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New-York tribune., 1872-05-16
THREE SUICIDES.

David B. LIIommedieu, age "a, Of No. 205
Monroe-s has very melancholy for several weeks
on account the sudden death of his wife, to whom he
had been married only short tme and whom he loved
dearly He was noticed TO be especially Respondent on
Tuesday evening and during the night ewent into the
back yard tied rope TO the croSs-Dar OF post, ana
formed moose He then took n shorter piece OF ropo
and tied bis hands behind his back with two snooses
Putting his head through the large moose: he sprang
from block of wood into the air. and died, doubtless in
few moments The body not discovered until yes
terday morning, when 1t was cut down. -
Ernst w F. Wnnecke, q German, thought TO be
about 40 years OF age committed suicide IN Thirdave
near Thrty-eighthst, yesterday by shooting himself
through tho head with revolver. The motive OF the
act IS unknown
An inquest was held yesterday in the case OF Lewis
p NJ Spencer late Cashier OF the First National Bank OF
Oil CITY, PENN who committed suicide at the Merchants
Hotel on Monday night, by firing bullet from Der
ringer pistol into his brain His brother testified that
the deceased had come 10 New-York TO seek medical
advice for disease OF the lungs. The jury rendered
New-York tribune., 1872-05-16
XLIID CONGRESS-IID SESSION
AGREEMENT ON THE DEFICIENCY BILI-TARIFF
DISCUSSION IN THE H0USE-TIIE PACIFIC
RAILROAD LAND QUESTION.

AGREEMENT ON THE DEFICIENCY BILIr-rARIFF
DISCUSSION IN THE HOUSE-THE PACIFIC
RAILROAD LAND QUESTION.
SENATE. ..... WASHINGTON, May Is, 1871
Mr.. WILSON Rep., Mass.), from the Com
mitee Military Affairs. reported bill to provide
crutches for soldiers and sailors disabled during the
Mr.. TRUMBULL (aep, Ill.,, from the Committee on
the Judiciary, reported without amendment the House
bill supplemental to the Appotionment act OF February
o 1sT2 also, without amendment, the bill concerning
United States Courts in Kansas Also adversely on Ds
to establish the Eastern District OF Kentucky and for
the better organization OF the United States District
Mr.. WILSON Rep., Mass) from the Committee on
Military Affairs reported, without amendments, the
Feb o. 1867 also, with amendments the bill incorpo
rating the National soaers and Sailors orphan Train
The report Of the Committee Of Conference on the
Deficiency b was taken up and discussed until the ex
CAMERON (Rep., Penn) tho unfinished buslness-the
Habeas Corpus Suspension biwas laid aside. aud the
Washington designating depot site for tho Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad. was taken up.
bill for the purpose OF disposing OF the Conference
Mr.. MORRILL, rep, VT said he hoped neither the
Deficiency bill any other business Of national i'm
pOrtance would be allowed to interfere with the Depot
bill, which for the benefit Of the great Mr. Scott Of
Pennsyyania the gentleman who came so near being
nominated the Presidency at the Cincinnati Conyen
BY consent. the Depot bill was laid aside, and tho
Senate resumed consideration OF the Conference report
to by q vote OF 35 to 81
The Baltimore and Potomac Railroad bill was again
taken up and Mr. MORRILL, Vt) addressed the
Senate In opposition to It, He moved TO strike out all
after the enacng clause. and insert bill providing
the Army, the Engineer in charge OF tho public build
ings, and the Quartermaser-General. 10 examine the
whole subject OF laying steam railway tracks In Wash
ington both by existing roads and those building
and into the location and construction OF depot grounds
bearing upon tho construction of streets avenues
and public parks"
The bill debated until 4ao p. M, when the Senate
took q until 1880 p
New-York tribune., 1872-05-16
THE LowDEN MALPRACTICE CASE.

