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New-York tribune., 1873-04-11
HORSEand CARRIAGE MARKET
Nrw.YoRx. rhursaay. April 20. IsTA

NEW-1OBks InuIHHAts n pth w. A0i@
There ia a good trade in good horses, and
the condition OF the horse market taken as whole Is
sat.aetory During the last ~ hours there has been an
especially improvement in the dfrnand for wen
matched carriage horses asking prices we're kept up
firmly The supply OF large and stylish horses ahouRh
augmented by recent arrivals rom the Tes
ern and central part Of NewYork State VIII soon % tx
haused IL the demanfcontinues S appearances MOI
cate aud those desirous0 purchase have Det'er e'e
present than later in the season. WORK horses cos
tiaue to sell readily at former prices There u oe
rate demand for light carriage horses for the hyanA
market and thev are mostly bought In the Bu A4ean
Market and shipped BY spectators from the eyeratH"
tse.
lot OF horses and carriages disposed OF at ir
prices through Allen b Miner, general auctoneer' lne
sale taking place at Richard McCulloughs saies anu
Storage Repository, corner of Twenty-nfth-Sb anu
FOurth-aye =. =,
At Barker 4 Chase's City AHctiOn Mart ana y; j.
TatterSals, the sale Of pair OF black horses anu "a
dau took place by order % the sheriff. the nurse. iI
ing s4e5 snd the secondhand landau COY Brewster q"
BrOOme-st.l }. SI0.
Tomorrow FRIDAY the 18th nst VIII be beld the reg
ular semi weekly sale ~ the Horse aRd Carriage AUCTION
Mart OF Mr.. Vim. Van rasse, Cast Thrteenth-sI, near
FOurth-aye and at MT. Arcta I0hnstOn's new AI'io"
Mart IN East Thirteenth at, University places
Both sales begin at 4, O'clock
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do x1.r. ss,e o. sO do Panty 81 oi,an. sup.toe.
% 81 wbssi sr .s Eod ds1snds casiss ws ~ o % is ~ a. ~
Prime Red sesi s = ps a.; s% Ss,s 81 s.s % a.
Iapa bot osT sa,ssru White yellow use MEed Western
.dy :. s os,s .o'ss ''d r.. % . asa spsssssd Hs1 IN
changed with s0vsuA tea.nsy % ns fo r
SIDE. si i isr H. sss half lane s.rcsSsa H,Ss ~ s
L.s siase western Bas active and iHA OA0'e i'0'
BuTyaIS Apr equ aHis, we..1Tn sE5Ps - - s ~ Az
mad. prbTe No Ms sP1Hg saos a. 81 y No & w. es
Ga"sSs 81 !sssl ~ whs Meg.a s - Con- s@ ,sss
Fo bush No IL store q sss ~ , sI % ~ 10 ~ buss MIs
ws ,rE 9 % ws;T s ws.1S s1s ssSs ss rsopsr,s s
sods; state ss Ks eoIasal a. is, Is p
S,s.d. 81 sSs si Is Barley Mali hn At sSe osseI articles
cS1osso April uneha7s4 wSsi quisi M M
io-s. % Of No ssHs G i' .er y Mo So q az u 2 s
Int No. spng ~ ~ 81 0ss Rsle.e ge Corn qust aud
west sales o. No red oie s see seller NAV s,e S
g F s' =; Rsrs.1 Rsssa e. &c ,.r fs sr..S So Ban lSo
+, aaI nni aroopns PAn Regus oGsa a. 'Is FeA s'i
als Ma &c for ss1ls5 s5i, 1,4, as IS Lard ast ana
hs. owe- oash sse sesf Ma % 'oa - ~ & 49,
y J SBT, cssr Mdas. sIe sbo1-rs H.aatee beT ga
SIC Bacon so a14 s9s.1Ta % VIVA s az bush Cora sso bush
o. IGas bush RTe lOoee buh Barley. shpaeHts-io0'
80 F~ur 400 b@a 500 Suh Com soo basA oAi'
PSsn% sr E, Asn ssss fSi' ~ & s1i Va White As
Al - t@OSS hccr4PS-SfN'
busn-O Osa -. a-zsrn -,
aet nd srlpng Al OGis lrm and arr AZ d+c ba"n
dai and unehsnFe and in fair demand a. o 9i Fori
Il sil - - -.-s ,r1... .....~.
snIes Of NO 81 "a No. ls3. Oats arm and SaSse
s7c cr In fsr denaad Il 4e for No NI1l
Ry. tesay for No l. BseI steady at &c Tor No spnnS
Rrop-3bS hh~ Flour and IA uoo Sush- "heaL ship@ehS
50oa hbiA sBd 1000 hust- hbeaL 49,. 80 -.
sEgo Apr our steady Dd unchsnErd ss lf01 bht AZ
- Is for No sprnri - . or AMBER MHeri sie % -
Wa,te Wrrpr Erfr Wheat dull sales 3Vp eu
MIrd Milwaukee Club at 90 bed st y @ Cora Sgei a. 's S
tE Weyern Bsrey quet Canada held ~ T. Con Meal ~
for BOrs 6phted y eEt Mfeed anehansedi Sear''
al; shnSuas MiddiRg- -, y ksrosa Fferl~
Four aielDmh. 70 Bosom zc 70 Neu-ieA o- !"
Arbsuv So Receipts ny lake-l81o busa- Wheat
April l0iroceries unchanged Petroleum lni
Crude fc Refined for April l9i Ll or May seds 10
hzuged Flour superfne - - = kItras - I'a
Inisns ETtrs FAMILY - % - - Mhel'
i'm for Cbees .ther Red, . ggd S White ~
Rr-Stste ell AZ re iuuer; fesv 6ldlc hgh nira
buh private sO1te ao'ei "1
a 9aSae-; MIXED s7d4Sc WHISKY steady al Sic
iNPoar quiet and unchange1 NheAi qaeti ~
II No White ~ q Eo. d.. 81 30 krirs Wie
Mehiesn 81 ggsI 81 Amber hshigan pot ~ ~ rsl,'
4rf 81 s3 seller NAY seller Jane. - est 30 1ed
~ .0 No 90 64i Corn steady a oi HiEa Mfel tpe
n D seller seller IuHs, sllci Low hired sDte: No
Of Na. ! a. Jscs No. = Sac
MnRan 34ie Clover see5s sold % o. Nammoh = 20 k
.,utz- 3Ono bush Corn. ani 4H fnsh oat.
Sbpmeats-5 Whest SDti Dash CON- ana b" push
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RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.

