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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-10
COPPER SndTTHING

rNHE business of Copper. Smithing in sll its
stand, No III East Second street. BY HeisIer, Nc
Bride & Co, who respectfully solicit q continuance
of the trade. and will make every effort 10 render
full satisfaction.
ians-tf HElsLER. MCBRIDE kcl
) .{a8%T% 9bfiI Goa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-10
DHILAgELPHlA. wILMIN9ToN q BALTI
u MORN RAILROAD. irstf
SPECIAL NOTICE.

on and after WEDNESDAY, October 18th, is7i,
q passenger car will be attached TO the freight
train leaving Philadelphia $40 D. N. tor VIII
miugton.
The train will stop at Stations as follows, when
signalled: 6rays Ferry. IL D.. m, Laxaretto $50
pm; chester. s4l p. q; l.amokin. Sp. m; Thur
low e:as m; tinwood, soe ?. u; yisy mont. Iyol
n k1o rsie, iu.lS p. u; arrive MIlmtnkt Ton, iu.Su
n ioct2Dl - u. y. KkNNkY sup't.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-10
Philadelphias Wnmineton ana
1a N Baltimore Railroad.
Delaware Division Time Table.
FALL AkRANGFMRNT A

Cn and after MONDAY. octocer Goth, is73. (Sun-
days excepted. Trains viii leave as follows;
| South,card. Norfb,c,-J
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-10
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

U. s. Senator Jones is worth $7,000,000
Twsed's silver-plate bore tie arms Of the Mar
quts of Tweedale.
Shadd is speaker Of the Mississippi House and
Mulet Is chief clerk.
When Nilsson sings in New York "yards Of
silk and pounds Of diamonds" turn out.
The Duke of Edinburgh gets with his Russian
wife $375, 900 in cash and $4,000 a year be-
: sides. -Af
Mrs Smith says her husband is like tallow
candle, because he always will smoke when he
is going out.
Titus A. Brick is the poet laureate OF the New
Orleans Times. His feet are rather shakey aud
staggsrs a little.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-10
Wilmington and Ba,
Ilmore Railroad.
DELAWARE DIVISION.

/ INPORTANT N0TICE-ln addition to the reuu-
u lar T Market Trains now running. an EXTRA
fhEldHI lhAlN, Sundays exceptea) with Pas
senger Car attached, will run between MiImiug-
ton and Harrington i on and after Monday Septem
Leaving Wilmington at csc A. NJ. and Stopping
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-10
CONDENSED MILK.

Is made by carefully eyaporating the watery por-
white sugar and sealing it up herms stieally. In
this way 1t will keep Tor years and can again be
brought very nearly to its naturally liquid state by
the addition of pure water 1t is very arg ely sed
in the preparation OF food for infants, and is
especially adapt ed to the use of travellers on &C
count of It's portability and answering all the par
r. 'es Of fresh milk. The best brands are sold BIZ
X. E.BRINGHURST co.,
Corner Sixth and Marx ct streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-10

EXTRA NEW BUcRwHEAT MEAL. THE
II celebrated Silver Mountain Buck wheat N cal
sale at the lowest wholesale and retail price at
W N. .CHANDLER'S
cts eli Markst Street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-10

The mixed train will be run subject to delays in
cident to freight business. and will stop only nj
stations where time is given
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wiimineton and pbila
deIpnia a; w. a. m. and 25. p. IN. Leave viii
mlngton. 20 and ~, p. m, tor New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAISs
Additional to those above leave Smyrna for
CLAYTON, ii 80. q. IN. and 35 p. m; leave CLAYTON
TOR smyrna. 4oa' IN. ana Is. p. m, 20 make con
tions South. "
CONNECTIONS. aa9ti
AT Townsend. with the Kent County and OMAN
Anne's and Kent Railroads 'sN
At Clayton, with Md, Il ORR
At Harrington with j. 4 H. r.
At Seaford with b. K Del r. r.
At Delmar with Il. s, X. X. d w andPR
III. +, KENNEY SuD't
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-10

$4,000 Cash Gifts Will he dist stributed by
lot among tho ticket holders.
, 1874-09-13
LI0HTS ON STlEET-CAE9,

