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New-York tribune., 1871-07-28
LOTTERIES IN KENTUCKY.

Two persons interested IN the lottery busi-
ness in Kentucky publish card in The Cincinnati En-
Gurer what they consider unjust charges,
and give the following account of the grants and re-
srictons under which the Lotteries of that State are
conducted
Proceedings in Kentucky under the lotteries called the
PaduCah Grant and the Frankfort Grant as strictly
legal as the manufacturing OF running Tnung
press in Ohio The Legislature Of Kentucky authorized
The raising by OF lottery Of 100000 10 he appropr-
ated hall for the and benefit of city school IN
the town OF Frankfort, and the other hdlf Tor
the construction Of such reservoirs, pipes, con
ductOTs and other works may be necessary
and proper TO convey water from the Cave spring
the managers think suitable TO the convenience OF
the people OF said town. The raising of this money
under this grant cOnfded 10 i've OF the most hon
Orabe gentlemen Of Frankfort, They have leased the
grant Messrs. Simmons a. Co. The town has thereby
beeu abundautly supBled with pure water. large,
erected sufficient TO all the children Of the town.
Or cmpoy6s advanced the 10 this ediice,
receiving as consideration therefor the night 10 draw
this lottery, under the laws OF the state
The Paducah grant allows certain honorable gentle
men of Paducah Managers TO raise by way Of lottery
be appropriated, ,OnefOurth 10 the Improvement
~ the wharf in the town of Paducah OnefOth TO the
ntrcbaee of suitable grounds and the erection thereon
f suitable building, in said town of Paducah, for a
uoIe seminary and the remainder purchase Of
rnnnds and the erection thereon OF suitable buildings
for fbe Paducah Seminary IN said town Of Paducab and
fnr tbe nnrchase OF small library aud such maps,
charts and auparaus may he necessary TO prepare
tbe ns of sald seminary for their entrance into the
higher schools. Out Of the money paid, The Managers
have ereced large and beautiful school bulldogs, and
terse carried out the purposes Of the law. Lotteries
no ntfborzed by law illegal, ana their usc - pun
Isl
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e,re. to he srcsi, to Re de,tt rc,tie TO be cSned Tss,
anl favor feasible step toward such nsni we
adoption Of ne Continental str q prc,o.nsao hs rS,t' - W .,
Tatp and k slsc their opinion that dtsrdtk 70
NJ rca aoni r,adtag Greek aad oso mok h guGnny
>,s IN reaiiaO dad Oreek The Committee see 70
dde ground between the general principles lad down in The report
last the taking OF the whole mnuet IN
detail They prepared therefore, 10 recommend IN ofh way
The members the
that Individually
pronunciation dphhonls ~ (l lie or In nor, Cl on
io lie 90 ia moon: M (l like In dUp They also prefer IN
reading Gecs Iess the rhythmic instead The NI
TIA accent"
THE ALGoNKINs.
In the evening the Hon. j. II. 1rumhull returned to
the Algonkin language by an elaborate paper on the
" AIConkin name for man" From this paper we learn
that Indian. unlike his white brother aims always at
precision Of speech. Every Algonkin tongue
has names for elder brother" " twin-brother,
and younger. brother" for son of the same
father" and " son of the same MOTHER" but no
dialect OF theirs has any precise equivalent Tor
the appellative brother. The names given
by the various tribes TO man. the names assumed TO 10
the equivalents OF the English word man, have occa
sIOned much pcrplcXy Ia the vocabulary makers. No
American language has a single name applicable alike to
rcd and white men, Mr.. Tumbu illustrated the differ
combinations used in the naming 0t man, indicating
the diverse nomenclature OF the American tribes.
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THE AMERICAN ARrLsrs IN ITALY

