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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-11
1ITASH. CITY. VA. MIDLAND y GREAl
W SOUTHERN 4. r.
Sss ia % 8 Co., szz=sss ss5sH
Late O., A. & M. r. r.
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS.

On and after SUNDAY, May IS, 1873, w.
daily passenger trains will run between " ASH
INGfON and LINCHBURG, etecting double
daily connections through between W YORK
and NEW ORLEANS. At GordoEsvjlie, con
nection is made with the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad twice daily, Sunday except
ed, 70 Rich :noHd, Staunton and the W EST; NJ
Lynch burg, with Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
Railroad for the Wesl aud SOulhwc'l, and NJ
Washington, for the North and Norll west.
Leave Washington daily III I.0Us 4 AMI 'H
o. m, and Alexandria at 30 n and $50 p m.
arriving at Lynchburg ut 4.2Oa. m.and $50 p. IN.
Leave Lyncnburg al $40 AN. and lu.43 D. NJ.
arrive at Alexandria ii $40 Il. II. and $40 pm,
anc, III Washington at 20 d. NJ. and $50 ,, M.
For MANASSAS DIVISION leave Washington
daiiy ,eXccpting Sunday with main line train
st 100 n. M, and Alexandria at 7:5p y. = .
Leave Manassas junction At $40 II. nl.,
connect at Strasburg for WinchrStc" aud
all points on Baltimore and Ohio K. r., AN.
rive at Hurrisonburg NJ $40 p. m; thence oy
Harman u Cos stage lines ~ Staultun, Raw
ley Springs, &c, &c.
rs" Eastward, leave Harrisonhurg at 9.5p n
NJ. connect ut StrasDurg with trains 10 and from
Winchester; arrive at MANASSAS ..t j. Is p. in.,
connecting with nortnbound Mail train To Alex
andriu making the $40 y. N. train from Wash
ington or Baltimore, PAiludel pima and New
York.
\ train Soutl. ward Sunday night and mons
NoIthward Saturday night.
EegaIt: sleeping cars are run daily between
Now York and Lynchhurg, Aid by way Of
Through tickets and baggage checked 20 al
j. NJ. BRUAUUS,
80 f,.n.r,i. r. ~, 4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-11
Induce mentS ExtraOrdi nary!
Mr.. II. STRA USS,
Our energetic

Our energetic
BooT, SHOE AND CLOTHING MERCHANT,
No 80 King street,
Hereby notifies all of his friends and customers
that from now until further notice ne will to all
persons making purchases at his establ ishment
to the amount of one dollar and upwards give
ticket which will entitle them to free ride on
our City Passenger Railway. Remember tue
place. Fl. Strauss, No. 80 King street, corner OF
Royal.
N. B. A large stock OF SUMNER GOODS on
hand Selling at a CREST reduction on former
prices. jy lO-lw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-11
IsSs 5sp 81 e -sssszss:= % r,sssSesS lie.

SUM NJ ER ARRANGEMENT
BcgiI !ing april l4th, 1873 TWO TRAINS
DAILY, except Sunday, between h'.-
sEdIia and Hsnliiton.
Leave AlcxanGria at o.45 q. n. and I Is f.. ~,
pass Leesburg going Westward ut II a. NJ. An.
6.I5 =. m. arrive at Hamilton 1T ! l.z0 ). m. Al
i - J. III.
Leave Hamilton at 40 s.. m. md 1870 p. m
pass Lcesburg going Eastward III =. III. AZ!
l.. 81 ,, m, and arrive at AleXa ~ - -.
III. and 3. Is T. IN.
Passengers by the 80 a. air .1om Ham.
lton go through zone car US! ;ngtoa with.
out change. Passengers fr, II Y asl gton take
the W. y .. car at Baltimore n 't0mHc -
pot ut 400 i. m, going thro 80
without change of cars
The S.45 II. N. train from Alexandra ana L. e
.. m. train from Hamilton conncc: Mt Hamilton
with kemp's Daily Line Of Coaches for Purcell
Vile, Snickersvile. Rcrryvlc and Winchester;
also with Reamcr's Line of Coaches, which leave
Leesburg daily for Aide and Mlddl.burg.
Communication tickets, 3 cts. per mile
Annual tickets, $50.
K. Il. HAVENER,
my 24-tf a.. General Ticket Agrr!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-11