I" the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
SIR One solitary man was putting away on
the front platform OF . State street t. bob-tall II
car. Huge Volumes of Sinking smoke issued from
his nasty mouth. Tho car WAS janmed. The
smoke. OF course, driven by the wind, went in
cyervoodys faces. They had to breathe it. No
matter If it was filtered through rotten teeth and
IN unuashed month. There was no dodging it
except 10 get out and 50 on foot. Standing it
awhile. l said, in my hlandcst way, "Fnend,
won't you be so good as to do your smoking at
home? p He replied, " Have you paid your
fare? have. and kuow my rights" flights, ~
thought I. Can ono man have the right to a
qualification that necessarily annoya q dozen
ment Shall one man be made happy, at The cost
OF dozen LADIES' misery and disgust had
read no book moral philosophy that taught
this doctrine. It did not spring from anT intui-
tioo Of the mind or heart. So concluded the
man mast be misraken. l Judged at once
that he was coarse. vulgar, booriEh biped, who
never knew any good s. broughting up
Imagine nv surprise and diBcomfturo-my
utter mortifcation-when,, learned that vas
the Que in the fault 1 was sorry! I
Tepentcd! But alas, l could no. iuploro for
givencss, for tho man had left the car. I fear
shall never have tho chance to make reparation.
found that the tn4n actually MAS in the enioy-
nlent OF lis rights. The front platform was the
pl.ca to smoke. I. WAS msds Oh purpose The
railroad officials have settled it beyond cont,o-
vert7. True, it is pretty hard to bear it, but
there's no redress. The conductors. whora I
have. always found to be gentleman, regret
1t, but arc powerless We must recon-
stsucs our philosophy. No odds who it ia.
tho smoke must bo iuhAled from Scent ci0sr'
The railroad company Says 10. Vo hid supposed
, 1874-09-13

Aug. 81. in the cun.rd a+a,,
! and zea:hed Boston l.ss Tnos3 1.saqet ~ 4tl:.
jus: o:ie year from the data ~ 81. 10 S:h ilss
Chicago. He rems,ns few u d,!n Starting i,o3
parents in Mexico, N. Y. and ;,a ;r3aas nsiticg b
Chicago vi4 the Michigan cen4asa csnes . re.:s
Thursday morning. Ejs friends - - l:ai.osj
Church, North IaSalIe st-eet nre,e ~ utaee I
their forner pastor and wife rscee psopose gva1
church parlors on the evening Of T.toa Thnteaa IN u
1ith, to open at o'clock. An aderas. u
como and some choice music viii fo-ss VI r.
tho evenings programme. The NAM - mt d
3fr. parkhurst will be yery re1cnE.a1 1nenta i
Church Thursday evening. 1' ~ dns
Pridov a~a.;n1
one.ea9 ua{ eveplng lne men OF Pinkerton's pou,.
ser@f go o. .a;.n ni.d"ood uhaer tue comma.S :,
nrcssnted liz ;t4. on MN at hs residence, "a
recoomtia, n ~ W. m ,.;n sp1end,d silver sseh :
ner in ri,;.t n0 , eAn4tM ~ ano 1udcious MI.
1hronph tha go ra,aat ue .s urpnsn. them aats.
href hnt s,,renst reoeut 1toan!es IN that place. !
n n-oun ~ .on azure "as deliye,edh =
m,nr na-;1a ~ puu.s ssas tne "atch. detailing Ii.
IN tr9;ng ~ u u-oal aanoyances the men e1perenes
nronartv ~ fnr pao'ent ou1saSes On perzocs ~
intensa arc;.an. 1oueteea e weeks Of mo-.
in .n ens. oasr na,, oe1es. Gray respouds1
tha '' aAnuo'' ana compim.nh5
n,a nn;,.a .non -ror =, " 'ne n:m and ds,e,.
.Iaou nIaa Wy ~ Nnsn sneY stood together, M
atsu .ol sue olsclPnnea sty!e in which they d.
cn4'6ea tneI afauous dutisa. Jeremiah b.,
, 1874-09-13

