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ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE II, 1872,
Trains leave Depot, Thirty-seeonl and Market
Trains arrive at Depot Thirty first and, Market
MAIN LINE WESTWARD,
Paoli Accommodation daily, except kndsy, 62O A.
NJ, $50 N. and lilo A NJ, LILO r. NJ, $40 z.
M ana 1879 7. Nj. tlt. f-1A
Niagara Express daily except Sunday, T9OA M
Logk Iiayen ana Emlra kx dallyex sunday AN
Fast lins and Erie Express daily, ex- 'VO A. A.
Harrisburg acc. daily, except sunday, 2.sS =. M.
Lancaster and York Acc. dalyex-
Parkesbufg Train, daily, except Sunday, go 80 +. n
S Sras i,,i n TX Express daily, es0P n.
southern Express daily, -h'96O z. M.
Pacific Express daily, II 4OP Nj
Cincinnati xpress only to Harrisburg Saturdays
Erie Mail SATURDAY. night runs only TO Wniiamport.
For Bmgra Express Train, leaving 1850 T. NJ,
daily, except Sunday, tickets must be procured
and baggage delivered at ll6 Market street byo
NEW YORK DIVISION.
Express for New York 7.l5, 80 aud II A. M,
" 80 80, b.S0 and $40 p. M, and 1870 night
Esfant tT Tan iGG Gr L Seg YdaR 400
Way Trains for Bristol, 6.25 and 1880
Way Train for Trenton, 11.sOP.M. -lf...
Way Train for Aomesburg AMI Busteton, 500 P.
New York Sunday Trains 1876 A. NJ, GASP. NJ, and
Gas P. NJ. Train connects at Trenton for Lambert
vile and Way stations. -tts7s
KENslNGToN DEPOT.
HnmeShgrg and Bustleton, 100 A, NJ, 1890 and
way Train for New Brunswick, 23OP.M.
Express Trains Tor Trenton, fsO A. M, and 400
and $50 Il. M. ni %.
way trains Tor Trenton, lOA. M, S.a5, S.o1 aud
LOO T.. M
FOR BEIvlDERE DIVISION.
Express for Trenton, LambViile, Easton, Scranton
Express for Trenton, Lamb'yine, Easton, Scranton,
&G., 4 % PM.
Way Train to Lambertyllle and Pennington, 10 %
ACCOMMODATION for Belvldere and Pennington, $50
Il, NJ.
MARKET STREET FERRY,
AMBoY DIVISION
Accnh for New Ork, via Amb9y, d. $3.50 AM.
way Trains TO- Irenton,S and IL a. NJ, u nOOn.and
4, ana r. III. ST.. .I.r,s D.. r.
ACCOMMODATION Tor New York va Jersey,city sPM
Acconmod ation Tor new York via PERTH Amooy,
Way Trains for Bordcntown, and II. 40 P. NJ.
Express Trains for Alghtstown, 600, A. NJ, and
Express Trains for Pemberton. Long Branch, and
y. southern aud IueSertUn Railroads, L, U A.
and IS r.. M.
way Trans q 5oT TemOerton, 1000 a. NJ, 2.l6,
Way Trains for Mt. Holly, 100, $50 and
Sleeping Car Tickets for the West can be had on
application at the Ticket ONCE 9Ol Chestnat street,
and at the Depot ThirtyseoOnd am Market streets.
Agents Of the Union Transfer Company Will call
for and deliver Baggage at the Depots. Orders will
receive prompt attention, AMI Railroad Time Cards
can also be obtained at the following
TICKET OFFICES g 8! ssssHaf sliFssf
and at the Depots and Ferry named above.
jeT A. j. CASSArr, General Manager.
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ayait 9yoaa Zines.