THE PRISONER DENIES HIS GULL
Capt. Byrnes is still engaged in investigating
the circumstances connected with the case Of Mrs. Mary
Lowden whose death is alleged to have resulted from
surgical operation performed by Dr. George r. Gyes OF
No l12 Ninthaye for the purpose of producing msear
rage He has collected considerable evidence against
certain persons, but prefers not to make It public
for the present. A reporter OF TIE TRIB
UHE had an interview yesterday with the
prisoner DR.. Gyles, who is held IN custody
in the Mercer ST. Police Station house He stated that
about two weeks ago. ne summoned TO attend Mrs.
Lowden who was then suffering from neuralgia In the
head He prescribed for her, and Monday was again
sent for when she told him that she suffering from
pains in the lower part Of the abdomen and hips. lie
examined her and found that she was pregnant. He
charged her with it, and she finally acknowledged that
such was the case She then asked him TO give her some
thing TO relieve her. but this he he positively re-
fused dO although again implofed by her 10 90 So
When he left her she apparently In good health, and
although he made superficial examination he saw 10
traces Of a surgical operation.
The prisoners statements are disbeheved by capt
Byrnes who thinks that accused, finding his victim
was sinking under the operation performed by him,
became alarmed and fed from the house. on leaving
the room lie slammed the door violently; those IN the
house heard him depart, but no one went 10 Mrs Low
den's for nearly an hour and she was then dead
The affair caused the most intense excitement in the
neghbOrhoOd, where the deceased well known; and
her relatives and friends intensely mortined Mrs.
Lowden was quite wealthy, member OF church, and
was deemed woman OF excellent character. The in
quest will not be held until all the evidence in the
has been collected by Capt Byrnes.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-16
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF MISREPRESENTATION
OF AWARDS.

The annual distribution of awards in the
Department Of Schools at the National Academy Of De-
sign took place last evening in the Library Rooms the
walls of which were covered with pictures by the
students of the antique school, The distribution was
made by the President Of the Academy, William Page,
who also made a pleasant address to the students,
urging them to the pursuit Of art from love FOR the beau
tu and desire To make others It, rather than from
mercenary ambitious motives. The following prizes
were awarded:
LIFE SCHOOL.
First Pri-o Prank H. Lndner: Mea (Slverl and
S5O-the latter contributed by Mitchell, Vance & Co
Second PrizsTo VIM. FitI: The Suydam Medal (Bronre1
Honorable Me0To Misc Louisa Gea, Raphael Schultz Thomas
Shields and Mss G. CTanch.
ANTIQUE SCHOOL.
First frtze-To Arthur Daney; The Elliott Medal sver) Sub
ject: Laocoon"
Pz<-To W. 5. BlOodgoOd Tho Elliott Medal (Brone1
Subject: "Wresilers."
Honorable henhon-To Miss H. BaIies Miss P,ans Powell
Conrad Preitsg John W. Love- T. NJ. Dewey H. Hileb
SchlsgeDhauien.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-16
ATTEMPTS TO RAISE THE PRICE OF BREAD.

A number of master bakers Of Jersey City
at No. s6 Newarkaye yesterday afternoon to con-
slider the advsability OF raising tho price Of bread
temporary organization was effected, with Mr.
Hohmeyer in the chair, and commit
tee was formed to induce other bakers
10 join in this movement In Justification Of this action
stated bakers compelled TO take this step on
account of the OF the price OF -four which has
from s. 80 and % to sl 50 and sl2 per barrel
but It is thought that prices will be lower
with propects OF good crop Of wheat There Is plenty
OF -four hand. but. was stated at the meeting IT
held back by specnlators in anticipation OF poor crop OF
wheat, owing to the dry weather. This afternoon the
New-York bakers will hold meeting with reference to
he same matter,
New-York tribune., 1872-05-16
DEATH FROM CARBOLIC ACID.

Herman Born, age 2S, German, while at his
home in Brooklyn L. D., on May 8, became very faint
and, seeing liquid in glass. thought that 1t was
brandy, and drank 1t. He complained Of feeling
worse and It was ascertaned that the liquid he had
taken was a solution Of carbolic acid. He recovered
however and able TO go TO work in the shceakors
shop No. 1853 Broome-st where Tuesday evening" he
suddenly fell from his bench and died in few moments
An inquest held, and verdict OF accidental death
xVas sV.ui
New-York tribune., 1872-05-16
TIE PRESS ON CINCINNATI.

