davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-15
GENERAL ITEMS.

SPANISH GOSSIP Is just now occupied
with a startling rumor. It Is suggest
ed that CASTELAR,, II he cannot succeed
In restoring order under the Repub-
lican regime. will allow Lappete to
put young Don Alphonso, son Of Is
abella, on the throne. 1t Is believed
that Serrano Il really the father Of the
boy. The recall of Serrano from exile
By CASTELAR,. and chat leaders consent
to manipulate the army, lead to the
supposition that there will be some
thing In the movement. The prospect
for young Don Alphonso, to our
mind, Ia just about equal to that OF
the son OF. Louis Napoleon to occupy
the French throne.
TIE United States Attorney General
has decided that half the compensation
chargeable for Government dispatches
over the telegraph lines of the West
ern Union Telegraph Company. along
the Kansas Pacific Railroad, may be
retained by the Government and mp
piled on the payment Of bonds Issued
to aid In the construction Of the said
road.
ENGLISH editorial writer's should
take a turn at American journalism to
get their lazy notions taken out OF
them. Writing n leading article q
day Is a feat accomplished by but few,
while most Of the editors on leading
Journals furnish but three q week.
Tue Ministers Of Commerce aud the
Interior have issued Instructions to the
district authorities to expel all emil
grafton agents who are In Prussia.
The California State Grange met at
San Jose yesterday. Seventy Oranges
were represented.
SIXTEEN missionaries passed through
Sacramento, CAL, yesterday en- route
to China.
The jury In the Stokes case was
completed yesterday. This is his third
trial.
THERE Is no doubt Of the election Of
J.. W. Nesmith Of Oregon to Congress.
The Bank Of England has raised Ito
rate Of discount to six per cent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-15
FEARS

Perhaps there never was a time In
the financial history Of our country
when 80 many failures occurred In
which the assets were equal to. or so
largely In excess Of the liabilities. It
Ia a remarkable fact that heretofore
when failures have occurred, In nearly
every instance ordinary figuring would
demonstrate the fact that the latter
exceeded the former, but the tele-
graph reported during the recent
panic numbers Of absolute failures
wherein the balance sheets Of the
broken firms showed an excess Of as
Aets over liabilities, the former amount
ing In some cases to double and even
treble the latter. OF course the cause
Is plain. The assets were not such as
would bring their face In market.
They were, to use our slang word,
"wildcat," and In time of panic utter
ly unstable. They were placed up
on tho balance sheet at their supposed
value, and an attempt to realize there
on showed their worthlessness. We
are now Informed that the panic has
reappeared In New York. that stocks
are away down aud the effect Of this
scarcityPf money. and the avalanche
Of valueless securities thrown on the
market has been extended to legiti.
mate trade, and grave apprehensions
exist that wide spread financial, and
consequent business disaster. will BE-
the result. It Is Of course true that
any long continued stringency In the
money market, any protracted sus'
pension Of leading banks must result
In great damage to the largest Inter
ests of the country. Hitherto the only
parties who have especially suffered
are those bankers and brokers who
have made unreasonable and unbusi-
ness-like advances to inchoate and In
complete railroad enterprises. We
regret to read In Eastern dispatches
that there Is a likelihood Of the extern
sion Of this financial trouble into the
sphere Of Legitimate and ordinarily
safe business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-15

NEW YORK CONSOLIDATED
IN Mining Company.-Location Of principal
place Of business, San Francisco, California.
Location Of words, Gold Hill Mining District,
Gold Hill, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that at q meeting OF
the Board Of Directors, hold on the 18th day Of
October, 1873, an assessment NO. o. Of Twenty:
Ave Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation, payable Immediately,
In United States gold coin, 10 the Secretary, at
tho office OF the Company, Room q Hayward's
Building. No. 40 California street, San Fran
cisco, California.
AM stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 18th day Of Noyem:
Der, 1873, will DO delinquent, and advertised
for sale at public auction, and unless payment
is made before, will DO sold on tho sth day
OF December, 1878, to pay the delinquent assess:
ment, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses of sale. r,n,n s..
Onice-Room 81, Hayward's Building, tlo
California street, San Francisco, Cal. ocl5 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-15
Truckee items.
From the Republican, october al