IL King street, corner Of Roysl-Our stock is
full and complete and prices low, embracing
Preserving Kettles and Furnaces, Apple Parers
and Corers combined, Dog Muzzles all kinds,
Dog Chains and Locks, Dog Collars, Wire
Muzzles for Oxen, Fishing Rods, Hooks Lines,
Carpenters Tools, Picks, Shovels, &C., towhich
we are constantly making additions, Our stock
cannot be e1celled in qusntity, quality, variety
or prices Call and see at IS King st:
iy2 J. T. CREIGHTON s. SON. .
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-23

&oDlenDl =.Ggplp]ioneu fiji
ben, wie Elm ollfa1ertl lomer 3eitun9sle1 fer
81 bepba9ten Gjelegenbeit baben piro, ,6ei
8e9inn ber falten Sobres5eit unb wdb=
reno bes Winters fait togtQgli6 ftott.
Qu3 beuer botten mir i6o,1 nebrere bo=
bur6 erfol9te 19werere Werlekunsen 5u
meloen ge6abt, unb 5ppel audi lbon oe=
gen ben @ebrou9 BON &erolenDl aum
Teueran5iinoen 9el9rieben tpurbe, ,pie
piel SauienOe pon SobesfdQe i6on bo=
burh titonben lino, 10 baben bie}e
Wornun9en bo@ mod penig ober gar
ni6ts geniibt. SIT ein 1ol6es ltngliid 9e=
l@ebcn, 10 wiilen bic 5uerlt berbeiseeiltel1
Ber1oneie ppr lo1lter Goni formation ni9t>
,pos lie nit Dem pber Der ungliidli9en
Beginner lollen. perI bcren &lei=
Der burb irgenO lpel6en 3uf fou Seuer ge=
fon9en boben biile mon 10 16nell pie
m6sli6 NIT einem 0iden Hod, einergett=
hede, einem @tiid Seppi6 ooer ettpas
@ouenem Elm, 1blin9e 1ol6esb sboupt1 1d6li6
nm Brui i nn0 l1nterleib unb biete Mlles
ouf bos Seucr s1 erit itiden. Sebenfau
abcr merfe man SEN 11nsliidli9en 5u 3d.
ben> tpobei man let6ter oes Teuers Serr
wirb uno AUDI oem 8etrohenen ipenig=
items bos @elibt 9e16ont un0 bos, 9ltb=
men erlei9tert tpir0. &altes WolIer mub
bann ipfort on9elpenoet lperben. SIT fei=
ne drstli6e Siilfe ofort ln09litb, 10 beoe=
de man Die perbrannte1l aber pprber ob=
9etrodnete, Sbeile einen Singer bid NIT
W}ebl, lcse ben Potienten ouf Elm 2oger
uno itiite i'm na6 leinem Werlongcn.
Sic oidc 9efe bon 0}eDl 19liebt bic
2uft ous uno loute nur, tuenn Elm Wrst
es peror0net, entfernt lperbe11, ba es 0os
bette 9onsmittel it, tpel9es empfoblen
,perben fonn.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-23

-Menn b II irgenb eiue III @laune
n,it9cdt bcbauptet iueroen oarf oob ct mebr
@liid alS Sertono babe, 70 iit e5 Der General
Grant, Der HraIiOent Der Ser. Stooten. 0oS
Slid bes alten @olDfrotcS iuar ni1ts I'M Scr.
eleid NIT bcm ieini9cn. Sattc ct oa spau3ig
touieno 9ol(ara a15 Sporpfcunis in Der er>
fen National-8onf bon Bal1in9ton Dintcr>
le9t, aber gcraoe brei Sage bor Dem Ualliment
bieieS SuitituteS broubte CT uncriuorteter gSeilc
gelo nno sog, Bis ct rid)tis iein @utbobeu um
a@t uno neun;ig 9al(arS iibcrso9cn batte @S
9ibt freilid bOle3uugen, Sic oa bebaupten, bent
Germ Prafitcntcn iei bon oer @ant ais ioicic
Die fideren @orboten beS @cipitters iib(tc, 1rin
@utDabcn untcr Der Sano in ciner bledernen
8I@ie tellttuorOen, ,bamit bo5Sberbaupt Der
ameritaniibcn @ation Our@ ben ara@ feinen
@d)aOen lcioc. Dot5 10 ipricbt natirli@ uur Der
berldnmoeril@e bloileg(cio. Serr@ront bat@lid
oas lit olles. Bosu ber font 70 iporjamc Mann
bic a'uansie tauienbDal(arS 70 pl0k{id ecbrau9>
te, iit bi5 iebt nod nidt redt erli@tlitt, pirO
iid abcr IuoDl balo oufflaren. @epi0enbaft bat
CT iibrieens Oer banquerotten 8ant Die iiberso>
seneSummc bon adt unb neunSis Dollars su>
.riiderftattet.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-23
6on0cr5ore Wirfllnoen 0er &Glte.

