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The LONG BRANCH RACEs-After the close
OF Our report by telegraph of the Long Branch
races yesterday, the thiJd race was won for the
Robin stakes; value 81 900 added to sweepstakes
OF $50 each, p. p, for colts and rllies foals of
1870; the secand to receive $500, the third 100;
TWO miles. There we're twenty-seven entries
Five started. The race was won by Tom Bow
ling in 3:i2, beating Stewards CHI. T. second one
Of Withers' entries third, and Lizzie Lucus and
another of Withers entries.
The fourth race was for the Consolation ham
dicap purse of 800, for beaten horse, all ages
one and a half miles. There were nine entries
Seven started. GOlitza won in 2:43I beating
Galway second, Tabitha third, Mart Jordon,
Cofee's Lightning colt, Warllke and Jones'
b. I.
The fifth race, two starters-Survivor and
Aerolite. The race was won easily by Suryi-
vOr, in 146. The directory consider this their
most successful meeting. They have decided to
hold a three days meeting, commencing An
gust II.
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Crispin Convention.

BOSTON, July pa convention of shoe
makers and members of the Crispin order is
being held to consider the necessity of organiza-
uon for self protection. Some speakers repre-
sent that the order is breaking up: that there is
hardly single lodge working in the state at
present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-22

ATTEMPTED MURDER BY DISCARDED
LovER-Ysry Fitzgerald, a young widow living
in Central Pals, II. l., having declined an Offer
OF marriage from one Joseph Fitzgerald, a
brother of her late husband, Fitzgerald at
tempted, a Few days since, TO plunge q knife
into her heart at her mothers residence The
struggle was long and desperate one, but she
managed TO obtain possession Of the knife and
by her screaming summoned assistance Fitx-
gerald was secured with great Difficulty and
lodged in Jail. The girl, though not injured
is Frustrated by the shock to her nervous
system.
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Trial Trim.

PHrLADELPHIA, July 22.-ihe new steamship
Ohio, the second Of the American line, started
this morning on trial trip. Her passage along
the river front was witnessed by crowds and
greeted with cheers from the company's wharf,
and whistles from all steam vessels encoun-
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The Father Of Betsey LIoyd King.

BusTcs, j llv 20. I. Gray, OF HYDE Park,
left for New York last night In company with
Isaac b. King, the father of Betsey LLOYD
King, the alleged murderess of Goodrich. MIR
Gray acts as counsel in the case.
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A Love Row-Joseph O. Cloud started yes
trrday to row from Philadelphia to New Orleans.
He will not leave the water except to cross tho
Allegheny mountains. After going through the
canals and rivers to their eastern base, his boat
viii be carried over the mountains and placed
on the Ohio river, which he will follow to the
Mississippi, and 20 on to his destination. He is
hot to sleep on shore, and IL to live In his boat
fair compensation for his labor. y
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In the Spanish Cortes.

MADRID, j lly 22.-In the COrtes last night a
motion to Ger sure the government for its decree
declaring the insurgent crews OF the Spanish
frigates at Csrthagena pirates was rejected by
vote of ITO I D 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-22

SAMUEL j. RANDALL, the head and the front
Of the Pennsylvania democracy, has left Phila-
IL Is SAID. of holding party consultation. Bed
ford Springs was favorite hob-nobbing place
for the late President Buchanan. He had q
there.-E Y. Herald.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-22

THE CATHOLIC yARnERs Of the west are or
sanizing oranges OF their own TO cooperate
taken because Catholics cannot join any secret
society.
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A BAD MAN AT LARGK.-One of the prisoners
who recently escaped from Jail It Riverhead is
Joseph Gerard. He went to the house where
his wife was living and called her up. when
she opened the door he grabbed her and began
dragging her towards a pond, saving he was
about to drown her. Her cries aroused the
neighbors, and Gerard fed. Soon Afterwards
be was seen at Waling river attempting to steal
. boat. He was pursued, and several shots
were fred at him, but he escaped. He dropped
q satcheI containing a sheath knife, clothing,
and Q Bible.-A p. San.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-22

