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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-01

BILLrNGE-On Prdhv MAJ D. The 2 year q BIS age HsaU u
BLING Of Henry and Harriet y Bihnze -, -.
funeral services the rnce Of hrs pareus No y West Isa 81
on sunday June ?, 2D O'Clock p m
BRAINE-Ou THURSDAY. MAY DO AZ River Eise = Adeds k-ea
Youngest daughter Charles aad Felicia BrAins aged Js'f
months sni q LAYS
BROwN-n Boston 18th month 18th Gardiner Brown 500 Of he
FT, o liz eieacg Of his uncle Wilson NJ Powell, ~ Wed
Fits if.y st. this ay % day 9Th month d, atRp "a
CAMPA a5stown Conn on the ai9 az william . Camp s~
cARPENrER-Ia Jersey City Louise wife Of Gcorcs
T. Carpenter and daughter Of JdhB r. Burgess aged z yesrs
b adder as Croye-st saturday June The 20
mains VIII be CoopsrstOwn, " T. Tor iuteunent
EARLE-On THURSDAY May 1872 Ja Earle Of th' aT IN shs
rb rvSs and friends Of the family and he eougszaou Of ihf
University place Presbyeran OAalen Ae ~ ~ y,
the funeral services a. bis aIe residence 70. - & ~ psls -
Mondly AZ 30 O'Clock a. N The remains WI DC AA'a
PJGghkespse for InternelL
HEWgTT On Friday morning MAY d. Fannie hs~e'@ 3Aaso
the ate Dr. J. O. HeTeti, The ls rear Of her ge -
The raye. and the family arr invited % attend se uaes
without further noce from her ae residence @S Asi FofAst4-s
at2p. u Monday. June J.
Ro.,ou Providence and Vermont papers please copy
LEACHu wsfuesay evening % William Leach In TIC Va
nj. friends friends Of the family are respeeiay %
SATURDAY p MemOars ~
Crescent Lodge CO.. Crescent Chapter No ~ ind Aaepah
Council. No and A. NJ, respectfully n'itea - Aena
OsGooD-Ou Thursday morning May 90 Sarah Archer rele Of RObs
m $780, mi r. tS Ar respectfully invi,sd attend TIE tunsrEi
& ssr sfe residence No i9 rwentyarstst satartsT
morning next. al ~ O'CLOCK
ROACH-suddsnly on Nay DO william Henry Roh fhe 9Th year
The members Of Putnam Lodge No. 35 inc N also ne
and the family respectfully nyed % Asad ~
az l:J1 >. m -
wAGyER-At Pleasant Valley N J.. May DO offr1pY wiIas
Wagner 65th year Of bis age formerly resident 0i "A~
The ves and friends Of the family the members O senn.s
the funeral on SUNDAY June from Mathews LaherAn Chures.
coz sroome and Elisa6eth-sta p.
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REBORN NOTES.

