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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-07-10
BALTIMORT a. 1x ETS
JULY 8, 1873.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, !

o. toio.t
BEEF CArTLR.-The quality of the offerings this
week was better that Of last week, and prices were
Is Ia lower than they were then. The market
was duh throughout no activity being observable
in any Of the pens at any time, owing to the ex-
IRENE heat and sultry character of the weather.
We quote at IS IS so per 100 lbs. few selling at
either extreme.
Mich Cows.-Trade has been very dull, few
saeD being effected, and these at unchanged prices
at IS to Sf5 per head, few at the latter price.
6Prices this week for Beef Cattle ranged as fOi-
lows: Best Beeves at 81 s. 5O that generally rated
as first quality 4 so 81 10; medium or good fair
quality 81 81 81; ordinary thin Steers oxen and
Cows rs 50 %; generally average of market this
week -; extreme range of prices Is s. 90.
Most Of the sales were from 25 to s. 90 per 100
lbs. OF the receipts All lead came from Ohio,
457 from Virginia. 1875 from West Virginia, from
Maryland, 90 from Kentucky, Sc from Illinois, 90
from Pennsylvania, and 90 from Tennessee-total
receipts for the week 1869 head against 1917 last
week, and 1875 head same time last year. or the
offerings 8l8 head were taken by Baltimore
butchers; l04 sold TO Washington city dealers, 24
lators-total sales for the week 1854 held against
1871 last week and 1860 head same time last year.
SHEEP AND LiMBs.-Witb an increased supply,
and for the present limited Eastern demand ana
slow home sales, the market has been very heavy
one throughout, and at generally lower figures not
more than one-third Of the sales being made exc
cept at decline Of 1-5a1-2c on last weeks hgures
en- all kinds of stock. We quote Sheep at 3a4 l-2
cents per ID. gross, and few at the latter price.
Stock Sheep at 50aS2 rs per head. Lambs 3 5-Sa
Ia cents flew selling above IA cents per h.
gross. Receipts this week $3.50 head against 1867
last week, and 54lT head same time last year.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-07-10

Large bills giving full particulars viii
be out in a few days. Parties who have
never visited Washington can now do
so at very cheap rates. They will have
time to visit all the places Of interest in
the city and 90 by steam boat to Alex
andria and Mt. Vernon.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-07-10

An ordnance prohibiting the firing o
guns within the corporation lines is, We
think. upon the statute books Of the
town council. If the law were rigldly
enforced, the amount Of fines would be
greatly increased and in short tim'
the danger of being shot by stray
bullet would be greatly diminished.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-07-10

AN IMPORTANT REQUEsT.-ln be-
half of the one hundred and fifty little
bare footed boys that RIM about the
streets of Woodstock, we call attention
to the practice Of throwing pieces o.
glass, broken bottles, sc. on the streets,
Serious accidents may occur and would
be regretted by all parties. Please
threw your broken glass, where it can
not lniure others.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-07-10

ExCU RsIoN TO WAsHINGToN.-The
B. & O. Railroad will run an excursion
train from the Valley to Washington
on Wednesday July 10th. Tickets will
be good until Saturday July 18th. Capt
]. II. Averill will be in charge and will
accompany the train to Washington
The following is the schedule and
1870 Go, ,ouN1 trim
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-07-10

SCHOOL TRUSTEE APPOINTED
Judge II. c. Allen has been appointed
trustee sfSchoOls, by tine Town Coun-
Gil OF Woodstock, in place of Geo. W.
M1ley. elected member Of the council.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-07-10

Health-ths poor nan's riches, the
rich mans bliss--is found in Ayers
Medicines, after a fruitless search among
other remedies. A word to the wise is
sufficient.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-07-10

Mothers save your children from tor
ture and death by using Shriner's In
dian Vermifuge. 1t will destroy and ex'
pei worms of every kind if used ac'
cerding to the directions. For sale by
J. 5. Irwin & Son.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-07-10

Don't, forget that Or. d. D. CARTER
has removed his Drug Store to the Trou
Store Room opposite Welsh's Hotel
give HIM a call. Satisfaction Guarant
ecd. May, Sth Gm.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-07-10

MONEY ORDER Posi- OFFICES
Edinburg has been made a Post Office
Money Order Office. We are pleased
that this increased facility for the trans
action of business is now afforded to the
people of Edinburg. New Market has
also been established as a Post Office
money order office. Having a bank,
the money order Office was not needed
10 the extent that it was in Edinburg.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-07-10