r ~. an c--,,,5rs.u, or TIE P,ris Ar,cricn7 Rg's'
George Yewell has gone to the United states
10 exhibit his excellent interiors Of SAINT mara IN 'ece %
uJ saint Peters Psruga. lie has Deeh now iutce
ya,r. in Europe aud his work offers graz ius Neu,e
~ nrogre-. IN a style OF painting ana choSS oI sSl
man has lett for Florence On an enVdoIe Nl'isS to
naney-to ll orders for pictures Oi interiors au ShIro
~, ,eror, In Florence, Venice. Nuremburg' BADEN
Raden Padua aud Peruga. American art lovers, Soy,s
dne view are not content 10 have photosipn, uttrn %
~, ,,ten but vsely send "A competeut arts. 10 pant
~ This Is the happy mission OF COehIan 9I 'ne nc noA
six mopths Graham + on the same dny hls va ,
tits Iuuass IL doing some great thhgs lh Wn'7Sdpes
IN perugia where he WI i spend the sumner -
with him. Nedder IA aiso III rc'uh''' P"'"e " ~
portant figure picture ,n,o. IN, ,,-o,s,. ~ ,ba
fp.rriyaI Bah, young sculptor ana pr0''ge OF lne
,.t,s.V Rrd.tt COuts by whom he was seid here, IL
49, uon A very dnsiy C0mpo."d figure or shtptls'd
bnntsr lie has lately nlshad DAs-io.ie1 "a nutlld ~
nn Ia. IL Is iu execution. n represents au old
Cir, water merchant giving cup Of water to l'ie
Cd ana illustrate, custom Of thli city, WLl'A 9lset
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Boston is again aroused. A certain sacred
strip OF sidewalk along the eastern border Of the
Common, Tremont-s whore IL has been tr0dden. for
many and many year. the feet of devout Bosonians
it is rather a walk, and the hOrse-cars glide
along its margin In dangerous proximity TO the shins Of
tho infrequent pedestrian; infrequont-because the
other side of TremOnSt is the aristOcratc sde and be-
cause the mall the Common itself, 10 mostly pre-
ferTed 10 the Cau5ew1y Immediately adacont. On the
whole there be particle OF Boston that mol precious,
tis bit OF il might well be spared. proposition 10 40
away with this sidewalk-unwarily made 10y some bold
icOnOcast-has however, stirred such cOmn0tlon In
the Modern Athenln mind almost parallels The eX-
citpmput that shook N when somebody sawed or the
gure-head the frigate Constitution lying IN the mar
bOr. and longer be absorbed IN comfort
till the fate OF this pavement is assured We reflect
though that the Hancock House demolished that
5cOsys Building is more, and that the old Bratte-st
Church is doomed and cherish but the tanteSt nope
Tor Tie preservation of the TIemOnt, fringe OF side
walk Antiquity has rights that the spirit OF modern
progress will TespeCt-eyen in Boston
Between ~ and o'clock this morning the
dry goods store OF Reading & Heydecler at No. SIS
Broadway, was discovered to have been entered by
burglars. The front doors had been broken down by
"mmes" and the thieves had ransackcd the store at
their pleasure. Lace curtains aud embroidery were
3rewn the stO re floor and II Is supposed that
large quantity OF goods taken The music store OF
BoOsey & Coz upon the second story OF the bu us was
a.so elterc / and robbed. The burglars escaped
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RAILROAD CONSULTATION ~ cALIFORNiA

