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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-10
BkAEENE DEsAsTZHs.
BURNING OF THE BRIG yAzoo-sAFTrY oP TIRE CAP
TAIN AND CREW.

BURNING OF THE BRIG yAzoo-sAFErY or TIRE CAP
TAIN AND CREW.
PUoyIDENcr July @ isCj
The intense beat Of The past three days Is tempered
somewhat tonight by showers.
The brig Yazoo Nichols master. from Baltimore VIA
Chester River Md. OF and for Richmond, Me-, with a
cargo of slip-mber caught hro from kerosene lamp ~
the cabin ~ the night Of the 9Th inst m lat 5i' ali
long. rs, and was burned 10 the waters edge
The capt an and crow, eight IN number took TO The
boats and picked mp next day 81 miles south o Pre-
Island Light, by the schr. j. b. Bartlett, Capt Harris,
from phai clpLa and landed hero this afternoon. The
captain AMI mate lost everything but the crew saved Their
clothing
The Yazoo was an A No u vessel, built at Richmond,
Me- IN 1893 and valued al s2l,OUj; partly insured The
captain owned Onc-sixtccnth.
SINKING OF THE STEAMER vIGo-A cAPTAiS DROWNED.
SAvAsxAn Monday. Juy . 1861
The steamer Vieo, coming up the rvcr THIS morning
struck sunken guuboat in tao channel knocking Aoe
in her bottom The cargo is being hgened IN damaged
condition. The extent OF the damage Is not yet ascer-
tanned.
PROvIDEHcf. l.. l. Monday, July !" j.
Can't Philin CorsOn o! the schooner Baniywinci ln
Phillde ohia f.r Fall River knocked from b. vessel
on sunday afternoon az the entrance io Mount bay ana
drowned
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AwoTEsnR GIL CONFEDERATION.

EXTENSIVE FIRE on BEYYRHOFF RUY-TwEETY PRO.
DUCING WELLS DESTROYED
TiTUsyI.LI. Pa July 2 l-lb.
There was a great fire on Bcnnehof Run last night.
Dunng thunder storm the lightning struck the gas pipe
in the Western Union TCcgaph Wen. The IRE quickly
communicated b the tank which exploded, and the OH
down the Run, causing the flames 10 communicate
with several other tanks, which ia tugn exploded eud
caused one Of the heaviest COahaations the oil regions
has ever experienced.
We learn that between Is and % large producing wells
burned up, including two or three large I. wing
wells. among which the Sheridan and Western mon
Telegraph wells, both OF them large flowing wells
The sheridan had eight nine tanks filed with OIL all
of which DESTROYED
As far can learn some 90 900 barrels of OIL we're
destroy d. and estimate the number al much larger
figure than this.
The oil was a foot deep it ru down the Run to Oil
Greek.
There were also between 90 aud - dercks destroyed
the wells o. which were various stlgcs OF completion
The loss cannot be estimated present but II IS very
heavy.
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OF picking pockets at Haem Bridge The prisoner wss AsS
for examination
The following sentenced yesterday By Judge
Russell. - ~~Se~
John Thomas burglar IN the third degree State Prison TIVE
years ana x months. William for attempted
nom the person State Prison years and months.
Iho Sml attempt at grand larceny state Prison years
Prison years and months
Alfred Bniran burglary in the third degree State Prison
'
John Hsrris completely ia tie oaense State Prison
years.
Edward Smith for stealing from hallway Pooitsu
tary for months.
Chris iaB for attempt at grand larceny stealing
harness from stable Prison for years. John VIII
amt FOR picking pockets State Prison for five years. Cars
Jackson attempt at grand larceny State Prison Tor I've
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The weather.

Toaros Noria7 Juy l9.G
-Four f.,tb, wore rerorfed from sulstrokc Yesterday
AMI M. DIV hefl-. TIE weather to-day - COO. and
pleasant During 4 thunder slower lat evening uc
htning struck the dwelling @. George FaT1alk' d.
Urds1u Mass killing hs dtugAter Emma, as1d j., aud
rrls.-aing the other members Of Tie family, but not
htlllv The lightning asD killed several cllc % The
ueghborbood. ...-
Heavy showers ~ rliu Lave ia,a to-day aud tie at
moipheTc is coo. and pleasant ..
WasulSGrr y Monday Jelly l-Gf
raiu-st0rm this evening Of several houn duration las
cooled tie AtmospLorc within doors from 10 20 - de-
PHLADEIrmA July o. l515-pr =.
Rain fell copiously la-t ngut and cooled me an
era.Ie.ab.y Tie Thermometer now sfnnis AZ - ID -
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sOVTu CAROLINA.

