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HOT ELS.

nv GIHD.
HOTEL DIRECTORY,
Embracing the leading Hoteb IN the State, at which,
the Daily PRESS may always De found.
ALFRED.
County House, Edmund Warren, Proprie-
AUBUBN
Elm House. Court. ST. w. 9. & A. Youny
AUGUSTA.
Augusta House, State ~. Harrison Bak.
Cony House, G. A. & HI. Cony. Proprie.
tors.
BANGOR.
Hartman House, J.E. Hartman & Co.,
Pr0pfietOrs.
Frnnkiin House, Harlow ST., II. Quinn.
with M ID Mclaughlin & Som, Prop.
BATH.
sasadahoe House, } ohm 3. lIiIIiken. Pro
Bath Hotel, G. M. Plummer, Proprietor
BOSTON.
American House, Hanover St. L.Ric
Pariser House, school St. III. ID. Parker q
Co., PrOprietcrs.
Bevere House. BowdOiu Square. II ulGnch.
Bingham. Wrisicy & Co. Proprietor,
80. James Hotci-J. r. M. stetsor. Prorr
ct0r.
fremont House. fremont st. Bingham
Wrisiey & Co. PrOprietcrs.
BETHEL.
Chandler House, #. s. Chandler & Co
PrOpriefOrs.
BOLSTEB WILLS.
Hancock HOase,-M Hancock, Prop.
BRUNSWICK. ME.
r; & X. Dining Rooms, w. r.. Field,
CAPE ELIZABETH.
Ocean HOuse-J. r. Chamberlain, Propri.
CALAIS
International Hotel, w. ID. simpson.
CAMDEN.
Bay View House, e. IN. Demuth, Prop.
DANvILLE JUNCTION.
Ciark's Dining Hall. Grand Trunk Rail.
way Depot, M. w. Clark. Proprietor.
DIxFIELD.
Androscoggin House, J. jackson, Pro.
ELLSWORTH.
Ar" Hn,., Hs";sIs florida, Jordan = Son; Prop
FOxCROFT.
FoxcrOft Exchange. ID. Savage, Proprie.
GREAT FALLS, N. H.
Great Falls Hotel, o. A. Frost, Proprieto,
HIRAM.
Mt. Cutler House,-Hiram Bastou. Pro
LEWISTON.
DEWITT House, Waterhouse & MeIlen,
LIMERICK,
Limerick House, J oseph G. Harmon, Pro-
MACHIAS.
Eastern Hotel.-E. g.. Stoddard, Prop.
MECHANIC FALLS.
Union Hotel, p. r. Cobb, Proprietor.
NORTH wsNDHAM.
Nemasket House, w. w. Stanley, Propri.
etOr.
NORWAY.
Renl's Hotel, o. n. Green. Prom.
Elm House, Main ST. w. w. Whitmarsb
NAPLES
Elm House, Nathan Church & sons, Pro.
prietOrs.
NORRIDGEWOCK.
Danforth House, ID. Danfortb. Proprieto
NORTH ANsON.
Somerset Hotel. Brown & Hilton, Propri-
OLD ORCHARD BEACH.
Ocean House. II. Seavy, Proprietor.
oaa Orchard House, Il. G. Staples, Propri-
NORTH sTRATFORD NH.
willard House, C. =. Bailey a. Go. Pro-
prietOrs.
PARIS HILL.
Hubbard Hotel, III. Hubbard. Proprieto
PHILLIPS.
Barden House, Adams Il Robinson,
PORTLAND.
!Adams House, Temple 81. Charles Adams
Albion House, III Federal 81. , G Perry.
Amersean House. India 81. ). n. Doa..
Proprietor.
City m11c'; Cor. Congress and Green st.
Falmouth Hotel, r. e. Wheeler, Propr;.
psshis House; Congress st. Gibson q Co..
~; Julian Hotel, Cor. Middle and p,uu
IT 8 Is; Ward, Propriefor.
era, ~ + junction Of Congress and FED.
W. Vii ill.,, S.11 4. Crnrs & Co.. Proprietor.
mouse, opp. Eoston Depot s,eo
~ brldSham ~, Proprietor. "'0'
o9mmmevciai Hoase-H.. o. sanborn e. %.
PEAKS ISLAND.
Union lioase-W. T. Jones. P-..
sOUTB
q -
-. Savage, Proprietor
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Rev. DR.. Lyman of the United States has
arrived at Constance to attend the old Catholic
Congress.
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Important and PeremptOry
"A u c. EON SALE
OF
ELEGANT
NEW FURNITURE (!
Ar
LANCASTER HALL.
PORTLAND, ME,
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20.