If fine current reports are true that the Ceh-
trail Pacific Railroad Company has become oi - ~
Come the virtual owner OF the property ana Hduhoe'
~ The California Pacific Company the puDHc lnt, - ~
,ora nf the benefit to llOw from healthy COmpeuoh ato
donmed TO disappointment Probably, foWeEfl; dn III JiI
hDe rosd from Sacramento or Benicla 10 Oahhhd wiz
n ie iulit Tor IL Is necessity to the through Du'os5
~ the Central Pacific. and would not lessen Inf o &
Va Va ' ~ the Vallejo road and branches CdiOfIld ioi'
, .orlv i'm the wake Of the old states, where ,h' eu
ic t consolidation of rival railroad interests hds
teriy gained great momentum Inc IohDi d 1st
tnt2i Inv Vanderbilt and Fisk are wen known anu ldt
triv scott of the Pennsylvania Central has Opt'ieu
leiy ~ onothcr string OF roads connecting as lar
WI a. tbe Rocky Mountains, Including the Union Ia Ia
va froul Omaha 10 Ogden, Of which ne bi' D'l'ihs
tilV' int Tbis movement aud the Organization OF
a,auv In eXtend the Vallejo rOld across the oiciI
C,T serin 10 have been an lmpeling motNe WIN 'no
Cc,tt,l Pacific N the latter Company his Tei'll s
t ,srts pl,4ofbed OF quietcd IiH rival ~ tLH ~ 70
crin tbcsc reports we have no positive hhl"I''S',
The whole thing Is chicHI He''-' VI s0"sN'''' " -
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BOSwoRTU-Freipck Dosxoh the residence Of ha
aler Juy 10 1874, aged "a years
Not OF funeral hereafter
COOPFP- At South Co Greene Co. NY on e5,h Lydia A.
WI o Edward Cooper. IN the sd year Of her
and friends toe family respectfully invited 10 oeu1 Mo
o'clock Saturday, 2)a inst from the Presoyenss
Church in the village ~ Hampstead, l.. l.
DUNHAM-A the Hudson WEDNESDAY July D. wf
W. Dunham, in the 18th of bis
The friends family fully invited 70 attend bis funeral II
his residence Irvingon Saturday 29th inst at JJt
Train leaves 1heh depot returning leaves lr'noa 81
5:l5 p.
GlLBFPT-on THURSDAY Juv 27 the residence Of hs
No. - M0rs jersey CITY alter long anu paDiui lcss.
Hs friends ami those Of the family ere invited further notice.
which will take place from his parents residence.
tomorrow (Saturiay) Afternoon, at clock
HARPERAt West oboken ~ j. WeresiY July d, lS7l jobs
Harper, sfer a s.or. Illness -
Relatives AMI friends are respectfully invited attend his funeral stR p
m Friday, the 23 inst. from the United Presbcrsn Charch.
csrner Bloomfield and Seyenth-sts, lioboken.
HERBERT-on Thursday 2'h ns Cahiae Carson wife Of Bias
Herbert.
Notice Of the funeral hereafter
LAPETRA-At Ratonovn MONDAY Jrly q 1871. Corueas
sou o David w. and Emma H. Laietra. aged months.
McLRAN-On Wednesday July %, Mary. widow Of the late AntFew
McLe. n n tie 1lst year Of her
The estyes friends Of the nly invited 20 attest the uoerl
from No. 80 West Tweoiy ecoudst Fds al
O'Clock
RIEFLARp-July2 a. ai235 NJ. Claude Joseph RfaJ sei 70
wears and s months
TIE ends family respectfully attend the tuners, os
Friday morning. tae 2eh inst, at 1890 o'clock M nos tbe * "
Church Of 81 Paul Twenty ttt sixth
without further invitation
wBEDBN-In Brooklyn THURSDAY evening JAY "a S Of coo.
gs,ion OF tue heart Mr Joseph D. Weela 10 The Sa Ie " q"
Noio- Of funeral hereafter.
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PERSONAL.