h0ii-1anG
i0-3 -
W b. m Cltaa Oh 81 pks DneJ Frut ~
bt. Esgs 1881 FOGf 20 lsgk f'our l5.3oU bush.
Wtrst 1900 bush. Corn IS 80 bush Oats, nast-
NJ. 90 hush Barley 20 bags Gra seed s5 Beaus.
n bsi. H,ub t8g hse Hides SJJ Leather
r blIs smuu Turpsnine 65 hbis Rosiu. l02p pkgA
Oeatr fl page Beef Cut Meats i pkgs
Cr-nse olU ptg Lard. pkRs. Is Butter lT7
tg, Cb-s a fauW. 81 bids 3lJ1 starch,
f Tia hhd TobHeoo e. Tobaco ~ bids WHISKY
q hsaa Vol. hbl. o.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11

CAIRO AND FULTON RAILROAD Co.'S FIRST MORT
Gt8T SHINING Fund LAND GRANT BONDS for sale ar
.s and lccrued interest. Only a limited number
uu-nid. The E0ad rapidly approaching completion
The Bond, are THE ONLY LIEN upon ROAD EQUIP
MINT. iGs6 no ACRES LAND and al other property
ol the Company. The land sales average over -
Pc aciu. II. O.. MARoUAND. No 10 Broadway.
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DoMEsrlc uAGEEN

AlutvF AMI 10 Weaf-Llcs tnur,riur.
GO he Canada =. % two cars ~"
Whtr asnad4 AZ D. r. E.s4st frum store.
cor 4- All mel augsi pie Barley q ssss
ear 10 CaGada Oss gsets Wrsssra
BaI1tnouE Aprl laCOios gus aiaaux lgiatse Eosr
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11
q oruoraIicu Sotlres.

p,paKrxEST TarEs AID 10 y CAAsBEkssr
kEw-lOEK, JaR- g. l8s1 }
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Assessment
y Rolls P--ssaa and County
Ne. Yors for inspection and reVo on
ana MONDAY Jan and viii remain aEtl ne 5n
l7J ncaaTe for b Orrrsiion erroTs Ea ne e
raj Aforesaid real and fsoua ssiEte
sggnsved must nAfc appiatoh 70
tb unAg u pod on obtain
K v BABCOCK. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11

