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New-York tribune., 1873-04-12

eheerfuy on the above subject 1t rise In freghts
has called every available ship into service; and that
the dispute to the relative merits OF iron and wooden
vessels has turned favor Of tho latter 1he Journa
adds:
Experience is proving that the claims made for iron
vessels are not well founded. The wooden vessel Is now
considered stronger safer swifter. AM delivers the
cargo In better condition than the iron one time mas
made the test and the result appears TO I've have
stated This practically ends the competition between
the rival materials and places wood In the front, with
little fear OF its being supplanted again There Is good
deal OF commotion among iron builders at the turn
which things have taken, and efforts will be made TO
counteract unfavorabe circumstances in which they
find themselves but 1t is doubtful they succeed In
restoring confidence In iron.
The wooden shipbuilders have the field 20 themselves.
This is the to improve it, they well understand.
We shall probably have buster season In the shpyards
OF Maine than since 1855. unless builders much
crippled for want OF means that they cannot into the
business. All along the coast the notes OF preparation
have been sounded. Next Fall many keel will
kiss the waters OF the Atlantic from the shipyards OF
prosperity.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12
DIED.


ASDERSOg-Tn Broosn morning of the 9Th sirsh b..
siGe u VIM H. Anderson.
BRowN-At sOer, NsrYort Thursday April TO- 1919 Sally An.
Funeral Episcopal Church somer Saturday es
nd the lO:iO train at CTOOn Falls.
CoNE-n Brooklyn THURSDAY April TO- 1879 Albert Cone IN tho
and had. of e family in,ie a,s's b; ,s1',.,
Saturday. April Il, At3 p
FoRRBSTER-Apn TO- residence 2ls Phncest BooS,s
The friends Of the family also tn members Of zerhs Lor "a,
aGd M aod the members Of Leo LGdgs NO. ~ X o. r. m ~
Church H'rrsOD st. near Court Sunda -nerneon at O'clock
HERBERT-0u WEDNESDAY April g. John Herbert aged "A years
The relatives and friends Of the family invited ,uend tho
funeral from BIS late TesdsPcs @ so69d 6c q Si" 'li
HEwrTT-os rusi,y April l. Henp Hewitt in te .''h year -
The s,e and friends Of the family are respectfully invited attend
funeral from the Ftaye Psbyetan Church corner oi \ no
entast Dr HafO GA Saturday morning 18th INST, at O oe'
HIROsAwA-At Brooklyn "Wednesday Apn after bs osss
N. Keno Hrosawa, sgei I9. ~ Yedo japan.
M o sls esd. .'oiSa 81 Re1 iPS PS fp' are % % 70 sG
ne5s on on SSndsy lis INST 81 Se"T R p % sa RON S' 2
10 Greenwood Cemetery for iHterment
LBAHYon "Wednesday April y Charles Lehhy aged % years
The relatives and friends hom,
John b. Leaby, ssJ adsoas-c nsar DeKlb Broosyn Tie
members Of Americas Cl0O Of South rOOAa are respectfully a'e4
MANLEY-ou Friday April H. Of consumption Richard r Mnoler
MRIGHAS-on Thursday, April TO- alter bde illness Mar, r..
The SS,n sS % .n san, s % s. % @ n Sss late at % No. '
MnLs-on Friday April H. wbOoping c,ugh wpot A.oa.
in the "a year Of bis age iafan Bgbsr, sisr Mills
held 0f the parents No '0o
West NneteenthsL sunday the 18Th nst Relatives
aud friends RVted without further notice.
MnLWARD-0n WednesiAy April lI3 James hlssrt. aged
The friends the lT invited snd hs uner
residence, $40 HenIyst OF JEOn, Bfookln.
Sunday, April lj. lS75 at "a p.
PARKBR-A Rdseaed Psrk, " j. the 9th inst Howard P,rkeL
son Of Hrs Caroline C. Parker yesrs
will be held the residence o. his mother No :.
Madson-aVe this Saturday the l2sh a. u oeoes
Friends and respectfully invited TO ,t'eHd ~bsss
further notice
RAWSoy-I5bb, IL wife Of Edward J. Rawson.
residence $50 Hamilton Bookyn on Saadsp.
18Th inst, at p
sMITH-G city THURSDAY morning. April TO- Lydia Aon vie d
Abishs Smith, aged 81 years
Relatives aad friends family respectfully invited ssaA
residence No. J6 West
on Saturday nth inst III m
yOORHEESOn Wednesday 9Th ipst Margaret De Forrest s "
John w VOORHEES,, in the 69tn year Of her
Relatives and feBs are faDc Saas lt
inst O'Clock from her late residence 40 DeaHse.
Brooklyn-
wISGBRT-Ou evening April TO- l3 Grace Ds. edezs
Charles w. and Emily W. Wngert, aged and
months
will be held her parents residence - South Port
land-sFe Br0oklyn Saturday Afternoon st O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12
REFORMERs WANTED IN THE SOUTH.

