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SUICIDE.

Charlotte Unleuf an aged lady OF ninety-two
years, residing with her daughter at 1868 Eighth
avenue, was found dead by her daughter last even
ing who had been absent short time. Her left
arm was cut and razor was found by her SIDE.
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day.
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PROVIDENCE CLOTH MARKET.

PROVIDENCE, II. l., March T. 1873
Printing cloths quiet and regular at 716c. a nc.
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Bartlett's boulevard, Street and PARE
LAMPsAIso Fork and Key lighting all street Iamns
instantly The same now used in New ork civ -.
being adopted everywhere. General ofhce $50 Brosd-
way. New York
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Rupture Still Successfully Treated by
DR.. s. N. MARSH at Marsh Co.'S Radical cure.
Truss Office No. Vcscy street
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AN EXPRESS CLERK STEALS $4,000.

ST. CATHARINE's, Ont, March Z, 1873
young man named John Bowden, employed in
the American Express Companys once. in this
city, absconded on Wednesday, taking with HIM
two express parcels valued at $4,000.
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FRANCE.
The War Indemnity Payments to Germany
speciS in Flow to the Bank
TELEGRAM TO TIE FEW YORK HERALD.

7tIEttTM TO TIE FEW YORK HERALD.
PARIS. March I, 1873.
The French government has up to this date paid
to Germany $500, 100000 francs account OF the
war indemnity.
BULLION IN FLOW TO THE BANK.
The specie in the Bank Of France has increased
5000, OO0 francs during the past week.
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DESCENT ON a BROOKLYN POLICY SHOP,

Last night Sergeant Graft and of1cer Mooney, OF
the Second precinct, made descent on q policy
shop at rs Water street, Brooklyn, and arrested
the proprietor, Frank L. Collingford, william I.
Gill and Patrick Doyle. The books and papers ap-
pertaining to the business were seized and removed
to the station house, and the prisoners were locked
UP to answer.
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For Restoring the Original Color Of
THE HAIR, DISPENSING DANDRUfF AND CLEANS
ING THE SCALP RESTORER AMERICA Is WITHOUT
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Needles for All Sewing Machines
General depot established at BARTLETFS, $50 Broad
way, New York, corner Prince street.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-New Scheme
Orders filed, prizes cashed, inform ahon fur
nshed. Highest paid Spanish bills, &c.. &c.
TAYLOR 4 Co, Bankers, Is Wall street. New York.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizes Cashe ed.
Circulars sent J. b. MARTINEZ CO., 10 Wall street.
Post office box 1885
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Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye Transs
forms hoary heads into youthful
Sold everywhere
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Silk Elastic Abdominal Supporters,
SILK Elastic Stockings Knee Caps Anklets. at MARSH
CO.'S, No. Vesey street
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Circulars ana
information furnished n. ORTEGA, No. Wall street;
box 1876 Post Office.
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DAMAGES TO A BRIG.
HALIFAX. N. S., !

I. HALIFAX, N. s., March 7, 1873.
The brig Louis, from Prince Edward Island for
Boston, put in here to-day to repair damages re-
ceiyed Ia the late gale.
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Spring Styles Gents Dress Hats.
Youths and Boys Hats introduced this day.
]. II. TERRY, 81 Union square.
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A.-Citixens and strangers Who Desire
fine and elegant II ATS should call at ESPENSCHEID'S
Manufactures, 1lS Nassau street
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ENGLAND.

Princess Louise and Her Husband-The For.
geries on the Bank Of England and an
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Popular Demand for Novelty, Bea uty,
dash and style IS by KNOX BY the
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Lord OssingtOn.

The Right Hon. John Evelyn Denison, Lord
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England, during the night OF the eth inst from the
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which he was permitted to enjoy during brief
period only.
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thighs can hardly be conceived We can upon
the public to come forward at once to the relief
of these unfortunate people. We do SO with
the full conviction that the response will be
prompt and equal to the occasion. With
Chicago and Boston fresh in our memories,
we cannot believe that Shreveport will be left
one day without relief From Mobile we
learn that the Advisory Board of Health has
instructed the Mayor to issue proclamation
quarantining New Orleans so far as local
travel is concerned. This example should be
followed at once wherever there is any posi-
bility of communication with the infected dis
tricts Our local boards of health must take
action at once, for the public will not hold
them guiltless if the disease should find its
way into New York or any of the neighboring
cities
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The yellow Fever-An Appeal from
Shreveport.