In railroad bonds the transaction werc most I'M
portant ihe Pacific MORTGAGES. which soid at l05.
for Central 81 ds6I for Union First, IS, a7S. for
Land Grant and IS 5S! FOR fnoome. Boston. Hart
ford and Erie First rose to a. at which sales were
elected Michigan southern Sinking Fund sold az
lo5 aud Rock Islaud sevens At 1851. The following
,yerr the bids
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11
5nles % AutIlon

A. NyEvfy.
DY BANGS. MERWIN & Co., Broadway. cor.
I'D ts-sa.so Wsfs ofAr Fancr Goos Furniture Sc
THURsDAY and FRIDAY Large Collection OF English
and American LAW BOOKS
THOICE BOOKS AT AUCTION.
- THURSDAY FRIDAY EVENINGS, April 10 land H. AZ =
oet salr af Va liable BOOKS e0mPAng selections
ron unvate LbAns -mhsnng ever of Arature, b
car uuner Of hlaet ettef sorks exhibition
" Wv aessrs LEAvITr Aueoneers.
CPECIAL and IMPORTANT AUCTION NO
y TICE.-B a. CLARK l. 90.
VII remove frOm store 6l BrosdNEY MAY l.
TIE arg AID heh sioct of
ELEGANT sfLvERwARR and CUTLERY.
Seu in ssar. uin positively All closed cut
81 AUCTION,
To the highest bidder commencing TtkSDAt
Aprl D. af l0, coutiuue dar until AZ 10 sold
On aONDAY April b the entire fixtures u store. .
Couur elegant rsuuI and silver plated sh0~ ttses
C0snsTs ard Tables sofa tuea ae" Store nhe'
&c, e.
makrrz All be prrroas hAT Soct asd aItses on ef
hbtou prsviou> 70 sale
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11
financial.

OFTTca % rHR ATLANTIC GREAT WEsrEEy RAILROAD Co..
Sos. 76 WsI-st, NKvloEE aarrh = ls75
A MEETING of the STOCKHOLDERS OF the
a called Dresor 70 BE- hed a. te rene
CompABy ttls c on ia h l1 81 A.l 1sE
COITMBS CNCiNNATI AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAY 70 ttIs
COMPANY subied rautc.on n ap4roTa oy TIE
stockhode-s Of the CSmpalv. A. hb6hNiNth Ass sect.
NOTICE. THE ORANGE COUNTY Ma
~ TIOSAL BANK Cheea In the state o. vermont
conf Up boers a9d other cTiors of SAID
l11r the notes and oher
Aesinst association, or pAymenL DAtsd jan - iGlA
WA g. AUSTlN, Castier
or1cK LAKE. ssoHE MicHIsAS s2uTMEEs
RAILWAY CLEvELAsD, Ono. Aarch y lllJ
TTNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF the STOCK
HOLDERS o. COMPANY for the ELECTION Of Dihkt-
TORS for the OF other appprAie
irSes, b. OF COMPANY the Cts OF teye
WEDNESDAY. the 9Th GAY NAY neE bet~ern he
u O'Clock The forenoon and O'Clock ~ the lernoou o. Ia
dlr.
Tie transfer Of h Company VII b. closed he close - b
% April lad VII N % 0unE oi the
Its daT 4 MAJ lrTt GEORGE B. ely Secrstarv.
OFyICE DELAWARE Henson CAyAL Co.
NEU TOKS Apa S l8is-
THHE ANNUAL MEETING of the STUN
HOLDERS TIE election Of hsnagrrs vi b.
held COMPANY No % BrosdSaY on UEsDAA ls-
Mar ..,.,
TIE vii closed the evrHifs u Aprl y ala
th- uOruirg of a. a.
b. crt-r Of t. lo4rL JAMES T. HAITI lftit-teI.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11

NoN1cIAm RAILWAY BONDS.
guaranteed 5g Midland Railway. Price, 20.
MUsGEAvE & Co.. 10 Broad-st.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11

go ~ fbh-loal h@t eo-au din Tar rrqlesf ne
~ t- enabns adpps a. Oh erterE e
"a ' e - nt-tasd ~ Loo b.l4 strained
- - ss q ~ D-1 90 b. srnve OF pr-
sss tsaa -. a. qfs Ns ID - 5lsa Sgo,
= e. - t.fa - - r-ie g sfd - a aad k,ra Hn
~sS -afts t~s,s-s sf@ss 90 gsssti
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11