Ex-Gov. Monitor of Louisiana has written
letter Of cordial approval OF exGOv Herberts indorJe
ment Of the Greeley and Brown ticket
A Sixth Ward Horace Greeley Club was or
ganized last evening with the following officers;
President Peter Krn; viceresients C. T0omey iud Iimes
Golden, Secretary. Cornelius Osheai Treasurer Thomas Downs
Since Mr.. Greeley's letter of acceptance
scores Of Democratic papers and many kepuDhcan
papers have joined the Liberal cause anu nuNs o"'
the Greeley and Brown banner.
Judge Berry. Dr.. Melville, Mr. Cone, Ethan
Allen and others, will address meeting Of the WIN
Assembly District Pioneer Greeley and Brown Campaign
Club this evening ut the University building on WASH
inston-square.
Over hundred Republicans of Ithaca signed
the recent call for the formation OF Greeley Club, and
on the assembling Of the Liberals hearty demonstra-
ton made in favor OF Reform, and the machinery
prepared b carry on the campaign
California always had a liberal way Of doing
things, to carry out the character Of the lead
ing citizens OF san Francisco together the other
day and started Greeley Club which, It IS promised,
shall have " 1000 members before election day"
Another Greeley and Brown Club was or
ganzed III the Seventh ward last night, by the election
of the following officers;
President James ODonnel vee-Presden John Fraser Recording
see Eorsne Croaey Corresponding Secretary Stephen Fraser
A large meeting Of the citizens of the XXth
Assembly District was held at the Club House OF the
Liberal Republican Association No $50 Thirdave last
evening After spirited remarks from Col b. A. willis,
Prof Glaubenskee, and Col H. d. Faulkner, Greeley
and Brown Campaign Club organized with the fol-
lowing officers
President r. D. Faulkner vieepresents Prof Glaubensses
COug0r Col Timothy HaneYi Secretaries weeks W. Cu
and Heay 2. Cushing Treasurer, J. n Hegeman
The Liberal Republican Free Trade doc
trnaires have a grievance. IL seems that when
THE TRIBUNE reported their meeting with double the
fullness and accuracy their organ could afford IT, 1t
observed that every mention OF Mr. Greeeys name was
received with applause. This they now rise TO explain
hut a~ in ufau les
they want it understood that the people who appauded
SIR Greeley intended 70 do something else and that an
entirely faithful report should have found out what
did intend, by process or evOutOn uOu lntetnal
consciousness. They would be better warranted IN IN
du gtng IN such microscopic criticism their organ I'D
not Jen with the untrue statement that the
hall was crowded 90 its utmost capacity lie organ mas
another grevance-thOse who cheered Tor MT Greeley
not the bestOOng people present luis rs IuSou
sad The editor OF that organ ought 10 be appointed
committee to visit the polls next November ana Aeep
all the people whom he considers as good LOOKING a.
himself and his associates rom voting.
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is suitably adopted 20 the present whim Of tbs
" T. Stadts Zeisuag. Unayoldably are reminded Of
the masterpiece which ito Chicago adrer tne or tue
Grant Journal OF that p8cpl accustomed 10 former
years, 70 construct IN NewfOrk. While editing New
YORK Journal he wrote correspondence 20 journal IN
germany IN which he cited his New York journal I1en
ne cited IN bs New York Journal the journal from Ger
nauy which had cited him. And his readers learned
what IgnsdHdsdssq be wa8he VINO was cited N Ter
many. 80 he must do, lays especial stress, not
61y upsh exercising journalistic influence, but upon be
coming kn9wr as very Influential. This IL the WekknOWr
Pilot" maaeuver We do assert shat the ". 2
Stats Zslt initiates its Chicago friend but precisely
it dOes, IL sh0t1d do II 10 intended % initiate.
In regard TO tie above mentioned compliment respect
nineteen which both Staats Zettlsyg
and the Azsger de- Wens appear to have appropriated
with assent ana sat- 6ctOn have 20 remark As FAR
ss the ". T. Stdds zsfflg cCcernec, we leave 20 s
own Judgment, whether 1t will TX the numerical relation
OF it, readers 70 the voters which politically represents
100 % or az 20 70 "a far the AnzeOcr
the n T. Stats Zsfilfag~t Is couyctien that the
Detttsche Correspondent OF Baltimore alone pat 10
with It's circulation, twice IN the pocket thar the Deche
Zetag OF NeWOrleans Is able TO do the same thai the
Louisville AHgeger would materially limit its sphere
II IL did voters than the 1nzeger dss IVES
tens and finally that, In the above list there many
Journals which would very much object % taking rank
Journal has forgotten with compliments, % cOnsider
the Cincinnati Journal whose editor rendered Mr. Grant
considerable service by his political hunting stories ere
would be, counting the Cincinnati third, the en-oentas
complete, and the Democratic Press would DC
fully represented In the trio We cannot conceive Jnen
why the gentlemen invite the remainder, which has no
TO the Baltimore German Press Parliament
Perhaps the remainder Is invited in a friendly way 10 |
enable themselves TO attain some Importance by voting
D yesn
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publican rerisls, snd having the same SeysTnment
that she had when, sceved II TO the community Of states
with coea@e nrs1ieS and INN inities must have been
Republican in her Govern oent wheA Ser civ1 snfbor
essayed in January last, 10 overthrow bayin1 hao,
ity Now, the reconsuuction measures Se respect
ratified by the people, they should recctve D. biicns
and Observance Of all who claim 90 be trae Rept> ,h
Then II there are any Republicans In LOuisicnA, y
must be found among those who, az The hazard o. te
lives maintained the law and republican testltutigns
While the other hand 10 appears that the Federall7S
who c0nsped tOxether for the purpose OF sup2antng
the State Government subverted the recOnstructiOn
laws, setting up a and unauthorized Government
are not Republicans inspiTit'
Reporte Are they. IN factf
Gen Iongstreet-NO.
RepOrter-DO not these cOnspiratOrs support Gen
Grant for the Presidency, and those whom you demon
mate true Republicans" support the Ci1elnnatl
nOmneesl
Gen Longstreet-Yes. the former go 10 Philadelphia;
the later represented the state at the Cincinnati Con-
ventiOn When entered upon the course OF reconsruc-
ton laid down by the laws, did so without mePtaL
reservation. Notwithstanding the general opinion that
the laws harsh, / preferred 20 accept them as
measures OF peace did attribute 10 the laWgyeS
desire 70 be marsh from improper motives but because
future good seemed 70 require t. You may imagine my
surprise when found that loyalty 20 Republican
principles satisfactory because IN the discharge
OF my official obligations defended Republican tnsutu-
tons against the hand Of violence.
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GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS
REFopS IN NEw-JERsEY.

