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New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
A cuAPTER or CASUALTIES.
A PLAEING-MILL BURNED IN BUFFALo-NEARLY
900 MEN OUT OF WORK.

4 PLAEING-MILL BURNED IN BUFFALo-NEARLY
900 MEN OUT OF WORK.
BUFFALO, July 30,-A fire broke out at
o'clock this morning. in te rear portion Of the planning
mill OF Evans q Co., No. % Msehanicst supposed to be
either the work OF ncendary OF due TO the careless
OF the nght-watchman. Toe mill, the machinery
and large quantity Of finished work were destroyed,
involving loss OF $4,000 which there Ia $4,000 nsu
rance. The flames speedily communicated with the ex-
tensye lumber piles OF Clark, Holland Co. and Hamil
ton Co.. aud aso extended to the frame buildings Nos
19I 126, and 100 Church-s Clark, Holland q Co. lose
about $40 600 worth Of lumber insured for $4,000 and
Hamilton & Co. about 10000 worth. insured for $1,000
John Avery lost $500 by the destruction OF his turn
ing establishments in the planlngm The total loss Is
about 100000. The fire is now under subjection'
About "a O'Clock this morning, fire broke out IN the
oil refinery of Groben Co.. William-st, destroying
about 200 barrels Qf OH
About 80 men are thrown ont OF employment oy INC
destruction of the paning-m, and about ooO ~ the
Temporary suspension OF Kings iron WORKS.
THREE WOMEN DRow,,ED IN MASSACHUSETTS.
| BOsToN, July 20-Lucy A. and Lois S. Will
cox daughters Of VIM. Wilcox Of Worcester, and Mrs.
| Edmunds daughter of N. Wood OF Millbury, were
drowned in sngletery Pond at Mbury, yesterday af-
ternoOn. The Misses Wilcox ages 16 and 49, were visit
ing in Minbury, where Mrs. Edmunds resided The
three women left the house together telling no one
bathing in the pond of the number got beyond her
Depth pershed in attempting to assist her.
| TORPEDO THROWN INTO HOUSE.
| SAN FRANCIsCO, July 20.-A house kept by
Miss Annie Woodward, at Pme-st and Quncy-place, was
wrecked by the explosion Of torpedo thrown into the
ha at y O'Clock last night while the parlors were filled
with company. No person was injured but the doors
and windows were thrown half way across tho street
and the furniture ruined The police have falied
thus to discover the perpetrator OF the outrage
| TWO SCHOONERS LOST.
| HALIFAX, n. s., July 20.-The schooner Glad
Tidngs, abandoned off Taber has been towed into bar
r1ngtOn. She was previously boarded and stripped o
everything The schooner Margaret Ellen Of Prince Ed
wards Island has been picked up and towed into tue
same place number of auger holes in her bottom sug
| fOnl nlaY.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
WASHING TON.
A POSSIBLE CABINET MEETING-POsTAL CARDS
MINOR NEWS.