Thomas Carlyle il travelling in Scotland.
Ka1l Blind, the German radical, writing on
tie ballot declares his preference Tor an open vote
Edmond De Presscnse, newly elected mem
ber of the French National Assembly, Is Protestant
pastor in Paris writer OK ability aud brilliant orator.
The late Duke OF Anhalt has left his daugh-
ter the Princess Frederick Charles Of Prussia, legacy
Of 100000
Nine. Michee writes in despOnding tones
of the health OF her husband the eminent historian who
has been very unwcll since February.
Mr.. Edmond Beales, NJ. A. the British ex-
agitator ia now promoting tho establishment Of High
Council Nations. for tho settlement of nt9rnanona
disputes.
Baron'von Sch5zcr, who is 70 succeed Baron
Gero as German Minister at Washington. has been v5-
Ting the cities in Germany which have extensive com
mcrcal relations with tBi5 country
Reshid Pasha, Governor OF Damascus, Is
about to lead exploring expedition, which VIII cross
the desert hitherto unyStcd by Europeans. between
Damascus and Petra. TO the east OF hOaD
John Allsop, one of the gallant fellows who
held all day the key of the English position at Waterloo
receives only IL cents per day pension aud is only
during the last three years that he has been allowed that
The eldest son of MIR. Laird, NJ. p, for
Blrhenhead and the builder of the Alabama recently
married to a Miss Pritchard OF Llwydiarth Essab,
the fathers visited upon the children
On the arrival of the POlaris at st. johns,
Newfoundland Capt. Hall and his company were received
by the Governors Secretary and several prominent mem
hers of the Legislature. banquet was gwen AZ tlle
Governors mansion where many cordial wishes were ex
pressed or the welfare aud SUCCESS of tho explorers
Mrs. Bloomer, the originator of the costume
for women which still bears her name, and one OF the
pioneers n not the pioneer In the Yomans rights move
ment l. now said to be living quietly. without either
social or political AMBITION In rising hahSis OWL el
gsged In attending to large famyy anl h9gt!sAlhS
farm - = -
The Comte de Chambord, being asked it,
when he became king he would continue the ricoor as
tbe Froncb national fag replied: would consider my
seif dishonoTed the white flag which my family upheld
aboud ceaAe 10 be An emblem IA more important
today than ever and hoid 70 that OF my ancestor, ana
OF old FT6noe." go ia = : -. --'-t ~
The German papers declare that DR.. Won
D0lluger has recently had numerous over'uros from
eussates of the Pope modify his views on the doc
trina of P,pal Infaibty hut that their petitions and
aattery have proved of avail. Pho Mono, Antonell
I'D the Yesuts are greatly alarmed lest dangerous
80 an, Inc formed IN tie Roman Church ana are naknS
every effort To move tho ieouSdht Do'-Ol "V' '''
md, "A "a
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TIE STATE or TRADE.

