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New-York tribune., 1873-05-19

Marg in an intoxicated condition lying AZ Newark-ave
and Thirdst, at an early hour Saturday morning and
taken the Second Precinct statiOn.hOuse wusre
he died hour afterward- Robert Crawford was ar
rested yesterday charged with stealing oats from Der
nard Rourke and George Pelham ut PayOnia Ferry.
NEwARK.-william Edge, lad residing at No "A
CrawfOrd-st, over by Broad-st. horse on
Saturday and severely injured lie was carried home,
but was considered out OF danger yesterday The Rev
George Macdonald will deliver his farewell lecture in
ms rftv az Fc Op4a House on wednesday night Tho
Psront Sgptist sundayschool celeDra,eu its annver
sary last evening The tweDy-nfst anniversary exer-
cises Of the Filth Baptist sunday -sehool were
held yesterday . The Roman Catholic temperance
Union have elected the following officers ior Essex
County: Vice President, Hugh CaeD; DIRECTORS john
Connolly. Peter Sweeney and Bernard WAVE AloSr-
man H. r. Baker having determined 70 remove Ign an an
FIFTEENTH Ward, special election VIII De oersu 20 ~ ~
the vacancy. In consequence Of tpe NitndraN. " ~
erDan Baker IL will be 10 appoint no" ~A
man OF the Committee on Fire Department..
PArERsQS.-A proposed ordinance prohibiting tne
moving OF bindings through the streets VII De acd On
Dy the Board Of Aldermen tonight "A nHnber OF VIII
nesses were examined Saturday, IN the case OF fre
D0rn harrison and James X. Powers charged Win Di
giary, bnt nothing Of importance was elected speciAI
Ohcer King VIII be placed the stand to-day Ny the
prosecution and IL said that his testimony VIII De
important The Board OF Aldermen Will meet t0-nIgDt
70 consider the Tax ordinance Five hundred ana LIy
thousand dollars will be needed meet current e1
nses FOR the ensuing County JAN contains
II prisoners, Of whom seven wOmen.--A. q. Nofl-
burg was held IN bail Saturday, charged with assault
ing Mrs. Monk OF Little Falls.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
PASSENGERS ARRIHkD.

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wife and da1gotsrs. EiHard Han s. Norton.
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Cirs, Perry Garlss Mn BeHAra NJ Jervis Vie ws-
as Bessie wools Ms MsrEire wois Mas Kase "soes "-.
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Sonn Cggl9age g. 55d caen Mss A. D. T. A5lms NJ 40 "a
lezer na wife Rev Charles A. aud wife and M.
yfmes waller sud children. NJ Wkson. Miss Il. Les@s VII
Miss H. ~ Blaseman. Marr.fet AtehsrooE. n p
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yL and Mrs Charles conzd0n and daughters, BuL Ars
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children. I. W Pybus Cass Caort Mrs Ebeh
cniren M ard Ma CoEes AMI daughicr, Mrs. r. NJ
AMI Mrs Wm Petit and dugh NJ and Ms n Gain tni TIRE
children D. VI cob and eLid, ". H.
Col G. IT, Carlton H. Il. Hnna J. ITaSk BTsm Bsls. ArA J.
daughter T. Il Ksnuar. a. c. Fisher Dr G. r. Cobaru
and wife z. NJ Rockwell Jos HsEe.sos = a. AeWetsoa aa
PROM GLAsGOg-Ia srauship Europa, May l8-Mr Smith.
Mrs Scott Mn Rlmage Ms. HeaeJ y skas, NJ j. pear,os
Ronald. J. A.. Frauce NJ Nve- M dls VI No
Mr.. Abbott, }. Allan, r. LeEs. M MOlgas
Mr Jarvis Nh. Marshall. J. a. Puertos - 90 -
PROM SIBfIIN-ia stdHstip r w. ArnGt mag e-teD--s
Ssalow and dreu Miss Nara Sede Hshry RArnesbe1s
notify Cleinsky WIFE ana eaire1 h.aaIi .S - =.
chid hugo Goeke Mr. Mana egen srL
Emma Regen Carl Oxford, CAL Aa.ttiaa, Mss Lmehe Iaasr
Leo Chonsky Franz aChoinsEv, wife and cai.Hts
Mrs LoHss Psnk child RuGolph Sirauch. kul 10 en-
gsrten Edmund Lem Carl Mas wife anl .biieni y.eos
Mss Louise Young Miss ~ Bsnn o. koiod Mss Sophie PeerseS
ni brother Mss Enea Sorensen vie and ch' hsa1a Aan H.
r. ohere T. Roisn, H. r Schmdt galessa g n yosason =
Spea Lund Munek wife aud three ehren Ms Nara Han
sea, > Sgoh AiSs 81. Bohm.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
TIE MODOC VAR.
SUPPOSED ESCAPE OF TILE MODOCs-THE KILLED
AND WOUNDED IN THE LAST FIGHT.