The augusta (Ga.) Chronicle has heard that
body of Civil Service inspectors will 20 South; and
thus welcomes the inspection:
Since the disgust which seized upon George William
Curtis and compelled his resignation, the remaining
members OF the socaled Board do not amount 20 much
they are only a miserable remnant forming a conven-
lent screen for the Executive, without having particle
OF real power influence BY all means, however let
the remnant South. There is plenty here to in
yestgate the OF official misconduct, but as the
President has already reapponed the most corrupt and
obnoxious men, the remnant cannot accomplish much by
their recommendations. Every facility will no doubt be
afforded them for conducting their ab0rs and prose-
cutting their researches United States
FarrOw Will explain the workings OF his department,
and Collector Casey will convince them that there Is no
corruption in the New-Orleans Custom house. They
will doubtless report Fatrow all right and Casey mar
vel0usly proper man.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Saturday, April u, 1871 a. M

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. }
WASHINGTON d. c., Saturday, April r. 1873 a. N.
Synopsis for ne past t,centylor hours
The storm center that was Thursday night
over Southern Illinois Is now apparently over Lakes
Ontario and Erie and second barometerc depression
Is central near Cape Hatteras. N0rtheastery winds
and threatening weather reported from the Middle
Atlantic States.
Easterly winds and falling barometer from Eew-York
and New glaud variable winds with cloud and light
rain from Lakes Erie and Huron; rising barometer
nOrthery winds and cloudy or clear weather from the
upper lakes the barometer has fallen somewhat In the
extreme Northwest with increasing southery win Is and
partly cloudy weather. clear weather with nOrihery
winds very generally reported throughout the MiSss
sippi Valley
For Saturday, in New-England, falling barometer,
eastery winds and threatening weather clearing away
very generally with westerly winds and falling tenn
perature Ly SATURDAY evening
For the Middle States aud Loper Lakes rising bdrcm-
etr westerly ,ondS, partly cloudy and clear cednttr;
for the South Atlantic and Gulf states rising barometer
clear weather and light winds; the barometer continue
falling over the North West, and extend with sOuthey
winds and rising temperature eastward over the upper
lakes and lower Missouri Valley during the day;
cautionary signals continue at Wilmington and Norfolk
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12
THE BROOKLYN CHARTER.

