - H. NJ
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A Pennsylvania Physician Murdered By "a
saloon h erpcr.

ftom ne HirtbbHIgh Iseytdpi, lPn.
ON saturday last Dr. T.. Richter Wagon
seller, prominent physician Of Scliu~-ruyc.
>ut der CuDhfN, wd- cat ia the stomach hy anun
named Wcurlr o., % -iluun keeper, and died from
o." effects Of the wound On SUNDAY morning. 1t
seems that hired man ia the employ of Dr.
Nagguil~ elder was int"mrofate in his habits, and
the Il pctur had notified the landlords not To sell
him any liquor. On tturdly he found the man
under tho influence or liquor, and A. he uhe
doctor came down street, ami when near the
keystone Hotel, he met " enrich, aud accused
MIN uf -~liln- his man the liquor, Mcnucu de-
a. tI 10, ana thc doctor rtll asserting if. Nru-
rlrh Cal Il HIM a liar. Dr. Mt-Eou-clicr t.ru
struck Nrnri h across the noun Wl 30 O..
beck of hi- hand, whereupou Wcu~,,I oNup uaI
his knife in hlS htnl uud was I>u- tt a po~tJ
TURNED and struck the ductIr iu the bowel, IN
uig'lug a WuIud t.u,u wulch uc d.cd.
Dr. b aEEuu'tlirr was a a If the late nr.
JtDI 10 Nteg n-pilcr, VINO many years ago r, pre-
-,u tl tha' district loo the So at, senate. to- WIS
about ~ year, Of age aud a leading physi in ln
ice 'uuu'N iic was "A eradicate Ut Peuu- y,ytull
tH.i'-r .' bri't burg, ranking highest i'm his
c.d--, aut o.. death - -rpAt loss 90 the CoLIuI-
uity in whIDI hc resided. Wcnrich VS. arrested
ahi ruMmi' ted To- prison tn await an luye, isa-
tIIIl
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Rooms II and Is Of the building on the north
cast corner Of Broadway and Tenth we're burglar
iousiy entered on Wednesday afternoon between two
O'Clock snd seven. The wardrobe and bureau were
cleaned out, while books statuettes and other
decorative articles Of value not taken. A silk
dress, expensive laces Oncuding shawl. svcrware.
leNes' undercothins, Elk pairs OF pantalOOns. seven
shtt- efht vests pair ~ patent leather boots
Waterproof CLOAK, &C. worth round thousand dol ara
mere trapsierred by the roober who catered through
he Neutator above the door. and to out having
tempted yaiu TO of the iock of the door bv un.
screwing ", wren he'd It OIL by muscular power. Tie
carving knife, which broken In attempt lay on
Tue suia The two lower stories ot the building are
usva tor business ana the two upper stories leased IN
suites AMI occupied almost enurely by artists, many VI
whom
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The Wrong Man.

