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Pre-. View Yerk-Inporsant Express

NEW YoREiAprii 1.-THE case Of Meyers,
stockholder against the southern Express
Company, Of which Gen. john was president,
came up before the supreme court Of this city.
The pisintlr seeks to cnjoin the company
from ineurrins debts and collecting sssess-
ments from Stockholders. The court reserves
its decision.
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Co-PARrNIRsHiP .-Ths unlsrsirssd have this
s.s q: nd i. vii s.. ass
byC J. PsIrie. 81 the well. kleHn slsld. corner
" N'"'A : '''"' iii. MePaEksoN.
wAsnISoroS, April IS. ls6s tstarl alT-st
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Bookblnders,
DRoPOsALs FOR GRADING AND GRAVEL.
L LING STREET NORTH.

wAsursoToH. B. e., Rprll Il. isSs
y sslosf: H., On aSNSbiY. .Ss, suii ls.i.ai.
first street. east 10 Seventh :rsst east or 50 much
thereof % the Mayer may direct; the gravel 70 DO
nine inches deep In the centre, tapering of TO four
Inches 81 the gutter line. and to be well rolled and
10 be relieved Of all stone Of improper size
BLAAsss will state the price per cubic yard for
grading and per square yard fer the graveli the
grading TO be paid for only one way, that which
Tho right IL reserved e reject any oI All BIDS.
Apls-A Commissioner Of Fourth Ward.
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From Albany, N. Y.-The Under
ground Railroad MI AiRnad.

Albany, N. Y, April 1.-THE Governor
this morning signed the Brown underground
railroad bill for tunnel road from Oily Hall
Park to West Chester county.
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From Jackson, Miss. - Tho Next
Election.

JACKSON, MISS, Aprill7.-Three sections Of
the franchise bin passed to-day. The seventh
section provides six days voting at the next
election. Twelve members resigned their
seats to-day. Press reporters are excluded
from the convention after this date.
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z S!. T., ;,ss. q. Y; e
Father J, Possl. gsoieE mhrrrsaLf. ESQ. Of
ss y ,cy,y. - Miss ELLA r. HARwoop. fofmerly
BIRCH-QoNsTABLR- At HsmIins N, h.
ehureh' On thursdag sys5ina, the ion instant, BY
MARGARET cossrAbir. both 81 Ills city.
JACksoN-nERcIRR.-. April &c. b. Rev. DR..
Bu!dette. Nj. Tnolrron JACKSON to Miss MkRi
4. MERciRR. all ofwashington city. z
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ooVEhSoR dEARY, of Pennsylvania, called
upon General Grant yesterday morning at
heaaquar'erS' and had an Interview OF over
nan an hour' The Governor will leave for
Harrisburg this morning.
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LONDON, April 1.-THE Prince and Princess
Of Wales dined with the yieeroy Of ireland
last evening. Archbishop Cullen and the Pres
ident Of Msynooth College were present. The
Prince attended the races at Kildare again
to-day.
Warrants have been issued against Gov.
Eyrie, of Jamaica, for prociaiming martial
law. It's reported that Garribaldi has gone
to Naples.
Mensdorf will probably be Austrian ambss.
ssdor to Russia. Kate Dix, daughter Of Gen.
Dix, was married to-day to Mr.. Walsh, mer.
chant Of Japan.
LONDON, Evening, April F.-Consols $50
sasSi Bonds To1I; Ex-dividend Erie ts,1, I'LL
nois e3,s; Atlantic and Great Western ~.
FRANKFORT, April lI.-Bonds arm 7sL.
LIVERPOOL, April 1.-THE cotton market
closed dull-a fraction lower. Sales 900 bales
Uplands, on the spot, l2d@i21.d; anoat, 1874
Gi214d. Orleans l21<dGi2,sd. Breadstufrs
generally firm. Corn easier but unchanged.
LONDON, April lT.-winning horses at New
Market to-day, were Huntington, Biinkhoo-
lie, Phebus and Julius.
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Convicted OF Child Murder.
spRIsoyrsLp, MASS, April lT.-Abrshsm
Knowlton, Of wilbraham, was to-day exam.
ined and convicted on the charge OF numbering
an illegitimate child Of his daughter.
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NAVY DkPARrREsT.-ActinxC Chief Eprin.
eer @. 7. Hsbard, and Acting second As,I.tsnt
Engineer, W. q. MeI.ane, have been honora.
bly, discharged. 20 ...-
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
wAsHiSGroS, April II, ISIS.
On the petition Of LAvisIA l.. BARTLRTr, ad-
niuistratriI OF the estate Of Russell D. Bartlett,
deceased, Of Bangor, Maine, praying for the enten
sion OF = patent granted TO the said Russell d.
Bartlett. the llth day 81 July 1884, for an Improve;
ment In Machine for Making the HeAds Of Shovel
Handles, for seven years from the, expiration Of
said patent, which take. place on tho llth day Of
July, 1905:
Patent Omee on MONDAY. the 2ad day Of June
next. at u o'clock, N. aud all persons are notified
10 appear and show cause, u any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 10
nle IN tho Patent Once their objections. special
forth In writing, at least tcety days before the
day Of hearing; all testimony nled By either party,
70 used at the said hearing, must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules OF thu
o1les. which will be furnished on appl ieation.
iimony. must be nled in the oleo t,eenty days be
fore tbs day Of hearing; the arguments. II any,
within ten days after nling the testimony,
Ordered, also, that this notice be In TIT
Republican and the Intel Lfosncsr, Washington,
D. 2. and in the Whto. Bangor. Maine. once
to Be least sixty d.' gT IsyliSS' to
spi7.Pst Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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From Wilmington, N. C.-Tho Late
storm-rwo Men Killed By Light.

