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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT
OFprCP or rHR CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
M. As "A m


WAsHINGrON D. C., Aug. l9-l a. m. }
S,UIopsis for he past hre1,su-f00r hours
less pressure, continue cloudy weather, and
rain light north-easteriy sOutherly winds IN New
Engiaud Partly cloudy and threatening weather, win
light southerlY winds calms ana rams on Jhe Atiau1
Coast from New-IOrk 10 Florida. -
The pressure has increased slightly in the ONO valley
and THENCE southwark the Gulf, with lit change III
temperaure and generally clear weather except on the
GnIt coast where rain Is reported. Diminished pres
snre with a slight in temperature, partly cloudy
weather and AREAS OF RAIN are reported from the lower
Clear weather, continued high temperature from
Southern Michigan westward 10 the missouri Fauey,
vith Iight Outhery ana sOuthwestery Winds. Increas
inc coudness light to fresh variable winds IN the
Timer Mississippi Valley and the northern portion Of
the Lake Region ~
W. Probabilities.
For New.England less pressure, rising temperature
north asterly to souh-easterly Winds with generally
eIoudv weather and rain; for he Middle States ana
Lrer lakes rising temperature, rdring pressure, ctoudy
treafhsr and Or KAHN JOtOwed OF clearing WedHe
on Tuesday afternoon.
For Inc upper lake region, falling barometer, nereas
ing southerly to westerly winds, partly cloudy ana
warm weather, aud possibly light rain.
For the Northwest, low barometer. southerly 20
westerly winds. high temperature, with local rains.
For the Ohio Valley and thence southwark 70 Iennes-
ace and south westward 10 Texas, slightly falling par
ometer light variable winds, and generally clearing
weather. -
For the South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf States partly
cloudy weather with light RAIN the coast, clearing
in the Mississippi Valley by Tuesday afternoon
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The New Elastic Truss 6s' Broaiwayi, av hut s~sl,
the whole AID startled h iarts spriax
ang rpad JacksInih5 its rolling thaHier
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MARRIED.

True ard False science. Speech the FaiH BIuI1stb,
Psrke GJsSIh. rRiBUSK bNcrgEX RXrEA No a
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THE SEATE or TRADE
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
LONDON Aug I9-5 p n.-spiu;s rarpeutue, II p cwt.
HAYANA MARKRrs.
CHEESE MARKET.

HGvIsa Aug sBrehang quiet uni!ed States sor SIGHT
g4 aght gold % SOD premium On
Loudon "a zj6 premium On Paris, ~ premium
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 49, 1873

although where shs did the running was not guts>'p
parent The decision Of the Judges was received VIA
favor by the mostened spectators, from the fsc thst
ended the race, and did away wfb crowdiBg another
heat into the darkness which
Uric. Psnx kur sPur'e Of 900 for Aor.e. Obs, h,e 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19

ADAMS-WJOO-At Clinton n = August -. 18Th by he Rev
" ui.ua d Adams New CRY Mar Clarke
daughter . Mr.. Harriet O.. W ODD.
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, GIRL KILLED BY FALLING FROM WINDOW:
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1S.-At the corner OF
rrh and sprrlce-sts this afternoon, Clara Beaumont
ace IA months fell from the fourth story window 10 'he
,asament below. and died instantly.
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rr1rcRAPHIC MOTIFS.

The investigation into the Pacihc halfway
..,tsr will commerce early neIt week
The funeral service of Mr. Meredith Will take
:, -. ., Thur.iaT Al ChrsI Church Philadelphia
n is feared that Lord. n newspaper correspond
at sbo IS missing has with foul play In KENTUCKY
A vessel, supposed TO be the revenue cutter
sur. vas loo, AZ fOrt Point July 8, with all hands Ia IA
number. ~ " -
- Johnson Jordan Of C0lebrook, ~ H., aged
.ho.t 80 years. coSmited suicide on sAutihi p AHs ~
-.use /, known for the act
Prof Russell. a well-known teacher and
bor In eocuiion Aas on sAHfaiI evening Az
ne about 40 years Of age
A desperate encounter is expected between the
robsr, and an Io.s sheriff regulations IRON 'ae
e.oyeraor Of Missouri Tor their arrest
The muncipal excursion party rom Tnlltuol-
suniaY. IleF VII -
.,pons o. Mayor yOrd and the California Pioneers auihs UNI
1t is runored that Mckenzie, the le;lder ~ tle
,,o-,on ~. yre 20 Prnee Island n the opr
~ he eeos about place against the "o'eranrt
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Sperlal Notices
Chirrenanso Mineral Waters

