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The New York herald., 1873-10-30

CTATE LINE,
- NEW YORK TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL
BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY.
These elegant new Clyde-built steamers will SAL rom
~ ier 80 North River as follows :,
u
Nv ANA wednesday, nov ~
And every alternate Wednesday thereafter, taking pas
~ through rates TO all parts OF Great Britain and
Drafts for Il ana upwards
FOR freight or passage apply to
AUSTIN BALDWIN l. co, Agents
etaorooo p. = No. ~ Broadway
The New York herald., 1873-10-30
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

vITIzENs' LINE FOR TRoY.PAssAGE 81 1.-THE
~ elegant steamboats, SUNNYSIDE and POWELL
leave pier 49 North River, foot Leroy street, daily
Saturdays excepted. at o'clock r. NJ Connecting with
morning trains on Rensselaer, and Saratoga New York
Central and Troy and Boston railroads for all points
North East and West The most direct route to Sara
toga Lake George and Montreal Through tickets sold
and baggage checked to destination.
JOSEPH CORNELL, Superintendent
The New York herald., 1873-10-30

L,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
via Newport and Fall River
The worldrenowned steamers BRISTOL and PROvL
DENCE leave pier S North River foot OF Murray
daily Sundays excepted att r NJ Through tickets sold
90 p'i'''''' A r. Bacon, superintendent
NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA BOSTON
IN Hartford and Erie Railroad.-Great reduction in
fare New York to Boston Worcester and return So;
ickes good from September 10 to November 1874 The
YORK and CITY OF BOSTON leave pier 40 North River
daily Sundays excepted at p. NJ. connecting at New
London with passenger train for Boston, Worcc
ter and the North. -
The New York herald., 1873-10-30

~
.hde DeauuLui property from i39 Third avenue,
az ~ 20 O'Clock. Ladios unaccompanied shown every
rtee By special train o'clock
from hunters Font each sunday 10 accomm Ate those
who carllotgo during the week. No music no tYee
uncn and no dedoheads who simply 20 for Tree ride
o1 h snsibe and prudent people who wish 70 own their
ana can pay VIZ monthly for splcndidiy improved
10. N charming village six miles from this cy 70 .
nd sed 70 apply for ckets Stone Sidewalks shade trees
elegant shrubbefy adorn each lot Price 5000 each
pnyyno,e slO monthly without interest liberal dis
BENJ uMiN n u uvuysrs msps free Apply for tickets 10
New York s"ie ''' Api'a avenue,
The New York herald., 1873-10-30
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Central.

A $1,000 BELOW PRESENT COST PRICES
"A. Within one block OF Fifth avenue above fiy, sec
finished in cabinet work this will be sold At great sac
rince. Apply for permit at Office 500 sixth avenue.
, 1873-10-24

NEw YonK, Oct. 23.-A,nony tho witnesses in the
Stokes ease, to-day to testify 10 iia mental condition.
u eitur Of tho Now York 11itant. who was brought
fgoin prison III brooklyn. uu haid that Stokes lad
told him that Fisk had put price on Ills tstokos1
sa ss to 70, n,Sn n were asr nn aud that 9
given going to show that Stokes believed that Eis
or Aomo Of hls followers would shoot him.
Jennie rurncr w9itins-snaiA to tAo Morscs, in the
gso her eTl1ence On the evening Of Jan. 9, slo
Stokes along the hcconl-uoor hall aud look
in!o lar!or No. w. ass o aud tnrn back and look in
aga, aud then 20 tu the heN Of tho lalies etarcase
Tommy Hart WAS not IN sight. He cleanfag Il
glubo around tho cort,er Of tho elevator. She went
around tlo elevator to spcak to- Hart whsn the report
Of pistol was heart mud Stokes camo bacl, hooking
very palc, md cried out twice, Get doctor :" u.
then aho won't to the bend Of tho dles' atalrs and aaw
Fist wonnaed aud lsdy coming up-stu'rs pick up
pistol on tho fourth atop and andtt to gontemall
She told what she Lad seen 10 tho Nforscs Wllltam H.
Chnsuu. rrotessor Of Mater}a MAttca In tho Untyer
eity paso 4 aa his opnton that Fisk died from the
EGcctB Of drugs administered after lie WAS shot,
After recess Stokes WAS placed oil tho Htand nud tcs-
tiled Us to tho busnosa reatiuun botween himself and
FiBk uu rolatca tbs story vi tho courtroom u tho
ManEaeia libel ease gu t!a morning Of tho murder; /;
h1s interview with Mr., spruge, Mayor Of Utica,
gasdltuR bis proposed visit to Providence, H. l., and
tilc fear that Fisk wo,lld Shoot a would have hin
circumstances ct his visit to tho Grand Central I1nto
and described tho encounter with Fisk The latter,
he said, ca!no up-stairs with pistol held IN both
to shoot aud teu hlusolf lrcd two alos with pistol
~ bis gloyed hand. lIc tlen .lroppoI the weapon.
o described his arrest, and said the evidence o{ thu
boy Hart Ia entirely manufactured. His testimony ia
substantially tho sanlo already published.
4 slight pasaage-ut-arlna occurred between Mr.. Tre-
mnino, ot Stokes copnBe) tho District Attorney and
to Witness The plstrIct Attorney objected to counsel
putting words In witness' mouth Tho Jnlg1 Bl,s-
tained tho District Attorney.
On tla conclusion Of stokes' examination tho court
adjourned.
, 1873-10-24
THE COMING WOMAN.

