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New-York tribune., 1873-06-20
POLITICAL NOTES.

Ex-Judge Lawrence, who was defeated IN
the recent Illinois judicial election, has resumed the
practice OF law IN Chicago
The license law in Connecticut seems 20
have resulted N profit TO the State whatever else II
my have done The returns Of the County COmmis-
oners for the year indicate that he revenue from the
sale Of Licenses VIII to nearly or quite SootOl
OF she towns reported 70 granted Licenses and 70 with
I held them.
There seems to be a miniature Credit Mobi-
ler Rang in Missouri The Kansas Ciy Times says that
previous 70 1858 tho had guaranteed 70 certain rail-
roads s-3OOCOO0, holding as security nrst mortgages
upon property OF the roads, that IN lsCs ring was
formed which brlbed tho Legislature for s20uOJ0 10
change the suaTantood debt into an absolute debt OF
taOOOoc0 leaving the state without any security Wlat
ever The Supreme Court Is 10 decue "Ae'AcI NC os-'
lauOu is valid OF not
The California people are wondering how
they shall vote. election law is very particular
in requiring that the tickets shall be u inches long, ana
that printed matter shall be single loaded ana IN
long primer type Now san Francisco. O. officers are
TO be voted for and their and those OF the Offices
which they seek cannot possibly be printed on l2lnch
ticket IN legal form. Il is simply o Typographical I'M
rosbty and II tho code manufacturers Lad consulted
5ome printer before medding with what they did not
understand they would have escaped the porpeuAuon
UI crave aba ITdity.
The farmers Of Illinois are going to have
Fourth Of July OF their this year They have de-
cded 10 set apart the Cay for free discussion Of the
JefersOn's d0cument, a Declaration OF Independ-
ence which their Executive Committee las just Issued
Tie new Declaration rcces at length the abuses OF the
railroad mOnOpoies and concludes in tins way: ." We
therefore tho producers Of this State, IN our several
counties assembled this anniversary Of that day that
gave birth 70 nation OF treemcn, and 70 government
OF which, despite the corruption Of its officers we are
still 80 Justly proud appealing 70 the Supreme Judge 0f
the world for the rectude OF intentions DO sOemny
DECLARE that We Will all lawful and peaccabie means
10 free ourselves from tho tyranny Of monopoly and
tnat We will never cease efforts for reform until
every department Of Government gives token that
the reign OF NceutOus extravaganza is over and some
thing OF the parity honesty and frugaty with which
our fathers lnaugurated taken place. That 20 this
end We declare ourselves absolutely free and independ
emf OF n Da-t pJiIIC! connections. aud tuat VIC Bnl
give our suffrage only such for of e., from tu0
lowest Oser IN the state 10 the President VI the United
ates Is W. nave good 10 believe VIII Use their
best eDdeayJrs the promotion OF these eAu5 ahu Tor
the suupOrt OF thla Declaration, with nrm rehance IN
Divine Providence, mutually pledge 10 ehch OIner
our lives, fortunes, ana our sacreu hubo''
New-York tribune., 1873-06-20
RAILROAD NOTES.

The negotiations for the sale Of the interest of
Huntington and his partner Hopkins, III the Central
Pacific Railroad have been resumed. Although some
prelmiuares have bocu settled, sale has yet been
contaminated.
The following appointments have been made
for the NeW-Jersey division OF the Erie Railway; Cen
eral Aeeut. A. A. Gaddis; Eastern Agent. j. b. Kod-
man; Westward Agent. j. Is. oklnan COLLECTOR H. ~
TldeD C14ef Clerk, Clark Z. Taylor.
The necessary surveys arc now making Tor
railroad from Camden 10 KeypOrt on the Kir1tn Bay
From the latter point the road viii run 70 Freehold,
thence 10 Manchester, Mediord, and Camden Grading
has begun eaCD Cnd 0f Jhe roaut anu ~ ~" u1J
fully 1900 viii be employed
j. Edgar Thompson, President of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company, and party OF Eastern cap
,slsts passed through Council Bluffs, Iowa, yesterday
on rbelr ~-ny West They hero over the Chloago
and North Western RlrOad, aud let on the Union IA
cItc Railroad. Their route Is regarded as bsnlnc-nI
The Chicago and North Western hallroad
Company will soon tuid branch OF the Peninsula d.
vison from Lake Fairbanks. fiye miles southeast OF
Eeeaunee 10 Marquette. distance OF about Ten mheS
The ConpAuy is now dependent on the MAtquttH
HOugltuu aud OutOnagOn Road ("lth Whi' so t
sula Division connects at HegaunoeJ iOr us
with Marquette. - .
The directors of the Chicago and North
Western met st y. IN. yesterday, and accepted The
resgnotton "a President OF John Tracy and elected
in bis place Albert Keep prominent citizen OF chicago
md director OF the Lake Shore and Michigan sOuthe IN
"a well as the North Western Railroad NJ L. ey kes' IT,
was retained as Vice President aud also elected Treas
rer and Secretary C. r. Marvin retiring from the latter
Two offices, resignation 20 take enoct July 4 n ~
Howe w1s elected Assistant Secretary aau lieasoI ln
again to-oay, when the question Of dVldendS WI" Oe ue
cded.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-20
nr.rn or noRAcE y cLARK.