The Committee of One Hundred, being in
some doubt the passage OF the Brooklyn Charter
has appointed o committee to visit Albany and urge
upon the Legislature the necessity of this
committee consisting OF the Hon. j. W. Hunter. Col A.
c. Davis counsel OF the Committee OF Fifty; Samuel
Mclean ]. j. Van Ostrand, George B. Farrngton and
President Woodruff will leave Brooklyn Tor Albany on
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12
LATEST sIiIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
sS. %SsJ. % h"1 T. T. .th ,d.s and D. g. o,inc Co.
sisnshp Regulator rreln Pblnae9 wih mise and pas 70
ri Tbos Drnbsm Mclean Newcastle - 6,ys with mise
BARK Gers sssl P.lsrom Rio Iiys st coffee
Brig Two Brothers of Ber~Hdnl J''e' I1'''n hs9 % 'T'
Brs Csfie Bertha of Ysrmoub Me-, na,.sr msnn, q d.Js
Bs Madpo., (of oa) Milton Cabsden iaJs with nelado
E Eng Ees's M o. wS Ms1. ss'ai Va % on y 'I d, yT % os-,a
BRIG Hunter of Hssr. Alison. TawPe~ q days. With ba'-
B san Carlos (of Porapi, Aieron day with bia-s
Bog Star Of salem Cook C1ncn WITH ne n-l.ao
B Henri Perln ,of lios'H Dushns loHab hs"eo 'ssS
Brig iO Y.rmOutb n So yzu a'azpsL R., n ias. -Ia
Brig Gui,boroush Cof Windsor " 81. Rno 81 Pierre M'hR
Brs Alpha of Tuneuburz n s seHg Ponce Y. oay. wfs
Big ClpTes soelton. Danehad C,riep.s dy with
Brs Jas Davis of sooson). FRENCH Gardens. - i,y. With
Tds T. Darrell (o Ber~uds Locke aoDvdoo ~ dag. via
Ssr Gen iaH Cof wslibOro) wsc Psoua Fla, sdsIs win
scsr XII. Amm (o PrOuDeownj Smith ceneso. days ~rs
sehr Nellie Dinsnore CofLubec, Dnnore Havn. d.T a
Scbr sabao Of Cherryse Fepandn'. F 10 Day. vita
schr Nelson n b. Wright HaT'n, iss', with '"sa'
scRr John Merrill Kelsey Iarus,rl - t's With 'oare
schr Loua d. Of 81 J,sH. N o." "'ser Porte Cao day.
Sr Fannie Flint Co Lubcc Warren re Mari. 10 d.r., ~tA
SAILED.
Steamship Hoa for Nfmbngi lhercs
Marathon Tor
seie Atlantic Qacanoxn. bn@ chnfiue for ys9 Asn 70,
Bahia Robert Move Barhloes T. Re7Sics o - Theaas;
Sterling Bng Harriet Brewster for Pcn~mba"'
Rig Dove ior C,yes; Fruit Girl. for ST. Johns. n r.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros April lI-hnyed steamships William Cane. hVs Bale-
Ach e from Philadelphia Gauous from Newfork sod bns
Aauidneck. MessinA
CHAtLKsloN. s c. April IArnyel. steamship Jsmss Ads'r
Sailed bark Granon, for Liverpool
SAVANNAH TIA. April uSsle ship. James Jariiae and taJ
Duea. for yerpool bark OBeco for Caso Ansi hr C.rs
Sawyer from Belfast.
FOREIGN PORTS.
BRIsToL, Eng April 1.-THE Great Western LINE ste,ouhs
Aragou Western New York Mb r. afnyed bsss
SrErrIs Azd 1.-THE Baltic Lloyds steamship Ilumbo CaDI
from YORK direct the 9Th
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12
LAND SLIDES.
RAILROAD TRAVEL onsTRUcTED.

RosENDALE, N. Y, April 1i.-Durng last
night land slide occurred at the south end OF Eoseh
dale BRIDGE the Waikiki Valley Road. carrying away
the rese work from within ten feet Of the depot TO the
bridge. The reste at the junction with the bridge IS
very high. and travel win DO shut OF for month at
least
FONDA ~ Y, April 1.-the Fonda, JohnstOwn ana
Gloversville Railroad has been blocked by land slides
since Tuesday. Another slide occurred to-day. which
will proong the blockade several days.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12
DOMESTIC MARKRrS.

ALpiNr Apr lNothlng dore to-day in Wheat Rye Barley or
Corn Oa steady sales one Western at the susduehsnas Rail
road depot, a see. car No. State at +yc. =
bAIrrsoEE April -Colton quiet, Mddug ISL dse Flour
Quiet sead And unchanged Wheat hmi Choice White % ed
S2 H. good demand stock Southern Nhe te do
Yellow Western Mixed ole. Oats seuve Southern sSGoe
Wesern Mired White nominal t9doc Re steady
Al s59 AJ unehAnse Provisions heavy and lower Mess p0k
steady at sIT9sl7 Bah Observation-Disclosures, 80 c0 y a.
6le Rib Sides ssc Clear Rib Sides e Bacon inactive sboude
7jee Rh sds aonln.l Cle. BIB Sides s@sle scS
Hans 2ldlse Lard dull sic Western Butter tuer ssooA
scarce Chsios Roll New Tub % DAG wAsH SrH VAC
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12
IN TIE WEST.
CINCINNATI, April ia special dispatch to
'N' T 49,. Jy. =, Joats 5eys,bIgean 1n-iq ~