ON AND AFTER ~
" SUNDAY. MAY loth, 1872.
the CITY RAILWAY COMPANY will run a car
from the Delaware Avenue Depot 10 Front and
French streets at 9.50, 2. M to meet the Phade-
phia train due at 1880, p. M. .myls-n
WEST JE ESESs. Rail In
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing WEDNESDAY, June 20, 1872, Trains
VIII leave Philadelphia
FOR CAPE MAY,
A. M. Morning Nail Express due at 1914 r. M.
SD u N, Accommodation due al T12 p M
400 y. NJ. Fast Express, due at 6.37 r. NJ
RETURNING TRAINS LEAVE CAPE MAY,
$50 A. NJ. Accommodation, due at 1921 AN
3 1880 A. N. Fast Express, due at 1906 A. M
5.UO L. Nj. Afternoon Express due at B.2i p, NJ
Freight Train leaves Cape May daily at 6.1b A M.
Sunday Mail Train leaves Philadelphia 80 A. M
Cape May 600 p. NJ. Pullman Palace Cars are at
taehed to the 100 .. NJ. aud 90 p NJ trains from
philadelphia, aud tue 30 A. NJ and 500 Pm. trains
at No s3s Chestnut street. ....=
For Mlllyille and Vineland % A, NJ, 9.C0 A. M,
3.15 p. NJ, 8 80 p. NJ
For Bridgeton, Salem and way stations 500 A. NJ.
$50 p. NJ.
For Woodbury., wenonah and MAMMA 500 Am,
II As A. NJ, $50 z. Z, $50 +. M, g 80 r. NJ.
For SWedesbor0 500 A. Nj $50 7. ~, $50 p M.
Bridgeton aud Port Norris railroad Trains conn. Ct
with trains 10 and from Philadelphia
Freight train leaves Camden daily, for Cape May,
Milville, Vineand, NC, at 20 A. NJ.
For BrldgeiOn, Salem, Swedesborc, &c, at 1900
noon.
Communication Books, monthly, season and yearly
tickets VI sale at the UlCe OF The Treasurer, in
Camden. VIM. j. SEWBLl.
D9-2m superintendent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-15

yen Ht'",' shn g''p''' OA' ana % Ooums''e street NJ
NibhlONS nenr Nesn"ohy 10 thelr
Nohhefiui CufhilNo Enecis'
Ih'Y arc nor Vhe f"hcy DRINK, MADE OF POor
Num- NhisheS' ffooi Spirits nnd Refuse
i'H""' "orlmen' splgeu ana '"ectened to please tho
Ia '''''"e. l"n''7' Alpetl@efs' hestorerS' Sc,
'h" 'eV' u" UPl"'f :" !" u'uhh'he7s ana rulnhntma
hN"t H'''n'n'AAn from ihg Nnl,'e Roots and llrrl@
OF N"'""'l'1 Tree from M AIraholte Stimn-
I@I. I,ts, 1.iV,N,' ' "'',~,, ,,,, -
n r,,,l ,,, .,,,, ,,,, t,,,,t,aro,,r - re- $50,
,..' Z a. a.,s., ~ =, $500
N' va $40 ''7"''""7 ',''i"' anu 'eatoilHH thehoou
to IA healthy 'oUution. No person can take these Bit
-, ., .9 ~ '''''''', '''H "'"e'',
proNh s'l' cues arc NOT destroyed ny mineral
poison itller cans and the With orpaus wasted
beyond ho p.uts repair.
They ~ p. emile Purgntive rs well ns n
TOnic, 7ssc. u. also the peculiar merit of netting
powerful afri IN relieving Congestion or Infaln.
nation o. the Liver aud all the Viscsrn Organs
FOR FEMAsi COMPLAINTS In Young or
old married or single Mt the dawn Of womanhood ora
ue turn Of life these Tonic Btters have no equal.
For Inanmmntory mud Chronic Ishanma-
H., ,,nJ f,a,, n,sn,,,.;,, -, I.Ii..NN,t
80, 1919 N''PNp,',t VI i""'tes'ohi
BILIOUS, hemiitent ana Intermittent Fee
vers Dfscnsas or tho RIaad Ify., Eta
- -, ,,1.,,-- -, .,,.. -, -
heSS m" blhhacr' tuese bIiters nave been most
successful. such Diseases are CAUSED by Viiinted
IIood v,hicl, ia pancrnllv ,r, ,, i,r,,,,n,s,
OF the digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDICEsTION. Had
oob patn Il, a., st,,,i,..s 1,,t a,,., -
CO., n-.' Wv . T..s' isn''oss Of 'n0
Bad Taste In the Mouth. Billions Attseks palno,ion oi
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NOTICE.
The undersigned is pleased TO inform his
friends aud customers that hs has COM
peted the repairs to his store at the NJ W. corner OF
Eighth and Tatnall, and has opened 1t with a
fresh supply OF new goods, comprising groceries,
vegetables and all kinds OF fruit IN season. Where
he will be found ut all timea and glad to see his
friends.
apr16-sm THos KNOTT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-15

