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, 1873-10-23
Dolcgates Present from Illinois, Indiana,
Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
and Nebraska. ,!
Discussion Of Resolutions Relative to
Water Transportation. :!
Election Of Omcers---Important
Topics to Be Discussed
To-Day. :,

2
the .1ac.s,,ioI,s mi, ot tn ooock vcs,grday
hsseInolea u 1...... =. tho onon,nn wa, vcrv
mol'ng & 1no ,.s, "an~1 =. reai NJ nav min hut
large: tno llao n",l !uoAst A'
WA az cAi5 10 ~ =. T., I'm 1,or " r.
4no meeting "as sa.a ~ vi; ~ ,,,S,,,e1 - ruv
E'a9e, - 11.s1. 1o.' "'4o t~10 49,
TRIBUNE 5estesoey. ..
Mi fAAou ,an. ~, ~. o,,,or =, ma
.ne. tn.s s"n -. ts.os ~ ,o,,tton of ,u
Aa'auapoue s1"tt"es ~ 1A'o1 49," ~ ~.
eeaDs mbseao u 3a'"nS '.o"op, % ~ .,s ss1so, ron,
ea tnn. soau "! o.as.
tae ieaf oi nnlns .n". S .hn vcni,on
OF railway tfacRd. 1Ao opJet.0 " .A ~
called by the Committee wcro three: ohoap trans
portattou embracing water transportation; rcgula-
H.. H., ,,.,.,t,, s,ota md National of nx1sttnR
toh9 w tes'naon' a"sy 1crfcct,,o oron.
railways; Government ta1'""Ss' .. y. So ~.
izatlon In and hotwccn the several sates per!cct-
Ina anil pressing upon State aud National legislation
rs ,,n.t s.sr end nromnt methods Of relief Tic
NV n'oes eA' ~ ~ 1,,,ot, u,,to r1orr,or,, A.
Central Cotnnhttec OF tuo Ah'1o'a o.s'o
socatfon had taken the responsibility OF cal!tng tne
fonycnton mud naming these topics proper for tho
s,sc,ss,on ~ tbe ,onyonon. Ho would ask tho Con-
.. s 1870 - . ~, ,,-.-v oh,tr,,op
, 1873-10-23

ItyEnrooL, Oct, 92.-OoTToN-~A Hhndo armer !:
middlng uplsntl, o1:t10A; Orleans, 03s@3t3. 6ales
$4,000 bales; American, 1890 speculation aha o3-
port, 1900.
Observation-Disclosures.
paov1sloNs-Lard Ais :; cheese, Cts; Cumberland
m!tlGles, 38s Short 4lg.
LoNpos, oct. 235 p. m.-Tho rate ct discount In
the open market for three months' bills !s ll.lG or
BIG below the bank rates. Tho amount Of bullion
Withdrawn from tho Bank OF England on bnlanco to-
dAy was 900. Consola for monoy, 92!s@9sH on
account 025S. Donds-690s OF 'G5, o3tt do d. o0A
10-4os, 017f :; new 5s, 0lH; Eric, 80.
Tnllow, Ala 8d@4 AS.
PARIS, Oct 92-Nentes, SIT SOC.
, 1873-10-23

NEW YoAK, Oet 92-DusineHa "a quiet WIN naaIn-
facturer agents toay There was sligas nToyeo % ,o
ent In tho condition Of thu 19hpt .eag, y. na o,tn" tu
goos fair,y steny In sst hands, Rolled Jaesnets i
hAye beot rolueoa by jobhsra to be In9rhaan a.
ato request and arn woolcn g"ns uvt hns,ety ',: y
aa FIrnr lros+ goods selling Freely W ~
generally low priccs Hhawls lulet'
, 1873-10-23