INTERNAL REvENUK.-The receipts from this
source to-day were $50, 1851.
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REPRESENTATIVE JEwRTr, Of Ohio, the
Ohio State Journal says. has not drawn salary
on his present term as Congressman, as was re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-22

Exoung fslleys On limited nlariAs, vhed.-
enc can hys N HWY fel AZ Sspts { az.
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AQUATIcs EXTRAORDINARY - Wadsso N
East Rirer at Ner York city.-The East river
sports yesterday surpassed anything vet wit
messed in the swimming line. From noon until
late at night the whole river from 5ith to 10th
street, was one scene of continued endowment.
AT O'Clock ,. m. one of the most ertraordi-
stripped of at the foot of Goth street and East
river, and, putting on each n life preserver
walked unceremoniously into the river and sue
ceeded in crossing IL without much apparent
difficulty. Mr.. William r. Wolff took basket
OF refreshments on his arm and shared, in pic
me style, with his companions, in the center OF
the river; Mr.. Charles Heyse kept on all his
clothes, and showed himself perfectly indiffer-
ent during the trial. The whole party as they
waded along through the deep waters of the
river TO Blackwell's Island smoked drank aud
ate sandwiches. The large crowds of people
on both sides of the river eniOyed the scene 10
an exciting degree, laughing and cheering
throughout. Most OF the adVenturers did not
know how 10 swim, but had only to keep hold
OF the hands of their companions. The life
preserver was made in the form of a vest and
padded with corks-N. y. Herald. Jaly2I.
NED BuNTLrNE's RIoT.-The cases against
Edward 4. Z. Judson (''Ned Buntline,F y for
assault 10 Kill and rioting, growing out OF his
acton in the election riots in the first ward in
le52, were called up in the Criminal court yes
teIday. Buntline was something of a know
Tothing, and led on a crowd which went down
to clean out the Odd Dutch" He was m
dicted by the grand jury which investigated the
rot, but nothing wac done until last winter,
Mben be was playing with Buffalo Bill and
Texas Jack, at Wskefeld1s Grand OPERA House
Colonel Normile had just come into the Office OF
Circuit Attorney, and hearing OF these old in
dlctments, had them served on the veteran
novelist. lie was arrested, but released on
bonds of $500 In each case, Charles ). Greeley
becoming security. The cases were continued
several times, but when Colonel Normile went
away, he left no instructions regarding them
and when they came up yesterday. there was
nothing TO do but declare the bonds forfeited
Buntline is supposed 20 be somewhere on the
.1afa 49,. Al A.
novel, but nobody knows exactly where's.
LOus Times, July 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-22

REAR ADMIRAL POWELL is in the city sick,
and not at Saratoga Springs, as enormously
reported.
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In REGARD TO THE YLINe by the woman,s
Field and others, calling them old maids. the
Rochester Democrat says: 1--WE shall venture
no REMARKS - TO the Age Of the other ladies
mentioned, but Hio Field and Mis- Dodee, 90
old, and have been for twenty years back
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-22

COAL To Go HIGHER NET.-The coal trade
Tor the past week has been without special
feature. The demand is steady and regular
and prices in the main are unchanged. 1t il
already given out that further advance of
ten cents per ton will be made on coal on the
LIST OF August by the great companies in the
combination controlling the trade, another
evidence that prices of coal to consumers will
lot be permitted to decline. The newly inauR-
urated system OF moderately advancing prices
from month TO month, as the season progresses.
Is generally accepted by consumers as a fixed
policy, and one that will be adhered TO, at least
Tor this season, aud probably in all the future,
present A steady movement of tonnage for
the remainder OF the season is necessary 20
bring forward tie same amount of coal as came
TO Underwater last year. Should the estimated
annual increase of ten per cent. be required,
the trade will be very active for the Remaining
months of the year, and prices probably higher.
Phfld. LEDGER,
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The FOLLOWING APPoINTMRNT was to-day
received at the Executive Office for record
silas Reed, surveyor general for Wyoming
territory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-22