opaAN1zrUo ron oyrsrEY AND BROWN
STATE CONVENTION TO BE hSLD All NEWAhA.
A meeting for consultation Ia reSaru 10 the
organization Of a liberal Republican Reforni pary IN
New,Jersey was held yesterday afternoon a. Iyror
hotel. In Jersey city. John A Dear Vi INC Ev',"'y
Journal, called the assembage 70 oruer anu r = ~
of Trenton was chosen Chairman. and Richard Gordon
Secretary.
Cen Kfna.rek sald the necessity for organizing new
marty WA overwhelming He, for one, had become
thoroughly convinced that the Administration party
was corrupt He had begun 70 reel the necessary
for new party far back a. the Inauguration Oh zen.
Grant when it would be remembered, several crcum-
- +ooI, nlaca for which Iit was thought necessary
to make excuses and they had been e1oushg anu eA-
crstnr ever since The Cincinnati platform and nom-
nees furnished a nucleus around which al honest men
could rally. and he was in favor Of holding state
Convention and asking the good men Oh al parties TO
Join them ,.,,.,,
Thomas Potter thought the Convention should be held
with reference 10 the Presidential election ony. IL was
bbI be said that most OF those who joined the
movement would follow the lead Of their respective par
ties in reference TO local nominations. MI Dear said
that 10 insure success they must attend TO Dut one tnhg
at time II they succeeded IN the President escuon
the result would be the formation Of permanent pohu
cal party He was opposed 70 going into any InOf9en'
that would disrupt the Republican party ana lea'e e
Democratic party intact but he felt most strongly tne
need of new party and was willing 70 unite Win all
honest men in the present political parties in ~nins IT,
Messrs Freeze Snyder, scudder, Mott and others "a
vored the formation OF party which should eASHu
beyond the present Presidential campaign
On motion OF Mr. Dear, Committee was appolh'eu 70
arrange for state Convention TO be held al he"aIA
June 90 and resolution passed requesting the eei
eraes from New-Jersey to the Cincinnati ConVen'iOn
to suspend all action under the letter OF Instructions
sent TO them by the Secretary Of that ConVenion re-
ouesting them 20 meet and organize state Executive
Committee as the proceedings Of yesterday supeseueu
al necessity for such action.
Mr. Hopkins offered the following resoluuons' "nicn
we're adopted: ... a..
Resored That IN obedience 10 the inspirations 3 tle
hour and the duties OF to-day" we c0fdaly anu ue.t
~ en.t I'M the Liberal Republican Reform HoyeLlsnI
insurrated at Cincinnati and indOrse me A
cant5ates nominated for President and NcefreslIent
and pedge ourselves work unceasn2y ~ I-o
election of Horace Greeley and B. Graft Bowl III -o'
ember next .., ,,-..o Craelev Accent
ING the nomination of the Cincinnati " %
annie assurance that there Is gOOd tlnie
when bvgOnes will be forgotten, and JUSTICE, pS1 aI
harmony and fraternal relations, viii once o d b e
tablshed among al the people Of one ui'eu anu ppy
PeS5i,sd That we cordially invite al persons VINO a
urove the Cincinnati Platform and cahuIaIos W ul'o
with
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DEMOCRATIC SENTIMENT IN INDIANA.
LETTER FROM THE HON. THOMAS BOWLING
The Hon. Thomas Bowling, one Of the old
est ablest pures and most influential Democrats II lne
state Of Indiana, gives his views the pouch slluA
ton in the following extract from letter to pooal
friend IN this city. Mr. Bowling formerly Mnis'
and served many years In both branches Of the AdanA
Legislature:
an for Horace Greeley because / know IN ~ ~ =,
honest and believe Inn 20 be just. Ny lalt - u 49,
that an old Wing, even though Republican, clh IT, "a
hOpelessly base, and that IN his hands the hepi IA
suner detriment. Mr. Greeley and ny sen IL M
times were wing Editors, and both friends OF Ieb
rison Mclean, and scott. My journals, nc 80 TTTp
Courier and ELprcSs, small craft Deslee ~. d.,
UNE. but they were not entirely without M @ b-e
now have new questions upon Us. Old lni5is hae
respect for the venerable, If 10 be WIOhs ,e
Though 60 years OF age, want parties 20 de.I The
future and shape for good that which Is 10 hooten
ivy which creeps up the moldering ai1i enlist
walls OF decaying structure H"!h the
VeneratiOn, but cXcites no hope - and
tender rose OF yesterday has a sugses,S ,rs tbaf
charming life, for know, IN the course " Has
IL will bloom again VIII the Union, Win ~, - % In ira
recoectOns OF thirty years ago, come Da oret That
ancient grandeur IL only De When -i,st ~ ira
any portion OF It was estranged from and
round the old standard OF Liberty ana Uhlyh. o nil
have faith IN Horace Greeley and believe SV want a
not dsappOnt the hopes Of the country. ,e aSrom-
change " Administration, and the soonS eonie and
pllsh 10 the safer will be the interests Ol ZIG
the glorious inheritance Of our fathers.
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AN IRISH DEMOCRATIC ENDORSEMENT.