WILMINGTON TRANSFER AND BAGGAGE
wv EXPRESS will call for and deliver baggage
and packages to and from all parts OF the city, Rail-
road Depot and boat. Also baggage called for and
checked (where Railroad tickets are held 70 all
left at THE Franklin Telegraph ONCE, No.
4 West Third Street; K. Bringhurst Co.,
Sixth and Market; Smith a Painter, Seventh
and Market and b. d q. shoemaker, sos Market ST.,
will receive prompt attention. Principal once, Bag
gngs Room, p, W. and b; Railroad Depot
j. j. MCMUL1EN,
septls-ly j. II. SEAL. ProprietOrs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-15

* L. NICHOLS CO., EXPRESS. Baggage re-
SomOved TO any part Of the city. Carpets cleaned
and preserved from moth, and relaid with Cal
somintng, whtewashing, &c, &c. All orders thank
fully received and promptly attended to- ONCE 800
King street. Please leave orders at the following
places for baggage and carpets, &c Mr.. ]. X. Holt
Ihlrd and MARKET streets; Greenman, Pierson a
street, A bradley Jones, 61s Market street; Joseph
Jones. Fifth and Market street. and 1925 Orange St
Bee wagon ON the street. feb26-9m
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Also for CAMPAIGN GOODS. Address
GOODSPREDS EMP RE PUBLISHING HOUSE,
lc1 Liberty Street, New York. or Cincinnati, o.
YEA aw
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The mixed train viii he run subject TO delays IN
Gtdent to freight business and Will stop only at sta
tons where time is given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Thladel-
phia vt Z 30. A. M. Leave Philadelphia. liz q. Nj,
and Wilmington, LOO p. NJ, for New Castle
j., SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those above, leave Clayton fol
Smyrna $40 A. M, aud 200 z. M, leave Smyrna
for Clayton 11.s5 A. M, and 1885 T. NJ TO make con-
nectiOns with trains to and from Dover, and sta
tons south.
CONNECTIONS.
At Townsend with the Kent County, aud Queen
Anne's Kent Railroads.
At Clayton, with Md ID. r. r.
AT Harrington, with j. n Is. r. r.
At Seaford, with d. ~ Del X X.
At Delmar, with E. s. Il, T.. and W. h p X, r.
Il. +. RENNEY, Suncrln'endent
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aew advertisements.
EREE no R0ON ACCENTS

We WIFI send h'FdsOmc rOspactus nf our New
I'm atsd Family Bible con al1ing ne rig bOO lnr
80 lip ure Illustrations TO auv Book Agent free OF
cha ~. Address NATIONAL PUgL,S lNG co ,
mia Pa ivth4y
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NV jolly Friends Secret.
IkAaE CHANGE FOR AGENTS.

EENTC WANTED for the hutoblogra-
~ uEN } ply VI HORACE GREELEY. A
new ilnstr ted edition, now sready G"t this the
only edition written by himself and endorsed by he
Tribune. AsOthe Lie and times Of u +. GRAN Z,
by Hon. j t llead'ey; sud our 1872 CAMPAIGN
MANUAL for all partl6s just out, prize $50. One
agent sold so In three Gays. splendid Ntee POr-
traits OF Greeley also Of Grant. s30n IA nth ma q
selling the abeve K. b. r e r, PuI-hr'. SUB
Broadway, N. Y. jtl5-aW
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is to aid cooperative associations IN
farming, mining, manufacturing and
other mechanical pursuits, and In col
Onizing on farms and In villages. The
funds Of the bank are to be in United
States stocks, and the directors are TO
be bona fide workingmen.
Mr., Potter said that q majority Of
the people of the country were to-day
In eight States, and were represented
by only sixteen members in
a body of seventy-fOur members.
The result Of it was the legislation
of the country was controlled by rep
resentatives of a small minority OF
people. That condition OF things
could not continue. Either they must
90 back to the sovereignty OF the
States or TO popular representation IN
the Senate.
The vote was taken and the resolu.
ton adopted-yeas 153, nays 8. The
negative votes being given by Archer,
Conner, Hanks, Kendall, Lewis, Nc
Cormick, Read, Ritchie and Speer OF
Pennsylvania. The House then pro-
ceeded to a consideration Of the steam
boat bill.
There was a good deal of discussion
over the provisions in regard to pilot
age.
Mr.. Kerr offered substitute for the
steamboat law of 1851, limiting the
liabilities OF ship-owners. Ordered
printed.
The Speaker appointed Messrs.
Ketchum, Rusk and Holman as a
committee of conference on the st.
Croix and Lake Superior railroad bill.
Without disposing OF the steamboat
bill, the House adjourned.
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NEW YORK NOTES.