SECOND LIEUT.. STEPHEN p. JoCELYN, 2lst
infantry, has been appointed first lieutenant
to fill the vacancy caused by the killing by
Modocs Of First Lieut.. VIM. L. Sherwood
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-22

GEN. o. f. BABCOCK, the Presidents private
secretary, arrived in the city this morning from
Long Branch. The President will not return to
Washington this week.
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GEO. Ii. WILLIAMS.

ARREST OF A RUSSIAN
Pitt, a Russian deserter, j
Deputy Marshal Stephens
arrested yesterday morning
Crowley in a brick-yard, al
where he had obtained empl
of Russians employed in
desperate attempt at a resc
by the determined demeanC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-22

+. CLARENCE THoRnLEY eldest son Of DR..
John Thornley,, surgeon in he U. S. navy, re-
siding In Charlottesville, Va, accidentally shot
himself last night and died Immediately.
1rA man was fined s25 q: Galena, lately for
''wanting to whip everybod. :"
~International postal CT DIS. Why not?
~Portland, Oregon, has q lady candidate
for mayor. f'---t...'.. .Fr.
N:Dark eyes and lemonadeo are the Per-
slams heaven.
IThe worship Of Bacchus costs SO time
at Salt Lake.
s0Portland, Oregon, has female boat club
for q social ripple.
~Ex-Gov. Colby, Of New Hampshire, died
In Concord on Sunday night.
Isaac Logan was stabbed and killed with
. pitch-fork yesterday by fellow held laborer
ct Linden, Union county, N. j. -.
nIIowa farmers complain OF q scarcity of
laborers. Three dollars . day win not bring
them help enough to attend to their crops. And
yet the cities are fun Of idlers.
0An oficial dispatch received at Havana
from Santiago de Cuba announces q heavy en-
Gagenent with the insurgents. No particulars
have been received.
~At the Loud0un county, Va, republican
convention, held ct Hamilton on Sstneday lsst
Col. s. e. Chamberlin, Clinton Lloyd. James
n. Hoge, and r. T. white were elected del e.
LynsAbug. Va, July %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-22

JUDGE j. j. MARTIN, Sixth Auditor, arrived
in this city from Winchester, Va, last evening
but leaves for that point again this evening
His child is somewhat better, but is still dan
gerOusly ill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-22

HEADQUARTERS Of the military department
of the Gulf will after the Goth be Temporarily
removed from New Orleans to Holly Springs,
Miss
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The Brooklyn Trust Company DefaI.
cation.


- lid r p MILE COMMIT sUICTDEg
The latest ? Imors concerning the defalcation
OF Mills with the funds of the BROOKLYN Trust
company place the amount between $50 600
and 100000. Last Friday and SATURDAY. Mills
stated to his son he felt worried about his ac-
count in the trust-tbat it was oyerdrawn, His
son then said to him, "Father YOU hal better
attend 70 that at once; something might happen
70 you" he replied, an look into il right
away He accordingly made arrangements
with capita, st, relative, for a loan to cover
the account " It'll the trust company, which was
to have been negotiated Tnesdl y, the day of lis
death. Is against the theory of suicide the
real estate agents of the deceased say that one
hour before he left for COncy island Mills agreed
10 contract to finish houses which had come into
his possession ~ the failure OF their builder to
repay the money advanced: that Mr. Mills was
certainly as cheerful and as genial as he ever
scented. They transacted all the real estate
business for him, and say that from this source
Dir Mills income was Si4 900 per annurn. The
value of his real estate is put at S473.O0l in
Guiding mortgages aggregating Si36 O0g
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A BRUTAL MURDER.-Or Saturday night, in
bar room quarrel at Can ten, near McKees-
port, Penn, Thomas Glib. IN knocked down
John Coughley and jumped an his breast sew
eral times, crushing in Tree or four ribs,
which penetrated the b wells. Coughley's
death is momentsrily exI ,ted. Gibson es-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-22