Ntoff. Anr N. lBs2.-.-....lZ OF. lt-N W. lf'
SREDS-Clover jobbia I9 rnothT iu and
n6mna 4 - 15
STEAEIN que and frn g. Tac IN hbds and q 19ic IN to-
TAILOW luet Of 4UtDD lh Western a. &c
51G9c The Or Crease heavy;
sales al t-c fnr in Good.
WHISKY iuuef bni less scfei u 100 bblS At 9l09l.c
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11

Little John Hanley, the only surviving boy Of the
wrecked steamer Atlantic, visitor at the Stock
Exchange to-day. He is an interesting little fellow
and hi- fright ways told upon thesympathies Of the
members ri the institution. ana in short time
collection amounting 70 SO 50 was taken up for
hun. Prominent gentlemen in the street have taken
am ms css and any subscriptions in his AID VIII be
received and duly accounted fOr by Messrs. Glen
Ginning Davis & ABorv bankers. No. II Wali-st.
The tl,rcir ID the Bank Of France has decreased
.lt0n francs during the past week.
Thc huiiion IN tie Bank 0t England has decreased
Ersseg during the past week
Thr philadelphia stock market is steady Penn
- yania Sxsss lDSl Philadelphia AND Erie Railroad.
=. Reading Railroad, 81, Pennsylvania Railroad,
5it tfnld u.s..
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Ncti1rs of Bankruptrn.

IN the matter of the Estate Of BOWLES BROS.
Co BaHkupicvTh st of ee Sled 10 saa csse n-hg in
all dsTs who have represented IN Court are re-
quesied nn-asey with the lgnee Boston and
e ohsir oner hGf
Indebtedness ascertsiued possible
HENRY j. STEVENS AUigBre l5 Court g. Boston
N,u-Tort --for fsris rs appT
SANFORD. ROBINSON a WOODRl FF, CoaHsrl -ai-LaW,
Broadway Nsv-forS City.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11
INDIANAPOLIS,
81 LOOMINGT0 ON g. WESTERN
Railway
7 Per Cent Convertible
GOLD BONDS,
First Mortgage on its Extension.

lTSb MOTI8d8t Ou ILS GAlcHSloL'
II. Road including he ET;eusioa 40 miles and is
COMPLETED except distance EhtlTe miles between
Havana on the illinois River ard The hisss ssppL
part fe rnle) from Indianapolis 70 Psto has beer
successful operation yesrs RECOGNIZED As OSE
OF THE MOST IMPORTANT ROADS COMING INTO THE CITY
or INDIASAPOLIs than sGnaeut to
.v interest % ALL RECEIPTS
FOR Is7l WE'RE MORE THAN 1895 900 GREATER THAN IN
THE PREVIOUS YEAR
These possess asusal sreag and recommend them for
the i0ioEinE r,asons.
l. The Road - already earning more than operat-
ing expenses and interest.
.. The unfinished portion Of the line will be COM
pIeted within n few months, and the entire road has
m immense business immediately tributary 10 H.
EARNINGS FOR LAST THREE MONTHS OF 1872
WE'RE At THE RATE or S7,s27 PER MILE per
aunum. and mnst rench 1000 per mile within two
years. and continue progressive.
5. The effect Of such the market value
the capital stock OF the road. well n upon fs
convertible bonds, l. obvious.
4. The SECURITY l. COMPLETE.
:. The management of the road i Acknowledged 10
be SUPERIOR. and there he possibility Of any
default in interest payments.
The Bones are sKvBS PER GOLD 100 each convertible
option holder ay rsgred without charge Pnoe
30 and eueHsJ COupeHs January JaT
o
ALL NEGOTIABLE SECURITIES RECEIVED IN EXCHANGE
AT BEST MARKET RATES.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11
legal Noiirrs.