FROM the hepuOlcan, Octoocr l9.I
A woman calling herself Mrs. Frank
Mitchell, who has been connected with
one of the dens OH Jibboom street, was
arrested OH Sunday for robbery. Ii
appears, from the evidence before
Justice Kelssr's Court that q wood
chopper from the pine clad hills near
town entered The womsn's lair on the
Sabbath to get q bracing cocktail. He
drank the in~vigorating benzine and
| treated around to the amount Of three
bits. He gave the woman a $40 gold
piece. See took the coin. Of course,
aud went into a back room, as he sup.
posed to get the requisite change. In
a few moments she returned but offered
no change. The w%oodchopper de-
manded his money-l0 G2, but the
woman impudently told him II he
would give her another $40 piece she
would give the change. The man didn't
think IL would pay to make any more
such Investments In that kind Of a
savings bank, IS lie couldn't see any
show tor him to get a dividend back.
lie declined to make any farther coin
advances in that house, and straight
way left and consulted Justice keiser.
The result was that n warrant was
sworn out and Mrs. Frank Mitchell
was brought into Court yesterday and
found guilty Of robbery, aud sentenced
to join the Truckee recruits In the
county Jail for the period Of % days.
She lett this morning In charge OF
Charles Dunn for the county jail.
Bragg s. Folsom's new sawmill. at
Camp Is, Il rattllng out lumber at the
rate OF $4,000 feet per day. Those
enterprising men have shown genuine
grit and go.ahead-ativeness In rebuild
Ing their mill so soon after the raw
ages Of the Fire King.
Some very large and delicious salmon
trout have been received here within
the past few days from Lake Tahoe.
Lest people abroad should think such
fish are cheap, we will state for their
benefit that they brought twenty-five
cents a pound In this market.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-15

DISPATCHES have been received at
Washington BY the japanese Legation,
announcing the safe arrival home OF
the japanese Embassy, after having
visited the United States and the Gov
eruments Of Europe, except Spain.
The Government there will continue
the offices Of the Americans, who have
been in the service since the Embassy
left Washington. and will shortly send
q new Minister to Washington In place
of MI. Morf, who has returned to ia
par to labor in her educational enter
prIses. The dispatches received BY the
Legation. as we'll as at the State De-
partment. show that Japan 10 making
wonderful progress In the science Of
Government.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-15

The Rev. S. w. Bush, the retiring
chaplain Of the Binghampton Asylum
for Inebriates, thinks that institution
Is practically q failure. Cases of re-
form are few. "Only three Of the
elghty-two patients under the first adj
ministratlon," says Mr.. Bush, "have
continued In a course Of total abstl-
hence /; and all these eighty-two be-
longed to the higher class Of society
and were intelligent. educated men.
Many Of these are dead aud died In .
manner not pleasant to contemplate.
The rest-alas for them ="
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-15

PosrAL CARps.-rhe British Post
Office Department refuses to enter In
to any arrangement for the exchange
of postal cards with the United States.
They argue that "the use Of postal
cards Is not popular among the Eng
llsh people that even the lower
classes are not induced to use them,
although they are the cheapest, being
jealous OF any device by which their
correspondence Is open to public In
spection. The British Post ONCE
therefore, prefers that the presen;
rates Of ocean postage should be main
tained, and II postal cards are trans
mi,ted, they should be charged the
usual letter postage rates."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-15

A MIR. VAN Corr. Of Albany, OWES
to splitting liquoflce juice upon ladies'
dresses. but pleads emotional insan-
Ity. He will have to 20 to prison two
years and pay $500. It isn't as though
he had only killed somebody you
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-15

The ladies are singing about "the
moth eaten hustle. the old iron hustle,
the cloth covered hustle. that hung Oh
40 Well.n .-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-15

MIcnIaAN's Constitutional Conven-
ton has voted down the proposition
for an official recognition Of God In
the new constitution.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-15

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
1 United States for the District OF Neyada-
In Bsnkruptcy-Notiee Of appointment Of an
Assignee-The undersigned hereby gives notice
OF his appointment % assignee Of II. W. Baker,
q bankrupt Of Virginia, In the county OF storey.
Stste OF Nevada. within said District, who has
been adjudged . bankrupt upon his v psti-
ton.
Virginia. October Is. 1878. oclb I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-15

