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The New York herald., 1873-10-19
MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL NOTES.

The "Black Crook.r in its present guise, will run
only for another week. 1t Is then to be recon
structed in every particular.
Senior Delgado, celebrated Mexican violinist. OF
the vieuxtemps and Wieniawski order, will make
his debut in New York next week.
Mr. Lawrence Barrett has recovered from his re-
cent sickness and will appear at the new Park
Theatre, Brooklyn, tomorrow evening in 'Juus
Cesar"
very funny act called "The Consprators; or,
Nine. Angots Kids" is being performed by Bry-
ants minstrels. 1t is making something OF a
"Shoo Fly" sensation.
Mr.. Sothern played Lord Dundreary, in ''Our
American Cousin,n at WallacK's last night for the
first time this season. 1t will hold the stage during
the week. Next week Mr. Lester Wallack ap-
pears.
on Monday evening Ofenbachs 'Mons. Cbon-
neurin will be produced in English by the Oates
Company at the Olympic Theatre. The week fol-
lowing Robert McWade appears at this theatre as
Rip Van Winkle.
At the matinee OF "Poliuto" yesterday, at the
Grand opera House, Nine. Lucca made a genuine
success by her singing an aria from "Don Sebas-
tian,u by Denizetti, in the first act. 1t was sub
stituted Tor the regular aria in the score OF the
former opera.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct Is, 1873
special despatch dated Tucson Arizona, Oc-
tober ii, furnishes the following news OF revou.
ton in the State OF Sonora, Mcxico:-
Letters from Guaymas state that pronunca-
mento was issued At Promontsrio on September
10, by Connaut and Barbeytia, against the author
ies OF the state OF Sonora and IN favsr OF restor
lur the state constitution OF November, 1872. The
reyoIutionists took the city OF Los Alamos and
hold the district south OF that place. They levied
n contribution OF $4,000 on the merchants OF Los
Aamos which was paid They have iorce or $50
men well armed. Governor Pesquera mas taken
the field in person and Is organizing force OF 500
men to proceed against the re',olutionists. Tne
chances now seem to be that the Governor will
he should lose the first engag ement the revolution
viii extend over the wno'.e State and probably
prove disastrous to his future political power.
on oil the roads TO ArU ma destitute OF food and
clothing.
Communication VII n the capital OF the State Of
S9aors px land u ytoG.
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TEL leeRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD,

PARIS, Oct. 49, 1878.
Upon the resumption OF the Bazaine trial, at
Trianon, to-day, the interrogation OF the Marshal
was continued.
In answer to an inquiry why he did not destroy
the forts and the war material before surrendering
to the Germans, he replied that he feared the
enemy would take revenge il he did so. Besides
the labor was too great.
Duke d'Aumale President Of the Court, asked
him what greater rgor could the enemy have
shown than was imposed9
Bazaine replied in an evasive manner that ''such
a destruction was unexampled; besides, he
thought that Metz would revert to France.n
In reply to other questions In relation to the
flags the Marshal maintained that he publicly and
distinctly ordered them to be destroyed. His
orders were to have them all brought to the
arsenal for immediate destruction.
This concluded the examination Of the Marshal
by the President.
Bazaine afterwards made a statement complain
ing of his book on Metz being treated as just-
fcatory memoir, when the truth was it was
written from memory only, without consulting
any documents.
The Governmental Commssary interrogated him
as to his knowledge OF his wife's whereabouts and
asked him how he knew her address in September
was at Tours
Bazaine, in answer, said he ascertained it from
German newspaper, and subsequently from Ger
man officer.
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HOW HE DID THE DUTY.