SUPREME C0URT-CITY, COUNTY AND
- sTATk OF SEw;l oRkssa ps5s sr5 rr1s,s S, P1s
K-hseh lohu Le1 Wfs Wallace, Augsins r. Aaaee W .hsi
Elfah@h Ru Rsher n kGs-e ner nnsbsnd Nh . a.
No aaseiaEA zb-ua william faTof ttro '" if
S.oa- hnt Of No Tors Jsr siaa heeeiss - ihs
iu1grzHcr fompzlf. Clsn 4 D-imod lhsl0f. n v,
Tkrolore J. Neien B-ruATd T. Fetielrn iehr aaps ns
Johr Sestf survivors, oi Mufphy AesOt irsn So 49, ,S
Tlror Georre a. Meai ADRIAN o. Mailer Fhip n W"
Auilsr, H.urf g. bsznfft eaArs nIaaAa INC
Ped Csrbrs - i-st@ei Thems krfNofl H'sh
oias sactshos A D. Woossr I,hn b. hno1-ou EaiA L. 1r
81 Chzf,s Leta aeceac Jsoso hsssf A a
Joln D. Moran, ard Mar Aorsn. BE slc p.iea4anslsW ~ ~
ndsus shove named md eseh Of yea Yea are bs' "a
The tts e;on 81 SheA ops uefr
eopI of fo1r sassr tne
their ofor. No a. Nssurrt N w Aii
f.u4iy - whu tseny dsT s hs sefec
Of The Ia oi aeh service mi yea s ta
shin te me aoFrs-i The plaHun 70 ~ oh s, -Pt
ths relief laudsi q lis est , Ns 70
IgIL NOtDkhI bhoTthiu r-.n'Es ,s,ft
eutloi ard NJ ohes a
rhe Cr u Cts aif C0uly Ssw fort e b. 80 aA " N"' %
b.f ia Il Me- isa-e q tsd 1iY. - .
Ia lAss-N IONpkkt bhOfhhhh r""s~af s""sef%
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11
forsss, Garrla9es. faruess. &r.
4 BREWSTER & Co. \
OF BROOME-Sr.
wAREROOMs,
EETn.AYk.. COANER LOuETRENTnsT


wARERoOMs.
FFTH-AVE.. CORNER fOUETRENTHSr.
ELEGANT CARRIAGES,
hess ys Of Psrs and Lsndon erauise' tushee rk 49,
,Ss, S vsi - ~ sono, s..opsrt of Road wagons ps
,.t.h m ber eanstrIrno-
1soss By during sa and
BREWSTER WAGON"
g TEE rs TASRAsD 1Ss5 soE 3 n 0gALrS ..i J, maj. A., .ou
adV.atases si'h those placed IN person
n. or,r Aa rr, may not e0ndea otat sioot
o,aa1 feqiss sAo Alrs laopf a nas Taiar 70 or os.
Wago - p46ae rcanber iSai 0Hy SaTsrooE- lS
1N PrFrH.AvR AND PouRTEESrH-Sr.
AND OUR oSLY FACTORY on Bs0oAh,ST ,.
A RCH. JOHNSTON, AucuOneer.
9As; & SD4 SsroSP ssS + opposite 10. % 3 Ess- T
teeata-sL, between uEivetsiy-pisos and Flnh-aSe
CARD.
The an Of Josstos Van rase having been t'orsd BY "''ii
The H0RSE-lUCTioS BRANCH OF THg HOUSE
'' '''as i 'I'sI Il y ana IS EAST rHlErEBSTH-sr
49, oe d sT % e-gni % by , s a. Johnston a yaD Tss.e
,t f az. - y Ft7sV TIrFsT,Ay tND FRTDAY THgOVGH-
81 Ssss1u or al lEe Mari ~ a. - and l5 East r5irtssa
Liberal usual made u con'surasRts ,,-o
sALR oF HORSES CARRIAGES, Ere,
THIS DAY At Y O'CLOCK
4 -NEW-YORK SALES AND STORAGE
~ TO al FoURTH-AvE., CORNER TwENTY-FIPTH-sT.
CARRIAGES. HARNESS, BLlYKErs. &c, taken sALs and
STORAGE
CASH ADVANCES MADE or sAAB AND SOLD AT PRIVATE OR
hUCTIOS SALES
spca manufacturers o carriages hsrnes &C. ar
rangef d liberal
Articles will the advantage of beng onstanty
We the Repoator rsulaBos Effected sesirel
RICHARD MCCULLOUGH Proprietor
AUCTION SALES
THURSDAYS OP EACH WEEK.
ALLEN B. MISER q BOTHER Auctone-r.
NOR SALE-HORSES and DOGS. ANY pei
.ou dszous trOttng, iraught
HVs seransd sportngoss can - ie sane " one
s ncoavenia8es Address HAWKS Co Mogres Cas
HARNESS Horse Clothing Blankets, Breast
Aprons Robes Horse Bquipmel every eeipou ae
variety Nevfork C. NJ AOshAAh bho AAnaaa'
sAreuOoDs. lie Cannber%sL
HORSE BLANKETS, HARNESS. SADDLES,
knss Of Sad1erT goods extensively msnufse'uedi full
and sable ph and other Caa1s honea
fever qusl'ty &. B. sMI III a Co. 10 WaErsnsL
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11
5aplnas Banks