SUPPOSED ESCAPE OF TIE MODOCs-THE KILLED
AND WOUNDED IN THE LAST FIGHT.
SAN Francisco, Cal, May 1s.-A dispatch
received at Yreka, dated Camp Lava Bed, South
Tue Lake, May l5 stated that Mason's and
uasbrouck's commands had formed a Junction
near Capt Jacks last stronghold, and would
in all probability, hem the Modoes in,
second dispatch, dated May 16 contradicted the
former and stated that junction had not been made,
and furthermore the Modocs had escaped from the
stronghold by three routes both commands pursuing.
Nothing had been heard from Donald McKay's Warm
Spring warriors. At latest accounts the ModOcs
were encamped on Snow Mountain, 20 miles
south OF sorass Lake. HasbrOuck started in that
direction the 18th. and Masons command remained
in the Lava Bed. Mckay thinks Boston Charley was
killed the last fGht. It is thought Mason viii ind the
Modocs this time. Klngsburys command has been sent
to reinforce him.
Medical Director Bentley has furnished the annexed
Official account Of the killed and wounded in the battle
at Dry Lake, May 10:
Killed-James D. Totler, Corporal Co. 3 AdoIphus
Fisher, Private Co. B.
Wounded-Louis Dunbar, scalp wound in the head :;
Peter Griffin, flesh wound E the left hip Jesse Reeves
Corporal fracture Of the right which subse-
quently amputated; Patrick MaGuiTe fracture below
the right knee. amputated below the thigh Samuel Nc
Gew ach wound in the right cutting artery Geo,
Brown flesh wound in the left leg. All Of Company B.
Michael Maher OF Company g. flesh wound in the right
hip All Of the aboye-named belonged 20 the LIST Cav
airy Wassamucka ana Lebaster Warm Spring Indians.
killed and YonowitOn, another scout had his right
fraa urad
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The 14th Regiment War Veteran Association
Of Brooklyn will have its anniversary dinner Friday
evening.
The Cotton Exchange on Saturday resolved
TO raise the initiation and after July l. from 500
to $500. and after Dec. so, 10 5000.
The 18th Regiment, Gen. James Jourdan
commanding, turned out in full uniform and attended
Divine service last evening in the East Reformed Church
at BedfOrd-ave. and Madison-st, Brooklyn, on which
the annual before 10 preached by
the Chaplain, the Rev. J. Hustead Carroll, d. ID.
During the services, last evening in the Eighty
sixthst. Methodist Episcopal Church, Lexington
ave-. the Rev Drs. Curry and Lul delivered addresses
showing the necessity OF church extension, ana urging
the continuance ana advancement OF city mission work
TO bring many pcssble under the influence Of
the Gospel
Although the Supervisors have removed Jo-
seph B. Young from the Office Of Clerk OF their Board,
the Committee Civ Courts appointed to investigate
the charges preferred against him met 10 their
investigation on Saturday. Rufus Andrews YOung's
counsel stated that Controller Green had been suDpenaed
hree times, but had not Needed the summon5- He only
desired TO examine the Controller on two points, aud
could close his part OF the in ten minutes The
Committee decided 20 adjourn for week, when the
invests CATION will be closed.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
TIE FIRE RECORD.

The residence of Samuel Mum. at Haclten-
sack y J., was damaged $500 by fire on Saturday.
Four stores in Meeting street, Charleston.
c. known as Barrett's block, burned before day
light Yesterday. The loss Is $4,000, partially ns1red
A ire occurred in Allegheny City, Penn, last
evening" destroying the steam tannery Of keeier q Co
and the slaurhter-house OF W. A. & /. Lesler and j.
Bourbach The total loss IL $4,000 partially insured.
Saturdays kilograms report the burning OF
Pearson Paynes planning mill At Chicago loss $4,000
and Of Mcnamara & Co.'S shoe house, and Mess d
Mever notion house CINCINNATI loss S,5oO, lnsur-
ance $4,000.
A fire in the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad car shops IN Aurora ILL., yesterday, destroyed
eight wooden buildings belonging 10 the railroad COM
panv, together with two dwellings on North Broadway
three Pullman cars. several passenger coaches, ana
some unfinished work. The total loss is estimated al
s25nOOl. and Is fully covered by lnsurance.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
MUSIC
nrrNsrEry,s F0UKrH nEcrrAL.