She Is Seeking for Il E0otiaoid In tho
Vicinity OF E3OHtaM-A Community III
Which H1en will be DisquAlifictt
from. Voting.
SpsctaF Dfspateh 70 The Chttago Tribune.
Boston, Oct. :3.--The establishment Of d womana
community within tho ltnisa Of tho town Of Woburn
about Il nilea from Doston was begun yesterday by
tho formal raisng Of tho frame of the frat building.
III this community all tho land III to 10 owned by
women, and 60 far tho management OF the nfra!ra
OF tho village Ia concerned, suffrage Ia to Ito
tcnl!zed 10 thu sxtent Of the utter political isQuaA-
cation Ut tho sGrner ae1. The members of tho co,-
nlunity nre obliged to nsAent to 4 conBt3tl,-
ton which Ia to govern It., but further
tan this thoy nycsr1nod; except, however, that
they expected to attend at least wpck upon
the unsectarlan service to 10 held The occupation Of
tho residents In Auvora village will be var1cd and in
dnarlat schools provided to ct PERSONS for tho
different kinds Of work 10 bo done Including domes-
tic school for instruction IN homo duties. Each
homestead y to bo accompanied with = garden !;
favor!te occnpatton. oo.eperattve schemes ,sro
which hah hcon pushed nearer to realization than
any otter connected with the enterprise, Ia o cgtub-
liRhment OF laundry where full facilities arc to DO
Afforded for doing work largo scale, and bringing
moucy into this thus for decidedly ncoly gila4s BY
competing with famous Troy lannlries. About 1000
persons arc committed to tho enterprise though they
not all women, md not TO 10 Residents Ihe site
Of tile village in wilderness, aud oerB ali manner
Of ohatacles Tho community Ia called Tho Wou,eue
Economical darden Homestead Leaguc,u and It u
established by net Of tho Btato Legislature.
, 1873-10-24
SALMON p. CHASE,
Eul0gics OF the Late ChIcR Jtsaticc In
THO slDitcl StnfrH Sllnrnuae GnIrtx

