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Library ft=C I Ell ii !!
A Full Drawing Certain.
100000 in Bank TO Pay Gifts.
10000 CASH GIFTS PAID IHFULL.
500, 900 for Only Ten Dollars.

Euough of tho 100000 tickets Issued for the
Third GRAND GTFr CONCERT, in aid OF tho Pub
lie Library OF Kentucky, having been sold 10 in.
surc iull drawing, and the wish having been
universally oppressed that the 10000 cash RiltA
offered should DO drawn in full and paid In fall
without any scaling down, as heretofore, tho
management, with tho concurrence Of the tEus.
tees, have determined to allow ninety days more
10; tho EalO Of the remnants Of tickets leit on
hand The concert and distribution advertised
for April Is therefore postponed to Tuesday,
July =, 1873, on which day. and no othor, they
will positively and uneQuivocally take place In
the Public Library Hall, Louisville, KY.
At this grand concert tho following cash riffs
will DO distributed by LOT and paid In full 10 the
tickCt.lOldCfs who draw them l.
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baltimore, June 81 Flour Dull
buyers holding of. Wheat-Dull; west
ern amber 81 Goal 60. Corn-Mixed
western Coo. 0ats-Firm; western mix.
cd 42a43tc; white 44a45c. Rye-Quiet;
70A75c. Provislons-DnlI, weak and
Butter-Westerp, scarce and
wanted; good tochoioe 2Oa22c. Whisky
Steady at 03ic.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BE TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stock Market.

New York Money and stock Market.
NEW York, June 97.-MoNEY-Basy
at 4 per cent with exceptions at 8 per cent.
STERLING ExcHANGE-Dull at 100ta
100 31G for 90 days, and 40 1.16all0t
for sight.
GoLD-Advanced from 1l5i to 1851,
closed 115Sa1154. Loans las per cent.
Clearings $50, 100000. Treasury diSburse.
ments $2S4,O Customs receipts $249,.
600. 1t Is reported that three quarters Of
q millions gold coin and four hundred
thousand silver bars are engaged Tor ship.
ment tomorrow.
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TOLEDO, June 81. Flour-Market
steady with moderate demand. Wheat
Dull and prices have declined 4a5c; No.
white Wabash 81 G1s1 05; extra white
Michigan 81 90;smber Michigan 81 a.
No, ! red 81 SO; Nos do 81, al, Corn
high mixed 4l3c; low do ACC. Oats-37c
ksked; 36c offered.
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STATE BoEDs-QuIet.

oTATK bONDb-(SuBI'
SToCKs-Dull and steady all day, with
the largest business in Lake Shore, Union
Pacific, and Pacific Mail. Lake Shore
advanced to OH on the report that Com
modore Vanderbilt will be President;
Union Pacific rose from 24s to 25I, but re.
acted. At the close It's bonds were In
active demaOd; Western Union weak,
falling from s4E to s4Fi Pacific Mail rose
from $40 to SSI on purchases by shorts,
but receded 10 ST. when 1t became
known that tho counsel Of CompSny
had decided that the Directors had.
no power to issue bonds, but can borrow
money on the hypotheCation Of any part
of their property. 81. Paul declined from
50I to 5Ol; Erie dull OF 68i to 6Sf. The
Directors Of the Atlantic & Pacific Rail.
road elected the following officers: E. F.
Bishop, President; Andrew Pierce, IT,,
Vice President, and E J. Bishop
Francis B. Hayes and Andrew Pierce,
Executive Committee. Dispatches from
Amsterdam report general advance in
American shares and bonds.
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Two babes were shipped several hun
bred miles by express In Oregon, recently,
and arrived at their destination all right
but the express agent was almost worn
out telegrAphiDg ahead for milk.
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Sncs WiIh he latest time tsbleS on tho rGIl'
cLEVELAl a PIT7sBURaH R.R.
y cLOSES. DUE.
Pittsburgh, Cleveland. 40 a. m.IlI.8O 3. m.
strubenIille, Wellsburg lois .. m. 6:l6p. N.
Way Man Wing " WellB'l 1918 &. N. lli:SO =. N.
B,Eo.Rh 0LOsEs. DUE.
Baltimore & WAsh'tOu. l $50 p. NILS am
Phlla'phiB 3 New York, s p. N. ~ 4. m.
Can6e!iiad -. 1910 a. m S2Op. III.
Way Mail, Grafton to Par
caRbstliSG, Piedmont: i 'O''' = u '''p' 4'
NeWCreeE.... e. ?. .. N.
GA cLOiEs. DUE.
wy tSa ast %42:!lDs 70 t:,O I. IN. sop NJ
Cincinnati, st. Louis d
indianapolis. ......... 6.80 q. m 1890 q. N
Chicago and EA9oaVille.I liGi0 Q m $50 p. IN.
Cambridge 3 BAFnesy1ll Go 4. m iGO0 a. N,
BellAlre and ZSnesy1lO.l $50 p. m. $50 p. N.
aEHP7IELD r n cLo'Es. DUE.
Way Nail 10 Washington 400 p. m s:I0A. m,
Washington ............. $50 O. m 6:5OP:m.
tTAuE LNEs. CLOSE, DUE.
St ClAIrsVillc and Nor.
ristoWn, Ohio. ......... 180 o. m 1000 a. M
81. CAirsVillS and Nor.
ristoWn. Ohio. ......... 400 p. m. 600 p m.
Nj Pleasant, Ohio go. 400 y. m ll:O0 a. N.
west Liberty, Tue, Thur.
CadiE Hack, Non, Wed
and HEld ............... 500 .. M
CIdl4 Hack, Tues, ThurS
RysHon station, Saturday 100 a. N, wv
RddAy..I 800 p. m
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POST OFFICE REGISTER:

