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THE FIRE RECORD.
IN JACKSON, TENN.-sEvERAL LARGE BUILDINGS
DESTROYED.

IN JACKSON, TENN.-sEvERAL LARGE BUILDINGS
DESTROYED.
JACKSON, Tenn, July 2.-A disastrous fire
broke out here ct o'clock on Sunday morning, orig
mating the cellar Of building the OF La
fayette and Market-ss Before the fire got under
control 1t had destroyed Rosenbergs saloon, Ganters
variety store. Culens cigar store, the PostOce The
Whg and Tribune office, Samuels tobacco store, OCon
nor Brothers dry goods and leather stores, Wrights
saddlery Fredbachs dry goods store, Keith Yinoents
dry goods store Baum tobacco store and some smaller
stores. Many OF the buildings destroyed were small.
The following the principal losers on buildings: Ii.
King three buildings, valued at $4,000 insured In the
Imperial of London for IS 900 and In tho Homo OF Geor
a $780, D. Mason. two threestoTy brick stores. val
ued s2oG insured in the Imperial Of London for 900
and in the Mississippi Valley Of Memphis for
$1,000 W. g. Galway. two small buildings, valued at
IS OO no insurance The losses stocks Wing and
Tribune total loss insurance John B. Ganter $1,000
insured In Hartford, Franklin OF Philadelphia and
Niagara. for q, 200 each; Rosenberg (where the IRE
orignated loss unknown, insured in the Royal Of Lon
don for 81 OOo and in tho Mississippi Valley for 81 900
James OConnor Bro, $4,000 insured In the Imperial
OF London and Home Of New York. for 900 each Noel
Wright IS OOo insured in the Franklin OF Philadelphia
and the Hartford, for 200 each l. Fredbach. ST 900
alf savedl, insured in the Hartford, and Home OF New
York. for 5000 each Planters OF Memphis, OoO Impe
rial sIOO Keith vincents stock amounted to $4,000,
nearly all Of which was saved insured for 5000 There
are also number OF small losses The Wig aud Tribune
loses on bnildng over $4,000, which there is n
surance about OOO The entire stock in the burned
stores is estimated at 0O0 which there Is nsur
ance Of t23,OOo
IN PnILADELPHTA-L0sS $1,000.
PHILADELPHIA, July 21.--This morning a fire
occurred at extensive at Twenty first
aud Caliow whists., known the Industrial Works."
owned by Bement & Son. The buildings occupy the
entire block extending from Twentieth to Twenty first
st. and from Caowhill TO wlllowst. The fire occurred
In the Oundery which stands in the center Of tho main
block OF buildings, and originated in the core oven
where number OF for hollow castings were being
baked The interior OF the foundey was badly damaged
the roof was almost destroyed and number OF core
bOxes aud patterns for large castings burned Tho loss
is about $751; coo the insurance Ia $4,000.
IN PRovIDESCE-Loss $4,000
PROVIDENCE, July 21.-A fire early this morn
ing on the premises OF the Providence Iron Company
Indast partially destroyed the COmpanys sorerooms,
filed with nails The estimated at $4,000 covered
by insurance the Home OF New-IOrk, Htna, Brewers
OF Milwaukee, and Queens Insurance Company.
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YACHTING.

LOSS OF ALDERMAN VAN sCHAICK's YACHT.
The schooner yacht Jessie, belonging to AL
derman Van Schaick, who is in Europe, on the
beach at Coney Island the Ocean Hotel, at about
IL O'Clock on Sunday night and is likely to prove total
loss Tho captain and three were aboard at the
time having been ont sailing during the evening, but
were unable to l exactly how the accident was caused
She struck hard on the beach and was so deeply mbed
ded in the sand that tug which sent down yester
day for the purpose unable TO pull her off, though
she lay In six feet OF high tide The boat
badly damaged by the Bleaching and was being severely
battered Yesterday by strong surf which broke in
parts OF the sdos and bottom and wrenched the vessel
greatly 1t is believed that, should the waves Increase
much or storm arise, she will 20 TO pieces very
nuicklY Earnest efforts arc being made, however, to
saye the hull II possible and the masts and rigging
have been cut 10 facilitate TINS Inc jessie was
Yacht of about 80 feet length fitted with wire
rigging and was esteemed a very fine pleasure boat
THE BROOKLYN CLUB CRUISE.
The Yachts of the Brooklyn Club, now on
ts annual cruise left Glen Cove Saturday and an
ehored Saturday night in Huntington Bay On Sunday
they sailed for NewHaven and yesterday proceeded TO
West Haven where the members OF the cuo were hana
somely entertained. AT a. IN. this morning tue meet
will weigh anchor for NewLondon.
STATEN ISLAND YACHT FLEET EXCURSION
On Saturday next the whole Staten Island
Yacht feet will leave StapetOn. and sail to Cedar Grove
ON the South Beach, where they will anchor, and the
and have their annual days sport with chowder ana
-hakn
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all Notices Of Marriages mast be Endorsed Viih (sa
DIED.

