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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-29
ARREST IN THE COUNTY. detective Nc

ARREST IN THE COUNTY. detective Nc
Dewitt, of Washington, accompanied by a police
officer of Baltimore went to Freedmens Village,
in this county Oh Monday last for the purpose
of recovering some plumber stolen by colored
girl, whose parents live there, from a lady in
south Washington with whom she had been
living as servant. They proceeded to the
locality and procured the Endorsement Of JUS
tice John Pendleton to the warrant, and took
the girl, who had possession Of the goods, from
school which she was attending, and relieved
her Of them. 4 large crowd of about a hun
dred and fifty colored people, among whom
were mauy we'll known colorcd thieves, sur
rounded the magistrate $ office to prevent the
detective from taking the girl or the goods
away, but, by the assistance of Justice Pendle.
ton and County Constable Harrison Col din, be
got away with the goods, leaving the girl be-
hind
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-29
From st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 29.--It is now stated that
the fight between Allen aud Hogan will take
place tomorrow.
The loss by the burning of the saw mill OF
Morse, Doggett T. Co., 10 East st. Louis yes
terday was S20,0OO.
Contributions for the Memphis sufferers COZ
tinue. Some So, 500 and considerable quapt-
~ of other articles have been collected thus far
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-29

The Washington Chronicle says: The
Smithsonian Institution is in receipt Of Cap
taiu Jacks head, the far.famed Modoc chief
tain, who left this as a token of his friendship
ere going upon another reservation, to the
whites Sight-seers always stop about ten
minutes to look at it in going through the ami
NAL suriosties." 1t was but the other day
that it was denied that the head of the Modoc
chief had been sent to Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-29
From Paris.

PARIS, Oct 29.-The old opera house in the
Rue lie Peleter has been destroyed by fire.
General Bellemarrc wrote letter to NJ. Du
Baril, minister of war, Informing him that II
the monarchy was restored he (Bcllemarrc)
would resign his commission in the army. Luz
mediately upon receipt Of the Communication
by NJ. Du BariI, he issued an order placing the
General on the retired list.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-29
Serious Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 29.-A wagon driven
by Ross BIyIer, containing two girls named
Smith and Steinbach, encountered train near
the Trenton railroad depot early this morning.
The Wagon was demolished the horse killed,
Biyler had leg cut off, and both girls were
thrown out and severely Injured
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-29

Police Headquarters and the
Deghborhood Of that place were crowded all the
morning and until after one o'clock this after
noon by colored people Of al! ages and sexes, to
hear the result Of an examination before Justi-
ces May aud Whittlesey of coored woman
named Matilda Washington, arrested upon a
charge of bigamy. The case was called soon
after eleven clock, but so numerous were the
witnesses that, as already stated, it was between
one and two before the examination was con-
GUIDED The evidence elected was to the effect
that the accused, who is upwards of fifty years
of age, is the wife OF Jefferson Washington,
who is between sixty and seventy years of age,
and had lived with him as such for thirty-6Ve
years aud until last summer, and has numer
Gus children aud grand children, but that last
night, without having divorce, she was mar
ricd by coored preacher named Henry Mar
shall, to VIM. Majors. She was committed to
Jail for court, having spent the previous nj ght
10 the station house, in which she was locked
up soon after the marriage ceremony was per-
formed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-29

CONTRIBUTION y esterday We received from
friend further contribution for the Mem
phis and Shreveport sufferers. The amount
heretofore received has been forwarded by COL
Arthur Herbert, who will remit again, in few
days, such funds as may be contributed for this
truely charitable object.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-29

New CITY HALL Mr. Benjamin Price has
completed his plan and specifications for pro-
posed City Hall, to be erected on the market
SQUARE, at an estimated cost Of ten thousand
dollars The proposed structure will conform
in style with the new market house, the two
wogs of which it will connect, by "a building
Ia feet long by 80 feet deep, aud will be erect,
ed upon arches after the manner Of the old
market house, as the ground floor will be for
the use of the country market people. The
City Hall will occupy the whole Of the second
story, and will have ceiling II feet high, and
will have several entrances.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-29
Aid for the Sufferers.