Custom House Agent Knocking Down
winding Employers for the Sake of
WOman-How and Why Brokers
Sometimes Furnish Houscs-A Clever
Detection.
The latest phase in swndling is an amusing one
on account Of the amount of saroir fatre which
must be possessed by the cheUduer ain
dustTie who embarks upon the peculiar sea
OF speculation. 1t is usual tor business firms
that import goods largely to employ the SER
vices OF a custom House broker,n who acts as an
agent in their behalf and attends to the clearing
OF goods through the Custom House. Frederick
S. Beck is one OF these brokers, and he
has been 1or some time employed to effect clear
apces by Messrs. Koch, Son & Co., who are i'm
porting stationers at 156 William street. little
while ago Mr.. Koch became imbued with the idea
that they were peing cheated by their agent, and
he thereupon determined TO engage the services
OF Detectives Mooney and Boand. These astute
WENT TO WORK QUIETLY,
and soon discovered Mr.. Beck's private residence,
House memoranda that he had been Systematically
swindling the firm. The manner in which Beck
played Ibis little game' was this. He raised his
employers ante as lollowS:-
ON september Is he cleared at the Custom House
fourteen cases Of albums, upon which he paid duty
in gold to the amount OF $l,o3l, and for which he
eases albums, legitimate duty SIG 10, charged
$50 IS. october 8, eleven cases albums, duty
albums duty S463 05, charged $663 05. Mooney and
Boland discovered the discrepancy while overhaul
ing the accounts of Messrs. Koch at the Custom
House, and they
sssHADOwEpn
Mr. Beck, until they deemed the right time ar
rived Tor the strong right arm OF the law to inter-
cept him In the pursuance OF his nefarious amuse-
ment. Beck was highly indignant at the mere
idea OF "a man OF his character and respectabty"
being arrested, but ne wilted like autumn leaves
when Mooney exhibited positive proofs OF his quit.
Then he wanted s'mercy,r and volunteered to do
everything in his power to reimburse the irm ne
had deirauded. lie confessed to having "chiselled
the Kochs" out OF about $500 in August last,
acknowledged the whole ear OF corn and begged
forgiveness He gave bill OF sale on the lurnl-
ture in fine brown stone mansion up town,
which he has lately furnished as temporary
paradise for
FAIR LADyE,
whom he essayed :, protect" Beck Is young
man about twentysix years OF age, and wears
luxurant whiskers. lie did business In the Gus
tom House Rotunda and, as he was agent for sew.
eral other films, IL IS probable that other charges
can be made and sustained against him. Detective
Mooney took his prisoner before Justice Bixby,
who caused his Incarceration in the Nineteenth
precinct station house, In Fifty-ninth street. The
prisoner will be brought up Tor examination
on Monday.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Oct. 49, 1878.
The directors Of the Bank of England at q
meeting to-day (hafpast twelve) fixed the mini
mum rate OF discount at the bank at seven per
cent
BULLION SHIPPED OUTWARD.
Twenty-seven thousand pounds sterling in bull
lion, was shipped IRON Liverpool to New York
to-day by the steamship Algeria.
The steamship Koenig Wilhelm, which LEFT South
ampton to-day, took out G6o,00 for Colon (Aspin-
waD.
The steamship Crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm,
from southampton for New York. carried eos, 600 in
bullion.
The steamship Thuringia took SGo,0 in bullion
from Southampton for New York to-day.
PUBLIC COMPLIMENT TO JOHN BRIGHT.
Right Hon. John Bright was to-day reelected
member OF Parliament. There was no opposition.
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A CENTENNIAL HOTEL.
Proposition to Build n Huge Caravan
sary for the Centennial Exposition
Visitors.

