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The Cairo bulletin., 1873-12-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NACCINATIOS.

All citizens are hereby notified tlgt Oh lr
count OF the prevalence of small pos fla rlI
ago and other nclghbor'ng cities. the la4-d
~ health deem it necessary t. dniio f.r
'i'y into three districts and have appsiuf.I
'ho following physicians forthc rurrosc O.,
'iccinating all persons who 90 their opiuI.p
require vaccination, Dr. 6. ~. Evan. yjIl
'''ehd to the district lying south ot NiutA
lres,' Dr. II. Wnrdnor 10 The district iB,
et"cen smith and sovcntocrth streets. pr
- sullivan to Ill that part OF the city Iy.
hs north OF Seventeenth street. The phy.
e'ah- hereby appointed have instruction.
| report the names OF all psr.ou. r.,.-f,y
? be vaccnatcd. The physician. .baI a,.,
OBJECT from all persons yaccinatgd. ylo...
,Dle 10 pay therefore, the sum OF ,v,gi,.
cents and shah note the same 10 their
port TO the board.
hy order Of the board Of health.
JoHN Woop, chairman.
In0. III. December I'm. rs-g fa..
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4HE Annual CalyatA.i1a o! CHR,
Lodge 40. ~, a. J.. and 4. n. will to
held G.. A.sor.e fIl tlo-morroa) Mon.
day evening, q. 75 o.a SOCK. Every mem.
1.' rsIaos: to be present, as lu5ire.e
Cl .! Importance viii como before the lodge.
Visiting bro;l-rs cordially invited.
B. r. BLAKE. Sacr..s-r
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SPECIAL LOCAL NOTICES

Heavy Under Shirts and Drawers a, 80
cents each at Uart;nan,s.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-12-21

CAIRO, ll.s., Dec. %, IsI3.
~ IL may concern.
ito certify that wc the Jolrtlcirs OF
gie OF Denuis Mahouy. have this day
u from Vim. AucAcu5gckcr, ason,
Tentonia Life Insurance company
'usand dollars in full for poli,y on
ihnts Mahouy. Accept Our thank.
'rompt payment Of the above yol
MARY COCHRAN,
PATEICE MAHOSY.
W TIMOTHY HAUDSY,
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-12-21

DIR. j. w. BRroMAs treats all disea,o,
'ns' prevail in this climate, but ho will
give special attention to diseases OF tbo
bronchial tubes, lungs and their liz.
Sues bronchitis, bronchial and ,ube,cu.
lar consumption and pulmonary apopls1y
treated by inhalation Of ncbulized fluids,
inedich'ed airs, gases, vapors and powder,
oonsumphves, although your disease
''ehds at the head Of all diseases, both in
prevalence and fatality, there 10 hope for
you yet. Cheer up. Office hours from 10
a. m. until pm.
j. w. BRIoMAs, NJ. d.
oiilco aud residence Thirteenth street
between Walnu: aud Cellar, Cairo, I'll.
r. o. box SIC. 21-.Nyu
SOMETHING NEw.-I have improved
and perfected new process by which the
ferro'ypo is brought out equal to the bes,
Fhotographs and more durable. Comics
from paintings and ongrsvings made fully
equal to the original in Appearance. the
''gnt' and shades brought out with 70.
'hsrksbie appearance, 50 that nothing |
'urpasses the beauty and natural eIpres. |
non OF the picture. And in fact sny old
pictures. are copied by this process so a. to
o"" az wei or bo.ter than the original
picture. Those having old picture. or
hoice paintings or ongrsvings for pres.
ms cannot do batter than avail them.
elves Of this remarkable improvemor,
j. J. TnonAs, Photographer.
.'ther OF Eighth street and Commercial
venue I,o,,.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-12-21