NORFOLK, Va, Oct o9.--Auother concert
was gwen last evening at the Opera House by
number of ladies and gentlemen connected
with our church choiys for the benefit of the
Memphis and Shreveport sufferers. The house
was crowded to its utmost capacity, yielding a
handsome sum for the object intended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-29

AUTUMN FRosTs. THE Autumn frosts,
remarks the Pittsburg Commercial, have come
and the glory of the season is unspeakable.
The vapors rise from every horizon, filling the
fields of the sun with languid ethereal haze.
The oaks are stepped 10 scarlet; the NAPLES
glow with an effulgence borrowed from the sun
himself, and every flower puts on its last, bright
look, kisses the last soft breeze, and dies
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-29

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30, | | a. NJ.
Fer the Middle Atlantic States, southwestern
y winds aud clear weather. For the South At
autic States, clear weather, with northwestern
II winds Oh the coast
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-29
The Weather.

OswEGo, Oct. 29.-There we're sncw squalls
here this morning, the first of the season.
MOBILE, Oct. 29.-There was a heavy frost
and ice here this morning, and it Is considered
safe for absentees to return.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-29
4 London Fog.

LONDON, Oct. pa fog more dense than
than that OF yesterday hangs over London to-,
day. There have been numerous accidents
in the streets, and at this hour 80 p. III. J
lucomutiou is almost suspended
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-29
DIR. West.

DOVER, DEL, Oct. 29.-Dr. West plead
guilty 10 Court to-day to an attemptto FIRE Geo.
Binn' house, and was fined $500 and costs,
and TWO years imprisonment. The other lD-
dictments against him were dropped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-29

~ Prince William county, Va,
WITH FIFTY ACRES OF LAND;
Tract of go acres in Fauqucr, 49,, .....-
A tract of 32U acres in Culpeper;
To be resold at public auction.
By virtue Of II decree of Fauquier Circuit Court
pronounced OF. the - day of September, 1873, in
the chaHccry cause therein pending, styled
"Cumpbcl vs. Hunton and ais" the under
signed will expose To resale at pubic auction,
'"' M I'5 NJ, I,.' DjiECEMBER sth, 1878,
chat being the first day of Fauquer Circuit
Court at the front door of the Court House. IN
Tie town Of Warrenton, county OF Fauqulei,
and State Of Virginia, the following real estate
in the bill and proceedings i'll said cause men
toned to wit:
/. That valuable MILL and MILL PROP
ERTY attached thereto, containing about fifty
acres, known rs the
in the county of Prince William. Those Mills
are upon Broad Run, and distant only. a few
miles from Gainesville, q station on the Manas-
sas Division Of the Washington City, Virginia
Midland ana Great Southern Railroad. The
buildings consist OF FACTORY BUILDINGS
tory is ready for work, and has in it the very
best and most improved machinery, the water
power Il. good rs can be found in the State, and
in every respect desirable property. ..a
= 4 TRACT OF LAND in Fau9nier, near
tanning about two hundred and fifty acres.
5 a TRACT OF LAND near Jetfersonton,
in Culpcper county, containing about three hum
drrd and twenty acres.
Terms Of Sale: Ten per centum of the pur-
chase money in cash; the residue in one, two,
three md four years from The day of sale; the
purchaser to execute bonds, with approved per-
soma! security, bearing interest from the day of
sadie for the deferred instruments. The title to
hc retained until the last payment Is made, and
the property aforesaid subject to resale at the
| IL. 4 Ill ,N1
with the terms of sale.
\. B.-AS decided by said decree, the Mill
property will be started at the upset bid OF
;SlI,,U . therefor EPPA HUNTON,
HUGH X. GARDEN,
Il. TAYLOR SCOTT,
Pr lV,r o., CO., D,J-nots CONS of Sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-29
Reception of Joseph Arch.

BosroN, Oct 29-The committee of work
ingmeu on the reception of Joseph Arch, have
sion. The public reception and banquet will
take place Wednesday evening in Fancul Hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-29
Death Of IL King.

DRESDEN, Oct 29-The death of King
John, of Saxouy, at the royal chateau, At
PlInitz, six miles from this city, is anncuuced
this morning
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-29
The IIOdOc CaptireS.

CHEYENNE, Oct. 29.-The Modoc capivcS
PASSED here yesterday en- route to Fort Me.
Phersou, where they will be quartcrcd Instead
of as Fort d. W. Russell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-29
The Markets.