The effect of the continuous rains is begin
ming to manifest itself in the great torrents OF water
pouring out OF the small rivers and brooks in THIS
vicinity The River des Peres Is bankful aud yesterday
many wrecks OF fences and sections OF bridges were
being whrled along on lts pcrturbcd boscm The 1era-
mec IA also very hig and Is likewise covered VIII n0at
ing wrecks, haystacks, an such like. the CahOki IS
booming, and is also sweepDg down all fragile structures
ON its banks. Reports from the Illinois. Upper Mlsss-
sppi and Missouri Rivers received yesterday represent
those rivers as rising with startling rapidly The cur
rent unusually swlt ana the whOie surface Oh te rV
reported to be covered by the remains OF wrecked
forests bound on voyage to that place OF entom6nent
the Delta Of the Mississippi At this port the Misss
sppi rising with great rapdity all day yesterday
The rise IN the past ~ hours mas not Dee less less tnan 10
property will be considerable. quantity Of aud
pig iron the banks between this city and Sulphur
Springs submerged last night Some 20 hogsheads
sugar, number OF barrels OF pork quantity
which were found to have been surrounded by the ad
vaDcng waters yesterday morning. have probably gone
through detororang process Thic1 VIII materially flsaIy
offered TO laborers on the landing yeSterday and most
OF the freight in localities likely to be submerged was
removed before dark last night.
THE WATER STILL RISING AT ALBANY.
Fron The A6aay EVeHf,1 Journal dpT.I H.
Notwithstanding the anticipations indulged
still continued to TO greater hight than has
been attained in several years This of West Troy
the wateryhet Turnpike Horse Railway, for consider
able distance Is submerged to the depth OF loot ana
places feet, but the run as usual 20
West Troy The Rensselaer, and Saratoga Railroad track
at North Albany also under water which the trains
have TO feel their way through In the city, Quacken-
bush and Orange-sts submerged far as Mont
gomeryst, while in Maidenane state and Hudson the
water Is some distance above Dean. In the lower part
OF the city Broadway have ceased running be-
Hamilton, the street from tnat point " Acs Is
nearly all under water. In Ferry, Arch, and Rensse-
laer. the water extends above Green-st, and whole
isolated the streets being in some parts sub
rged TO the depth OF two feet The flood Is also un-
dermning the roads the island, a we as the piles OF
iron the Jaeger Iron CompaDys docks La Madl;
sonave large main drain has fallen in, IN several
Places leaving open cavities 80 or 40 feet In crCumer
ence and necessltated blockade of the street About
noon to-day the cehouse or John Boss, dealer on Cen
traave situated north OF the Coumba-st bridge, was
undermined, and giving way fell with crash, large
portion the ice and building being carried away A
lumber pile. valued at $780, also carried away By
the hood this morning.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.
CATTIR MARKETS.

CHICAGO April l-CArrLE Receipts. 800 market fHv setlr
Fair Choice At ~ % 50 10; Good
en-, q 500 % rs; buLer STOCK - 100 s5; shipmsnt 1000
Hoa,-Liye aud higher Receipts O; sales at S5 100
s5 for Good lot bought at % ship
meuls, 800.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12
APRIL. WEATHER.
NAVIGATION PROSPECTS,
on THE LAKES.

CHICAGO, April 11.-A dispatch Just received
from Mackinaw says the condition Of tho lee unchanged
The wind is east. and the Thermometer iC'' Al
Crawford Quarry, between Presque Isle ana hackn"w'
there is no ice in sight At Point Au Barques ana Au
Sable, Lake Hurou a little ice is drifting.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12

American Gentlemen search o. good sni economies, r
directed B. BENJAMIN, Ulster House. y Condust
London W. Noted special materials and styles for Ulster travelling
and universal cover. coats Ulster shooting and county suits sc
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12
UNHAPPY LEGISLATURES.

Some of the State Legislatures which have
Just adjourned have been followed into their retirement
by criticisms which seem calculated 20 create real
happiness Among these me ST. Louis hepu6iico says
Of the Missouri Legislature
The fact is the session been frittered away and
the proceedings not redounded 20 the credit OF the
state We greatly regret having Say this for IN be-
half OF the Democracy had promised the people lar
different result Of last Falls election.
Worse than this, the Wisconsin lawmakers are thns
beabOred by The La Crosse Republican, edited by ga
syndicate Of Federal o1ice-hOlders :"
majority OF the Assembly Just adjourned was owned
and controlled by the Milwaukee and 81 Paul Company,
whose bidding Dhndly aud thOughtessly followed.
There was TOO much purchasable material that body,
and what made IL disgusting the low price which
some sold
have fallen upon evil times.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12
A Mysterious Won

A Mysterious Woman.-A shrcvj bold and nn-crpross
woman whose every mH.sry, Gxare. PKANca
snIrHs story LTTLs sUSsBSs iusi commenced ~ THs Nav
YORK WREKLr
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM BRrNRsTa stsansship Main. April liEHml brovn
Bsa, Aag Jimsser Wlhns Collins job Got1 Auer Mrs
M.rn Lsse gastsu Martha Reesau Fred b"'st aSd Ssaef'
In seesDd o.sla PIT II "... .l ....at H
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12