Heavy Under Shirts and Drawers q. =,
cents each at Dartnsn's.
run suits from 81 to Sl2 a. Usr,
mans.
overcoats Chinchiila from ito 30. a,
lIartmsn's. ~
LATEST style gents hats from 81 TO
| 81 90, at Hnrtman's. 11.oo,s
LARdE all-wool six-pound blankets a,
" 20 per pair, at llartmsn's. Il.2et If
COUNTRY KNIT SOCKS, all wool, IS cents
per pair, AZ lIartman's. u.oa,f
InE European hotel, Harry Wake,
proprietor, is opon II. all hours of tho
night.
BUY your gilt edge bu,,or, fresh eggs.
@c, of y. Patterson, corner Ninth and
""'""' streets lS-2w
- ---a--------4-----
Foa GAS and steam fitting 20 to Rem
mes Vulcan iron works, Commercial
avenue, foot of Ninth street s-io.,f
Duf your apples, cranlerrias and
Unions, OF >. Patterson, corner Ninth and
Walnu, streets. Is.qw
All kinds Of game constantly ON hand
at Harry Walkor's, Commercial avenuo
between Seventh and Eighth streets.
ll-7-lm
EOhAkA'-Buy your beef pork, ssu.
sage lard, eorned-beof and pickeled pork;
d . Patterson, corner Ninth and Wal.
nut streets. 1s-ou,
NEW line Of collerc;tes. .ios, gloves
nj Ln.ia--. |. =
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run suits from 81 to Si2 a. Hart.
mans.
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oS FRIDAY evening las. the new brick
mansion Capt. Falls, on Washington ave.
nue., corner Of Fourteenth street ws. n
Illuminated and for the frs. time, goodly
number Of ladies and gentlemen assembled
under It's ho'pliabie roof aud with the aid
OF frof. LeFavre's string band, that dis.
c'ursei 'wec. strain. Of music, ("Mu,c
'hat would create soul under the ribs of
the death y proceeded to warm up" the
mousse Among the number present may
We be permitted 70 mention the mama. o.
Mics lnogane Steele, Mr.. Matt Fulton.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-12-21
zEPHYRS CHEAP

Phillips aud Br-g5,
rnCr Tenth and Commercial.
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lIartmsn's. ~
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CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.

IhE Helen D'E-tc Dramatic COMPANY y
arrived this a. m.
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II you wan, fresh

% ,. D.zanonc, at The Dexter Izcrang..
i3G. Ohio lcyce. s-.t., b
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--LATEST style gents hats from 81 TO
81 3d. at Hnrtman's. ti.oo,s
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-12-21

LARoE aIl-wool six-pound blankets q,
- 20 per pnif, at ilartmsn's. 1l.2er
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-12-21

LriscrAL Cuurcu.-Th, servi,,. n.
tA' Church er th5 I.eIcomsr will be
hr'i att am. ana y r.r. Thesl,iao.
o' t"e 'orm"n at Che evening service win
ta 'IDa relation OF the B.Na 10 uo
science of t,oGay.v
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-12-21

THERE was no business trsnac.cd in
either Of iho police courts ycs,er.'sv
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-12-21

SAVE MONEY IL you wan. fre.h and
iust in
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-12-21

COUNTRY Knit socks, sll wool IS cents
per pair, AZ Hartman's. l.oe,s
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14

has submitted long report the Eighthour question.
with recommendation that the two resolutions pre-
sented on the subject OF them fixing eight hours as
legal days work. and the other prohibiting the Legs-
lature from interfering with the right OF the en-
poyer 30 reguae the hours OF labor and prices to DO
paid for the same be rejected by the Convention Inc
report declares that compulsory Eigbthour law cannot
be enforced, and takes strong ground in favor or con-
stitutiOna provision establishing, beyond legsaVe to
mOva the right OF the people 10 form as sOciatons u
corporations for lawful business with either nleu
unlimited liability.
These farmers are very careless OF the feel
ngs OF the politicians They persist IN following out
their views and in dsregarding the gentle and IN
snuating advice OF the party organs There was con-
ventOn recently in Iowa The local Administrator
organ was exceedingly sweet upon them before they
met and gave them any amount Of the best kind OF au
vice. In return the farmers unanimously passed
resolution empbatieally denouncng Congress and tho
President for tho salary grab. Whereupon the organ Is
very sad. It fears a few Democratic politicians de-
ceived the uusophCtcated farmers and induced them
TO 20 further than they meant they might have IN
tended 20 censre Congress for the salary steal but
they could not intended TO be dtsrespectu 20
the President lt singular, bat other farmers con-
ventons are dong the same thing. Evidently they
think tine Presidents signature had something 70 90
wlta making the bill a law.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14

