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A Man Prosecuted for Bisamy by His Chill
dren.
BALTIMORE, June 7, 1870
Thomas Wills, arrested here at the instance of his
son on Q charge OF being an escaped convict from
Blackwell's Island, N. Y, and also on further
charge Of bigamy had an examination last evening
on the latter charge and was committed to await
the action of the Grand Jury. Wills formerly
sided IN England, where he married his first wife In
1872 He deserted her In 1901, coming to this coun.
try. Several years afterwards she followed and
found him In Vermont. They then lived together as
husband and wife in Philadelphia until about two
years ago, when he again deserted her. The wife
again found MIN In New York. where, upon
charges preferred by her, he arrested and sent
TO Blackwelps lslaud Wills alleges that he served
out his full term, but his son asserts that he
escaped. He came to Baltimore. and on the
2Stp OF October last married with q Miss Harvey
who keeps q millinery store In West Baltimore
street, under tie name OF Henry Roberts. The mar.
Rage ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr..
Ful4k wins hrst vile ana their two sons, aged re-
sp4ctftely twenty-rwo and twenty -four years. were
prevent at the examination last evening before the
Justice. Wills Is forty mine years old He is Of
large stature and was brewer and disttller in
Hngland.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

The Steamship Tripoli Safe-The Boston,
Hartford and Erie Railroad.
BOSTON, June Z, 1870.
The steamship TripOli, before mentioned ashore
on Cohassett, was got or without much difficulty
on the food tide. and after being extricated from
her dangerous position proceeded for the city,
reaching her berth at seven p. M. The extent OF
the damage IS not exactly ascertaned, but 1t Is
probably confined to the forward part OF the vcs-
sells bottom, where hole was stove so that one OF
the compartments was filled with water The in
Jury is not serious. The vessel was in charge OF
q Boston pilot when she struck. The passengers
are all well.
The Senate to-day assigned Thursday next, at
haif-past twelve for taking the question ordering
to third reading the bill In aid OF the Boston, Hart.
ford and Erie Railway.
The Rev. David Reed for forty years widely known
as proprietor OF the Christian register which he
founded ded last evening at his residence at Boston
Highlands aged seventy-nine years.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