tho United States Supreme Court.
WARRINGTON, Oct. 23.--At Tho opening Of tue su-
prcmo CURT to-day Attornsy-0en. Willana presented
resolutions Of tie liar III rospoct to tho nenory Of tho
marks said j: "posterty will know him through bis
public aeryiccs int we his RsBoclRtoa and trieptls
kAow and Gun arprec!ats US well hs private virtues
hfhysee Ssnl}y aa m sud IT, mqssy yi h9 ~ was di a
has BEEN tcrsnu' tho lnlrmtty Of nohe minds, e pr-
elHo 1uuy 10 said Of hts aspirations,
arPex ax tic no e.eoonso or ry Il hs ' s
character. Ho went aws, 10 tho gravo crowned will.
years an may honors, and left to Ills children and
hta country tho record ol fe rich iu tho wtrlsla
opinion aut! Meus praise, and full Of all wo could do
Aasociatc-Jugtiec Clior IN response, roylewe lie
pnb!o career Of deceased, Baying Men find It easy to
raviow others, but much nloro d!hct to criticize and
10 which tho upright Judge should always bo striving
pr!do of opinion ut encl ta is too apt to prusln.
inato oycr love of Jatico Dut It was n1ucty under
sash circumstances TINT tho tao Chief Justice was
arlkngand conspicuous Of bis acs guardian OF tho
National Treasury, ut q moment wien the fatu Of
tAe Mutton 80 much ecpendcd upon ita correct
gcl,ctao when it VAS adopted anl tiulo hal SECURED
for It extensive approval, tto Ut tho re,,cl-
lion was yietoriosly eEaes mud tho nasional wealtA
waa RAPIDLY increasing. otre1natsnees botter calcu.
i,,od but the GhefJussc WIN Ind 10 csclitahy n,et
tho Icanlss Of duty in sch great var!ety Of other
responsible positions, did at esttatu to aprly hls
question. and finally recorded in opinion tint i wis
h1t Justified by thu OopatitMtou. Judges atl turgta
n,ay tliascnt from lila lal conclusion, a14l bold az
majority Ut tho IHtgea of lila Court Ill., tint ba Waa
right ns sccreary M .le Treasury but every generous
mind, aa It atonIH IN mo, should honor tho
cantor anil eeit.ronro which inspire and in,lurm1
such Aetpn. In coneiaa!o. hn aai TINT tho Ju4lcaa
, 1873-10-24

Lou1syrLLE, KY, Oct. 23.-Ihis aftornoon ut s
O'Clock man named Joseph Crawford entered AfagIs.
trae Lncoln's office. Seventh street, With cum
panon, md, Walking to a!nall back room. spoke q
few worda to John Mccarthy, wo-ksto1u lawyer.
Of aSo fcct, tho bail passing through McCarthyH healt
ncar tho right cur Crawford turned to pasB out, but
was caught by Bquira Lincoln, mud 6ent 10 jniI Ic-
Carhy ia said TO hayo retained $3.50 bounty
longing to Crawford since 1856 ho having collected II
for him attor the war. After repeated dcmantls,
Crawford went at tho hour aboyo atatvd aud saiu ho
wauted ha money. Crawford's companion states that
Mccarthy Threatened to lila Crawford. with the result
thy waa taken home, and u III critical condition.
, 1873-10-24
MARINE.


ARRIVED. ,..,. .... Oct, q,
sehr n, F. Wade, fl.lsktgas. lumber.
rrop ~. Alb9Ds DgleMhbnrVn. sn'n1ries.
6clr Argo. II lyncH' lier, wuoA.
brhr Eilan Allen, hcNoHnee, lnnsbeF.
Irop Fayuritc, Meno,nil.e0, Huntlr!fa.
lsarKu Sonora, Mol,omtllee, lnMltor.
barge bronson, MrAo,nnee, lan,ler.
luar4o Ellen Williams Monon,lAee, lumber.
btmr ghoboygan, Two lltyors, auuarles.
schr ltbt'ub1lc, Hnla!o, coal.
psop 0heiQa, AutTalo au,|rics,
Hsl'F Jnacs. AlNskngos,, mn.ber.
Prop pltlaaopAia, Buffalo, alndries.
OLEAAED.....,.,. Oct. 70.
lfop Jay Gould. buffalo, 1y3 nalea hny, $4,000 hs
sehr sot!a, buffalo, lo0l0 lu wheat, 1A,ol9 bu cora
psop Empire atate, Dllialo TOO sacks ollcaks, mud
a.Q4l hn corn.
, 1873-10-24
4 Chicago Burglar Escapes Punish-


Spde|at DlaralrH % 1Hf C1}eago 71bHns4
FOND Du LAC, Nie.t Uct. 23-rhe trial OF j. Decker.
notorious Cnirago burgar, which llas occupied tho
attention Of tle Criminal Court tho pant week, ter
1ninated Inst night. Tho Jury, after being o,lt il
hours, failed to agree tho yote standing for con-
vetlon to for ucual. Decker gave bill in tho sum
Of $16o0 to appear Mt the next term OF the Court, aud
was discharged. Judge David Taylor and col. Gil
prosecuted, md Gen. Bragg, Col Pier, aud f. +.
nelGi,y defended.
, 1873-10-24
Convention of the Law and
Order Party Yes
terday.
Ths Candidates Of tho Citizens Union
Ticket ludorsed with Two
Exceptions.
The Hon. Thomas J. Turner
Nominated for City
Attorney.
Secret Caucus Of tile Leaders Of the
Heaing-OHara Mob.
A "Slato" Prepared for To-Day's
Convention.