The rumors which for some time past have
been in circulation regarding the existence Of
yellow fever in the Southwest, it now appears,
have been too well founded. 1t is now ad-
mitted that it prevails in certain portions Of
the city of Memphis, and OF least thirty per-
sons in that city have fallen victims to the
fatal malady. At Shreveport, La, the disease
seems to have broken out with great violence.
Most of the telegraphic operators have been
stricken down by it. A panic has fallen upon
the people, and the little town is deserted.
The Mayor of the town, in telegraphic
despatch to Washington to Senator West,
says :-"The poor are nearly oil on our hands.
No money in the city treasury. All pecuniary
aid will be thankfully received Fever in
creasing" A later despatch states that there
are six hundred persons sick, and that up to
this time one hundred and forty-six unfor-
tunates have died. The sudden change in the
weather from heat TO cold has increased the
rate Of mortality. A moro alarming state of
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GooD FOR THE REpuBL1cANs-The renewed
and bitter war between the democratic factions
of Apollo Hall and Tammany Hall. 1t is not
exactly in this case according to the proverb
that when rogues fall out honest men get their
dues, for the republicans are about as bad as
their opponents; but it is fact that by the
quarrels and rivalry of the democrats the re-
publicans are likely, though in q minority, to
keep control of this democratic city. What do
these hungry politicians care about principles,
Of which they talk so much, or of the welfare
Of the city, The scramble for Office and the
spoils by these corner grocery politicians is
disgusting to respectable people. When will
our best citizens do their duty and rescue this
metropolis from these schemers and spoils-
men Of both parties
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great salvation and telling the silk-robed
danes and their millionaire husbands tina
there Is no royal road to heaven, and that if
they ever get there they must 60 by the very
same gate and along the same narrow way
that their servants and their maids enter and
travel. 1t may be humiliating, but it is true,
and there is no escape from it if they desire to
get into heaven at all. The other road is
broad, but the end leads to the pit.
Mr. Culver, of Poughkeepsie, presented
some strong arguments In favor Of the Bible
in the schools of this State. 1t is, he said,
the fundamental law of this Christian land,
and as such should have the protection of the
State. Religion and morality being essential
to the best citizenship, the State should fur
nish these, and the Bible, being the best text
book of religion and morality, should be in
the schools and be taught to the children
and youth Of the land. A sermon on
this theme and at this time Mr.. Culver
deemed to be called for, because in
his city 'the Bible is banished from the
schools and Jesuit servants are appointed
teachers, and the Protestant citizens are with
out redress" In answer to the question, Have
Catholics no rights? he declares fearlessly
that when the Bible Is at stake they have no
rights which the American people are bound
to respect. But Brother Culver, when the
Bible was chained to desk in o monastery it
made its own way out into the world. And,
now that it is out, it is too late to chain it
again. We don't believe there is any danger.
Have faith in God.
The New York herald., 1873-09-15