California Railroad NI0nOp0Iy-Sharp Prac.
tice Of q Shipmaster-The Oregon Eiec-
ti0n.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 7, 1870
The British ship William Wilson sailed for Bakers
Island yesterday. The vessel was In the possession
Of the United states Marshal pending suit in the
District Court The captain forced the Marshal over
board and put to sea. 1t is rumored that revenue
cutter will be sent in pursuit.
During last week S122 O0o In gold was RENTED
overland to New York.
The Chollar and the Hale Norcross mining
companies have declared dividends; the former 81
and the latter 81 SO per share.
The entire democratic State ticket is probably
elected in Oregon The republicans claim the men,
Der OF Congress. The Legislature Is doubtful The
indcatlons are tnat the democratic majority will be
from five TO eight on joint ballot The general re-
suit shows large republican gains.
Garfield, republican, Is elected delegate to Con-
gress from Washington Territory.
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sani c'ams which may occupy Ave years In adj.
Nominations by the President.
The President to-day nonn.naed 10 the Senate
Albert NJ. Farney to he collector OF customs AZ Bra
zos de Santiago, Texas James Is De."oro OF idiahss
to be Associate Justice of he;suprehs Court OF Cot-
orado Samuel ID. Houston. TO be receiver OF pubiic
money ut Junction City. Kansas; o. II. Sreldon u
ne postmaster at Buriingamc Kansas.
Nominations Couarmsd.
The Senate in executive session to-day cOndrnlee
the following Nominations
6spsr:@en,' al@er Marsoa. Of New Hampshire, to DO
Of Land oace, district Of A. Shannon Receiver
g Land once se.s:i.a a.siisi B. dsr:Ssrs.
Fss 8. ss sss:
J.soS sssRs
SSnsSS cosa.Se fssyoS, fS K.ns s az
1.:.:'o,. p isy.s! 4 6oass.., ss.rS y.s
s.e n',s D. sSs ss oss
e 1d.n. RaS Second wsSoSSs, sseSaa y Ss
Tsr.s 1s, %
IN The Navy; %ii.m H. fats second xssissan, snSnser
xna% s9. f1'ss q s ,, p:ps" fss
Navy on ths retired isi u.....-m. -
Charles % wsss:ss' sssa For, fs'5 4. q Creme
Mass Ms J. II. swelds Framinghsm, Mass Henry Il.
;s%s. T. sssssr Akron, ioS. dsors: JoSas
S"a n A.idsss B.od
ss9anssa so3 Calvin sasm T.
Ibo.eph be aooS Dsases Mass: sna.,sl Luther Ar
TsI.. ds0Tse Lander, Fayeasyiiis. n H. 4. Jarvis.
Nsilsnry s Macon lewis s1st seot aSnfG% GS%vs lie n
New York storekcepers Appointed.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has appointed Nor
man Etenge aad Isaac Hallanback storekeepers In
the New York Custom House, at salary OF four
dollars per day.
Another Amendment to the Currency Bill.
Representative Coburn's amendment 10 the Cur
rency bill provides first that the banking capital he
increased $50 900 the present basis second,
the redistribution Of $4,000 ooo and third FOR the
issue OF $44 900 900 OF United States notes as sub
stitute for the three per cent bank reserves.
Personal.
A movement is on foot among the leading citizens
Of Washington to present Senator Stewart with q
house and lot, testimonial OF their appreciation
Of his interest In the prosperity, progress and en-
bellishment Of the national capital.
Judge Pierrepont is on another visit TO this city.
His presence is In connection with hts withdrawal
from his present office.
Tho American Cable Company.
The Senate Committee Oh Foreign Relations To-
day heard the counsel OF the American Cable Com-
pany. Mr. Hodges Of Boston, support OF their petit
tIon for subsidy.
Merited Services Rewarded.
The Secretary OF War makes known his commenaa-
0n of the good conduct displayed by Lieutenant
william r. Harmon, Tenth cavalry, who pursued
and captured eleven robbers one OF them deserter.
and recovered 1877 government mules, two horses
and two wagons, which were stolen from Bui
creek, Indian Territory.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKKr.-LoNDoN, June I'll p M
Consos for money S2es Tor the account 92s. American
Great Western, 29H.
PAniss BoURsE:-PARIe, June 7-Bourse closed quiet
rentes, ~ francs SO centimes. '''
FRANKFORT BOURsE.-FRANKrORT, June I-JJnfed
saes bonds closed hrm but quiet at sS s6 aaus
Of 1862
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LrvRRPooI., June =
II A. MThe shipments OF cotton from Bombay the 9Th
inst. since the last report, have been 000O0 bales
HAvRE COTTON MARKET.-HAvRE, June 7.-Cotton
opened heavy both spot and afoat
TRADE AT Observation-Disclosures Err, June THE
advices report the market for and fabrics steady
LivERPOoL BREApsTUFrs MARkET.-lIvERPooL, June
7p M Wheat los 3d. los 3d. per Genital for California
white and &c. 3d. for No. red Western The wheat receipts
for three days. 27oO quarters including $3.50 quarters
American
LoNDoN PRODUCE MARKET.-LoNDoN, June I'll p. M
Linseed cakes are in demand Calcutta inseed firm. Hops
firm. Turpentine firm at 3s per cwt Spirits petroleum is
5kd. per gallon. Linseed oil E3a q LIB S. per ton.
PgrRoLEuM MARkKT.-ANrwRRP June 7--Petroeum
closed heavy at t2a<f.
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MISSOURI.