A meeting of the Irish Democratic Union
General Committee held last evening, at Masonic
Hail. President A. A. Griffin in the chair After some
routine business motion offered to draw up set
OF resolutions requesting the National Democratic Con-
venton at Baltimore nominate Horace Greeley for
President Considerable debate ensued this motion,
the delegates, with exception, strongly advocating
the claims Mr. Greeley for the Presidency, both on
account OF his strong friendship for Irish citizens and
his general character for honesty Of purpose as shown
by his upholding all good OF national policy,
and bis denunciaon Of the Illegal acts OF the present
Administration. The motion, being put, carried
unanimously. and the meeting soon adjourned.
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5ueeiaI Noti@s

Mass Meeting Of the People i7sspecye Of party hssosT
IN ORA CE GREELEY GRAFT BROWN AZ the Cooper nstasI
nm NOND4Y EVENING Eminent speakers ro AZ parts %
m MON are expected present ncndlg the hoa hOhaS
GPFTFY GOV GRAFT BROWN Of Missouri senator IlFIOh %
Sebrlsa Gov ROBINSON Of Illinois bon JOSEPH STEW
~ Srbigan Hon JAMES R. DOOLrfLk OF Niseonan ssnsr
ALCORS of Mississippi JAMES BROOKS Hon SMITH 6LI.
Gen Mcclure Of Pennsyyalia Gen yAaEs SHIELDS on lno
ROBERT B. ROOSEVELT, Gen KLPAIhlCk or seSg eef,
Hon NJ HARRELL Of Arkansas Hon CHARLES " DaFls -
W,ssacbugett. Hon. JAMES GALLAGHER Of COuneecs hoa
WILLIAM DORsHEIlER Of New-lork Hon ~ d5sSn-
ATTO n TWOMBLY. Hon. WILLiAA ", MlLks .sca-
y W sIOCUM Hon. THOMAS KINSELLA, Hon Gk0k9k n
NACKAY THEODORE q. GLAUbENskLEE, Hon. AADhhm =
PoCEpS Gen NJ r MCMAHON Col Z. B. LANSING Hon WV
q ROBINSON WILLIAM GRANERr. sTEPHBS y hh A6'
IT-TiTs KORN JOHN MCLLALLY NORTH ELLlsGsk, IhOo-
SSEAD CHAUNCBY sHAPFbR The square IN fr9nt o. Noopf
Union NH be brilliantly nated and stands sui Be dednaa es
Music aud Fireworks addition those appropriated 70 ersn aao
ter orators b. order the Joint Cagmlttse n Arrangements
O'D'' ' GEORGE II. VAN CLEFT, eh.I,nen
JAMES N. SMITH.
JoHy A. F2sTEs. secretaries.
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COL. FoRNEY "CR1Es HALT AGAIN"
HE DEMANDS A CHANGE OF CANDIDATES IN
PENNSYLVANIA OR GRANT WILL BE LOST.
IN. D. Limit prax.