THREE HUNDRED AND TwENTY-sEVEN EEWSPA-
PERs WHICH INDoRsE THE LIBERAL TICKET.
The following list of newspapers which in
dorse the Cincinnati nominations is taken in the main
from The Missouri Republican with few additions from
the exchange list OF The TRIBUNE IL Is by means
complete since tho number Of Endorsements increases
rapidly with every mall and 1t Is small task to take
note OF all Of them. Then too there Ia very large
number OF Democratic journals which accept the Ticket
await action Of the Baltimore Convention, and
these are not included in this list:
New-York tribune., 1872-05-16
THE CHURCH-sT. EXTENSION LTTIG ATION-YER-
DICT AGAINST THE CITY.

In the suit of Hammersley agt the Mayor,
Aldermen &c. which for trial yesterday In the
Supreme Court, Circuit. Part l., before Judge Van
Brunt it alleged that the plaintiff owned the house,
No. 25 Cortlandtst., which taken by the Commits
soners for the extension Of Churchst and that the
award 10 him did not include the value of the building
materials taken only covered the price Of the lot
and the sustained by The taking away of the house.
The suit for it into court demurrer by the
CITY TO the complaint which sustained Mt Special
Term but which the General Term reversed. Yesterday
therefore. it only remained for the jury TO
set tho amount Of compensation due the
plaintiff for the loss OF the building material.
On his behalf it shown that the material brought
1900 and several witnesses testified that was worth
more one estimating IL at $4,000 Witnesses for the city
testified that the utmost value that could be put IT
600 The jury rendered verdict for the plaintiff
in ST. s65 The suits of Douglas, who owned No. 27 COrt
andtst and schuchardt, ex-Owner Of No 40 Greenwich
St both OF which houses taken, being similar in all
respects with the exception Of the value OF the building
materials settled by giving verdict for s. 59l In
favor OF Douglas and s., 500 for Schuchardt
New-York tribune., 1872-05-16

Of surveyors, with view to beginning the work imme-
diatey Tho road will start at the junction Of Broad
way and Parkrow. and proceed by way of the Bowery
and Fourtaye to the Grand Central Depot force Of
5000 aborers is ready TO begin operations, and although
three years allowed by the bill for the completion OF
the road Mr.. Buckhout believes much shorter time
will suffice Pending the action Of the Governor.
definite plans have been adopted
New-York tribune., 1872-05-16

committees to wait on their employers for the rurpcse
of urgng fhe adoption the Eight Hour system Inc
Txenye Conmittee will meet at the same place. to-
nSbt to receive the reports OF tho commttees RQa -
arrange massmeetng OF Tue uaae. 7" - heid FIJI
day evening.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-16

THE VANDERBILT UNDERGROUND RAILWAY.
In anticipation of obtaining Gov. lIOffman's
signature TO the Vanderbilt Underground Railway b
Superintendent Buckhout Of the Harlem Road has had
under his direction for two or kee days past corps
New-York tribune., 1872-05-16
DExTER's FASTEST HALF MILE EoUALEp.

Mr.. Bonners young stallion Startle, who was
only years old May a. trotted half mile yesterday at
Fleetwood Park, in 1Oii This is the fastest half mile
by two seconds ever made In harness at Fleetwood by
any horse OF any age Indeed 1t Is the fastest half mile
nv two seconds ever made anywhere by any horse
except Dexter who once trotted half mile in exactly
The same time stare timed by Thos. Carpenter OF
hartford Mr. Gillender Mr.. McGowaJ, and other gen.
tlemen On Friday last he tr0ted full mile at Pros
pect Park In 2l9f. when he was timed by Commodore
Dodge and Messrs. Fletcher and Hoagland. That was
the fastest mile yet made this season. Startle is a
brother blood 10 Dexter Mr. Bonner paid $4,000 for
him worth 100000
New-York tribune., 1872-05-16

in regard 10 the memorial. and the report as whole
Sr THOMAS Chairman of the Committee on Expenses
of Delegates requested the Chairman OF eacn
to report 10 Mr. Price, who will bo at the WashnseonS'
Church daily between aud bp. IN. Adjourned
New-York tribune., 1872-05-16
MISSOURI.