Tho Hon. Horace T. Clark died in this city
verda o, rheumatism Of the heart. In the 5sth year
Of his age He wis widely known IN financial railroad
and poitcal crces and his death VIII cause seAt To
.ret in a large circle OF acquaintance
lie was President of the Lake Shore ana Cnioh AOl'
panroa1 Comnanies. WAS largely interested in WaIst
e,at,o,s and WAS a son-in-av OF COmmOdoro-' ander-
bnt He was born IN southbury, Conn. and was grad
uated at williams College. Mass. He adopted law 40
a profession and was elected member OF the AAAItn
Congress- from Eew-York. serving as member oi 'no
Committee on the Judiciary Ho was also reeiecteu " inc
xxxyItn Congress IN which he served as inell oer
of tho Committee indian AfAiFs lie mas DoeH ,
,aad s,oe b,a retsrement from politics, with tho busi-
Interests of this city and the railroad progress ana
deyelopment OF the West.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-20
TIE FIRE RECORD.
AT nrnrNGrox-Loss. s4OO.OOO.

BURLINGTON, Iowa, June ia fire broke
out in P4lmer's Operahouse at O'Clock this morning,
aud rapidly extended all directions The most proml
nent buildings destroyed tie Opera-house, Court
house. Unterkrcher5 livery stable. BoneeTt Branzs
curriage factory the McCucheon House, Scandinavian
House and q number Of dwellings, besides a lumber
yard and a wood yard. The number OF buildings de-
sroyed perhaps IS, large proportion being old frame
structures The burned district is bounded By Water,
Washington, Third and COurt-sts. All the buildings
within the above limits destroyed except seven.
The total loss Is put ut 100000 The total insurance s
$4,000
LArER.-The fro was brought under control about
O'Clock this morning. 4 steamer from O,tumwa and
one from Galesburg arrived just previously, having
been teegraphed for Tie total number OF buildings
destroyed was 49, Four squares burned over the
bounds Of which, with the losses and assurances are as
given the first dispatch The following IS an accurate
statement OF tie losses Of the different insurance
New-York tribune., 1873-06-20

during gd4y rery genraig esqr e'qe,r a me G ss and
,s osi t Mn Lgror i-mpernfare 0per btc t.s,t & ~
~ I'm yi,uf Occcasonal ram areas oF- o,,dv
sr.ot tp.fignt b.t on Friday cie"t OF "a ~ sS,i a
weather. with winds vccring 70 iIf-H '''
brisk suii h westerly and north |esteIl , Mime
Afternoon teiegripAfC reports Ii'hi oA40''H-'
s1tg. ana Dakota are partly mlsshN
THE HOT SEASON FAIRLY OPENED
Yesterday was, perhaps, the warm'5t Gay ..
the season the average being sls' for the "A hou az"
the extreme 90 at4 p. The heat was renhfreu D''
ntolerable by the coseness OF the atmosphere hOs
breath Of air stirring in the streets and even y" -
rivers the breeze that smOte the cheek was ro'9'
puff that bsterec and burned rather than cOoied. NJ
midnight the mercury had fallen 20 500 There "eIs
three eases Of sunstroke reported AZ Ponce sl ho'
quarters such n day hastens tue exodus 10 "a'o''"N
places and the seaside. -.
Frank Waterpury, age % of Stanford. conn ~ ~
sunstTIck IN Greenwich-st, yesterday ana taA'" -
Bellevue Hospital. -.
Patrick McGorY. ago a. was overcome by the heat
while work East Niney-uIutA 81. dla was aAtn
10 81 Lakes Hospital
John Pett age 6i. Of No. III Caunou7t. tainted roH
the heat 40 Grand ana E4st-5t5, lass uI-hL. anu -
taken ~ Bellevue Hospital
New-York tribune., 1873-06-20
LATEST SHIP EEU&.
Tor oner ship Se,os see Fyeh Pag,.