Commencing mt 10 a. W., md con.
tinuing until Closed Out
20 new ParlOr Suits, covered with
silk teery plush, hair cloth, rrpt,
&C., 25 new Black walnut Cham-
Der Sets, new designs, manufac-
turers prices, from 500 10 $3.50.
Is ash and painted Chamber sets,
10 Center BOquef, Library and Ex-
tension Tables of neat and elegant
designs, 40 Turkish Monarch,
smoking and other chairs, Loun-
res i'm great variety, Bed Lounges,
French Plate Mirrors, Ii. w.
frames, inIaid with gilt, new de-
signs, Book Cases, Wardrobes,
Hat Trees. Clocks, English Band
cd Dinner Services. Decorated
Toilet Sets Velvet and other mats,
inc NaTsaiiles Quilts, Satin Dam.
ask Extension Table Cloths, with
Napkins 70 match. Blankets, &c.
some OF the hntst goods ever III the State Tie sale
viii be peremptory and without reserve On exbi-
1ition Thursday and Friday before the SALE
r.. %. BAILEY a. CO., Auctioneers.
sep11dtd
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POPE'S FACTORIES
AT AUCTIONi

Sale of Valuable Real Estate,
INCLUDING
Factories, Mill Priv lcge. Resetvoir Pond,
All kinds of machinrry for the Saanufnc.
ture of Woo en- Goods. saw Will, Grist
nsH. Pi ming Will, BfRcksBsiih'> Shop,
sfOr Boarding House, Stables, &c,
On Wednesday. Sept. ~, 1873, at
2 p. Va.
Full description in Portland idvertiser
Parties desi.iIg information in regard to the
above property, before sale will call address
COBB 4 RAY. Atfcroeys.
No. 1l91 Exchang st., Portland.
At TIE same time and place. will be sold valua-
BILE farm of50 and good buildings; also lot of
pers nal property beoneng TO said ate and con-
sistiDg of day gooos shawls, &c, household furhi-
tuIe, wooden and crockery WIRE, knives am forks,
lot of Brad ey's XII super phosphate, safe, one
derrick, horses. car. iages, harnesses, neat stock
swine, farming tools, carts, pows, harrows, &C. lot
of book counts and notes.
II. o. BAILEY ~ CO, Auesioneers.
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New Double Tenement House and
Lot nj Auction.

ON THURSDAY, Sept. 18Th, at 12l O'clock we
" shall sell House and Lot No. 10 Cotton street,
belonging to Lew NJ Ii wdon his house is H. WHY
finished, centrally located very convenient, with
Closets sinks and C, liar well Oh aued has Sebago
water A good inv stmeni, being occupied by and
will always command good tenants
r. o. BAILEY e. CO., Auctiopeers.
se12 dtd
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PEAKS ISLAND.
Union IIOuse-W. r. Jones. p
SOUTE
savage, Proprietor
RICHMOND.
Richmond Hotel. II. Springer. Proprietor
sKOWHEGAN.
Turner House, y. Ia. ssussey IL Go. Fro
prietors.
Elm House, M. III. Hilton, Proprietor,
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THE PRESS

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots Of Fes-
sender Bros MARQUIS Robinson, Br NELL & Co.,
Andrews, Wentworth, Gendenning Moses, Hender-
son, and Chisholm Bros all trains that run out OF
the ity.
AT Biddeford, of Plsbury.
Al Saco of L. Hodgdon.
AT Waterville. of j. S. Carter.
At Gorham, of News Ageut.
Al Bath, of j. o. Shaw.
Al Lewiston, of French Bros
AT kennebunk of G. Z. Miller.
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WASHINGTON.
Cattle Stealing.

WASHINGTON, Sept L .-Advices from Texas
state mat since the commission left last spring
depreda.ions have continually occurred. Large
eroVes OF cattle are driven to the Mexican side
from ranches between Brownsville and Brazos
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American House, Hanover ST. L.Ric
Proprietor.
Parker House, School 81. HI. D. Parker 4
Co., Proprietors.
Eevere House. BowdOiu Square. Il inch.
Bingham. Wristey 4 Co. Proprietor.
ST. James HOTEL. L. VI. Sfefsop, Pr0Vr
et0r.
fremont House. fremont st. Bingham
Wrisiey & Co. Proprietors.
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BANGOR.