BALLEU-Tn Washington, q. Juno H. 1873 Of ehoe sss.
Poeuce daughter George and CAEa Bsieu sgeS
mouths and Z days.
BULKLEY-N North Granville Washngtoa CO.. v, 90 Pndr,
July MARY vile Of Gen. Edward Bue In tue 18th VI bed
FuBeral on Tuesday, the 22l inst At O'Clock
GILDERSLBYE-At the residence Of her Chas Gdreve.
No 81 Cottage place, Sunday July 90 1873 Bas Giesssvs
aged 7S wears
The relatives inVie attend the aesx
services the RI Dutch Church tRey Dr. uu,opl. whusOa
square Tuesday sfernoon at O'Clock The remains will be takes
10 Greenwood on "Wednesday.
PUTNEY-At Cen Y July 90 Albert c. infant
Daniel and Elizabeth Putney. aged 6 weeks
Re sves aud friends are iuv 70 attend
Of his grandfather Henry Bisa rnesiay July 2 At 0oo
Carriages will be waiting Censre depot .nt
ofih lOiO a m traia from Grand Centnl Depot
RATHBUN-At Port Washington sunday morning.. July -
Benjamin Raobun aged 81 years.
Relatives friends respectfully invited 10 attend bis funeral
uesy Ju ~ from ST. stephens Chuch Forty snth ~ be-
tween Fiith aud sixth ayes., al o'clock
RIGGs-on Monday July 2l JOhn w Riggs d. The ooh year
OF his
Funeral rom his 657 DeKabve Brooklyn. Thar
DAY. At 30 Friends o the family invited 70 asssad Sh
out further notice
ZABRsKIRu F.ibH saturday July 10 Ida 6arVin infaas
daughter Of DE- john L. and bhia d. IAbnsAe.
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CHOLERA RAYAGEs.

CINCINNATI July 21.-Three deaths from
cholera were reported to-day.
COLUMBUS, July 21.-0ne person died from
cholera at the PeBitentiary to-day. A. W.
Chamberlin, sent hero weeks ago from Cuyahoes
County, under sentence for life for the murder OF
old at Solon. Is the fourth convict seutonced
to imprisonment for life that bas died In the past two
weeks.
Sr. LOUIS, July 21.-A dispatch from Louisiana. In
Northern Missouri, says eight deaths from cholera
CURED there between aud IA O'Clock last night and
great excitement prevails. Hundreds OF citizens
preparing leave place. The disease also said "
prevail at Troy Hannibal and other places In that part
Of the State.
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The Rev. Father Henry Myers, for many
years pastor OF st. Vincent Catholic Church. Bamore
died there yesterday morning.
Ex. Gov. Colby died in Concord on Sunday
evening, after several months sickness. He 80
years Of a;ye He leaves widow and three children.
The Rev. DIR. Guinzburg, q distinguished
Hebrew divine Of Boston. died. yesterday, el years
He had been sick for several weeks and leaves vita
and nine children.
Capt. Augustus Hatch, formerly of Chelsea,
Mass drowned BY the upsetting OF ssil-boat nc
Cow Bay, Cape Breton, the 18th inst He master
OF the brig Hattie b.. which at tina. port loading
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cR1MFs AND cAsuALrIEs-Rr rELEGRApm.

CRIMES AND CASUALITES-BY TELEGKAPH
John Davis of Friendship, Me-. committed su-
icie yesterday
AT CambridgepOrt, Mass. on Saturday. Jo-
hanna Qun committed suicide by taking ausnum Iniempehse To-
cited her.
John Layne, who murdered Joseph Lister in
Dyer County 27 Of J1ne last aud esospd cap
.ured last the OF the murder
Saturday night, in q bar-roOm quarrel at Cam
den the gahes River Thomas boa
knocked down John Coughy and inflicted fatal Injuries
him. Gibson escaped.
IF Clarence, eldest son of Dr. John ThOrnly.
Of the United States Navy redug Charot,ese Va
oientslT shot himself and died Immediately lie will bo Inferred In
Greenvoo Cd Cemetery, NewYork on Wednesday
LIN Boston, yesterday, John Collins. Francis
OIsr and John LsRery held FOR trial 81 800 bail Tor stab
binz Sunday charged with mnrierO-s
wnsoE jail In deaa Of s2OOOO bal
shads charged With nAnsanghtsr Of Thonss Aa
wa released bail
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FOREIGN NOTES.

