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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-20

BEDEL-CLARE-On Thursv April 49, ~ Rev Porf cAsr'.s
B@ie j. laughter Vi fAOnA. a. HLEa = Gaze al
this No csfA
BCK-TOWSsESDIn Boston Emmanuel Church a INST ~
he Rev Dr. A. r. assisted bv R~v Dr. lsasc ~ use
Dr. Theodore Breek Springfield Mss Aeeh ,oras
Townsend Of BOsOn-
coGswELL-sPADER-On THURSDAY April r. IN G,o' curra
Chnrch n. Rev. George williamson smith.
Rector OF Church Jamaica william sfefng COss"e % hss
rettA eldest daughter Of the ate stephen l. SPaler
COWBLL-MURRAY-On Thursday April 49, the encnce Of ne
brides parents by Rev. George a. HeDvortb Less r C,~ Al
Nellie T.. daughter Of Robert Murray ESQ No oaria
CYPERT-EOsTRASD Thursday April 1871 me Rev Y.
Cora Dr. John Cypsrt Ma Ella SossDd all si Sss rSs
City.
GLES-DARLNGTONOn Tuesday April Is Il ST. ThOmu' chsrt.
Dr. Morgan Rev. Or huhlsnbeg Wlan Ogsr.
Giles Miss C. Darlington 5Oh Of the City o. Sep Tofk
GIRTOE-KEMP-Ia BrooxIyn. D. wednesday evening. April
H. Partridge The residence u re brides
Charles smyie esq Charles r GOB Of seNYork % JsiA v
Kemp Of the above CITY. No cards.
HILDRETH-SMITH-On THURSDAY evening, April 49, b. he RsT
D. Anderson Charles H. E.gfetA ~ L. Laughter Df Isaac
Smith.
OLBROOK-wRIGHT-On THURSDAY evening, April 49, 81 Calvary
T. "A. Washhlrn D. Elmnns HolbEo0s - asB
Greenwood daughter Of WB w. Wnghi, all VI this dtI
uOLLAyD-PROTH Brooklyn The residence n 10
brides uncle THURSDAY April 6 By the Rev H. D. hs-mAs
Rector Church Esopu " T. John Holland Oi se"
YORK And Sadie W. daughter Of A Z ProthinghAm,
RGGs-BATgs-At Malone " = April IT, BY {. A. Baiie,
Rutherfur ParE " j. aud Miss Agnsse
daughter p Bates NJ D. Of Malone y l. NO esrls
TALMADGR-WHITE-On THURSDAY evening, April 10 at The rs
brides in Brooklyn, by The Rev W H. PsnbT
p Tasge Lau daughter Of 10 ate hensn "h
esG., VI KonkeEA
al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed u1A nv
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PERSONAL.

The two lads, Jesse and Ulysses Grant, sens
Of che President arc 10 visit Europe in June and return
at the end of the with MISS Nelly Grant
James II. OsgOod has been elected Chairman
Of the Committee on the Reception of the Press, at the
Boston Jubilee
NJ Jules Janin has just married his second
daughter TO the poet Emile Bergera his eldest daughter
having a short time ago espoused another poet-Catule
Mendcz.
Charles Reade is in the toll and trouble of a
new war. He has begun prosecution against i've En-
glsh journals for libel contained, he alleges in crti-
cism OF his play entitled "shllly oAally.'
Miss HOsmer, the sculptor, has recovered from
the results of late accident in Rome Although
dragged 30 vars behind runaway horse she sustained
nothing more serious than flesh WOUNDS
Rosa BOnheur, it is vaguely announced, Is
painting Kaiser wlhem's hOrse-whether at Berlin or
Paris stated is the particular horse indicated
which enjoys the honor OF the brush OF Bonheur
Private letters from England State that Ten
nvsm frequently ayows his intention OF visiting America
soon Il said he 10 the great wonders OF
the West and famiarlZe himself with Truly hepdOAcdh
Government and people
Mr.. Anthony TrOlope recently returned TO
Melbourne from trip 20 Tasmania and was about 70
rroceed on tour through Gippss Land apparently de-
termined 10 and study from ms own observation
everything which may De noteworthy in Australia
Prince H1mbert and Princess Margherita
visited the Pruce Princess Of Wales in great state
in Rome the oath nit, in their grand carIlage' Win
he Italian coiors in her dress-rcen velvet, white
bonnet, with rose ON one SIDE
The Hon. Moses B. COrwin, father of the
late distinguished Onioan. John ~ Corwin died last week
1t his home. UrDaua. ONO. in his SIN year. He was
tuc in Congress several terms Beside John. nc Aau
another SOL, the Hon, Jacob Corwtn, SURVIVING
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DIED.
BROws--Op FRIDAY, 18th inst, at