Augusta House, State 81. Harrison Bak.
err, Proprietor.
Cony House, G. A. & HI. Cony. Proprie.
tors.
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NAPLES
Elm House, Nathan Church & Sons, Pro.
, 1873-03-10


MADRID, March 9:-The debate On the bill dis
Cortes, and providing for election for, members
OF tho latter, opened in tho Assembly yesterday.
The President OF the Chamber left the chair and
made patriotic speech, declaring that he should
not oppose the dissolution Of the Assembly and
the call for q constituent Cortos.
Prime Minister Figueras exhorted the Liberals
to pursue conciliatory course, and urged the
Conservatives to trust in the Republic.
The Assembly voted to take the bill into con-
consideration, by leg yeas to ~ nays. j large
crowd Of people in trout Of the hall, on learning
tho result Of the vote, gave repeated cheers for
the Republic.
Tho Impartial says the vote is the death-blow
to the Radical party.
1t is expected that Henri Mortes, Sort1oa1, and
orelro, who voted against the Government, will
resign.
There is a rnmor that the President of tho As
seMbly has rendered his resignation.
Funds are being raised, and the Capital is
tranquil.
Reports from officers Of the stan Of the
General commanding the army OF the north rep
resent that tho Carlists canuot muster over
10000 or $4,000 men, chiefly paid partieans.
Their tactics arc to act in small bands 80 as to
divide tho National troops. They have plenty OF
money. Tie peasants are growing weary Of the
inaurrcction.
MADRID, March 81 Evening 1.-THE Federal Re-
public WINS proclaimed ut Barceloua this morn
ing. Primo Minister 1igueros, on receiving the
news, Immediately left for that city. Tho an
nouncemeut at tirst caused great excitement,
which, howeyor, quickly subsided, md this
evening all is quiet.
, 1873-03-10

e1penses Of = change OF venue; House bill to
amend the act to provide for the election of Su-
peryisorB Of Highways; House bill to Iegaliza
summons and other processes OF law issued by
Justices Of the Peace to Mazshals tc
cities to authorize the owners OF Overlooked
lands to enclose the same house bill to detse
cruelty to allimals House joint resolution
to instruct Senators and request Repre-
sontatiyes to urge the passage OF lax
by Congress restoring to the rolls the names oi
soldiers who deserted at the close OF the WET,
and House Bill to authorize railroad companies
organized undor the laws Of this State to maze
contracts for the use Of their truck By the tra::
Of each other, and to legalize bona tide coutraca
heretofore made.
A concurront resolution was adopted direct
ing the Auditor OF State to audit the account CO
DE1am t. Burfortl for 81, ,972.50, to pay for the
stationery purchased by the State Librarian.
Two Committees Of Conference wero appoint
ed on the bills regulating the public printing,
which had been passed By the Senate and HOUSE,
and both Committees reported 4 disagreement.
a joint resolution was adopted by the Sonata
authorizing the Governor, Secretary. Treasurer,
and Auditor of State to advertise for sealed
proposals for printing tile journals OF tho pro-
ceodings Of the two Houses Of the present Gen.
eral Assembly, the laws enacted by the same and
such other printing as may be necessary.
Tho Secretary of State MAS directed to knre
printed 1000 copies eaeh Of tho Court bill, Fec
bill, and Assessment bill.
The Senate receded from it's amendments to
the Revenue bill, leaving it as adopted BY the
Houso-15 cents on the 800 for 1878, and 10
cents for 1874.
The General Appropriation and Specific Appro-
the two Houses during the afternoon and e;en-
ing, and finally both were passed., after having
been submitted to Conference Ccnlmittes.
At half-past u o'clock the Sonato adjonfned~
, 1873-03-10
CANADA.