DOMESTIC MARKETS
Dgrgofr Jlv 2-Wheat srdy With moderate demandi hhrs
q a. So I White 81 90; Amber Michigan 81 a. Com ronDti
A. Oat. unsettled al 3Ic. IT
SIEvMAsD Juy l7fonr iul nnd uuchnSeL Wheat a., 90
declined ic 1900 bush No htl Nhel
al III No o uul rd unhinged Oais lover al Soc
Cns petroleum unchanged Refined steady Al 2jid! !ie q,
kuwAuKEE Jaly G-folrET Spring quet ~ B % % I
nsum; 2H IS IS fr Choice. Wheat dull snd ssae ont
n, s I6s H. regular buyer july 81 % seller august
a.. no Al ,lc Corn lowers Mixed 4sc kye lower
n, 4 SIC Barley steady; No. Spring iOc hecelu nus
Flour bush. Wheat. shpmenisJ UO Dds fou 'OV'' pn
Whrat Prc Whest-to Buffalo. 3H3ie. -. v,..
TaCAoo July 27.-FouT fair demtrd. ui Al lower a,'
so,'ng IS 254t5 0 demand but ~ lower ai ur
cGnri !c No Spring III l seller yuyi ~ w SUR aus-s,
M te afternoon heiyv Sl lll seller Jny rl t seeI
Com in fair demand deone IGici No M,rl t9s 'S
sear Juv 4lc seller August. scTei lechncl - or
tc Ry. al n. and we.ker; declined lei No. abd9c barley
easier ,nd quiet No Sprsg 70, cash or seue, h
iorrf wcaser - tlt0Tiy - sa-u
OF l,r August Hogs leclncd lO0 s''es s "
...ig or seller AIkust Frrish INV hl 70
R.,,ut,-l Di hb, Fio4r lit1j hu, Nhrst E9VVy ol,
Cga Ba5I lsh Oats Is oo bllh hye | lu3 E ,, n5i
pmtls- y.I hulA fil T. l'' p.'-' ''-@N'
.nat C5ru Al a. ka.I. GA. AoN 49, .''''
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. July 27, l5Il-l a. IN.
Synopsis for he BGSt h0Gily Jour hours:
An area of low pressure has advanced east
ward with clouds and into Missouri The bar0nct ter
has risen with clear weather ana nOrtneIy winds nom
Lake Huron 60 Minnesota.
The pressure still continues high on the South Atlantic
coast with pleasant weather The OF low pressure
which was on Wednesday night central over Lake
Huron, has extended nOrth-castward and threatening
weather with light rain is reported from Maryland to
Nev-YorS with cloudy weather thence to Maine.
Light Winds with partially cloudy weather, now pre-
vail on the Gulf coast ana 5Juiha I'll S,1tco.
PrObabuiheS
Tic barometer will probably continue TO flll I'm the
Ohio Valley. Northery wrds with partially cloudy and
clear weather are probable for Friday tho upper
lakes.
South westerly winds are probable the North At
lato and Gull alCs and partially cOady and clearing
weather tho Middle and Eastern states Local SOrm5
will probably continue from the LO"er Lakes 20 Ten
New-York tribune., 1871-07-28
Gperial Notices
Rcpublicnn Central Co,nmlt,ee

KcpEbIlcnn EentrnI tohhIIIItt
OF THE CITY OF NEW lOah - 80,
hr0s Republican COMMITTEE al is ens bell ~ Rev
YORK day March adopted tie o~nS among ohef
resolutions: NJ - -
organization OF the Associations shall have been per
ieteI in Al fifteen Assembly Districts of which notice shall be sEes
ts m the state ommtce vii mmd atey give no,oe
for QUE wees in at Republican daily papers OF 'Ae bne ana
ac Of ueeung Of tie 0e gates 10 TIE Oea committee Az StNH
meeting Hon Horace Greeley Chairman o the prescott "tuer oa
me sbsence thr Hoo miam Olou shsh pese eH o
e,ec, OF permanent ChaifinAn- a., -, - IT., .,A.
I Asea The conditions have been complied whi
notice hereby gea the d elected 10 epehle~a
Cela Committee BY su i Of tue r. pubhcaa STATE C1mmile ~
ee he Aroo Hall Of Broadway sui Twenty e3hh oa
FRIDAY ENNG Jny 28 al o'clock for The purpose osnis
10 accordance the above resolution ALOAlO CohNbtb
CL1ifUau Repuilc,n state tJr-i..' =
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The Comte de Chambord being asked if,
PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

Ihe President la, 5glleu IHt tItIHuII' " 'dI-
- pi, Cop.gl Geuea y. Tie Russian Emple Al NeHlJsA
Ma NacVeiqh the daughter of senator CAM
on. sei N Haf-sbdfS yseisy with her husband iyne le
Minister 4, Turkey. Htslng t' tp in ~
f, i .peci, train hons aud bali Her SISTER Nf'
BLfuile Is stil fihns =.
Gen. Edward y. Halieweil. age -. d.ni on
r.i.S, q, b ,ts rp.i.ue. 70 Neo M ' commanded to
,b M,.r,1i C1ofef Regiment snrr the dei 81 ~ 80, ID
- br.~atef giiirr trr-ral Gen N4'-i. f
..e,.t-- VI go, 20. iu, ibe tns - bis ietiu
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nrsprPUTABLE POLICEMAN.