Bend; members. *: and ut Tomah- 11rs. Z. c
Richardson and Mrs. ]. o. Ward were quite ef.
hclent IN organizing socl-tles at Sparta; al6c
Slrs. ]. D. Scales, OF tie st. Crolx district
where District Association has been formed
Within the bounds OF the Wisconsin Conference
there have been three auxiliAries formed: ii
Pewaukee, mcmnelB. "a subscribers. 20 Cor
NortAport, Numbers. 33; Corresponding Secre-
tary, Mrs. Lizzie M2roni. At Green Lake, nlcm-
bers, II; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. l. J.
Bailey. A District Association also has been
formed at SheboyGan Falls, From the
report, it appears that au1iin1! societies have
been organized in Mount Pleasant, BudA. Col
lcge, Kappcr, aud Monmouth. The ladies men
toned as having rendered good service in organ
izing the new societies arc: Mrs- jacques,
Bloomington Yrs. Begss. plainfied Mrs. Un-
derhill, Normal Mrs. Spoorbock, Aedo; Mrs.
The Treasurer reported credit bnlanee OF
Mr.. J. T. Hill announced that three Young la
dies, Miascs Mason. Scloonmaaer, and Pratts,
would arrive in this city this week on their way
to China and japan. where they IRE to undertake
missionary work. She wished to know If the So
co:y would give then, reception
\ COMMITTEE wai appointed to confer as to the
character ii the Reception to be accorded to the
Young missionaries. The Committee reported
that enter tanmeut was decided on for Satur-
Church. Methodist Church Block. the details Of
which will oe arranged during the week.
Mrs. DR.. Jutkins was elected one Of the Vice
Presidents. and MesdameY S. J. Colby aud Col.
W. L. BaTunm elected as managers, after which
the meeting adjourned.
, 1874-09-13

full meeting OF the ladies' comprising tn.
Executive Committee in charge OF she Fair tt
be heli in November TO. tho benefit of Hahuc
mann Hospital was held yesterday morning q
52G Wabash avenue. Mrs. r. l.. Fake was ap
pointed to the charge OF the Department O
Fancy Work, Mrs. John Wilkinson to TINT o
Books, Magazines, and Stationery, and Mrs
Ellen Mitchell was chosen Secretary. The meet
ing. which was 8 very enthusiastic one, finally
adjourned for one weak
Tho Joint Committee on Hospital and Publi<
Buildings Of the Board OF County Commission
crs held another meeting yesterday mo; ming.
They expressed themselves ss satisfied that thu
equality and quantity" of goods furnished By
James Forsyth & Co. vera equal to the require.
monts OF the contract. Thor report will prob
ably not be ready for week.
The Ladies' Temperance Association of Chi.
cago have Issued u circular wherein they stato
that afteT duo Investigation. they fiud tie pres
cnt State lnws sufficiently strict and binding to
fortify aud protect them ia taking my action
tho good judgment and wisdom of Christian
men and women may dictate ~ which will tend ia
the suppression OF the sale OF into1lcating e
liquors.
About o'clock Friday evening, o lady named
Mrs. L. Denner. whi!e out walking on Eighteenth
H-ACo. ApAA -U4IA1Att4 ASSAAEf NAB UFoTCDIaa HlLn
the heat and fell PROSTATE to the sidewalk.
Officer Ruddiman took Ter to her home, No. 4O3
Twenty-sccond street, where DR., Brook1 applied
restofatives and revived her.
The Halnemann Hospital acknowledges the
receipt of 500 from the Treasurer Of the - Cor
ncr-Stone Committee"
Tho paving Of North Clark s:reet, from tho
river to Chicago avenue. was finished Yesterday
afternoon, and tue streot-cars arc now making
through trips. This will bo pleasant intelligence
to the thousands who contemplate visiting Lin
coin Park this afternoon. The aunoyauce
caused by changing cars during the past few
SUNDAYS more thnn counterb.laaced whrtoyer
pleasure Was derived from the visit to the park.
Thursday evening the Tabernacle Division of
tho $. Of T.. No. 679. held an open meeting =:
their hall in the Washingtoniaa HONE. Prob
ably 200 gathered expecting u treat, in which
they were not disappointed. and iu view of the
ncb!e work tho Home is doing, soma OF our beat
literary and musical talent volunteered their ser
vices. Prof c. Dale Armstrong. whose talent ID
rapidly placing him in high favor as IN elocu-
ZIONIST, was present, md gave eome now recita-
t1ons Of humorous order. which KEEP: the audi
cree in continual .oa:. Mesdamos Coz :ud
exhibited com1nendable proficiency in vocal and
instrumental solos aud ducta, and rhe Misses
Jennie Foreat aud Compton 3ave excellent read
lngs from humorous and patriotic aelectious
The Temple Quartz tic "-Neasrs. Rumsey,
Allen, Hale, and Tldea-sung somo OF thcir
finest pieces, And gave marked evidenco Of In
proving skill.
4 tasss distressing spso:aa1s Wa presented
, 1874-09-13

