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The New York herald., 1873-10-14

unsettled and lower though isrly assivs At
shs eScago an GE rea d%s %nsf sH
.gSts ahs '.s: tss1s
70. rh 5ss 'ss asln 'ssT %ss %ns'
mainly pa@s mixed ss rme
Soo bushels spd M ct sc &C. for black s , asc for
rye and Offering the spot oo1 bushels Ell, Can
marl. for berth treshts today WAS
Ms in for m i % h
Of the grain trade At previous rates but little in
rs % ns bushels %sss At s
cfsn at # s y . bass hssss aad a
PA I'o bales ssi!oa s ID sIsa and sSSsl;
Hsi es.hs, ' gram y At .. ana s os.
and TO Bremen, By steam, 90 bushels grain 4 lSa
@
dom. with 5000 quarters grain atss Norwesian bark
Mt sssos % enoe
:n DFls 70 a0',s,
sas
az Sags ks9 s sc Sss @ sS
ss .s All at @
% ps sosn M Ss in M
IS 3, ssIs
ali at that att sue IN better only
rate M Ss % se1s are ens
A. s. e s & sely a on
Change to day and without new features though .
sssss and
!hs Year %,Scui
in moderate request at 2lc c. to quantity Ad-
s s n S s Ga ssa n
QF lrs and more ne aSys but dI on the pG
asSasd ssss
and 5000 66s crude in shipping order for prompt de-
sna 81 aS aS fhs
aS and IN s
this Transaction the Sa.iEess n joSeins lots as
were ss in
sales q 1000 iTss6 hams 4 s'd SO 80 DO st se
,Ss;S Ss|s: dS ,sss .ssnss;' % 3
icl &C. 100 90 do 0 at c and 800 Do az % Bacon
heard Of no other sales Lard weak; 100 tierces
s e Ssre sSS S a0 Ne Ne
% s. ana cheese @ essas wsfs %su a
5 Ssss ssSy susd
sT %fs wsst
Saturday evening on private term 5O0 hhds including
to-day $40 hhds Porto Rico at 7c Refined sugar was in
OH a, l25c for cut ioaf lie for hards SAc sssc:
&c ssc for mcissses sugar We qnots CUBA Re.
fnins, inferior to common, SIC. a 7sc; fair to
sFecery 5slF to gocd, ssc.; prime 70 choice'
s'4c.; molasses, hhds and boxes SIC. 7sc.;
measS ad Sos haSsndsoEs; Sa 10 % X DuGh sana S
4 TO "a siss s'se; do. q to Is s'lS s,sc do,
Rico-Refning, common TO prime, &c. a Sc. grocery,
fair ts g choice fs Sc &c BIaSimputch standard N9s
731c.
srKAREE-Market duh and weak with 40 terces prime
sold at SIC.
TALLow shade easier and In good request for export
Sales OF 100 hhds prime at 7c and 70 hhds
do city ATT ll-lSc.
wHsKEY.-Receipt to-day, els bbls Market steady,
but less active. Sales $50 bbls at Y3Jac. q NC.
The New York herald., 1873-10-14
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.

THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The Customs receipts to-day were $409. 600; the
internal revenue receipts were $431,s64. The As
slstant Treasurer to-day paid out $1Os.OOO on ac-
count Of interest and $4,000 IN redemption of ive-
twenty bonds The Assay office received f170,0oo
IN sovereigns, making the total to date 1897 900.
The following were the balances at the Treasury at
the close Of business today-Currency $3,3 ,19s;
special deposit of legal tenders for the redemption
of certificates Of deposit, $11,325, ,OOO coin,
$50, 554 including coin certificates, $780, 94s, 400;
outstanding legal tenders, $359, 9,O66.SSS.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following table shows the opening highest
The New York herald., 1873-10-14

easier Feghts and charters easier though wit h.
out decided change
CorroS ON the spot ruled weak and irregular ana
closed with continued downward tendency, alta de-
cline OF fully &c per pound. Some sales however,
particularly sales to exporters showed more marked
recession At decline OF &c. future deliveries were
The New York herald., 1873-10-14
RESIGNED AS COUNSEL.