Chittennngo Mineral Waters
Goat Salt kheam Scroa and sh Do
LEes kdasTs Sold and pnt ~ aaiAg
drugzists Deoot \ CoiesV place J. r. HENRY.
-<,uua and Hearing, veice and speech. The Exps-
ma ion Of usieal Harmony, With laanoss rAros ssss.
BIZ Prof gsserg N TRIBUNE LBCTuEk' EXTRA D
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An Notices Of Marriages must be endorsed nth fsH
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DEPARTURE OF THE HON. JOHN A. BINGHAM
FOR JAPAN.
CADIz, Ohio, Aug. 1S.-rhe Hon JShn A.
Bingham. Minister Japan. apd family Accompanies
v the family N the Hon Ell T. shepard. Consul a. Ten
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Tribune Lecture Extra No. =.

THB METHOD OF CREATOR
AN EARNEST PROTEST AGAINST
THE DARwISIAN THEORY.
Twelve Lectures By Prof AGAsSZ before the Auseus
Comparative Zoology Canbrase Mass ansas %
Information Alumni % printed 90 sH
rrbans pages iasasa ssE.ssS
NOW RRADY
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA NO BiGdr ...
This sheet description The soHdeh F'" h'0''
srrd Rocky Moaasass b. Tale College krpedu'a
Pns single copies By nail 10 sens too 's' 10 sees I'VE o'
r. .a,,a. THE rKIBUsB. Nss.rssk 4
seees oui,uisg SO Lseare' AID 10 hakAvAA
Cteait assU.r kepSu - eesu
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MEMORANDA

Til, reported smiling Of e bark Chl for San Francisco on sataf
premature the bark Casco siiied Tor P-nambsO
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THE CRUISE OF rHE NETWORK YACHT FLEET FROM
NEWPORT TO MARTIIA's VINEYARD TEMPORARILY
ABANDONED.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-12-31

DR. Dio Lewis tells good many old
trutbs in fresh and interesting manner
He has recently pointed out the results OF the
habit SO common among business men, OF
keeping the head constantly covered while
about their business. He says that you never
sac man lose q hair below where the hat
touches, which is statement not strictly
true. We have often seen cases of badness
extending far below the line where the hat
touches the head There is no doubt, how
ever, that wearing of silk hats tends to pro-
mote badness. We do not pretend to explain
the fact, but we think experience sufficiently
demonstrates it.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-12-31

TIE ALDLNs, while issued with All ara re,,1.~s,
has more Of the temporary fpev Interest chs
e Of ordinary periodicals # is an elegant miscellany
OF pictures the specimens Of artistic N b
ana WHITE Although each succeeding number affords
to s friends the real and beauty Of
dLDlnE VIII be most appreciated AFTER 1t has been
oound up at the close Of the year While other publi
caons may claim superior cheapness as compared with
original conception--aohe aud unapproached-abso-
uIey without competition in price or character The
posstssor OF complete volume duplicate the
quantity OF fine paper and engavngs in any other shape
% number OF volumes far ten times lis cox and hen Acre
bexJ
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MISCELLANY.