eebr bie(e Mcni6sn ueroen bnrd oi~ &ilte
crnitboft uno trouria; ia cs fon,mt nidt ielten
bor, oaS ie bic bittcritcn Gbr0nen bereiebcn. 3d.
ecsen 9ibt eS iuicbcr gciipcle bon Wfcnl@cn, Bic
bon ocr&altc aubcrit luiig lpcrOen, ,u,,o 10 ran9c
iie frierch aufS 9cfti9ite laden. Sou sinem fron-
sofldcn @clcbrtcn ersaDlt Mariottc, bab cr bc,,
eanscn @intcr binburd folt gar nidt ecrcoct
9obc, bon cincn, onocrn bingeeen, bab ct oor
Groit nccfluiig oclpelen iei uno feinen @}en-
id)en unecnedt uno in9(ubc eeloi7cn babe. Ser
felbc autor crsag(t aud, oapSemanO bic Suorc
erfrorcn babe Gie uuroen in cncm Mn9enblide
idnectueib. 9ie leiieltc Bcrii6runs berlel6cn
idmerste i'm, uno int folscnbcn Griibliu9e felen
tic ipie berborrteS @ras ob.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-23
Gin boiler @elbiod 1T lei9tcr gu tro9en
ais Gin leererBette(lod.
5eili9feitsprDbe.

Scr geilise Sotcr ;u 9lom Dattc bon ciner
Nonnc eeb0rt, meld)c in cinem a(oiter ouf Dem.
eonoe @unocr tpirtewlol(tc YbilippuS Neri CT.
bielt Den snftroA fid bo5iu 81 bcoebeu unb bic
@a9c su untcriuden. Ybilippus leste ii@ auf
ctnen Mauleicl, rcitet nad jenen, Srt, fouamt
aber ibncller suriief ais bcrYopi eruortct bate.
alS ii@ bieier 9Odlidf Ubcr cine 70 rolNe Inter
lu@un9 pctpunbcrtc, erSablt Ybilppus: u@ci<
ligifer gotcSaaieie tbut teinc @unoer, benn ca
feDlt iDr on oer eriten drillidcn 5uecnb, scr
9emntb. Sd)fom bonn idledtcn @ctter libel
snseridtet I'M aloltcr an, lone lie in Guren,
@omen rufcn; iie eri@cint uno i@ rcibc i@r
ltatt oc5 @rubcS meincn @ticfe( 1n i6n nit
obSnsei9en. 3orni9 fa5rt iie suriit Sir 'uo5
i'd iic baltic; lie ici cine Ma9b bes Germ, ober
ni@t cincs Scben, bcr tne6til1c 9icnite bon ibr
berlon9c. Sd itano ouf icbtc mid mieber ouf
ncinen Giel unb bcnfc, Sdr perbet feline Friii,
ing bcgc9ren."
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-23
furaer 3eit lanste bas Gubruert ipieber int @albe