s,s,r.b, Richmond Hodges RoAmsaI CTv Po1, lli No-h
bnpe. passt ~ steamship -
stelmr Wsn.ls, 4 4d, AeEBc39ri, atl mise anl p-AA
Ferguson Wood.
Bsrs F.toaa Nla.j AlrtnD. L.latl 90 dlgt Eh I.f-r
BARK Godfrey loi s. Joba " Bh C-apIan 1@'af'a
BARK Maillesa Gr Hng Carenas 10 ilvs, h su,ar.
BARK Edeas tOf oanlerAnd Halliday Swansea = day. Nh rh
Brr Charlotte whenors So Ubes 81 iav' With cork .1l aL
B1g of Ns.-HaVeB, Foser Deaera u lays vita
. D. and mO.-.seA
rz t- simmons Mai1nas = lays With lt uelia
Brig Antelope Ramhall 11tanzts d dlys. WITH molle-
sohr Thomas Cy4e oi Fh.--e 9a Can, Cels ~ lays H
chr Nelly Potter GasEe wahngtOu, x. c. ilrs. With aarI
s5. Ilo.a Cosoa Golfer wilmington c. llr' aa ai7L
ANCHORED AT HARrS ISLAND.
rc-. Ia. Deputy from Bath Champion if0u f'lri 1n
g.c.. Ef, Waneutoa NJ K PsaEsOl. Jal.ys. h. r
Te4i Gariiner Me
SAILED.
Steam os rhlrnga for Hla1us Ci7 of Bristol M ,ef2o3.
C 0f Havanl, for havana AlsloIn, or '-f--i- -', % "
Richmond.
HIND-sua.owa. light ": cisiE
New-York tribune., 1873-06-20
JUNE WEATHER.
GOVERNMENT REPOwT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPrIcB OF TIE CHIEP SIGNAL OFFICE r.
WASHINGTON. d. c., Thursday, June 10, 1873 p. N.
Synopsis for the DdsI tscealg-four hours
The lowest barometer on W ednesday after
moan over Northern Minnesota has moved eastwa ri
Canada being now probably central northeast OF Lake
Hurup Tue pressure has increased over tue Gulf
ststes where t ls now highest Fresh aud brisk west
ery TO northerly winds aud generally clear weather
now prevailing the upper LAKE regou ani nor t'
west with rising barOmetcr fresh aud BRISK wester y
winds add partly cloudy weather over the lower lake
region areas OF light rain prevailed over NOrthern
tory aud North Western LOUISIANA to-day.
The have risen at inslnnt and Nashvile' but
fallen az yIoksDurg and Little RJoA.
Fr0bdOtlihcs.
For the Southern states cast OF the Mississippi on
Friday light fresh winds, mostly from tue south
west and northwest and very generally cloar or partly
cloudy weather are probable from the Ohio Valley
and Missouri 10 the upper lakes anu Minnesota Sery
generally clear aud somewhat cOoicr weather, AMI
yinf, diminishing TO gentle and iresh from tue north
and wesg. fJr Ia Middle States aAg a'ser "a@ "efnn
New-York tribune., 1873-06-20
The following IS a statement OF the losses

The hre scarcely touchedhe business part OF the city
Some 40 families were thrown out Of homes beside
large number Of boarders at the public houses destroyed
Already several owners OF property burned prepar
ing 70 rebuild Mr. Armstrong OF the owners OF the
scandinavian House, contracted for 100000 bricks TO
rebuild before the roof Of the old building had fallen in
THE VILLAGE OF MAYyILLE, MICH, BURNED
DETROIT, June 19-The village of Mayvile,
ruscola County, Mich, nearly destroyed BY hre
Wednesday night.
ELSEWHERE.
The Carew paper-mill at South Hadley Falls,
Mass was almost wholly destroyed by hre early yester
day The loss Is 5000 fully insured
New-York tribune., 1873-06-20