John G. Perry, republican nominee for Senator In
the Second district OF Kings county, resigned his
position on the Boa1d OF Health as counsel yester-
day. The salary was So, 500 per annun. Should he
fail to be elected he will be out In tie cold. IL was
mainly through his influence that the new charter
OF Brooklyn was passed In tke LEGISLATURE last
year.
The New York herald., 1873-10-14

The quotations. based cotton Store, running IN
quality not more than half grade above or below the
grade quoted The sales wcro:--
The New York herald., 1873-10-14
UTICA CHEESE MARKET.

UTICA ~ ", Oct l3 1873
The cheese market today was iairly active, with
mateia advance In price about 900 boxes offered
and 400 sold At lsc nTo the ruling figure was i4c
tie Falls the trade slow because OF the frmness of
the saesnen The sales reached 5000 boxes the ruling
price wa3 5c, but 44c paid in several instances
Several large lots held over.
The New York herald., 1873-10-14

$1,000 Erie Sd m. ...... o
200U un Pac rs, lg b.. o
1000 U Pac los, inc... D
1000 Mil & st L SIS lst. l0,
1000 Tol d w equip b.. z.
1000 q, q d i 4 lst m. 8.
5000 Long Dock bds.. 81
1000 Alb h Sus I'd m... Q:
klAll do W
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I MQafTa. /

Souls Sean &ubolpb Mgalli3 tpuroe
oeboren am %. Mai 1907 i'm Canton
Treiburs in ber@6tpei5, ituoirte in3lrid),
Seibelberg uno Miin@en Meoi5in uno
Observation-Disclosures, tuuroe Yrofenor in
Neuenbure, 9ins 1846 na9 Qmerltd uno
murbe bier Profei1or Der 3oologie uno
@eolo9ie in Cambridge bel Bottom, Ipdter
in elei9er @i9eni9aft in @barleiton,
mo6te au9 &ei1en bur9 bic Union, belt
DHentli@e @orlelun9en uno bef9afii9te
lid NIT unterlu9unsen iiber bic noro=
amerifoni|9e Sbiertuclt. Sn ben Sabren
1866 unb 66 ma9te er cine @rforI9unss
reile nod Braiilien. 9lsall5 mar elmer
oer beoeutenolt ten Naturforl6er unb lein
Same lit in Der selebrten Melt noblbe=
fannt. Gr itarb am IA. Seq. in Bottom
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. te . + 10.

Iicie bon oller @pcculotion freie podenlid)e
3etuna jou no@ ber slbitdt oeS SerauS9ebers
cincm 6oppelt euten 3ipcde biencn.Sbre Spal'
ten iouen ncbcn Der Wlitt1eilun9 Der mittta>
ftcu 3eitereianilfe ben 2eiern eine tpabrbaft
oute belebrcu6e uno unterbaltenbe 2ettilre oer'
idoffen un, 70 aur mabren Bi(buns uno Auf"
tIaruuo bes @olfeS beisutroeen. slus allen 9e'
bietcu bcs @iilens lperben iuir bolfStbun,ltd)e
Wuf1abc bruacn bomit unlcr @latt tpebrbaft
cinfomilicnblott tperbe inbem es fur alle9lieoer
ber Nomilic eineGueIe Der 8elebruns uno llnS
terhaltuua Elm tuntcr Morft fir Den gon6en
eeiitiaen W(eniden perbe. ST ion,it bic Mubl
Set uo,, unS au beipredenben Gegenftanoe un>
beid,rd,,f 10 icben mir uns il, anoeren ge5le'
mno bicSd)ranfc, ,oab mir einais bic @runolabe
Der @abrbeit unb bes Nedtes in un1crem 8latte
pertreteu molleu - @enn nun bicrna9 unler
Blott ieiuem inneren Erogran,m gemab l@on
nit &ed)t Nn1pru9 auf bic tueiteite 8erbrcitung
madden fann, 10 lit bieies nod biel mebr Der
Nou 1eincs 1ubcrcu 3medcs ,ueaen. 9l'd)t um
iroiid,cn 2obn obcr @cipinn, fat ber Serausse'
ber bic vSbio" ins 2ebeu scrufen, 1onoern
b6bere Mdtioe bcranlobtcn bic @riinoun9 oes
8lotteS Ser ean5e @elpinn oer ll9 aus Oct
uSbio" er9eben iuirb, lou obne NbSug Dem
3wcefe aeipibmet iein, cine Seinatb fir eltern>
loie unb berpabrlobtc &inoer IN Der S1o5e1e
Columbus s1 9riinocn. 90 tueit bic atlttel
reiden, io(en in oicier projeftirten Anltalt alle
&inber obne @iidiid)t auf bic @cli9ion ber g.
tern ODER auf Die Sautfarbe slufnohme unbNer>
pTeeung fnben. Dcr9erausseber une SeSattcur
Der uSbio" berlon9t fit feline M(ube Mue slrbelt,
Die ibm bos 8lott modbt teinen seitlid)en. &C.
w,nn; Die fd0nfe 8elobnuug miro ibm ieln
,peun bic proiettirte Nnitalt rcdt bolo inS Seben
tretcn fam. .0os lit aber nlr n.oglid, tpenn iid)
bic 3obl Der Nbonnenten ouf lpenisftens 10000
belauft. 8ei bcn @reiie bcr uSbo", bic billiser
lit, ais onbere 3eitungen, fam l1d1 nur Onrd)
cine arobc @erbrcitung Gin nambafter neber.
jebub fir Den beabiidtieten pobltbati9en 3tped
craehci,. g9ir bitten baber alle Geni9enfrcunoe
Sic @erbreituna Der vS9io" ,noslidit su for
bern .Sebcr barf nit 9tdt hcbaupten. baB te,n
@latt in Der Aelt 10 lebr Nase'neine anteriib..
uuq perbient, olS uniere vSbio". 5 Da 10 o1el
sdninbel unb 8e,rug in oieiem Qanbe bor.
ton,nt, 10 uol(cn mir 81 Dem @ciaaten nod
binsufiiaen, oab unicre @igenldaft als Yrie1ter
,no Sceliorger in Yonlerob uno Die oben o.
aeorudte @mpiebluns oes Sodpilroigfen vi"
id,ofs bon Columbus allen 8erbadt elmer
SEulduns fern balten mub. ........
Reo. Soicpb Setting.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-18
Qtferafur.