furaer 3eit langte bas Gubriuert pieber I'M gsalbe
an.
@rim.1.is ladelno iprad Der Uubrmann gu
benz 8oten als bieier icinen 9anf obl ltattete:
~9u bait 9ih obne sfotb eefir9et, iei rubis.
9u fubrit init einem Meiiter, BET feline @oiIe
'moDl su lenten beritebt i1e iino bon outem
@d)lo9c uno erDolten bulb cinen ncuen@enoden,
unO bann iou es crlt luftig 9cben."
9ie &feroe bau'nten iid6 berspcifc fclno bel bic
fen 8ortcn uno ber GuDrman y eri@mano Ia
d)cno Dor ben au9en oes iid) betreusenben Sag
l01ucrS. 0iefcr elite gut @urg uno brodte Bon,
GOT Die s(ntluort bes Serrn. @taar Dorte bicler
Die s(o6rid)t bon Der &iidfebr bes @otcn aus
HreSburg nno fonntc nidt bcsreifen lue bieier
ieincn 8efcbl botte bollbringen fonnen. Sod
Dicrlicben ocS Sicsel uno bic2lntuort bcS Germ
jcoen 3lpeifcl ldtuiceeu.
8on9or lieb oen Soften 3u iid rufcn uno Dicb
i9n eradblen, iuie ooa @unner ecidebcn. &aun,
Datte Der &crlpalter ben Sersans oer Sod)e er>
faDren, 70 itraubtcn iid) feline @aarc, @ld0c Be.
ocdte feline Bon9cn, unb CT iont luie bon eincm
@cid)oifc sctroffen, ognma6tig ;u 8obeu. Ga
fnDr ie11cr 9rimmise GuDrmann iibcr bic Bug
briidc ouf ben sd)lobbof itiee ob, padte 3on>
GOT am @enid, fd5lepptc i'm gu sieinem Baecn
uno iporf ibm Gin Pfcrbcseidirr iiber ocn aopf.
2aut briiute 8onsor. Mber bet GnDrmann
iestc f1d) auf unb fu6rte ciuen furdbaren Yet<
f@enbicb- oabin fouite bas @cfaDrt, itatt nit
brei init bier &ofcn belpant Den slbgan9 1in=
unter Ocm fin itcrn @aloe ;u.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-23

Scr 8ifdof bon @rmelano terlor ourd bic
8cfbncbmung oeS preubiidea Sauies in Yolcu
cinc,. Sbeil ieiner @intiinfte. s(ls CT nad)mal5
bcn, &0niee BON @reubcn ieiuc Muf'partuns
mod)tc, fraste ibn bicier Sic t6nnen mid
f@tuerlid) lieb baben, 9err 8ii@of?" Dsr Rralot
anttuortete: er tueroe ME bic VHibt bes llntcr>
tbanen 9egc,l:ieinen 0lonard)en perseHen. vSd)>"
erpieoerte Der &0nis, unad)e iarte &e@nuns
uuf S9re Greunbi9aft. @olte nit Yetrua eint
ben @ineane ia's Si'nmelrciG teriasen> 10 luer.
Den @ie> Doff' id> 'ni@ unter sDrsa, Mantel
Dtnetnf@lipfen luHea."-v9o5 toirb i@mcrlid
anseben," iaete bet Btfdof, vGp. Mojeitait
babeu i'm su iebr beidnitten, alS bab man nod
&ontrebnnpe barnuter perltcden t0nnte."
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-23
Deutl4r SpritbwDrter+

Beiier 9ob uno @ut oerloren,
2lls einen fallben Gio 9e19moren.
2eioen iudbrt .ni@t INNER,
unseoulo na9ts i9limmer.
Mn Der &eo' erfennt man Sbpren:
Wie ben Glel an Oen Obren.
@9arfe Melier i9neiben isbr>
@@arfe 3un9en nod piel mebr.
Wer min lpiliclr, 'per Ct ic,
Gr5iirne leiner NoG6orn 5tuei ooer brei.
Sen &opf bolt tibl> Oie TiiBe ,porm
9as mo9t ben belten Dottor orn'.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-23

@icben,is tauieno @leilen eiienba1nen be-
i1nben fi6 sur Belt III bea @erei1ietcn Staa>
ten IN @ctrieb, uao nabe at bier3istauienb
'ucitere Mcilen iinb tbcilS projettirt, t1eilS
bcreitS I'M @ane besriffe,l tuas allo in 8albe
nns cine 8abnlanee bau ,,,ebr ais 5linbert>
tauienS Msilcn iidern' uirb: llno bicie eanse
rlciiae stcde. 1T i,lnerDaIb BET 2ebrsscit bon
Mannern bereefel(t Iuorben, ,uelae nod bcute
ibr fiinfsigf1e8 9ebensjaDr nibt errei9t 1abcn;
bonn 1927 Datten tuir Ml(cs in aarm erlf brei
Mcilcn i'n 9an;en Qanbe. .-.s ..:.-
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-23
m ii,s6eeter Mpli3eiper=
Drbse.sas9eas.