Tho Law.and-Order Convention, consisting Of
soven delegates from cset ward nud the uFtai 1sts-
bor from tho country towns oHac'nbIe III Rlngabury
b1uslc Hall at II yesterday, and utter organizing,
proceeded to nominate u ttckot in opposition to tho
Hcsng party. Ono by ona tho nominees on the Gill
zens' Union Ticket were taken UP mud nominated, with
tho exception Of two Of the ,ecB for County Conn
missioner This in,lnaterial Discrepancy between the
tickets will ho compromised In duo time, and tho Law.
snd-osder party will 60 forth III solid phaanx against
The common enemy Tho nction Of tic Convention
ncntod tho union thatwus tnauguratcd by tho forna-
ton Of tho Ci.izcns ticket and every who feels
interest In tho reputation and wcllIcing ot ohca-
go and Cook County rosired Inst night fcoling TINT tho
future was eafe, and tint tho unholy combination
formed to capture the Government would DO totally
and fgnomfnious1y routed.
, 1873-10-24

Of tho Court had Lost rovercl companion md the
| public great magistrate and au upright servant.
Tho Court cnncuzrcd In tho resolutions OF tho Dar
snd directed TINT they bo entered IN tito minutes.
Tho Court tlicn fran respect to Tho memory Of tho
| deceased. adjourned until Tomorrow.
, 1873-10-24

DA1T1MonE, Oct. Observation-Disclosures dull and No
lover. Thu yory best sold as oG5Ssc; that generally
rased nrat quality, 4@ss medium % good fas quall
~, 3A@Ao. 1eeclpts, 1900 head. salsu. 9,s53.
HoHB-Tho market huI full supply, with ou!y q
iatr dvlnaud prices 10 lowor. or 5@oEc. Receipts,
1888 head.
suEEr-DulI anu Ao Iowcr, Or @@5Nc. Receipts,
4,t30 head,
, 1873-10-24
Twenty Xcnrss Imprisonment TO
n2nnRlrnrhtrr.

Sreeia1 DMpateh to Tia Ghfea3a Tribune.
1ND1AEAro1.1e, 1ud Oct. 2a.-Janica Culun to-day
pleaded guilty to charga Ut rnaHiagtter for kfIl1
Jacob 8cnstcr at butchcr c1,lc In this city three
mouths ago, and vas sentenced TO nay fine Of 500
and he Imprisoned twenty ycars. Tho deed dono
with st0n0 IN riot. Tho murderer IL hut 1j ye4ra
0td.
, 1873-10-24

