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&, & ;:ho aialc, hondod by Bishop Potter, fof New
r.. +, roadlng the opening sentences OF tho gor~
" aa ho wnlkci. Following him woro Bishop
2>lh, Of Kentuo1sy Bishop Leo, Of Delaware,
W 10 daughter marriod n Bon Of Bishop Nell
yr7 , !; Bishop Armitago Of Wisconsin Bishop
e :ojohn, OF Long Island, and Dahop Auor,
Int / oonHooratcd bishop of Afrlca. They wero
fo5 red by Tho Commlttoe Of Arrangements,
COG :}ting Of representatives Of all tho parishes
in city md Brooklyn. Tho organ intonod q
dir i aftor which tho burial service, as laid
down In THO Rubrio, was read mp to tho losaon,
Which, for tho OCCASION waB First ThcsBalonians,
w., u to 81. Tho hymn, "Ncaror, lily God,
to Theo," was thon rendered In boantt-
ful timo by tho choir, aftor which
tho boncdiotion closed tho ceremonies.
Tho burial aoryico waa road BY Bishop Smith, tho
anthom by DR.. Morgan, Of ST. Thomas, tho loa-
son by Dr.. Dix Of Trinity, tho lymn' by Dr.. Pot
tor Of Graoe, and tho collect by pr. 9cl,enck Of
St. Ann'H Church, Brooklyn. Dishop Bmith pro-
rouncod tho bonediction. Tho chief mournora
wore Oharlos ho1lvafno and wife, John
Z. Howson, eon-in-law, aud Mrs: John
=: Parsons, niece Of tho latc Bishop.
At tho conclusion Of tho services
Mr.. Dopuystor, ii few woll-ohoeen words.
gave tho remafnB in charge to tho Ohio Commits
toe, WHO will escort them to Cincinnati. The
Roy. Mr. Yooum and Mr. r. G. Ouforne, after
consultation With frionla Of tho family, atated
tl1at tho funeral servicos in Cincinnati will tako
place as heretofore announced, at Christ Church,
on Friday morning, Mny 0, Mt II O'Clock.
, 1873-05-07

Pu11ApELrl1A, May 0-Tho Forty-ninth an
niyorsary Of the American sunday-sohool Union
Music. The following is the summary ot mis-
sionary work for forty-nine years: Schools
organized in destitute settlements, about
$4,000; children gathered in over 1850, ,00oi
rorsons engaged a. teachers, 415, ,ooo: The
coipts on account Of missionary operations Of
tho society, including 1cgaciee,x amounted to
SO, ,651, $3.50 expenditures, $685. ,853: The ro-
suits aro AZ follows Schools organized, o96 p;
toncher in them, 5,984 Hcholars in them, 30,
in tllom, 10,S6l !; scholars IN thonl, 1G5, ,oG4 +;
Bibles md testamonta distributed, 9,428.
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THE INDIANS,
Report OF tho Indian C0lnmihaionoEa
.-.The Ponce Policy Stistnlncd-.-
Proposed Now Treaty with the Da-
MI