Miss SLUMM's Boy.--Even the best Sunday
school scholars sometimes are SO interested II
earthly things that the spiritual meaning Of
their lessons escapes them. There was Miss
Slumm's smartest boy They were studying
the history Of Solomon, and Miss Slumm
wanted to show that, in spite of all his splen-
dor and wisdom, his lapse into idolatry IN DE
old age left him without the purc religious
devotion neodful to perfect peace 90 '''''
Slumm said: "And now, William, coio"'o"
had more wisdom and knowledge .na" 10y
one else in the world be was far ricner '"''"
any other King he had built the moS' mag
nificent temple that was ever seen "e 80
in = ooroeous palace he had fine clothes ana
horses and chariots and thousands oi Servants,
and all the other monarchs OF the EARN iookea
unon him with admiration and envy. ana
vet be was not perfectly happy. lie needed
b,,t ono thing to give him absolute content !
,,.nt and felicity and what do you think 1t a
,rss williamp" William paused for mo- +,
,ne,t and then suddenly exclaimed, $
>, Miss Slumm said, "And what was
;t9s "Why he wanted to learn how to c.
,.h;stlo nm his fingers" Then William all at n
,nce went down to the foot of the class. lie D
,ad been putting in his spare time during the .
week practicing that musical ac- g.
and he thought Solomon &c
ertainly must have warnings in the same :
Erection.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-12-31

The Members of Congress from this State
are as follows: Senators, Frederick I. FIRE.
linghuyscn and John P. Stockholm Represen-
tatives, John w. Hazelton, of the First Dis
trict; Samuel A. Dobbins, of the Second {;
Amos Clark, Jr., Of the Third Robert
Hamilton, of the Fourth Marcus L. Ward,
of the Fifth William Walter Phelps, of the
All of these Representatives are new, except
Mr.. Hazelton, and all arc Republicans except
one, Mr.. Hamilton.
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THE SUM.
WEEKLY. sEMI-wEEKLY. AND DAILY.


Is THE WEEKLY sun is too widely known to requir
~ any extended Recommendation but the reasons "hie
have aIrcady given IL fifty thousand subscribers, an
which will hope, give Il many thousands more ar
| briefly follows: -. A.,
n Il a Grst-rate newspaper. All the Of the IN,
will he found In IT, condensed when unimportahl ~ Iu
length when Of moment, and always presented N
clear, Ineligible, and interesting manner
IL Is rst-ratc paper full ofenfcraining ana iistIc
tive reading of every kind but containing nothhs ta
ca offend the most delicate and scrupilons taste
1t Is frst-ratc story paper Inc Dest ta,s III" ~"
mances Of current literature are cafeiuy ""u
legiabiy printed In its ages.
1t Is rst-rate agricultural paper Inc most iresn ana
instructive articles agricultural topics regular! up
pear In this department
II Is an independent political paper belonging TO no
party and wearing no collar 1t fights for the principle
and for The ELECTION the hest To offce IL es-
pscaliy deyotcs energies to the exposure oil the great
corrfons that now weaken and disgrace our country,
and threfen to undermine republican institutions alto
gcther. II has fear OF knayes, anu ASKS no iaNors
II reports tie fashions for thu ladies and the markets
for the man especially the catlc-markets to which 1t
pays particular attention.
Finally It is the cheapest paper published One dollar
year will IL for any subscriber. III Is not
necessary to get up club In order TO have TIE
WEEKLY Sun at this rate Any one who sends a
singlc dollar will get the paper for year.
We have no travelling agents.
THE WEEKLY SUNLIGHT pages, ffty-six
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THE SE1fI-WIEKLY SUy.-samo size as the
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Address, THE SUM-" New Fork City
Nov. 5th. ls73.-6t
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At recent meeting Of the British Asso,

At q recent meeting of the British Associ-
alton, one of the ruled speculum plates of
Professor Rutherford, of New York, $500
lines to the inch, was exhibited by Mr.. Nor
mon Lockyer, who stated that in the spectre
scope It gave the same amount Of dispersion
as a train of twenty or thirty glass prisms.-
By its aid movements of the suns atmos-
phere as slow as five minutes per second could
be measured
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-12-31