The Rev. John Moore, worthy clergyman Of
the Prcsbyteran Church, who has been on iecturing
tour through the villages on the New Haven Railroad
found himself edncsday night at II o'clock at the
depot In Grcenwich. Not catching q train he waited
around that nstitetion Tor the one Opposite the
station stable, and from that stable harness was
recently sto.en. That might armed men were on the
watch for the burglars. what should they do but
rouncc poor Mr. Moore! IL thea being past m III.
Ight and very DARN the clergyman frightened ard
fan and a. many balls hcw after him against Ola
NrcrnWlch ln revolutionary days With coat pierced
aud head bleeding Mr.. Moore taken to the town
authurtre AMI alter an investigation Of the ctrCum
stances was discharged by the justice Mr. Moore
thnks II would be as safe to go among the MOdOcs at
once H venture into greenwich al present after dark.
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The day's business az the United States sub Treasury
was Cold receipts ssO2giul gold payments, o. 6si,.
1881 gold balance. fty5Ji, ,51lj9 currency rpcttpts
t2uisyit!s currency payments. tgl6Gil sg currency
bainCe. t3i,1btUb.l2 ttrtOms f5ssgtD The Treasury
balances at the close Of business Washington werr
turrcncy, tO.2O0Oi and com, tog.U.y.UU incluiinV
titNpuD coin certificates Ihe Internal revenue re-.
Ceipts footed up fl15 $40.
Foreign exchange dull and heavy and the ie1 1d.
INK urawcrs reduced their rates to M ts for prime
sietlng6j days bls. aud ils ss@iGY Tor shori sight
comm rcal blils we're quoted al iO,AcsiuA The total
imports of dry goods for the week ending to-day fuutd
up tsb!llo anl the estimated amount Of merchandise
Nis t,Jp.uO The amount uarKeted was q =. ISIS,
lhc money market opened active at Sos y cent, hut
aDOut mlddAy negotiations effected at LtI Il.
though later the established was s. hut closing IN
the street with free offerings ats Government bOnd
hrins paid sfh aud IN discounts there
of four months date.
Government bonds were Arm and higher on very
limited amount Of transactions. We note sales how.
ever VI coupon Do, ISL at lli coupon s67s ig rer
tered lHisi ll1s registered l65s, old ll6t coupon
ls5Ss, called BONDS, II aud coupon lsG1s, H.
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Travellers on the sixth avenue cars are some =
times startled by the extraordinary appearance Of a
poodle dog which makes its headquarters In Canal
street Sometimes the animal IL of q bright pink tnt
from nose TO toes and he trots along 49, unconceru.
gdli a. though h. were of natural color watch for
the Z, anu the ueNt time you see h.n he may De a
a bright green, but IA placid ever A week after
ward - may appear with blue tail. two yellow legs,
tNo black ones, purple BODY, and ptraw-cOlOrcd
h'hh u was At nrst supposed by many that dog
ishc had variety ut CtUred dogs whose parts were
interchangeable out this theory has been set al rest by
' lft"Nrr mat the o. od" l. owned hN ghbOrlng
i}tr u II easy NOrt for the man sho dycs hun, out q
moot question how long the dog can stand IL.
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sunlight for wcstehcster po,i,itnn-.

There Is a scramble ia Wrstchestct county for
nominations Every Office, with the exception Of Judge
u the District Court has from four to ten candidates
nut 20 far the politician. do not to know that
an Iiit r j. tu he voted for.
section nVe u thr Anne ration act creates the Tenth
Jun iAl District anu provides that At thr general
election Jldge for thi- court shall BE- baiioted for
uuItAurlusy with the question of annexation In
accordance with THIS act the secretary Of n
formed sheriff Brund,ge thar such ofcer IL to be
voted fr The ciccti viii depend upon the success
ut thr annex alton oJcct.
80 nov mere an be excitement among the lawyers
10 scll ~ Tue politicians.
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reported fOr The sun by george tie Count Jodnnes.
MIR. Thomas Bushell, merchant In the City Of
Churches, has three establishments on Warren, Van
Brunt aud Court streets for the sale OF and pro-
Visions; has been In business twenty years became
rich Ia naturally social and generous, therefore
unsuspcious of wrong being being practised upon him.
In his business he large quality Of ce and In one
establishment alone in few weeks his ice bills reached
nearly tooO. which he paid, being cash man Surprised
at this large smount he weighed load Of ice instantly
after Its purchase and found that he had been charged
onethrd more In weight and money than Just, and
had been so for some time. How long this has been
practised how many tradesnen, merchants. aud FAINT
lies have thus been coolly iced now being invest
gated In public spirit Mr.. Bushe resolved to follow
out this matter. but uncertain whom employ as
the wealthy influence Of the party might prevent Justice
Beins prudentally advised, Mr. Busheli sought and
retained the Count Joanncs OF this city the legal
champion for the plain In such case, he in.
etantly initiated his duty yesterday. The Will
soon Yield and right be made paramount " The light
~ Justice shall not he hidden under Bushe but In
ths ease the bushel shall bring Justice Itself to light"
the subject matter
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Tho Rumored Mns-acre at sOrl sill.