PENNSYLVANIA OR GRANT WILL BE LOST.
From ne PhtIdelphir Press.
But we must not ignore the action OF the
Pennsylvania Democrats Ii comes IN time 70 warn us
before National Convention next week From press
ent appearances Pennsylvania viii again be the battle
ground place little confidence IN RepuDucan success
In Neyv-YOrk next November, II we allow madmen 10
manage our couuses that state and II the Opposition
are wise aud discreet. some OF the at the helm in
Pennsylvania lose that 10 Grant, too, II they are
permitted to go very little il expected at their
hands-very little them, but vast thing for the peO-
pie; little is, TO give the Republicans chance
10 vote for good in October The whole power OF
the National Government or the State Government and
oil the CITY Government is in the hands OF one class or
politicians They manipulate everything Let them enjoy
their prerocative; but for their own sakes, II they
would save Grant, II they would perpetuate thelr
families, they ought 10 recognize the obvious Iact
that for this year at least something Ike uls-
crefon and liberation should be manifested. IL
y folly worse than folly suppose that the Republican
state ticket can be elected as IL stands Improve IT,
gentlemen. Take OF your own school ana stamp,
III you please take such your constituencies can
vote for. For year past The Press and otner papers
have mDlOred these managers % save Grant by retf
ing Objectionable aspIrants by bringing forward gOOd
men and rue az candidates. Harrsburgs answer car
red disInay 20 the Republican party Of the WhOe state
IL is not late The way 10 victory Is as pam 40 t1S
road To- defeat and surely guides are not az so D.hu
that they cannot see that which Il the best
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GENERAL POLITICAL NOTES.

The Democratic State Convention of Mis-
sour 10 elect delegates the Baltimore Convention VIII
meet al Jefferson CITY, June II.
The Democratic State Central CommIttee OF
Illinois have been called to meet at Springfield on 'He -"
-. - IN supnIeulent the call for the State Con-
yention on the 26th Of June 70 include the nomlAa
ton OF a state ticket.
There is said to be some notion OF taking
new man instead Of Banks for Congress Iro the
Cbarestovvu Mass district. The friends OF Dr. Lorng
are UNITING forward their champion 70 displace Cen
in the Essex district but ll Is thought tue move
meut won't amount 20 mucl.
At the the charter election IN the towns OF
southneld and Middletown Richmond county INC iof
lowing officers were elected: ,, ? n
TrusteesO RICHARDSON Col G. n Brow bena9in bio@a - v
Vaughn Thomas Fisk IT, Police Jlsles- aoAs "A1''" P'
al = Assessor-J0sepl Olive majority IT,
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WEATHER REPORT
WAR nrpARrMENr.


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. C.. June /, l872-l a. NJ.
Synopsis Tor ne DGsf tgeHlg- four AottrS.
The barometer has fallen north and west OF
the Ohio Valley, with eastery 10 sOutherly winds and
increasing cOudness. Clear Eeather ia prevailing very
generally over the NewEngland, Middle and Southern
states with light 70 fresh winds.
Probabilities
The barometer continue falling north and west Of the
Ohio Valley with easterly 20 southery winds increased
cloudness and areas OF rain.
Clear and pleasant weather will prevail over the New
England and Middle States with the winds backing to
sOuthery and essterY with increased eiOudness
the lower LAKE. regions.
Partly cloudy weather with prODaOy occasional areas
Of rain over the south Atlantic and Gulf States Dan
gerous winds are not anticipated.
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GEN. LONGsTREET.

HE BELIEVES IN THE CINCINNATI MO' -'i---'
AND WILL SUPPORT THE IlckEi'
A member of the staff of The Aer- Orleans
Republican recently questioned Gen. Longstreet CON
corning his views on the pending issues. The eenerM
reviewed his action in resigning from inc o
ship aud explained why he could not consistently, 30
Republican. the party represented by Gen Df
In his opinion the Cincinnati nominees are Inc uuo
the Republican party. Traversing the outrages per
petrated by tho Administration party in louisiana the
Genera said:
"Loualans one Of the States reconstructed anoer nc
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KIRRIED