JULIA GOLD AND SILVER
u Mining Company = Location Of principal
place Of business, San Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Virginia Mining District,
Storey County, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that at . meeting Of the
Board Of Directors. held on tho 18th day OF
October, 1873, on assessment mo. 16) Of One
Dollar t$1) per share was levied upon the CAPT.
tai stock OF the corporation. payable immedi-
ately, In United States gold and silver coin, to
tho Secretary, No. 418 California street, San
francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day Of November,
1878, will DO delinquent. and advertised for sale
at public auction, and unless payment 10 made
before, will BE- sold on the 6th day Of Decem.
Der, 1873, to pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of sale.
BY order Of the Directors.
A. NOEL, Secretary.
0face-No. 40 California street, San Fran.
cisco, Cal. oc16 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-15

And In accordance with law, and An order OF
the Board Of Directors, made on the 9Th day Of
September, 1873, 30 many shares OF each parcel
OF such stock a. may DO necessary will be sold
at public auction, at tho once OF the Company,
Room 26 No. 4I9 California street, San Fran
cisco, California. on FRIDAY, the Slst day
OF October, 1874, at the hour Of / o'clock p. Il.
OF said day, to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses Of sale.
JOSEPH MAGUIRE. Secretary.
Ofacc-Room 20. No. 40 California street,
San Francisco, Cal. ocl5 I'd
, 1873-10-27
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.

A caao Of mysterious disappearance occurred
on Inst Thuasday night TINT is worthy Of notice,
~ tho disappearance Ia that Of prominent ral-
way man, connected with tho Burlington d Mis-
Bouri Riyor Railway. On Inst Thursday tho per-
son in question mot a party Of old aasocla ten.
They, accompanied by tho gentleman who has
disappeared, Ind wiuo-suppcr at the Grand
paoltlo, and then atartoa out to sec tho olty.
All OF q sudden the gentleman had disappeared
from their midst md had not turned up at q late
hour Inst night. Tho gontloman arrlvol In tho
city from Dllllngton on Thursday morning: ns
that ho retained tho Money on his person, AND
Tint llo LAS heen put out Of the way to
ncauira It, lie waH about 90 years OF
ago and q resident Of Burlington. Dis
pitches l,ave boen sent to that city: aaak!n,g
Il l,e has returned tharo, but tloy hayc faioa to
elliott IN answer. 4 remarkable pAase Of The
case ia that on Friday ovouing private aotoc.
tive, whose :lane ia not known, mot friend Of
him that tor $25 he would bring him to light,
Tho offer was not accepted. Al tho city .lotoc-
t.ves have bean Notified Of tho disappearance,
and II is hoped that something may ha aoon
lear1 from tho mhBlu9 man.
, 1873-10-27

The ladies OF tho different Methodist churches
In this city md Evanston, give union lunch to-
day, at u o'clock, at No. 81 Madison street, OPP
posite Mevicker's Theatre.
A man nnu1ad John ONail droyo horaa to
death last ovening. aud was arrosted BY Officer
Woods. Tho horse foil dead On Wost Madison
street, noar Union. Tho case will come before
Justice ecully thiH morning.
The accomplished choir Of Prot. Swings
church hive consented to give some OF their
charming music, Introductory to tho lecture by
the Rov. Dr.. Thomas, at the Clark street II. D.
Church tomorrow Cruesday) evening, for tho
benefit Of Momphis Tho CAUSE deserves q
crowded house.
Wo }oarn TINT Mr. Wooiworth has Withdrawn
from the management Of :" Drown's," and that
hereafter tho oatorng Of chat establis hment will
BE- GondaGasa a.aa By ~ Mr; IL L. A. knslo{ gentleman
varied experience.
Tho ctizons Of the Thirteenth Ward will hold
q mnas-meetlny tonight at ha,f-paat o'ciook,
in Ousley's Hail. corner Of Madison and NoIey
streets, to nominate n candidate for Alderman.
All good citizens opposed to clique aud ring
nominations arc earnestly requested to bo
present.
Tho troo-for-all raco. which was interrupted
on Saturday by darkness. will be flnlehea this
afternoon ut half.pa 2 O'Clock, provided there
is pleasant weathor. Mr. Caae, tho owner OF
btila Cadwoll, had bottor tale warning from tho
robuke ha received on Saturday anI have his
maro driyon to min, for, should ho again resort
to any crooks, Ao aud his horse will bo rnlod of
| all the tracks OF tho Association. Nor will
| it do any good to do any s'dosing" other with
bran or water, or "prioking" to creats limo
| moss. Tho raco mtst DO square, no matter TOTO
| las pools on DaBhaw. Should tho raco DO
trottea on tho aquaro, M 1t mutt be, 1t will bo
very interesting, for tho horses arc vory evonly
1natohed. It behooyos tho judges and tho Park
Managers to aoe TINT tho past brilliapt turf sea-
aon in Chicago Is not ondol up with "crookoa'
fACc.
, 1873-10-27