WhhISGToS, N. O., April lT.-During the
storm Yesterday at Laursnburg, Riehiand co.,
Rev. John ID. McKinnon and Lanehiin Nc.
Laurin were struck by lightning and instantly
killed.
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Adjeurnmsnt OF the New Jersey Ls.
glslAGure.

rResTos, April 1.-THE Legislature Ad.
iourasd sins die to-day, after passing eight han-
dred and thirteen bills.
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From Hudson, n. Y..-The Verdict in
the Canaan Murder Case.
Henson, April 1.-THE Jury In the Canaan
murder case, after being nearly twenty-four
hours cut, have found Joseph Brown guilty Of
murder In the first degree, with recommends.
tion to mercy.
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NrTO FARMERs AND PLANTERS
- The sub:eri6er, SssT fSS SALE, n lots =
FINED PoTpREfTs. o. d. Lodi isnuiseturias
COMPANY. made from The night soil blood. ofal and
dead animals Of New York city for which the com
M fiH ;i iSs sHa ss.ias:
to be equal toefoM for. ,oeioM 70 any high price
superphosphats In market. The results on Cors,
the past season. natures the crop from len days
TO I've weeks earlier and doubles the crop. Pam :
planters and farmers, and every Information. sent
free to any emo applying, by Letter ~ othsIEiss 10
10 heElderry's Wharf, Baltimore;
HOOEk wEDDERBURN,
Alexandra, Va. ;
Or to the Lodi Manufacturing Company,
ja25-3m New York.
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From Albany, n. Y.-The New Y0rI
and Erie Railroad BILL under. Con
alteration.

HFo" Albany, ". n.-The New York
and Erie Railroad Bill under. Con.
sidcration.
ALBANY, N. Y, April lT.-In the Sen ate thiI
afternoon the Erie railroad bill WAS updei
confederation. An amendment was adopted
legalizing the guaranteeing by the Erie rail-
road OF the coupons or bonds OF any other
roads necessary to securing a through broad
gauge to Chicngo-vote 10 to Q. Another
amendment was adopted prohibiting any d.
rector, stockholder or officer OF the Centr.
Hudson or Harlem from agreeing with any Of.
aeer, director, stoekhoidcr or agent of the
Erie upon rates for carrying freight or passen.
gers through or to or from any point In the
State.
The following proviso was added to the frat
section Of the bill:
Nothing contained In this section shall effect
any right OF action Of any person against any
nor shall 1t effect any action or process now
pending, save as herein provided; nor shall
anything therein contained be construed 10
affect any liability, civil or criminal, Of nnT
oftcer or agent Of the said Erie road, or OF any
other person. Misappropriation OF tie money!
herein mentioned shall be a felony.
The billy was then ordered to a third reading.
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From Richmond-The Constitution
Adopsea-Politieal Amhirs.

RICHMOND, April 1.-THE convention, ct II
O'Clock, Adopted the constitution By vote Of
81 to 2o.a Three Republicans voted against II.
The Conservative Executive Committee
adopted a call tonight for . convsntion, to
meet here On Thursday, May :, to nominate
State ofDcefA
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PROPOSALS FOR CORN.