NEW YORK, April 2.
Seven deaths from smallpox are re-
ported to-day.
Seventeen cases of smallpox and
seven deaths are reported to-day.
Professor Morse died at seventeen
minutes before eight o'clock to-day.
Six of the indicted distillers gave
bond this morning in the sum OF five
thousand dollars.
A steamer left this evening for AL.
bany, expecting TO meet no serious
obstruction from ice.
There is vague rumOr to-day that
General Dix has resigned the presi-
dency of the Erie railroad.
Three new brick buildings in the
outskirts of Brooklyn were complete
ly demolished by gale last night.
A rough named Jack Hallisy was
shot and instantly killed this morn
ing by bar-keeper named Menken.
Charles Roseheld was arrested,
charged with perjury In the matter OF
the bail bond Of GOodall, the washed
stamp dealer.
1t is reported that Miss Kellogg
sails, on the 18th, for London, to ful-
I'LL an operate engagement with Ma
pleson.
The Panama railroad directors to-
day elected Mr.. A. B. StOckWel pres
ident, and Mr.. T. W. G.. Bellows vice.
president.
A physician publishes a card ex.
pressing the opinion that smallpox is
propagated by handling national
bank bills.
The rumor of the arrest of ConkIin,
late secretary of the Market Savings
Bank, in Montreal, is believed to be
unfounded.
The reported resignation of General
Dix and Mr.. Stebbins from their con.
nection with the Erie board proves to
be without foundation.
District Attorney Tracy, of Brook
lyn, stated to-day that he never saw
anything Of q fraudulent character
while a member of the Metropolitan
revenue commission.
Resolutions passed the New York
Senate authorizing the Governor TO
appoint two commissioners to attend
the convention in London in July
next, for reformation of the penal
code.
AT a meeting Of petroleum dealers
yesterday, steps were taken for form
ing a petroleum exchange, to include
petroleum and naval. store dealers.
Cooperation is to be had with re-
Gently organized association.
At a meeting of the Associated
Press to-day, it was resolved that the
New York Associated Press respect
fully demonstrate and protest against
renewing the so-called Mellier patent
for the manufacture Of white straw
paper; said patent having been orig
inally Of doubtful legality, and its
term having long since expired.
Several encounters occurred during
the election in NeWtown, Long Island,
to-day. Thomas Warner, chairman
of the reform committee, and Thad-
deus Firth, piano manufacturer, we're
severely beaten by a gang Of "ring"
men. During the fights, it Is alleged
the ballOt-boxes were stuffed sufh-
ciently to secure the success Of the
ring ticket.
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ELECTION NEWS.
OHIO,