VERY SERIOUS disturbance having occurred
among the marines at the Naval Academy, the
Secretary of the Navy for the better preserva-
ton of discipline has directed that a general
naval court martial be convened at Annapolis
to-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-22

AN ORDER was issued from the War depart
ment to-day dlsmissing from the United States
service I'd Lieut.. NJ. Frank Gallagher, "a infan-
try, who fred loaded revolver three times
at and killed discharged soldier in Spartans
bnrg, south carolina. The order was issued in
approval of the sentence of a court martial.
The officer will be turned over to the ciyil
authorities and be arraigned for murder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-22

. SUSPENDED AND APPoINTED.-Hiram La
than, surveyor general for the territory of
Wyoming, has been suspended, and Silas Reed,
of wyoming, appointed in his stead Fellows
ID. Pease, agent for the Indians of the Crow
agency, has been suspended, and James Wright
formerly superintendent of Indian affairs for
Montana, Amounted in his stead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-22

DESERTER.-ohn
| pursuit of whom
4 lost his life, was
~ Deputy Marshal
south River, N. D.,
yment. A number
the yard made a
}, but were cowed
of the marshal.
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS, &c

EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS, &c.
THE EXCURSION OF THE wEsLEYOHAPEL
y choir AND SABBATH IT,
JUL 2Sth VI" Ths s s.e. psee
Will leave her wharf, foot of It'll street. at O'clock
will proceed to GlymoHt, landing such Of the pas,
down the river forty or fifty miles from washington
and land IL possible at some convenisps place saw
Lyerpool Point After remaining there short
Mh1le the boat Will return to GlymOnt, and the
EhcuislOn party will remain at that place about
1w ao hogrs, leaving In time to reach home about
youths between u and ~ years of age, so cents;
and children, rs cents. No children admitted nm
accompanied BY parents or guardians. Tickets for
store of Nsrren ChOate Il Co.. gI1 PrunsyIysnia
avenue, Vernon Row. Number of tickets lin
l'ed. Jy2l-6t
GRAND SELECT EXCURSION
GEORGETOwN HiBERNi,Ns To ST mi.
GOES, POINT LOOKOUT AND
CHESAPEAKE BAY,
aHea EAp2 6F AHT HE ID MI ist leave Hsn
street " harf at 7 p; m sharp, aud 9th IT,
mr,i,, wharf b, at 10 3 m, returning :
Band has be- engaged for the occasion The COM
ioyabie to all their fr ends and patrons Gentle
welcome. Tickets positively limited; 70 be had -
the members Of the committee, and at VIM Cary
High street. '
lylg2w DE-. ROBERTSON, Chairman.
'I'HE ICE MEMS ASSOCIATION
WILL GIVE THEIR N
FIRST ANNUAL PICNIC, laafA
Al SEVENTH STREET PARK,
49,. % THURSDAY, July 24TH.
Ickst., 90 Cents. jyIl-t25th~
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AT NEWPORT FOR THE SRAsoN.-The fol-
lowing members of the diplomatic corps are at
Newport for the season: Marquis de Noailles,
French minister: Admiral Bernabe, Spanish
minister; Count COTti, Italian ambassador;
Baron Brin. French legatiOn Baron Gutenberg
Russian envoy, and Count Kreutz, Russian en-
bassy; Henry Howard, English embassy; Comte
de Ganay, French legation; Maurice DelfOsse,
Belgian ambassador; NJ. Grip, Swedish EN-
bassy, and the Hon. lie Poer Trench, English
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P. s-THE LOWEST PRICE WILL BE
NAMED AT ONCE.
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SELLING OFF!