The programme of Mr.. Rubinstein's fourth
rectal On Saturday afternoon devoted 70 schumann
and embraced two or three OF the " Etudes sympho
uiques +" the charming r0up OF fantasies published
under the title Kreiseriana three OF the Fantasia
stacke Old. r. namely Waruml" "Des Abends." and
@Traunlesirren " the ROmanza IN d minor; the Bird
~ Prophet" 'vOgel ais Prophet > from the "Wald-
Reenen :; three studies the Pedal Piano "a minor,
fai major and y minor and the famous Carneval-
Scenes AIgnOnues remarkable an illustration OF
the variety which genius extract from the comDl
nations and permutatiOns Of four notes In nearly all
these pieces there IS call softest Of touch
aud most p0etc refnements Of Interpretation, and we
need hardly say that Mr.. Ru5iusteln fulfilled
the requirements OF the composer more per
feoily than any other artist who has ever under
taken 70 play schumann this country II was hard TO
believe that the fingers which caressed the keys III some
q these beautiful selections. and taught them 70 sing
tender strains were the which electrned us
Friday with Weber and Schubert, and on wednesday
with the great c minor Sonata Of Beethoven. In the
Etudes grmphonQues there Of course more free
dem and majesty. IN the " "Traumeswirren" more
er.Ianoy The fragmeutary scenes OF the &" Carnival
dcrhtfuy depictedall Of them distinct, elegant
and with the inmitabe spirit and dash, and
tle difficulties Of the closing March Of the Davidites
were conquered with an ana magnificent elan that
~ stirred the enthusiasm Of the house.
The public interest tn these extraordinary concerts
Teadly increased an through the week, and on Friday
s1d saturday the large hall was almost entfely iu4i
1als Afternoon the programme IS devoted 70 Chopin
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
nRANfArIC NOTES.

An exhibition of Mrs. Jarleys Wax Works
VII boz gwen at stenWav Hall, tO-mOrrow evening for
te benefit 0f Rutgers College and those VINO attend
VII enjoy refined pleasure and help good institution
Attention has already been drawn TO the
fact tlai ar. William Davidge vii take a benefit, To-
hl,nt at fbe Fifth Avenue Theater, when the play OF
~DiyOrrr win he acted the last time. This piece
vi have had first and last 237 representations. The
nc pay ff MaIeleiu N0rel" ia ser down fOr Tuesday
syen!Dc The other new play that 10 grace the pres
tlf theatrical week" Without Heart" az the mon
tquarr Tueater-is announced for Wednesday. Two
per1oFmaueas al Frou FrOu" viii intervene. In the
9ihcr thrsfers no present change viii be made. Miss
hesoH BOoiu's viii contiuue 20 persOnate amy Rob
scrt Wr Fechter az Tie Grand Opera House, VIII re-
a his rerf0rmance 81 Edmond DlHtes the Count OF
A0lte CAristO. Mr. sOtIern, AT Wailacks, VIII give
ssTen al Oual repet OF Squire CkUeles, IN Ine
bquire's last shilling Mr. FOX-whOse engagement
srininaes weeks hcnee-wi ainuse ms punhc az
6gs5itf HliuOfg 40 -he Olympic. Lulu VIII keep on
ksIHe executing frIpe sOmersaults wOudrOus and
lAsilluzc behold. IN Nlb4O's Garden.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
SUBURBAY MYSTERIES.
PROBABLE MURDERS UP THE HUDsol