The American Oriental Typographical Corps
have sailed from Alexandria. Egypt, their return
voyage TO the United States
A dinner was given at Richmond, England,
last night honor OF the Canadian remen who 10
participate in the Wimbledon contests. VscOunt Bury
presided.
The elections in Mexico are going on
quietly throughout the country. The Liberals claim
the election OF their candidates for Judges OF Supreme
Court and Attorney General.
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FOREIGN VIEWS.
THE REPUBLIC OF SPAIN.

The REPUBDlC Of SrEiN'
ASSASSINATION OF A MAYoR-IGUALADA SACKED BY
THE CARLRTS-CoMMITTER or SAFETY ORGAN
IzED AT BARCELONA.
MADRID. Monday. July a. 1873.
The Mayor of Albocacer, in Valencia, was
assassinated during local disturbance growing out OF
the recent elections
The Carlists have sacked and burned tho town OF
Igualada.
BAYoSSE. Monday, July a. 1878
The Carlist which just captured the town OF
Iguslada is under the command OF Don Aphonso, ana
comprises $500 infantry 200 cavalry and three pieces OF
artillery.
In consequence OF Carlst the municipal au
thoritios Of Barcelona have organized committee oil
safety and pressing into the service for local defense
all men between the ages OF 30 and 40 years.
BIARRITz, Monday, July 2i, 1873.
An attempt was made here, yesterday. to assassl-
nate Marshal SorranO while walking In the grounds Of
his villa. The assassin has been arrested.
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As usual Tom Bowling showed his customary obst
macy the post and delayed the start nearly half
hour Refusing 10 join his companions he dashed away
aud the bride breaking, Bobby Swim, hndlDg him
self unable control the horse slipped out Of the sadde
and had not I'd. Huested, his colOred groom, hung
persiseny to his neck, the horse would have broken
away and probably injured himself AS 1t
was. his stable attendant msnfulIy kept his
hold on him, and although dragged some dis
tance by the pungng horse he eventually brought him
under control This display Of temper made his back
ers lose confidence in the fayorte, but they had
chance OF hedging their bets, for Mr.. McGrath, his
owner called out 10 the starter Let him 90, however
far he may be behind That official obeyed the order
and when he gave the word. Tom Bowling
was ten lengths behind the leading horse
At the same moment bis martingae broke
and Bobby SWIM his jockey did not catch hold OF the
reins until his horse had got half way to the Club
house turn. Alice Mitchell was the first to show IN
rront with zzy second. Wthers pair next head
and head and the favorite behind In similar 70
that 10 which Harry Basset in his three year old
used 10 rush past his horses did Tom Bowling sweep
around his rivals the first fifty yards and before the
Clubhouse turn was rounded he was leading the whole
field two lengths display Of speed rarely witnessed
Tom American turf Almost before Il could be realized
the Bowling had increased his lead at the quarter TO 10
lengths, Cottrn and Doswells fllys running abreast
four lengths before Stoneheuge. on the backstretch
Tom Bowling increased his lead 10 20 lengths but,
at the half mile pole. Swim got pull on his horse
and allowed the others 10 reduce the great lead
ne had got 70 six lengths, AIce Mitch
Gil then neck before DOsweiPs MY
ano stonehenge four lengths behind the latter Tom
DoHhhg Kept four length Ia front along the lower
'S@ ~-~ ~ 40 81 sat, sLQ Rdes.4 N4yt ~ fiiiSE
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GOVERNMENT WEA THER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHlSGToN ID. C., Tuesday. July III u. IN. }
Synopsis for the past "a hours.