BROWyDu Friday 18th T. Julia srwin 'UaaseA
Funeral services - the Of her father r-nton As.asJ.
ns., Tras e.Ves AeH-IoFA Ne~'ei'e' '''-s'
st9JJG n.
pODD-At Minneapolis April 49, Pirr1Hs D'id formerly
Orange, n. J.
nRAKEAtNevark " j. or TSursiay lstA the
Of sob-IR-sw herry o. Darcy No - is Nh MARY -
Drake widow OF the Gone Drake Of M0Trsto~n
place, Meeay "a LIST, Al lO Siaogi a-ef ''ee IN
terment at M0rristOwn
HUYrER-on WEDNESDAY April IT, S,,oh Hunter q hs Or.
Hunter Keller & I'd oa-in-a brsrtnsin-f
respectfully
from tue Evangelical Lutheran Cauct q tas Hoy rh s~u
6rst Fifth AID srthaE So~Nsy, APni H. a. 10
MUPPHY-Srenlv On Friday April 20 R0bs A.. Youngest ~
Thomas Margaret a. MurphY sed lears srd eonss
The rens Of the ;sIa are rr'prGnA, n'4 70 s
the residence y! AIS paTen ~ An"s"9 ave- .
SUNDAY, 4 iHsL. al a O'clock
OLNsTB -At Conn. Friday april - ls ssH's
The reno and relatives Of the family ally s ,s.t
funeral il o'clock Monday Apni 2 afsfs 81 be a.
New depot 20 meet tie n tr-n rom ~" i'iA
RAYMOND-At Nor~ak Tassaay AgrI u A.Ser RAY
ReirTe, ioI friend. of tie family respectfully -vts 'itssi
funeral SATURDAY April 20 a. p N uoA d. AZ '''-'
IS M4in-st, N0rgalk, Conn.,
sANDS-On evening April 49, Ms Martha ssss So-
tbr late Ben anin SANDS. the 10Th of h.r tge.
Of the family respectfully nvitsi !" st %
Monday afternoon, "a INST, a. o's'eA fp- ~ - '
dsnce. 2J3 East Broadway.
wARNER-On THURSDAY morning April 70 anera or s. hir'e.
Luso. Wm r. and Hester "arssf Ae II -"
TIE resye. and friends Of rcspec'tsllv uvied ~ NJ
his April g. At O'Clock ron The alo- a.
parents No. IS Second ave.
WIN wheen city laughter the i,'- Abel F-ne
ALBANY. .s.-, -.....4 ~ -,
services Church Saturday the NH " 10 4'el o.
wrrIIAMsA her residence Ea RrsFthrls I'm dsF.
evening the 1871 inst, Harriet o. Rlo~ % AZ A'S H. "'~
the 53th year Of her age.
Motto ffuuarl Ito. morrow
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nights He then made tour OF Australia and Caifor
MIA. Reappcarrd In New-York, ut the Broadway Thea
ter Nov g. 1857 King Lear Again he sailed for Eng
land and opened March 8. 1852 HdBiei at the Stand
ard Thcater London. Again visited California and Aus
traia and April 1894 returned to America with his
daughter To TINS account we may add the statement
that Mr. Buchanan was merchant before he became an
actor ana thas went the after failing IA Mei
camille NC When he was in California he used 10 he
famiiiarly known as the actor vGO played hG"iei
OhCl,O IdGo, and Poker, anu u ~ SAID t%t WhohtNer q
dishonest t-eggurer stole a-,v money from him. al tle
baX-ofco as sometimes was NE act0rinnhing
no protest nor conneu1uetly 'c.cIucd him or', win
ia. cris er the MAY vi, over ''rlis thu way 70
turiyo-and thrift rs blessing q men steal II not
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suerial Notices.
The Avery Collection.