PRoPosALs FOR CORN.
oTTIea CuIEY orAargRxAsrRR.,
DEPARTMENT or DAKOTA, J
ST. PAIL, MIss., April 5, iss
Proposals. are invited 70 May rs. at u m. 70 ,pp'
uia. soo) Of shelied INDIAN CORN. In saeks. Al
FORT Dakota, DIT.
al. ~ suaniis, sna sontrset. si thsrsop
be imposed In this case.
Preposals e be addressed to the usdorsignsd, al
Saint Paul, Minnesota.
Z. D. HoLABIRD,
Deputy Quarter master General,
Byt Brig, Gen. U, 3. A.,
Apl7.6t Chief O. N. Dept Of Dakota.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
sy ran ASSOCIATED PRESS.
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
THE PRINCE on WALES IN IRELAND
Warrants Against Gov. Eyris, Of Jamaica
The Austrian Mission 60 'Rsssia
GARIBALDI HAS GONE TO NAPLES
Marriage Of . Daughter Of Msjor General Die
THE EFFECTS OF THE LATE STORM
Five Persons Killed By Lightning
Important Address BY General sshoAsld
THE SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION
The Underground Railroad Bill Signed
The Election In New Orleans, La.
REcoNsTRucTIoN IN SOUTHERN STATES
The New York and Erie Railresd
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UNITED STATES PArEHr OFRI,

WARRINGTON, March %, 1855.
On the petition Of wAhREs SHAW and PARLHI
2. 1REHE, Of Wales, Massachusetts. praying q
the extension Of q pAten, granted TO them the 10Th
day Of June, 1864, for an Improvement In Tsnterin
Cloth, for seven years from the expiration OF said
patent, which takes place on the 2Oth day Of June.
II 10 ordered that The said petition be heard At
the Patent 0aioe, on Aoudsy, the sih day Of June
next, at u clock and 81 persons ate aeta gi
said petition ought not ~ DO granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
ale In the Patent flee their objections, specially
.st forth in wrtinI. a. Least t,osnfy days before
party. To- 30 used q the said hsarlng, ,asst 81
o. the once. which will be furnished on sppliss.
lion.
mony, must be nled in the onlee tioeniy days be.
s s' :! s assrsls I'LL, a. S. t.sfR:
N, SiSas,sS MI IN S ~ SsS: y Ra:.s4 y
TOP, D, o.. and In the Republican, spfinsaeld
.as siss :s KY .s.
previous to the day Of hearing. ~ s-or,
spl-wsw Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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a q "A n ID /.
Wants.

Wt 5Rs Ayp. StsgsI q:
s ss.s e I:: ss:: m. :
doors north Of PsnnsylvAnia svsass lsD-u
EVERY LADY ANp oIsr |. ~. yasl. q.
%:ss Is sG o,S q S Ssis;. Hssi
cents fer . cheeks. and circulars giving .fsli IN
io5Ia.ion Liberal indHss HsS L e ldgis,s Cir
IN washinStoa IL Bo.ion. Ii;s
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Special Notices.

e~. 1.-THE SEA DEAN AHD THEIR
~ REsURRECTioN.n-Ad discourse will be
delivered on this subject in the Methodist Protest.
Mkt iif His S.'Siin I
ps;.i9r Rs pp pl,s Esy:pii1r sSIg,s'
Seal: f Hs,0'' fh' p'0"' are '''a' .pis.H:
ITUALIsM. -sIrs. wilhci,n
- will lecture 10 Harmonial Hall. ?ls Penn.
:. asSSfN R.' sps ard k sSs
Pm. IT.
E- RESI.TRY HoTISE;-se,iss I.
s:S;:s F.ss,; ! i :s:s
pa1isk illsssi voting In sSs District st Columbia,
isF a.: aiifsn safRsfr
s aSsRA id 5sSR s..a ah lsn xrDaaspt q
o,elSeh. r m for the purpose Of rsesivins and re.
N: .I;:!s; i;sssSi:; I y: S.:.Iiss sesissCl.:
septing psupsrs and persons under guard soskip.
& tnd Sh 70
ossaes. sd ssespsiss person. Who Ssvs 9Oius.
tarily given aid and comfort 10 tho Isbels 10 the
'5S a s.,' .s sS' ah SsrH
sf which s e .s. IL gs s, 1. ss
s b Z: ss sns as
~. Il eSS, :,
Dc; .s & ,ssid s.' to NV ss tiss s:s:.
49, PIGEON sHOOTING.-in cons.-
~ Lgusnee Of the freshet In the river, tho
sssn sa Sss nSse S ssi R.s:
The same hour. Aple.a
e~- REGIsTRY NOTICE,-Notiss IL
SE1Nh hsasSh Siysn e all Sgsiiasd y9.srs u a..
ssSS.ss,SI S:Sis.5y y issa. ;ssi;!:s - !
fl EAST " Il L ;sS asD
On Or, THyRsp4I. thfpHf. "a sArvnpAI. til:
ie,b. l7th and lsth instant. fr9m o'sloet 70
:oSSins her ns Sa a' purpose RECEIVING ana re-
II = Ss.sEIS:: entitled K: n A. &c. ,Ssns.:
ipg paupsr. and persons under suardisnship. d
not been convicted Of any infamous crime or u.
fence. and excepting psr.ons who have voluntarily
SsiiOH, ,sSd EGS mi! have been born q aniqr.i
IL which 10 shall safr to vote nsit pfo;edlns sny
S .s ssa hs hr ds e ss ssss : ssS sn
titled 70 vote at any election said city. without
III ysS Sssts ' fSss Eli q fGast e, sn
bring their IaturnllIatien paper. with them. Ia
'i spis Z ''''4 ''' " HoYks. s ssH.ssi,.
80 sECRETARY,s OFFICE, WASH
so ,lNoT0N SKATING CLUB, Ns. i2S Penn
| ayenus, betwsok Ninsteonth aud Twentisth streets
WAsnIEoTes. D, e, April 2, ls6s:-M A sRseia
q Trade Rooms, and In conformity with artiel,
ls q the e.n.,,u,iSs A s,,.s..nsni q ~ va
dition to the assessment Of Is already made, sal,
| assessment to be paid within % days from the III
| instant.
| All certificates not paid up at the expiration o
the 70 days toill BE- forfeited to the ciub-ihe ssere
| iary being AuthoriIsa to issue new ones In lie,
thereof-and those forfeited will Be redeemed =
their par value, upon present.ton 70 the seerearl
will 30 at his once from 10 p. m daily.
aps.iot n. A. MOORE. Secretary.
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From Riehm ond-The Convention
Important Address ~ Cos. scho.
neld-Tho Late storm-Railroad
Bridge Carried Awsy-Three Ne.
ErOea KILLED by IiRhluinR.