PROBABLE MURDERS UP THE HUDSON.
Two very mysterious murders have probably
been committed not far from NewYOrk, under eircum-
stances which have filed residents with feelings OF
horror An itinerant German scissors-grinder named
Harmon Hulcher entered the little village OF Cats, on
the Hudson May p and after several hours OF labor
went to the house of another German, named Waltz.
about three miles above the village. Since
tlat night Hucher has not been seen. The mans
mother and son-in-aw, having missed their kinsmah
started in search OF him and finally traced
him TO the house OF Waltz, which was thoroughly exam
ined revealing evidences OF horrible murder. ned
lounge, on which old Waltz admits the scissors
Grinder sept on the nighrof Nay . found smeared
with blood which some had vainly endeayored 70
wine m and conceal. On the floor underneath the
lounge is more blood large pool but now partly
removed by plane on stone wall at the rear OF the
bouse blood stains also found, apparently design
edv covered nv earth. The top OF the wall was some
what crumbed ana the prevailing theory Is that
Waltz and his son, young man, axe 2S years
murdered the man, and then fcarried him out OF the
house over the WALL burYiue him beyond Hulcher Is
known TO have had 500 OF 500 his persol Waltz and
his son were arrested Friday, hut both deny having
committed any crime though the Young mans nloIl ~
moi clear The older Waltz saws that on the nlght OF
May p be was awakened oy morse anu CalliuE \, % ~
hts son 10 know What the matter, ne was id iHat
Hulcher vomiting. The next morning HIchel was
gone. ana with MIN ol'Hhei dl i'i"- t-r,.,,s i
HuIcher has not been found, and the case remains IN
volved in the deepest mystery. , =, .,
A beautiful Young gypsy girl. accompanied by three
men, an old woman. and two clidren also gYpsles ar
rived n the little country place Mckees Corners, Put
nam County, in two wagons. one Of the Young men
went to the house OF Dr Grlirn ana pressed hln 20
at+and the girl who was sick. He went, and found thc
,irl In "A DYING condition, acting as II sne
lad been drucgrd. Tie doctor went Tor
assistance, but when lac returned the err
was dead. A few hours aferward the poormaster
placed her remains u the old burlagrouud, near Dyi
without prypr or priest though within the sound OF te
bells of five churches Her wandering companions TOOK
their departure soon aiterward, anl nave NOT
been seen since. The story Of the death OF
the unfortunate girl not kept secret, ana
as people heard II. its sadness touched the hearts
cOrdingly the body OF the url exbumed. A post
mortem examination revealed the TACT that the unfOr
inmate girl had been inhumaniy outraged. Her BODY
was covered with bruises but otherwise II was IN good
condition. The Investigation has not been eonciuued
effects OF her injuries the country round ABOUT VIII Do
secured by riders, and, II possible the gpSles VIII 20
brought 70 Justice.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
LATEST SNIP NEWS.
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Steamship Adrate CBr Perry Liverpool My g. .nd neeusto~M
4nc pasS J. h. SPARKS
steamship Europa Bal lsmpoel GlasgoW Nay IA AoTihs
tth. with rrdse. ard pass o hfldrrou Bros
steamship Georgia, CroEel Charleston, sh mdse and n. T.
Morgan X Co.
steamship NaroH fBFl Edwards, Genoa Anil Lszro d Nar.s
5th AesanA 7.b Palermo lfh Valencia 2 With init Hssaer
Bros
Steamship Dearborn Havana May p AID Nassau 18th
steamship Civ Of Washnro1 -l Lochesa Lverpooi May g.
Queenstown 1th, With ndse and pz join g. Dale.
steamship T. e. Angt. johnson. AeEanlna Va, WITH uis sak
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an pass o Pac.ic Ma steamship Co.
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ship Dorothy Co LverDoo walker Manila Peb = With mise
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BIZ Peter Roberts 'B Hunter, Windsor \. plaster
Bug Wrn. r. S1wTer, SAWYER. Providence.
Aboie X BensT MahAaeT Jacksonville DAYS With yellow
sehr C. Dodge Philips HAuhI laTs With cargo from
steamship Atlantic
s. hr LIrnel BroFer y. John. y. b., lumber
Schr b.. PerEins. Windsor. " alaser.
Sch B. Young li Welee Cdr5erry Harbos Island days. vita
seur e. Il PA1triyc Bunker CharestSais DAYS railroad
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosToy MAY 9AEFd, BARK EeE Larnbar brig Glendale,
from Galveston.
CHARLESTON s. c. May 9-Arivea from Pan
River; Ng Lagada Havana; y J. Alor
from RoeEpoSt Sailed sehr. Abbe Ptnan. FOR baltimore
aAyASNAH Ca Aay l@-AEiTel steamship Gea Barnes hS2
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
TIE CENTRAL PARK SPA.