Report OF tho Indian C0nmisaionora
.-.Thc Ponce Policy SustnIncd-..
Proposed Now Treaty with tho Da-
kOtA Sioux.
NEW YoRg, MaY G.-Tho Board of Indian Com
miBsionerB unanimously adopted report yestor"
speaking Of tho causes which led to tho revolt Of
tic hfodocs, as often previously published, the
Commissioners. alluding to the assassination OF
Gen. Candy aud peaca Commissioner Thomas,
say; - troaohery 80 baso admtts NJ q, % o.
metod out to the perpetrators of tho crime
bo too severe" Tho .Modoo war Ut is heidi,
however, caunot bo charged agninst the Prosl.
dents peace policy aud it is 9lao affirmed int
tho madcods OF Individual 1ndlans Or nnhas Us
upon tho race. Tho red man las no friends to
toll his side Of the story, and no degree OF OF.
aggoration OF falsehooa is too gross to be 'un,
hegtatngy accepted by tho 4bo oa mnd aghns
tho expectation Of tho friends of tho Indian policy
tint It would, in tho ahort period Of 4 fow years,
ciyilizo the savage tribes, nor could it DO
expected to bring the rcd man in three
yeara to become Us FREQ from crime as the wlutes.
It ia tho opponents Of the policy who expect ~ 9
Indian to 30 more FREQ from criminality than the
people Of our most civilized communities. -Four
years Of trial have proved tho reaco policy to be
i succeHs and, with the exception Of the contost
with fow bands Of Apaches md the prea9nt
unhappy HkIubh!6 HltA1 VI !Aoo3
braves, tho country has boon saved from Indian
wars. Christian denominations nro invited to
cooperate, and then the nost inveternte Indian
hators will harslly venture to complain OF tho
policy or it's results" ,,,
shortly 10 sent to nogotinte with the Sioux and
other Indians on reservation in Southwestern
Dakota, for modification Of the treaty Of lSd3,
80 a. to Withdraw from the Indians tho privilege
Of hunting outside tloir reservations. Tho Com,
naission Viii consist Of three or four persons, and
tho Board Of Indian Commissioners will proba'
bly, name tho Chairman.
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try. and bogets on tho part Of tho country
a To- or Ad ao0e md tbes niury Of o or
remaining businoss and prosperity, and thore-
foro we respectfully request your honorable
body to tako tho whole caHo into careful constd-
grafton, and report upon tho snmo to tho honor!
able.Firat District Court for such notion as tito
Court may 200 1T to diroot, Or your own mature
Judgment may Judge to bo suitable In tho prom
ises, and your petitioners will ovor pray, otc:
WAsu1Na1oN, May 0. Senator Went ind P. D.
Pinohbaols, who have just arrived from Now Or
leans, had a long convorsation with tho Attor-
noy-donoral on Louisiana nfrairB.
No official Intelligence haa boon received from
st. Martinaville. Notwithstanding tho state
menta of resistance to tho tax collections, thoHo
partioH report that tho collections 90 far are
larger than thoBo of last year.
, 1873-05-07

Boston, May 0.--oakcs Amos was attacked By
paralysis at O'Clock last oyoning at his roaldonco
His symptoms are dangerous in the extreme.
Ames has not attended to business since Tuesday
Inst, but was at his office On Wednesday,, when he
was advised to 60 home for rest. His physician
tom bus Goen Weakened by kidney trouble Of
i've i've years W existence that threatened to termi:
nate in Bright'a disease. Amos is 90 years OF
ago.
unchanged at 1880 P. m.
NonTn EAs7oN, Msss., hlay G-,Midnight;--
There is no Improvement in Mr. Ames' condl'
tion. Ho ia gradually failing.
, 1873-05-07

NEW YonK. May 0.-The service over tho body q,
Of tho Into bishop AlcIlyaino took place THU
afternoon In st. Paul'a Church, The box eon-
tanning the caskot with tho body was placed ~ u
tho aisle OF tho church midway bosween thn
volvot and almost covered with floral
devices. At tho appointed hour. 3 p.
H., . large congregation filed TIC hody
Of the Church, and shortly before half-Pase u
The procession Of Q0loiatlng olerEyMen advanced
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Obituary.

NEW YoRK, May 0.-0eu, Jose Antonio paez,
ox-proBident OF Venezuela. died here this morn
ing. aged 84.
New YonK, May 8.-John Romoyn Droadl,oal
diod in this city to-day. Ho was tho author Of
tho " History Of tho State OF Now York." aud
hold tile position OF Nayal officer nt this port
for four yoars.
LoNuoN. May G.-Tho Earl Of Zetland died to-
day, aged - yoarg.
, 1873-05-07

New YonK, May Cat the Producors' and Con-
eutnera' Convention, to-day, several questions
we're asked rolatiyo as to who should DO admitted
as members, whom tho President stated that It was
not tho intcntion to exclude any ono. ALL should
bo FREQ to expross themselves, and wore invited
to do 80, It was also stated that tho Conyon-
tion had not mot In tho interoHt Of free trade,
protection, or specie payments, but simply in
reference to Cheap transportation, and that
discussion.
, 1873-05-07

QUEENSTOWN, May CA yeasol which arrived
hero to-day reports that in latitude 23:87 morrill,
Longitude il wes., Bho passed largo American
phip on fire, apparently abandoned; nane not
aapertalnQd.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-27