The undersigned would call particular
nected with Foreign Paintings exhibition The Sors
n Gallery sold tker lie does
ras importance Of these WORKS. they
AID sole fancy prices" they
price, for tie agreeable
iec,s for their cabinet for giving permanent aass
prove good pecunAry many
negecng hVoutss Already trir
Pres the
Of the ssbscis
general quality and asy ~
~etion YET placed pablo this season
rpsss winch this : be CONTACTED. si
nessry say word those Who have he snoscgs 2re,-s
sales coasdesoe Of others earnestly issc
unervo the proe, seho very unequal
occasions been resoh Immediately ass
parties failed
be protected higher therefore isSsF
% % shs
they care tor !. viii be Of service 70 ne even q ,s a. 80 % -
The sale win AXE place on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
INGs. April . and %
Eighteenth Ward Council OF Political R.fsrm.-A
meeting Of this Cospe Will be be-. q ocaa ia. No a9 E.s
81 j. GLAssEi secretarr VA ~ NELSON Pr..d'sl
Fifteenth Ward Council Of Political Reform, lahsr-
the Committee Of seventy meet every INT sDA hESNls.
5Ol Broadway, citizens tbca dsirciies pA te ~ A
call and enroll their nsmts
Tho DcIesae. From the ssrsnt s.ssx
reI 10 meet AZ b noa square MONDAY BNESiSc. Apd
o'clock Important action 81" Dc Sses rs.a % so s'.@s
X IA. POLLOCK, selrary
Po.i-Cfrc Notice The Ms, 'or RarOps ura soss
alto fiit RSDAY, ~ Il sns ~ s. ~ A al
r a. JOhE. P.slaa*s
Patens-aUSN ~. Publisher Au .neaa 9. P.ss
eosfde1usL send Patent Laws asd duiis aiar.
Geailsnen's Dress Hats, 'NyEs oeIrhss
wAdSdcG -. 80 B,.,vs
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.

FOUL FOoD-ACTIoN OF THE AGGRIEvED
BUTCHERS.
The cornmotiOn caused by The TRIBUNEs
article Foul Food" continued unabated yesterday
The dealers in good and the public generally
warmly approve TIM TRIBUsEs course. but OF the
Offending butchers whose published met
and decided 10 hold meeting Germania Ha, IN the
BOwoTy, mOrTow afternoon TO condemn THE TRIBUNE
and to raise funds for prosecuting n. proposition
that the aggrcyed butchers contribute 500 apiece
toward Carrying suit faYOraDiy received, ana
some intriguing lawyer viii probably succeed in extract
ing nch fees from them. The following letter re-
ceived yesterday:
TO hs RAZOR OF the rrfbane.
SIRE 10 the article headed your issue V tie isth
inst. | End my referred o 8 follows:
Con"a Ann No. "a Maber hin beef and mutton liable to
seizure,
Tins rcfereree vy uniss calculated niu ny bas
ne widow, depending entirely uppVrt
children retail hatcher Do snk
wlialy Injury children. the
business husblnd and have
soil Tie beat and pnIest quality n DEFY any
person prove tie ooAtrary. AM CONWAY
Hstg- YORK. April 10 1871
There probably many persons like Mrs Conway
who may have sold meats FOR long ne bat have never
been fully that the articles they sold were det
mental 20 health or forbidden by law. This Ignorance
has resulted partly fact that the officers whose
duty 10 prevent the sale OF food
effects OF selling these meats have increased during
the past ana The number OF OF sickness re-
sutlIg tcrcfrOm has multiplied, that 10 became tie
duty Of THE TRIBUNE Itself stop the traffic
aud The best 10 attain such result seemed to be by
the publication Of every place where the meats were
Sold thereby also drawing public attention to the Grim
mai neglect VI the officials whose business II 10 W make
seizures.
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GERMANS RESPONDING TO THE CALL.
DELEGATES ELECTED TO TIE CINCINNATI con-
VENTION.

DELEGATES ELLClLD TO TIE ClNIINNAAi NOA-
VENTION.
The newly-formed German Liberal Repub-
lean Contra! Committee held second meeting at Ger
mania Hail. No. Thirdaye., last evening, Gustav
TAleseu occupying The chair The report Of the Com
mlttee appointed organize associations in the Senate
Districts was deferred until the next meeting. on
motion of TheO. Gi-ubeusklee resolution
was passed TO send SIX delegates TO the
Cincinnati Convention, from each Congress Dis
trict 10 represent the German Liberal Republicans OF
this city The delegates were instructed 10 see that the
principles embodied in the platform Of the German Lib
eral Republicans should be adopted by the Cincinnati
Convention. The following delegates were elected
Theo. Gaubenskee Or. Kesser, Frederick Setback.
MoritZ Elnger, Or. Gerke. and Ferdinand Fraud.
t--ii fsrifs Weudt, Henry Wchle Paul Sclnitz-
ler Arnold Schnitzer, Adam FANS and G. WOhDrecht.
At a meeting OF the German Republican CeItTa. CON-
mittee night, Wm. Gellmann presiding, circular
issued few weeks by the Chairman. IN favor OF he
denomination Of Gen. Grant, approved wnereupOn
DR. Gerke and several OF mis- associates resigned.
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PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