GU hls
Clinton Democrat,
Huntsville Herald,
Warrensburg STANDARD.
Platte City Democrat,
Tuscumbia Sentinel,
Mexico Tntelligencer,
Centralia Guard,
Trenton Times,
kalls County Record,
Gallatin Democrat,
Springfield Southwest,
Memphis Conservative,
Charlton Co. Brpnswicker,
Bates Co. Democrat,
Pleasant Hill Review,
Fulton Telegraph,
Usage Valley Sentinel.
Florence Plaindealer,
Pike County Post,
Nevada Democrat,
Salisbury Press,
Grcenville Democrat,
Plattsburg Register,
N0daway Democrat,
kirkville Register,
Columbia Herald,
Washington Observer,
Pcrryville Union.
Laclede Leader,
Jackson Cash-BOok,
Springfield Leader,
Canton Press,
Washington County Journal
Bethany Watchman,
Sturgeon Leader.
Salem Monitor,
Palmyra Spectator.
Shelbyville Democrat.
Missouri Republican,
uarris0nyllle Courier.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-16

UTIIT q IFUTIUIs
y j. Morgan d Co.,
Morton. Bliss & Co.,
Jay Cooke & Co..
j. 4 J. Stuart L Co..
VIM. II. Fogg & Co.
Geo. Opdyke 4 Co.,
New-York tribune., 1872-05-16
ILLINOIS.

L
Carthage Republican,
Clay County Ledger.
UillsborO' Democrat,
Rlchyiew Democrat,
Shelbyville Leader,
Nashville Journal,
Sparta Plaindealer.
Mount Vernon News,
Litchteld Monitor,
Collinsville Argus,
Carmi Register.
White Hall Register,
Roodhouse Signal.
Carrollton Gazette,
Metropolis TimeS
Saline Register.
Valley Clarion,
Chicago Tribune,
Lincoln Statesman,
Springfield Political Crisis.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-16

81. Joseph Gazette,
Kansas City Times,
Kansas City News.
Warrenton Banner,
Holden Democrat,
Macon Times,
Troy Dispatch,
Sullivan Standard,
ChillicOthe Constitution,
Sedalio BaZoo,
Lexington Caucasian,
Jefferson City Tribune,
Ironton Register,
Springfield Times,
Hannibal Times,
st. Charles Democrat,
81. Louis Times,
ST. Louis Dispatch,
Bates County Record,
Columbia Statesman,s
Columbia Journal,
Pleasant Hill Union,
Liberty Tribune,
Bonneville Advertiser,
Fayette Banner,
Paris Mercury,
Louisiana Journal.
Richmond Conservative.
Saline County Progress,
6helbina Democrat,
Qsce0la Democrat,
Neosha Times,
Pineville Democrat.
Western Wstchman,
JOHNSON Democrat,
Rolla Herald,
HtllsbOro Democrat,
st. Charles News,
Pulaski Signal,
BrOoktield Democrat,
GiaaOnW Iourpal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-29
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s uhr 90 gfin. abenos al. aatunit In Baltimore
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Mad1 MnnaSpGiS.
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tlbr % Ntiu. 9tadm. 8er(aIien ggaIbinaton nm Sir
9forgens uno 4 n6r 10 DtinuteH Gahmitta9s.
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art Il. I. 10. tuenne man fb on S. z. gn9ldno,
asenten in Der @anlbenzS %tation, o0er on b0s Bill
letz8iraau.
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timpres, @fe Der @aluertftraBe, gu bnben, no mar
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S0bn &. @ilion, Eronsportmeifar;
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NGr1Iide OfntraI- GiIrnbahn,

Bon nuo nab Spuntag, 26. gtoo. 1874, u~trlafien
Die !2Ige Baltimore, fpie lot9t:
500 WprSens, Giidgara Sansz, Snffaloz
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Weten; ebenialls tGglid, Sonnta9s aus9snomnlen,
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&hiESnabrf6ten.