The St. Louis, Alton and Terre Hnute Rail.
r0nd Compnny-New Board OF Directors
Elected.
ST. LOUIS, June Z 1870.
At the annual meeting OF the Board Of Directors
and Stockholders Of the st. Louis, Alton and Terre
Haute Railway Company yesterday new Board OF
Directors elected for the ensuing year. Of whom
the following were from New York:-Messrs Charles
Butler, Thomas Denny, Robert B0gardus. s. J. IT,
den ana Russell Sage. The new board elected the
Secretary,W G. Brought0n, and Assistant Secretary
G. II. Gurey The report made shows the total ex-
pendtures Of 1860 to have been $119 1877 total earn
ing in 1889 were S658,02
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RED RIVER.

Another Fenian Finsco-Frcnch settlers Fa-
voring Indepsndencc--The Legislature Fa-
vornbie 10 tho Manitoba Hill.
TORONTO, ontario, June 7, 1870
IL Is stated that about one hundred Chicago
Fenans threatened raid on camp at Sault Sainte
Marie. Preparations having been made to meet
toem " Is believed they decided to go to Duluth.
intelligence has been received rom Fort Garry
that large meeting OF French settlers had been
held at White Horse Plains, when nghrng and re-
sistance to the Red River expedition was unanl-
mousy favored 1t IL believed that declaration or
independence will be Issued
Rel Is making no preparations TO oppose the ex-
pediton. The Manitoba bill win probably be adopted
BY the Red River Legislature.
Two companies OF United states infantry have ar
rived st. Joseph.
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PENNS YLVANI

Shocking Murder and Suicide in Philadel.
phia-A Young Girl Shot by Her Lover.
Who Afterwards Kills Himself.
PHILADELPHIA, June 7, 1870.
About haif.past nine p. NJ, at the house of p. A.
Holloway, in Ninth street, near Wharton. in the
southwestern part OF the city, Amelia Mclaughlin,
aged twenty-sx, a domestic, was shot and killed
by a young man, a gashtter, named william STRAIT
ton. who Immediately afterwards shot himself
III the head, dying in few minutes. Stratton was
OF incorporate habits and had been in the habit OF
visiting The girl. He was forbidden the house few
weeks ago. When he fired at her this evening he
was close enough to set fire to her clothes, and put
two balls into her breast.
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OHIO.

Meeting Of the National Photographers,
Association.
CLEVELAND, June 7, 1870.
The National Photographers Association com.
menced its annual meeting at the Central Rink this
afternoon. The meeting will continue through the
week. large number of photographers are pre-
sent, and more are expected. It is thought from
800 to 400 members OF this department Of art will be
present. The photographs on exhibition is the
largest collection ever seen In this country, aud the
finest specimens OF Photographic art, embracing
every variety yet exhibited.
The address OF welcome was delivered by Mr.. ]. T.
Ryder, OF Cleveland. Mr.. Abram Bogardus. OF New
York. responded.
The remainder OF the session was devoted to
arranging the programme l0r the week.
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TtleeRApHIc NEWS ITEMS.

John Campbell OF Amesbury, Mass, yesterday while In
6t OF jealousy shot and mortaly wounded his wife
resolution has been introduced into the New Hampshire
Legislature censpg the Congress in making the
Northern Pacific Railroad land grant.
John Conover. aged sxtyhve years, suicide
Philadelphia yesterday by hanging himself with his suspend
TO a bed post.
Al the municipal election in Merden. Conn., ON Monday
the citizens ticket composed of meh of both parties
elected over the regular republican ticket.
The body of middle aged found In the Hu6son
At Tvo on Monday had on dark pants and heavy Eoots
The body not being identified was inferred at Tivol.
The colored people OF Syracuse, N. Y yeserdsv oele
brated the ratification of the fifteenth amendsnt The
celebration closed with an address, la the evening
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IT Ally.

Reform and the ssReds.',
FLORENCE, June Z, 1870.
The discovery of a secret political movement in
Leghorn has led to prompt action for it's suppression.
Twenty-Five persons implicated in the AFFAIR have
been arrested, and the police are searching for
other parties All needful precautions nLve been
taken by the officer In command OF the garrison.
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THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

Report Of the Minister Of Fiuance-shippiug
Intelligence.
SAN FRANCISCO, June Q, 1870.
The dates from Honolulu by the steamship Ajax
are to the 23d Of May. The Legislative Assembly
was In session. The report OF the Minister OF FL
nance shows that the receipts Of the national treasury
for two years were $99s,oOo The expenditure for
the same period was @ssS,Ooo. The public debt was
$4,000.
The United States ship Jamestown sailed for the
MicrOnesian Islands April 30. The Austrian frgate
ID. nau sailed for CallaO May l. Several New Bedford
whaers sailed on the 10Th
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CORNELL UNIVERSITY.