Special Dispatch to Tile Chicago Tribune
TORONTO, March 8.-Yesterday in the Ontario
Legislature, the Premier introduced govern
ment scheme for tho settlement Of the m11nic-
iral loan fund question, and the distribution Of
several millions OF dollars among the munich
palties Of the Province, according to compre-
hcnsiye scheme, which recognizes the aids
granted by these to railways and other public
enterprises, dcducting tho amounts Of debts Of
different kinds, and making distribution Of %
per head to tho entiro population, The most i'm
portant scheme since the organization OF the
recent Legislature a.d tho most difficult Of
arrangement The Premier introduced the
scheme in . three hours' speech, which is
acknowledged to have been mastery and COM
pre1euaive. Another important matter OF Na-
tonal interest il that arising from the desire OF
the Orange body to secure an act OF incorpora-
tion. Intenso religious strife is being engen-
dered, and the House is very evenly divided on
the merits Of the bill. The Orangemen Of West
Toronto meet tonight to criticize the action Of
the Hon. A1r. Czooke, Treasurer, for opposing
the Incorporation bill.
OTTAWA, March 8.-The greater portion of the
members Of the Dominion Parliament have ar
rived. The first division Of the session was on
had naiority of 10 over his opponent, Gov
ernment supporter, though partizan returning
officer declared the other elected on certain
grounds. The Opposition moved that ho be
permitted at once to take his seat, while the
Government favored sending to committee.
Tie Government WAS supported by 16 majority.
It is still believed that the Ministry are perlously
situated on various important matters.
HALIFAX, March 8.--Gen. II. O'GradY HalY is
to succeed Sir Hastings Doyle in command Of
the forces OF British North America.
, 1873-03-10
REFORM IN THE SCH0OL-SySTEM.

To the Editor qf The Chicago Tribune.
6m: OF all the reforms needed in the public
schools, it seems to mo thero are none so proni-
nent as the one curtailing the hours OF study
and confinement for little children OF from to
12 years,-si1 hours day Of severe, constant
drill, going over in the afternoon the work OF
the morning, when at least one-haH Of that
time should be spent in absolute freedom and
exercise, preserving as long as possible the
freshness Of childhood, instead Of bighting it
prematurely by overwork and ceaeeless worry.
A child under IL cannot do much more than to
memorize. He cannot reason; he cannot draw
from facts previously understood conclusions
that will establish other facts,-a method 80
helpful to maturer minds. His learning must
be only such rs can ba acquired By the effort OF
memory hlone,-quic and zetentige enough
in most children, and, therefore, the mora easily
irnperiled by too much strain.
believe most Of people ag1ee that, up to
certain age, child can learn just so much, un-
1ess made exceptionally precocious By Nature or
art and hold that that much he will learn as
we1l, as thoroughly, and more cheerJfully, and
arrive at the proper age for serene mental disci-
pine with intellect fresher and more unlm-
paired, if his earlier years are devoted less to
tho inflexibfe drill OF the echool-room, and more
to childish sports in the open mir, laying o
basis for sound health and cheerful temper.
would recommend that 'one-half q day b.
given to schoo-exercise, with alternate scholars.
perhaps, il need be, after the manner now prac-
tised in the lowest grade; or, az is tho custom
in many other cities, having school-hourB from
Q q. IN. to p. H., with one intermission.
I am not alone in my convictions on this sub
ject. I have conversod with many parents, aud
they all agree that tho existing management Is
an evil, and an Outrage upon the little ones. Yet
no one could see = remedy. But it does seem to
me that, concerning those institutions designed
for the public good, the public has d right TO do
eide against any regulation that results in oppo-
sition to it's good.
Aside, too, from consideration for the pu-
pills, the teachers would also be included in tho
benefits Of such change, and. from being less
confined in the performance Of duties. irksone
often from their monotony, would become less
irritable, less o1acting and tho echool-rooa
would be more likely to be d cheerful, agreeable
place to both teacher and pupil, instead Of tae
dreaded work-house it too often now is to bo.h.
CHICAGO, March 5, 1873. s.
, 1873-03-10
PACIFIC COAST.

Mining Acctdent--Qu1ck FassaEo--A
Saneninary Encounter-.Ha1loo As
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Jack FL
nnlly Conclude" to Surrender Un-
cond1tionaV.
s.r FnArc1sco. March e.-At sutter Creek.
80. 10, 1."1. - 5.~ po+-;s,. Ce,1:.s ,
a"aoer ooonEy "oHy' 1A1ileA ,..,, xol0t anu
George daradeAa we're instantly kued Dy the
falling buckets Of mng-ahaft at which they
were working. The men .7ere terribly mangled.
p Gradv re- sevore}v INIT
es:H ra>Ay p,'as "as T.s.s 1es. n-;-sz -- o,s.
onlp hlset 1nops arrived 70 so-aay. ono maze
the passage from London IN l16 days, one OF the
quickest voyages recorded.
sAx FEASc1sco, Cal, March "a shooting
+x..- .,.,,rro.a 1uo% x,i,l,+ ~ 1v,ob;,r+., 1a,,
, 1873-03-10
OHIO.