New DIRK, Oct. 29.-Stocks very. irregular
Gold 81. Money I gold bid Flour quiet and un-
hanged. Wheat quiet and steady Corn shade
Ermer.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 29.-Va. skies, consoIldat-
ed, A bid to-day. Cotton .wea at Il. Flour
steady and unchanged. Wheat quiet and steady;
prices unchanged. Corn dull aud nominal; white
Southern 80; yellow do. IS; mixed Western ga
65 Oats firm and 10 good demand; Southern
4Sa5l; Western mixed As; do. white 4saoo'
Rye quiet and steady at SOaSS. Hay unchaug-
ed. Provisions weak aud unsettled; prices un
chaned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-29
Fire.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 2S. The furniture
factory of Stricher 4 Co., corner OF Main and
Howard streets, was burned this evening. Loss
about 500, 5000; fully insured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-29
British Vessel Fired Into.

MADRID, Oct 29.-lt is reported that the
Carllsts have fired on British war vessel. kill
ing one of the crew
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-29

POLICE REPORT. The following cases have
been before the Mayor since yesterdays re-
port Robert Mickeus, who was accused by
Ellen Gowiugs, both colored, of swlndllug her,
and who was compelled at former exaulina-
tiou to refund certain monies collected by him,
had his case reheard, aud was dismissed as the
charge was not sustained Isaac Norris, color
ed, for disorderIy conduct and fighting at the
Washington ferry slip, was fined and dlscharg'
ed John Davis, John Laws and Addison Ma
della, coIored, for disordery conduct at the
store Of John W. Gray, were dismissed as the
charged was not sustained; Mary Odell color.
cd for disorderly conduct at Flshtown, was
fined and discharged Warrants were issued
for the arrest Of Frank Washington and Frank
Burnett colored for keeping gambling house.
Richard Riley, charged with cutting Moses
Kilt, both colored, delivered himself up and
was baled by Justice Beach in the sum of
S4O0, Mary James going on his bond, for his
appearance % the 18th proximo for examina
ton.
Matilda Washington, colored, for bigamy.
was committed to Jail by Justices May aud
Whittrsey for he appearance at the next term
of the court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-29
Fairfax county, oct l-2aw.s
s;y r. 4. kcrby.

Land \ gent and Auctlonccrl
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU A.
~ BILE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
OF ALEXANDRIA. VA.-PurSuant to de-
cyanIra rendered 1T the June term, 1878, IN
the cause of james NJ. Wallace VS.. VIM. f,
krphari It ais, the subscribers, commissioners
appointed by thc sud decree, will ohcr for sale
al public auction, NJ the front door ol the Mar
kct Iiousr on Eoyal street, in the city Of Alex
anl;r;n Va, on SATURDAY, the lst day of
Nove:nbcr 1879, NJ - m, the following de-
sc7Ib"d properly. u VIZ:
No l. y LOT OF GROUND on the east side
Of Water street, between Princess and Oronoko,
in from, ~ c,t Il in, and in depth l40 ieet to q
court % feet widc with the right OF way over
SAID court.
No. = \ LOT OF GROUND, on the south
side Of Duke street, bounded by West Lane on
the east and BY Hamilton Lane on the west con-
tulnng Z acres and - poles.
No : will be sold IN four lots Of equal slzo,
each fronting on Duke street, and containing
abou. onc-iourth ola square
Terms Of Sale Unc-tcnth OF the purchase
money To BE- pal! in cash on the day OF sale, and
the residue II! three equal Payments ut one two
and three gears from the day OF sale, with inter-
est; the deferred payments to be secured by inc
not.S 81 the purchasers, with approved security.
md .hc retention Of the title to Inc property I'M
til the Who'll" Of the purchase money Is pad.
JOHN VI. ORR,
CNARLE.o u. > u AM
sen 20 cDts Comm rs. OF Sale
I ,OMMISSIONERS SALE-Under author
" ity Of n decree of the Circuit Court Of Alex
andri. county, Va, rendered in the suit of
Roacn's executor, vs. Roachs devisees, the un-
dcrsluncd surviving Commissioners, will sell,
at public auction, on SATURDAY, the lst day
OF November, 1873, nj II o'clock noon, at the
front door Of the Custom House, Alexandria,
Virginia. or, -,
/. NDIVID ED HALF OF LOT or
GRDU y ID at the southwest corner OF UNION ana
Wolfe streets, AIc&andria; W ieet inches on
Wolfe nnd - feet On l. mon street.
Z SQUARE Of GROUND, in Alexandra,
bounded. on the north hy Montgomery street on
the east by Royal, on the south by Madison ana
on The west b. Pitt atiect.
Terms: Twenty per cent cash. the residue in
three ..ll,.I ln.la!lucnls III u, II and 10 months
from sac, with interest; the purchaser to give
his bonds, with good persona! security the title
to be retained til! full payment OF purchase
,norcv, and the property 10 D. rc="id ut the risk
and exp. Use IF The purchaser III default OF any
payu!cnt. Conveyancing at cost Of purchaser.
CHARLES 4. STU ART,
s. FERGUSON BEACH,
oct 3-.ots Surv'g. Commissioners.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-29