The Congregational Churchrho Rov. Drs. ormstOn and
MabOn.
It being st atsd that Of tho two theological seminare
the one here needed s3O0OO. and the one at Holland
Mich slOOOOo con nttee appointed to raise those
amounts and at this very session Prof DC Wit Oh the
Seminary has raised $1,000 10 begin with 4he follow
Hg timely resolution was passed AS the most appropriate
contribution the Reformed Church could make 70 the
NATIONS centennial.
WtGeds the Tooth anniversary OF Amerloan iNIe ae
pcndence is approaching and as the natlOn cA tca
prupriately 20 celebrate A. not only by exhDitons VI
material progress but also by carefully written nlslO
every department 0f material growth, u Is I'M
that the Church " Christ should carefully e1hlDt ~
progress IN the various aspects OF her work IOf e n
century OF the nations history. - a., go,
ResOUed That a committee be appointed Oy JuIs ~
TO prepare carefully fun history Of every depirte
Of Christian work IN which the Reformed Churen mas
been engaged.
This is following the valuable advice Of very noIa-
BILE letter which appeared in TIE TRIBUNE year or
more ago from Mr.. John Bigelow the proper com
memOratiOu OF centennial, anu B tue
valuable because the Dutch Church grew
among the settlers OF Manhattan and Long lslahd
and the Hudson River countless well as oct IN tDls
part OF NewJcrsey. The committee 10 good one, con
who has a hne scholarly reputation, Demarest OF our
Theological Seminary, whose studies have been cOn-
necod with the history of tho Dutch Church. and Cor
win, who also has for years Interested student
Of the sane and q writer OF valuable local Church his
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
The STATE or TRADE.
DOMRsrIC MARKRTs

June l1LaLe ,ud Rail lEpor. or the last - hours
Flour 81 go bush WheA'I3 bush Cou 3i5j busa
Oaa, 80 bush Barley ~ bush Re CAnAl shipmsn-Ja 81
Wheat 1114 bush Com, 06s bush Oats Rail ExDorts
4 51 bush Wheat d - bssa Corn tS bush. Oats CauA
Rreghts-WhrAG o Gislc Cora Oats, dc Flour quet
Western sprng BTe 81 .; Baker 81
Amber 5OGs9 Is; White 80 5OdsI0 Wheat soae
lower bash Milwaukee spring al Al; quoted
h-aukse No. spring 81 a. Milwaukee No DE- 81 ~ Chicago
No. d0 81 J0Sl ~ Waite Canada, 81 l3Qsl sSt White
Michigan. 81 @9tl Corn quiet: sass q lJ00 bush No In
1000 bash, sample tc Data dull held
1r8c Barley steady Al ~ see or Canada 0tS5 lof Ho
Western 8tdse for rvoro~ed state for Polrrovd STATE
Rye aonnAy Barley MALI 10 for Western. quoted
Western, sleS 0i Prime Winter Western, 81 l0ebl Is; Prime
Csaada Sl 1Vosl - RVs Malt held A Sc Balance
caeAso June 1-Foar aae' aud seak '1es mostly private nd
u believed lower Nhest dali and lover u
spraE 81 = for son 81 s for Hard 10 DE- 81 2t SPOT
81 ~ elsr Ja uh early le oucr No do 81 ia
Corn dali declining of No AiIed o
sc pot 6l ara, er Jay @ieste sensr August Rejected
~ 1JOie dscning Ti 9Zic cash, Die seer
JaTi Rpsed 2ad24e RJs sAay a size for No. barley dali
aomhAL whisky Port dali and lever S3 so
o e5 'srr JAY Lard ao~nA unchanged BAoou and Bat
Aea aomnalT unchanged aobas doing either P-gts fair
dcusad Buffalo Ste Rscepd bhls Flour.
buah. Gem if 109 lush bah
ks, AID lOa bash Barley SApment-ty0 bbA f0ar, llto
Bush Oau. and 400 hush. kYa
HKrOKLxAs demand Of the quasn-
tas a. HaTNsa 10 bre Sosg raag0elE d. LV Con seF
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14