ion, and that God'e oause must not bc suspended:
Did that show tho waning power OF Christianity?
In tho light Of tho beautiful tomplc dedcnted
TINT day II did not aeom 80. They lad not bni|t
Of tho families Of thoIrf noighbors who nevor
went to church. Whom thoy went forth md In
vfted thom to come In. they woro mootfnE Gods
idea Of tho duty Of q aolil. 11o congratulated
tic paator and people w',o had not n TO- Proa1ont
proBont tlloir bodies and souls tn moro perfect
conservation.
rnusTEEB' REPORT.
Tho report Of tlia Board VI Trllatoas wns then
fsa batng 'G aef ~'n was s7o Of I'll o FUR furnto s
e5U0; aud. other expenses, Including loasa or
lot, &92t.20; milking a total OF $3,998.0o. In
July, tho sim Of 81, ,oD0 was subscribed, Of which
el, 800 had boon collected and appltca Oh tho
that 46o0 would 10 collected. Since October.
1879, s1,014.75 had boon collected, which lad
boon used for paying rnator's salary, rent OF
hall. eto. Tho e,alhatli-sohool had contributed t.
library, aud $50 for tho church windows: Tho
debt On tic building account was q litt1o oyor
sf,70u Tho lot on which tho church stool could
bo purchased for $4,000. Al tho money col
looted had hoan dono with Church vhoHo mem
bership WAS but q 1ittlo ovor forty.
MR.. gnuEspElI. ooNanATu14aTEn THEM
On tho largo and boautiful church tlloy Ind 60
ourod for 80 littlo money. They must hayo
| praoticel lilo utmost Integrity ani economy ia
| tho purchase Of material and labor All who
| contributed muat feel nssurod that their monoy
lad beon wisely applied. The church was .
Eli who ilad not nlod 1t should certainly do 10.
| A largo collection was then ta]son up, aftol
which tho congregation Of TIN now fnlto1
Street Church Was dismissed, after singing ths
Doxology. ........-..-
WAS preached by tho 1iay. q. @. Folton, Of qrace
| Church, aud that ut night by tho Row s. Nc
| CheBnoY, Of Trinity Church. Notwithstanding
tho dleagroonb1o wonther, tho church was ful
| during all tho Boryiocs.
, 1873-10-27
HYDE PARK.

What Occurred at Snturdny's Meet.
ing OF tho EIonrd OF Trustccs.
President Cady having returned from Cali
{ornia aud Salt Luke, presided over tho moetiug
Of The Hyde Park Trustees on Saturday after
noon. Bills woro approved, amounting to
S4,092.45.
Tho Superintendent reported tho complaints
Of L. ". Slone tint The oulyorts Of Wabash ave-
nuo had boon smashed in md f1llod up with
broken stone, to 10 groundleHs, and that
about $40 would cloar out oil tho approaches.
Tho expenditure WAS ordered. Also that 2,392
feet Of good sidewalk had beon constructed
by proporty-owners on prairio aFonuo. Also,
TINT there remained sonie 1000 foot OF
sidewalk and fonce to be constructed or removed
On Michigan avonuo for which part Of tho
money had boon collected. The Committee On
gtroeta wero authorized to expond tho balance
on hand On the property that has paid tho as-
sossmant
Petitions we're presented and rofcrrod from
residonta of the Holland settlement, for tho ap-
pointment Of potor Steenborger as \ regular
policeman; from Charles koop, Secretary OF
Holly Manufacturing Company, for an appropri-
alton ct $1,000 on their water-works contract ;
from Nelson l. Beaver, contractors on Stony
Island avenue improvements. for somo way to
help tllcm to payments In advance nj the collec-
ton Of the special aRsessmentB arona' Richard
s. Thompson, Village Attorney, to have Lis sal
airy or compensation ixea.
Plans, specifications, and proposals wero
opened, considered, aud roforrcd, from Fitzsiul.
mons 4 Council, TOR the construction Of swing
bridges ovor tho Calumet River, ono at Crit
tendon's, Of IA feet width botwoon truseos, for
$4,000, and ono ut Ninoty-tifty atreot, South
Chicago, 10 feet wide, for 95, 500.
Tho Commissioners appointed to ostimate tue
cost Of brick sewer OH TortY-1rst Btrept. from
, 1873-10-27
MARlNE.
Port OF Chicago.