WAsHlNGToE, d. G.. Tuesday July I'll "a. m
Synopsis for He past "a hours.
The barometer has risen since Sunday even
ing throughout the country east OF the Mississippi
River has fallen decidedly I'm the Northwest, where
10 Is lowest. The temperature has risen slightly
throughout the Atlantic States, the upper lakes, and
Northwest; slight winds or calm and clear weather
generally reported from the Southern States
but local rains have fallen on tho coasts
clear weather, with light north and west winds prevails
the Middle and Eastern States tho Ohio Valley and
lower lakes clear weather with with fresh southerly
winds over the upper lakes and Northwest; brisk
sOutherly winds, with partly cloudy and threatening
weather, reported from Dakota.
Probabilities.
On Tuesday. for the Eastern, Cult and South Atlantic
States, rising barometer ami generally clear weather,
with local rains the immediate coasts. For ne Md
die aud Eastern States northeast riads higher temper
dhi-e, partly cloudy and clear lpediher.
die and Eastern states north west winds, higher tom
perature, partly cloudy, md clear weather.
For the lower lakes and Ohio Valley winds vccr 20
south aud east, with higher temperature aud clear or
partly cloudy weather
For the upper ates and North Wu9l falling uhr'm'tcr
lAgrcvs,g- sV4.US,Y Nt4.s. s4yUlI - pAts sNis"'
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CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO July 2oAruE-Rso 200; market hri, sctiyeS
sales of at 20 26dS3 O
good TeIans So l0e$4 7Oj 50 250S4 ls'
shipments 1000 bead ~
Hoes DAN and declined 15620c receipts. 900 hed s.ies
heavy assorted lots 81 50dst 7j closing vesk
good many gnsold shpments. $500 head.
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CHRRsH mARKBre.

Urea, n y July 2CHsNsThe market here od.V quite
offerings reached 900 bores Of which 5000 sold 90
G13c There sold 81 ~ he than any other eure.
eish factories BE The ruling figures lzs
9I2a,c Abont ffY factories represented
Pals 70s n dairy offered and sold Pct
price IL ; 1000 boIes Of oder-
and 900 boxes sold The extreme figures l9l3 number
the latter The majority OF ales made l2ss
Ql299l2sic the nrst two figures ruling.
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TIE CONSOLATION HANDICAP.

Golitza got away with such a strong lead that the
race from the start Galway. who started six
lengths behind him. chasing him hopelessly throughout
and only beaten length at the finish, despite the
ground he had to make up in the race. Tabitha fin
ished six lengths behind Galway and the rest unpaced
Time, 24sl.
FOURTH Handicap purse $400
all ages winners eIcludedi a miles
g PranlLu Gotls years. R Lexington, dam sehOttsch
Bruoss ch Galway years BY Concord Mandarin, So
p NeGf;iis & Tbitia ycii. By Tppsfny Grsei
SSoS Jordan year. BY Revolver
coEss. g. c BY Lightning dam jc:::mino Porter 81
Con'' b. BY Ben'on' dam ms sASs1 S
THE LAST RACE.
The last match for 81 900 between J. Cham
berin's bay colt Survivor and ]. c. Hares bay colt
Aeroie, mile dash. This hollow affair, for
Survivor took the lead and In carter by 20 lengths
Time. 1:46. This terminated the second Summer
meeting at Long Branch
YryrH RACE Match 81, 900; one mile
ThsIberns G Survivor BY yaPdule dam by Lexington
Tme-l:4e.
DEERFooT PARK RACING.
The DeerfoOt Park races, which were post
pOned Friday account of the weather took place
yesterday afternoon, large number OF the sporting
fraternity being present In the first for purses Of
5 to hrs $40 70 second, and $40 to third five horses
entered John CarroIls br e. Tom. E. s. Heards
&. Billy, Geo. wnghts 6. Village Maid, B. Maces
6. jim, and W. Ford's g. &. Rocky none Of which had
trotted inside of In addition to the class there
was three-mnute race for purse OF $50 for which
John II. Carros b. Billy, John Pnillpss b. School
Girl, E. II. Heards b. IN. Lady Kmpland, aud j. Den
toms b. m. Love wero entered
The three-mlnute horses School Girl and Lady Kimp-
land appeared In the hrst race, which was won by
School Girl in three straight heats.
In the second race between b. g. Billy e. m. Village
Maid. and < Billy, the first money by the
horse. the second money awarded to
the Maid, and the third 10 b. g. Billy, The following is
O summary Of both races:
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pASSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM GLAsGOW-iH ,esm,Atp Olympia Jqy 81 Miss Au.is
A. King. Patrick OCOunOr Maria fsngton, \ Ls
heuer Elizabeth Craig Minnie Orr Robt Wilson Rev j. G. D.s
lop Tbos. Robinson
R. wilder Sheldon White VIM Knox John Smith Wn Reeve, W
b. White J. D. Besie H. Phelan b. Bssde T. Parker Thom~
Shelton. s. s. Lewis ZschaAs b. Rarnnsou n Eomners
bscher Mrs aamOch, Ios Wilson j. Bowman ~ Jenrin n
Bastide, D. Carer.
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FRENCH POLITICS.
VERSAILLES. Monday July 81, 1873.