Seoe 1erlommlune bon @9>porsen
uno 9fotben
SIT als bD6f @Ol'ro9efdbrli9 perbo=
ten,
e(ber 8 S6eoter Concerto unb YQae
@ino gu erlou6en ols Musnobmef fdle !;
0itto bie GNenfen in ollen @den,
Mell ba Die gSirtb' nur Die Td1jer an=
ltcden;
@lei9fols bet Diebn1orft init Od1en
unO 9ommeln
Meil li9 olloo feine Menl l6en perlan1=
melu,
@onoern bic 9ommel uno O0len u,o
&Glber
untcreinonber perto1f fen li9 lelber.
l1no oano6 1T li1 5u ri@ten uub a6
ten.
Miin6eI i'm M}onot Geptember,
am o6ter.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-23

9ie Mus>u 5 erung aus Stoli=
en- nlnmt immer 9rDBere 9imen lionen
an. 9Qein aus Der um9e9enO BON Gar=
ri9nono in Yiempnt bereiteten 1i6 an
taulenb PcrIonen sur. N6rei1e por i'm
2oufe zines eil15i9en M}onots. @reile>
Manner> Srouen, &inber perlaHen beu
Ddusli6en Serb, nm int 2on6e BET Trei=
felt ibr @liid 81 iu6en.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-23
9ie Sbtp..

Gin Mann sfanens Stein, rief lit einenr
@aitbauie: sd luctte eiucn Oollor, baP i'd oem
bartelten 9famem im aan,e 2anbe5 BABEL
Da fragte elmer aus oer @eicai@aft: vBie lit
SIR Namc?" Stein", io9te Oct @rie. Ser
nit Dem @eloe," antluortete er--slnoere, umein
Same lit Sdrte t."
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-23

Ser Gorbiual Gompesi 9erietb cinit nit ci-
nc,, gcuiicu Scrsog BON @tobena in8orttucd)-
iel. !uarf III Der Sise jenem bor, oob icin Safer
Gin @@mcinDirtc eeiueien ici. - v@ons rcbt"
bcrieBtc Der 8crbinol; limb iucnn Sbr @oter
elmer 9eueicu Iudre, 10 luiir0en Sie unfcDlbar
nod ciucr icin"
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-23

Die gropen 3 eitun9en bes 2anbes
tabeln bic io9enannte euon9eli1e slllianee fait
oDnc slusnabme tuseeu ibres Ganatimus. Ser
9(cu 9ort Seralp sibt ibr ocn &atb in bic
@intel srobcn@ @taote su eeDcn uno fit bic sr>
men nnb &ronfen 81 ior9en.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-23

-9ie Stabt Nep 0ort Dat bic er0bte iri1de
8cbolferung irsenb elmer Stabt Der g9clt,
namlid) a9o,s72 a6pfc, iudDren0 Dublin nur
slo,762 uu0 gort nur so,l2l Siren 3ab(en.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-23

@b bomin Dot -sUci 6roucnsln,mcr in feline
lebte Qc9iSlatur er!udblt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-17
ST. LOUIS.
Another Murder.

ST. LOUIS. May l6.-Another murder
occurred on last evening on the west
ern part OF Fifth street. Charles
Guthrie was standing on the corner Of
Emily and Bernard streets when Chris
topher C. Weaver and Charles Weaver,
his brother-in-law, passed him. Some
insulting works passed, when Christie
pher threw stones at Guthrie, causing
him to run into the lear Of Leah d
PowelI's grocery store. Both men
drew pistols, and while shooting at each
other, Charles who had run into yard
attempted to avoid danger, from the
two other men exchanging shots, in
making his way TO place OF shelter,
he was shot in the back and died in
ten minutes afterward. From the po-
stion of all parties it is supposed that
Guthrie free the fatal shot. Guthrie
gave himself up.
The party OF Eastern Capitalists, who
have been examining the condition and
prospects OF the Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad and leased lines for the past
week. lett for their homes this morning
via Cincinnati.
A mass meeting Of the policy hold.
ers OF the st Louis Life Insurance
Company will be held here Tonight, to
discuss the present management
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-17
The CsDtcaniHi.