HOuES Of which mails arc due and close at the
Post Once In this city. Prepared IN accord
Hnce With The latest time tables on tho rail.
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TTnveIers' Register.
LuIyH or TRGDGE,

jA,H,I Nh.
h Sur r.. 500 An. lE05 Pm. $40
Central Ohio Div ll:41 A. \. $50 Pm. 1910
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lA,n1 lP.M.
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central Ohio DIvl 7:O0llO:60 An. $50
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GERMANY. :
Prussian Parliamentary Anxiety for the Rights
Of the Prsss-General Won Room Still
in the Imperial Ministry.
TELEGRAM TO the new YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, Jan. Q, 1873
During the session Of the Prussian Diet to-day an
Interpolation, signed by large number OF mem
bers, was in PRODUCED, asking the governmest by
what authority OF law pubic journals had been
prosecuted for publishing the Papal Allocution.
GENERAL Won ROOM AND THE MINISTRY.
General Won Room delivered speech to the leg
lslattve body relative to his position towards the
German Ministry.
He had some time ago requested permission to
retire from the Ministry, solely because he desired
70 be released Of the burdens OF ONCE Of which he
had become weary, but by the especial desire of the
Emperor he had withdrawn his application and
would continue to perform the duties Of the de-
partment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-10

Tho Sugar Fields and Harvest Pros
pects-Thc Labor Supply Difficulty
Murder AMI Dccapitation Of the Victim.
KINGSTON, JAM, Jan. 2. 1873.
There has been an abundant supply Of RAIN
which, though late in the season, will yet save the
Sugar crop, but the harvest will be delayed three
months.
THE LABOR syrrLY QUESTION:
An agitation Is being got up against the Costa
Rica Railroad Company for sending their steamers
here to draw Off labor. while large sums Of money
are annually expended by this colony in the impor.
tation oil aborers from Calcutta.
MURDER, WITH DECAPrTArIoN.
A murder was committed on a bypath leading
to'"Seven Plantations estate, In the parish OF
Clarendon. A son of the overseer, carrying money,
was wayaid, his head cut OF with razor, and the
murderer escaped with the money.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-10
FIRE IN CENTRE STREET.
Loss $500

At I'VE minutes past eleven O'Clock last night IRE
was discovered on the fourth moor OF the 1--WE story
brick building No. 17s Centre street. The alarm
was promptly given by an ofrcer OF the Fourteenth
precinct, and without a moments delay the en-.
zines were on the spot and at work with a will and
energy characteristic OF the New York Fire De-
partment. The floor on which the fire origi-
mated, together with the third and ffth,
60 which it rapidly extended, were occupied
by B. Flack, whose loss will loot mp to $4,000 The
FIRST and second doors were occupied by Howes h
fioOrs OF the adjoining building, NO. 170. Their
loss. principally by water, will amount to $4,000;
fully insured as was also the property OF Mr.
Flack The third and fourth floors Of l76 were &C.
cupied by r. Bonneau, Jr. whose damage by water
will be about $1,000; insured. The loss on the two
buildings will amount to $500, which Is fully
covered by insurance.
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MURDERED WHILE INTOXICATED.
A Party Of Irish Railroad Laborers On Spree
A Determined Drunk Ono Of the Party
Crushes In the Skull Of Com
paniom with Q Club.