THE GOVERNMENT SUSTAINED BY LARGE MA
JORITY.
VERSAILLES, Monday July a. 1879
In the Assembly, this afternoon, Jules Favre
attacked the homo policy Of the Government. lie
wanted TO know why the Government, which punished
with severity the insulters Of the Assembly permitted
the journals insult President Theirs with impunity
He exposed and denounced the alliance between the
Monarchists and Bonapartsts. After scene Of great
disorder, vote Of confidence in the Government was
adopted by Yeas 2O Nays This large majority on
the OF the is regarded significant and Is
contrsted with the vote by which the present Govern
ment was called into being the oath Of May, when
President Theirs was defeated by only IA majority
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THREB-MISUTB CLASS.
SARATOGA RACES.

SARATOGA, July 21.-The Saratoga Races will
positively begin Thursday, July a. There will be
postponement except be account Of the weather
For the Trsvers Stakes, en- Thursday, Merodoc, Tom
Bowling Springbok Strachino, Breadabane Colt,
Catesby, Milton, Wayerley and others will start. An ex
citing struggle is anticipated.
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two lengths before Doswelrs and Cottrlls fies who
stil running abreast two lengths before Stone
henge, while Minstrel was outpsoed throughout They
ran thus around the Clubhouse turn, but at the
running under hard pull, had increased his
lead to three lengths. Alice Mitchell there
showing half length before Lizzie Lucas, who was
two lengths before Stonehenge. On the backstretch
Tom Bowling increased hs lead 20 four lengths and
stonehenge closed up the gap between his Leaders %
Passing the hafmile pole the favorte was stu hold
under the strong pull that Swim had
on him. On the lower stretch DoswelPs hlly
retired, and Stonehenge his place. but the race was
virtually over, for Tom Bowling running strong as
he did at the start turned Into the homesrech three
lengths ahead OF Alice Mitchell and when Swim released
his hold the bride the horse away and won the
race by 20 lengths Alice Mitchell beating Stonebenge
Minstrel beaten of. Time, S42t.
THIRD RAcERObbinss Stakes value 600 added 70 sweep
5000 the third 800 ont Of the stake two miles
H. McGsths Tom Bowling BY Lexington dam Lucy PoNler
W. CoyrlTs ch Alice Mitchell by Planet dam vOgAi 107
pounds .
D. wiherss imp Stonehenge by Blair AthO dam Conbrai
W OosweP LIME Lucas by imp Australian dam Bngle'si
D kihers; imp O Minstrel BY Msnys dam MarchoDssi
A1O '''''' Tne-S:42a
TIE CONSOLATION HANDICAP.
The fourth race was the Consolation Handicap, for
purse OF t40O, for beaten horses, mile and half
The starters ]. F. Wilson's chestnut colt John
Boulger; A. c. Franklns bay colt Golitzs; j. CoGees
gray colt by Lightning, and bay fly by BeacoA H. p
McGrath's chestnut fly Tabtha; s. d. Bruce's chest
nut colt Galway, and j. W. Weldons chestnut colt War
Ike Pools sold as below:
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TRLEGRAPHIC NOTES.

-. r.. A. Deforest q Son. dry goods firm in Cleve-
land Ohio, made assignment yesterday.
The temperature at the White Sulphur Springs
unusually COOL Purs hls and blankets Indispensable
to comfort.
Gov. Brown Of Tennessee has cOmmuted tho
who
Murphy, to imprisonment for life at hard labor.
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ARMY AND NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, July 2l.-CaDt w. A. Rafferty, ~
the 9th Cavalry First Lieut. BiwIrd Curtis Of hs q Aruesy,
Lieut. Clarence Posley of the 81 Artillery W WyAt 81
the 9th fsnty and g. W. Davis Of the 5b CsvE have eea
ierei to dny at the Military Academy al West Point
Lieut. Commander George ~ Bache has been detached from hs
PHILADELPHIA NavYsd and placed waiting orders Assistant sar
W. from and placed waiting
ortar
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A BATTLE IN CUBA.