SHOT IN THE FACE,-Some one had
an air gun competition gong on at
Edinburg Oh tue 4th at 5 cents a
chance. and many of the visitors tried
their skill at the bulls eye. Some one
of them, however, who had more taste
for another kind of eye lodged charge
in the cheek Of young son Of Mr.
Lewis Marston, INJECTING very pain
full. but net otherwise serious, wound.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-07-10

l. n. Blosser. Esq, Of this county, in
forms q that he sheared 46 pounds o.
wool from merino bueh; 10 from one,
IA from another and 13 from the other
They are pure merino breed, and but
one year old. If any body can beat
this we would like to hear from them
Mr.. B. offers 10 sell these bucks at SIC
head aRl obligate himself to pay 81
next year for the fleece of each one
PGgs Courier.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-07-10

NARROW ESCAPES. On the return
of the decorated wagon containing the
little girls representing the States in
the procession at Ednburg, on the
Fourth Of July, the pyramid, or central
portion of the high seats gave way just
as the wagon was turning to get on Ito
the turnpike, precipitating the occu-
bats to the ground-Fortunately, and
almost mlraculously, no seriO us injury
was done. Two or three Of the little
innocents were scratched and bruised,
but few days of healing time will
restore all the beautywhich.was marred.
The wagon was sufficiently strong
for the purpose, beyond all doubt, but
during the day this pyramid was inn
prudently occupied by a number of men
whs amused themselves by shaking and
straining it from side to side and thus,
perhaps displaced or broke some OF the
stays or braces.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-07-10

The 'Baby's Best Friend is Dr. Bulls
Baby Syr4p, since 1t maintains the
Baby's health by keeping it free from
Collie, Eis4rh9l. etc. Price rs cents
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-07-10

SUN-STRoKE.-Durlng the delivery
of Doctor BENEFITS address at Edin-
burg, Capt. Riddleberger, who was
standing close by him, went down I'M
der a severe sun-stroke. He had walk
I'd from his home here to Edinburg, in
order to be ready as marshal, on arriv-
al Of the train, and was thus continu-
eusly exposed to the hot sun from 5
O'Clock A. 81. to noon, when the heat
entirely exhausted him. For more than
an hour he was in a very critical condi'
ton but the prompt application Of vig0r-
Gus remedies and the good attention Of
physicians restored him sufficiently tc
ride in carriage to the grove just be-
fore the dispensing Of the assemblage
During Friday and Saturday following
he was still quite sick, but is now be
ginning to appear as himself again.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-07-10

Any Patent Medicine Advertised in
this paper can be had Of Il. Schm.. at
theresular Price. June p.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-07-10

Ou.s.-For Machinery, Harness,
Painting, &c. sure to suit you both in
quality and price at B. schmltt's, At,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-07-10
MARRIED

At "3diaba Furnace. on the 9TH Of Juy ~
Rey. II. al lie NJ, NJ. ,Gmes +. " Her, 3 Miss
Ma-y I. > Ie, al Of this cOul.-.
Nc. jacobs Church, on the : ia OF July. by tie
same. Mt samuel A. >. Galley, oMiss Mary Mu-
Isw, a Of .h.s comfy.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-07-10
MARKETS.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-05
NEWARK MUNICIPAL MATTERS.

The last regular meeting OF the present Common
Council OF Newark was hold last evening Mayor
Yates renomnatcd Daniel W. Baker for City Comp
trolicr and he was unanimously confirmed. Efforts
to increase the number OF Corporation papers wcre
voted down. The EXCISE Commission reported that
tho receipts for the 1877 Tor licenses tinted
SjJ607 So ana for the throo years during which tho
commission has existed they reached q total Of
Sl63,2s2 50
Another scene similar to the one witnessed at tho
being Alderman James W. Miller aud PRESIDENT
William stainsby. The regular business hav-
ing been completed, Mr. Miller arose desiring
to be heard on question Of privilege.
lie said that Mr.. Stainsby on q previous
occasion had made a personal attack him, irri
tatipg HIM SO that he hal SAID things that In cAlmer
mood he would have SAID He SAID no would recall
what he might have stated unJusYy but wouli stand
firmly by all else. Sir. S:ainsby then said that he
place on the floor OF the Council. Nevcrhcles the
Aldermen resumed tho contest Of words and
Mr.. Miller returned To the attack on Stainsby.
Alter good deal OF elimination and rmination be-
tween tue two Aldermen und explanation and cor
rectcd explanation Sainsby replied 10 tho charge that
no had attacked Chief Engineer Benedict, aud said
that Miller had meanIy assailed the character OF ex-
Chief Brown, VINO, although q democrat, had what
Miller had no,--the respect OF the community.
elected pound keeper 10 Now York. Thousands OF
citizens were now suffering from the enormous out
lays Tor useless improvements made undcr tho
Stu,nby rule lew years sinco. Finally an Alderman
intcfposcd and caused q cessation OF hostiiities.
DURING tho wrangle, which was very hot throughout,
tho crowds In tho galleries and vestbule generally
applauded Stainby aud Missed Miller.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-05