MINOR NEWS.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
WASHINGTON, July 21, 1872.
II is again given out by the highest Administration
authority present this of almost universal alb
sence thet the President will come here on Tuesday
morning next stay during the day. Should there be
at that time enough members Of the Cabinet present Tor
a meeting one will be held, otherwise It will be post
pOned until "A more convenient time. There are now
four members here, but two OF Them Boutwell, ana De
lauO, leave tomorrow, and only Williams anu B9lkAap
VIII remain.
The Post-Onice Department in answer to many in
qulrie. relating to the postal card system states
that printed business card will be charged cent for
provided has address only written on
il for than that the regular letter postage will be
charged cannot make postal cards for himself
by attaching cent stamp blank card and then
writing on it, No card will be recOgnzged but the one
issued by the Department. The card VIII be READY IoI
sale and distribution by POstmasters sone time III
September.
II that, contrary 20 general hone and belief the
notorious McGarahan claim is not yet disposed of bnt
is likely again the public patience and the Courts
"a Commission has just finished taking testimony in
instituted by McGlrrahan against tho New Gdra
Mining Company for the rent prOHt., &c OF the mines
for the past few years.
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue will, on Mon
day begin to ISSUE orders received through his Col
lectors, the new series OF distilled spirit stamps
authorized by the Of June g. 1870 The old series goes
out OF Use aud after Aug. 1.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The Rev. Mr., Yates the weknown American
missionary, has arrived at London from China.
....Ihe gTave-diggeTs Of the WOOlwich Cemetery,
in the eastern suburbs Of London. ttnte
49,. BARLEY KeTlegan was drowned while bathing
In the Blackstone River Al NoonsOcke Saturday.
THE deaths in Philadelphia last week numbered
S decrease Of zta from The record c the previous
....At meeting in Philadelphia SATURDAY. $1,000
wAt raised Tor excursions ioI Tie children Of that
THE City Council of Dover n H.. Friday night.
voted unannolty 10 subscribe 900 Pornou.h
and Dover railroad.
The fourth annual meeting Of the American
Pathological Association s be lie held 70 Providence L. beginning
to- morrow at ,.
THE Mutual Baseball Club defeated the Ath-
letcs Philadelphia SATURDAY o. aud le Tf, ~
defeated the Boston Club. AZ Boston by Of II 10
THE semi-centennal of the Rhode Island His
toca secety ltd Pday evening Providence n the srnor Of
The Marine Corps Of Artillery Pour only orgla eoroto
survive
Mr. Clement, the leader. and u members Of
the Ish Band Their home Tie remaining u@mer lave
chosen neE leader ald vii maze TIE Un states before
returning 10 ireland.
THE Concord River has been so much reduced
volume 10 Consequence 90 The IiAofuLry Of Boston on
principal tributary Oh The reservoirs thai tlers reason A. [
lel that Of e Lowell anuaou. Dependent uon tte Cd
for water power will be compelled operations
Twelve thousand people attended the New
Yo state CsmPmeetng At kouui Lake YESTERDAY sermons were M
Yok Dr. Rynett Of Philadelphia abi the Rev Lrdst, pe
Elder Of the Osego district Meetings bel, dining te v Al
slile church aud pfsJa teBis -' "
M The police made a raid on the faro gambling
establishments Of Augustus Derby Charles Pratt AMI Jrt Droy a
ahoTd SATURDAY. hsb, ending tb game while n I s
az the apuafaiut veT,
Apyearanc. te Police Court TLe ,
tSe law. viii te DESTROYED tJ ite shthd '''
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
THIEVES DOINGs.
PETTY THEFTs ON A LARGE SCALE,
A GRADUATE OF THE UNITED STATES TREASURY
DEPARTMENT ARRESTED FOR FORGERY

A GRADUATE OF THE UNITED STATES TREAsuhi
DEPARTMENT ARRESTED FOR FoRGEkl'
John Miller was arrested, on Saturday, at
his residence, No 2C2 FOryfrstst, in this ciy upon
charge OF forgery and was committed TO await an ex-
animation before Justice Walsh OF Brookyh' 'oay' ul
Ter was employed in the United States Treasury Depart
ment of NewYork about two years ago under Daniel D.
Buterield, and is alleged to have forged the slg'o
of Assistant Treasurer White on checK loI S-'OOO
Vermilye and Company. For TINS ouehse he wac -
rested, but was subsequently released Inc comp ~
ants in the present case are Gen. Wallh ol Da'ie ~
Island, Gen. Vodges of Governors lsland' ana haoeV
Gardiner counsel for the Government, whose names ne
is said TO have forged on large number oi ci0'A' 0
small sums among which are the following;
g,Aerapder Waugh Of No 2l Chambersst New York
June sLooi, p Tibti Of No. ga Broadway s2o v..l
june lOpaniel Spencer hardware o'@'ci' oi D"'''''
jnre Edward Nichols hardware dealer Of Ne 28 FuonsL
jne I-Wm IT, Barmore Of Fihh-ave and Thirty SHhst, New
YORK couiectioner; amount not stated ~, r., 80 orto
June {4-Duunngton klnigh t0p w NO. '' lVui ave- ~
Jaa An Mdri confeconc Of Broadway, near Hous0nsI
Jue l5-Metn Co.. hair dealers Of No l58 Chaihams' Ne"
York, so. , a.. n..a.,d and birtv
june 24-John H. knapp ca No 6i Madsnane, NeTiok
90 coniectm m OF No 93i sixth ave. NewIork; Amos Munson
pie-maker OF No, 903 East Twenty aist-st, Newierk
The prisoner also presented to A. s. Barnes, at william
and John-sts., a check for S27 signed by Gen. Nogdes
and requested him 10 send hymn-boOks TO Fort Halhii
ton On this order he was allowed commission o.
s. 40. VOgdes asOnlshed When, on ItceN M
the books he was requested 10 redeem Inc chech O'
of the checks was passed at BrOukyh naTurCseI- -
tahishmeDt 10 obtain go switch Mlller Is pIuNc'
to have had accOntplce whom the ponce profess
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l