A MOTHER LOT OF THAT CHOICE CT
n DER VINEDAR, years old, in store
and for sale at 147 King street
oct % w. r. DRDDkE>.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-29
.YFITIDN S.gLES.

UCKLAND WOODEN MILLS
ID Prince William county Va,
WITH FIFTY ACRES OF LAND;
Tract nf 30 NOUS In EAIlnlIicr - ---
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-29
LOCAL NEWS.

COUNTY RADICAL CoNvENTIoN.-Someo Of
the nominations for county officers made at the
County Radical Convention held on the 18th
instant having proved distasteful to large por-
ton of the voters of that party, meetings were
held in all the townships night before last, as
stated in yesterday Gazette and delegates APP
pointed to another convention to repudlate the
action of the former convention and nominate
less Objectionable candidates. The delegates
thus elected assembled at the Freedmen's VII
lage, last night and organized by electng ii.
d. Smith President aud A. Fl. Stevens Secre-
tary.
\ Committee on Credentials was appointed
and retired, aud during their absence, in re-
spouse to calls Louis h. Payne made speech.
The Credeulial Committee having returned,
reported fifteen delegates entitled to seats in
the convention aud that that Dumber we're
present.
Louis L. Payne, R. ID. Rufin and AloDzo d.
Hayes were then put IN nomination for candi
dates for the Office Of Clerk OF the County
Court, aud the former was declared the noml-
nee, the result of the vote being-Payne, II;
Ruthu, g. Hayes, ,.
Edmund Burke having no opposition re-
ceivei the nomination for Commonwealth s
Attorney
For Sheriff R. D. Rufiu and L. B. Corbett
were nominated and the former declared the
nominee the vote beiug-Ruain, S. Corbett, 5.
e. &. Vandeberg and v p Corbett were
nominated Tor Treasurer, and the vote being
for the former aud for the latter VaDde-
berg was declared the nominee.
For Overseer Of the Poor Nelson Wormley
and Benjamin Pollard were plac d in nomna-
ton, and the vote being y for Wormley to
for Pollard the former was announced as the
candidate for the position.
The nominations were then made unanimous,
and the convention adjourned.
With the exception of the candidates for
Commonwealth 5 Attorney and Overseer Of the
Poor none of those selected last night is the
nominee of the former convention. The nom
inees of the convention of the 18th instant
were r. S. Laws for Clerk Of the County
Court, S. B. Corbctt for Sheriff and v 2. Cor
bctt for Treasurer, and as these assert that they
are the regular nominees Of the party they will
continue in the field.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-29

THOW CHOW, French Mustard, Colrnnr' :
~ English do, Haltord Sauce, ETC., in store
and for sale at li7 King street.
oct % WIN. F. BROOKES.
, 1873-05-31
Albany 1.-Two Stock Market,