Iceland goes ahead of every other part of
this side of the planet in celebrations. This
island celebrates not her centenary, but her
millenary, in 1874. The first settlement in
the country was made in S74, near the pres
ent capital, Reykjavik, and the people pro-
pose to recognize the one thousandth anniver-
sary of the event by grand jolliiication.-
Happy people.
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The trial of ex-Mayor Oakley Hall, one of
the leading and most astate members of the
Tammany Ring, has commenced. He is
charged with curruptly auditing the outra-
geous bills of some of the other scoundrcls.
Wecan conceive Of only two reasons why a
man should audit such glaring frauds as these
bills were either that he was a fool or q
knave. And everybody knows that ex-Mayol
Hall is fool.
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"Happy is the country that has no his
tory" as the schoolboy said on being logged
the third time for not knowing who war
Henry Wis wife.
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ART DEPARTMENT 1s74

Quantity Of hnc paper and engravngs any other shape
are the ch7oDios besides
ART DEPARTMENT, 1874.
The illustrations of THE ALDINE have won a world
vide reputation aud in the art centres Of Europe il is
highest Perfection attained The common prejudice
educate, 'sei plates Is rapidly yielding to more
adyanages Of superior artistic quality with greater fsc
" u PRODUCTION The wood-cuts of THE zLDIxEpos-
costly steel plate while they afford better rendering OF
the artists original
To fully realize the wonderful work which THE Al
DiN doing for the of art culture in Amer5ca
Is only necessary to consider the to tbs people OF
any aeccn representations of the productions of
In addition 70 designs by the members of the National
Academy ana other noted American artists THE Al
DINE will reproduce examples of the hest freicn mast
ers selected with view to the highest artistic success
THE ALDIN will at trining cost enoy in HI orr
home the pleasures and refining Influences Of true
Moran and J. u. Woodward. -
The Christmas issue for 1874 viii contain special de-
signs appropriate the season. by best artists and
will surpass In attractions any of its predecessors
PREMIUM FOR 1874.
Every subscriber to THE ALDINE for the year 1874
will receive a pair of chromos. The original pictures
were painted in oil for the publishers Of THE ALDINE
by Thomas Moran, whose great Colorado picture was
purchased by Congress for ten thousand dollars The
subjects Were ehoss to represent THE East and "he
Hampshirc the other gives The Cliffs of Green River,
Wyoming Territory The difference in the nature of the
scenes themselves is pleasing contrast, and affords
good display Of the artists scope and coloring The
chromos each worked from thirty distinct plates and
the originals The presentation of worthy example Of
Americas greatest landscape painter the subscribers
and its successful realization afesed by the following
testimonial over the signature q Mr. Moran himself
Messrs. JAMES SrTToN < Go.
Gemlemen,-I am delighted with the proofs in color "
sensations by mechansa process Of the original paint
ings Very respectfully,
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L. w. FROST, President.
]. P. ROGERS, Secretary.
JOS. L. ToPHAN, Manager for New Jersey.
EDWARD II. HOLCoMBE,
Agent Lambertville, n. J.
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w. II. SCHENK, NJ. D.,
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CY- A full variety of Initiel and Tinted
Paper, Envelopes, &c, at Robbins & Severns'
Lambertville, N.J.r and New Hope, Pa.
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Quills-things taken from the pinions Of one
goose to spread the opinions of another.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 80, 1873.
CLEARED.