Sic fotboli19en Miiii o.
men. Won bieier illuitrirten Monats :
1drift, bic fiir ben 9an5en Sabr9ans nur
$l.75 fofet lit bic finite Drummer fir
Topember erl9ienen. @ie Die friiberen
glummern entbdlt au6 oieie in prd6tiser
g(usltattuns folsenoen interciionten Sc
1eitoff: Sic Suoianer &eOuctionen ber
Tran3iscaner in galifornien. - 0inoi=
gal. = Sic iopanefi6e Stride I'M 10.
syabrbunoert. - 9ar Mailen6aus uno
Sic SD9terl9ule BON @amarang. -
Na9ri6ten aug Sen Mif1ionen &c. 9ie
in bie1er 2ieferuns entbaltenen neun Bil=
Der lino pirflid) pra9tboQ uno tonnen
1i9 nit ieoer anoeren illuitrirten 3eit=
l9rift melen. .... = |.
3m cites illuFrir tes Qe1e=
5 u d fir beutfde tatbOlii&e @6ulen
Der 8ereinieten Gtaaten BON Noroame=
rifa bon Wilbe1m 9er6enba a d..
@esensburg Berlag bon 8. S. Man5,
gbicago bel M{ublbouer & Bebrle, 311,
Wef IL. @trabe. 9ieies 2elebu@ fit
oas 3tpeite @duljabr seb0rt gu Der @e=
ries bon @9ulbI@ern, bon oenen mir
friber 19on bas @ierte uno @rite be-
ipro6en baben. @s lit Dem 2eIebu@ Elm
anberes Bl6lein, Elm u@dliiilel" fiir ben
2ebrer betse9eben Der cine Nnleitung
entbdlt, tpie oas 8u9 fir. Die >itile Be-
{@dftigung, fir bic &e@tl6reibuns ugo
bic Gpra4lebre frudtbar gu MAIDEN lit.
8on anberen 2elebu@ern sleider Mrt bot
oieies 5tpeite 2eiebu6 bas Doraus,
oaB 5tpii9en ben beutl@en 2e1etiiden
our9 bas gan5e 8u6 en9liI9e Mufgaben
einge{treut fnb tbeils gum Ius'penbig=
lernen, tbeils 5utr1 reber}eben. 9ur9
biefe Ginri9tung tperoen bic sroben @or=
t6eile Die ii9 fir bic intenectusqe Bil=
oun9 aug Dem glei45eiti9en Grlernen
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Gin ute 8 g e febaa II b
- ffir hn8 Sans -@I2ll