Proposition TO Build a Huge Caravan
sary for the Centennial Exposition
Visitors.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 49, 1873
A very important, though INFORMAL conversa-
tion took place In the Centennial Commissioners
rooms this evening which to the public will no
doubt, be OF exceeding interest. IL bears directly
upon the erection or hotel for the accommoda-
tion OF visitors during the Of the great Ex
position, and though nothing definite has as yet
been arranged, there be no doubt that the
,cooquy tod ay WIN essentially be attended with
practical results. Mr.. Goshorn, Director General
OF the American undertaking; John Wanna
maker, an enterprsing AMI wealthy merchant
OF this city, and other prominent parties were pres
cnt, and the meeting, though impromptu and brief
was highly animated and spirited throughout
Mr. Gosnorn, who has Just returned from a long
visit at Vienna, is thoroughly mbued with the inn.
mense importance OF immediate action In this d.
rection while from his Official observations IN Aus
tria and his constant supervision over all the fea-
lures instituted there for public comfort and con-
venience he Is well htted To prescribe the require
nents or Cen tennal hotel The local press to-day
abound In extended comments on the subject, and
all can feel assured that the idea so long permitted
TO escape the attention OF prominent and enter
prtsing capitalists at last been brought to the
'front.', and that 1t will at once assume . sensible,
3ssSyGN sly sxtspylYe beapes
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD

MADRID, Oct. Is, 1878.
The Spanish government has made complaint to
the government OF France that the French Consul
in Cartagena Afforded protection to insurgents. A
reply has been received promising that justice
shall be done.
The Spanish Minister of War to-day presented
General Sickles, United States Minister, with a
sword made expressly for him at Toledo. The hilt
is ornamented with the arms of the United States,
and on the blade is inscribed the names of the bat
ties In which the General distinguished himself.
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CATHOLIC CONSIDERATION.

One Hundred and Five Churches in
Philadelphia 10 BE COnsecrated To-
Day.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Is, 1873.
Tomorrow morning 105 Roman Catholic churches,
comprchended in the diocese OF Philadelphia, Will
Lc consecrated to the Sacred Heart OF Christ
About the same grand and imposing ceremonies
will be observed as were recently held in the
Cathedral OF this city. The archdiocese OF Baltl
more will also consecrate its churches, schools,
seminares and charities to the Sacred Heart at the
same time.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Secretary OF War Belknap yesterday arrived at
the Fifth Avenue HOTEL
President Grant and his secretary returned to
Washington last evening from Toledo, Ohio.
Sir Richard wallace has given 25, 600 francs for
the purchase OF winter clothing for the poor Of
Paris.
Marshal Manteurel lately said, in an interview
with friend, that the antagonism between Prince
Bismarck and himself exists no longer.
Governor Parker, of New Jersey, returned to
his home yesterday from Busch's Hotel, Hoboken,
where he had been stopping few days.
The Emperor and Empress OF Germany, accom-
panied BY the grand duca family OF Baden, are
about to visit the Isle OF Aalnau, in the Lake
OF Constance. The sight Will prove their Con-
stance-see.
The Marquis de Clermont-Tonnerre has been
taken from the political department of the
Ministry OF Foreign Affairs and appointed Sec ond
Secretary OF the French Legation at Washington.
He succeeds the Comte du Bearne, who recently
died.
The ex- Empress Eugene is announced to have
written to friend letter, in which, speaking OF
the proposed union OF Bonapartists and radicals,
she says:-"Such an alliance / consider as dis
grace, and the duty OF every Bonapartist is to re-
pudiate 1t with contempt
M. Theirs is reported to have said recently, in
speaking Of the trial OF Marshal BaZaine:-sThis
affair Is unfortunate for France. 1t should never
have been allowed to arrive at the point where 1t
now stands far better to have stined it altogether.
Marshal Bazaine is in possession of crushing docu-
ments which are a disgrace to our army; whole
regiments refused to march, under the walls OF
Metz, at the moment when the business was to
force passage through the enemy's lines"
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FROM UTAH.