Ex-Surveyor Cornell not long ago presen1eu
claim 10 tho Treasury Department for perquisi'ss %
Surveyor OF Customs Of the Port or NeW-io ,iou
January y-ths date OF his resgnntion-to hAi0u 49,
when his successor took charge OF the once In.
tom hayng been submitted 70 Attorny General
Williams ne has decided adversely to the oaim on t
ground that MT Cornell went out OF ONCE when us
resignation took eeo and that according 70 the ac, o
March a. lT7O he had no power TO act by depuU ,sr
Iat time and therefore Is not entitled " suoh Poi
quiales.
Mr. Clark Bell Of this city has been invited
10 deliver the Fourth Of July address ia Pom fAn'
New-York tribune., 1873-06-20

THR CAPTURED KIcKAPoos NOT TO De REIIRNED'
WAsniNGToN, June 19.-Hhile at West Point
tile President ana Gen. sherman ana secretary beiknap
had consultation upon the subject Of the return OF the
Kickapo0 women and children captured Dy
Con. Mackenzie. The telegram from the speclAi
Indian Commissioners at San Antonio maA
Ing tho request that they be gwen up
having baen forwarded 20 the President from this clty
Toe result confer snoe was perfect agreuihehs
na slusenCo la tnO view That ms Cgy0s sJuI1 h1t
New-York tribune., 1873-06-20
5uecldl Nontes

Needles for Ses1ns Machines Geaeral Depot It BARrLErS
No. i6y broadway, hes-lork
Liberal Republican General Coumittec.-A .p-l Al
be lrid li 3l TINS bVENIN3
40 BEocatiVe C0mnttrc VII meet al q.
THOMAS x. STEWART Prr.JsaL
A,HHR BARSETr. D. A ASDgas'N, Stcrsnues
Tribune Lecture Extra No. :.
rae METHOD or CRgArtOS
an EARNEST PROTEST AGAINST
THE OARwlNIlS THEORY
Twelve L'c'urs, vsIti BY Prof AGASSlL before ,-u -
Comparative zoooEv Ambrds Mass. containing 80. a.sa Il
FseoEis Information concerning pnu.e 90 "a
rnbaas sheet egh passs aIei saasoas cosls.
now READY.
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA NO EIGHT
This sheet so contains i,seTpnou O wosrrfu i.s.
sfed tn the RoeIy MSaRsAas b. tAs r.s College kIpouoa
Pnos Esgs b. mai. 10 os esalA dv, 10, .
eest Address rIk Tribune. Nc- NorA
Nine Era sheets containing % Lsenfcs l ls
Iad 'cli AoHi' Report sal re rtbane Aaalr. m ' c1u
Soand lnd Hc1rln-, Voice sud tprcrh The +. .,' ~
nauon Oi hus.ca Harmony, s ln,f IlIce irl.a.r.
10 ''"' H-'ai< ~ E4SINh bat N.A AAtiA 81.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-20