in ben langen Winterabenoen 1T Ser4en=
ba9's piertes tuuitrirtes 2eiebu9, 612
5eiten ltort, nit pielen Bilbern. Dieies
8u6 1T beionbers gu empfeblen fiir Sung
linge uno sSunefrouen, Die li@ &enntniiie
in 6en perI9ieoenfen $beilen beg Wii1ens
erperben tpo1en. 9as 8n3 1T gu be-
aieben BON M ii + lbauer II. 81 q RI E,
31l Mei It l2te @trabe in Chicago, 81.
syn pomerop iino einise Gtemplare beim
6erousaeber bic les Blattes gu baben.
8reis $3.50. Giu niibli6eres Weibnadts<
9el6enf, als bieies Bud, fann ni3t ge=
funoen tueroen. -.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-18
GbriffenDerfplAunA.

Sem 8tI9of pon Yaberborn 1T am
12. Nopember bic Nuspfdnbung ange=
brobt marben, fals er ni@t Die ibm bonn
Dberprdi iibenten auferle9te @trafe BON
200 Sill. (pegen Mlme) 6aloigf be5oble.
- @r5bii6of 2ebo6opsti 1T am l8.
Mopember tpe9en tuioerre6tli@er Mnitel-
lung bon @ei5tli6en .unb Meibung BON
Yriei tern, ,pel9e ni@t Die bonn @eieb ge=
forberte Bef fdbi9uns beiben, our9 oas
polener Greis9eri6t abermals, uno 5tpar
gu elmer @elbitrafe BON 1000 Sblrnv
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gtroSen Daben ionssrn Die 5dltier se=5
tabc bingebant itnb, no Ylab mar. Das
paus BON $. Sheppard ,lnbs Comp.
III Cincinnati 1at bic peransgabe oes
Mbrebbu6es iibernommen uno bic soerrerl
gB. g. HDbertlon unb B. S. 5nmpbris
iinb Die Mgenten bieles 9auies; pel9e bic
nDtbigen @nsaben in ben 9dniern nieoer=
i6reiben. @ir boffen; CAP man bielen
6erreu III allen 9dlliern bereittuillisit Die
11Dtbigen Mngaben t11ittbeilen lueroe. II
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a~ Cine Der 3tpedmdbigiten Inter
nebmungen fir Nomerop 1T jebt in Mrbeit,
namIi9 Elm 9lbrefbacb in ipel9em
Die 0amen unb Der Wobnort aQer Yer=
ionen uber Is SABRE bic @ei6dftsbduier>
Rird)en, G6ulen, Straben u. 10. per=
aei6net 1T. @enn ir9enotuo Elm Moreb=
bud notbtuenbig 1T 10 1T es bier in
Nome,pp ba mir feline re9elmaB'9en
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Maenten Der uSbip": :