An Immense Quantity Of Bullion Locked
UP.
SALT LAKE CRY, Oct. Is, 1873.
The First National Bank has attached the saturn
and sheridan Hill Mining Company's furnaces and
the Camp Floyd Mill. Work, however, Will be car
ried on as usual, but under charge OF otncers.
An Immense quantity OF bullion Is locked up
here In consequence OF the scarcity OF currency.
silver is now selling at less than seventy cents
There is general depression in mining circles.
Trains are running ON the Brigham Vsuvon mar
row-guA2e xA0TA:
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FRANCE.
The Question Of the Monarchy and the Move
msnt for Observation-Disclosures Cau-
cus Against the Crown Combination.
rlEcRsMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Oct. Is 1873.
The special despatch to the London Times report
ing an agreement between the Count de CnamDord
and the monarchical parties in the Assembly gives
the following additional points OF the programme 80
be proclaimed at the opening OF the session.
The eligibility OF all persons TO civil employment
Universal suffrage.
A reasonable liberty OF the press.
The tri-c0lor to be maintained as the nag OF
France.
The last point, however. is open to mutual con-
cessiOns.
The Times despatch also says:-sThe French
Assembly is called to meet not later tnan the 27th
OF this month.
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Guntcmala.'

Guatemala, having got rid OF her rebel factions.
is settling down to peace and order. Agriculture
has taken a new start with the aid, particularly,
OF an agricultural bank which hasOeen established.
The government offers for sale 100000 acres OF
land at So per acre to all settlers whOgmay come
TO the country.
Mr.. Williamson, the American Minlsterto Central
America, presented hrs credentials to he President
OF Guatemala the 9th ult. and was iavoraby
received. Mr.. Williamson intends to take up his
residence In the capital OF Guatemala.
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cENTRt. AMERICA.

Cry Against Costa RfeA>
rrogress-DipIomaey fronr>>
ton.
PANAMA, Oct. g. 1875.
The latest news from Centras America In general
Is satisfactory. The press OF that section OF Amer
lea is still aboundng in complaints against Costa
Rica on account OF her having favored the invading
expedition by the General sherman, Nicaragua Is
also dissatisfied with seeing map Of Costa Rics,
published by the Costa Rlca Railroad Company,
giving the limits between the two countries,
against which the government OF Nicaragua pub
llcly protests.
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Average temperature Yesterday. .............. SO
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. 5ess
Average temperature for last week. 81
Average temperature for corresponding week
Last & IL
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CHILE.

Fire In VaIparaiso-Losses ST Lins and
Property.
PANAMA, Oct. 6, 1873.
The latest news from Chile reports There has
been great fire in Valparaiso between Maypu and
Victoria streets. 1t originated in the house OF
Senior Vega, 35 Gale de Jaime. The building de-
stroyed was insured in the Compania kacional for
$22, 600. A store belonging 10 M. Lacassie Il Co.,
also insured Tor S55,0Ou. About nine or ten
persons lost their lives by the falling walls.
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AQUATIC
Grand Four-Oared Shell n

Grand Four-Oared Shell Race.
The annual contest between the Argonauts and
Neptunes yesterday, for the championship Of the
Kill Won Kull, was won by the former, amid In
tense excitement In is min. 49i4 sec. IL was
close struggle throughout, and won by eight
lengths.
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A.-Numerous Rupsured Persons In
New Vow York, having been cured by the comfortable
ELASTIC TRUSS. have authorized tl:e Elastic Truss
Companyto give their 2ddress persons who wish to
satisfy themselves that rupture can be cured Letters
and cerca0s all points the country will satisfy
the most sceptcal that lierna is permanently cured
by the new ELASTIC TRUSS at 63S Broadway. Beware
OF bogus rupture belts worthless ~clastie' and
"band trusses sold by the metal spring and finger pad
yenders
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MURDER IN MAINE.
HouLTnN

HoULToN Oct. is, 1879
young man named William Martin was found
In this place to-day with two bullet holes through
his head. A man named Riley ana his daughter.
Mary, have been arrested, charged with the mur-
der. Martin Is said to have been intimate with
Mary Riley.
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Merely Nursing Cough or Cold IL Not
enough. You must take HAEE'S HONEY OF HOxE-
HOUND AND TAR to get rid OF IL duic KY.
Fixes TOOTHACHE DROPS in enc minute
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Died.

RANKIN-In Brooklyn. on Saturday. October 49,
JOANNA, daughter OF John and Mary Jane Rankin,
in the I'd ye4r OF her age
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
For other Deaths See Tenth P1ge.I
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DARING BUGLARY AT CArsKILL.
ALBANY, N. Y. o.