ARRlfEDs,...,s .Uet 1Ht
stinr h1uskcgon, Grand Haven, aanas1es.
BcAr pgritu, Bluskcgoli, lumber.
st1nr Goroua, Ht. Joseph, sunlrles.
Prop Ira Chaifco, BauHatuck, lumber.
Hchr W.!lia.n II. Hawklas, HURON pler, wood.
stoau.-barge George DuasaE. h1uskegou, l!!u!ber.
ateam-baEgs J. D. NeWno!.Ae' s;.' @ @M!'skcgon' lumber
schr II. Blmnons, Muakrao1', lumber.
gchr Alrlatlc, Muskcgon, lumber.
gohr Nort4 Star, ronswaor, lurnbar.
large Apprentice hoy, drand uaven, lumber.
Large Wolverine. dfand lfave,i, lumber, ,,
Barge City Of arAud lIuynu, Grand Haven, lumber
ltarito 0ity Of Grand Rapids, urand Iavel, lu1nber
barge Menekauisce, h1e,lonlncc, 1uulber.
Uargs Il. s. Nobinsun, btenomlneo, lumber.
Uaygo fnlsna u. ryBpn, Munplnines lumber.
acow HArmnniA Boath llaycn lumber.
Prop Merchant, HuN4lo sulldries.
lrop Dean Richmond, Buffalo, Hnndricas
Bt,.!r SluAoygAn, h1anitoWoc, sundriea.
Prop Champlain, Og1cnshurgh, sundrles.
Prop Milwaukee,, ogdunsbargt, sundrles.
s:hr VIM. Bates. Ut. Joseph, wood,
aehr Maraaes, aAaitovoo, wooA
, 1873-10-27
Illinois River alitl Canal Ncws;

SpccfQl DIF7,NFc1 10 THe E1lcNgo 3F9b4ns. :
LASALLR, ILL.,, Oct. aU.-Dnsnesa on the rlver and
canal IL remarkably dull. As the Of navigation
approaches Its clone, there is generally grcat degree
Of activity but thia season ne. sesms ely to present ~
toscd up from Peru today with corn for Chicago, and
tho Angola wan towed down With lumber for poru.
The cAnalboats Sunbeam, from 1asale, and tho Le-
graux, from per,t, both with for Chicago, passed
Into tic canal; md tho canaboas Angola, with 1um
ber for PERU an the Nntlius with light load OF aait
for LaSulle, passed ont Of the canal.
Eight feot and eight inches of water the inter-
s Of lock No. 49, No report OF the stage OF water be-
low,
, 1873-10-27