,. irst1 "a Of the value OF faith Faith alone can
smooth the dying pillow and stay the tear when we are
fath only, makes us endure, and that cheorfnlly.
and say. Thy will be done" Brothers, let
We most need 20 live Think
to-day Of the Christians DEATH OF the last hour of tha
noble man who trusts in God always aud is never in
doubt Nav that fth be yours ana always confirm
and strengthen your confidence IN HIM. whose thoughts
we NOT fear when that Senior Warden comes to US with
mis- level IN the shape OF death and lay us low May
wa NOT fear when the Junior Warden. whose name
Justice tries our life with his plunmet ana nDds II
straight and Then we shall De thaEIul Tor All the
blessings Of this present time ana rear no'I sna1 may
CONF faT 70 t6e singing OF Morgans funeral anthem at
heard voice and the Offering OF prayer by the Rev.
NJ Trng the impressive Masonic ritual for tho dead
was erormed by the officers OF the Grand Lodge with
responses from the whole body wallace drge Peace
tn bis memory" the Masonic Funeral LYNN, and tho
Dead March from Saul" were given Ihe musical ex
er,ses were under the direction OF Edward Hopkins.
musical director OF ST. Cecil Lodge, aud were choice In
selection and exqutstey rendered by qeartet lncud-
inc Mrs g. shepperd, Miss Sarah Barron, Geo. simpSpn,
and n n Thomas, With masonic chorus or forty male
voices Geo ". Morgan played ON tho organ
while the services in the church were proceeding, the
troon Of Washington Greys and the 7th Regiment had
come nom their armores and formed on Madson-ave,
before the church. After the church ceremonial was
over the casKet borne again 70 us hearse and the
procession reformed. largely increased by the addition
of the military. The march was made with the cavalry
tToop nm 'front.' followed by the TN Regiment, alter
winch came the Grand Council aud Grand Chapter. Be-
hers beginning with the highest. The remainder
OF the column was made up on tae way from
In rs progress down MadisOn-ave, FOrtysecOnd-st..
FfbaVe ana FOurteenth-st 70 the North River, t pre-
sented fine appearance. The neat and noticeable cav
arv the trim and weOrdered infantry, the far sire CHI
ing ines troop after troop OF knights Tempar and Free
masOus differing wlthregaa, pumed and well-arrayed,
f1oed nv the funeral carriage with It's deathy ght,
might we'll x the attention. At the foot OF Thrtiethst.
law fle revenue cutter Jasmine. The knights Tenn
HIgr escorted the hearse 20 the vessel.
which was placed the casket containing the remains.
Tbe cutter steamed away for Jersey CITY, where
sDeca train took the remains and those who had como
from The south % guard them home on their way 20
lima uuTl a
The procession OF Knights Iemplar cached the cutter
little before 9 D. Inc military ana the Frcemssons
lpfr The line nj West FuurteentA5t. and hlnthaVe; the
former went 10 their arm0res, ths latter went tAeir
several Way5 and dispersed.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
ABOLITION OF FREE PASSES.