ALBANY, N. T., Oct. Is, 1873.
The house OF Abraham Post, at Catskill, was
entered last night by six men, the family bound
and two $500 Greene county bonds, $4o0 in cur
rcncy and quantity OF silver ware and jewelry
taxsA y A1 Au2qnllpx 70 }l,So0
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Royal Hnvann s4Ottery.-zufOrmauOn
furnished orders filled; circulars ssEt tree on apnAca-
1o"' SP TAYLOR & CO., Bankers.
M II wall street. New YORK city,
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Al the Vermont State Fair Century
wHISKEY received dploma tor purity and superior
ity." CENTURY WIkISKEY Is rapidly supplantng all
other brands.
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Obstacles TO Marringe.-Happy KclIef
for young men. Sent free in mailed letter envelope Ad
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Phiiadefpnla, ia. an
institution wing high reputation FOR honorable con-
duct ami professional skill.
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The Burned steamer and Her Value.
ABsc0EDING POST OFFICE OFFICIAL.

ATLANTA, Ca, Oct IS. 1873.
The money order clerk in the Poss ouioe "0.o
has absconded. An Investigation SHOWS soar. q ur.
nciency, but the amount has nos yet oeeR asoss,
tSincdt
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Havana I,Ottery.-Wc Sold the S5OO,OOO
in the Extraordinary Drawing April o. Circulars sent.
infornaflon gwen. J. B. MARTINEZ, losWal St Box
4. .6sh Post Office, New YORK.
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An Elegant Assortment of Fine Furss
Russian Hudson Bay and Canada Sables; Silver Gray
Fox, Chinchilla Lynx, Mink and Black Marten Z Seal
Sacoues specially, at q O. SHAYNE co. 'S
Fur Mandatory, Agents for Hudson Bay Company,
Broadway and Tenth street Furs altered refined and
ele aned. Prices reasonable.
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ENGLAND.

Discount Minimum Seven Per Cent at the
Bank-shipments Of Bullion and Specie
to America-A Cabinet Minister
Complimented.
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Aside from thc Luxurious and Thor
ough cleansing pr1peaties of the RUSSIAN BATHS Is
Fourth street. ior the cods rheu umntism,
neuralgia &c, they atr unequallst
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ufac gen sman appears 10 advantage under
ihtrg Hat! Hat may rest easy upon the head. aud
viii be agreeaby and properly
played The true arisr understands this and hence
secret in ESPENSCHEIDS > great snccess:-Hs 81 Hats
superior toany sold on Hroadwuv Tor So adjusted
with sucldue regard % the different phrenoogca and
facial developments individuals 20 npsrt dignity
and grace ALI instances Try thom; l3 Nassau
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A.-Aadies and Gents, the Best Place i'm
New York to buy your Boots and Shscs
MILLER " CO., No. Union square.
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LUNDUN, OCC
report issued by the monarchical bureau of
the French Assembly of the negotiations with the
Count de Chambord has been received here. 1t
confirms the statements OF the concessions made
by the Count contained in the despatch from Paris
published in the London Times of this morning.
The New York herald., 1873-10-19

A.-Eau Angelique, for the Teeth and
Gnms BIsCDTINE FOOD for infants DELLUC 4 CO..
635 Broadway he sole propretors and manu- factur
ers. Paris aernt5, ROBERTS 4 co, Place Vendorne.
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The Mississippi Boat Mary E. Poe De-
stroyed by Ffre-Six Lives Lost and
Many Persons Injured-Hcroism of the
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IL You Want Stylish Fitting Suit Of
CLOTHES go to JOHN FLLNN late ,ssth Freeman
Burr, 35 John street.
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DENMARK.
Cabinet Dissolution by Royal Command.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

COPENHAGEN, Oct. 1S, 1873.
The Falkething. having rejected the budget OF the
Ministry has been dissolved by the King.
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MARSHAL BAZAINE.