SELLING OFF, SELLING OFF
, 1873-09-17

important scientific oxpori,nout IL o1act-
ly wlat l expected 1t wolltt Eo
wcekB ago. It Ia u md thing FIR
mo, whom I thought TINT tho great dream
OF my llfo was about to bo roaltzCd, to behold
Ruch MI lngoriouB conclusion btt fool thct
no ula.no ca,i attnch to mo In tho mattcr, and
that oil impartial pnblio will only b1nmo mo for
mt having abandoned tho enterprise long ago.
porhars am to blamo In this respect, but 1t waa
al least IN nnablo wcaknosa to hold OIL until
tho last minute in tho hopo TINT tho balloon
might provo capable Of making crcdiahlo
start, oyon 1t 1t ended ita career md miro
by lotting mo down In tho middle OF tho
Atlantic. Ocean. bIy faith in my tile
ory OF groat caBtorly current 10
nov Us strong aB 1t over wnn for 1t IL based upon
positive Bcionlto faots. 1 n,n really nov. III
have bccn ready for tho lnat thirty yours, to risk
ny lfe ~ attempting to cross tho Atlantic. All I
demand Is reliable air-Bhip. Had possessed tho
means would havo fitted ont ono long ago; but
tho lcannoas Of my purse. rather than my 1ack of
INCLINATION, las compelled ino to defer The
enterprise ~ n private adventnro. If I can
bo provided with pas-tight balloon Of tho
proper Dimensions will start to-1uurrow, or next
Hco, or next mouth, or Whenever tho airBiip is
rcady. do not wish to undertake Rucl M OK
pertinent as MI exhibition for nonoYmaking ;
on the contrary, am bitterly opposed to eyen
IN appearance Of cllarlataniam III connection
tttlo fact. and II another attempt IL mado to start
balloon upon a voyage aotoss tho Atlantic,
moAt sincerely hope thnt 1t will bo dono soboll ",
adviBctlly, aud without any attempts to mako
the expedition q money-l1a1ilng NiTnir, hnco d
moro pccuninry enterprise m,tst inevitably cnuso
embarrassment, which will imperiI tho SUCCESS
Of scientific experiment JOHN WISE.
, 1873-09-17
Prof. Wise states Gpis Case.

70 the Editor Gf the Hctp FORK Herald:
AZ my natne has been prominently mentioned
III the public prints fur numbers of weeks paHt
i'll connection with the bal1on built by the Daily
Graphic Company for tho ostenAiblo purpose Of
attempting to croHs tho Atlantic, feel that JUS
tce to myself, no loss than those who havo Lon-
orcd mo With their confidence, requires that I
shall explain tho reaHonH Of my withdrawal
from tho Graphio's enterprise. nm an en-
thusiast, but not q moro thcorist, and my cal
culntionn OF the probabilities Of tho SUCCESS
fu! transit Of tho Atlantic in balloon arc
basod upon careful observations Of the
upper atmosphere oxtonding over poriod OF
nearly forty years. I have mover underestimate
ed tlo risks which must 10 run by any ono who
wonll undertake to demonstrate tho Feasibility
OF crossing tho Atlantic in q balloon; on the
contrary, lnye calculated. 80 far 40 1t IL prac-
ticablo to do I'd, all tho chances OF failure. Un-
experiment in al, ,lntriod ono butt bolioye now.
aH have lolleyoa for moro than twonty yours,
that the probabilities are largely in favor OF Huc
sGs RrS'9a S pan FepsFy eo"s
cover CO y tho Now World. iIo would hayo boon a
fool had ho started in rotten and leaky sl,ir.
1 may bo miatason in my theories, but do not
think a1n, mud a.u not d fool in o1ldeayoring
to give them practical tost. would 10 q fool
it was to ATTEMPT yoyayo In q rotten balloon.
Graphio Company agreed to furnish me with
woll-conhtrucfod gaB-tight balloon. They
did not do 10, a.nl that tho proposed
expedition 10 failure Is their fault and
not nlne, Tho Graphic balloon was not con-
btruutod Of tho n,atorlal I suggested nor In the
manner suggested. l had no control over it,
nv functions boing merely advisory. On tho
contrary, my advice, basvl OIL many yoars' expo
riouco az IN aoronaut, was diBrogart1ad ut
eyory point, md, although have hoped aga!nst
Aopo up to tho !ua! lnousont, tho unhappy 1nalo
, 1873-09-17