Attomey-General Williams has addressed letter 10
Judge Bryan. at Charleston, sayng:l
Pursuant TO the provisions OF the acts OF Congress ap
oyed May T. 1861 aud March ., 1872, the Albany Peni
Department as place the Imprisonment, subsist-
ncr aud proper employment during the terms OF their
sentences of all persons who have been may here
after be convicted by the OF the United states
the ID strict OF south Carolina OF crime against the
United states and sentenced BY said courts tO mprsOn
ment at hard labor.
The ls Of the District Legislature relative TO civil
rights IN barber shops hotels and eating nghouses went
into effect to-day Some OF the restaurant keepers in
order to avoid selling to coored men, post their prices
very high some of them rating whisky al s. drink
brandy S. ham and egg, g. and other supplies accord
ingly "a liberal reduction made TO regular custom
eTs,' meaning white men.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22

Alfred Sears. age 1S son of Jabez II. Sears
of i,or wa. Ii M u D1rm y. ill., FRIDAY, by Le cayug ola
uaa. Oh. earth which Dr. was eHctyltng.
The brig c. +. Packering of Boston arrived at
N,1rt yesterday morning badly damaged by collision With the
Bri.i Steamship Elm, wlca only slightly inJurels
THE papermill of ). b. Sheffield at Saugerties,
one uarl and lity men thrown out Of employment
The man killed at the collision at PittsfOrd,
near Rceter whose name could Friday proves
to be Deis Dayoe farmer residing Waterloo lie leaves wife
81. three chilien.
Mr. Warne the correspondent of an English
newspaper Geneva Switzerland robbed Ol 30 francs and
murdered SATURDAY Most Of the money has been recovered but the
murlerers unknown
-. Tom Lowery a North Carolina outlaw, and
brother the Henry Berry Lo"ery reported to have been
killed near SATURDAY morning b Robert sha younger
brother OF Col T. NJ Wshar who Killed BY the outlaws some
MOI nee.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
4 COMPLICATED CRIMINAL CASE-TWO PRT-
YATE DETECTIVES IN TROUBLE.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 19.-The case of Edith
O'Gorman "the Escaped Num-" and her husband, Prof.
Aubrey aud the private detective officers Thomas Ans
bro and smith, alias As which has created much feel
ing here lately terminated in the Police Court to-day.
Edith and her husband caused the arrest Of AnsbrO for
libel in publishing a statement that she was seen drunk
on the streets and that she bought whisky at o'clock
i'm the morning AusbrO in return, caused the arrest OF
Prof Aubrey a charge OF assault with deadly wea-
non smith. the detective, then swOre 20 the assault
and 20 destroy the testimony Of Edith and Aubrey,
testified that he know both of them In Australia that
she was woman the town and he noted sheep-thiet
and forger. After full hearing OF the case, Judge
Ioudcrback discharged Auiev, committed AnsbrO Tor
tIl for the libel, aud ordered smith, alias Aus, into
CU T. U.T
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
SERIOUS ACCIDENTS.

George Kennedy, age "a, of East New York,
fe out of the third story window Of hsuse al Fifty
seventhst and Broadway, last night and received Sc
we're internal injuries.
William Carley, age sc, ded in Bellevue Hospital on
Saturday from the effects of a kick from a horse.
Cornelius Sullivan, emgrant, boarding for several
weeks AT No 1G WashngtOn-st died III the Park Hos
pital on Saturday from sunstrOke
Mrs Keenan, of No Al Meeher-Gye, Brooklyn, was
seriously burned yesterday by the explosion Of kero-
oil lamp. o,.. =,
Edward i. Wood a seaman the steamship City OF
Mexico who was severely scalded Friday, died yes
terday at Bellevue Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
INSANE FREAKS.