Chanres TOR Business Glen
ANY party of good antecedents and fair
~ spaeiy, viih moderate czp.tal h-sI q sie N
vi arTe pr0a b. calling IhE AtN-lOkA
EXPOSITION sSD aANUFG 90. % Broadsay.
NVANTED-A PARTNER, Active or special,
w 9TH CAPITAL Of s2J erfeud established and profit
" above amount secured bT frsI
Mortgage Real fae Rseuos srsf rsss Address W n c.
Bor Ns 10 Tnban. Ohc-.
WANTED-A PARTNER, active or special,
w shd prohahle enterprise
established sneu hnsne-s a -Untv hrst
cass reference. " q. c. Boz llf Tribune Once
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11

The BEST snd MOST AGREEABLE TONIC ~ INTRODUCED.
III. relief Iudig~uou Debrv Lnss % App-ue
ysuabe for parity the Food Journal Adur ~
Hasa N. D.. Wentworth /. soott. F. e. p A. l..
r. 4. Grucers. oiineu. aBf Chemists g-
8o.t.es Al q each o. imItalons Prepared By
G0ODALL. BACKBOtSh Co.
Leeds EagsBG-
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11

.o-il t1e % & Iss - @ = - S s9iS - & %
asys e bsEs 8szic ia b&Es CeTion-n on for
es-,umpuoH u
TuU 1fIALThf Trade 1Dc Family brands o
F-r g BE- has The iow zrl1e sacief and In
title nquir~ fer ne futme 20 the eee tne mar
o. s 'os ard and irtgni4f for TIE
r-iuu "a rradss. sses o. 30 1biG We quote;
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11
The MARKETS.


O4--uly reBortrd THE TkIBUNEl
THCRsDAy April TO- lg73
ASHbS1t eepts today pErL FOs steady iut
rUl.n. Pes-is H4clv nomiutL
COTTOE-fb- has only mod
ersis p,o-s guot1e We quote ioow@
Upi.rIs A.as TrzsA
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11

lrtaIrf q h~ shove ere llo bales ~ arrYe-
- f-r LIE
~ sales d iuiinvs 9i bals 81 Lev hld1lugs.
r. a'lrr 2 April ltcs hrr 4fDV 90
rrre . a q July
d u 3 o. b.
t.T u. at 1flr Is l3ltc 257c; NAV
r. .- f-6- lqll6c 200 1870. JJ
D. ls- IHrs Isi- Together; Jane, 3o
I-r l3 ls 3ihe. % lsic, lOo Al ls Soci
.s- a rrzud tetzi l62s' nlbs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-09
LATER I!
sesuLsE Parties sent Out 20 Iniimi-
date Bad Indiaus!'

BoYLEs CAMP, June Gen. Davis
proposes to take cavalry, the light
battery Of, the 4th artillery and in
fantry, and march to klamath, to
Warner, to Harvey and Walla- Walla,
for the purpose Of intimidating bad
Indians. Preliminary orders have been
Issued.
FAIRcnILDs RANCH, June 8, 2 A. NJ
At 8 A. NJ. yesterday morning. Jno.
Fairchild and brother, eS.Sherif Bur-
CESS, together with Bogus Charlie and
Shacknasty Jim, left this place with
the Modoc prisoners captured In this
neighborhood, for Boyles Camp on the
Peninsula, at which place they will
arrive some time to-day. There are
other Indians lurking in this vicinity,
who will most probably be captured in
a few days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-09

Barbnrous slaughter Of Prisoners BY
White Men-six Warriors Killed
and One squaw Weuaded-Ore-
gen Volunteers Supposed TO be the
Chilly Parties.