Purser Benns OF steamer Saratoga, from Havana will
please accept our thanks for favors.
STEAMER A STRONG tBr), Brown from Boston for New
YORK rom aims ashors Nashawana Island The captain
went TO Woods Hole to steam pump. without the aid
Of which it was found impossible TO her aoat sho
was leaking badly but no pump could be obtained Al
VINEYARD sound The steamer Monahansctt has gone TO
her and steam pump ON board
an attempt will be made toet her on she has seven feet
OF water In compartment; the others are tight
STEAMER MARcAREr from Hnvans via Key West for New
Orleans arrived Cedar Keys Jan wi th loss OF FORE
severe storm.
STEAMER LEOPARD, at Ncwburyport 3D. from Philadel
phia was OF Absccom Sunday morning, wind from NE
10 and blowing heavily with high sea running Had
pilot house stove, decks full OF watcr carried away steer
inr and at the time Mt tho mercy OF the
wind and weather. Although In the most nmediate danger
living In the trough oil the sen tho sk Oh the olhccrs
preserved the Leopard.
phi was wed back 4th inst the former port
with shaft broken by steamer Virginia, from Philadepha
BARK FRAscssco BKLLAcANnA QtsD, Brigneti, from
Uenry and Lilo saving station No at hslfpas two NJ
4th foggy weather Captain and crew OF ten
men 70 the shore without any assistance The cap
tain that no observed Cape Henry light shoit
time before midnight After that time tho light was OBJ
sen The bark Il lying about one fourth OF
station and about l5O yards from tho shore
Win exception OF part OF her rigging being blown
position and could be safely taken oil II immediate assist
ance were rendered The fc saving crew attempted TO
board low water permitted The crew camc
ashore boats belonging to the bark and white
attemn ting land OF them swa1nped and the
picked by the other They are provided for BY the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-05

again. Nothing 10TH they all grasp The rope again:
but question arises tina. often comes 70 the MUD OF
the civilian, Whcre the policer They come not.
They SIT around hot and smoking hkc horses
or have quietly slid on. Their enemies are
sxultanI They're araid' They're airsia.
they shout "Whaps tho matter with the
copss" rings out from the south balcony. "rohce!
police 20 shouts some wag OF spprecatiye iurn oI
M nd and the house roars with laughter. St, they
come not and JUPITER Tovee tired OF waiting, an
nounces that the battle uot 10 the strong this time
but 10 the man who scctchsd them.
THE RUN
This is next order, and lap aiteY lap 10 run OIL
the dozen starters thin 10 seven, ana Morgan OF
the Harlem Athletic Club, though starting ten seconds
behind all and thirty behind sOmc manages 10 scutte
up past one aud another till he comes IN AZ
the finish In Am 491ss., beating Wilkinson,
OF tho American Athletics, by few Uches
hurdle racing and more sprint running
beautiful contest in which. though the thirty sec.
them almost tenth OF mile advantage over tho re-
nownea Armstrong OF the Harloms he never nltered,
but moved Them down man by man, I'LL be Nm
shed in almost a dead heat with Mott, In Iin oAs.-
very last time With more running hurdle work ano
tug war the mosting closed, and all who witnessed
IL viii long remembcr iull OF excellent ana most
interesting athletic work. The roughncss OF Inc spar
ring caused tho announcement that thcrc wouid DC
none tonight.
Careful management wiIlsa nearly an hour which
simply wasted last night and II the results are
promptly announced AFTER each event on large oack-
board as they were last ngnt. 1t Will prevent the
being left IN the dark on matter that
all naturally wish TO know about.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-05
FOREIGN PORTS.