TRENTON, N. j., Jan O. 1879.
At Marshals Corner. eleven miles north Of Tren-
ton, Patrick Maher nit John st. John with club
at eleven O'Clock last Tuesday night and knocked
him insensble He died from its erects last night.
party OF railroad aborers OF che Mercer and
Somerset Railroad. including St. John and Mahout
on the night OF the occurrence went to serena66
George Hill, who had been lately married. They
were half intoxicated on starting, and then linz
bibed cider, mixed with whiskey. at Hills.
After being three hours at Hills they re-
turned to Marshal's Corner perfectly crazy
from the effects OF liquor Maher and st. John
wrangled; st. John attempted to hit Mahcr with
two stones, weighing three pounds each, but
missed him. This aroused Mahers anger, and
hence the result.
Coroner Britton, OF Trenton was notified to hold
an inquest. He went to-day at three O'Clock ana
examined five witnesses and then adjourned until
one O'Clock on Saturday afternoon.
After some heavy evidence, lasting six hours.
DR.. walling testified that ST. John died from con-
cussion and compression of the brain, brought ON
by blow of the club; that il deceased was drunk,
death was speedier.
Peter Carroll deposed to Maher getting club
and that he struck him; st. John threatened tho
witness, when.h demonstrated; the deceased was
"crazy drunk" st. John first threw the weights at
Maher.
John Daley testified to taking the chilly" from
from the deceased; he (wtness) was so drunk that
he did not remember much.
Fanny Kirvin, boarding mistress, testified to see
ing the deceased throw something at Maher the
latter then got club; she was SO frightened;
had indistnct recollection that all were drunk.
Peter Ferris, store keeper, testified that the
deceased was dangerous character; was AFRAID 0f
him nine months back both men had scuf1e In
his store; the deceased was 'crazy drunk" the
murder took place at Kirvin's boarding house;
there was no ill-feeng between them previously;
they worked together two years, and were
''chums"
The deceased was thirty.nve years Of ago;
Maher Ia eighteen; Maher was never intoxicated
before; both are Irshmen. The billy was produced.
also the weights; and are all dangerous looking
weapons. The club could not be found The de-
ceased was fine looking man. Maher was not
arrested In the neighbOrhOOd st. John said be-
fore the occurrence that he had six-shoOter that
would kill seven men. The inquest was held =
Marshal's Corner and adjourned at eleven O'Clock
tonight There Is much excitement and sympa-
thyfor Maher. Maher grieved at the death OF the
deceased.
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SPAIN.
The Army and the Telegraphs.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

MADRID, Jan. Q, 1873.
General Morones has been appointed Com
mander-in. Chief OF the forces in the North.
The Bilbao Gable Company have obtained con-
cession for constructing special line Of telegraph
from Bilbao to Madrid for the transmission exclu-
sivey Of dispatches to be received from abroad
over their cable
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THE FIGHTING APAOHEs
The Picrna and ella Settlements in Ari- |
1onn Invaded and Robbed.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. O. 1888.
Advices from Arizona state that the Apaches
made q raid on the Pierna and ella settlements,
driving on large number Of stock belonging to the
whites and Pierna Indians. The latter raised q
large party and went In pursuit. They came to the
Apache camp In the mountains, attacked It, cap
tured number OF souaws aud retook most Of the
st0Aen STOCK
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FRANCE.
". Roohefort to Return to His Convict Cell
Prince Napolson's Suit Against the Ministry.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Jan. 9, 1878.
M. Rochefort will soon return to prison to serve
out the term Of sentence, his health having been
partially restored by his residence in Versailles.
PRINCE NAPOLEONs SUIT AGAINST THE REPUBLIC.
Prince Napoleon's action against ex- Minister Le-
franc and the Project Of Police for Illegal expul-
sion from France, came up for hearing to-day
After preliminary proceedings the further hearing
Of the case was postponed one week.
+" The Prince was interdcted from pleading In
person.
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= N CLAN d.
The Ministerial Position Towards the Treaty
Of Washington Outlined to the People.
Sorrowful Homes After Sweeping storm-sud-
don and Fatal Accident-Rates for Money
Discount and the Stock of Bullion-Fail-
ure in the Silk Trade and Heavy
Losses-Legal Application for
Restoration to the Bar.
TELEGRAM ToIHE NEW YORK HeRALs.