sronton, 8. @ob. 6. Gid.
8ine@robe, 8. @eb. S. s. @ aud.
9ortsmoutb, .. Martin g ri bel.
Morietta, 8. 2ouis g d III bt.
Ripleb, .. sobm 8. @arb:
Nctp Gidlmonb, 8. GronSisca Mibbcls.
St:grancis g tation, @'s. 2: Sal b g.
@bieaao, Sa. 81 ublbauer & . ebrle e.
.Qouis, $40. 8. gerber.
Gojpar @icrinscr, Birmingham,
8udanon q. 8. allegheny 80. Fa.
ST. 00ner, 2ebrer, ct. Selena, Mebr.
ane un lcre Necntcn neDn,en 8eitelluneen a''l
unier Blatt enteegen, iouie 3oDlunsen bafiir.
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stpeier 5pra6en fir Die &inoer ergebe,l
fbnne,1 10 re1t eigentli6 ausgenlikt;
|benn bas Rinb tpirb bein, @ebralld}e oie=
les 8ubes fortpd1renb blrd ben Sn=*
bait fslbf ge5pungen, iein Sentpernto<
gen 3ll Iben inben, es immertort ote
Musbriide oll perslei6en 81 unterl9eioen
uno 5u beitimn1en bat. Wel9 boben
ginffub bieie S1ularbeit auf bic Mus=
biloung, bes Rinbes bat, pirb ieoer Yd<
oagoae 1ofort einieben. 9abei TT Der
Ia6li6e Snbalt bes Dudes fir bag Sim
6esalter, fiir tuel@es es bere6net TT, 9e<
nau palleno. so minl9en mir oenn,
baB 0ieic gan5e &eibe 9rr6enba@'16er
@9ulbii9er ii, re9t pielen S4ulen lt1=
ieres 2anbes Gin9ang finben uno ba5u
beitragen m6ge nnlere fatboltf9e S9ule
auf cine inn.1er b6bere Stufe oer Bill
ouns 8u brinsen unb ausleib ben wab=
rem reli9i1len @eiit, bon benz oie1e Bll=
der our9mebt iinb, in bic 9er5en Der
Susenb ein3upfan5en.
"a. &ebet6i9 d lein lit Die 6 d ul=
.iueenb, ct. 2o1is> Mo., @erlas BON
s.. ,6eroer. Preis 10 Gents. 9ieies
nette fleine 8u9lein BON 7S @eiten ent=
balt brei Mebanoa9ten in @e d el-
.aebeten bic notbuenbi9iten @ebete
fit Ginber uno cine Bei9tanOa3t. Wir
baben nod fein 5uedmdbigeres @ebet>
bii@lein fit &inber als bteles 9e1eben.
Blos bic lateinii9en @eiperpialmen
MD 6ten mir nod bin5u9efii9t haben.
W Il It i m m m n fir bos fatboli=
1@e @olf. ". Sabr9, 6. 9eft. ~W a..s
uns nod retten fann." Von
&einbolb 8aumfarf. Sn bieIem 9eft=
den belpri9t oer @err Ser faiier bic ge<
genpdrtise Sage oer Stride tn Seutl9=
lamb uno beanttportet bic Trose: Was
uns nod retten fann bamit, oab in 6ie<
1er 3eit notbwenoig lei; l. Sin Ser
bdltnis bersli9er 2iebe uno Sreue gu un=
Ieren re9tmdBisen prieitern uno Bil9D=
fen.. 2. 9as @ebet. 8. @ifrige 8e=
tbeiliguns, an ben Dffentli9en Runbge=
|bungen Ser beilisen Stride. 4. SGue
oeine &ir9en, fatbolil6es 8olf. 5. Gm=
pfonse baufis bic beilisen @atramente.
Sas iF's ,pas uns nod retten fann,
oenn veinem frommen sldubisen, nad)
6eilisung frebenoen fatbolil@en Gbri=
! itenpolf tuioerIebt auf bic 9auer teine
Ma9t Der Grbe!" -. ..Sn..
): CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE
UNION, A MONTHLY JOURNAL, de-
voted to the Catholic total alb
Estinence movement. New York,
published by J. w. O'Brien &
O'Mahony 142 Nassau Street.
preis fir ben Sabrsans Is @ents: 8on
bie1er neuen :, ,1onatli9en 3eit19rift lie=
9en uns bic beioen erfen gfummern Dor
Die Der Sitel an5eiet, iit bas 8latt oar=
auf bere@net ben bur9 bic unmdBig=
felt i'm @eniiile seiftiser @etrdnte ent=
| ftebenoen uebeln por5ubeugen un6. 1ol=
9en YerIonen, Die einen Sang sur Srun=
fenbeit baben INNER nene Nnresung gu,
@illensftartuns 5u geben. @ir wuni@eu
ooB ale bieienigen, bic ii@ 1iir Die @a6t
Der MaBisteit i'm @enulie eeiitiger &C.
trdnfe interel1iren uno nod mebr bieje=
nigen unierer irldnbil6en Mtbiirger
bic Der Srunfenbett ergeben iin6 ooel
fraber tparen oieies billise Blatt balteu
tpollten. -, -.a 49,. Mfn ....
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|eDent. | Sabr ] Weonat @efdngniB psr<
bers