Co1uanus, O., March SIN tho Hous:,. tai7
morning, resolution was offered to r1oy: :le 15r
the sale Of the canals in Ohio. The rcaou:'oa
was laid on the table to print The fol.o"i:'=
rites Of toll on turnpikes, and to authorize tho
conversion Of tol1-roada into free roa s: to
authorize newspaper companies, orssaa.zad
under the Incorporation act, to Increase t..lei1
capital stock ; to amend the Riot act so as to
authorize both fine and imprisonment, md to
abolish the bread and Eater provision Of thu
law. Bills were introduced to provide that one
party interested in a division fence may, after
six months notice to the other party, remove
the fence to authorize counties through winch
tho Western Reserve and bfaumee Road passes
to tako charge OF 10 much OF said road as lies in
their respective limits.
, 1873-03-10
STATE LEGISLATURES.


| HOUSE.
/ INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March 8.-The following
bills passed: Senate bill for the relief Of IN
| digent deforraed persons; House bill to author
| ize Prosecuting Attorneys to prosecute pleas Of
the State before Justices of the Peace; striking
/ ont the section providing compensation to pro-
public billiard-room authorizing the Governor
| to exchange with Peter Donnelly for certain
/ strip of land, go as to procure proper drainage
| for the Northern Prison Senate bill author
habitants to borrow money for the le~
government; to authorize tho Governor,
| Auditor and Treasurer OF the State to make tenn
poEa1y loans Senate bill to give defendants the
| right to testify in their own behalf; Senate
! joint resolution authorizing the Attorney-Gen-
eral to take charge of, and prosecute, all claims
Of the State against railroad companies, and
providing that any. lpending suit may be
tion Of the Governor and Lieutenant Governor;
Senate joint resolution instructing Senators,
and requesting Representatives to favor the
establishment at Fort Wayne Of United States
s Dstse* Court an% and =, distributing ST. RGst
tho manner Of compelling officers to give
new bonds concurren resolution for the pub
ication Of 1000 copies Of the Judicial Retis-
tricting bill, and 500 copies of the Fee and sa1a
~ bill.
The General Appropriation bill and the Specific
Appropriation bill passed the House as received
llom ,n;tn iao ~ C'ee - I - Uon1anse, anq po:n
Piovlue 1or 'ne usua4 ;apptoRrlau9ns, put IN
n'4y ny fgspscto M 70 s ,uois upe1t enan neleto1ote;
<~a;as+ ine na d ~ p,osa1 . nof .no !9guanon o.
Also the bill known as this Insurance bill, but
tolslgn @ compan1es are sa1eo per cent upon
sInsa ieGglple, .; oe9actln8 tae11 LOSSES.
trh r. onl - a}sn 9,1ad th1
aGt aa tn1 I 4 a,no 'aeo 'ntouen
sl9n' " tue oeqh.o*
ALP ID 9o1n 1 nianenen loan. feso14tlons ~ % were lntro
~; ~, 10 ~ ~ sue eons1so n
1!ou' oot WILL conao Up LUZ consloefauon Oh Aon-
oayi H.. ,;;.oz ~ ~. r,n.za.:....:.
aue ee M XIII ~ duH !of me
, 1873-03-10
I1r. F6uAfOns9 Case.

The libel suit OF Rev. DR.. Huston against the
Baltimore american for damages in 5l0O, ,000,
vas this morning stricken from the docket Of
the Superior Court, BY order OF Judge Dobbin.
The case Was continued for two terms of court,
the defendant was put uuder rule to give ee-
curity for costs. Failing to comply With the
rule, after three months notice, the case vas
dismissed and the plaintiff nonsuited The
american, whilst expressing regret that an
opportunity has not been afforded to test
tie truth OF falsity Of its charges before COM
petenr tribunal, is pleased that the unfo1 tunate
Children will, through the failure Of Dr.. Huston
to prosecute his suit, to be relieved from the
lie he unsayory story Of their sufferings. Pub
liz opinion has long since disposed Of the case,
, 1873-03-10
Raid on the Tlpp1crs ut RushvIllc,
Il