The education Of the children Of M
State. Having none Of HI. own, he did
not propose 10 be taxed for the cducs.
ton Of Others. The sane princely gen
crosity ssaini
Judge s~lIee has exhibited his clean
linen in respect both Of the Cincinnati
road and the common school system. =
For theformer, he has industriously Ia
bored, In securing donations ss well as
the rightofwsy; likewise giving liberal
ly Of his purse and freely Of his lands.
His vote stands in antagonism 10 his OPP
ponent on the proposition submitted a
few days since TO increase the tar for
common school purposes. To avoid q
series Of contrasts, we will simply add,
that they are antagonistic 10 each other
In all respects. save in their cspousal Of
the Federal cause and even in that they
were antagonistic In this, that Sallee was
q Union man from principle and Hufia-
ker 1--WE had well nigh forgotten his last
name in admiration Of the prefix from
interest. WAYNE.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-27

THE cholera stiIl prevail 10 NASH
vile, though the latest reports indicate
that ID l. gradually sbatiss. end In q
few days, II the weather CONTINUES favor.
able, tho city WIN be free from the pcsti-
lence. On Tuesday there were seventy,
three deaths, reported In Nashville. on
Saturday 50, on Sunday So. on Monday
80 and on Tuesday 20. A few cascs have
occurred in Cincinnati, Covingion and
Paducah. So far. Louisville has g.
capped.
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CmUncnH

CkrishaR-Dcpot Strcet-Presching BY Nd
s II King, ID and 9TH Lord. DAYS In each
mouth At II O'Clock, q m. Sunday school .
o'clock, X Warren, suP't Worship every
Lords day by the congregation.
Bapas-Rev. A ID Rash, Pastor Church
meeting lat Saturday in each month. Preach.
ing lst and 3rd sabbath in each month AZ III
O'Clock, a m. Sunday school At O'Clock, q
II Waters, Superintendent
Msthcdia EPisoopai, (Sosa) Rev q C Over
street, Paztor-Serviees every Sunday morning.
Prayer meeting every Thursday night sun
day school at O'Clock.
Itcstytsiaa (SostLern Preaching By Rev.
VIM. Grow, lsi and I'd Sabbath In each month.
Sunday school at O'Clock, an.
Ifo.byiaian (Gaeral As.s.akly)--Rsv. TIL
Cielsnd-Servioes ID and 9TH Sundays In each
month. Sunday school at O'Clock, m.
RasA BraAek-Preaching by Elder il Al
len the second Lords day In every month.
GireAs CAsrek, Liaooin Cba.iy- Preaching
by Elder Jesse Walden ever fvt Sunday morn
ing and afternoon In each month.
M. Nara CArsiaa-Nine miles south Of
Stanford-Preaching every 9th Saturday aud
Sunday following, BY Elder Martin Ovens.
WaInsi Faf OG~bsriaad Ra.sNsia.-
Preaching BY Rev. r. II. Caldwell, ID Sunday
In each month.
Ctsb Orchard Cksi.iian Preaching every "a
Saturday and Sunday In each month, BY HI
der X CGill.
CSab Orchard SpriHgs Service In the College
chapel every Sunday, except the second In
each month, at 100 N. Rev John y Tar
rant, pastor.
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THE Second Annual Convention Of
Sunday schools. Garrard county, was
hsld at pleasant Grove. on Sunday last.
There we're about two thousand persons
prssent.
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In the trial Of Susan b. Anthony,
which took place in New York last week.
the jury was instructed TO return a YER
dict Of guilty BY Judge Selden. The
New York Ssssin giving an account ofthe
trial and testimony, goes for the Judge
In very sagaeiOus manner and says he
has not the required fitness to GIL such
n high and responsible Office.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-27

TaE annual reunion Of Ire soldier. Of
the war Of 1919 was held In Paris on
Wednesday the 18th. There were sixty
seven old soldiers present whose CON-
bined ages were 5,ees. The youpges,
was seveniy-6ve and the Oldest ninety.
eight.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-27

GEs. WM. PREsroS was nominated
by the Democracy Of the Fayette Dis
triet for Senator on Saturday last. and
IN letter setting forth his reasons, de-
olined the honor
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-27

THE Supreme Court Of New York
has granted Pauline Luccs q divorce
from her former husband, Baron Won
Rhode.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-27

MAJ. p. p. JoHEsoS Is the Democrat
ie nominee for the Legislature in Fay
cite county.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-27

SroKEs' new trial will not take place
before October. The prisoner viii re-
main in jail.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-27

A Mn CRowDER committed suicide
by hanging. in BrAndenburg, Meade
county. Kentucky, On Wednesday last.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-27

A DoUBLE-HEADED snake wss found
in Clinton county, last week.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-27

The trial Of young wslworth, for
numbering his father, i in progress.
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cIRcuIT counr.