New York tand was ordered to sngaporc,.
Passed Nov r. ship Gold Hunter Freeman. from Hong
Cxrrs, Jan 2-Arrived. bark Keunard, Downing. New
York.
son. Morany, trinidad; 3D. Stella DR. Croweil Jamaica,
land: schr " Wheeler bowman. New York: 27h. brig
Drisko. Portland; Nellie Scott larbut, Philaaslphia
Cleared 9Th. schr IRVINE, Brown. New iorE. -
GisRALrAn Dec 20 Passed, steamer Assyia r). Knox,
AvnE Jan Sailed, steamer Croft tBr) .iIodgsou, New
HxvAsA. Dos a5-Arrved sehr Mary Newell, Davidson.
erpoo aud corunns tsnd sacd 18th for New Orleans,
bark Palo Alto, Jenkins New York brig Raven Nash d.
Wing Phcian. Pass Christan 3sth briggs stock Allen
Boston; Fannie Tucker. Wheeler Cardih Carrie Ber
tina, all Portland; 18th. schr hubbard, Dcsn do.
vora Cruz 10 leave 9th for New York; City OF Merda
sailed a4iS. brig Guadalupe cp F.rrer. Charleston
steamer Cortes. Nelson, New YORK.
Cleared 18th. Snrk Enrique beroian Charleston; ista
Betran, Chxreston 2sb, Presidente (-p), Ring, do
Magdala IBID, Traton, Mobile.
HALIFAX, Jan 4-Arrved, steamer Nova Scotian tBr.
Richardson Livsrpooi (and proceeded tor BAltmorc).
MArAsxAs Dec 2,-Arved, schr Canton ilanleys Phia-
delphia; 2ath. brig Alice Lea, Tosca st Thomas
brig Ire. Dorotea tsp., hiera. DO q, ,., -,
PARA Dec 5-in port, schr Jacob Rdgewny Townsend.
from and for Now York, arrived Nov ~.
RIO AyriRG, Jan Arrived previously bark New Light
SYDNEY Nsw Dec Io-Arrivcd. bark Kolga GER. Kjol.
soth. New York.
ST AGO Dec 20-Arrved brig Isis, Anderson New York
2ls bark ID ueno, Jones, do: brig Carrie Pickering,
HARBOUR Cow Bay schrs Charlotte amesou. Jameson
Philadelphia: Nancy w smith, Tookor Savannah.
sAcuA. Dec 1s-Arrived, schrs Ruth carlisle. smith,
Philadeiphia; 22d Clytie, Leighton, Asrsetes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-05
HORSE NOTES. Z

The owners OF the Prospect Park Fair Grounds at
Ora vcsend, Long Island, having graded new mile
track and moved the buildings to proper places and
put them In the best condition, offer the same to a
tenant for term OF three years, and II should be
taken in hand as soon possible to get things In
order for spring meeting. The Clue House has been
moved it's old to tho Boulevard, the great
est highway Tor all the riding and driving OF both
fast and slow horses OF the cities of New York and
Brooklyn. II is situated about ihrce miles from
Prospect Park and two miles Conoy Island. Tho
grand stand Is located q Graycsend avenue and the
Prospect Paxk and Conoy Island railroads to the
entrance of the Same. This always popular
place. and tho soil Of tho track Is suitable Tor both
trotting aud running. Under The management OF an
cntcrprising man Long lsand Jockey CLUB could be
formed, and spring autumn meetings De made not
only popular out profitable. rrotting meetings could
also be given, at which the best horse would win, ana
this once popular sport again be made attractive,
stakeholder TOR the match race between Theodore Wn
tcrs Mollie McCarty five years old, by Monday
Henpie Farrow, and Henry Schwartz's chestnut geld
ing jake five years DID, which is TO take place on the
22d February good day aud good track, or MS soon
thereafter possible. The conditions OF the match
are that it shall be for ST. 900 side, half forfeit two
mile heats, Jake carry 81 lbs ana Mollic McCarty
Ill lbs.--the latter thus conceding JAKE "a ids.
Major Beck has received the arsi instament OF $500
a side.
l. B. Dubois, OF Oakland, Cal, has purchased OF
Juueo j. 5. Boyd, OF Cynthiana. KY, i've thorough
brets, consisting OF bay hy: TIRES years old, by
Observation-Disclosures, by Planet; chestnut colt,
three years old, by Goneg-Planitarum anc a Two
year old fy, by Bayswater-saie wallace, ny Star
Davis; chestnut dliy by Bay wood-Luciile Western,
by Lexington ana chestnut colt, by Monarchist-
Blue Gown by Planet, her dam Flora G., by LeXing-
ton, out vi Fannie &. by imported Margrave The two
last named now two years old.
b. j. Treacey, OF Lexington, KY. has sold to G. b.
Reed, OF Denver, Col the brOod marc Belle Ander-
son, years old, by Bclmoht-Sailie Anderson, by i'm
ported Glencoe, and weanling colt by George
Wilkes, dam by Ericsson. out Of Laura, by Swigerts
Lexington.
Major q. Thomas, Of Lexington, KY, has
bought OF George Cadwallader the chestnut marc
Emma Maratta foaled 1Se5, by vaudai, out OF Fanny
e., by Margrave.
Charles S. Green, the trainer and driver Of troing
mons the last lilly Annio D., by George Wilkes, dam
NV Ralf,s Mambr mo Pilot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-05
A MERCHANTS REQUESTS. !.