ANDRRWS-BARRY- Stamford. Conr Thursday April TO- ~
Bishop Foster d. d. Joseph r. Andrews 10 MARI NJ dsuebtr
Of Mrs T. Mercen Barry No cariS
LEyTNUS-BRGGS- Wednesday April Charles " Leyaus
Weslcbester Co.. T. to EVene bnggs Of Wihamsbagh N
RUPP-BALL-On Wednesday April by Rev O. French Richard
M Rupp to IJs H. Ball all Of Brooklyn.
SMITWRIGHT-On ThursdiT Apn TO- at the residence 81 the
bnde father Newtown Lony Island by Rev John p Knox Bsa6
r smith o MARY A., daughter Of }. Z. wight h D.
AH Notices of Marriages must be iHd0rSed Nth fan
a0De and address.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12

+. T. Darnum's Worlds Fair will exhibit in
this city for the ast time to-day It viii opcu IN Brook
lvn on Monday.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12
MARRIED..

Trees and Plants.
B. SoS Flushing n " bT Long Island Central RsI
road 81 and ~ M from Hunters Point
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12
THE SPRING FLOODS.
IN MAINK.

AUGUSTA, April 1.-THE main body Of ice
in the Kennebec River, opposite this citv. moved down
short distance yesterday. and this afternoon moved
down s further The river is clear Of ice for about
two miles below the dam. The ice below Is very tbin
and it Is expected will 90 out in a few days.
IN NEW-YoRK.
ALBANY, April 11.-The flood here continues,
but after rising. yesterday fell again. To-day the ice
house beODg to John Ross washed away causing
loss OF tOOo. Some lumber piles have also been car
red Residents the lower part of the city suffer
considerably from the continuance of the flood.
IN THE WEST.
CINCINNATI, April 11.-A special dispatch to
The ChrOnele states that the river at Memphis now
within two feet OF the last overflow and is rising an inch
an hour. Fears entertained of serious overflow
below. The Arkansas River has risen Is feet. Three
piers OF the Cairo and Fulton Railroad bridge at Little
Rock washed away night before last The loss is
$4,000.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12

The Planting Season.
Parsons Co. Offer large stocA Of the t Trees an Psnf~
Por catalogues apply At Finishing. N. T.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12

REVIVAL OF sHIPBUILDING.
The KenRebec Journal, published in the heart
- ths New ENGLAND shiDbuding rognn. dNcOurses
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12

BRISTOL Eng April 1.-THE Great Western Line seroutss
Ausgou Western Newfork Mib n. snged bse
SrErrs Agdl 1.-THE Baltic Lloyts steamship Iumbodt CanI
sailed from this for YORK direct the 9Th int
The New York herald., 1873-11-09
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MoSRY MARRET.-LoSDoN, Nov. S-I2 80 4. NJ
There is decidedly better feeling in the market this
morning. United states fivetwcnty bonds ls6 IS old
~ Erie Railway shares touched 50 this morning. they
now quoted at 81 L-Erie Railway shares, 81 80 :
Erie Railway shares, 32Ia Erie Railway shares 81
2:30-Erie Railway shares 3i14.
PARIS BouRsE.-LoSDoH Now So 80 7. M.-Paris de.
spatches quote rentes at 56f
LIVERPOOL CoTToH MARKrr.-LIvrRpoor, Nov. s-4 p
M.-Sales of upands the basis OF good ordinary.
shipped November and December at il6d lhc mar
ding Orleans, ssd. Sales 5000 bales, including LOO
speculation and export Sales OF upands the basis
good ordinary, shipped December and January, at sd.
OF the sales to-day 56o bales were American sales Of
ber and December, at i5td do, the basis of low
middngs, shipped October and November at Sd Cotton
arrive 16d higher. Sales OF upahds the basis
good ordinary shipped December and January, at SID
do. do, deliverable December at l5-i6d. do, the
basis of low middings deliverable November at ll6d
LIvERrooL BGnspsTuFrs MAggEr--LIvERrooi, Nov. s.
p. M.-rhe market Is quiet
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MAEKHT-LryrRroot, Nov. S-P
M.-Renned petroleum. Id a liiad. per gron
The New York herald., 1873-11-09