County Court, u Monday In each month
September and Iiccemhsr. Court Of Claims
~ Monday In 0cioher. Court 81 Levy and
Assc.sment-2d Monday In June.
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HAREoDssune has organized libra
W association and Is 10 have a town n
brary.
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NsopTRArrs AND NAeIsrnArx's corKrs.


S,uy1sri-ed nivision-w n Carson, n sas.
urdays In August, November, February and
May. 81 Division-J y Dennis, II Saturday
In July, October, January and April Daniel
Miller, Constable.
osub Orukard-lst Division-G W Parker,
tth Saturday In March, June, September and
December. ID Division-Robt Stewart, 81
Saturday in March, Juns, September and De-
cember. sEOwens, Constable.
Walsuf Ftf-is Division-Craig lynn, d
Thursday IN March, Juns, September and d.
cemher. ID Division-- - 9Th Thursday in
March, june, September and Deccmber. Tol
Douglas, Constable.
HSgAiud-ia Diyision-Ievis Rail, "a SAT-
urday IN January, April, July and October
81 Division John nenson, isi Saturday in
January, April, July and October Hiram
Oaks, Constable.
Wayae-bsrg-lst Divisioa-E Padeett, "a
TUESDAY In March, June, September and De-
ccmbsr. "a Division VIM. Gooch, 4ih Taos-
day In March, juno, Scpsemler and Docsmber
Granville Singleton, Constable.
TguGasae-lsi Division--John Cash, IL,
Thursday in March, June, September and De-
cember ID Division-J b Alcorn, "a Thur
day In March, juno, September and Decrmber
Vim. Campbell, Constable.
HuaoHriiie--lst Division-Durins Lamme,
81 Tuesday in March, June, September and
December. "a Division-J z Hughes, Let
Tuesday in March, June. September and he
cember w X Jones' Constable.
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Sa1f0d-John NJ Phillips. Jr, Judge, tth
Saturday in each month"; Thos. Purion Mar.
shall.
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You may not. with all your astuteness.
understand the meaning Of the word.
II this should be true, Il would demon
strate the necessity Of abating your OPP
position TO TIA common school system.
and giving your children chance In the
race fofeducation. But We beg pardon
Barton. although - ecclesiastical In
name As Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.
never followed the example Of these
worthy patriarchs. and has not bsgot unto
himsef children. And. on reflection. We
may ses, though ID be Through glass
dgky.' The secret Of his opposition 10
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quietly, without Boosting. by hard work,
had won such glorious victories and that in all the
list of past defeats no suspicion Of underhand deal
ng with opponents had ever been reflected upon
Yale oarsmen. Prof Thacher and A. w. Wright,
the Hon. Henry Farnam, and Mr.. Butler of Ihe
Ntp-Hd Palladium followed with congratu-
latOry speeches, and at length the company
adjourned to a collation., where tho even
ing was passed in eating, singing, speech
making and conversation two members of the Yale
Freshman crow We're present and were heartily
greeted. The story Of the races and many circum-
stances connected Herewith weTc repeatedly told.
All were in the highest spirits, and with the highest
anticipatons for boating at Yale. The citizens OF
New-Haven have not in long time manifested an
equal interest in an event connected with the Col
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-19

BupTAlo Ju, - cATLg-Reeeot' toriv ne.aing e.ti
reroe 10 srryp O6 head the bt1l slppf O e W..
h1s y 200 Teal or $50 94O cn i0f voc ano
limo lss week The market SLOW fsr gani o. sck 70 OIL"
the rar are EFT cleaned and IRE rere DOS soni san "
male qro.aie market sale. II Al .rs s't ilt. no-
or 1913 N. a. - 50afh 90 ~ a. ', ~ ,5ag'ns
3SS b. AZ 50 62i2 .--,-s-. -. .,,,st.
LOO head m-tnr tio is.al l.Yf Tn a' .s " 80.
head ,Trast II 200 he'd for he SAM n i-'t "' | 80
r-ouei ali 0ferrys disposed o. .,. q, 40 -
Fino The Simply for wek uu a. l6t~ LN AsHNs'
1880 geek le msta vas s4N' "'
tUo car l,1fs oGtY ai prices uou8flir @J4sJ ~
CncAgo Jilg 18CArrIE C ti duli al vE bni e. ~ %
rces 1900 Le ~ Of really Era at - 59d@D ~
the outside iOJ; bafchers cse an Go,AeS
doll and u8cIl1ze1. shrmcats. l.4OO head ,-,---..
UoGs-RacriD.s opened 81 rc and tEf ~
liberal sac q 1Ous y w - J51F1 "
Good 90 v1ts - l5aSS % eo-ng F's'5
saigt.sats, 600 head.
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YACHTING.