Few visitors at the Central Park who linger
a. tie Mineral Springs Tor draught Of Ycby OF Ktssn-
gen ma iaf that this Is medical institution as we'll as
"a ornaTnent 10 tho city's pleasure grounds These
Nrters absolutely pure, being compounded by
Aessrs seh0ltz Warker OF No. 90 Broacway and are
oaWn from tengaii0l glass fountains. It - comph-
Heht which This pausaking nrIn may wel be proud
thA tue best physicians city advise their patients
% Tist the Central Park Spa" and the troops Of per
nons AFFECTED with chronic complaints come every
nssninS quest Ofdraugts 0fminerl forI1 good
poo' OF she increasing patronage which Messrs schultz
HaTkcr have Justly earned. This ~ one the most
eliraetivr corners al the Park, add no one tnnEs
- direoting nis steps % tAe until he
aA oateFe refreshed himself mineral springs
Alherhl waters are served here In sndess variety OF
Ekaline there Ychy Biliu Lthia Wafer and
Nic1y with Lfhia Of Inurated alkaline waters Settlers
iss OisfzazbFunu, Ems Wltu IAtAia; OF alkaline
sAlhe waters, Carlsbad aud Manenh-di of iuuratcd
atefe Ala=elgen. Saratoga lJngFass. Eil pire, HOm-
S-IK and IL EzabcfLqsrIfs OF hIttef waters. piiiDa,
s~Aesoulz Bitter kassuges Cf ohflybeale waters
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19

BEL IKYAP-Drovued opposite West Brghu. Staten snd,
SATURDAY May t. Hyersrd Price, son Of Dayton C. BsEHip % .
soticc of funeral hereafter
BIRGE-At Minneapolis MINI Friday MAY Rev. L u Brs q
Rapids Mich formerly OF SeEJerse sonaia~ Of Ss
Ford. esp late OF Newark.
CHESTER-Sadeay on sunday morning Elisha " Chester counsel,
His isnas and those Of hi, ny invited attend hi, funeral
bis ate residence West Tuesday the zStA
inst, At p o'clock o.
cowIEs-A the St Nchon, Hotel on Saturday morning Henry
CoNes. counse0r-a-iaw formerly Of LIS at7.
Of George Esselstyn esq, At Rlinebeek, y. y
DORENUs-MAy Is Henry DOrens aged g ysars ,ai zoHts
Funeral services viii he held IN he Fasd Church On onfiy
dence No l8o LtietoH-ave, HeTA-a' a. a. II Relatives ana
friends are invited 10 attend.
DUFFEOn Sunday afternoon NAY 70 At her redeuce No 2S1
LIagtoaye Miss Coaea Am DGe daughter Of Tie Ie JOha
Notice ofths funeral hereafter
DUYCKINCK-On Friday morning May &C. at he ressase Of his
parents city George OuyEHek Of EveEt A. al MargAt
The ss5e .,miy respectfully avtei I.
ana Seeosd-ave on Monday 18Th inst, a = O'clock
PACHRI-On inst Liverpool Marie the beloved vie of PA.-
GRIEvE-Oa SATURDAY Nay IT, Archie Gev the 2 ysar hs
% friends ohe family are invited to attend The ianer from IS Ps
81, MondaT Nay ly a. Is O'Clock.
GRPFBSon the morning Of the l9 ast The residence o. W.
Underh Peksk Phebe Green WIDOW o JOB Grau the sA
1 Svs md friends are Invited to attend her aHsr "a
Frends MeetHgouse AhnevalE, Fourth yedassaJ As
2lsI INST, AZ ~ o'clock.
KIyG-On THURSDAY May s Ii, late reseHcs No - BoEeJ
Josiah King 10 the ga year of hs age
friends respectfully invited ud Re f-us rem
NJ. T. Church, Tuesday. Mag ~ a. 0cocE
Newark n J.. aat chicago m, parers please eo7T
LYSCHIn Brooklyn. MAY T. Hugh Lynch, ftaer M James
Denny. the sOth OF bis age.
r. atyes euds fariv resrcrtur Invited attend
the bis % Lue Waer
Monday Nay 49, A. o'clock broe ~ Aanes .areh eorasr q
Gold Fout, shere Requiem Mass vii be orof.ted
for the repose o rs SOUL AID thence 10 As tem 0 ne nor
oDOHERTYOn Ssturday May T. bis te residence 5s Broad
way W Archdal O'DohcIty.
Nonce Of funeral hereafter
PERKIESIu Brooklyn su5dcnlr THURSDAY Msy IS Psrsuz
Of aiieno iLe ithefa
lsT Fel.1.s-. O SATURDAY. MAJ II, al oelock
PORTER-Or Priav MAY . Horstovu, y J. Ms Eliza Q.
Porter widow of the CapL John Porter u s. "
TAmER-Iu this ety. Friday Ma TO- k4wara Taller IN
he OF lg
al tue Church Fisye, Of fsa1,
Mondy morning May 49, 10 oclA sthooi further invitation
TypKRUuIos seventh lny morning. l7th iast Fede h.
ibant son of Rsubsu y and Harriet l. UnderhiL.
Rsauves and s8as family Invited attend he flnersk
a. he residence parents ~ Begen-sL BFookyn
d.v faouaagl The 1871 ius., az O'Clock .. N.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM TO BE REVIVED.