Officer James Bell of the Twenty-eightl
Precinct while visiting the dsreputabe house No l6i
wooster-st, last night, quarreled with Frank Martin OF
No. I54 BrOome-st.
Bell bit Martins lip, nnlotins painful wound and
then ran from the house. but was soon after arrested 10y
Onlcer Burton of the Eighth Precinct hartm Wi3 arg
battery.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-28

so'd ono Porugis will he his headquarters for this Sum-
mer Bartlett IL aso there, engaged a monumental
figure His studio IN Paris. though situated the CLOSE
vicinity OF tho Arch Of Triumph IL unnured and about
the only building IN that quarter damaged by shot or
shell IL contained the Singer group snd other valuable
wOrlSs RDehait remains IN Rome. Ives goes 10 tho
United Statos Inman has lett for Germany. Dubois IA
m Capri. 81 Gdudcns, the oanco-cuttcr, Lac ponty
work from his cOuntrYmen. and Tcmals In Rome.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-28

T1tEpo July T-Piour qe sni ua,isr, "hc,t deeln~ Do
No. White Wsbash 81 81 Amber Michigan h@t' xt No
H%., MS IN 1, No. r. q issVi sI NS uiys s,d
.ot' 10" MId, sac yellow, 5e Nchn, s35 w,he eSc a.
Hs9e SJe Oes steady No. !, DC No p Pe "fhiysu so
s.p., @ ~ are sh,5sed % wheai 70 B9iAlo "a F o 2sseo &c as
H'..p bi'h Com. AMI GD0 bush O -
sAts, ID bales; osIt, - bats
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BALTiNoRE LlyE STOCK w,ery,- f.,, ,,

Z. . s'lYe 0isr BET q sefof
.S F.fs %" very hest q
It - &" - ,' He,um, ~ 60at 81 ou,usr, sy e1{a
i' l,hJl ss' . sloen s.,d a.,
ini "PP{ lm" quple sr to rood 4tasa X ,.t 10 s.t,s
p = % ~ clif % ioas-bct e.
~ vegas In m~orei demssd, qaoe a. IL "a -, sssi,ls
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STATE or TIE WEATHER.

1ELEGRAPIHC REPORT FROM SIGNAL SERVICE
CORT'S, u. :. A., or OBSERVATIONS All 1IH
O'CLOCK LAST MIGHT
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@ the public concerned. hut thcro soems TO bo 100
much 20 fear tat the reports aloat have sOmo
asis la truth
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NEANS nE TuE WEEK

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week is ready this
morning. and contains in addition TO tie general news
of tha week
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ppICE FIVE CENTS.

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THE NEW-YOPK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
il printed on lai ge dOublemedium sheet making eght
pages OF six broad columns each 1t contains al thc lh
hofant Editorials published in The DAILY TRIBUNE,
excypt those OF merely local interest," also, Literary ANA
Scietic Intelligence: Reviews of the most interesting
and inpOrtant New Books the Letters from our large
CORPS of spondents the latest news received ny
Ieleg,ph from Washington and all other parts or the
world summary OF al important Intelligence III TINS
city and elsewhere a synopsis OF the proceedings Oh
News: exclusive Reports OF the Proceedings OF the
Farmers Club OF the American Institute; Talks aDout
Erf aud other Horticultural and Agricultural tOra
tnn essential TO country residents; Veterinary Depart
rent: stock Financial, Cattle. Dry Goods, ana Gehet
Market Renorts; making IT, both for variety ana com
ueteue,s altogether the most valuable, interesting anu
h,strurtiye WEEKLY NEWSPAPER published IN the world
1be Fuii Repors OF the American Institute Farmers
Club and the various agricultural Reports Ia edch mum
her ire richly worth a years subscription
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Astounding Ring Frauds!