Jeremiah Clifford of No. $50 East Eighty
eghths insane from incompetence, jumped over wall
bordering the high embankment at Onehundred'and-
thrdst and Fifthave, yesterday, aud falling upon
rock fractured his skull.
Mary Phillips, age 40, attempted suicide While suffer
ing from derum tIemcns, Oh saturday by jumping ont
rf fine tbrdstory window OF her home 40. 479 Third
ave. She was severely injured.
Mary DOwliDg, ~, of No. 90 James-st whle tenn
pOrarilv insane intemperance, saturday, cut
her throat with a razor, in1cting severe wound.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
tEHI HAL FAHh MEI IHVI'VI'V'''V'H UTFhHI Th"I'
AEPoRr ron TaE wREK BINDING AT ,. ~, JULI 20.
Inches rBERxonKrxR.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.


Breroort Home-Kurd Won Schlozer, German Min
ister AT Warrington and j. H. Wson CLandon HotI-Mr
Porges Brazilian Minister Wenatnaer Hoe-mf Gaa the
Argeatne 81 Nh0tas Hots-Ihe non p FasEorih
a. - 81 Illinois: the Hon. T. W. kenia T..
II g. y Eysda Gen $ Negey oF feanfvaHl And Col C. x
Holiday of nm dueHe H0fucp b u freIn oi Ms
s.ipp and Jalge H. C. Dbble Of New on ans by iOeseW.
H. H. Ttrid Assistant Postmaster Gene agl I- - HANKS Con-
Guatemala Francisco HODan hoss Con
gr,..man Culver Pcnusylrl ds0r Hoase-John htl
sw ConsulGenen at Washington. heropofaH Ho@s-bdmund
n .ofN NeHlIa
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22

pearance Of the vohes Family IN ino 80. so,oro
T1cSo nlavers are seen great advantaso IN
mis- sun another change invites attention ya, az iS
olympic Tbeater, where The Witches OF
win he acted. Mr. A. W. Aiken and others ,
therein Mile Geraldine Will leap, "s hoi''O''''' '"'
JinO ook has vanished.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
TRorTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK.

Two trotting matches took place at Fleet
wood Park on Saturday afternoon. The first race was
between White Fawn, j. II. Coleman, and Eight Bells.
Coleman was the favOTe and easily IN three heats
Tmc-2:37 1896. 2:37. The second race between
Humpty Dumpty 10 harness, and Orange County Bep
and IddlecOmbe 10 wagon. BiddlccOmDe won. though
Huupty was the flyOre. Tme-30l, 2:5ot 2:5e4 Z5i l.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22

the Twentieth Precinct Edward Jsy sod Jane, CHse charged
with sssanng Patrick Qnnsn bach driver dispute about fare
we're bels IN $50 bail each for tnaL
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
un ronnoa Ina dwelling Of a watch and some money,

down robbed his dwelling of watch and some money
and then escaped. -, ,,..-,, procnct without
provocaton struck n gentleman at NO ~ ii' NJ g.
hanst ON tbc head with his club, on oai. %
noon Telling him TO the ground Eugene od ncSod m h
crued to nrofect the injured man. but was a,Chu ny
be nolieeuian and severely beaten oeNe,'i pS,ts ,s
mon who witnessed the assault volunteered 10 tesJ
nu ny S al,ceman before the Police Commissioners.
THIEVES DOINGs.
A well dressed man walking up Second-ave',
late Saturday night on reaching Twentyeighth-s was
accostod by a man in a womans dress who asked MN
the time. The gentleman answered tnat he had no
watch and about passing on when ne was seiaeu
around tho throat by the preteDder and thrown on inc
si6evo1t Two men, who had been concealed in door
way then came out and helped the FIRST assaiant TO roo
his victim of purse containing 500. The thieves neu
Alice King was arrested yesterday in BROOKLYN loF or
stealing $50 worth of property from Sarah JdnSou "a
No 226 MOntrosc-ave. 1900, ,.oo,or
Ulmer Dwerke. German, age 81 was arrested yest'
day in Brooklyn for the alleged theft OF 80 woi VI
leather goods from Adolph Zollmacher OF No 10 o'
bTidge-place.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER TESrERoAYAT DIcKrSsoNs, IN PARK ROW
sam-7U Eoon-sJ, 3pm,-9f' Mbdn.sbL-75'
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22