The Annual COmmencement-HOra Seymour
to Deliver the Address Before the College
Of History.
ITHACA N. Y, June 7, 1870.
Horatio Seymour has accepted the invitation to
be present at the commencement exercises OF Cor
nell University on June 80 and to deliver the ad.
dress on the previous evening before the College OF
History. The other leading addresses Will be delv.
the College OF Agriculture and Mechanic Arts and
9. ID. Bridgman. OF Albany, before the College OF
Literature and Philosophy.
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Fire in FontainbIeau Forest.

Fire in Fontainblenu Forest.
PARIS, June 7, 1870
Owing to the long continued dry weather fres in
enc woods have occurred quite frequently through
out Europe lately. These have been attended in
many cases with loss of life and property.
= Yesterday fire occurred in the beautiful forest
OF Fontanbleau, only few miles from this city. 1t
ragged fercey nearly all day. sweeping over hundreds
OF acres and causing much damage. The people OF the
tcty Of Fontanbleau turned out in large force and
succeeded in checking the flames.
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THE REHILL MASsLAuGsTER CASE.
Conclusion Of the Trial at Jersey City-Dr.
Carey Acquitted.

The trial OF DR.. James Carey for the manslaughier
of Ellen Refill, was resumed In the Court
of Sessions In Jersey City yesterday MORN
ing. Drs. Watson, Case, Vondy, Gardner and
var.ck were examined and stated their views
from the post mortem examination. The hrst
mentioned considered that the severe laceration3
inflicted With the forceps could never be ustihabe.
The forceps is used, according to statistics, In
about one out OF two hundred cases. The entire
medical testimony went 10 show that death re-
suited from the combined effects OF hemorrhage
and the shock to the nervous system. Ur. Varlck
stated tnat II was never necessary TO produce lace
ratiOns In the OF the forceps; these lacerations
indicated Careless use OF the forceps; there was
nothing III the eVidsnce which he heard TO lead hik
Mr. Winfield summed up In a powerful address for
the prisoner and Mr.. Garretson, District Attorney,
replied The case was & ven TO the jury shortly after
five o'clock, and they were out only three minutes
when they brought IN q verdict OF not guilty.
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ROME.

American Preiatical Independence.
ROME, June Z, 1870.
The Augsburg Gazette says that the American dele
gates In the Ecumenical Council show growing
dlsincnatiOn to the Papai infallibility DOGMA and
are 'disgusted with the sophistry and sycophancy
, OF It's advocates"
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Spanish Legislation on Royalty
and Railroads.
American Opposition to Papal
Infallibility.
italian Revolutionism and Politi-
cal Agitation.
Fire I'm the Forest of FOn-
tainebleau.
SPAIN.

The Throne Question In Parliament.
90 MADRID, June Z. 1870.
The debate on the question OF electing king COM
menced p the Cortes yesterday. 1t opens with ami
NATION and bids fair to become exciting. ~
The most prominent among the speakers yesterday
was SeHor Rivero. He created marked sensation
by declaring that the restoration Of the BoprbQns in
Spain would never be permitted BY the majority.
He then proceeded to denounce monarchy In gen.
.erai maintaining that it had produced oil the evils
from which spain suffered.
The speech was received with frequent cheers and
had an undentabe effect on the members.
Replies were made by the supporters Of royalty.
The discussion lasted until late hour. when, with
out taking action on the question, the Cortes ad.
journed.
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Masonry.