Tho win OF Francis Moran, merchant OF this city,
who died heart disease at his residence No. &c Co
lumbia street, brooklyn, on tho 3lst OF December,
1877. admitted to probate In tho Kings County
Surrogatc's once yesterday. The deceased was en-
gagged Ia the East India rubber trade and carried on
business for many years IN South street. He was u
member OF ST. AIMS Church, on tho Heights, and
universally admired for his many good qualities.
HIS real personal estate Is valued ut $780, 00O and
the following requests mentioned In his last Will
and testamcnt:-
To sarah Dor,ance Brainbcen. wIie of William
Brainbccn tho interest OF 900 during ncr lifetime.
To Francis Alexander Moran, son OF tcstator, 10
cnnbo MN to continue his business, 800. 000 and
$25. 900 additional IN nvo years.
10 tho Evangelical Educational Society OF Phila-
delphis, OF which Rev. W. W. MatlacK Is secretary,
81, 500
To tho American Bible Society, $4,000.
To the Brooklyn Industrial school, S., 600
10 the Protestant Episcopal Home Tor Aged and
Innrm Cergymen IN Tho diocese Of Long Island,
So, UU0.
TO tho Brooklyn Protestant orphan Asy lum, $1,000.
To dcccdenrs wife, Mary Moran, in lieu oil dvwcr, a
lie interest In all tho residue of the estate and al her
death tho property 10 10 DO npportioned among her
children.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-05
EIGHTH REGIMENT ARMORY.

Comptroller Kelly was yesterday requested by the
Board OF Aldermen TO notify the owner Of the build
ing at present occupied MS an armory by the Eighth
reg uaent, N. q. s. N. Y, IN Twenty street, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth avenues, that the city will
not be responsible any longer for the rent Of the
premises.
few minutes after the passage OF the above Mayor
Ely sent IN veto Of the resolution passed ~ a
recent meeting OF tho Aldermen by which author
ity was gwen tor leasing the building At tho
OF Ninth and Twenty seventh street for
use OF this regiment In this veto tho Mayor says
.'Major General Shaler and Inspector General Wood
ward have informed me In writing that they would
recommend the dsbandmcnt OF tho regiment II as
signed TO this armory, aud the officers oil the regiment
have served me with notice that they would disband
rather than occupy these premises aud II would there
be useless IN have these premises for an
armory for the Eighth regiment, or To use the words
OF Inspector General Woodward tho city might as we'll
save expense OF the rent Tor the premises would
not be occupied"
Under the rules OF the Board this laid over
for future consideration.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-05
CAPTAIN BOGARDUS HARD WORK.

Captain A. H. Bogardus who accomplished the ieat
Of breaking 5000 glass balls 900 minutes, IL lying
at tho International Hotel. A HERALD reporter
called on him at his rooms last evening Tho Cap
tain was lying bed suffering evidently great
deal of pain, but very cheerful witna, the thought
of having accomplished the tremendous fcat cnecr
ing him up. He stated tLa, he thought he
would be all right in u lew days; but IL would DO
0ng time before he would attempt such task again.
Tho TACT OF its beng his right alone that was
ected he explained by saying that the charges In tile
gun heavier than usual and tho recoil was such
that hts shoulder first became swollen aud infiamcd.
.Aiter had broken $50 OF tho balls. said Captain
Bogardus, "my right hand was iarIy cramped up,
the lelt. doctor, whose name do not
know, standing by me at tho time and he ordered
mo 10 plunge my hand into bucket OF water az hot
us could possibly bear It, did so, and think IL 1t
were not Tor that scaldug hot water woud not have
pulled through" Captain Bogardus was attended
yesterday by DR.. c. A. rernune AMI Mr. T. 9. Banks
He says he IL willing TO offer any wager from 81 900 to
$4,000 that oncr man living can repeat tho icat he
has inst IN he'd