THE NEw-RoCHELLE REGATTA TODAY.
The first annual regatta Of the New-ROcheile
Yacht Club will DO sailed to-day. The start VIII be
made from anchorage of the Neptune House at about
1879 Aarge number OF boats belonging TO other
clubs will compete Tor the prize a. the regatta s free TO
all. The race viii DO ten miles to the w.na|~rd ana re-
turn Tho officers OF the New Rochelle Club are; Gri-
ath Thomas, Commodore: Thomas W. ThJrne, Vice.
Commodore; Alex. Taylor, r., Roar Commodore; H. J.
Cook, Secretary; Benjamin Merritt Treasurer A
steamer with invited guests will leave the Neptune
House Dock at 1918 n. m.
DEPARTURE or THE BROOKLYN YACHT FLEET. 3
Tho Brooklyn Yacht Club sailed ON It's an
nua cruise yesterday starting from the rendezvous ~
Glen Cove. Thlrynve yachts were entered including
The Madeleine, Foam. Magic, Rambler, Tidal wave
Maggie, and TarOlinta. Commodore Noorms led the
feet, which will visit an the prominent places on the
Sound Regattas win take place at New London and
NcNpOrt.
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+. ". WHITRIDGE, Amherst,
j. II. STODDARD. Cornell.
s. W. MCCALL, Dartmouth,
VI. q. GRIFFIN. Wesleyan,
9TUYyEgANI FISH, Columbia,