The Court Martial Inter- ogation Of the Pris-
cner Continued-His Dread Of German Re-
venge-How About the French Flagss-
Domestic News from the Enemy.
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A.--EgypEinn Hair Coiorfns--Not =
dye Universally admitted by ply ysicans the safest
and only chectual article used.
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Harris' sP. P.o Whiskey, "Thc Old
Maize y for medicinal use. A. Nj. CONKIIN, Pharma-
ceutist corner Broadway Thirty ty-rourn street and
Sixt
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Campo,s Infalliblc Specific, Sovereign
remedy for Rheumatism Neuralgia, Tooshache, Cramps.
HUDNUT Herald Building. JOHN T. HENRY. No
College place
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Harris, ssP. P.o Whiskey.-ssThc Old
MAIZEr redistlled in vacup degrees Fahrenheit
the onIy perfectly pure medicinal simulant Sold by
druggists and crocers. Depot GAL Hudson street.
The New York herald., 1873-10-19

A.-K0arney's Buchu Is tar Superior to-
al the socalea bucnus in curing Brights Disease,
Gravel and all plants OF Kidneys Bladder
and Urinary organs OF either sex.
The New York herald., 1873-10-19

Positive Cure Guaranteed I'm All
Skim Diseases by Dr. vANDYKE. Office (yuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, No6 West Sixteenth
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Have Your Conts, Pants and Vests
dved LORDS elegant shade OF dark brown. black or
bue-back Offices $50 and 94 Broadway, Ill Eighth ay-
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secret Of Success In Wall Street.-39
pages; bulls bears profits "putsald calls costing
XII to 800 Matted for stamp by VALENTINE TUM
BRIDGE K CO., Bsnkers and Broxers,3 80 Wall street.
New York.
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A RIVER STEAMER BURNED.

The Mississippi Boat Mary f.. Poe De-
Many Persons Injured-Hcroism of the
Pilot.
MEMPHIS, October IS, 1873.
Ten miles above Osceola Ark, on the Msss-
aippl River above Memphis at four p M. yesterday,
the freight and passenger steamer Mary L. Poe
was discovered to be on fire near the boilers The
flames had gained such headway that she was run
bar, but the deck passengers were forced TO
swim for their lives. The clerk reports there were
sixty-five persons on board of whom tne chamber
female and one male deck passengers are MISS
ing. The pilot Hans Cowan, was badly burned
before he left his post. Several passengers were
also badly burned, but none seriously.
The Mary H. Poe was Large sternwheel st. Louis
and Red River Carter line freight carrier.
The steamer City OF Helena arrived at the scene
after the disaster, and rendered all the assist
ance possible. She brought the survivors to this
CITY,
The clerk of the boat. John W. Poe, leaves for St.
At the time OF the disaster the Inflated steamer
was on her down-river trip.
The Burned Steamer and Her Value.
ST.. LOUIS, No., Oc5. IS, 1STS
The steamer Mary L. Poe, reported burned al
Daniell's Point yesterday, was owned here and
was valued at $4,000. she was insured
for $4,000, OF whicn $4,000 is in Cincin
natl, $4,000 In st. Louis and the remainder
unknown. The Poe lett here on sunday VIII
twenty passengers and 500 tons OF freight, valued
at about SIS, 900. Her freight list was insured oi
| S4,500. Among the cargo were seyenty-nve par
face of the water sheets OF hame, by whlch many
| were burned after leaving the beat.
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Fur Trim mings for Sacqucs OF Every
de escriptinn at reasonable prices at SHAYNE co.'s
Fur Mandatory Broadw way and Tenth street.
opposite Stcwarts Furs refined cleaned and altered
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Dunviile g. Co., Royal irish Distiliericss
Belfast Ireland the largest holders Of Whskey In tho
world Their OLD IRISH WHlsKEY is recommended
by the medical profession in preferences to French
brandy. Supplied i'm casks United states
Branch, 81 Broad street, New York