Joining lis voice to the general cry Of
'AEsy with deaIueadi-m.' The Springfield ReDlIbii-
can SAYS llt there DO trustworthy recipe for the can
io- .t tle INTEL gcucc OF newspaper recommendation
o. slrlug. blt the cultivation Of the caudJr and the
r-s.-euce, and the courage az well, Of the who
,Ili... ,he Journals, is not enough hat they should
1a 16 % le truth they should also have the spirit
o o. Do with impair atty 40 once with due courtesy to
-s- merits OF the person thing spoken OF. with
.use 90 he public VINO are expected % De affected by
Fll said Given Jlis knowledge aud this spirit, the
--.-cg of newspaper opinion Will De vastly increased
b s entire OF the suspicion or OF the causes
Of suspicion that ,us opinion has been affected by gift
'rpuchase. These ara noble sentiments though they
on little obscure u expression. The folio wing Is moro
" tle point
It.. .sle however that the extent Of this abuse In
"olL-suOu VITA tIe pIes- Ias been greatly eAdEgcr-
AID Az c Des. Journals nave been for yeas paTlng
% lrL ana Cl DO Uut Ot tlelr business, just so last
alf r they clI.d DO % without exposing them
ftTe, .o worse criticism and greater damage than by
f1tr--ug il b1t NOW That public opinion has been
aroused Ou the miscnpyous growth Of deadheadsm IN
on. lloIc service IId indeed iu the whole org0uiza-
fU. 1f sU al business lte 10 has become easy
c long ago. became tue duty OF journalists, % cut t
ol. I tler profession altogether. Whatever was eI-
I'D % 90 fe press, whatever was valuable 10 10 20
ur 7IJo-aud 30 uas uad its excuse ana Us value for
a. y4r-es in the p-st-hls wholly ceased.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
1LR. oLMSTED AND The PARK POLICE

A FORMER ASSOCIATE DEFENDS MS WORK-MUCH OF
THE PARKS SUCCESS IN EVERY BRANCH Due TO
HIM.
TO the Edtto- Of The Tribune.
SIR: After Mr.. Olmsteds communication to
YOU il is hardly necessary say more in refuaton Of
Jan Y.er's" onslaught. At the same time know too
well how difficult Mr. Oimsteds task has been. and how
honestly he has worked for its performance 10 withhold
nv testimony his support. W, we're both at the Park
from the Summer Of 1857 until the commencement Of the
war, and my relations with him probably gave me
better opportunity than one else had 70 know tue
character Of his work and the way in which he did IL
Those we're not in all respects pleasant times for any
one who was charged with responsibility In connection
with the preparation OF the Central PARK FOR the safe
and comfortable OF the public. There was vast
amount OF human nature In the Board OF COmmis-
sioners-and OF human nature not always az its best
The effort 90 carry the work. and 10 establish the
necessary police regulations. was rendered often very
difficult and trying by this circumstance. Tue obscure
and sinuous ways Of some individuals, the timidiiy
and indecision OF others, and the curious ef-
feet OF their high position on the minds OF
still others constituted difficult and uncertain faction
which always embarrassed the solution OF a problem,
which was not easy at best Tie world Will never know
how much OF the success Of every deparmento or the
work is due solely the patience skill, honesty single
ness OF purpose, and modest fidelity OF the AreAtecn-
Chief But for his especial fitness FOR his task the Cen
tral Park would Do Tar OtAer IlAh 10 Is' VIZ io '
posed as many others, % think that be over est
mated the difficulties connected with the proper training
OF the force keepers and that ne gave himself too
much labor carrying cut minute details or Instruction
and discipline. The capital result Oi l THIS LABOR Lla4J
showed that we're wrong, and that he was risl-.
No who knew the PARK he LETT ~ IN l5il, now
doubts the wisdom OF he plan, EJr the fatuunes' ot
Ls tdmDistrtion no one who has also known 10 since
honestly doubt that 10 would have been IN All re-
spects better II MS administration had been unnter
rupted. Furthermore, who knows NJ. Dimsfed
his old associates do can Justly remain silent wue
rilfffrf ia helm In u
tha. lH his effort improve the condition ami
increase usefulness OF force OF Keepers nc N
aetuated motive than sincere desire 70
pub1o good, that, IN this effort, ne IS
capable OF unIairness njustce % MA men What he
has done he Will DO again. II allowed the oppor
tunity. GfO T. WAAlAG' j.
O.aeH Fara, Newport. 2. T., June 40, 1873
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
LATEST snip YEWS.
lE1r other MlD Ne,cs see nm r1q..