CROssMAN-B "Wednesday evening MAJ ~ IT.
loaH
ID George Ida l. Blackwell only daughter OF q
u BLACKWELL esq. ali u this city.
guBBgII-MILRR- Trinity Church Newark ~ J.. on FfiAy
MAJ nj nv Rev Naison MGR Smith D., A. T. haoosn Nsve
lev T. 70 Elizabeth Virginia only daughter Of J. d. nhef ~
NY
Vg-SCHMETTERBROn April q. So By Rev d. nee ~
Church Jersey Cy n J., Ari hux sne la
ve 10 Soghe Sshmetterer Of YORK CITY No arsa
WHITNEY-DAY-In Brooklyn, the 18th nst BY the 1y Dr.
eaye st Ira 6feensood Wn.arI ~
YORK and Elizabeth Mary daughter u the late Edward D.I %
Westaeli, Mss No caris
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
lEar 80 80 W, ses ~ -

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ARRIVED.
Il So, ma. frood Philadelphia WITH nile sad pAss
% lgdllrrf steamship Co 49, 10 a.. .ffh nfs.
snip strstL Giazggr1 ,rnss, Is'p2
schr 3 T. .5asas (of Pssshroke. If'''Y' I'1S' - 49,
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scar K D,css (of Eoot5baYl, Re- J. haf''' h-'H' ms
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S,r Cr-se WIis iGrsham Efenfhss "A = 80 -. "a.
So gbar Il Dame iOfGioueesterl, Seser4<A, ' - -
ser ssmis s. MeSows of Boobsy sypes a. 0'''' '-''
with frms
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THE CoEvzrs sHAW WILLARD MO 20 s,nne - an Pyga
bqvs resbei ft oercon - construction Eheh -s~es -.
s.Srs Cr ,-,e,t Incl ed poe dgabe as saT
ordinary u-le cheaper Shsn sel4.s 80 -
considere Wa.r through a. NJ founan -
re om he slqst,st % o sad poi-oa ~ irpn t La.A
plumbing u houses = hugely usei ~ eenfrH3
spngs pumps ner, stss 49, -
tans aud water fact wherever pn1i ili "a
ies rable. Crcr aud ares Of sens ~ On ~ -
poand saw $500
hTa ll3 Centr no % N4~eA -
PlDe Leal Pipe Orisfs asl a. sgt
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substitute o AL has he rssrsabe eets eysr
by "a
pleasant take nsnsest the tomach he b,~es
Fhen N hs9
~ tatdca
moved FOR ive twenty
vomiting with vOln
mineral morphine acSno
.1u1v adapted and children. u lEs myc for
wiunoc Eyer7 iaY should have a.
AMI desire hat pfysesnI AID sarss~
shall thoroughly test furnish without nsz
j. 3. R0sE 4 60 81 Broadway. New o<
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INTENSIVE FIRE IN CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND Ohio, May 3l.-A fire broke out
about e:so this morning the city mills, owned by H.
TI,vevs sons totally destroying the mills together with
their contents including about 100000 bbls nour and
10000 bush wheat.
The loss A. near as can be estimated tonight Is s2oOo
and the insurance between $4,000 and ScOOOO The fire
was caused by the accidental gntng OF batting cloth
from the lamp OF a miller who was examining the
machinery,
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POLICE CHANGE.

The Board of Police held a meeting yester-
day afternoon. and promoted Capt John H. heDermott
Of the Eighth Precinct be Inspector. vice Thorne
made superintendent Of the Cleaning Bureau
and Sergeant John T. Williams OF the Mounted Squad to
he CAPTAIN. The latter officer assigned TO the
Twenty rst Precinct vice cCuagn, transferred " the
Elghth Precinct
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
novFsTIC MARKFTN

x.,o,,R.ss MAJ J-Flour du aNcr. BEta, o. Treble
P "a no demand h0leTs anxious 90 sell Corn easier s1eu
~ white eazsE 53d5oe Bran 81 ~ ma. sca.ee
<3fD &b PORK dull Mess ofefin9 az
ia IA BasSu dali shoulders Offering 5c Clear b te Clear
go se Hsms-sagar-cured sales At sc Lard dali
~r,,Packen Refined sie; keg- Kettle 0ie teaned 10
~ &c. am Prime 9fdl0e Moaas-Csten bottom. a0rslic
sSn al s995o Coffee l63eSc Esehangs-SsesAas
ia. New. YORK sight &c. premium Gold, llJA .