ton OF certificates OF deposit. $l0,0aoOOo; coin,
$79 0Si Az; including coin certificates, SZS,oooo5o
outstanding legal tenders, S30i. .s37,27i.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
closed quiet and Grm at the following quotations.
United States SKIES. 1881, relistered, hoy Ill (;
Uuited states SKIES, 1881, coupon, 1l2k; United
States hve-twentles, 1892, coupon, 1851; United
States five-twenties, 1894, coupon, 106I o l07 !;
United States 1ve.twenties, 1885, coupon, 1918;
United States nve-twentles. 1865, coupon, new,
II0ls 1l0i4: United States nve-twentes coupon,
1867, INK q nix; United States 1ve-twenties,
coupon, 1868, Ilh; United states ten-torties,
pistered los a 100; sUnited StaLcs ten-forties,
coupon, l05; United States fyes, 1881, coupon,
1O6 1917 United States six per cent bonds, Pacific
Railroad, 109,s lo9a.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
Cable dispatches from London report consols
There having been change ia the bank rate
the excitement with reference TO the future in a
measure subsided. The rate Tor money In open
market was unchanged. Tne amount OF bullion
Withdrawn from the Bank Of England to-day was
100000. The steamer Cuba, from Liverpool for
New York today brings $3s5, ,ooo in specie. Erie
nuctuated between 80 ana 30is a 324, ana closed
at 3lM. United States fve-twenties, '65s sold
al 92
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds were comparatively steady on a
small business Central Pacifcs sold at So but
were afterwards held at 50, the lrmness being dne
to the favorable exhibit OF the company. Union
Pacific frsts sold at 81 Cox, and land grants 574.
Ttal lar ;Slc
The New York herald., 1873-11-09
THE JERSEY CITY NUISANCE.

few weeks ago the HERALD called public at
tention TO highly dangerous and insufier-
able Institution for rendering animal refuse
and manufacturing a patent manure, ad-
Ioiring the Grove street slaughter house.
near ioNoken. The sickening stencil emitted
tferenom. cay and night. caused much
stress TO the roor antilles living ose by. The
late Grand Jury, llnding the power Of The concern
too great 20 be vanquished by public op mon, has
indicted the proprietors or maintaining the nut
sance. aud hence 1T win not oe Ion. before the
neartess manage nent Is eIiectualy crushed. At
the respect o. the speedy abatement OF the nui-
sarce there Is jubliatlon in the Fourth ward OF
HOuOKeu
The New York herald., 1873-11-09
CLOSING PRIoEs-s O'CLOCK P. M.
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
HnsrnY Nny G I

Bosroy, Nov. s. 1873
The wool market is very dull; prices unsettled and
trey nominal Reliable buyers have been able pur-
chase on very favorable terms, and prices indicate
further decline OF lc. to &c. per lb heeces is
difficult however to give reliable quotation for
grade OF wool 5Oc is extreme gurc Tor double
fiecce and sed the market would not
over 47c per h. as some sales have about
that rate. For Michigan and Wisconsin teeces Axe
z5c per is about all they would bring present The
stock OF the Manchester Mills amounting TO over 100000
lbs Of deaine eeces has been placed upon the market
and this grade OF wool is from Sc. 0c. per lb lower
than the highest point Of the sales during the week.
47c 5lc.. Michigan at 4lsc, Maine No al bic, Wcon
sin at 46c combng and deiane at soc. 5sc unwashed
combing Bike 4sc. secured Csc. 75c, tubwa
SOC, superfne and extra pulled at &c Sic, and ia
California at lSc. 225ac.
The New York herald., 1873-11-09
EIr. Pages Lecture.

Next Friday evening Mr. William Page, the cele-
brated pa nter. will deliver at Steinway Hail. at
eight O'Clock, lecture on the evidences OF the
authenticity OF the German mask taken alter
death IRON the iace or Shakespeare, Illustrated by
the mask modelled hy Mr. Pace rom the orio,nai
Mr. Page has devoted large portion his lie TO
the elucidation OF various veXed questions In re.
gard to the great English dramalst. Erudiflon
affection, zeal and indomitable industry are the
qualifications which have spurred nm TO tie per-
ior nance OF his present task. The lecture viii be
Sure TO be deeply Interesting.
The New York herald., 1873-11-09

gloomily. On the left or the snufr-taker stands
Que with MS back turned 10 the spPc tor but
enmpSe ot W ose profile suggests ainiable I'M e.
cihy On me extreme right sits the general cynlc
te,'ag t,a, = ever thing and everybody, believn,
be phloSoIhy IS TO emo, the present Al nav lie
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