PARIS, June T. 1870.
General Mellinet has been reelected Grand Master
OF the Masonic Order in France by 100 votes Carnot
formerly republican deputy to the Corps Legtslatif,
was also candidate, and received 125 votes.
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Charity,

LIVERPOOL. June Z, 1870
Yesterday afternoon Lord Derby laid the corner
stone OF the new Stanley Hospital In this city, Ap-
propriate speeches were made by Lord Derby and
other celebrities. large crowd OF people witnessed
the ceremonies.
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Party Division.

PARIS, June 4 1870.
The breach in the party OF the left In the Corps
Legsiatif is complete. Differences Of opinion to
y the attitude to be maintained toward the Olivier
Ministry led to the separation.
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Hopeful.

PARIS June T. 1870.
the smallpox is decreasing in this city. The
type Of the disease is not so virulent as at FIRST
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The Police.

PARIS June I, 1870.
man has been arrested at Marseilles who is sup.
posed to have made the murderous assault on the
Austrian General Grenneville at Rome In 1858.
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GERMAN
Trade in Frn nkfOrt.

Trade In Frankfort.
ERANKFoRT-oN June I, 1870.
What is known as the "dead season. has fairly
set in in commercial circles here. few transac.
tions are made in mortgage bonds. and there is but
little doing else.
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A.-For Restoring the Original Color Of tho
HhIR, DISTRESSING DANDRUFF AND CLEANSING THE
SCALP, RbSTORER AMERICA IS WITHOUT AN EQUAL
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ENGLAND.
Telegraph Interruption.

LONDON, June 7, 1870.
The news Is meagre to-day. The telegraph lines
are still deranged in some directions and pariicu-
1ary In Ireland Dispatches and from that island
are somewhat delayed.
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Mum q CO., 81 Park Row, New York.
the United States and all 70 reign couu tries
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INDIA.
The Cotton Crop.

BOMBAY, June g. VIA LONDON, June :.
The prospects OF the cotton crop are improving.
Heavy rains have fallen in the planting districts and
the apprehensions Of a short crop have been re.
moved.
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Rupture Cured Witbout Detention frew
onsness Expanauon Pamphlets l0c. Address q, AUG,
GREGORY, N. D., SO f,roadway.
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Hecker's Fariua.
In The summer snason there Y, healthier paa,.
able food than HECKEkS YAKIMA II in light agreeable
sasy digosted and for py ings or jelies ia
by All rocern = ' -
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FRANCE.
Discussian

PARIS, June 7, 1876
The Paris journals are attacking NJ olivier for his
course toward the party Of the lert.
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A.-Espcnscheid. Hat Manufacturer, 11S
Nassau street. has introduced the ultremhrne Pearl
Cashmere, the summer style Tor geatemeus dcess Hats
The New York herald., 1870-06-08

A.-FOr n stylish and Elegant Hat, Go to
EsPENsCHEID's, Manufacturer, No. 1ls Nassau street.
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Royal Havana IsOttery.-Prizes Paid In Gold
Information furnished The paid for ponboonn
and all kinda OF Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR a co. Bankers, Us Wall street, N. X.
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Shtv6s, Colthrs, Cuffs, and Drawers
unrlvsJhed in style md manufacture, at
UNION. ADAMS 4 CO. -, No. SS7 broadway.
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attention brokers. Dealers agents
toneer this great enterprise and
with the purpose of enls,ng their interest and influence
advantage, would respectfully invite them call
q a early day to exansne details at GssJld Park.
ANDREW WILSON, Jr.
OGce, 3I7 Broadway.
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The MUsonc CelebratiOn.-Every Mason
who p tcipac the celebration OF the 9th inst IL d
rec.ed TO pear wearing sk hat This suggests kNox.
piderstool by all ION the square" KNOX fhe
supply Of elegant fabrica and the FOR
decidedly lively Call early Al kNOXS, 2l2 Broadway,
ner O fulton strcat,
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Crtstnd ndOrO's UnrivaIieA Hair Dye.-aOld
and applied at his wig and scalp fA0ory, No. Hetse
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IIecker's Fla riua.