Mr. James Ashbury has sold his yacht Cambria.
Miss Eliza Couldock. the actress, died In Salt
Lake Cy yesterday.
Samuel A. Way the wel-known Boston fnan-
cier. is Vigorously u -
Queen Victoria viii visit the ex-Emperor Ma
pOleoB o.; ChiseLursi TO-DAY.
800. The Emperor William has spralneu MS Knee
and Is saa NJ considerable pain from the accident
Wendell Phillips delivered an address IN Dos
m On Tly evening the International Grand Lolse OIL Tie
Kaigh u II Crsrn. the .abor question
.Juri Kivonari Yoshida. the Vice MI mister OF
Finance o psn arrived st San Fralcsc HiA NUN
pec4l Government mission The parry VIII ' WI VAC ~ -
GAYS.
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The lecture on the Ceramic Art' at the
Metropolitan Museum OF Art next Monday evening, by
Russell Sturgis r and the reception on the Friday fol-
lowing cannot be made public OF limited
accommodating the present temporary quarters OF
the Museum All the subscribers % the NJ lseum have.
however supplied with tickets admitting each
gentleman and one lady.
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THE YALE ELECTION.

The following are the names OF the 20
persons receiving, at the late meeting OF Yale Alumni
the highest OF votes for the Office OF Fellow OF
the Yale Corporation:
wm A. Buckingham. Carn G. Child J. ". Clark VIM NJ. Bvars
kasbev. Frank Kernohan lard Lnsley Nn
Phelps, Edwards Prrpon, T. ager Joseph h nneme
AeI Stevens. N e. AphoRto Tat Charles faey
Joseph b. VarRgm VIM Whitney Lewis b. Woodruff Mason Young
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LIABILITY OF RAILWAY COMPANIES FOR THEIR
BONDs-AN IMPORTANT CASE


In Part |. of the Superior Court, before
Judge Mcneil Charles Mallory sued the West Shore Hud
son Railroad Company recover $4,000 on bonds OF the
Company delivered TO him III payment for a steam
Yacht which he sold Mr. Thompson. the President OF
the Company in 1866 for $4,000 In bonds ana $4,000 IN
stock OF the Company. some time after, upon APP
nlvnp for the interest, payment was refused
and he brought this suit 10 compel payment OF me Jot
il entitled 10 the payment OF the purchase money The
defense admitting the facts up that these bonds are
not their face until 1855 and lt tlev contain no
eause Showing that the principal becomes due upon de-
fauIt OF payment OF interest tha- the mortgage by
winch the bonds can DO fOrecosed by the trustees
for the benefit OF the bOndhOlders contains a
clause that single creditor shall have the preference
over the others that proceedings TO orecOse can
only be taken upon consent OF the majority OF the oond
hoIers and only after menths have elapsed from
the time tie default in the payment OF interest
Tndgp Mcneil drected Subject 10 the opinion OF the
General Term verdict for the plainf Tor $6lS y n
unIl-
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Cnstorfn 4. Certain Operate. y Sos sos sssssss
gupe on pleasant 10 take Ages' tie e>s.
regulates the bo. rnd usfur, u -qsaT sasps<
admits sethsr nsrsi serhss
nor Alcohol We Will give sac pe bottles any scres psysssh
b. Rosz Il Co. - broadway. MI
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A Card.

Has the aoedat IN TSeniyO Tss roar business
question Often asked did for he two days BAT snf u
real considered and tool b1n.ss r-sun -
ohsnneA People SID III hssdqaac D ave er
aeted teeth with the during bs seeis has ss
any weeks luhg tie past moushA
clLIoN DEVIL A..ocL.rlos. Ne y Ce.e-r Ia.tia..
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THE KANSAS BRIBERY BUSINESS.
VOLUNTEER wITNEss-AN UNHAPPY QUITO.
FOR SENATOR CALDWELL.
'BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUYR.I