The necasioual mention Of this aa-
4fiverssry d. public meetings and by The
pres, courts, pr.sYchers, and teachers OF
Philadelphia. susgssts 10 the Herald
that the Quaker City is now experience
ing q sensation to- .he Arst time since
JIG. It Gays:
"The very bankers hmm Old Hum
.dred, and the brokers' offices along
Third street fairly reek with century
plants The pious Philadelphian will
Lsu you unbesitatingly that his favorite
character in scripture is the centHrion.
You can. If you choose, buy centennial
suit Of cioGes there at a centennial
store, order centennial breakfast at q
centennial restaurant, s.d read news
about the centennial out Of a centennial
newspaper. Since there is no otter city
in the world which offers such brilliant
inducements to grow old in, go there is
no other city in the Union in which the
celebration Of centenariapism could
dith such nice propriety be held"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-17
KENTUCKY.
Lexington Races.

LEXINGTON. May lG.-The races to.
day were very fne, the 'avortes win
ming 10 both races. Tie track was ir
splendid condition and the day fine
The largest crowd o. the week being
pre- ent.
The first race, mile heats. 2 in 8. wal
won BY Tom. Bowling. Time l:l4i
and l:l4t.
Second race, mile and q half dash
was won by Crockford. Time 2403.
At last one good start was made and
run very fine. The first heat was vou
by Tom Bowling, bsating Salle Wat
son about q neck in l:341. Second
heat, good start, Bowling ahead, and
kept it to the third quarter when Sallie
Watson spurted forward. tapping him
dow on the home stretch, but falling
q neck behind before the string was
reached. Boyd's Filly distsucsd.
Summary: II. P. McGrath's Tom
Bowling III; W. Cottrelrs Sallie Wat
con 2:3; j. S. Boyd's C. II. F.3, dis
tanced. Time, l:43s and l:434. Thi:
is the best time for successive mils
heats eve, made.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-17
SAN FRANCISCO.
The Modocs.

San Francisco, May l5.-Reintorce-
ments, with mortars, are moving to-
wards the present fortified position Of
the Modocs. The troops are suffering
for want OF water.
General Canby's remains started esst
yesterday morning.
The Japan mail landed yesterday.
The Corean Assembly have gone to
Pekin to submi! to the Emperor as
vassals to his power.
The Great Northern Telegraph Com
pany have established a line at Annoy
TO give the Chinese officials tests of its
working.
Alexis is still travelling through the
Chinese cities.
The Japan people are complaining
about the Capitalization OF power in the
government. The native Christian
Dwarf has been released. The provin.
ces of Etehizen, Preesks and Farmori,
are rebellious on account OF the govern
ment taking down the edicts against
Christianity and there is much fighting
The insurgents have been executed.
Forty four acres of Hong Kong
houses were cleared by fire on the ODD
OF March and five thousand people
made homeless.
There was terrible fire at Osaka on
the 29th Of March, and many lives were
lest 1t ragged all day and night.
Two violent shocks OF earthquake
were felt at the same place On the 18th
OF March.
Charles Mortimer, who was executed
in Sacramento to-day for the murder
o! Mary Gibson, was really insane or
feigned Insanity to the last moment.
lie did not recognize his brother, min
lister, counsel, or any other person. He
did not utter a word, and seemed not
to comprehend the position. There
was no emotion visible on his counte-
nance. He was considered the worst
criminal in California.
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New York Market.
NEW YORK, May l6