.->~m Edwards was brought into court On
writ Of habeas corpus. LIE bong held upon a
State warrant from LaSalle County, and the case
was continued till Wednesday, for tho purpose
getting Witnesses.
William Anderson, for larceny, Was sentenced
for sixty days to the County Jail.
Fred Miller, under two indictments for lar
ceny and assault to dc bodily injury, Was SEN
fenced for sixty and ninety days to tho County
Jail.
Mary Ryan, for 1arcsny, IVES sentenced to the
Ponitentiary for one year.
John Colts and H. B. Moore, for 1arccny, vero
sentenced to tbs Penitentiary for one ycar.
William Dunn, for burglary, Was sentenced to
the Penitentiary for two years.
James Luby, for larceny, was sentenced to tho
Peniteatiary for one year.
THE POLICE COURTS.
Justice Kaufman, OF the North Side Police
Court, continued the cazo OF John Heauv,
charged with larceny till tho 18th inst, under
$500 bail. That OF Thomas Burns, on the eamo
charge, ho continued till tomorrow under $500
bail.
Justice scully held James Wbalen orer to the
Criminal Court yesterday to avail. the action OF
tho Grand Jury. Whaleu is charged with tho
larceny Of several articles of wearing apparel to
the valuo OF $50.
Jack Handlay, who beat his vile almost to
death last week, was fued 500 Yesterday by
Justice Scully. The abused woman IVES iu
court. and stated that be demanded money! and.
failing to get it, inflicted the in!1uman treatment
upon her OF which mention has been made.
Albert Berguist, saloon-kceper, whose place
OF business is on the corner of Chicago avenue
and Market B.reet, was before Justice Scully
yesterday charged with selling liquor to minors.
He WAS held to the Criminal Court under $500
bail.
J. b. Staadan, son OF Nicholas Staadon who is
under indictment Tor arson, got into TOW in
diareputable house Friday night, and Was ha1d In
sl00 till the 18th. he knocked q man down and
did various other impolite things.
y. T. Ramssead. obtaining money under false
pretonsea. complaint OF F. Gurnsev. ras
arrested Friday afternoon By Officer Lucev, and
yesterday gave bail in S400 FOR his appearance to
stand his preliminary examination On the 18th
inst.
Justice Ksufnaann disposed OF the following
Offenders yesterday in tho South Side poljco
Court: Jennie Adams, keeping house Of ill.,
fame, $40; John Rafferty,, drunk and disordorly.
IS: Al Griffin. interfering with an officer, IS:
and Mollie Anderson and Annie Kelly. DRINK
and disorderly. IS each.
Sunday morning three weeks ago. q man
named henry Pcters, while drunk, was tooling
With revolv var In front OF his boardiug-houae,
No, Lib Nathan Es<ost, when tbs pistol vent od
, 1874-09-13

ptoy Of the Society for over two years, and, by
his heretofore uniform good conduct, had wbE
the entire confidence Of tho officers OF ths iastl-
tuition.
The evening scboo1s under the direction of the
Board Of Education will be opened Monday even
buildings, to~wit: Kinzo School building, cor
ner OF Ohio and LaSalle streets; Nevbotry
School building, corner Of Orchard snd Willow
streets Jones School building, Nos. "a and &c
East Van Buren, street, ncar-Wabash avenue !;
Scnmmon School building, Madison street near
hasted Foster School building, Union street,
between OBrien and Oussold streets and San
gamon 6troet Primary School building, corner Of
Sangamon and Indiana streets.
Tho Captain OF Company &C. First Regiment
n. G. l., requests all the members Of that Com
panv, and those recommended who intend join
ing, to be present Mouday evening, o'clack,
1t the armory. 1881 State street. Tho battalion
being completed by the organization OF Com
pany 3D. it is expected that jor will ba
elected 1t that time.
The following is the programme Of the Lincoln
Park coucert this afternoon
PARTI.
Warriors Return march. .Stetcfeldt
Overture to " Naburco n.........ye Verdi
National potpourrri. i....,............ ........-
Ne" sIeuna Maisz.-.-- .S:f2uss
rAaru.
Reveills dn Lion" fant4se .Konsky
Potrourri from Der Freischuetz. ...... Heinicks
FosRa mazuEka .Hetnsdorf
Fest maseh.-.--. .clAreas
A special meeting Of the Montgomery Light
Guards will be held at their armory, 210 Blue
Island avenue on Thursday evening, st o'clock
p. N. sharp. Every member should be on hand,
as business Of importance will come before this
meeting.
, 1874-09-13