For other ShtD Ncirs PiJ1, Page
ARRIVED.
ss,pssio Geora Crowe Charleston viii mdse sn pass r. 4
Morgal K 60. .,-,.- -.., - - -
L0r aru steamship Co.
Liy Hedos IS0r l jansen MarseNes = days Hllh nlAe
Brg Whitaker. Cotton, Cutler. Fth .Diins
6clf Hattie aszel Young Psram1lco p la7f VIII sugar
ANCHORED AT HARr5 ISLAND.
Windsor, ~ lcI-' am ata0l 1alAeE-
Bangor; Hllien R0-ka1l Eva .aI, dl4of ~ o.
NlSD-5gndosn. moderate r. 5. b. ceaf
DOMESTIC PORTS
roS-oy Trps f9-Arrve eamslius Aclr sli Panther ron
Phaoepha; Jrg LaraA Williams, TOm Fli.eplia hf haa'
Arroyo, p. r.
FoRTRss Moyaos June i3Arr7e barrs E. H. II 7ngiS-
and FpDs.. 5-g Mary Rice ehrs W8iulu Rl for 9rlrss
D. Il. KseLng, Blllmore, b0ala 1ut ,a.
more. Charles Wesley 8u River Ci slr Mar Eln- 20
Nex-f0rz, J. Ia Poster, Tor N4iiaE. y. ..
sArassAH Ca Jl8e I1-Cerei James cl8a sli saga toi
Mouseyideo; schr. CAa ssner. for fhila.eDlA
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN. June ilIle Cuaar1 Line Eearp Orpns No
Dose , Tor Liverpool hes at ,cS 1hs
Afternoon.
BasIoL Bg l3hs steamship LaplHi Jones IRON New
lJrs MlT rrTrI nHaJ.
HAliVr s.. l1The steamship Peruvian. from LTsrood
arrived to-day. The tlsY4th iF9s
trOn Portland iast lsht, aud retained today.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
THE TURF
JEROME PARK RACES.

This is the third day of the Jerome Park
races and rich programme Of sport Is offered BY the
American Jockey Club under whose auspices and man
agement they are conducted. The first to-day u
purse OF $50 for tlreey with the entrance
money 20 tnc second hOrse the winner Of the Ladies
Stakes TO carry five pounds extra OF the Belmont
Stakes ten pounds extra. Tie distances Is one
mile and a quarter, and the entries are
j. G. Grinstead's chestnut Ally Eciaire, n. A. Lttes
chestnut colt Felowcrafr, J. ". Pennocks Brother to
Connolly A. Z. LswIs's bay colt joe Johnson. J. +.
Chambsrlin's chestnut colt Survivor, d. D. Wtherss
bay colt stonehense, and G. Bells bay colt McFadccn'
or these Ecaire Brother ~ C0noly, F-1wcraft. and
stonenenge ran the Belmont stakes, and have, there
fore shown their merits stouehenge Is fast colt, but
failed TO hold out that race and te may be said
Of Feuowcraft and Eclairr. Survivor ran and won a
good race OF a mile and hall at Baltimore with great
ease.
The second race for purse Of 500 for all one
mile ana quarter. The entries are Col. McDanels
Co.'s chestnut coIr Hubbard, D. J. Crouses bay colt
John Boulger aud 81. Il san.ords bay colt
Mate. The contest between the great rtva- stables
of the " McDaHIeIs C0nteGeracy and Preakhess VII
for the Westchester Cup, q swee2sIaAfs oI ~
eac4, half forfeit, with 9l9Ol hdue15 'Ho seCoHa ~
two miles and quarter and OF the eighteen entries tle
following Will TT W. DOsWeIs EOlusi j. r.
CnsmDeFlus True Blue; Rice * McCormicks wan
drrer and Bessie Lee, and Peunocks Brother to CJuoAy
This will produce an exciting race inc AuIie ILte
L0cBeI Victor. and Village Blacksmith ana L'cnieI .lI
I,p.gi ps1se his owner iOr bad lack IN the
steepe chase on ne DAY when ne e and threw las
rider 40 the water lump.
Ia the pools sold last light at the Jockey Club rooms,
L0chel was the favOe an the hurdle race, selling Tor
l65; Village Blacksmith, 50. and victor, -. I'D tue
Westminster Cup, Rice aud hcCOrmicEs entry sud Tor
SOS; EDus 500; True Blue, 800, and Brother %
C0u0ly So la the mile and tnree-quarter race Mate
brought $3.50; Hubbard, $40 and yOnu bOuger st5 In
thrcey yearOiu5, Joe Johnson DrouslI -
survivor, $50; StOuehenge, Sli teAo"cFdI'' S04i
Ecaire sl3; Pennocg, g. aud NJ tddden, -.
TROTTING Al FLEErN OoD PAHA ,
COURSE, FudaT June i'-1l-'A wv ME
hcsEs beat n = Iu harness
ID Pliers h. ". '''''''''
L. y. Ferguson James H. Po.E...-.......-l
Tnne. ..ll. l.lIl ...ill 80, -
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
CEEERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