CIr,rvTs-LANYOn w-1neri,v June r. g. Ll-rs taeh,
by RS, Dr. Uer Clements Charlotte H. ouiy dau-htei
Of Colcubls Lane, ESQ, all 3f Bsol4lya No cards
DAvIS-sOPHERAt Newark n j. Jane 10, BY Rev H. e F''
". Davis Of bloomfield 20 Marietta sopher n Ne"afE
DENTON-LIyy-At residence u he ries parents l Ha'tn-
sack n io1J bv Rev. g. b. D1faw as.el l Ief.
W. johnson rle0ior Denton of llgs OOaa9 i0'A -
Julia s., daughter of b. n. Lau. No cards
ARDS-ALLEN-On Tuesday. Ja1e r. AZ the raien ~ ne
brides mother summit y J, " ts heT = ~ tili M b ~ "a "a
l Kate A. eldest laughter o. 4r ae ''-0 H.
Alien. al OF summit \. J.
FryCH-THURBER-At Yoakers wetaesay by Rev.
laughter tic late james IAf,ci ' f'o's'
R l. No elrds
FrsuER-DDDULPHTn Broozrn Turday June H. At hs re'
denre Of he brides rsTelts, Alfred j. FISHER - As T. ..-
daughter Of Jonn Harding
GOULD-ARyOLDOn Tuesday Jane T. ~ 'hs Rev Dr. PaTfon
Edwari 5 G0ul- 70 Juia v Arnold. al Of tlis CITY,
ERAUSBOELTEAt New York he 9h l-. Prof jlAa Ku'
of The Bureau Eiucion Washington. D. g. % AAr b." -
No
uILLARD-sMrTH-Oa wenesi1v 2 at The resiencr o. -
parents. By Rev. Wm I've, Ba.dnFon D. D li'n.s
Mirha L. eldest daughter Of Lsoy l. slll e'i a =
Br0Okyn No cards
PRER-EDWARDS-Juae 5 the NJ Plr,onags Pas Bcs ~
Rev Crane jacob Peer Of AonEye % Ma Ia'ae l. b.
wards Ol PIue Brook
QUWBY-EDWARDS-May % At she " 2 PIouage Pine Bn'E.
p Crane Daniel Qnyy Of Myall We" ~ - j---ls
Edwards oi Pine Brook.
ROYLANCR-RBEYES-At Newark ~ J.. b- i7h rst - 10
Esar W Royisle o. Aaay y. l. {, carrie S. l--s-r =
John Reeves. ESQ., Of Newark
sACKNAyN-BESNBTr-ou Tus-iav. Jane Il. ~ re Re- r
browne he residence o. ile Ircs mo lcr joan
I'd th Florence Bennett. al of Broc.lTn, NJ y
SLOSsON-WEBSTER-At Trinity Church Geneva z. June 8
Rev. Wn hIsye-s Perry d. Do William 81 $50 o. leI'l
LID, Of Nss-fOrS City.
VAN slCLRy-GREGORY-O "wednesday June 70 1879 ~ e v
Walter De6el Henry b. Fa oczlea ~ haze L. Df1s a. 81
heg-t0rk- No car1A
New-York tribune., 1873-06-20
CATTLE MARKHr

r,yrvorr inn. 9C,--tz Dull and h lover '7 si % ''is
tofav s1.c. ttt generally rated lsi qualf % ei m7HA
rnsitr. 4LI- rr-lts if't'
HOGS n fair frmeg lei, 9tV'.cr ''sN 80
SIC receipts 3.5,. -..r- ,.-+. 80 ~
sHEHP Ia ir asmnd - ir bi9 o. TAR % s'ol o''
s5 IS; receipts, 1889.
qusulr; scve p-ces raler yeas gar =
s4i4 rrreu d ny
IS Ba - ~ ~ h few lots of Rr A. stDpl t l Do'f''i
Trrans a. sorker 81 5tabf JJ sbTmaHts, sJ Lei a. 49,,
Hogs-.eceuts nearly I4000 lead. market irT atfe h -
demand scirccv equals .rop7 i1t prices 'r' PC 'F
CkOee $685. 80 Extra. - "" - ''' '-"-
. ..l
New-York tribune., 1873-06-20