The Northwestern Branch OF the Won1cn. a
Foreign Missionary Society OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church held its second quarto:Iy
meeting for this year Yesterday, in the Meth
odist Church Block. Mrs. Danforth presided,
the President, Mrs. Hanlin, being absent Mas
Willard acted as Secretary.
REPORTS were read from three ont Of the four
states composing the Branch, thai from Indiana
not being produced. They speak Of progress,
End chow that the prevailing sentiment among
tic workers is, We intend to do more for
Christ's sake than We have DONE" In the report
from
MICHIGAN
It il stated that = meeting WAS held in Ann Arbor
II June It was groat success, 1ad seems to
have quickencd the zeal Of all the socie:ics in
the d,strics. In the Albion district also meet
ing vas held with like favor able results. This
Distnct Association now supports two Foo Chow
B:ble-women, and two girls At the Lucknow
school trum
words of cheer are heard. The past quarter, the
report says, has been more eucou1 aging rilal for
some time previous. Several auxllia.ies have
been organized within the bounds Of the West
WisconRln Conference: July 9, at Cataract,
Monroe County; members. %; Correspondent
Secretary, MIS-. l. Z. Colburn; July o6, at
Aindora, members, n; Corresponding Score
t2Ey, Mrs. d. l. Kennody' July -. u North
, 1874-09-13

/
] Mr.. Goldman, the well-knowu artist, has Just
returned from his Eastern tour, aud is again n
his studio in The TRIBUNE Building, ready to re-
sumo his professional labor
E. D. Con1ey, of the Wilmington, ILL.,, Adro-
cate, WAS in the city yesterday.
Sir James Douglas and Edward Wllittiogham,
II. P.i OF England, a1o at tho Grand Pacific
Mr.. Albert G. Watt, Of Doaton, Mass, died \.
GofTstown Centre, n e., yesterday at the age OF
| 29, OF consumption. He wnH formerly member
OF the Eleventh Massachusetts Battery good
| soldier and genial companion. He was son
OF 31r. Isaac B. Watt. of Boston, 31aHs., and
brother Of Horace A. Waitt Of this city, 1ato Of
| the Twenty-fourth Massachusetts Volunteers.
Judge Wallace, d the County Court, having
| worried through the past two months Of the
| heated term, and daily convenioE his Court for
| tho purpose OF hearing arguments to the objec-
t'onB in the tar cases, adjourned the Court res
| terdav TIL the 18th Of next month. The Judge
| will leave tue city Tomorrow for prot1acted
| visit in New York.
It appears that tho injuries received by Mr..
Asa Dow, Thursday evening, were moro serious
than WAS at first supposed. He ia confined to
his bed, and may not be aba to leave it for sev-
! eral weeks
Justice Want Woud gave up to the intonse
heat OF yesterday aud adjourned business. Dur
ing the evening he Was seen on the lake BhOre
drive leading to Lincoln Park trying to ret
breath OF fresh air behind high-stepping thor
ouShbrcd bay.
Yesterdays S2ddts- -Zeilung contains 4 letter
from +. g. Winston, Esq, in which be declares
that he il not aud has not boon L candidate for
Congress in tho Third District and that his
nane has been used in this connection without
his permission OF assent He states that he has
informed his friends in the party who asked him
to come forward II candidate xftor Mr. Wash
ington Hesing's withdrawal, that he would not
take the position under any circumstances, eTen
il elected thereto.
The many friends of Justice Haiue-
vslescent from his long aud painfuly-ssvere
attack Of rheumatic fever, and will reassumo
the duIies Of his Office tomorrow morning.
John Fl. Weston, Esq, OF La Crosse. Wis,
one Of the woalthiest and beat-knovn lumber
men Of the Mississippi Valley, is registered =.
the Palmer.
Justice Hinsdale played out yesterday, and
shook the dust OF Chicago from his feet, and hied
himself to tho more inviting locality Of Geneva
Lake. Unfortunately for His Honor. his duties
are numerous, and he will be compelled to return
to tho city tomorrow.
The friends OF the Rev. II. II. Parkhust will
all be pleased to learn Of his Bafe arrival in this
country after years TIP around the world He
left Chicago Sept. s, 1873, to follow the setting
sun, and is returning laden With rich treasures
OF knowledge and trophies scared in tho great
march Of Is, 900 miles. Ar. ParkhurBt arrived
In Europe about three months ago aud hts
travelled extensively there During his stay in
Europe he uxs married to an estinAble lady In
8tin4n9, 6cotlAad. They aailad from Liverpool
, 1874-09-13
INSURANCE NEWS,