rivalry is either to draw off the
trade by the way of Lake Champlain and the
Hudson, or to open greater and cheaper facili-
ties by the Erie Canal and freight double
track railroads between New York and the Far
West. These improvements would also pre-
vent much of the direct trade being diverted
by the way of Philadelphia, Baltimore or
other points in the United States.
But, apart from these works. much may be
done in this city to lessen the cost of handling
produce and merchandise Carriage and trans
shipment, with expensive dues and commits
sions at this port. swell the cost on produce
unnecessarily and very injuriously. Then
there is not shipping enough for healthy
competition, or even to carry the produce in
the market or that would come to it. Our
shipbuilders and merchants should build more
vessels, and Congress ought to give all the
encouragement possible to shipbuilding.
Above all, wide ship canal, of the
greatest depth, with q system Of docks
and basins, should be made between
the North and East rivers through Spuyten
Duyvil Greek and the Harlem River. The
whole railroad system centred at New York,
and even from New jersey by bridge across
the Hudson, should be brought to that point
and in connection with the shipping. Prod
uce and merchandise could then be trans
ferred at little cost from railroads and canal
boats to ships and from ships to the railroads.
Warehouses might be constructed OF the
waters edge, the same as at the docks in Lon
don and Liverpool, and the railroads could
load at the spot Such improvements, to-
gether with those projected on our river
front, on both sides of the island, and others
now being executed at the upper part of the
city, would soon make New York the pride of
the country and the world, and would 60 far
to perpetuate its commercial supremacy. In
stead of spcechmakng twaddle we want work,
great measures and liberal expenditure of
money. These necessary Improvements in
the commercial metropolis are intimately con-
nected with the question of cheap transporta-
ton and ready market for the produce Of the
West
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TRIPLE S HEE T.
New York, Monday, Sept. IS, 1873.
THE NEWS OF YESTERDAY.
To-Day's Contents of the
Herald.

''rAE CENTRES AND CURRENTS OF TRADEl
TIE TRANSPORTATION QUESTION: NEW
YORK AND HER RIVALSn-LEADING EDI-
TORIAL TOPIC-SxTH PAGE.
A BATTLE IMMINENT BETWEEN THE SPANISH
REPUBLICAN FORCES AND THE CARLIsTs
AT VERGARAi THE LATTER WEAK IN
NUMBERS, BUT STRONGLY INTRENCHED-
SEVENTH PAGE.
TURKISH PROBATION AGAINST THE CHOL-
ERA FRENCH STEAMERS QUARANTINED-
SEVENTH PAGE.
rdE BOURBON SUCCESSION IN FRANCE, IN
THE PERSON OF LOUIS SEVENTEENTH,
TO BE PROSECUTED BY M. JULES FAvREi
SAD YET REMARKABLE HISTORY IN
HUMAN TREATMENT OF THE SELF
STYLED DAUPHIN-THIRD PAGE
YELLOW FEVER SPREADNGi TERRIBLE
HAVOC BY THE EPIDEMlC-TENTH PAGE.
NEW CLEwS TO THE TAR.AND-FEATHER OUT
RAGE AT HUNTINGTON L. l. MORE OF
TIE REMAINS TO BE SOUGHT FORi
FACTS THAT WILL STARTLE THE COM
ACCOMPLISHMENTS PAGE.
PRESIDENT GRANTS APPOINTMENTS IN THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA AROUSING HON.
EST INDlGNATIONi THE COMING COUNCIL
WITH THE REDSKINS-SEvRNTH PAGE.
AN AMERICAN ARRESTED AT CARDENAS,
CUBA, CHARGED WITH UTTERING COUN-
TERFEITS-SEvENTa PAGE.
ALL OF THE WHEAT AND SOME CHAFF FROM
THE SERMONS YESTERDAY AN EXCUR.
SION TO HEAvENl SUBURBAN SERVICES
FOURTH PAGE.
THE VACANT CHAIRi OPINIONS OF PROMI-
NENT MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK BAR
ON THE QUALITIES NECESSARY IN A
CHIEF JUSTICE AND THE MERITS OF
THOSE WHO ARE OR SHOULD BE ELIGI-
BLE-FIFTH PAaB.
TIE MEXICAN WAR HEROES ANNIvERsARY-
ART MATTERS-THIRp PAGE.
AQUATIC STRUGGLES COMING REGATTAS
AND NEW COURSES-TENTH PAGE.
THE JERSEY TAXPAYERS AND THE LATER
TAMMANYl vENALITY "wORSE THAN
HIGHWAY ROBBERYn-THIRD PAGE.
TIE PAST AND THE PRESENT OF THE AMERI.
CAN MONEY MARKET DEDUCTIONS FROM
THE SEVERE PANICS OF 1887 AND 1867
BUSINESS OF THE PAST WEEK-THE
FATAL CAR HOOK AGAIN-EIGHru PAGE.
A REVIEW OF RECENTLY PUBLISHED BOOKS
THE FEDERAL OFFlCES-FIFru PAGE