Returns from All Parts of the State
Cincinnati Rebukes the AdmiRistrA.
tiOn.
CINCINNATI, April 2.-The whole
Democratic ticket was elected In this
city yesterday by an average majority
of at least two thousand. The city
council will stand tWenty-siX Demo
crats and twenty-five Republicans; /;
board of aldermen, fifteen Republicans
and nine Democrats. The board of
control is entirely Democratic by a
large majority.
The Commercial Gays, editoriallyi
"The result of the election cannot be
claimed as q Democratic partisan vic
tory, It is an expression OF the deep
popular disgust with the action of the
Republican Convention, and with the
mismanagement Of city affairs In gen.
eral."
The Enquirer says: ave do not
claim this as party victory. Per-
sOnal and other considerations which
entered into the canvass, prevented It
from being 30 considered. The Re-
publiesns made unfortunate nomina-
tions for the chief Offices" 1t further
states that while no partisan triumph
can be claimed, it Is verdict against
the administration.
The following from this mornings
Gazette: "On the abstract question Of
Republicanism ,as against Democracy,
the city would vote every time
against Democracy, but In the ques.
ton of local government the party
w,urraA ~ a., fr-odn
upon the stength Of the Republican
party and win. The people under
stand too well their selhshness to put
up with the attempt"
The .Volksblatt, German Repub-
Hcau paper, says Of the elections yes
terday that it was taken into consid-
Grafton by a great part Of the German
Republicans that the extreme temper
ance element has shown that 1t is
possessed of 30 great an influence that
the anti.temperance element desired
10 call 1t to a halt.
The decrease Of the RepubH-
can mslorities over the Rhine Is
an answer to the denomination OF
the Legislature. Returns from the
cOdubEy dt6 uOt lut Out tnSy VIII lu-
crease the Democratic majority for
the board Of control. The Republi-
cans elected the clerk of police court,
but he had no opponent. No other
except q ward officer were elected by
the Republicans.
The following is the result Of the
election In some of the principal
points In Ohio az far as heard fromi
In Dayton Republican mayor Is
elected, and the new council will stand
fifteen Republicans and seven Demo-
Gratis.
In Springfield the Democrats have
q majority In the city council for the
first time in many years.
Urbana elected q Republican mayor
by 8 small majority.
In Chilicothe ali the eouncilmen
elected are Republicans, and the town
ship will probably 60 Republican by
large majority.
In Newark the Republicans elected
a Republican mayor by a majority OF
one hundred and four, the first Re.
publican mayor In seventeen years.
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RACES.

Second Day On the MesAIrie Course,
NEW ORLEANS, April 2.-The first
was a hurdle race, two mile heats,
purse seven hundred dollars, and was
won by Blind Tom beating Temple
3 length, Tom COrbett good third,
and Olealdes fourth. Time, 956i.
The winner was the favorite.
The second race was two mile heats,
purse twelve hundred dollars. Nan
nie Douglas, 1, /; Salina, 2, 2. Time,
3:3e4, 3:39t. In the FIRST heat SallnR
took the inside at the quarter, leading
several lengths 70 the third quarter
most. when she bolted TO the outside,
Tunning in this position half mile
before her rider could again control
her. She had the heat by three lengths,
The second heat was won easily by
Mamie Douglass. Considerable excite
Tnent followed at the conclusion OF
each heat. Salina being the favorite
three TO one. The third race was q
TniIe and q quarter for purse OF six
hundred doIlars; eleven started, and
11ae won by Anna B., Bob Shelton
sacond. Madam Dudley third, Lord
Byron, Regulator, Donovan Right
way, Glenrcse, Style, Frank Ross,
snd Morlaechi are not placed-time
a.Il4. After q hslfdoEen false starts
fhev got of well together, Bob Shell
ton leading; all were well punched, I,
int on entering the home stretch
Anna B. shot ahead, winning by hall
her length. and Madam Dudley third,
nv q length. This was the most ex-
Siting race Of the day, Madam Dudley
was the favOrite by one 70 two against
fha fieId. The attendance wes good,
.Snd Notwithstanding the cloudy and
fkreaiening rain Il wes very pleasant.
1fsny ladies were present.
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MINOR MAGNETIcs.