LONDON. Jan. Q, 1873.
At meeting Of the Devonshire Chamber OF Az
riculture yesterday Sir Stafford Northcote made Q
speech, In the course Of which, while declining to
discuss the merits Of the Treaty OF Washington he
declared that he intended to support the govern
ment's policy with regard to It, He urged the
speedy payment of the damages awarded by the
Geneva Board. sb
SORROW IN THE HOMES OF THE FISHERMEN.
Fifty-nine fishermen OF Yarmouth were drowned
In the recent gale.
SUDDEN AND PATAL ACCIDENT.
The upper floors OF the granary OF the Lion Brew
cry. at Lambeth, fell to-day.
The manager Of the establishments, tue clerks
and other employees were buried in the ruins. The
Fire Brigade is at work trying to rescue the VIC
dms OF the disaster, but there is little hope that
any one Of them VIII be saved.
RATE OF DISCOUNT AT THE BANK AND IN OPEN
'At ia MARKET.
The rate OF discount of the Bank OF England has
been reduced one-half per cent and Is now four
and halt per cent. q
The rate of discount for three months bills In the
open market is one-quarter per cent below the Bank
OF England rate.
The rate for money at the Stock Exchange on
government securities is lower than the Bank OF
England rate by one per cent
BULLION IN FLOW TO THE BANK.
The bullion In the Bank OF England has increased
eS7, 900 during the past week.
HEAVY FAILURE IN THE SILK TRADE.
DrakefOrd Brothera, silk merchants OF this city,
have suspended payment. Their liabilities are
e5o0000.
4 LAWYERS APPLICATION FOR HIS WIG AND GOWN.
Edwin James has appealed to the Courts against
the Benchers decree by which he was expelled
com the Bar in 1851 while he was absent In
america. He states that want OF funds alone pre-
vented him from making this application seven
years ago.
THE MINERS STRIKE ENDANGERING THE PEACE.
Disturbances are feared in South Wales In con-
sequence OF the strike OF the miners
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The Message Of the Governor-A Full He~
view OF the state Finances-The Quss-
ton OF the State National Bank Re-
turning the Money OF small Depos-
itors.
ATLANTA, Jan. Q, 1878.
The Governors message was delivered to-day.
It shows the receipts for 1872 to be So $40 g.:
disbursements, 81 ss5 2O7 IA; public debt, $s1so,
500; gold bonds OF 1870, due 1890, s2,5ss,ooo The
amount needed for 1873 will be $l,41s, 935; estd-
mated receipts, $2,085, 939. The valuation o.
State taxable property is put down at 1884 1872 4oa
The assets OF the Georgia National Bank
will not amount In real value -
more than one'half of the States claim
OF 12250,359. The resolution to return their
money to private depostors the Governor
has deferred executing on account Of the vague
ness OF its provisions, until the General Assembly
pass acts particularly relieving depositors. Tho
States endorsements OF the Alabama and Chat-
tanooga Railroad Is called to the Legislatures
attention, and that body recOmmended-ifit con-
siders the State bound by the endorsements
resume possession OF the road, in the hands a
an Alabama receiver, as the States tenant at WILL
The report of the Treasurer shows the amount az
State bonds issued and OF railroad bonds endorsed
during the administration Of Governor Bullock. OF
$4,000, 900 of gold bonds issued under authority Of
the act Of September 49, 1870, $500, 900 have been
others Of the In same SERIES the numbers Of which
are specified in the act approved August. %, 1871,
and amounting to 100000, have been declared void
by legislative enactments The balance OF the
SERIES amounting to 81 sos, OOO are recognized a.
legal and are included In the amount or public
debt already stated.
The gold bonds issued under the act OF October
IS, 1870 amounting to 81, 760 600, have been dis
posed OF IS f0l0ws:-Eght hundred and eighty
Thousand dollars have been returned to the TreaG-
ury and cancelled; the balance, amounting; to
ST. 0OO has been declared void by legislative en-
actment. or the issue OF currency bonds under
the act Of August 20, 1870, 100000 have been re-
turned to the Treasury and cancelled, and the bal
ance amounting to $150,00O, have been declared
void by Legislative enactment. The state cur
rency bonds issued under the act OF September 16,
1885, amounting to 100000, have been returned to
the Treasury and cancelled.
Chattanooga Railroad Company, amounting to
$4,000, have not been declared invalid. The en-
dorsements OF the bonds OF the South Georgia and
Florida Railroad Company, amounting to $40, 900,
and the endorsements OF the bonds Of the Macon
and Brunswick Railroad Company, amounting to
$25 800 900 (S) admitted to be binding upon tho
state. The endorsements OF the bonds OF tha
Brunswick and Albany Railroad Company, amount
ing to S3,30O,0OO; also the endorsements OF tho
bonds Of the cambridge, Cuthbert and Columbus
Railroad Company. amounting to $500 600, ana Of
the Gainesville and Van Vert Railroad Company,
amounting to $27500O, and OF the Cherokee Rail.
road Company, amounting TO 100000. have all
been declared void by legislative enactmenA.
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UNITED STATES SENATOR FOR NEVADA.