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, April lex Representative
Clarke OF Kansas the following letter
Morton on the 9th inst.
NATIONAL HOTEL WASHINGTON April a. 1872.
Hon o. P. MORTON. Chairman Committee Oh. Pr1rleges
and Elections. q. =. Senate
SIR: The report OF "a Committee OF the Kansas Legs
azure, making charges OF bribery and corruption against
the Ion Alex Caldwell in connection with his action
T. :. from state Kansas, having been
Lid before the senate by the Vice President and referred
70 your COMMITTEE and my name having been connected
with said report candidate for Senator, At have
good reason 70 believe for local political purposes,
| have the honor TO request that an 9ppor-
Committee and 10 present such Information now IN my
possession will induce full and fair investigation Of
nessess who had full knowledge Of the manner OK MI
ealdwes election, the refusal Of other equally import
witnesses attend before the Committee Of the
Legislature, the gravity OF the Charge made aec 1llke
the integrity OF the Snate and the OF the state
And the wide spread b. lief part OF the people OF
Kansas that many members OF the Legislature we're
bribed by Mr. Ca yye 10 vote for hun aud the suisse
qnent man puatlOu OF the proceedings OF the lnNssl-
eating Committee Of the kansas Legislature, ana AZ,
tempted suppression OF the TESTIMONY taken, W9uld
seem 10 require that impartial inquiry should 1e
made by your honorable Committee. Ibeg k ave 10 SUI
that responsible and welknOwn OF Kansas, VINO
were not before the Committee Of the Kansas LrElsi-
tuIe nave lnOi med me PERSONALLY that tney Know o
members Of the Legislature votes and that they ara
DESTROYS OF being Summoned by Your onmil se 40 70
testify 10 the facts The refusal OF Mr.. CaldweH 10 uc
mand fun investigation the serious charges against
him. IN not asking that your Committee he charged Sl
authority send FOR persons and papers has made ~
that you call the attention of yosr Committee TO its con-
tents. SIDNEY CLARKE
AS the Cincinnati Convention is wholly
popular movement the question OF expense need not as
in the case OF purely political official gatherings be
ignored. In view OF this fact the different railroads
centerng Of Cincinnati have made concessions which
will reduce the rates from the different large cities "a
follows: New York Cincinnati and return, VA; rom
st. Louis. SIS; Chicago, sl2; Baltimore SO Phadel-
pha, SO; Harrisburg. SO Pittsburgh S2 ~; Buffalo,
SO Cleveland. So; Louisville. IS indianapolis s. %;
Toledo, g. The Atlantic and Great Western Railway
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LATEST gHIP NEWS.
For other StfD g>,ss s,e THIRD Page. I

ARRIVED.
steamship Virgo But Savannah With @as- and 70 sarsy
Flrus d Co.
siesnshp Ashna Mcors Pe-randas p.ss 5sss
Had.
Bag Ida Z. Ray, Bradford. Woods Ho. PniAds,phl.
SAILED.
shp Cv Of Montreal for mbs Asa 4nsze. for Prsrrs-
WIAD-a1nd0~E HAT. \ ". clear
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THE FEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAeurSCTON Auril 9o--I A m

CfilCE OF NE Oh4Ef 7lDAAL Cit4CEH
WASHINGTON. April 20-l a. u.
SUnoDsts for The past tpe,llV-four hours.
The barometer has risen from the Lower
Lakes 20 Eastern Gulf and eastward where clear
weather continues very generally, with light WINDS
The pressure has diminished somewhat throughout the
Mississippi Valley ana westward with increased steadl
ness and r4n IS now prevailing from Iowa " louisiana
Probabilities.
Clear and pleasant weather Will prevail very gener-
av on saturcav from the Lower Lakes 10 the south At
laItic, and eastward with light SOutheTy winds and
diminishing II .ssure. Increased cIOudness VIII prevail
from the Upper lakes the Gulf. with very probably
RAIN and winds yeering 10 westerly. Danger
Gus winds arr not anticipated.
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DIR GOWN CORRESPONDENT" WITH A VAL
LIABLE MIND OF HIS OWN.

70. different columns sfrs tssue
From our OirH Correspondent
I CHCAGO.-rAo letter =
Gov. Palmer is consider 1
unworthy Of serious ci-I-
siderauOn. His sudden Le-
lsertiOn 10 the soreheads "
lis attributed solely 10 the
discovery that popular senti-
lment points 10 eX-GOV.
Richard J. Oglesby, rather
than himself, as the nominee
lof the Republican COnyen-
ltiOn. His detection r. con-
adhered a matter Of 40 III
Iment whatever.
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rIn~ Dcnsi-fry.-Dr. y

rIn~ Dcnti-fry.-Dr War SOY rs-niy
Four;b opposite Association Hal aa AdfnF Of D,g
branch Dentistry The favorable Br
Dr. Co-bg Chancellor University; Dr BakleJ Rsa
l. and Ii. d
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.JVRY FEES.