DIED.
ARrUP-On TUESDAY evening T. residence 80 Hoytst-
Faasra roa ths souaaS a. 4 PHp 9 President
St, Fn!ay after S0l. a. ocI0cA
BRRARD-A CornsaI on Hu,o1 Wednesday. Jan ls Charles
3erarI Of thiscitv IN the t5tl year 5 As a-e go
nsral ooH h. -se residence - l'inss 90 F-
the 1t th inst. at4p IN.
be,rt. Iion. Horace +. Cara .sei 81 IeATA
Notice or funeral hereafter
cosBs-At San Francisco william s. Combs aged g. sraalsoa Of
Mrs Eliza R COMBS 0 Broo4iya.
CaOWELL-Ou Wednesday June IS. Asher 2 coH The j5A
Tie f-aes a. friends Of ths family I'D the ocs rd members
o. OIL Lo1s x. q ,rs1l A9l } n an as nos &c. s Dska.v
Brolkyu. on SATURDAY afternoon 2 .Dst A. $50 p II
ESSSnA Ssa-5 Of ss 1S' g. a aa hss Ia 'i, n h s Of I &
The remains VII Do .en 10 Df. Drosss '-i'.' ii, @
nes., at o.c.ocE.
PERRIs-ou Monday tss 18Th inst at residence Ro.s J..
eeof Rnstas Of the Uaiysriiy Of n. ciiy Of N.yi.rs
EeniT-ar't'L on Fnlt ne me- Sn 3 ms, ~ p "a @ ] ~,
Societies With shch aessol connected s'ei
70 attend without further notice
m -5 vssr Of is age Rev I1a nj D. D. LID E.tu,
Chancellor Of TIE Ua.yer.u oi The CITY Of Sewlors
Fusss rom he Rsorns Cbui F4ay AID twenty
arst-st. Friday, the 18th ia.i.. at . p n
LOsER-At Henpsead 18Th John c. A0uso AMI
Fuaeral on Fnlsy. IN ns-. At O'Clock
MAHEROn THURSDAY. June 49, 1879 Agnes r iiultr o.
Cornelius and Ezi Aahef aged ys-s moa'n ana ii ,.
Brdgo.sL, BrooITu. Fuday. Al O'Clock U.
MORRISIn BooaeA. N j. Wednesday. l3 Fannie Boa.
daughter Of A. l. and G. hmma Nora. agrl p .-4H.
Relatives funeral tt reltnas
Other p-TcHts Molday, ~ ias-, cJck
SIMPSON suddenly Tuesday, June TO- Easi Mac. Me-.
4 simpson, IN ti ssh Of his '1r-r arcaut
OfSeFYor4 and 0r many years resiaea Of bro iA.'a
STEVENSON wednesday Charles H. infant
John J. and Sarah r. Stevens, aged ngu.lL
relatives invited atri he i1rtll "a EriaFs
June 20. at O'clock flUmi0 100 HHtst brooE
TOOIBs-on Wenesiay June l5 T. rooras Of Btokiyn
bis 4s year FeuloaTr 'eA afef oas Az painful es-esa
Funeral saturday st FeuruyiL-.
TYRREI-Ou welnesay norang 18Th wn rvrre of Braokir-
funeral vii take place Friday IA tya Mount Hops.
non, Nestchester Co, \. \.
wESTCOTT-At Yonte~ wedneiay June Is Alexander p w
cot. iJd OF hs
Funeral service from iaie residence War lfo1v Yottcr
Frcay June Train leays Grand Crnr D-aSt t
IA Carriages waiting al The ATiya Of gh-
New-York tribune., 1873-06-20
TIE STATE Or Trade
DOMESTIC MARxET2

yvrv,vero, lime Spirits ruenne 0uet 60 Rsfl q-
=. m ~. ,frrsl. fr No. 4 o. Or Era Pir 81 ur 80
f pie CrlIe Tur,enfue q1et as 81 Dr Hai - is
Ysl,s Din aad y.rgu- Tar STEADY a. o.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-20

be returned and telegram sent by the SECRETARY
op VA IN CEN sherman informing him ~ the decision
ot he CoverrInant % hold the captured Indiana
New-York tribune., 1873-06-20
INSTRUCTION TO THE COMMANDER OF TIL
JUNIATA.

WASHINGTON, June ia few days since
Commodore W. Il. 5IcCJmb. in charge Of the Hydro
graphic Office of the United STATES Coast Survey not-
aed the Navy Department that In the vicinity Of virgin
Rocks and Leps Ryden Rock the coast Of Newfound
land the chart indicates Is fathUms of water and that
AN English Dark has reported only a. fathoms In view
Of this fact the Department Is preparing al uuohA N
structous ordering Commander Brane ot the Jlnlata,
tte css. make careful surveys and SOunulhEs anu
report the Secretary Of the Navy the Ees. VI AS
New-York tribune., 1873-06-20
VtRgIEN

True a1d False science. Speech the rl elull- 5T
p.rls t.,sIg.l, IA TAiBuSE LEcTrRE EXTRA So. b
New-York tribune., 1873-06-20
Ez1zrsSIZ-1I
DIED

All Notices Of Marriages must be iadorssl 10Th nj!
name and QdLyC5s
New-York tribune., 1873-06-20