RIOT ~ CHARLESTON BETWEEN THE NEGROES AED
TIE P0LCE-CLN. TlDisOE AID COTTON PLANTING.
AUGU71A Monday, D ly p I-05.
There riot in the market A. Chllos,on last Sata-
day night Some negro soldiers were blocking up tlc
passage and were requested 10 dcss by the police. Toe
party then le and shorty sitter returned reinforced AMI
fired into the police dangefousy woundur one or I've
oOlored lysGudeI. Fory policemen charged and routed
the mob.
In rcpy 70 the charge that Cen T.on is interested ~
cotton planting be says Il certify upon honor that
not Interested directly OF indirectly planting IN tins
or any other stale.
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Proirciion for the CITY.

Special Dispstch % The \ 7. If5n1o
WASHINGTON. Monday. July 3 l-66.
On the eth inst the Secretary Of the Navy received
telegram from the Mayor and otaer prominent cz,ns Of
Portland. Me- requesting marine guard to aid in protecting
that city On the c7sung guard Of q men wa dis
patched from Portsmouth Navy Yard. wh suitable number
Of nA.s.-.
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TEE PACIFIC COAST.
sAy FRANCISCO srooK MARKRr-ABUypAyT MINING
SAy TnAsc,sco. Monday

SAs FRANCISCO Monday, July 9. 1906
The stock market Tor ias pas, week has boon generally
.-ertrr Tic viola at 81 .s WIS rever better and hc'
ia gr0viag rnncss n the market VEN Of lbl feet
lrs Lately been discovered H. tie Hal NlTcrOss Mue.
Their rec .i1ts for iAs lat month SlO5OJj i-'
dew ouelfs 10 the S.ase Mine better, the Jane
r-oduot was $l31,0Os
Tho i'-1wn pou' Ninr improves. The juno receipts
s-,-e sip5 non The receipts 0g Gould Curry i0r t.
ueInortl were sl46,0D. For the month Of june the
iDeris Mine reports s6l 90 and Yellow JACKET SolOl0
'r,e a.o1rnts frrn The OTerman Nine axe good
Shsa-h dates % Ml ge. It Iice and sugar lover and
frale generally lri
Ma5na ar,s report sale. o. coffee az s5 2jper Tecll
flr superior. SUGAR, 81
Nrnr SOCK. weak. uow g. .ret 500; Ch3llr,
$500 Opaig 49,. :. -. t.-4-.l Ply.
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sympniI,y IN thr City.