Ser Dampfer rSornet. " Capt. Bropn, fam Srei.
tag Mbenb Ipdt pom Bort-an-Brice auf Sapii, bas q
aui IS. Sanuar p~erlafen, bier on, uno miro spei biz
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To-" Capt. @ronel, tamen Sreitas pom Sanannab,
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gen 5uriiG.
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burg, lief 5reitas bon Stfionuile, Gfa., i'm bieiisen
Safen elm.
Der Gdooner .5. g. 8irb," Capt. 8ladinston.
bon @barleiton, S.s@., absefabren, errel9te 6reita9
Baltimore.
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Jn Der ,,Mrbeiterbaae"

an ~ 5te0ertdEr.
tnb fir bas Srheitrion, oieie5 munoerbare @ert
oeutider &unif, wieber ieds meme % alSen ein9etroffen,
wsl3s iGissnoec 81 glsss1 rseEalsaf5rsa; 1. : SS y
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5ussmorI6 nit o6t oeutiden Sieoern; 6. 8otponrri.
Sr. Shle9el f66t es fih, Wie man fiebt, an9elesen
iein, ni6t nur iur @ririibun9 feiner @dle Su lor9en,
ion6ern audi abfue9ieluug in BEN ibnen ~geboteneu
Ohrenihmnu6 All hietRn.
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Tannb SanaufheF

besinnt hente in 6orO's Spernbauie i6r SAT-.
ipiel uno 3par NIT S9iaer's u0taria
Quart"
Sefanntli9 bat SrI. Standardized Der beut=
i9en 8ibne Salet geia9t uub fih Der eu9li,
ideu Era9Doie gepiomet. SIR Stubtum Der
engliiden Sprade bat ben beiteu @riolg gez
babt, uuo Die gerp : gorfer 3eitunQen iager,
baB r6rl. Sanauifef, iobal0 lie Die engliide
8libne betrat, sualei6 aud) Die erje en0liide
Srag0otn fpuroe." Sn dbult9er gSeiie lprez
den iid aud Die oeutlfen 8lGtter aus, llno
mir rid1ten baber 5u9let9 aud Die Iufmert,
lamfeit Des Deutid]en Yublifums auf bic erte
SorIteaung Der SannD Sanauidef. Oaffelbe
bat oft genug 9ele9enbeit gebabt, Die grOBe
S1aulpielerin auf Der oeutifen 8ibne 3u
%bemunbern, un6 miro gerpiB Elm beion0eres
SttereIle oarall llebmell, oererl ebeilio gr0Be
eelilungen in Der trenben Sprade Su boob
ahten.
Der Sertauf Der reierpirten Gtte 6at I6on
tpte ertoabnt, am Oonnerltagetn 0lcGaffrep'S
Notwithstanding begonuen. SIS iino be-
rettS Sablreif)e BIdte bele9t, unb ermabneu
mir, nit benz Sele9en BON Sisen ni4t gu
Idumen.
SIN ~lebrigen perpeiien mir auf Die annonce
I'M Snierateatbeile uniere8 Slatte8.
a- @SieSerbelebune bes 6aars.-
Wenll OaS Saar aus 0er &opfhaut bas natiirz
Iide Del, melfeS su ieiuer @rbaltunq aeb0rt,
niht mebr 5iebt, 10 1T leine 2ebensfraft Jus.
pellbirt, unb weaH nidt prompt barua9 &c
leben pirO, 10 lit &ablbeit Die unausbleiblide
Sol9e. Der einSi9e ii6cre 8es, cine iolfe
management me fataltropbe at permeioen, be-
itebt inc ebratfe bon 9DDn'S &atbairon,
baS, tpenrl man es in Die &opfbaut gut elm
reibt, ba8 Saar raid wieoerbelebt unb am
ausfalen binbert. IuBerOem erudbrt urb
ret5t oieleS unHada6mlihe Observation-Disclosures
uno Stdrfungsmittel beS Saares beilen iunse
uub Sarte 6tbert, bebt ale SinOerrifie letnes
Wahstbum8 in Der @eltalt BON S9orf unb
SAmns uno er,eugt iGliebltd einen neuen
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