WASHINGTON, May 16-Ihe Advisory Board
Of The Clyl Service Will meet in Washington Wednes
day next ana remain in session several days All the
members will DO present with the exception Of Mr.
Cattel who Is now III Europe. The newly appointed
members OF the Board are Dorman d. Eaton OF New
York City. in place OF Geo. Wm. Curtis, resigned and
Samuel shellabareer Of Ohio, In place OF Joseph Ne
dill resigned and the other members are Alexander G
Catte Hew-Jersey; Dawson A. Walker, Georgia T. d.
Elliott Of the Treasury Department; Joseph H. Black
man OF the Post-O -Ofhee Department and David C. Cox
formerly OF the Interior Department, now Pension
Agent The ast meeting Of the Board took place Feb.
"a protraced illness and subsequent resignation OF
Mr. Curtis being ascrbed tho of the inaction
which las since prevailed.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
GogERYMEyr WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DBPARTHEhff
OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsUryGT0N D. c.. Monday, May 70, 1871 a. ny
Synopsis for NE past itreHiVf0ir honrS
The barometer has fallen, with northeast
erlv winds threatening weather ana occasional ram ~
the North West and upperlake region ana nOrhWard
fo inc Ohio aud Missouri valleys southeast
erv and sOuthery winds, with partially cloudy
and threatening weather in the Gulf and south Atlnuc
states and Tennessee northedstery Winds railing bar0-
erer cool partly cloudy weather over the lower axes
and Middle States: nOrthWesterlv Winds clear and cool
weather lu Canada ami New England.
Probabilities
For He Middle States and i0Der lake region raHtnq
bqr9meer north-saSteriy and souhensieriy pJids,
rTrer and Increasing cloudy peather eh occasional
ram -.,
northerly winds. ~. 49, - , ,--..
For rhe south Atlantic and Gulf States and Tennessee
southerlv Winds falling barometer, cloudy weather, and
occasional rain. -, .,.-.- o..
For the Northwest and upper lakes, and thence 70
Missouri and Kentucky nOrtl-rastrriY ana nOrtheIIy
winds low barometer. cloudy weather. and ram.
Reports are missing from the Southwest, Northwest
and upper Lakes.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19

BOyD-wLLBT-At Newark r. L. May l The residence of he
brides father by Rev. Henry YeAGage Eg2I Bond Fannie j.
Wilei both o. Newark
CLEARMAS-ROSSETER-At Mon lair, n j. MAY 10. By the
b. Berry, D. D.. l. Louis CsaTMan OrAna n RoseeT
all that pace
CCRRE-BAPTIsTon WEDNESDAY May H. at The First PeTtsrsz
Brooklyn HiGhts by the Rev Edward l. Bsrsi II virginia
Rob- T Cue Of jersey C Minnie NJ only laughter Of saIs
G. Baptist esq, Of Brooklyn.
DOWDEN-ANDERSOS-A Newark. y. j. WEDNESDAY. May H
residence d the brides parents by Rev Dr. Wilson assisted
Dr. Mclivane George A. powden Of Newark Matte.
daughter Of John Anderson, ESQ, Of heT-iork
DU BOIS-RAE-At Chanpan " T., THURSDAY Nav Is. by s
Burkey M4heg B. Du Bos Helen NJ,
Of the late Rev. L. Rae
GLLEM- -BROKAwAt Newark n J. THURSDAY evening MAJ 5.
NJ. HOLSTER PaEmanas G. Gem Of Bound Brook, n J.,
70 COruela A. BrOkaw.
MASEE-COURTER-At Cedar Grove May 4 h the residence af
parent Rev Jesse Gilbert PsgersO AT ChaIss
Nance o Miss Maggie A. Courier Of Cedar Grove
aARsH-SPEER-At Newark " Thursday May l5 1871 40
the residence brides mother bT the Rev VIVA Ech0na.
d. D. l. Mah Aea daughter VI he late Edwin SpeeS.