MEETINGS AND CONTRIBUTIONS IN AID OF THB SIP
FERKRs-MgErIyG AT THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
The members Of the NcwY York Produce Exchange
held meeting a. their rooms lel O'Clock YESTERDAY 90
adopt measures oil In relieving sufferer bv tic recon"
disastrous fre IN Portland The meeting called 20 orde
by fis President. sir o L. MAr--s. AID IT. H. D. I'oA
appointed oeoreta.7
Acer come remarks by II slbnrs OF the Association. point
ing urgency ~ the rsor ard r1EsesfitE VARIOUS
modes OF uci..u, tae following preamble snu resolution were
adopted
coaseq ssfia. has O. npan ttr cfens o. Tof snl
recent ffirr.a Ico By syl.ht win
cerrrto erp1rs that plas 4l more tAso7 i
49, I'm. Co.e . - spp.r-- eve sui.-rir
5u. 1u t. member. h-wl Produce ER-ans' Or t
o.. fo-vsriel vih9u se.av 20 Pc .fsy5s ofila city.
Tie following ge-..1eu were 1CCpf llgY nploltc tic
Committee DAVID Bows George d Crasin Ldmutd Ail-cl
R1ber j. G8tty. Ambrose oAva, hc.nTd T. iil.- " -.
Il Newman. Thomas Dunbar james j. Nallce A4ci nai
Baxter ~. j.. Mflgin William swan, JOAN H. Boyni0n,
Francis J. Sasc. =. o. Iii. 1nfy
Contributions either o. ioacy OF provision csa 20 sen, :,
Richard f. Buck 1rsasass- G. the C0m--iltee az No ~
CONTRIBUTION, EEcZIvrD.
Sutton IIv.cul desire o. a'kn0w.lra tho receip % t'
IN 0vu- consul Itsa 90 Tao Ttle of ne t-re7 pt
tae Portland afe o. aldt o. lo TIE amount previous ~
r0ltel Am1sur pTev ).s.y acsrow edged Sl1'- ~ mpi
rs.g q Co. SOL I'oyl Ham. ou 8 Co.. 500 WILSON &
Redmond { .l9. 4. Seelod Noirs 80 Newman O1def
d5lol Co., en-. = i. D~nr, 80 1s' e. '1@. q '''
RfCHvCD AT TIE MAYORS oFPCE
Previously acknowledged si-'. Iei 6oEhcr, D. An1o,
go. AtopA ll.-a fNoiItTe. Tempe Aus Jes-ull y.
leTi.J. - p Koha, CIR e. SOD DI.cnas . ; i+oa
e.. John u. Wal jersey Ctf, g. Fe.iy SAVING
s. T. T. We're ~. ~ Gro5dsut. 500 American i,
Dress Company sd r. ossiae siu' John a. scA" iI-
g. J. =. j.. ST. 49,. 49,. L..
does extend Portland t1ev ar prevented oA con
tfisu.l.g services a. ven as llail.-
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CRIMINAL RECORD The following cases were
bop before Justice Connolly q, yesterdays session Of the
rh plc D,triet Court. james aud Adam Ortiz entered
complan, Of assault, and battery against PATRICK 10y
Michael Hastings Cornelius Hefern and George Howard
Inc corpainau testified that they met the prisoners on
s, o frlgboat Oh sunday When one Oh the prisoners
ss engaged In iobbng snail boy OF cherries complainant
wh lac thief when he aud his comic deroes SCI
mon ana beat compliments The PRISONERS wers Aed " au
aver in che sum ol -30 each ,,,.---.., .....i.
m sftarq aud vas cl l ODE sum " 500 % answer tAe
charge. IT. Nf.c.... ri, ,t, oh.r,s
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FORTRESS MONROE.

NEW HALL FOR ODD FHLLOWS-CHARGLD WITH At
TEMPTED sMUGGLfHG-A YOUNG LADY BURNED TO
DEATH.
FoRTREss M0fRoE. saturday. July T. loo
Interesting ceremonies attending The Ge4lca.i1a o a
now lidg, bal! Of TIE Grehl' Lodge ~ OH 10
lows No II took Place 90 Hampton last cv'niag
The bark Aquii.a, nom Hi0 JalcrO, bound - Ne"-
Yors which has been here fJI the past days hls h'fl
placed ind bonds by The Collector Of Norfolk ulnn DE-
formation received from h Inspector " Customs "a is
place. Oh thc change of attempt % smuEac nuuici s
bl.s of coffee ami several o. liquors l0 on te W
sells manifest which wcre discovered sec.cci dufing a.
examination The Collector OF New York has been a. =
pnsed OF TIE discovery
young lady named Mary summers, a resident OF The
eastern shore OF Virginia was bul4ci 10 death yoseldly
a!terno0a. "a N0rfo.l.
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GEN. sEEEa3zAN.

uls qECE7-rOy At PHILADELPHIA VI. T2RoAY-SERL-
MADE III THE UNION LEAGU1-Hl5 REMARKS ~
REPLY.
THuADELPHIA, Monday, July O., $50.
Con 81 rIuao w, expected here iait evening ar
rived t3 ~ -Iuilg ~ D. . l1 lie was met 10 O.. hoiri
Ir u ior-gen M.t.. aad epslt the morning dr. VEG
rrsL tAc suburbs a. tho riy with that distinguished
oG eo- tie Hon. Mouon Mc3 taei Commodore Turner,
who charge ~ lc i.7--cll5 10 tbs station, al LIZ
D. l.. Hamsog,j IT,
Tie ,.-y were entertained with luncheon AZ the resi-
foaoo II o., Mayor III tae efler-O5u n company with
number os il.as ard gaItc-e-. D.. ig9l-ild lct ~
fI.o Ilnd wa. visited bv Con. Sherman. IRON titt
,1t '.e party took s'c1-tr ~ tie Nary-l aga, NhcT'
Ce- Sc rnau was -r..;ed hy Commodore b. ige VITA
o -aut, ard ,.e customary -c-aoule- Que l-S rtlk
& c- va ~ al, gates of De ward, when II had become
'-.1r. ti.+ -lc Grir-i W.ill f-.s was lmH'ns'. j.
f.e cv,r.n, Gen. Sac-ra, dgci % tle Uaioa LclSg'
House. and o. late. horr wi' s1renade Oy 'iai ''1!
Tn.Gs.sll WI. l.4l, T.. N-s y.l cl.y Tomorrow
" .r..ug.
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6perial Notices.