BoYLE's CAMP, June S.-About day
light, yesterday morning, John and
James Fairchild and q dozen other
members, left Fairchild's ranch, on the
banks of Cottonwood Creek, with II
Modoc captives, including Bogus
Charley, ShRcknasty Jim, Tehee Jack,
Boney, Little John and Moosh. John
Fairchlld, Bogus and Shacknasty, and
all the white men save James, being
mounted and armed, rode in advance.
Soon after the start, leaving the BAL
ance Of the party several miles behind,
James had the Indians In q wagon
drawn BY four mules. When two miles
from Crawley's house, Falrchild no.
tIced a couple Of men riding hurriedly
to a rocky point 200 yards ahead, as If
to intercept him, and watched them
more closely as he suspected foul play.
They gained the point, dismounted,
and placed their hats upon a sasebush.
One tied a handkerchief around
bis head and used a pantaloon
leo undoubtedly for the purpose
Of disguise, when the team neared
them one stepped to the real and the
other In front and presented cooked
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO
The Clay Street niiI Raiiread-Piesd
GufIty-RGerts for Cemmutation
Of RusselI's sentenee-MissinE-
Gold aud Greenbacks.

SAN FRANCISCO, June OIL P. NJ
workmen to-day on the Clay street
Hill Railroad are laying the irsn-
grooved track for the chains, and work
on the foundations Of the engine room
has been commenced. The road will
be pushed rapidly forward.
Three gamblers, Charles Welsh. Day
and French, pleaded guilty In the Po-
lice Court to.day and will be sentenced
to.morrow.
All the members Of the jury have
signed a petition to the Governor for
a communication of the sentence Of Chas.
A. Russell from death to imprisonment
for lie. Petitions are being extern
sively circulated by clergymen, officers
of the law and others.
Three boys, I young Merchant
and two others are missing, with the
yacht Blue Jacket since Saturday, and
have not yet been found.
Gold, 11sGll7T; greenbacks, s5Aa
QSL
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UNpIsMAYED.-Wolf, Of Reinsteln 4

UNDIsMAYED.-Wolt, Of Reinsteln q
Co.'S Is prosecuting the clothing war
vigorously, and is becoming quite no
torious. No reference is made to him,
however, In that famous line Of By.
ron's In which he says 1.-THE Assyrian
came down like a wolf In the fold"
IL Is true that Wolf has come down on
the prices Of clothing and that, too, to
such an extent that there Is a continual
rush Of customers to Relnstein & Cos
Store, from morning till night. No.
body seemed to realize before. that
clothing could be afforded at such as
tonishing low prices. Wolf Is promis.
ing still greater attractions In his line
by the first Of the month, and he lisa
man of his word.
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guns at Fairchild. The man In front
also had a butcher knife drawn. He
was spokesman "Get down you old
white headed son Of a b-h," says he.
..By what authority" said Fsirchild."
"By mine. am going to kill the In
disns, and you too" was the reply.
Then the leader caught hold Of the
mules and unhiiched them. Fairchild
clinglng to the lines, leaped to the
ground. The poor wretches implored
for mercy and begged Fairchild to
save them. Tho warriors were un-
armed and knew resistance was use-
less. They were the coolest In the
party though, facing inevitable death.
A shot, and Little John lay dead In the
bed of the wagon with Il bullet in his
brain. The mules dashed away with
Fairchild and tangled him In the lines.
Five more shots In rapid succession
and the remaining warriors were dead
and Little Johns squaw wounded.
Ahead, In the road. and In the direc-
ton Of Boyle's Camp, was a cloud OF
dust, indicating the approach OF a
team. At that the murderers rapidly
rode away. Sergeant Murphy, Bat
terry G, Fourth Artillery, with ten
men and q teamster, came by the
team. The Sergeant took charge Of
affairs and remained on tile ground,
and Fairchlld and the teamster with
the wounded squaw and two children,
camo here at two O'Clock this MORN
ing. Teams, with an escort, were at
once sent out after the prisoners, dead
and alive, but no steps were taken for
apprehension Of the fellows who per-
formed the bloody work. 1t Is gener-
ally supposed that the Oregon
Volunteers are the guilty par
ties. The warriors killed were not
charged swith murder. Those who
knew them best say they have only
participated in open fights. Every one
here condemns the affair as treacher-
Gus and without excuse.