NEW YORK.
New YonK, Oct. a9-CoTroK-pn and lower; M n"
II 0Vo brs sucrllno Weaorn and ataso t5.a'@'.1s;
ss'eS sSa ws ssis $ssi IL
1.75 g. Louis sgasslo75 lyo loar na cqr '
3:Si: ;sssE:; ts :? sS; S$;f
spring Mixed si.A0. llse dull aud nonatnal. Barley
dull Corn i, inoderate 'emat but 1owsr resfir's'
59860x hig mixed aud yellow. 6oes octs heavy
nnd lowers receipts, 1b4 600 bn; ni1cd western howt
saost7 47'd@4'c; white, 4oa6ac; old mixed "eetern'
X Eoos-Dnll; Western and ganala, 2oc.
LEArHEn-puii at 29t@2so orinoco, 2sG727;Sc.
Wool-Du'' extra Ohio asG}5t}s. ~. ,,,<,.o,,
saass ss sesd ' rsapa, @ Ss S'
'1ss rssnoIruM-Firner; crude, o,l@5Hc; refined,
funrrs1rss.7 .s!esdy at 41o. -,
c!ear 8kcs Lard Hhado oasloE old Western, steam
Durrrn AND orizEsE-u Unchanged.
"n''A&~1'0"S'i rfi1naDELriz1A. Il TX
sttay Wasonsu oni noss aasfs a
@800; stntc, Ohio, md Indiana, s7:o2k@a.25.
Seit sssr aa ILL., RI : :saS i tee csl
better ds,tand ye'low c2e; mixed "estern' Gig
II rrrHoInuMMDu crude, lo'{o: refined, 1eo.
wHrsRr-Flfn for ifsH, nswE@1 ,9Sae''
ls' Spsss as'' oaasas, 1T s9s sS0u ''D'A '"'
BALTIMORE, Oct. 22.-lnrApsrurrs-Flour in bet
Ter wstesa sEeT witt a ind i1.nn @
c1suxni' nor1, Nominal oaa arm Western mixed,
4se white, 49@5o0 Dsrley quiet at so@ssc E ~,
ornm ahundcra Mess pork, si66ocs17.oo. Hulk
saoaaF aar 2 5Ho Gxa se'f arS .IS n''0A
RyTEs1 niss4Tlro5ar AS4 eSsrsEEsssssed Il odss9se
- - sl1I;wAuKEE: :,,,.., ro,,, u.,.,
md u,clsnued Wheat o,tet and weak No. !, sl1Ot{;
M . Il ns caa1, sfOBi; seller November OTIS dull
n9aaa ss NJ 2'o osrn sg,S seaNy "
. t.52. ,.
| gu1rMEHra-F!o,ir 5000 hzis; wheat, 70, 600 bu.
no,no mi q, tUuaDU 2Hn,.Dsrurrs-r tu1l and
unchanged, Wheat dull md lower; amber Nieh1-
gan, *l.365, csai, s1a7A, November sl.44. Deecn-
duI1 nud lowcr i,juh mixed 4Gc, seller November
4sc, seller Docenber; low mi.c {lc. Oats dull and
lower No. !, 35Nc,
i,rer4r1a-r1nmr 7o1o hrja: wteat, 1000 bu: corn,
s.9ss u: oats. . RSas' mn ,,,,. mn.,t non.. rorn
%, t zoo bu s.li' oats, a,ooo ba.
49,. =, pETnoII: n;E!s soiI:,rr, r,o,, ,,, .,a
upchapeed Wheat in fair delnand, but lower extra,
;o;io MG c III iii .nd aII, iowar at a.
c,-vr,. .,n oct Va % Embellishments ,-n. dull
1a ora a50Sf n II s;sS1o 81 No. sae ill.,
S1 psraoirun-FiF9 2, I'd Sa1ySa Spsas1nssd. II
so5e1e. Stss1ssA' Ss essier t es5a
quiet at ass4c md rreou,ar Pork nominal At
, 1873-10-23