scow 9, r, Wilson, south Haven, wood.
solr Myrtle. Masksgon, lumber: !lS,:u
ssI'r sslr o,'i1eis" T. osdor 'sfad Masfseon nmbor
schr pa,Iiino, af,iskcaon lumber,
f,chr Ithncn hfuskca0t,, lumber.
sci.r sovnnth flhio. Muvkerou, lumber,
tu ea rn; a;rao ASuo ianrte, siuskegon lumber.
gclr Taka Torcst. Cedar l,iycr, iiisi,l,er.
gcnw nn,,t, Jiaye1 Sontit tiaye,,. lumber.
Gco,y Gow iJ i,in f3rav. H. Josonll. iun,hcr,
sclr l,iZzie Doak, al. Josenh. lumber,
Bchr Ejn Eliuwood. White inko, lumber.
sshr sh n. Nv <. Ferry, wi,ito iako, iesiisr.
srir f3chr 4 ntigo:E' e T'ntta aauua,t,,ub. slabs.
ssi,r sei,r Al aLGaij' h. ira ursatd ifaysn siala.
scow arangcr. Wizards llor, wood.
Eohr sehr ns1Sfiss Il. g. Msa, nfna' os', HoSa Wood.
9chr sc,r K.to K. Il Inward. ssugst,lck. wood.
w ss as nGta taysn, ~ paas Mgp rar wood,
ncn'g ncna X 4 'Wrta1,f aauth ,Javcn. wood.
HsI~ Hclr N. n Dali, Muskcaon. % lumber.
hair Ivcr lawson. hj1skcron. lumber
ssr sc%r W.T. rsu, tMmo Jomos s1m,knaat.. lum,er.
Drir pi'nrim % MusSesna. iu,nher.
@ ssi.r isoS i' noy, o'lst sfnakegoa i iun,bes. ss:
sc],r scSr lMSo: hv:e shSgo'; Mns9Snc, 1anss; i:r
sshr Ea,sIne. aIusIssSon,' IISsa'' ia"her.
stcana % herr" uharios Heitz' Ma,iistac. lumbar.
Hco,r seaffry,. Bauratt,ck. lumber.
srhr a r. Mas,,r.vs Grnnisl IinynI,' lumbar
Hchr Hncntl. f1rnrI H.vrn. inmlsr.
is.rua Mnntann. rpshtiun. lumber.
itnrS,e hnt1ve TeshtiUn i,1,nher
gchsS william 8mi Luli,,Uton. lumber.
Hclr l. i. Wurd White L,Ee lu,nbor
Sc!r Asf,fahna Ifpwal,Itre tnut,nrk
Grhr tiyiNivi Nnskrron j,,,ncr
schr Tetrn' Mugkcuon. lumber.
gcSr Ma1Ian, NIuskcrnn lumbar
schr Wolon, MunKego',, lumber.
gchr q. t. johnston, hiuske9on, lumber,
Echr TIarrtotto Anne NIuskeror lumber
scar Entorprise. Muskegon lumber.
Scow Ro,yuna. }yhfto IsIe. lu,nber
Hair iialanta Grccu Tay lnut0cr.
Henm barge N,urv H. nubortaon Detroit lumber.
sehr cosaL Lincoln, lumber.
Hclr IL Ilsu,l Alaska rafjroai ttes
schr De1oit. Alaskn. rarood ttcs.
gcoy II. N. Dunllam, MyCayter's Pier wood,
| gcbr I,li,nbcr,nan. Mnskouou. lumper
| Sclr hIary. Ntekegon. lumber
! Hclr Laurel Muskegoi1. lumber.
| schr White ooua, Mcnomlnce. lumber.
Hchr Tracy Maujstcp lumber
| schr Antafes, Grand Haven lumber,
| prop Nortna, DulIulo, aundrie4,
| PROP e BcoviIo, B1,alogon lumber,
| PROF, Australia, tudingot, lumber.
, 1873-10-27

"apoaking OF oxtrayaganos In dross," .Writos
man I oyor saw ,Yas an African Chof On the
Gold Coast. Iiis wiyos had annontea him
thoroughly with palm oil, and thon powdered
him from head to foot with gold-dust. You
neVor saw In your life 9 mau got up 80 utterly
regardless Of e1uanso.'n
, 1873-10-27

DETROIT. Mich, Oct. aG.-passEp Ur-Props Ke-
wecnaw, 1oAsir, 9gypttan, Twco ooncerd, n prtn;
farges, Bradbury and harges bark Nuail; achrs
American UnIou, D. Stewart, H. j. Webb, J. Rice, Fen
ton Judl G. u. JoncB, Oadoa, Quinby, Pelican.
pAssEp DowN-props Sheldon, Passaic, scotaa j;
Butcher 10y, Dcooaiyn. G. H. Burton, E. Fitzgerald,
Bri1gewacr.
W1ND-Southwes and brisk.
, 1873-10-27

There was less doing but tho market y7as very Arm
at 16c adyanca, at 1al@0o for corn and 6@7c for
wheat to Buffalo, and 1890 for corn to Oawego. Tho
e1@c; schr FAvorIte, carly, as 62lo prop not
named, cora tArough sehr atears {yesterdayl bar.
ut 1os{c. 10 sarnia-prop D. + Wade, corn through.
Total. capacity equal to 1900 bu wheat, 100 GOO
bu corn, and 1900 bu barley. -
, 1873-10-27

EsuAaAnA, Mich, Oct 25.--No arrivals or dc
parturos. alat Or aaa. Arrivals. 23d-Darga ]: =.
s. @. Baldwin, Milwaukee, GA 4. L. Potter Aiilwa1l-
kcc 40; Neptune, Green Bay, 1o2 Pathfinder cleve-
lind, 1908.
Arrivals, 2zsh-scow Charlie Crawford. No do
11nrt
, 1873-10-27
To the Voters Of the TAirQ Ward.

Tho Executive Conittoo of tho poop'o's pnry nt tho
Third Ward Teapsot fully submit tho name nt AIR. Wli
Wsrd an1 reeonmend II approval .t tho R5sIy oso.
III. PETER WOLF, chairman Executive CommIttoo