Visit L. LORDS new Cleaning and Dyelng
Oe Broaiwav Becker-st ate Of BroOmes branch al
s5s Boa dresses haNls sacqaes ace. feathers gloves Sc, beau
uuly cleaned, eoata, pants, vests, cleaned Ike new
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22

Elegant light Rolls Biscuits, &C., with Doc
1EY's YK.sr PowDER the best Try It, Grocen sell H.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
iAnnoineementsl
BURNETT's FLAvoRING EXTRACTs.-Ihe best

THE New DIsINFECTANT
uonposonous odoress and hamess used
with entire success B all places having offensive odors arrests and
vents eout,op and disease Prepared only BY TLDRS Co.. No l76
Wilialn.st NewYork Sold by All Druggists
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22

Arrests lastweek, 529, tax receipts, $G15 !;
water rates paid s23,G2s.
Water Commissioner Lerin ID. Palmer was
elected Presiden Of the Board on Saturday.
The Commissioners for regulating and gyad-
ing Sxeenth-st New Utrecht, report that the coS Of
the improvement viii be S2j2s S. to be assessed on the
adjoining properly.
United Staes Assessor Leich, in making mp
his list Of suboEnates be removed, did not please
Mesers Jourdal Tracey and Palmer and according to
CITY Hall ruuC they exchanged views with President
Grant at Long Branch last Friday, on the subject.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
LONG ISLAND.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

w-RocHELLE.-The second annual recep-
un Of the Grammar Department OF Public School No.
VS. given on Friday evening. Addresses were dellv-
esd by ClarsOn " Potter, Robert Cochran, Hosea b.
ITkus. aud Robert Fisher, President Of the Board OF
EucatiOn
rNG STNG-Dr VIM T. Woodc0ck has begun q suit in
tb Supreme Court against d. G.. j. Fisher 20 obtain
SLOOO damages for alleged defamation Of character
VE,rCHrsTER-The proceeds OF an entertainment in
ID Town Hall ON Saturday, lOr the benefit OI the Pres,
lnteTidu Church, were S-.1.
IoUNT VERNoN-W. ID. It-yer, The Prnc pal of Public
SloIl No T. has sucd III accordance With the It.
ucst OF Tie Board.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13
Remarkable Adventure in a Sewer.

Our citizens will remember how the
showers came. Tuesday night. i'll fire.
quemt succession, pouring torrents while
they lasted, but stopping after Il brief
pour. Well. there We're. ut eight o'clock
on that evening. seven men ut the point
in Sycamore and Abigail streets. t."
which is completed the great sewer
which is really an uptown extension of
the big EgglcSton avenue sewer. Their
business is to clean the open end OF that
sewer, 50 as to prevent delay tn work
men engaged i'll constructing II up SNc;l-
more street. 1t had occurred To them
that by stirring the sediment ut the bot
tom of the sewer the water from the
showers would wash it away. and their
work would i'll this way he greatly eN-
pcdited. After Il long cessation i'll the
rain. they went into the sewer some
distance, and continued their work.
Whfe so engaged. one of those heavy.
sudden showers which characterized the
evening, came up and poured down its
tremendous streams. The first warning
they had of their peril, WAS Il sudden
rush of waters upon them, carrying the
whole party on their feet. The four
men nearest the mouth of the sewer
escaped with difficulty, battling up
stream against il powerful current, the
other three were carried down toward
the river by the galloping tide of fdetiled
waters. Two of them caught ut IL man
hole near the canal and succeeded III
making themselves heard by their four
fortunate companions who had escaped,
They were drawn up to the solid ground
by these. But John Clark, one of their
companions, was not :" fortunate. He,
continued to travel down to Count
street, where he made short turn an,i
thence proceeded before the every mo-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13

queen to cnthrone herself thereon. If
he h"iStS her umbrella. it is Us if he
were spreading out the canopy of heaven
over her head. If he picks up fallen
glove. he offers it to the owner rs if h,.
were placing his sword and honor at
her disposal for the rest of his life. If
hc quits her at the foot of Il stairway,
he looks after her rs Il chamberlain of
the court might 1t" when her majesty
mounts the throne And in each in
stance the woman meets him half way
in grace and atfahilitN. All this makes
him happy. The consciousness of hay
ing conducted himself ~ Il chew ali,r
without rrproach. the probability Of
having produced AN impression on the
heart of her whom he has thus rncnum-
tered. and the recollection of her cmtic-
ing manncr. bring ripplcS of pleasure
across his mind whenever The scene re-
ours to him. G0IoIy tor .S,pt,mbr,.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13