"U 0. D." haa been variousty interpreted by differ
ent persons, but ono ever hit 1t nearer than josh
Dllings-" Come o1ncdatcy down "-to tho now store,
Nos, 184 aud 1so staso atrcet opposite the Palmer
House. and see for once in yourlif the most complete
clothing establishment III t','a country. The garmeata
offered duly tho very latest Droadway N X GUS.
A. ]. NutIng, g. o. D., Nos 1874 nnd 18o Stale street,
, 1873-10-23

mr.. oo,rvrsr,on ur.ssrun1rn Arar.m
Or. via Wat tvissoasn) moved the appointment of
IN. wight. wisconsin: D. ". Dame Illinois, and
8. olark. New York, woro appointed.
The Committee retired
Mr, =. pomfrct, Illinois, offered resolution Limit
aro sneachcs tn ten minutes
It was ruled out Of order At thas In. .ne
M sa aa Wns na ns n'' N''
10 hour % flo kr e. T. K. Prime, who was one Of tho
orRinatozs OF tho movoment' anu the autnor q 1Ao
Livinsston County Platform.
Tho Committee on orsaentas were 9na
the Chairman reported the nanea Of deesases' as 1o'
lows: E,,z.-v,,o,. x.mn = II Flint. g. ,1 Palmer
Sse; Tirp Soons; sx1s' i.' psSFlss; ;s; I95s 70
svste ~ pnfas john saaa ss
& a:daa R 'es sssres g. ssrs L kaae mGf
ahaslis Boone M Jo Dasicss Il. n Milken, stephen.
eon; G. r. ingalls,, Arnboy Edwin Lewis, II 6sle;
T. D. Church, Clark Charles Brophy, Kane; Dr..
Ii. D, Thruii, Wayne; Otis Baker, drundy ]. a.
7ooke Kano F. B. hrcCauley, Oglo D. H. Metzke,
iroouois ~ II. Ives Uhrstian oliyer Talbot ogle
n r Tbomvaon, ] VIII viii William q. b. Wit, Boone; il.
n iuaaraolj. viii: silas Hayes Livingston; a. P.
Goaeaa' naa' casmRagn mGaea T. H. a. e. Seui Mason
Henry Funk, Shelby; Henry MartaRe, Platt |;
jesse Bush. Piatt ~. Lane, oelo =; q. 8. Pea-
4. Harpor. Bureau: s. H. Walker, IaHallc !;
8. 4. aroeno, Marshnu; George sebo!es, Mar
slnl: A. q. Myars. MARSHALL; g. ". Lan-
sia" i5yinuaton: =. i. suiher|and. Peoria L. F,
Ross Mac3upin: Il, D, Ward Christian; G. 8.
Thamns e Eompton m Itoouoia: N. aea1ies Kapla-
kas t1ntchinsnn IJeni}crson A. McDouRall, Han
, 1873-10-23

BosroB. Oct aa.-Tb.rs wan yury lito doing In
wool, an, tic market il unchanged Ohio us'l pen''.
syluania sucdiu trshle estra a.a aooye GiGso'e ,t
oxra supertine ani oztra puict 4oc9oss according
to quality. good demand ex!as tor ae!alsa aa
cobng leeces, anu Balea wpro maao to-ass ooes''o'
, 1873-10-23


moro than this question OF transportation. II ha al
sorbcd htn attention for many yehrs lie lope tito de-
liberation would bc wso md cnrot and result III gono
uo thanked tho Convention for tho honor dono hin,
' If1t1TfNn SPEECHES. j ~.
Mr.. II. F. ro1nfrct, OF Illinois, moved TINT nu
speeches bo confined 10 10 minutes, mil no sneakor 20
alloNod TO speak twcn upon tho Hame aaptcGt. Wa5
ameniled by reducing Tho limo to aVe Mlhutcs' nAu
hnolly passed In tho original form.
ORDER or nusINEss; <,n,,,,.. .,o,oa
Mr.. ". II. Greene, OF McDononRh county, moved
that committee Of yc, Ordor Of Dlstheaa, 10 up"
pointed by tho UlRif. - !,
This motion proynile1, and ". II. Greene, W. y.
Tlagg, 1lnois; O. II. Wright, Wiaconttn u Y.
Lockhart, 1ntahh; and G. g. CLARK, New 9ofKs were
appointed. :, :. .... -.
fnvor Of IN evening session. ITO snstesuIo Mussu
TINT whcn tho Convention jourC after tno present
BcsRion 1t adjourn until O'Clock.
Tho motion prevailed. ..... =. |
An INVITATION.
Mr. FlnRR presented communication from snnaor
Window Chairman of the Senate Committee Oh IfaHH-
| tortattpr rs follows;
WAsi1No1oN, uct 10, 1B73-F. G. tfdggt iTest6onl
Of Illinois Sato Farnltrs' AssoctHtioh' Ing ocuste
onnitton On TRANSPORTATION will hold session A. st.
Louis on tho Goth inst. In caso tho Convention at
Chicago on tho 22d shall dcet It advisable 70 favor ua
with any Information or suggestions ny uoeeatsa, or
| othorw1go. wo shnu bo glad to confer with them.
, 1873-10-23
Tho BODY OF tho Ntudinon <tVtn.> Miller
kReCOvcrctl.