Special Dispateh to Tie chicago Tribune.
RuBuvuLE, Ind, March 9.-The new Temper
ance Ian il being enforced here vigorously. One
MAN Was fined yesterday for being intoxicated.
Another has been arrested, and will have tria'
as soon AS he gets sober, and the person wis
sold the liquor will be tried On Monday for sell.
ing to drunkard. Az these are the first caaet
under the new Law, considerable Importance ID
attached to them. and the public is anxious con-
cerning their disposal.
, 1873-03-10

Snys~
LOUISVILLE, Ky.. March o.-The Courier
Journal tomorrow morning contains the fol-
lowing double-leaded editorial: ave have
taken the trouble to review carefully
the case Of Alr. Collar, as recorded in
the Congressional Investigation, and CON-
pare it with the elaborate defense delv-
cred by the late Vice~President at South
Bend, last Saturday. The result OF our researches
is, that he has given successful aud satsfacto-
~ explanation OF the entire matter. It will
require closer analysis than that which We have
mado or are capable of making to alter our
opinion that in this business Mr. Colfax has
been very much abused and wronged, and We
are the readier to allow this eince We have never
been tempted, and could not be induced, to SAC
rifce the private character OF any man to par
tisan interest or prejudice. In doing what we
believe to be ;, an ast Of personal Justice, We
therefore re shall not shadow the congratula-
tions which We have to offer q conspicuous po-
1itical adversary by tiny Of those minor dispar-
asements which mi ght be sanctioned BY less
generous criticism"
, 1873-03-10

and the american says that this abandonment OF
tho euit will serve rather to strengthen con-
Tiction which is nearly universal as to the facts
Of tho case.
The indictment Of DR.. Houston by the Grand
Jury Of tho Criminal Court is still pending,
though the Sheriff has not yet been able to find
tho accused.
THO Conference Of the Methodist Church
South assemblies in Baltimore on Wednesday,
When tho church trial OF Dr.. Huston will COM
mence. 1t is not yet known whether Huston
will bo present.
, 1873-03-10
Weekly Review Of the Albany Live
Stock Market.

Special DispdGeh to The Chicago Tribune.
ALBANY, March 9-BEEvEs- market this week
in the aggregate has fully equaled previous ones al
though At tho opening on Thursday but very little
done. Holders asked advance Of 1c Per ID ut tho
commencement, which buyers fatty refused to give
preferrng to wait until yesterday In the hope OF prices
appointed, for the market ruled strong, and, II any
thing, there waa upward tendency some grades.
Yesterday morning the lanes presented 3
9osE an. ds bene in OF atten
ance. All wanted cattle, and those earliest
in the lanes Jared the best and towards but very
few cattle remained unsold Although, doubtless, deal
ers made money their profits we're materially lessened
BY the heavy shrnkage in weight, which in atrbut~
abls in great to the severity Of the weather
and the delay in travel The receipts were 49, car
ceipts but the quality was scarcely 50 good Very few
tops were offered, and but few Light steers, the
supply consisting mainly OF medium wedghta. The
1s43 liz, which bought for the Brighton market
at &c per h. Today by far the largcr portion OF the
offerings we're taken It yestcsday's closing rates. ~
supplied and those remaining over were sent forward
in first hans. The following the ruling prices Of
the market this week: Premium, $500; extra,
;4a 5s aHaa{ gal{v *s2S@e9 'fsaad oe6E an,t
@4.oo.
unchanEed.
sHEEP AND LAatns-The market has ruled dull, with
slight decline in priced The sales were principally
to Eastern Dealers there being but little local demand
The receipts IS loade and the quality fair.
6I@7Hcfor coarae wool do. Lambs, 7@8Ac.
HoGsReceipts, 297 oals, all Of which were sent
forward No market here.
HoRsE@Receipts, IS car loads. a good t1ade has
been done this week. and lively times expected Is
soon the winter breaks up. Good workers and
risge horses are in demand Prices ranged foows
SIS; draught horses soos to 500; Eoasters $3.50
to $500.
, 1873-03-10

C1scxxAr1. o., March 9.-The woman, Yrs.
Lytle. who made tho outrageous assault on
sentencing her boy, lid Lytle, No
torious young criminal, to the Work
house, has not been arrested The
warrant in such cases usually comes from the
Police Court. In this caae tha Police Judge Is
complainant The matter will doubtless DO
brought before the Grand Jury, as public senti-
uent hero pronounces the act an unqualified
outrage, deserving the sererest punishment.