T. ..
The Chicago Board Of Fire Underwriters
which will be read With interest by ali property
owners:
CHICAGO, Sept. 10, 1874.
GENTLEMEN: Tho Chicago Board Of Underwriters,
OIL the 1st day Of 9epteisbef adopted certain anaeu-
to their tariff materially increasing the rates Of
Insurance III rome localities aud buildings and
1hrir contents which deficient in their external
protection against rc Tho object sought by such ad-
sanc. Ut Rates is not to increase premiums or profits
but TO steure btttr 1nunity a1uinst losses cs tce
1s Il 1VGFd TO oucTtyor1ers cEo shall remedy these
atfee,ecs tie jua: advantages to .rAich thy are c,-
titd for Their outlay Tho increased arc mainly
on aseount Of insun!cent wster:supp!y, by reason
Of too small water scrvice-Eipas in front of
many buildings, and lack of protection to
openings. in tho rear and n'es OF the buildings.
needed, much for tho interest Of insurance
companies, as fo: the security OF property thus e1-
posed to destruction and for the general safety Of the
city. The cos. OF suitable iron shutters will sverige
about fifteen dollars to opening and adequate
pipes for re purposes bo secured immediately II
property owners will advance to tue city dollar
and fts ces front FOO: Of their lots side
Of the street, nth such dss.st7nce e Noarl of Pub.
Hc ilorks hare promised o reiaeiv at the inne-
Tuc trtter suppEy. II these deficiencies arc provided
for the increased rates will not only be abte.l once
but tha extra premium will be refunded from that
moment, and the Underwriters canuot too ur-
gently appeal to all good citizens for the
specified improvements, the requisite sum required
1r oottt OF Lie 0nJtct9 named WILL Uy the lower rate
Of insurance and increased rents, be reimbursed in
single Jesr The other changes in rates for com
position roof height Of buildings, metal corntces on
wood supports, and fire walls mt rising three fee.
above the roofs which dedcienc,cs be removed at
very traug cost, every interest requiring that 1t
should be doue ut once.
Tic Board Of Underwriters make these explana-
tions ios the purpose Of pointing the public,
and to property holders especially why the advanced
rates asksd and how the deficiencies existing can
be removed and also to cali atension the fact that
as fast 25 improvements made tho rates will be
checrfuliv abated.
Will not all citizens unite with each other cordially
and Immediately for the reforms that neoes-
aary and important7 Very respectfully,
Gao. c. CLARxE, President.
ALFRED NR1au1, Secretary.
, 1874-09-13


PoET HURON, Sept l2-Dowx-Props Pssssh
japan, Chamberlain with scLr John Martin setrs
John Burt. J. L. Minor, J. /. Ormsby, LOUISE,
Up-Propa Indiana, Canisteo, Java, Badger stats
Milwaukee. Pbiadephia, Manistee barka Erassrt
Corning, pGusaukee; schrs e. c. Richards, San Diecu
Starlight. G. Pdster, Cavalier Samuel l. Mathcz, Z.
gle Wing, Harrest Home,
T1sp-South weather dno
PoET HURON, Mich, Sept 1o-Eve-Propa Arabs
St. Albans: schrs Orient, J. ". Doane, F. Il Kcay;,
ETeline, Antelope. Fame.
up-schrs Reed, Case, Moptpalsr, Jossph 1azu1t
i. ], RodGert
, 1874-09-13
MARINE.


Lake FFc1IHI1
We're IN moderate demand at yesterdays closing rsa
Quotatie At 3.4c for wheat by sail and 4c hy stag
and 4a3s for corn to Buffalo: also at 7c for co
TO Oswegu. Charters: To DuI:Io-Schrs ., T. Dob
hins and .. F. Bruce, wheat on private terms; Egs
James Fisk, wheat 1t &c; schr G. D. Norris tsra1
vesseE; CON n At ave; prop - wheat md oaa
Williams, corn At &c. Sclr Oliver Mitchell loads CON
on owners account To kiugstou-schrs Niagara mi
Hamilton yesterday P. m.l at TIC. To Ere-Prr2
l50 900 bu wlca 100,0 ,00o bu corn and IS 900 bu CHI
In the afternoon the bsges Kotchum and Ruter ws,a
taken for ~ ooo bn wheat 70 Buffalo private ter
and schr John 3. Wilbur COO bu 10 do 1t 3Ae