via Queensown-John q Dale
steamship Rotterdam Dutch, Hues Rotterdam
Funch, Edye &c.
Steamship City OF Galveston, Evans, New Orleans-c
II Mallory Il Co
Steamship Georgia, Crowen, Charleston-H r Morgan d
Co.
steamship Metropolis, Nickerson Wilmington NC
Lorlard Steamship Co.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Brakeman Norfolk City Point
and Rchmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
ship Semramis. derrish, Genoa ana Leghornv-Pray
Dickens.
Ship ventus, Theopald, Borueaux-snow Burgess.
Bark Antonio QtaD, Caidru. Queenstown &c-slocovich
chant 4 Co.
BARK Gactano, Carson, Gcnoa-J B Phillips Son.
Bark Lady Agnes (Br), Friend New Zealand-R
Bark Jeanne (Br), Hines, Montevideo-w II Hughes
Bark Haze Hooper, Galveston-E Stackpole.
Brig wesley d seymour tBrJ, Spcer London-J Whit
ney Co.
Brig segettario Aus, rornansch, Cork or Falmouth
Slocovch Co.
Brig Cessna Ger, Balwin, Dantzig-C Tobias L Co.
Brig Margaretha Banca Ger, Skorka, Danzig-Funch,
Brig ASHER tBr), Roberts st Johns NJ
6Brg Alpha (Br, Burke, Port Medway-Miller Hough-
ton.
schr Adriano sp), Padron Santa cruz-w peForest
Co
schr Sarita (Br), Brown Truxillo-Leaycraft 4 Co.
Schr Laura Pride Br) Alexander Curacoa-Brett, Son
Co.
schr Israel Snow, Hatch, ST Pierre-H A vatable a
Son
schr s.A Paine. Martin, 81 Pierre-B J weinberg
Schr Mary Louisa, Gaskili, Washington, NC-Zophar
schr NJ W (Br), williams, Elizabcthport-Jed Frye 4
Co.
schr Clara Jane, Gamson saco-Jed Frye Co.
steamer Bddie. Alexander. Phiiadeiphia--Wm
Clyde A Co.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AN
HEnALD MHIrESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

Steamship Java (Br MARVIN, Liverpool July 49, via
Queenstown 10Th with ndse and lOl passcngers to q
Franckiyn July - lat ~ 20 y, lon 20 W. passed ship
Richard III from Liverpool tor Philadelphia; 9th, lat
lat ~ 70 ~ Ion bS 70 W, National amer bound east
Steamship Manhattan (Br), Price, Liverpool July 16,
with mdse and "a passengers William Guion,
July X lat "a % ION 355g passed bark sunbeam, bound
Steamship Great Western (Br). stamper Bristol July
10, with mdse and lof passengers 10 Morgnns Sons
July u lat ~ ~ Ion y ~, passed steamship Richmond
lound west 29th, on Georges Banks passed fishing schr
Mark No TO; same date, lat 10 ~ 67 park Wood
land bound west; same time brig Halifax. for Halifax.
Steamoshp virgins tbr); sader, glasgow July ls VIA
Larne 18TH, with mde and &c passengers Austin Bald
win A Co. -
steamship Easily Dr), Duder sydney, CB, s days. with
coal and passenger TO & swain Son: vessel to
Steamship San Salvador. Nickerson Savannah July
70, with fndse and passen myers 10 w " Garrison.
steamship Florida, Mitchell Savannah July 26l with
Evs ebnsos lS e TO Lcwden July 70 SPOKE Br,g
Steamship Fanita, Doane, PhiladelpbIa with mdse TO
the Loriuard stcamshipC Co Wv
snip RED Gauntlet got Liverpool, Swan Calcutta and
sand Heads March 2oth, with mdse 10 j. ID Wood. Had
strong westerly gales on inc Cane ~, Good Hone for 10
days. May 25 lat ~ 30 - % smoke bark La Serena
tBrl. nom Cochin Tor Liverpool. 6S days out
snip cohn bryaht Baker Mazatlan l42 days with log
wo9o 10 geo Howes Go. June lat "A 30 ~ Ion 20 Is W,
spoke ship Highlander from san FRANCISCO for Liver
:, Bark British Crown tof Plymouth r,. Andre, Padans
macn - WIN conee 10 order; vessel master May s.
~ zyN lon 30 l., had gsry heavy gale With very
high sea, which intervals npieicIy 6ed the decks
Ihis weather continued until the 18th In lat 81 So Ion
~ igth laf 70 ; lon H. had heavy gale ship hove
a heavy sguaii, which threw her on her beam ends,
where she lay for four hours when we ciewed up the
maintopsail 10 rght the ship; Law TOO under
Teeiee H'iszea stsysaiL apd lib bent ioy Storm