County Clerk Loew has made up his state
ment in compliance with the recent direction by the
Les. Stature % all the fees received the supreme
rourt under the ury law since It's passage in May 1870
TIE number OF Ia $500, and OF these 30 have been
dl x,os,.d of A. folloWs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-20

Window shades u every description iprov-i Prts-A
g.. l. KzLTY & C0sPAsf. "a BroaissJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-20

An Old nnd Well-tried Remedy-AaS WfsIov' SONS
for children ieehne has s.oe The test r
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Tho Rest Wafcr~pipe, slso The rheape- vh~s fr~rr
drrss clnsserf tie Tx LSKD LEAD PiFg us1nfsf-
a. CofwYIIs WILLARD WE 90 No tiJ rev
YORK Pucc = a.. Sea4 or c4Ecs.4T
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csny 40 Imperial go gsicher ss ovsrrss 10 xsstsss sns
Chonsr no; Aipbs fl Grown Pon ,S Ssvsge 30 rsasv
Jsess r5i ssra Nevada ~ OpAr. no. Hale soa~~ sr
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DELEGATION FROM WAYNE COUNTY FOR GIN
CINNATI.

HONEsDALE, April I'm response 10 call
signed by number OF Republicans meeting was held To-
day and H.A WoodhOuse and VIM Weiss were appointed
as dele gales represent Wayne County in tne Cncn-
matt Convention The call was signed By the following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-20

Renne's Magic oil e1res HeaGanb. Seurlri. Rb-sa.s-
Sore Throat Cold . the Head COntus.ons ru T.
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aptain vvarren'- Patent Cooker.-see Advert,

Marble manfcs table tops beeop- lef ed
furnished SAPoLo these ben6es When sO.sg nj
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SAN raASc..o srock MAakrr

sAS FRAScsoe April asooks boAr badly day. s.ng io
ioss. Nv Meadow Valley Coasoltird Virgins eaGe
xaIsi ~ CssaOaa ", aeAA CoaAslais.. ~. 1911
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-20

The trouble at Hamilton College, concerning
smallpox, WIS greatly exas gerated. OGiy
occurred, ana the College not closed
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sALE OF THE LOCKWOOD ARr cOLLECTION.

SALE OF THE LOCKWOOD ART COLLECTION.
Clinton Hall was crowded to It's utmost
capacity evening" the assembage including some Of
the wealthiest in the city, and large number OF
buyers from other parts the country. The bidding
at first spirited the previous evening,
but toward the last It grew more interesting Brad
fordps " Crushed the Icebergs' started the
first heavy bidding, and was sold 10 Mr.
Campbell Of England for 5000 Bierstadts
"DoInes the Yosemite" at $500 amid murmurs
OF surprise The feature OF the evening the com
petition excited by the sale OF the clock. Geo ".
Childs OF Philadelphia started it $1,000 and I'M
known buyer Instantly bio $1,000. a T. stewart offered
s2lOO but after numerous bids. considerable
excitement IL was finally sold Mr.. Childs for &C. 600
The paintings sold last evening brought so s25 and the
statuary s2,sI5 The total amount received for the
tire collection $500 The following lis gives the
prices Of the important works and the names Of the
purchasers:
Painting'-" Scene N the ROXY MounsH Brad; $40 10
Mr. Bond; Swiss LanscaTe' hrrz0g 3D. 10 DR. Ben-dc lac
Ghls'ea-ng ss.sa'.9 - 70 81 s,eaeF I'm I-s Mt ret
tef7 jacobsen $500 NJ. LHoni "GfandIOthers Birth.
day. sie1cr. SLID ML Derby Tor A. T. Stewati
Tie C0r4g Acleublch S24J M Freeman n the
Brown ssh gr. White; The Forbidden Book kaus
Nj Cam2bs he ARnauatou, an Selenle fi50 20 NJ 5on
Of the BieFstst $500 70 A. 5. Hatch
,sfataqrv Ppcshontss" Montr, Mr Lewis Weps Of
h- ,hioa Wish MoueF sS5 - liz SOutteE Excelsior Hazel
ne vase. plr, Sl,oeo, Mr McHeary The COeA. PoNJ 70
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From T1t Nt,5-Y0Tk T.meS, ADri
From Our O1rB Correspondent
CHICAGO.-But sun, i
think, John VI. Palmer will
he our next Governor.
Everything points ~ thai
direction now.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-20

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