vt. LoUIs, Aug, 2o-1he Erding Despatch
publishes authentic information from ort sin ss late
a. August a, which is to the effect that the 70 Il
inst Gen. Davidson LETT Fort sill with his cavalry uu.
der orders from Gen. Augur TO suppress the Indian d.
tuThanccs the Texan frontier, lcarng hut three
companies of tooI to garrison the fot The eNpeui.
tun was expected 10 be gone forty day.
NUthng has been heard from there suce the above
date. Ihe Wcaknofs of the garrison, With the know
edge that the Indians In that region az familiar with
all that relates the defence OF the f much
apprehension On the palt ui persons acre VINO have
friends aud relatives NJ Fort Sill hat he report from
Waco, fcxas, Of s capture and the massacre Of s IA.
may e
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work upon the uptown streets and houlevars theret
Increasing rather than dimbiehng rate OF taxation
ana prOrsstisatins the march of Improvement inden-
ntely Holders are nr1n, aud Captal 10 not waning
either for speculative investment dr Improvement
Ices discouraged by pseudO-pubc economy. Sub
urban dealers active anu confident and the fall
son wiil be opened to-day by A. d. Meck, Jr. & nro.,
ny the Offering of forty choice seaside lots at Far Rock
away, being portion Of the property known the So
James Hotel ON Tuesday. september T. Jere. john
9n the Hudson river and railroad at Crtgers station
Ihc plots are regarded as choice overlooking the Hud-
son rlver, and accessible ny steamboat and railroad.
liugh Camp announces the sal of fortyeight lots
near West End Hotel at Long branch, sept 8. Jere.
JOHNSON Jr, announces sale OF as lots OF the we'll
nnown Straiton n storm property at the Baysde sta
,pnoI the tushing and Norm side Railro d. Septem-
De- nr " 10 be followed by tolots Of rYoung property
tst IOrt MOTIFS, ana 2j lots Broadway aud River
Vse avenue belonging to DR.. lerrlOt In the city Of
The sun., 1873-08-30

WASHINGTON, Aug. @.-There Is more trouble
with the postal cards. for several weeks past they
have been deerioratng IN quality, and the public
again Informed that If the contractors do not do better
the contract will be taken from them This all bosh
however, for the cards have never come up to the
standard prescribed In the advertisement for proposal.
or In the specifications ot the contract More than this
the contractors have never been aba 10 supply the de
nand, and me department has tine and again been
forced 10 give notice that ord could not he fled
until the contractors got printing press paper
cutter, or something Of the Kind Tho truth oi hts
whole scandal Is ms The contractors the personal
and political friends ~ Mr, Henry H. Dawes, ana II 10
his influence that has all aiOns saved ,heIn-
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1he Erie Railway Depot AT Jersey City pre-
scntd h'ey scene Ast evening, In the event OF the
departure u Mr. Augustn Dily and troupe OF the Flfh
Avenue Theatre on an extended tour On thcwcst The
company, u which TIE Mcsdaucs Clara Morris, Fanny
uatrnvort Gubrrt, sara Jewctt are the stars, aud
ISIS. g. tltiR, 'hArtr tI-h T. j. Lewis, Dasld-e,
AMI whitney tin comets, utrud To sprAd three uttA,
100 tlnIuuafi Nurrv thty vii play daring tur tNpusi.
ton DO flNr,s opera n ii-r From cincinnati thrS gu
60 hu1lln fhi!td lphll, lrouNlyu, nut Albany. lu-
hrus Mt paly - nrs4 departure from NrW lurk. the
uo. u.riinu ID Icuptr- Of the profess ON Assem-
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Live stock MARKET.

NBw YoRK Friday, Aug. 2P.--Iieceipts Of
beevcs werv 10 carr, o head. making i.UJ since
Monday, against i!al for the time last week.
Trade was inactive, aud the volume OF business
light Holders Of good cattle obtained ful prices,
Nhiie common natives aud Texans rema ncd dull and
weak Natives ranged from "a 10 l2}sc. n; Texans
from &c TO i0c. y ~.
Receipts of sheep and lambs ~ cars 1918
head sheep were in demand az nrucr quotations, or
3lbHc. n but lanbs were extremely dull and fur
tntr deCnncd, closing heavy At 5.ttAC. 3 n.
Arrivals OF hog we're i,9s mAktnF 1904 since hcu.
day, against 1905 for The time last week. Live
huFs were wanted At .t5sc. n, and dressed were
nriner, aud ADVANCED 10 b. 1 ihc. 4 n.
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+, aug. <',--Ihc Temperance State Com
'iiuhted At the Twcddle Han Convention last
W." h'rmanenty organizod at a meeting neld At
t'''I by The appointment Of the Rev. samuel Me.
N.'a"f Chairman, and II. Bronson. Of Amster.
Hon e',lIah. II was resolved 10 hold q state Z on
is fr,nl siG ~ 'C 9ogr to be omposed of nye lr
loutn Nho favor o ltclI action Tor pSoh'n,tio,'
tcal a Ptes'ht orgllillug an independent uarty
Wal appear " a few Giyk ''