|eDert. eeSabr ! sUtDnat @efdn9nlB per-
urtbeilt ipprben.
Ser Bii1of pon 9ilbesbeim 1T Dor
Der 5traffamrner 5l @6ttingeit tpe8en
probi}orii6er BeieBung Der Bfarrei 5euz
|lin9en 81 elmer Celebrate BON 200 9blr.
epent. ,5lpei Monaten @efdngniB perur=
tbeilt tDDrben. Die 0erbanolnng gef9ab
in cOntumaciam. i%''.'
Mus ppien meloet man lnter Dem
|22fen NDbentber 9eute Mbenb nurbe
bie Yfdnbung BEL Sem Gr5bil9Dfe 2eoo=
9otpsfi bur9 ben grecutionsin1pector
RDnig bonn &reisseri9te por9enor,men,
oie MDbeln bon brei 3inmern ieines
Wobnbau1es pollitdnois abgepfdnbet.
Ser Gr5pii6of mar erl@iittert, be'uabrte
iebo9 cine tanbba1te 9altung.
Sc banbelte 1iG un1 Die 8eitreibun9
BON 600 Sbalern, uel9e gegen ben Gr3=
bii9of tn Der Grcon1murieattons=M =Mn9es
legenbeit 9egen ben @eiftliden @9r6ter
erfannt paren. 800 Sboler betrug nod
Elm ueberid1uB Der peritei9erten pierbe
unb Wagen 70 bob mod 800 $Daler
unb an 20 Sbaler Soften bei3utreiben
maren. Ser Grecutions=S =Snipector lieb
orei perla1ene @alons in, erlten Stod
ausrdumen, tpobei Der bii96fli@e 9ous=
mart 1tets angab, tpel6e @egeni itdnbe
pripat=, tpel9e &ir@eneisentbum ieien.
@auptid91i9 s nobm ber Grecutor @9rdn=
fe> @opba, @e6el &C.. 5tuei bonn $oaus=
mart a1s YriDateigentbum be5ei6nete
8ilber bes &ai1ers unb Der &ailerin lieB
Der Gyecutpr inoeilen bdn9en. 8or oer
Pfdnbung begab f6 Der Grecutionsin=
lpector gu Dem 9errn @r3bi19of mel4er
i ii9 ouf feline friiberen Proteite be5og uno
3ablung pertpei9erte. Sic Na9Iu6ung
nod Mertbobjecten in ben Prtpatgemd=
1ern tpolte Der @r5bii9of nt4t gefatten
ols linn inoe1jen bic Gr6ffnnng 9ema9t
murbe> boB bie1elbe epentueQ nit @epalt
our6gefiibrt ,ueroen miiroe, proteltirte
ct unb fiiste ii@.
Wdbrenb oes MuFabens Der M6bel
perlammeete f@ eine sroBe unb gum
She'll erregte 8olfsmenge Dor Dem er5bi=
]9Dfi9en Palais uno ben Bean,ten tpur=
BEN Die Worte: @pikbuben ! &duber
in polni19er @pro9e 5ablrei@ 3usern=
fen.
9rei Sage 1pdter ollo AM 25. No=
pember bat bic &riminolobtbeilung oes
polener &reis9eri6tes ben @r5bii6of
tpegen selebtuiori9er Nnftellung BON neu=
en- @eifliden gu 5,4oo 9baleru ODER
3tpeiidbriger @efdngnibitrafe berurtbeilt.
Ser @taatsanpalt beantragte bas bDd=
! ite @trafu,ab, 5000 Sbaler.
- Don Der Wei61el, IS. Nopember.
Menn an9 langiamer, als in uniercr
Na9barbibceie @nelen. Boien nimmt
aud bel uns, in Der 9i0ceie Gulm, Die
Mus sfubrung oer Maiselebe ibren &C.
1p6bnli@en 8erlauf. Ser 9err 8il9of
lit om IL. b. M. bon Dem &reisseri6te
gu Br.<@targarb tue9en Mnfellung oes
Dicars Mailomsti in contumaciam
5u elmer @elb1trafe BON 200 Sbalern
ober bier Mo6en @efdnsnib perurtbeilt
tporoen. 9ie beoorfebenbe Grecution
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-01
PROF. WISE'S AMBITION.
The Balloon of The Failure.