FlIeWFTT
Fuuh4nlrI tbuHdcrs often have eouiet
Thy power vel used 70 move the public breasL
W. thank tlee with voice, aul NON Tue ueA4i-
PsrevcU MacreaIy since this nisLt We part
Go take thi1e bOucrs home rank hiih the best
Carney and statrlirr Keuble and he resi-
vVbo made a nation Durer thfo' Their srt
Thine La 10 that Drama did not die,
Nor aoker down 10 irliDlea Pantonime.
Auu those gllt gaBds neu-clidren swarm 70 see.
V,-o,,,U nacgeady; moral, grave, sublime.
oay lstespeaIes bland sEd universal eye
Dve.s plead. thIO' .slca LanlTu4 yeAr' oa 1-ee
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-01
schsnck,s PulmonIc srrup,

SRAwERD TONIC and MANDRAKE
Pills. These are the only medicines
that viii cure Pulmonary Consumption,
DR.. schenck has been in constant prac.
tiCe over thirty years continually examin.
ing lungs, and knows his medicines, If
properly taken, will cure consumption.
His Mandrake Pills cleanse the liver and
stomach; his Seawood Tonic dissolves the
food, stimulates the coating OF the stom-
ach and aids digestion; his Pulmonic
Syrup ripens the matter, and nature
throws 1t of without any exertlon. Pre-.
pared and for sale by ]. II. SCHENCK &
SoN, N. E. corner Sixth and Arch streets,
Philadelphia, and by druggists and deal
ers generally. cod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-01
A NEW YEAR REVERE.

without, the moonlight streaming,
CaSts weird, uncertain cleaning,
While tie nIght-WfndB moan and Hurnur ike
RplFip6 wall OF woe;
And around my lone heart clinglDR'
Are the mem'Fles sad upspringtng
OF a New Year, Happy New Year, IN Inc
peaceful ''long ago."
From my window OF I'm peeping
When the shRdG5 Of, Night arc sleeping,
And the stars look down and Rlisten DER Rarth'f
spotlesB robe OF enOW;
In tho Gllenco am thinking,
BAncy unto fancy linking,
OF Q New Year. Happy Now Year. In Inc
peaceful "long ago"
Fore my dim eyes Glt sweet faces,
While namelCss something traces
form with grace all mRtchless In the arehghCE
rudy glow;
And white hand seems pressing
With gentle, sad careesing.
As II did ono Happy Happy New lear III tut
peaceful 'long ago"
ever thine ~ Those words, a token
or the pledges made and broken.
Seem again to breathe in fancy their begrilinR
music low;
While, for pleasures uhreturninE,
Still my lone heart ever yGarning,,
As The pGsaInR years are numbered with Inc
fading "l6ng ago."
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COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.
MARKETS. by, TELEGRAPH.
Now York Money nnd stock Market.

New York Money rna Stock Market
New YORK, December 8l.-MoNEY-
Active and stringent early in the day at
tat per cent per day, but closed at 2 per
cent gold.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Dull at 100t
for long and 11Os for short sight.
GoLD-Quiet and steady at 112a112ti
highest price during the year, 1853; low
est 1851. Loans, Tag per cent Tor carry.
ing. Clearings, $75OOOOOO. The Treas.
ury disbursed $411,7OO.
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New York DrY Goods Market.

New YoRK, December 31.-Business
has been completely parallzed to-day by
the severe storm. The maket Is unchang'
ed, and tho same flrmness which has
ruled OF late is shown in both cotton and
wooden goods. Prints quiet but assort-
ments light, and medium work was taken
by the California trade. Cottonades are
in good request by clothing manutactnr'
ers. Foreign fabrics very inactive.
Black alpaCas and mohairs held more
firmly and are higher abroad.
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balm 1t was, to think at that time my
daughter was not holding the fatal glass
to any young man." said MIR. Clifton, his
voice trembling with emotion,
Before another New Years day Mary
and Flory each presided over an establish.
mint Of tholr own. The happy remen.
branee Of their reception is never clouded
by tho thought that they have added one
drop to the cup OF bitterness which so
many wives, mothers and sisters have to
drlnk-thQt cup OF SORROW which Is so
often prepared for them by sister women.