Gales ATaby Bs fsishteI the breath On,
spice bowers enhancing The perfums Of The
NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUs OF PHALOS L SON But uiaa
that you the sa iis" VITA the iadOremeat Phasa a.
son Performers NswYsrk blown .he sl'' 81 tho bottle All
o.hsr, are .puriou. sod By al Druggists.
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NEW ORLEANS Monday. Jl'r % l-ni
Texls cotton news D. uniavorlbc. Too crop D. cs-
mattel % be about eue-i .urth. The worms age ilc.'t-
iug. 400. o..
Cl.,0u rrohargel sale. fao h@isa ~ Mill.ius AZ 81
..ic to.fav- receipts 40 bales. Sterling rAAi--'
3D. Fraisat. dull. New York exchange, premium.
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RAILROAD AcoiDEyr.-Ofieer Kelly Of the Finh
Precinct a. q o'clock yesterday morning found Patrick
Mnahan IN broadway suffering IS he states FROM injuries
received sunday BY beng run o'e ~ DesAeh Di ' -
the New York auf Erie Railroad ae .h.eg convey
sl1ro rnaa 20 ne Non.Y5rk Hospital Miahan Is anaiye
Of L ci1ad. aged "a years.
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1t .. O'Clock p yesterday "nne lne hAp AiarsAcS
a. ti. ib,r,l of a e.rao Of iron at Pier No. u North
RIVER aScUt svcn.y ss u tEe Pier sudieny gave way With
a cgas and sunk ~ a, river beneath ~ WIZ .DSl.
P, has beea missing the accident and supposed 70
have been buried bsncith tle mass
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NEw.JERsRY Ne ws.

Destruction o. THE IMMENSE ABBArOiR AT COM
MSpAw 81 THE The immense abba'oir In course
ofcoas'ucoa al Commuapaw. on The Central Railroad OF
Newesey destroyed by the tornado which passed over
the city ab,u, O'Clock sunday night The building which
Constructed Of heavy timber was 3 feet lensh . feet
which three stories high the building was partially ia
ne tornado which svsp, along from the Yves; struck the
6adpg close to tae sa@,sJ 1s b0s aLl crushed
TO ihc ground with tremendous crash The scan,ng rafs
cl banking aad al the SMALL timber Wis broken 10 pieces
we-, m. much damaged
Tle win "a. gpo2 RoseoF T;aSy contract ors ,esl
!rc u Chicago Mr. Roscow Yesterday afternoon made al
mate an j. Of 1e opiaioa that the ianase V DC between
lie building was 20 have been completed the lat Of An
rrs The contractors VII pgt e. az aiiit!ona force OF "
men and Lopez 70 have the buildings completed within
a f,w days OF the tine agreed upon.
Two men we're il The badng bui moment before &c
co. - E i,rs f,e, trv bosi In cours OF cons ruct!on
aad bu partially nco5ef. bur Is was he balins was
shook 10 te 0aaatoa anu was very neatly hurled oVeF'
ARREST or COUNyERPEITRas.-Tw young men,
raager vera arrested Hoboen yesterday while engaged
IA passing couutrot United satos 50 cent currency The
" 80 % ID mOIey was ioEnd on QUO o. them Ol-ls
s5aes Jackson o: Jersey CITY committed them ior trial
Drowned IN THR CAyAL.-A colored boy. IL years
o. age named Samuel johnson was drowned vale bathing
.n Morris Canal the Lafayette Bridge on sunday
afternoon lis body subsequently recovered by oae Of
h companions named Powers Deceased resided az the
corner Of last Broadway aad Canals, New.YosA.
Srnpry pEAru.-A woman named Ellen Camp.
be employed at 1oyors Hotel Jose, cis, was 'SAvD
suddenly 3D. Sunday evening and died within an hour and
before medical aid could be summoned Deceased had beea
working n he kitchen during the day and complained Q! i
rusa " blood dead The romans were conveyed to TIE
Ansuousc AID lie Inquest was ostgoned until to-day 1G
tle purpose % Having post mortem made
INcEYDIARY FIRg.--Last evening. shortly alter :
o'clock M attempt made burn down the saeratus fac
tory corner o. Washington AMI WGrensts, Jersey City
owned b. Mr. Andrews 60,
ing AID discovered under good heidWay EhEAe
Company No lying 10 that vicinity got 10 WORK IL iw
gues and cxtinCsc cd the flames before any damage ul
cosequeac done In the second story o. the Dli'As
Wss storel 80 sacks o. saltpeier.
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Tsc CIly or Saturday and
Sunday
ACTION OFTHE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES
SYMPATHY III THIS AEp OTHER CITIES.
TIE CITY ON sArunpAY.