west ALBANY, k1ny 800 p. m.-DKEvks-Thia
weeks market thus far ns not been worry profitable
one, and deepondsnt feeling prevails. Tic supply is
abundant and stock good, but reports from Buffalo
sna Chicago orc nfsgotablo, and depressed feeling
crate attendance Of local buyers, and tho rnng Of
the market marx waa vs. full - lower than tho opening Of
The day amounting to 1o5 head. To-day tho
attendance Of buyers was moderate, composed
2!ts,:. qlmos: wholly q local dealers: Now York,
n nngnton ana ee @ Eost were but poorly reprosonted
seemed still further depressed The main ruling Of
the market bo safely quoted at full o u ii de-
cline from ruling prices Lost week. Trade fstrly nc
tive the aalcs Of to-day amounting to 1,935 head Tie
average quality docs not differ materially from Inst
week, except that tors not 30 abundant. THO ge-
oral run Is good, and several hne herds nmoug tie
receipts.
EILo11 cows-The receipts hayo boon merely non,-
inn thus far md prlcos ron,ain unchanged. Tho de-
VEAL CALVES Receipts equal to tho doruand, which
1s Molerato. Priccs rnI,Be from 7@7}&o per ID.
WORKING oxRN-Nothing doing Ia this branch of
the trado.
sHEEa AND LAssDs-A1though slight improvement
IN tho demand waa experienced to-day tn.a branch Of
woeh and Tug aaloa Of tho day amount about
lonla Receipts for the week thus far, a carloads or
$500 head, about equal to tho receipts last week.
, 1873-05-31

ss21 Wheat dn; res. sl.ee@1.o2i anabor, ,*l.os.
Qorn steady; yoloWt G6o / mixed Western, t4@sG5c.
osia active; vllto, 69@o0Ho; mt1od, zOHo,
rnovis1oNs@Dul@. Moaa pork, $l8.76. Hams In
pErnoLEuM- cruao, 1''io; reanod, toXc.
OBWEGO.
0awEao, May 30.-Whoat qtiiot and unchanged.
Corn dull; Western, 64@98c.
NE1Y ORLEANS.
New 0RLEANs, May 20.-13nKAnarurFB-F1our dul,
enporfno, $s.25 treblo, s7.oo@s.0o; family tgo0a
1915. Corn hrmcr; yellow and whito, 57@5bc. Oatn
quiet, 4534Ge.
nnAN-Dnii at T5c.
1IAY-Eaaicr; prime, &11.oo; choice, S15.oo.
InoylaloNH-p dull nominal ut sl7.bo. Bacon
dun; tiorco, oGSoKe; ksy, io01oXo.
primo, 0G0fc. -
WnlsKY-Dull; lower. Ordinary Western, eao
CoFFEE-Qutct Mt l7t1@2Go.
rco1ToN-9nlGt: sAies, 2,ooo bales good ordinary
iiilng oriesns ibSls,c. Roccipts, 1,sss slea
Exrorts to Great rtaln, 7iss bales; constwHe, 22c
Neee!rts: Ne 591 bales groas, u 25o l,alcs X:
ports, 6,7GO balca; coastwao, q, 400 la1es.
, 1873-05-31

New YonK, May 3o.-nEEyEs-To-day, 80 cars or
GOO head, matlng $500 for four dnys ngaiuBt 3240
for sa1no tino lust week. Doalera iii i've stock ero
Eay but lito attention to tho legal holidays whilo
tho banks, Produce Exchange, and most public uces
wore cossd business in the cattle yards continued
Usual. Tho demand waa not strong and rrYceB not
satisfactory to tho selling interest," but TIC bulk Of ho
offerings changed hanas at about Yesterdays figures,
with no GALES Of Texans fancy buoeka Among tlie
sales were 2& cars fur Illinois steers, 6H@6a cwt
at 1bo cara Of rather common do, cwt, at 11o
and .!, cars Iaired do, oh97sl owt, at 11@l2hs.
making o1so for four days, agalnst 7eo for tho aauo
time laat weak The nheop vera all seatea mud ltal
dull snlo Of 6EGoEc, with ono car1oad at G5tc.
Spring la.nba were fairly steady at 1ls14c, with
bunch Of common Kentucky laniba nt loo. Sales fn-
cluae cars sheared Ohio sheep. 50 bs average
cars do. ay y ls at DO; cur do, ay 81 iIe o5u;
q 49, 11c anl cara Jersey d. av ii to CO Ill., IT Il
Clio.
sT1AE-neceived to-day 81 cara, or 1900 logs
making 1890 for four days against 19900 tho sa1le
time last weak No trade IN 1.-Two hogs aud no public
sacs Of lreasol. The market 10 we1k and unEettlpl
Nomina1y, good live hogs aro quoted at 6Na5zo rer
b md private tsauBactonH In dressed hogs were ut Ok
7AC. -"
, 1873-05-31