Corns, BuniOnsA Enlayged Joints aud all
diseases OF the feet By DrACHARIE TO Broadway
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A.-The White.IIaired king Who offered
millions pleasure would have assigned the
TO pnAL0N's vlTALlA, OR SALVATION FOR THE
HAIR, because Il would have enabled him In hta
silver locks their youthful glory The yta clear and has
sediment II does not stain tho shn but will color tho
hair In very few applications
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A New and Remarkable Lamp In Selling
very rapidly by v. n. 4 CO., ~ Barclay street
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seful Than a King.

More Useful Than a King
MADRID, June I. 1870.
To-day the Cortes are engaged in the consideration
Of various railroad schemes.
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A.-Get Rid of Cold at Once, by Using
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT. certain cure for all Pulmonary
Bronchial Affections. Sold every where.
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yfusses, Elastic StoclSings, Baudagcs, &c.,
Imtfoyod patterns, adjustment At SEELEYS ca
psasbweaI No : Aan street.
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BatcheIor's Hair Dye-Thc Rest ia the
world. The only perfect dye harmless, reliable tnsantA-
neous. Factor ory 10 Bond street
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Gentleman's Hat.
Buy OF the drab cashmere dress Hats,
only hive doliarsi
AtWARNOCK co. IS, 6ig Broadway.
Boys and Youths Hats 10 great varsty at low prices
A.-HerrinR's Patent
CHAMPION SAFEs.
25l Broadway, corner Murray street.
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Stanord's Iron and sulphur Powders
invigorate the body ana
purify the blood.
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A Broadway HIT.
A Genteman's Hat for
five dolarst
Such the drab Cashmere dress hats sold by
WARNOCk n CO., Sly Broadway.
Boys and Youths Hats In great variety at prices.
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MARYLAND.

Man Prosecuted for Bisamy by His Chill
dren.
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THE PROPRIETOR OF GRAND PARK,


prior to insugua,ing the SERIES oF AUCTION SALES oe
these MAGNIFICENT ESTATES. would particularly call the
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The Mothers Treasure.
Mrs. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP is the prescriptioa
Of OF the best female physicians and the United
States and has used for thirty with failing
safety by millions Of mothers for their children.
It wind collie, regua the bowels, acty
gives health 10 the child.
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tugal and thence to Lands End, England.
The Senate Finance Committee to-day began the
consideration OF the amendment to the Tariff bill.
The COMMITTEES will hold daily sessions until this iui-
portant measure Is disposed Of and reported to the
Senate. No doubts are entertained as TO the pas
sage OF Of this kind, though is stated
that number OF changes will be made IN the bill as
1t came from the House.
The Election in Washington.
The majority for Emory, the reform candidate for
Mayor, Is 32l4 The total vote poed il 1925 fall.
ing only 993 behind the registration. The Bowen
republicans elect two Aldermen and five Common
Councilmen OF whom two are colOred or the
Emory republicans elected five are coored. The
Emoryites are largely in the majority in the Com.
mon Council while IN the Board OF Aldermen, with
those holding over, there Is a tie.
The Internal Revenue
Reports from the Supervisor show an increase OF
collections in the Eighth district OF Pennsylvania, for
the year ending April 30 last OF s46575 SO over that
OF the previous year. and there was decrease In the
expenses or for the same period OF 693
Tue Supervisor says as The principal sources OF re-
in thai district are manufactures OF iron and
agricultural pursuits, both Of which have been de-
pressed during the present year. the increase can
only lie accounted for the theory OF more
thorough assessment and collection OF taxes.
Georgia aud Tennessee.
The Reconstruction Committee this morning at.
tached TO the Georgia bill proviso that nothing
therein should interfere with election In Georgia
tins fail provided 10y the Georgia constitution aud
the committee resolved to postpone action with re.
gard to Tennessee until the hoxt session.
The Mexican Claims Commissiou.
The mixed commission for the se,tiemen, Of the
claims between Mexico and the United States will
resume its session next Monday Some OF the ca 20,
which have been prepared durlng the months re
cess will then DO considered A gentleman largely
intcresed saSs that there are upwards OF two tsou