NhN Aohhi uay i''
FLOUR-Market for state anC
western is a shade frmer and fairly
active s. 90@6 40; for superfne state
I 00@7 40 for extra state; 7 A.
al so for choice do; 7 60@S 50 fol
fancy do; s S5@6 40 for superfne ives
tern; 6 S5@7 40 for common to medium
extra wes,el n; 7 45@S 10 for choice do
s G09l0 % for common tc
choice white wheat western extra; "
al 40 for common to good shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio; 7 j06
10 so for trade brsnds 5099 3j tol
common to fair extra St. Louis; and
Q 35@l2 SO for good to choice do
Southern flour firm; 6 35@8 25 for
common to fair extra; and 8 30@ll sc
for good to choice do. Rye flour firm
81 50@6 90.
WHEAT-Msrket quiet and firm
No. 3 spring 81 IS, and sales oi No.
Milwaukee frst's half June at 81 Gj.
BARLEY-Quiet.
BARLEY MALT-Unchanged.
CORN-Steady at G4965c for new
mixed western.
OATS-A shade firmer; 50Sj2c for
new mixed western; 54956 Tor white
do, 47@4Sc for black western.
PORK-Market quiet and unsettled
buyers and sellers are apart in their
views slS 009l8 25 for new mess;
IA 50 for extra prime; II O09l7 50 for
Trime mts,
BEEF--Dull and heavy at 80 006
IL IS for plain mess; IL 0O9l3 90 ior
extra do. Beef hams dull and nominal
at s2S 00933 co. tierce beef weak
at IS 0092l 90 for prime mess and
81 00924 90 for India do. Cut meats
dull at l29l3c for hams; 7l97tc for
boxed shoulders middlings dull at 9t9
9sc for long clear.
LARD-Quiet and steady; 9t99.c
for No. | to prime steam; 9sc for kettle
rendered.
COrTON-On spo, opens dull and
unchanged; sales 80 bales; Istc for
low midland; l0tc for midland up
lands.
PETROLEUM-Quiet and uncbsng.
ed; l9t for crude; 1g;@l9!c for retired.
TALLOW-Quiet at 89S l.lG.
WHISKY-Quiet at 93c.
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RST
BOSTON,

Bosros, May l6.-Coe, the State St.
forger. still remains iu Jail, unable TO
get bsil in the sum Of 100000. His
connection with the diamond swindle is
shown by letters, and plan of the To-
cality where it.occpred: taken from him,
Restrained,
A suit hiss been raised sgains, Miss
Lsclsro and Arthur Cheney to restrain
them from performing the New Msgda'
len, at Globe Theatre, at the instance Of
Baltimore parties. who claim 10 be the
owners Of the copyright. . The case
was argued to-day. Decision reserved.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money Market.

New YORK, May 10.
Money was abundant and easy to-
day at 6 to 7 per cent on call and 7 TO 9
per cent for prime discounts. The
offerings OF capital are steadily on the
increase and many institutions find il
difficult to employ all their idle funds
at going rates Of interest. Really
prime business notes are not plenty
and the demand exceeds the supply.
The Press dispatches from Vienna
announcing one hundred additional
failures on the Bourse, created some
surprise in financial circles here. They
place the recent panic there, in all ways,
more light than heretofore. Foreign
exchanges were decidedly firm to-day
and closed at 100 Lie to 1904 for
prime bankers sixty days sterling ;
llOt to llOi for sight and ll0i for
cable transfers. There were consider
able sales OF the latter to-day and more
inquiry for a continuous demand at
advancing rates. Gold firm and high,
ranging from ll7i to llS. There was
more activity in the market late in the
dav.
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but it is probable that at least two OF
three more will be removed. 1t
appears that the. greater part Of
the scandal arises from the sale OF ser
tain privileges in the lease OF Ia restauran
in the American department OF the
Exhibition. Not only was considsra.
ton exacted, but the purchasers thought
they were securing an exclusive privi-
lege, whereas, it turned ont that it had
been twice sold. General Van Buren
was not direct party to this scands-
lous attempt to make little money, but
was certainly indifferent to it, and dis
played little or no executive ability or
energy in getting the American division
into the right shape, or in protecting
the special privileges Of the American
exhibitors. The acting Com nissiouers,
who will now be under the control OF
Mr.. Schultz, are making fair progress
and it is believed that BY the first OF
June the United States will present a
creditable appearance, though their de-
partment must rest from the start under
q cloud.