....... 49, LOUISVILLE.
Lou1ayILLE, Ky., hIay SO,-DnEAparurFs-Ftou
dull i; extra fn1nily, 1000, ''@'
ro nGy!st1osFmsteady nts mess pork held at $500 70.
7Eo clear rib. 91c; clear; oako, all packed. rlai
hams, E@14Hc; Bngpr-c,irod, 13XG14Xo Duli
meats -shouiders, oHe cloar lib, SO; clsar, 0c, nj
"H1snx-steady at sss; &c;
nvrnorr Mn, ~ DETROIT: ErRt .
unchanged. Wheat dull and II shntlo lower :; cstsa
s!a slS7 asted. Corn auet j. IL. o4ss asi; sts;
Aa:s MAEMrIIs, htay so.-coIToN-D and unchanged.
1o25 Corn oa duh Corn daii and droopns oepS
at .o@o1e & Qats a dHll d ana dropping ut 44@45S.
Pnoy1aioNs-D dnli und dropping shoulders,
'Hs'H'' ''''es' '1nsHf; 6isSiasAr1.
ds assie ooen aast aaist st
%7@boc. Qats quiet; No. ?, 4ic, ~
with oeanas 1eas Iasa poa es hsa
meats arIniy hold; shoulders, 0Ho; oloar ri s}So
hsid; shoulders, TIC; clear ill., ojtGpxo; ceaF;, ;
eTyy; Ty;;,,sav-ae,
sF. LOUIS, h1ay o.-l'nEApsTuFFe-F1our dull
oksyaos a. eosa sass ste;alk Jaly
s7sass sasSoa: 1sE1sy a' rye aaiut. '' W. '''SA
PROVISIONS Pork held higher at sl7.oo. nulhmcats
nominal; pacon lniet aud unchanged. Lard dull
Iioos-oalet 1t s4.2s@47u.
oATrLi-Qutot aud unchanged:
ehangei md dull Wheat unci,angod and d"f quios. it,
Corn steady mixed Weatern, nio}S3c Oala dill !;
W" %s5tsfa asaat amat.od ts@soo; do whl{o s16sso. yc
pnovlaIoaH-UncAanRoa.
, 1873-05-31
JUBILEE NOTES.

Tic nav *iR'ea1t.n R'Sr1t Mill iniTi;:a:;:-sv'"t :aYs:
Tho Park Commissioners hnve extended inyi-
tations to Mayor Modill, mud to ox-Mayors Won't
worth, Ogden, Hainos, Miliken, RumBey, Gray
Raymond, Rico, and Mason, and to Judges
Drunmond, D1odgett, Williams, Porter, Tree
Booth, Gray, Wallace, and Rogers, and to tho
lion. Ebonezor Pecls, to participate in tho car
riago cortego and railway excursion to tho parks
and boulcvards on Friday, 9Th inst. Tho train
is to bo mado up Of ton cars, carrying 600 oxcur-
eioni stB, OIL ticzota Of Invitation from tho Tic.
ception Committee. The ontiro circuit will
occupy aboue six hours, carriages being only
used for tho Nicolson streets, parkwayB, and
bouleyarla. -. .
The Now York 1tail discoursca worry pleasantly
concerning new Chicago Us follows:
TIE CtIIGA6O JUBILEE.
Ing Of tho city on lhradny and Friday Of next week
Shore l. Michigan Southern and other railroads. They
avo n1 event worth celebrating, md hayo solo about
riieo mud makes a success toicraSly e ccstan 'f0"
IIey take aractous railway depot just completed
aen o sor md srensh Of uhsoo oas
ros ra that siretoh IN Ill resons to nins binE
~ te wealth Of the surroun1ing country and dtstrb
claimed will accommodate audience Of A006D, and
preparations havc beoeu mado for porforns1cea
o ehfe Ss Of @ as nn6ss
nEe mot beyond reasonable limits, and probably DO
nsdo to mite osstally IL tlo production q Lar.
tho world to como to this celebration OF or energetic
roonpo.ation from tho terrblo lossea Of October, 6
ssE '1Sw
and On larger acae than ever before: sho takca
onhs sy abeo oa 5a0p g
second aay tho ctty authorities and tic jubilee a,thor
es s,o, M ,a, aEe , tho geat9 charge "a
grand ball In the rew Chamber of Commerce