The Kentucky State Medical So
ciety meets in Louisville to-day.
The Kentucky State Medical Soei-
ETY. met in Louisville yesterday.
The Massachusetts legislature ad-
journed on last Monday morning.
The vicinity of Council Bluffs, Iowa,
boasts of a rapid influx Of population.
Professor Jno. F. D. Maurice, leader
of the Broad Church party, died in
London yesterday.
At Manchester, England, a grand
Grafton will be given by Disraeh to
the working classes on his arrival.
A man named Cook was run over
on the WinOna and st. Peter railroad
in Minnesota, and instantly killed.
A coal oil still exploded in Philadel-
phis Monday, doing damage to the
amount Of thirty thousand dollars.
ROchefort and Asst have left for
their destination In New Caledonia,
where they have been sentenced for
Life.
A boy, Dennis Hines, aged fourteen
wears, was killed by locomotive at
The Nssville depot In Louisville yes
terday.
Herr Won Scheurlin, minister OF the
Interior at Stuttgart, is dead-a mat
ter to be wept over while silently sip
ping lager.
A lot Of government thieves, in q
ring with the Governor Of Kansas,
viii steal the gold-bearing Blacklands
Fvouo tfp EiOuY Indiana
Mr.. A. II. d. Mesa, a prominent
sugar merchant of New Orleans, shot
himself dead with a pistol yesterday
supposed accidentally.
The Jsint resolution in relation to
the construction of 8 skip canal
around Niagra Falls was adopted In
the Ohio Senate yesterday.
The evidence before the examining
committee in the navy frauds, be-
comes more interesting, but too
voluminous for publication.
A resolution offered in the Ohio leg
islature yesterday requiring white
and colOred schools to be separate and
distinct was lost by q vote Of Aity-iour
against fourteen.
Judge Thornton, of the Supreme
Court OF ILLINOIS, mas grhnUeu an ~
junction against the issuing Of bonds
by Douglass county TO the Indiana
and Illinois Central railroad.
At the annual festival Of the colored
people at Graf hall In Boston on Mon
day, the floor gave way causing the
walls TO fall In, instantly killing two
persons, and Wounding q large num-
Der Of Others.
The statement that the government
has been sWindled cut of over one
hundred and sixty million dollars by
the old whisky frauds, after creating
an immense sensation in financial cir
cles in New York, has been declared
by District Attorney Davis, to be one
OF the grandest First-of'Aprn Jokes on
record.
The passage of the bill In the Ken
tuclcS legislature, In opposition to
uniform tax on tobacco, has Justly ex-
cited the Indignation Of parties inter-
ested. who have addressed commu-
nication to Honorable James y. Beck,
declaring the passage Of the bill to be
a trick and a deception Intended to
influence the committee OF Ways and
means, and warning Mr.. Beck not to
be misled.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, April 2.-The review of
the Metropolitan volunteer corps, at
Brighton yesterday, was considered q
failure. About twenty thousand vol
unteers were on the ground. The
weather was fine.
It Is announced that Lord Lisgar,
governor General of Canada, will
shortly be called hcme, and viii be
succeeded by the Earl OF DHfGrin,
now chancellor Of the Duchy Of Lam
caster.
The steamship Holsatia has arrived.
BradIough, In a lecture at Glasgow
last night, stated that he was In favor
of Republican form of government
for Great Britain. Parliament, he
said, bestowed the crown upon
William and Mary, and what 1t had
a right to give, 1t certainly had right
to withhold. These utterances gave
rise to considerable disorder. An at
tack was made on the lecturer from q
number of windows. The street
lamps were broken, and several
policemen stoned by the rioters. No
one was severely injured,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-04-03

A DnPATCH Of last night tells that
the reading Of Lord Granville's reply
to the demands Of our government, de-
fined In papers referred to the Geneva
arbitrstors, consumed yesterday two
hours Of the Senate's invaluable time.
This Of Lord Granville is probably the
longest diplomatic 'note" Of modern
times. Nobody has seen 1t outside Of
the Senate and Cabinet, and as the
members Of these two bodies are
sworn to secrecy, and dare not tell
what they know, we repOse little con-
fldence in reports Of the contents OF
Granville's letter. There is nothing
to provoke war, we are told, and this
Is enough TO know.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.
MORSE.

LAST evening at eight O'Clock, In
New York city, where a monument
already asserts his Immortality, died
Samuel Finley Brsese Morse, the I'M
mortal artist and inventor. He was
graduated in 1910 at Yale; visited
England as an art student with Benia-
min West; won fame as a sculptor
and RtsrGtellrj became q student Of
philosophy, and as early as 1887
used in his laboratory very
nearly the same instruments, for
the same purposes now employed
in telegraphing. he asked Congress
in 1889 to build an experimental
telegraph line from Baltimore to
Washington. The proposition was
ridiculed, and the Congressman Of that
day were not all statesmen or prOph.
cts, and In this differed In nothing
from their successors in Office of our
time. Morse appealed In vain to
second session Of Congress and contin-
ued to urge his claims until 1912.
Congress, when unconscious of what
it did, at midnight on the 4th Of March
1s43, gave Morse thirty thousand dol
lars with which to fit up his line to
Baltimore. This was completed
In 1874, and In eighteen years
Morse's wires have been wrapped
everywhere about the globe.
He died full OF honors. Crowned
heads the world over sent him medals
and wealth, and literary associations
sought fame by linking that of Morse
with their own. he laid the first
cable across the bay at
New York, and in 1S4S proposed to
extend his lines along the oceans bed.
His fame viii endure forever, and If
its base "n1Ors," be death, its summit
Is bathed in the sunshine Of immor-
tality,