he a>>;il< President Grant and the
Union party. In this singular rrvulSiom
he teaches houmdlcSS forgiveness to the
enemies of freedom. undN ing hatred to
its chief supporter. Never. we hclicve.
has ANY President been assaulted with
such noisy violence. Washington more
than once complains of the calunmicS of
his foes Lincoln looked down calmly
upon the feeble criticisms of Il Grcclcy.
the coarse assaults of the tr:liturouS
press : but upon President Grant Mr..
sumner has wasted all tn" resources of
his reading. and. in his strange dcIu~ion.
>triNcm to stab the fame of his prc>rrV-
cr. 70 his jealous mind inmnccnce is
tortured into crime. ami patience int0
confession. He RACES against the hand
that rescued him from his enemies. and
seems almost Ia imagine that ii is he
and moi General Grant who restored
the republic. Ills dclu>inm is shared
10y his friends. In the speeches of SchuIZ
omitted. In their Vimdictivr assaults
upon the President they strive To ban
i>h from he minds of his coumtrNmrn
all recollection of his patriotic services.
But the nation remembers them: thcl
live in the hearts of the people they
will $lI>lr upon the memory of every
patriot with startling rlrarmr>> a> the
election draws near in which he i> to
decide hrtWccm the President and his
dctlmcr>. between the friends nr the
destroy els of freedom. Again the mem
"lc> Of Nick>hurg. Chattannoga. and
Richmond will minglr with the shouts
Of victory a> the Lo>t> of trcrncm ride
down their ancient foes. aud di>pcr>e
forever the >"Idid throng~ of chivalrl
and of slavery.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13
The Great International Exposition at
Vienna

The importance of the great EXhihi
tion. to American Merchants. Meclam-
les. Manufacturers and Inventors. can
scarcely ht uNcr,.Stimatcd. Every Ma
tion. but the Initcd States. have al
ready nVcIrun the space allotted t."
them, and are apply ing for additional
accommodations for the vast number of
Exhibitors who are pressing forward to
take parl III the enterprise. Russia.
agricultural nations are manltc>tlng the
greatest cagcrmc>> to get hold of the
latest Improvements III labnr->:iNin"
machinery. aud will crowd the hall~ of
the Exhibition. This Exposition i l."
cUn1ur>ti"nahlN miIch larger and m"rr
imposing. III every respect. than amy
that have preceded it. Inventors will
he fully protected, and every facility
will be afforded Exhibitors both T." show
their goods and I" sell them.
y" expenses will he laid upon E\-
hihitor>. - fan ~ the undersigned i
advised. except such A. may cover trans
porIati"n. unpacking. placing on cN-
hihiti"n. storing boxes. rcpackimg. and
rr>hippimg. and insurance. No charge
will hc made for services 10y the Com
missioner or the Assistant C"mni>>iou-
cr>. except that Exhibitors will Ice cA-
pcctcd Ia pay the expenses "t unpacklng
and placing goods. which will lee done
hN an Assistant Commi>Sinucr. and at Il
rate much lower than if dome 10y differ
rmt parties ANY one desiring Ia exhibit
will. at the earliest moment. make an
application To the, under signed Assistant
commissioner. in writing. stating cN-
artlN what articles he proposes ti send
and the space required. Articles Will
be placed. i'll the Exhibition building
between the l>t of February and the.
10Th of April I-13. Arrangements have
been made with the Steamship Lines
and RailWaN>. for reduction on treight>
which will hr made public When a>ceI-
tanned. 1t l. understood that Austria
has appropriated I" the enterprise over
>iN millions of dollars. little Italy has
appropriated two millions. and all the
other Governments III pruP"ltI"n. II l.
most earnestly hoped. that tor the credit
of the nation. ON country men Will
l.
lcgt.> offered. and till the American DE
partmcnt with the choicest specimens of
their skill. industry and enterprise.
GAEp\EE :. BIODGETr.
Assistant Commissioner lur he | \.
Burlington. Vt.