In tue Of IT, O. Childs Of al tho Aaoigncoa report
Of sa:o Wis flied and approved.
Tho report of Bntc by tho Assignee Of tho properly Of
Higgins Brand, bankrurta WIN fled, aud All order
oncred TINT 1t stands improved unloas objections aro
fled iii tcu tayH.
COUNTY COURT,
Tho will Of John 11crnld wna proved md lnttor8
$4,tD0.
III tho mnt.cr of sllo cssato Of Goorgo ". ratrcn
WIZ nstlerctl lint o 10 dHrhargcd, and that 10 FUR
ifal nlrfios fl tsn d,ys fhr thu nylntit tn tho "-
mnstlntor OF partnership aascts in Liz hatlda within
a!xIy tlaya from this tlate.
The II e. In Tho faao II Ja|,n ". Hopkins wero re-
stored alid now bond for 5. ,olo filed md approved
Jnl!n 9hbel, O%ra o.sen, Aiire ]. Kenp, and james
s'nnA ~cru f,lea by tnry and a!}uAged insa,e.
CpuHlA IN uAlEr.
dohA icffy ycaterlay sueI nit dhtrcRR Wnrrnnt
agast Ahtto tlHydou, fur $2 rent duo, Tor ront Of
120 ptart'trll street.
An action Of nsa,iin,mit fnr So ono was COMMENCED
u The Superior Court by E!aha Leo aganst deurge
willy Wa!ack commenced a,s III oestsntps!t against
Arthur ". Penny, Charlos ". Weeks, at,tl Laura H.
ponny for ST, DUO.
Au acion in .rcsraEH commenced yesterday by
Charles L. Wh.to ayaast Ado'rlt Borg for 81 500.
Martin 9. DnnfDrth instituted q 8,lit fer $1,000
against y. It. Havr,l.
An action for a.DD0 1nnnges was begun by Rudolph
Wrl!tcer arninkt John h1oltcr.
Judge ueatou .s4l laar aiatoaa for uow trials to-
day.
oha1lea ". R,gdon and otwny wasaon commenced
All notion aghtust George j. Sherman md ucnry T.
Pickett for 81 600.
ceorgo A. Fitch and George ". Snyder commenced
an nctinn III asalntit ngatlBt George Il. ssson mud
1atncs L. Wrgl,, c|ainH $1,000 damages against NJ
II, Fergus and Jul!A UltCH,
, 1873-10-24
CRIME.

The DopMty~FoHtuanstcr of yyilnsnr.
tom. Del, Charged with Ezf1bcxxle-
n1cnt.
Special Dfsrateh 10 The Chtrago 7riaans.
Fn1LADEtrit1A, Oct 23.-Depnty-Post1naBtcr Ed.
ward j. Dougherty Of Wilmington, DEL, has been nr-
rested for dcfalcation. amounting to soma {y00D and
has boen required to gve $eC0o bail for appearance
hcforo tho United shteB Commissioner next Atondn,
to nnawer chargeH. lila bondsmen are unwilling tc
make good tlo deficiency until further investigation
Dougherty was Chief Of Police Under Mayor Valentine
and resigned TINT post the LIST Of January, 1874 tC
accept bis present position e hail. until lately been
sfonaiered m honest map the only al9norablo nc'
fr,.ula Of tho Republican Nominating Convention III
1B7a, through which United States Marshal Dunn was
expelled from tho Executive Commitoe Of tho party
, 1873-10-24
IN GENERAL.

THE CANDIDATES ON THE UNION TIoKEr
held an informal moeting ut tho Grand
paciAo yesterday afternoon, andl received a
report OF The Committee Ct Three to the
effect that they had secured rooms In tho Kontuoky
Block, corner Of Adams aud Clark streets, Tho re~
port was accepted. The meeting then adjourned until
II O'Clock this morning, wheu tncetag Will DO hold
to 1x up sho camputgn and Executive Committees,
STANDARDIZATION.
To accommodate those who ara qualified and Wish
TO bccamo citizens. Jndgo Porter Will 10 ut lila room in
tho Cour-IIouse thls evening mud tomorrow evening"
to attend to all who wish to take out ther last papers.
Tho pressure Of business great sha the cannot at
tend to guc natters iu the daytime. Only ciyht cor
teates OF naturalization hhya been granted In tho %
pcror Cour-nono in tho pagt fow days,-alll al who
obtain what Ia called ,hcs laat apors, which oltitie
the1n to vote, aTe required TO make oash III opcn
Court regara thulr qualifications. The Judge a!xea
his name to every application mud u this WUre aaopt
ell by aIi tho Courta 1rAuu would ho impossible.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
communication to this paper Bsaes that tEoro will
DO coting this evening Of tho clttzona OF tho FL
tcenh Harl favorable tu Law ind order to ratity tho
Anniftatton Of !. H. Trowbgidge, Es4, for Alderman,
Tho place Ut meeting la not stated.
IAw'anl OrdGr meeting Will be held at the rooms
Of ttto Criminal Gonrt, old Cunrs'lidtieo CIT 0latk
street, at o'clock th!a evening, to nominate canll
datG for Ahlcrma1i.
There will 10 meeting Of the Law-and0rdcr clti.
of tho Fourteenth Ward at the Gurtuan school
hu,!ys this ayeuug, 10 chooza candidate for Ad0r-
man.
, 1873-10-24
Gen. Tffollaska CnsiSvnllutlcf.