RICHMOND, Va, April lin the conycn-
tion Mr.. Hine explained that, under the new
constitution, there were only seven officers in
the county who have to take the oath. The
convention refused-2G TO 32-to suspend the
rules to consider a modification OF the oath.
The convention will adjourn sine die about
midnight.
The storm yesterday washed away the bridge
embankment. Nobody hurt. The road 10 In
running order to-day.
Three negroes were killed by lightning In
Amelia county.
Two houses in this city were washed away
BY the rise Of the creek.
General Schoneld visited and addressed the
convention this morning. He said the iron.clad
oath for Office In the constitution was sx-
tremely Objectionable. He had administered
the reconstruction laws In the State for more
than year, and stated ~ the result Of his ex-
perience that 1t would be impossible to carry
| on the government Of Virginia on such basis.
In appointing registering officers he had found
one, perhaps two capable men In a county
who could take this oath, and yet there were
thirty civil Officers In those counties. In his
opinion the oath would be fatal to the consti.
tuition.
In other respects the constitution was no
better nor worse than those Of other Statos,
but much depended on the men first elected to
carry It out, and that oath restricted the range
necessary for the selection OF the best men.
as party measure It would be fatal.
Applause followed the address, a.,d after
Schoheld left, heated debate commenced In
effect to reconsider the vote adopting be oath.
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engra Wings, and portrait Of the author, =
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Assa.s =, !, !: The bet sns sells n:
orders per week. II will outseil "unels Toni
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A gkTs ANTED
IN pAl

WAITED. AGENTS. SIS 70 - Pei hea.h.
GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
This machine viii stitch. hen, fell. tack. suilt.
.erd: bind braid ..d .nsrSidsr !. .o:t sspsr,or
i: if ~ & 2, ~ s.:tl. a:i H.;
VII sex 'tISns' nor: e, M: 'l..:
stiteh.n Every second stteh saa be eat, asd stiil
As cloth cannot be pullsd apart without tsArinR It.
psnsss, or ., somm!ss iron vhIsh lyles that
smouat sah be made. Address 1ac0MB CO.,
Pittsburg, Pa, or Bsston, Mass.
| CAuri0s.-Do not BE- Imposed upoa ~ ether par
ties Palming en worthless east iron machines, "a
gsnuiae asd really practical cheap nashias mans.
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FROM EUROPE ny CABLE,

The New York and Erie Railresd
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-25

GEO. c. GoRHAM has been doing some
good work in the campaigns in the
Eastern States. this Spring. He can
Yassed New Hampshire and Connecti-
cut, making seven speeches in the for
mer ard thirteen in the latter State.
There is not A more earnest and con-
vincing speaker than Mr.. Gorham that
We know of, anywhere.
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On THE outside page Of the State
Capitol Reporter Of Thursday is an ar
ticie headed with the question, " What
IL steel?" If we may be permitted to
reply we will say that when spelt with
na a, instead of two es, it is an active,
iat:AIsitive, Democratic verb, governed
b. Ga good chance"
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-25