STARTLING EXPOSURES
CONNOLLY'S SECRET ACCOUNTS.
NETWORK TIMES EXTRA.
SATURDAY, JULY %
GERMAN AND ENGLISH EDITION
The NETWORK TIMES will publish on SATURDAY hhAt
triple sheet containing comprehensive resume o. =, '"'
figures published in that journal eIpOos the 'oanl.
~, ,l. will be printed in the Bngsh sai Gee
.u he accompanies snAe'l table" AMI pa
aa ,tr. edition viii be Pubi'ied ke"'1so o.a
-, ,nl o,l,r, at once anl for any number Of eo1ieA
New-York tribune., 1871-07-28

FIRST PAGE 4 College Coumcncements.
Editorial Notes Tie Indians.
Foreign News TIE Yaduct Feasible.
N'w-YOrk City News. Marriages ana Deaths
Washington ANNOUNCEMENTS
Mi,rellaueous Nswy. n. Y. Wholesale Prices
PoIitical OF Country Produce.
SECOND PAGE. Boston Live Stock Mar
he Singer ket.
seScted see Mii,couany: Philadelphia Cattle Mar
Rows a, Farmers ket.
Fyyierick Douglas at Buffalo Live stock Market
his old Home. Chicago Live stock Mar
English Repubican!sm. ket
New Publications: Cotton Markets.
KiuVsley', Christmas sIXTH PAGE.
IN the West Indies. Gone with a Ii 4ndsOmer
Advertisements man.
THIRD PAGE. Agricultural: ,..-.
Jlnples American ms titute
Western Growth: Correspondence Of tie
Grneley C.iony" Farmers CluD.
Recent Progress o! Or Peach Rot ana the Cur
eVon cuO.
The Development Of Home Entoresrs.
Mjnncsnta \ California Rancho.
development of the Premiums Awarded to
Ohio Valley. MOVING MAChiuei'
CeneraI Notes, SEVENTH PAGE
The King of Italy in Rome llumble-i{ees Nest III
The American DyputatiOn Hay-flaW -
in England. Cutting Grass by Direct
The American Institute. DRAFT
Humorous. SptCuldtiohS III Mooi
Personal Farmers Advertisements.
FOURTH PAGE Real Estate;
Editorials: Advertisements.
The Thievng Carpet The Dry Goods Trade;
Ragcers. New-YOrk Cattle Market
Glad5tone's Coup d Etat Displayed Advertisements
Mayor Halls Defense. EIGHTH pAGE.
proyress I'm Kentucky Commercial Matters.
Indian Extermination. The Sugar and Tobacco
MSsouri-St. Louis Crops.
Wbaf TO Do with the Grain, Provision, and
Rovs Other Markets.
cr6n Prosonrt4 Albany Lumber Market
FIFTH PAGE. IoDaccor + NJ, H.,
Ku-Kiux. European MalAe'''
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DIED.

Wedding Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Note Paper
WIN LyFRDELLs lOa fULTOs-sr Old DUrcs CnURcR
New-York tribune., 1871-07-28

TIE method Of Greek and Latin pronunciation was
&c Sl Tor discussion during the afternoon session,
ana Tas Kept up until adjournment. Two papers were
al, but they gave points IN any way differing from
tso.e put prth IN THE TmBUSEs reports Of
Jst }tars Convention. DR.. Kendrck, 10 whom
Gfcsk and Latin are familiar as his
Own tongue, waived discussion by remarhing,
our work is not 10 discuss We simply 10 decide
q whether shall adopt the continental system IN the
NOwe3, o, Ihaye been IN hopes that the previous
acton VI the Society might hold, TO all purposes the
beet that can De devised"
On Il subject IL may be well 10 give the report OF
te COMMITTEES, presented last year, which Is authOIta
tive on lbe subject Of pronunciation.
"le ~ 'oamte Tcc y DE 'sc st wide dyeries Of oin
- hHets hf-l m fei 1r concerning tie mod - e
SOS ig AZ nl ei- The rtne 81 the COmltee them
E -tte . 'fi- hl--Hes 81 A. elent, tIer Stating
Ast e8 ~ t9s rHuom DioAOancDg lo Ian