NFfeG1l Ui*pafca @ Tae GAicnyo Tfi3Hne.
pHIihnEIrilta, ra., Oct. 23.--Gen. Thomas Cad-
wan'1er 'ed last night at h!a residence 1t, Trenton.
ao was tntsrosed aolno fow daya, laborng under
atack OF uaraiysls lie WIS ncary 80 yearB old, nd
ThB snn of Col. Lamltert Calwaa9er, OF Iseyolu-
ttolary fame. Ifoaervcd Adutant-ac,leral Of Now
Jersey for taany ycata ftrlor to 1885,
, 1873-10-24
Collector Iknrpcr'x Chief C1crlk III.
G}rtcN.

Spee3a1 Dttoateh e 7hs Chtea1o tribune.
HrR1N9F1ELD, Oct. W-The 0rnnd Jury in tbs
United BatcB Court returned bill Of Indictment into
the court to-day agninst Albert Smith, chiot clerk OF
e1-Collector Harper. Il charges him with completely
In the ebezaenunt Of sl04 Git, IA Government money
Smith Will probably demand rla! at ills term OF The
court.
, 1873-10-24


Spkrini Ds3ufch 10 Thu Ehfcay1 Tribune,
LANR1Nu, Mtch.. Oct. 2I--The following huAinesH
transacted in tho Supreme Court to-day: III
Artasr NJ. gae' Jatnes !. Williams. Order e'iser-
oil for tho Administrator Of the Odo estate to appear
Within thirty ays after notice aud rusecuo tho auit.
49--oharleA MoMroe Y. Tic Fort Wayne, Jackson l.
saRinaw Hallway Company. Argument concluded.
47-Ilenieu Wheeler =. Wiliiam Harrison. subtlit-
ted Oh brjrfs.
aud Bubsullled.
THE CALL
for Frtdayt Oct. -, II M foowa:
60-Gcit. II. Lulothy V. 3tartji Luaolphy.
Gl-0H2o s. Dtscal =. joel Collins.
6G-The ponl1,aular Halfway Company '. Squire q.
Tlorp
b8-1nin Clark Y. William II. Craig, Hiram Walker,
and A1oseH r. 1iutehfns.
Go-1Au,alor s. Bustcrtcll Y. 1sanc I. VOORHEES,.
et-Sfdney Tucker Y. Arthur Hill.
G2-hugnstua Il. West v Henry Iaraway, Jr., and
Annie ftarawDy.
G3-Willlanl T. willard and George Willard Y,
George G. Lowell.
C5-I1uGh Kncals v. Mary 4. Kneulc. ...
Joseph ". ffarwUod V. Daniel H. Underwood. Ell
a0-Jutu g. Mason '. John ". French.
56-John L. Perkins Y. LOTUS N, Kcatlug mud Aryiu
T. Whaiau.
, 1873-10-24

Gen. Cnttsvntl;.tlor, OF Now Jersey.
New Yo'tEt 0ct. 23.-Gen. Cadwnllader, Of New Jer-
Aoy, 14ou to-duy, nBcl 81.
, 1873-10-24
Deliberate and Dnprovolkcd Murder,

sreeta Btpa.eh 10 Th< Chfeaqo Tribune.
BLooM1suEoN ILL.,, Oct. 23.-At Decatur, Inst ntgllt
Pat Kennedy, pelcenllo citizen, stabbed by roter
CaBcy, Jr., who irbt shook hnn1a with him and then
plunged dirk knife into hts heart. st tilno Kcn-
nedy bad testified that caeeys father had sold liquor
mnruiun.
, 1873-10-24
Scl,r Al irontlnc, buffalo, 1900 hi wheat.
Bark $. V. It, Wntson, Buffalo, $4,000 bu wheat 400