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En!ht!ol1n, o1 "hEn tne n'iM"ukos ~ ~.
ianl noun, ~ 1ns stato, tllo ,1alnusoa ptllnmcs
-nnu ~ 5uai.nG5 ti,o acroaseu rae On no n1o-
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iu!pu i,n ~ lnn ~ st. raan,.,to a,,d H..
Ens' ~ @ at'o5 VI @ ,ssua i tSi's', astrrn %,,, ."as
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HILL Mite m .e .ny 1 A w. ~ nI tn, 1thn thn '," ,n".
r;nas6t ~ ~ H. H. ot;,ra,,r"n w" T. n pnmi onrpoI
80, =, ~ ~. ,au 'ann Il eor,aIn,v
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moaa ~ ~ in,ron"o hyin6ua NJ
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A1H. 1s72, 2,.....,,,, s7i,s00 incleaso 2l2U7i.
Hero IL mn errrcrn,n iucrooso Of aass AMI for
thu simmer Of lS73 oyor tho summer Of 1s79.
tThc inrroaso M tia S1iwnul,cn WISCONSIN nnyn.
far nnlv fhroo monfhu ,ynnid a,nnn INV tLo ;,'..
tcrest IN m n,llitionn cnnjIal Of sfS qOo oi. Il
~ in feco of fhia cn1r,u,,I,a ncrcnsp al m,sness
md nf lin vn.t md ;unrons;,.r vnInmo ~ ro-
admits w1, II II nnnr;ur intn in cntrara of tl1o
Gnimponv Ihat ,hov nov conan;rc witI, other
conr3a1,na tn ox.nrt from fho ,rn1uccrs of tnta
Stats an nycratro incrcaso Of IL nor cont
, 1873-09-17

Our reporters interview with tho representa-
tlyos of several leading railroad lues, aud espc-
CHILLY with 0onoral- Managos Merrill, on tho sub
loct OF tho proposed advance Of Q conts III tbs
Freight 1ae on woa w y" fosa wit" ga1 m
threo railway companies in lI,:s staso-tt,e Mil
waukee Il st. Paul. tho Wnona Il IT. retor or
Chicago & Northwestern, und tho West Wfoon-
Bn arc III tlo combination for tie 3-cont rnse--
while III gratifying contrast to this rapaoouaa
peromptorly rejected all oycftures to joln this
conspiracy against the producing jnterehta Of
Minnesota. We regret to say thu! Mr.. Merrill
eylncod no disposition to recede from tho extor-
, 1873-09-17

NT APIEWoOD. INSTITUTE fon YOUNG Ia.
ldtos Pttetlcd, Mass. Known fur thirty ycars for its
sqposur f1estcs end raro boauty Of loca9n. hsv O.
, 1873-09-17
COBURN
Medical Institute,

rs and ~ South ClarE'st SoFn0F MoNtSo UhleaEo:
tsoatnsnt nu oare n Al forms ol chronlo auA special
dispasca in bn so.ts. Ihs Institute s unqae.tionably
Diseases. Dr Cohnrn is regular graduate ot mcolns.
Wild ns.i Na+ hau ,ro experienced IL ho rciltsn iii
private deuas than any r,ysicinm II Ohcago Yaupg
of and or'na!unt nprn At TIL hands 1f Dr. Gnhnrn.
sn p s nis n" m a' Sa 1SnHn
J. u CuHUlS, IL anH IL h"uih CMrks., Eh,eax". III.
All ooni1pnial. uncJ hours: L. tuH .. sunday.