THE Union Pacific Railway Company laid
the rails across the summit Of the Rocky
Mountains last Monday.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02

BRILLIANT AND ENORMOUSLY POWERFUL da!
and night double perspective GLASSES for tourists opea and marine
and general SERMONS OPrcAS No G69 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JULY . 1000

sa might enjoy the emolumen and perglins OF one' ns @
Govpof was Ia error he appointed Chief Inspector person
who ignorant everything saeh an oheer ougs 70
Several speeches against the law and aeommsse
poned knowledge and contest the law IL
should the Law be enforcd the owners Of boilers W @
iii be mt 10 loss of from S5000 james '" GoFer
usto Iouse officer been appointed by the Governor
Inspector" indignation expressed D ino'e Pn A' o
passage OF the law.
PATERSON Money is tight, and in demand from
the country bung purposes and 10 cent readily
entries for the Fourth Paterson closed yesterday
o'clock running race for all horses winner o.
or upward SO seeohd race rosnE,
all horses heats best 3is3 purse SlO thru race nae n Ie
mile catch weight purse se5i urth foot ~ ysds sLo H
race foot Yards under z3 Slo throwing su
$40; hafhundre s5 Samuel Barnard Toow workman & S ne
Daorh shops yesterday morning Demo-
cratic soldiers sailors erY few oft aiteI held Convention a.
Passac night elect delegates to the regular Soldiers anu
Sailors Convention.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
pASSENGRRS 1KRTVED.

FROM SAVANNAH July LIN steamship Thames-Mrs j. War
wick n Baeuet f. T. Lyon A. Davis W. Alexander e. Pen
deton Mr. and Abbey children and servants John Alb
le Robinson j. March Campbell Mrs Syererg seven
children and servant Ellen Hamilton Miss Cath Hamilton James
H. Swed Doyle Charles Hnobo NJ A. Gallagher Col hoseby
L. H. Mcintosh W. H. Davis r. G. Lonen r. v Fraser, George
b. tehel Edwards Miss NJ Bedhoder Mrs w. ienges aud
child Mr. j. H. Craig and children. Miss Craig, NJ and Mrs
w H. Western Williams and child, John Lowell
H. Russell K Csjauces. W. PaTo p Poppnen A.
Mann r. LAurda Jniander A. DuBtole j. Paeron,
l. MafalO
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
TILE PAPAL BATTALION.

-Four of the highest dgnitaries of the Cath
Ole Church in this country have protested against the
fr1nation Of Papa Brigade here, namely: the Arch
bi,hOps of Baltimore, Cincinnati, New YORK, ana st'
ioS who deny that they have had auglt 20 do with the
nroieet They declare the person whom they suspect OF
IL nm individual without airy title 10 the con-
ndeuce of Catholics and Ia their opinion sald BATTALION
N raised would do much more damage than serYce 10
the cause Of the Holy Father
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
Is Of second order with large ten inch buIseye
The following are targets OF tDrd Oruer Whlcu cohl-
Prise balls eyes, four inches in diameter theUScheiGei
PRIAllUM Ms.

The scale OF premiums 10 arranged In respect 70 the
number Of shots For 10 shots IN the center silver
mcdl is given, called the fCSthdIer uestlNd Collar.
SILVER watch or gold medal awarded for % shots in
tie center One WOnd think, from the nccssant firing OF
Yesterday and the apparent careeSsness OF the contest
auts fiat but little was thought Of the pIZes at ALI but
closer Inspection would show that they were fully alive
tO importance of the occasion The following are the
lremlums LStctsbeibei) for all three numbers:
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HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER

THE WEATHER. - mn,
EIvYoRK Hcur T7er Bsr Wtad Hour. Tier so Bn md r
July IL 100 $3.50 S. by T. ~ gaso 80 - ~ ~ -
u go 3O29S 9 - ~. -
$40 1923 s. 5y 7. ii II Stz' ,. -
REMARKs-Mouing-Cloldy overcast rainps 81
cloudy; from 10 II; little eoDat " n
Little coudv slightly cloudy. Bvenng-Lhe may fhenonena-l,
the 4th Of July, at j:4j & thS s NOT ooGu
for number Of years will rise on that memorable evening az
l7 On the lb II viii m about being then the beautiful
grou Of stars called the vsdes sO far from Alpha lanr or de
baran brilliant thAt constellation ASs H. Oh Tue
I4ih. it passes over fourth magnitude star r. Iauf