schr Adirondnc, buffalo, 1900 hu wheat.
Bark 3 V: T. Watson, buffalo, $4,000 bu wheat, 1000
scow Milton While Lake. 1000 bu corn, 10 brs pork
Sir 1ncor,lo, buffalo, s7.6oo bu corn.
hrlr Ked Wing, nni!a1o. 4d,ooo b'l cor,l:
''"' @ eas, I'D ID rs or o nrs 'a oas i5'n il ea tee
stnr Saoboygai, i.scIne, s',s,slrles,
NIofr GLEAAAHoE4.
scar Now pom!uio!, wall:.rylilc 1!,t71 hi corn.
erop y 2. caAwolt Port iiuron, 1o7a bu corn, 1880
hrla fonr, md snlldr:ns.
t3c1lr Annsk'ug, Nrtfnio, 15.i41 81, rye.
Dlrk y. I. lI*,icr. Buffalo. o. 4,o2O bn unts.
schr E,pln1u1ct MAmlowor, f.auu bu corn.
Li,ise Eleigl,ta
were n8ain fairly acvo nt nhont ycscrdays rates,
ut Dc for corh Ald 61c for wheat 10 Buffalo, and 1fir
Tlg engagements roiorlesl wero: ia DaEtlo-scIr
,rcst " r. % %Mstso' wheat At 5e senr Nsyserry hnrgea
G.wogo-sel phi Lyo,is. wdcat at ii ,Sc seirs q.
Prop st. Alats, cori' on tt.rol,ri rais. chr Jsssla
DrHnHHond corn, Ia Kingston, OH t,riyao tcr,na And
m esaey Sot r. r. psiyt9 t9 ta tsr e., %s TO-
hu corn. '''NS' "' "N''"@ "''' 4'o''''
Vossola pnsscti Detroit.
DETROIT, Oct. 23.-rAsHxp Ur-propa uunton. s1,cr.
fdan, Jeiness and harges Hci,rs Aennaa Netl Villa
anA 1no, Elvtna, TYPO, Moi,sak. Ham Cook. Dgler,
;es ssafF dssa VI %ea Rs'sf t. boaS s d
PASSED Dows-rropa weuona, Tempest mt, barRcs,
Dix and bar4es, Ward aud basga; sehrs Skinner, Rce
Exchango Morrell.
W1ND--HUuttWeat.
Props St. Jvserh Prussia, NakrasIa, ootcs, Kswce.
nah, Concord and barges; aehra Ncgauuoo O. r. vii.
pAssEp Up-prop Toledo.
WIND--.Soutl1Ncst.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-03-21
The Cherry Wood CGOch'.

With cherry wood case,
And jolly round face,
Standing just in the niche in the wall,
Ticking all night and DAY,
In the steadiest way,
Is an Old-taShiOned clock in the hall.
There's a spot on the face,
And there's many a trace
Of a scratch and scar on the wood;
And the hands made OF brass,
With an odd shadow pass
Der a dial, that ages have stood.
Yet the old clock is ticking,
The second hand picking
Its way round to 60 so sure
And it strikes with a ring,
Like an animate thing
And the while looks old and dcmuTe.
All that cherry wood clock,
Standing firm as a rock,
Looking down on the folks of to-day,
Could tell tales of its own,
In is own solemn tone,
OF the past, i'll its old-fashioned way.
1t has licked slow and strong,
In its monotone song,
When the house was all quiet and still
1t has spoken SO loud,
Almost joyous and proud.
When the blast without whistlCd so shrill.
1t has licked with the bell,
That a wedding would tell,
1t has licked keeping time with the song;
1t has tickcd at the birth
OF soul brought to earth,
To battle and grow with the strong.
1t has ticked through the night,
When the small shaded light
Saw the weary, fond watchers above,
With the breath dying fast,
Ere the life lease was past,
Of parent or child whom they loved.
1t has ticked to the tread,
As they carried the dead
Thro' the old fashioned hallway and door,
And it licked right along
Just as steady and strong,
When the funeral services were DER.
'Tis an honest old hand,
With a dingy brass band,
Tracing round the Old dial each day,
But it seems to foTtell,
With a mystical spell,
How swiftly our lives pass away.
'TiS an heirloom at best,
Looking odd, with the rest
OF the modern apparel and ware;
With its wandering gaze,
At the present odd ways
OF the new generation and fare.
There's problem to solve,
As the hands slow revolve,
Whether IhOdem folks, manners and all,
Are as true and good
As the old folks 50 rude.
Whose hands placed the clock in the hall.