POLICY OF THE NEW SPANISH MINISTRY.
STATEMENT IN THE CoRTEs--DENARcATIoN OF THE
FEDERAL STATES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MEASURES
TO BIZ ADOPTED AGAINST CARLIsTs-THE MINISTER
or FOREIGN AFFAIRS A FRrEND OF CASTELAR,.
MADRID, Friday, June 10, 1873.
In the Cortes to-day an official statement Of
the future policy OF the Ministry was read It
favors the speedy demarcaton Of the Federal States
the restoration Of discipline the army the prOcama
ton OF martial law against the Carit Insurgents, The
liberty Of the Antilles, and the suppression Of Slavery
II estimates the deficit n the finances a tho end Of the
present month It 10000 reals.
sen0r Muzo the Minister Of Foreign Aflir5, IS a
friend Of Castelar,. H. announces that he Will pursue
the same foreign policy his predecessors.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
GENERAL SYNOD OF THE REFORMED CHURCH.

GENERAL SYNOD OF THE REFORMED CHURCH.
NEw-BRUNswICK, June 13.-The General
Synod Of the Reformed Church adjourned sine die last
evening. resolution passed 20 meet ST POugh-
keeps.e next year. The following committee 10 confer
on the subject Of Calyinistc Union appointed
senator Frelinghuysen, Con. Pruyn, the Rev. Drs.
Ormiston, Ganse, ElmendOrf A. b. Van Zandt, Van
elect E. g. Porter, Corwin Vormilye Gordon, Peters,
Van Giesen. Clark, w. J. K. Taylor aud Philip Peltz
and Messrs Fred. Hughson ". j. Bacon, Jon. sarges,
aud 6. Il. W. Heath, the nrst two and last four
being olderA THIS committee is a very e1ec-
tive one, and we'll represents the strong
union feeling. The following appointed
corresponding delegates TO other denominaona bodies
To the Presbyterian Church (NorthI-Primarius the
Rev DIR. A. q. vermilye seeundus. the Rev. DIR. w. 81.
Ten EYeki 70 the Presbyterian Church C5outh)-The
Row DR.. A. T. Stewart and c. D. Hartranft pnfnArus
and secundus; To United Presbyterian Church-RsVS
Joraman and Pieters; TO the Reformed Presbyterian
Church-Tne Rev. DR.. HagAman and Mr.. Van Lsndt; 20
the German Reformed Church-The Rev. Messrs. Do
baum and shepard TO the Canada Presbyterian Church
-Revs. Van Hcsie and Strong. TO tho Evangelical
Lutheran Church-Revs Berger and YAndermenIen; "