egcs Who have pundercl adcrmiuaieY IL al sections Of
A. s,r O'Clock this morning man named Noses Russell
relieved oI lnch' booh containing e.,'1 VIM i4
sue tefs have alec been reported Alo't OF tie I3sea
arc supposed fo bl from Boston and Eew-lo4. AID Mayor
rte teecrlpbcd tolg'e detective sent Oh oa t-0s3
one. o. f.rehead ana arrsst chem.
a. ,a. we're issued Zoe Old Civ Hal this morning %
,l. .I aDmo..s people They received chem baskets
PAL. lercs &C.. and quickly hurried to their qsl.les on
Mono' Iil vterehe huneel Of many deso.a'e chill was
app,s..l Ile scene was oac tiniv affecting
Mayor continues O. receive afec COMPETITIONS from AZ
depaa iid Washington nave all responded literally aui
promised additional assistance. Newburypor has ssni
n o Aerl ORR ladies' visiting here returned home Friday
vli.- COMPUTING t9cr Nsl Lacy sa.l t-eJ @tie sAt4s
fst of te.r friends when there aca urgent GALS for
I.. s thct toa make inst such BOO the dsbu
toa among the sufferers by the fire as her 1isnent
ra s'ris 90 b1r-ci district have been Ear cleared
49, M aiers,le in nearly ON or ci.oh, Noi~I,a,ane.
h,a ..-y eap,c-a co-rag away ne iu92''l ana eA-
60 fo,t a S,ai-l tic i.r~oS' isverv hrm in The
Sta psl.e. their mot luah.e articles comprising watches
S' ,i ,,-. laas.r.c,. iy Mc.sr.. 4, omrsoa & Co.
nv Herea .la ple-t boz position las spray Tie upper
,r-- r,.ri ~ aaa vcr. found 20 b. per
f.r ,s.i.ct eel. rr6h.si-lg tleimouec' indicated
rsssriae tie fact that every scat hero has been
'ei ala clpeo ana t'eiy s so.e - ~, 80.
rri'r 01 lteT unmher o,cn E1w without zoos 10
ras.e of them women cad children. wao are holse.es
- iio ,-.,,r,.s of their fellow non AMI TIE
mos q cafC a. .a Almighty aru
.. ..-. .,. e., -. g,--is. S,.t,,-, o.s,-.i,,
" " =, 81. I,,.,,.l. ID Amin. A. hi, bu,.u,t.
d. ..'. -, mn ,fnr,.v Eli r the p5i.e Will, be-
10 ...-,.'. -t-.' ~ 49,, IN II 1' i,,,f.fv AMI
N'' .', .-, @o IT., t,...-,,-e utsol-
o. .' .-4s'~ 49, L .,,-l-. 81 I. ,.. =, -'Io-.,-
- ...... S.. ti.t .I.t,rt .,o.',- 49, si...
- -. o. 90 .-,,-s.t io-- az ..s.r s1--.. H.
&C. f-.. b. '.ff.r MIN a I5-rs ortu ben OF
. Sam. ...rr,.-..r.. ,-t9 .src l,sa .rr.,'eI Will,
f
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Iv,nGRArON.-Il following table shows tie
t, number Of passengers arrived at Castle Garden delng
ts month o. June 1865 tie several ports o. their emb'Ffl
ton an n r varied c-sh itons A. also tie 'o' L1I'eF
s--..l- hrn.rht from eloh Elr0pcln plri.
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ALDAAr. Monday. JULY p leo.
meeting Of hgllr respectable citizens held u the
CITY Hall tonight committees appointed 20 wait
The business men aud ask af for the Portland sufferers
Nm IL.
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Jog DAD -lec men was uiset A t1e o'l l'"l go
$500 r... w. d.. r-f U,r.e on sunday evening TIE party
1d url9.i.r laFa been drowned but or tAc ii9-.I as
,l,ta.cs Oh members % t-s \ as4t Cub
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UI'ANIUAE OF NAI y IINI0's'' 1T
soa who's. ntsadcd voyage to Europe 10 his miniature s'
Of three uns burlen hre previously men.',ned N la
ryr tool Ls departure Yesterday ps.hE ot'lt hog~
,- a. clock o. M bound for Liverpool England As he
al een iu tnc track n tic the way. We shan
probably have frequent nsws OF BE progress
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notwithstanding the fac. that the size ofTug TRiB
uNE mas been increased than quarter the psce win
the
TERMS.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Mail subscribers snQle copy, numbss... ~ 90
Mah subscribers clubs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Ten copies addressed OF subscribers 50
Twenty COPIES addressed 70 names Of Subscribers %
Tan COMES 10 one address
Twenty copies address. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 20
An extra copy will be sent for each club Of ten.
SEMI-WEE1LY TRIBUSR.
Subscribers copy year-l0i numbers %
Mail subscriber copies. yearl0i numbers o.
Mail subscr ber copies for each copy.-.... 90
Persons renting for 10 copies $50 will extra ccps
for 9 months.
Persons renting for IS sij viii receive an ertra COPY
% one
DAILY TRIBUNE.
$40 per annum; - for SIX months
Aditvss THE rRIBUkE. New Yorf-
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Meetings Of sympnshy.
PROVIDENCE.