Yesterday Prof Wise, his son, and DIR.
Parisel, who is stated to have been chief
of the aeronautic service under the
French Commune at Paris, met Mr.. Z.
T. Barnum by appointment at the Astor
House to give expression to their views
as to the possibility OF a successful trans
atlantic balloon trip. Mr.. Barnum pur-
poses giving his entire attention to the
subject for some time to come, and with
that view he starts for Europe to day in
order to consult with aeronauts in Lon
don, Paris and other places. He seems
quite sanguine of success, and says that
no amount of trouble or expense will
deter him from carrying out this scheme
The balloon which Prof Wise recon-
mends would cost frem $4,000 to $751;
600. He would have il made Of Chinese
silk. and be says with diameter of 80
feet it need not weigh over 1000 pounds
The upper part of the balloon would
be reinforced" with muslin cover
ing rendered waterproof. He would
not put in more than 100000
cubic feet of gas, as that would be
sufficient to take up about | | 900 pounds.
Being asked by Mr.. Barnum what was
the best time of the year for the trip, he
said that no month would be as favora-
Bile as June or July. DR.. Parisel was
then questioned. His plan is to substi
tute hot air for gas as buoyant agency,
while to lower the balloon he would in
troduce cool air. He gives the following
calculation in figures; 100000 cubic
feet of hot air, giving lifting capacity
of Is, 900 pounds; balloon, netting, and
coating, 5000 pounds; Car, stove, pro-
visions, and men, 5000 pounds; oil 5000
pounds; ballast, 1000 pounds. He said
that 5000 pounds of oil would last thirty
days, or long enough for a trip two and
half times around the earth. Mr.. Bar
mum having remarked that one trip
around the earth would be quite enough
for him, asked Professor Wise what he
thought of DR.. Parisel's plan. Professor
Wise said that he knew nothing about
hot air balloons; he believed that
there was something in the plan,
but he would not like to
engage in it. what shall | do, asked
Mr.. Barnum, when / find the doctors
disagreeing2' You had better have
the cheapest experiment nrSIi re-
marked DR.. Parisel. NO." said the
Snowman, II want the safest first. l
would rather pay $lO,0OO,OO0 to succeed
than SIC, 900 to fail" Then turning to
Professor Wise, he said, 81 should like
to have you in London. If I cable for
you, will you Gomez II will" an
gwered the Professor, but I'd
rather balloon il" Would you be
willing" continued Mr.. Barnum, to
try it from London here in the spring.?
/" / would undertake, said the Professor,
to come to the American continent,
but not to North America" Mr.. Wise,
jr., here remarked that the air current
being from west to east, trip from
England to this country could not be
made. In the course of some further
conversation, Mr.. Barnum remarked,
"Tll attend to nothing but ballooning
for the next month or two. | am deter
mined to spend my last dollar, and to
get the best men," The conference then
ended.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-01
CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, October l.-AboBt half past
ten last night six roEdies entered Null
hollands saloon, l5s West Twelfth
street, demanding liquor After abusing
the proprietor for some time, one Of the
roughs made for the money drawer, pull
ing it out and scattering the contents on
the floor. This 80 euragsd the proprie-
tor that 6ght eHsued. Finally one Of
the rufians, named Eugene Hide, took .
shot gun from the rack behind the door,
asd While oss Of the other rsaians held
Nulholland. dealt the latter . nurderous
blow With the b-ii.end Of the weapon,
fractgriug bis skull. which viii prove
fatal All Of the sssssins have been
arrested.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-01
where Has the Money Gone.

From the New Orleans Herald, Nth ultl
The statement has been general upon
the streets, aud believed BY the public,
that about ten days ago there were
81 100000 in currency available to the
banks Of this city. The fact was assur-
ing enough at the time, hut when it be-
came known that our fnanciers were
permitting their correspondents aud
banks at the North and West 10 draw
away n large portion Of this fund, APP
prehensions were felt, which seemed TO
be realized when the banks suspended
payment os currency in sums over one
hundred dollars per day to each depos.
itor.
But Thursday further decrease was
made in the accommodating powers Of
the banks, and II was announced that no
sum above twenty-five dollars in curren.
CIV would be paid upon checks Alter
careful inquiry, we conclude that up
wards OF two millions OF dollars have
been withdrawn from the safes Of this
city within the past ten days. This is a
fearful drain dpon the resources Of the
market and the effects will be seen in
the inability to move cotton and produce
the former, We learn, being already
affected.
The Southern Express Company has
transported from this city TO the North
and West, and the country, during the
eight days embraced between the 18th
and 25th instant, the grand aggregate OF
BLISS, 1885 80. The largest shipment in
one day was on Monday, 22d, when
$3.50, 1856 CT was carried away over its
lines alone. The Frank Pargoud, we
understand, carried up the river some.
thing above quarter of million Of
dollars, and other steamboats, and CARR.
ers have aided the general diffusion OF
tae "greenies