Mr. Babcock then said that on the evidence of the
Yale crew. not of the judges he would award the
second place to the Wesleyan crew, and the eleventh
to the Williams crew. Mr.. Whitridge protests that
il was unfair to refuse to award any position with
ont report from the judges at the lower stake eX
Guiding all outside testimony and then to take out
side evidence in preference TO that Of the judges III
awarding the second place TO Wesleyan, adding that
Mr. Adee Of Yale, and he, who were in midstream,
were positive that Amherst was second III the race
Mr. HaTtwel of the committee made a statement OF
the complication and confusion at the lower stake
Considerable discussion then took place between
iudges referee and committee. At length Mr. Bah
cock stated that be couldn't and wouldn't decide
the order Of the other crews till he had some decent
sort of a report from the judges. Mr.. Bryant Of
Harvard introduced motion instructing each Judge
70 1nakea written report, according to the best Of
his ability. as to the order Of the boats in cross
ing the score. The secretary was then instructed,
in accordance with o motion by Mi. Erese OF
Cornell, to request all judges, not present.
TO send in at once to j. c. Babcock at Harlem, n y
their written reports Copies of the constitution of
the association were then put at the disposal OF the
secretary Of the committee for distribution among
members of the press. Inquiry by the secretary
rendered it evident that ten judges were on either
bank and on the barge in the middle Of the river at
the finish. OF these only five could be got
ten together in Springfield to-day. The meeting
then adjourned. As soon as the result Of
the meeting was known among the collegians, who
thronged the Hobbies of the hotel, and it was evil
dent that only the Yale, Wesleyan, Harvard and
Williams crews would DO awarded positions
for some days at least, the anxious partisans and
hackers Of the various crews began to retake
themselves homeward on the midday trains.
The following table shows the speed made at tho
regattas Of II and ~, as compared with the time
made yesterday, as nearly the latter can yet be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-19
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Arn,vr Juy Pioa steair Rye Flour dul Corn Meal firm
at 81 9Odsl 40 = 100 TO- Wheat rules seDsal fax demand
BSgs.Io July Is 1Lise Raj imports the last "a
holr,-fou 9s03 Obl.i wheat. lsl57O Oah Corn l5S egg
$50 bush Corr 4l7s2 6un oats 5000 ous Canal Re yh
EN- s1tas 8 6Qss7 Ssi,,. s7S$$ inSIr wiz
yo prg Il 81 81 300 t1b she5cyf q, u % $500 bush
po Washington ~ 30 1000 BUSH Dluh opru{ u ~ -
1850 bush AlaauAee 10 Spring a 81 49, 1000 !g., N4e
Canada 81 75a$l so 700 hg. amber Winter a. 81 90 Coon
STEADY good demand; sales 10000 bash 40 Mixed esten at
49, 10000 busa Do pfe a. A. O1 s l no no. y m Jog az
iaae Canada 81 - r., Ms held at $50 Bahlee Of articles ua
Fag ourAys Jlv1sTu, dal sales o good choice Treble
Extra So JQas7 Az tln p % .g,a 9Ca sa4 seaf's AZ
stAgQ43. Bran 7OaT5c. lay dali az ~ Tor ffine
Choes aS27 ior dql az 81 ~ aS,ea Meas 'ii5 a.
Clear sides 1895 h'm tli.io4S L-.I a-'' wIv I'm
or6 Law s-Pi1a 25c higher on ali grades; Sale 500 bhls
Winter and $40 30 r Double ETr Wheat unehansei sales Of
n go e1;a i VIZ Ne se,a. C a. 81 oil: 500
81 90; 1000 hlh do sgns ~ 500 t-,S' "'' y.
& ~ @sr ear ~en at IS. Corn Meal 81 10 Or B5t-.
N I'D lor Uuboci evt Mhed loser ahoTis s19 SHlnl
so aal Mil9s ~ o ana I ar rs y, ' r,s
sSi a a5 TO seS.Yort RaIoad PresL.Fou Phlldr1la
nv ta28 900 e Of Lumber shipments by Canal zoo bus
Wb,aL L. 1O2 OO0 fees Of Lumber;
AZ rsni simple Us n Ses No. fan ~ lSas -, sample
Rsi weer "a 5Sasi S5i Vl No. tA III 30 Oh So
,r- soc gepemlef 43e sacked Oas ard slow No. a.
32a03Jc Ia eievAor 81 a@S2s Jay zoe Au.as 2as sPsm
WbpkS steady 90 PoA quett, $40 CO. DAY suited Nean
aonni Basoa IaB aed uleasngI or saa cash o's lns
sosI.. so Ao-isis Cisar slA 81 e7E Aaeu, LaSi sgn
sH,i isi' es-esa 70 ,. fo ~ .' 40 Hos 2s,e,
~ s4at- % t tkt9avl 70, l N-u'e Cove, 80 oOa%Ri
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What ought 10 be considered Honestly md Legally
Gold tl9est god or o COLI d alloy fiik The requirements
lSctrt gold sv be considered bones, gold well
veil All Other proportions prienoas ara though 10. ~
ana crit may tolerated Ee bsiu pigment mixed
with brsa .rafr-viIe B1ss or ,Ia Morris f-e-clua
visiting England slJId Mr. -EzrEE store 80 to1il %
foa IDuio7. inspect Ills cfc ~. lr. 20 ga yea
tgey Elgis watches fl0cks aul bs1lss Clgls post Tree
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UOLME-PrEK-t

HnTME-PrEK-On welncssy iGh inst the vsvaurou
Bpt Church YoHkers by Rev. " ser " nol OF Jee 'J
v j. Jne T. H0ae 70 lazy daughter oi Peer l. PEEK.
C.tr5 all Of loukcls, y. Y
UUBBhRD-DAvISOa welnesv july IS 1873 re roi'u,s
Of brdss father Dr. VIZ. j. Bui hi1u IS
Of NeBY0rk AnEa l., daughter VI IN W DAVIS Of
Brooklyn
TAYLOR-BRADBURYi M0near, " j.. WclGesy July lG.
tlg Ilrv NJ. Bradford. assisted by ts ksr Aaron hls EeT
T. D. TayO- o. B0oAyn 10 Mrs a. J. B-dl1y N'lc sir
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-19

LOUISVILLE, July ia band of disguised
visited tho house Of Daniel Gabrcath farmer Of
McCracken County, KY few nignts ago aud demanded
admtance On being refused they set fire to the house
aud forced Gabreath and his brother outside The out
laws then fred upon them, severely wounding J.. NJ
Gabreath the brother. The relwas returned by Daniel
who IL thought killed one OF the party The assail-
ants then retired. No Assigned Tor the attack
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-19
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