HAVANA, July 21.-An official dispatch from
Santiago de Cuba announces heavy engagement with
the insurgents No particulars have yet been received
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A COMMERCIAL CRISIS IMPENDING IN
HAVANA

HAVANA, July 21.-There is a general want
of confidence among the merchants. Exchange and
gold rising daily, and the merchants have no faith
in lpaper currency. A commercial crisis to DO
inevitable.
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RESUMPTION OF THE TICHBORNE TRIAL.
IONnnN Mnndnv Inlv 1873.

The trial of the Tichborne claimant, on the
charge OF perurywas resumed this morning but almost
Immediately after the opening Of the court Of the
Jurors tainted from the effects OF the heat and ad
journment until tomorrow was necessary.
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5uerial Noilces
Tribune Lecture Extra No. X.

Tribune Lecturo Extra No. ~
THR METHOD or CRsATIoN
AK EARNEST PROTEST AGAINST
THR OARwIS1AS THEORY
,. b, Prof AGAssL before The Mu.ss. -
Zoology Cambridge Mass eOnt'iarg saouH q
new And resua information Animal Life Pnae iun
rrbans ,h. OF eight pages and illustrated siia sass'ss
now RgADI,
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. El0HT.
T, sheet leo DESCRIPTION Of the soalsrfi FOSSILS sss.
ERE, "A ths Roeky By the Tale CoIeg, Bspsiuou
Pr single copies b. mail 10 10 t'e r -
e,p. Address TnR rgiBUNB Ne~tet
Nine RIta sheets containing over 90 Lsc.aros 30 kassssA
and Credit Hebler Report eT 30 conu
SQUAD aud ues~lrr Voice and speech. The tSp's-
rutiou Of huslrsi iturHu,, 9Th llu.uuoas ais~ NN'-
u sVs ks.e4A - AA..ta- sbN As..A AAtsA me-"
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LATEST Snip NEWS.
[ For other Ship Beos see Third Pd0e,l

ARRIVED.
Steamship Ompa (B Young GsgOw July 8, aud Moue i0.
with mdse andD o Henderson Bros.
Primers ArEl Krynen MonteVdeO 4S dag With hides ds
Brig W. yirden Of Toms River. Beatty MatsnEa Ii
with and molasses. -
Bng MArposs (o SOckto Staples Cbaieu 10 days With
Brig Ford tof Fall Ryetl Imtey Sagua ID days With
Brig Mary Davis (of Boon 0Nei Georgeowo d. c. 10 days
with naval stores.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FORrREss MOyRoB Va. July 2I-Pased in for Baltimore kut
Romance from Nvasss Nellie Ware from MasanEas Home hos
Ethan Allen, from Boston for Norfolk Passed cut
steamship Leipzig Bremen bark King Carl for Belfast bg Tns
It.a Concord Chatsnoog Rien and = Goho schrs Jans
sbecea Porencei bngs Cuba and Fng sailed Toe New
IOtk.
schr Msry Mankn from HewYork.
VlNKYIRD HAyKs July 2Arvd ehrs Martha fnns and RameS
De Ajus Lynn Phadepha Sarah Bright from Bosan fss
Philadelphia Slas McLoOn from RockAnd or NewIOrk Jenne
underwood from Portland fI Bel L. Darius from Baages
NewLondoa wyoming from Calais for BndEepo AAmbl irea
Richmond Me- for Richmond, Va ArA OBI from 81 JoAn fo'
ORDERS
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sMrTH-DUSN-In Church Cheltsnhsm Bngnd tbe 6
last Johu Robert Hobart Smith OF Neufork
Watson Youngest daughter Of the JO.s DsGa.
Air6eld, County Dublin, ireland
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The STATE or TRADE.
DOMRsTIC NARKETH

WIusaros C.. July 2Lsp.r Turponane higher: sales
39c 50 40 for Strained Crude Turpenune seayy
50 for Hard 50 20 for yellow Dip sOd Vu Tar higher sales a
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THE JENNERsvILLE MURDER-A. C. GOss RE-
LEASED ON BAIL.

BALTIMORE, July 21.-A. C.. GOss, arrested
yesterday a charge OF conspiracy with William u.
Undertook and others TO defraud insurance companies
bail this afternoon In $4,000, and released from
custody Judge Glmer Of the Criminal Court having
duced the bail from s26 900 to $4,000.
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entities The Hon Jan YES lewis tcolOred) then mado q
| few remarks indorsing all that had been said.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.
MARRIED.

Trus and False Science Speech the TTuds Bioqae b.
Parks Godwn, Ia TRBUss LECTURE EIrRA No. D.
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OBITUARY.

weather. and possibly local storms In Iowa and xnna.
enf