VIRGINIA CITY, Jan. 0, 1874
The Legislative caucus tonight nominated Mr..
Jones TO succeed Mr. Nye In the United States
Senate by. a vote which gives hun thirteen wa-
iQrity On tba pADt ballot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-10

Burnett's Miniature Toilets.-Elegano
ASSORTED COLORED BOXES, containing q completo
Toilet admirably adapted 70 the Toilet Table
and travellers portmanteau. ACCEPTAkLE HOLIDAY
PRESENTS Wholesale by druggists suudry mon every
xvIA
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A.-The Great Remedy-Watts' Nervous
ANTIDOTE cured me OF severe rheumatism and neural
aia. JOHN r. siMONDs 81 Maiden lane, New York.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l aud 252 Broadway, corner OF Murray street.
A.-Ilerald Branch ONCE, BrOoklyn,
corner OF Fulton avenue and BocrSrh street.
Open from a. NJ. TO I'M z
On Sunday iroT 10 gP,M 20.
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A.-The ss.rntcnt Shirt Chart" mr.
rnent cutting and making perfecthtting sirts
OF any Size Price 81 For sale !cr sent address,
post paid receipt Of price. Address PATENT SHIRT
CHART COMPANY, 20 East Fourteenth street, New York.
AGENTS wanted everywhere
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Balls and Parties, Snow and Rain
Boots, Shoes and India Rubbers. ut MILLER CO.Ss
NO. Union square,
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ChristadorO's Hair Dye.-Thts Splcndio
Dye is the only one that has ever been anayzed IN"
found harmless.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-New schcma
now ont Orders filled, prizes casled, information FUR
nisbcd Highest rates paid tor Spanish bills &C. &c.
TAYLOR X CO., Bankers. l6 Wall street. New fofh-
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,

-------- .,r ,sc pAoEs,. ON MENTAL md PHr-
A s soIA Insapssiiy Nervous pse " cents
Brshts p'saa'i' w. ", LEwISA M asAGh ss<eAA
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GEORGIA..

The Message OF the Governor-A Full Re-
view OF the state Finances-The Cues
ton OF the State National Bank Re-
turning the Money OF small Depos-
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
FOREIGN NOTES.

The session of the Prussian Diet closed yes
terdav The speech from the throne read by Gen.
Won Room President of the Ministry.
Alexander John CouZa. the first Prince OF
,bo united proyinces of Modavia and wallachia who
was elected in 1859 and compelled to abdcae In 1885, is
dead.
A dispatch from Padang announces that an
army of Batahs and Acbnese, 10000 strong Is march
inc on De small town the northeast coast Of the
Island OF Sumatra.
A cable dispatch received yesterday says Sir
George Cartier Bart, late Minister OF the Militia ami
Defense OF the Dominion OF Canada, died in England at
O'Clock yesterday morning.
Mr.. Bradlaugh, while on his way to Madrid
% nresent the English resolutions congratulatng Spain
on the establishment of the Republic, was taken pris-
oner by the Carsts, but soon afterward released
The Shah Of Persia arrived at Moscow on
Monday. Upon entering the city he was met by an
immense concourse Of people, who welcomed him with
the greatest enthusiasm. The statement that the shah
was accompanied his European tour by three OF his
is true.