PROVIDENCE.
PROyIDEycE July 4. T.
Upwards Of a. })) suhsc-ibed here eday for the
Portland sufferer Collections wcro taken up IN the
churches to-day, fox the same purpose.
BOSTON
boston Monday July ? 1861.
Ne,rv f. 900 subserbed within three hour to-day
10 STAT ST. for Portland a. is expected the cash suO-
scup,,ols IL Boston viii reach 100000 by tomorrow.
WASHINGTON.
WAsWyGTYv. Monday jay q. 1866
A meeting Is called Tor tomorrow evening under tie
auspices OF t May0r Of ishiAgion, Of citizens Of NJ lne
now s1;oarinc hcT, ami Others or The purpose ct a1n-
fo the relief "a the Portland sufferers bv the
lac hrs.
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: MovTR A. Monday. July D lti6.
There are 10 gns OF the steamer 90. DAVID Weather
hac AL c1l
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Bathing suits

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
GENTLEMEN
FURNISHING GOODS
SHIRTS AND ..f
SUMNER UNDER WEAR.
IA srs.i vuis.y.
DEvLIN co,
BROADWAY Coz wARREE.Sr.
BROADWAY Goa ORAsDsr-
The Best Parss,ise n, rhe worid.
RADwAYs REGULATING PILLS
COATED WITH SWEET GUMS
Frss from ie,
Never .cssa or pis-
The only vsss.as'. substitute To- sae. mercury
world aai ups'' 70 a. plsiiTe alternative OF ea'Sn'1 p. i.
genera. a's.
THEY PURIFY THE BLOOD
REGULATE THE SYSTEM
AND PUaoB
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-10

ARREST OF CoUNTERPETEas.-Two young men,
raages arrested IN Ho5okeu yesterday while engaged
N passag counterfeit United Saos 50 cent currency The
s 1r j l bad 0Ley f0End OF them COMIis-
0ass Jackson o. jersey City committed them FOR trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-10

The EXCISE LAw.-Jo5eph NJ Ketchum, proprie'
toy OF the Montauk Hotel No l. Fu,ons 10 have been
brought before Judge Gilbert OF the King County Supreme
t veerliy but a. counsel the defense not pre-
pared tie case adjourned init; Weiaoiy az O'Clock a.
H. when ~. Do argued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-10

SAD ACCIDENT Samuel Kinka,e. young seaman
on board the BARK RoserA living ~ the FOO Of s0cth SXhst
D. lad hs right trrby crushed between the bridge
and AZ KOOseyeit-s- ferry yesterday afternoon
Ibs unfornat man was carried to tie City hospital by
Of the Forty fih Precinct who're ampnai;oa
wa. ler.lnmol knkaie belongs % Glsgow. oc0tlani.