'' Spccial Dispatch to The Chfcaao Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, Oct. 2l.-Ihe body Of pfnnne-
kushon, the miller. burntdin in the fro snnday
morning, was found to-day near the main en-
trance of tho mill. to which hc Ind dragged lis
trunk. only to find tint escape was impossible.
, 1873-10-23
All Cash,

Tho Public Library of Kentucky offers only cash
gifts, and proposes to pay them by checks on tho
rarncrs ant Drovern' Bank on the day Of rreaenta-
ton and without discount. For full particulars eco
TRIBUNE ne1t Saturday.
, 1873-10-23
MEDLCAL CARDS.
DIR. G.. BIGTS1OW
Dr a G. OLIN. 352 NYabasll-av.,

Tho most renowned sreeast Of the pse n tho se tEsa
nj oakness, Nervousness Avoralon to Sasiey, IN
parvd s sofy ,,I I9 ;r ps5.neH pSrIto Il 1
seovtont pysIean mak!ug s9nain s,, Ssss q
# mist acguiro grencr skill a ~ 9petia
linn ons in practice ot sa III ss W..
n'Snnd ~ "a tiSts 10 r On for toatnont Ose linr',
m ~ III H. ~ Cali ur iyra for his late work. Lsst
hfanlrnd. "froo 0f ohAsEo,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.


0FFfCE OF BOARD OF EXCISE, NO. 90 MULBERRY
~ street, New York. May So ls73-The Board OF Excise
in and tor the city and county OF New York, give public
tor the sale OF strong and spirituons liquors.
wes ale and beer in accordance with the laws OF the
nj the following rate OF license fees which have been es
CLASS { For aTst class hotels restaurants saloons.
Glass F0r second class hotels, restaurants saloons,
CLASS For all other places wnere strong and spirit
liquors sold and drunk upon the premises the
where strong and spiriuous liquors are sold in quantities
les tnan nye gallons az une and not drunk upon the
CLASS g. Eor all places where ale and beer only
sold and no strong or spiruous wines or liquors. the
The amount OF the license fee in each must
Parties receiving license will be furnished with
copy Of the law the ae OF OK liquors
Particular attention directed to the provisions Of the
law relative to closing on the Sabbath and from 70
No license win be granted to known proprietors Of or
places used for houses Of prostitution gambling other
Applicants viii please apply in the following ORDER.
From the First Second Third Fourth, Fifth and sixth
wfrs S TsS,n ana
wards, from June 9 10 Jnue IA, inclusive.
From the Twelfth, Thirteenth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth,
sixteenth and Seventeenth wards from June 10 to June
from the Eighteenth, Nineteenth Twentieth. Twenty.
first and Twenysecond wards rsm June 23 70 June 2S,
Notice also given that book for registry OF com.
plants for violations OF the Excise laws has been opened
No person authorized receive any payment on ac-
count OF this Board except at Its office and during office
Office hours from "a. NJ. to4P.M.
No money received aterSP
y. D. 7. MARSHALL oom'nisss;oners y, Wrc;sa
JOHN r. VOORHIS, VI IAeise'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-18
IMPORTANT SALE OF THE ENTIRE ELEGANT PRI.
VATE ESTABLISHMENT OF G. A. LAMBARD, ESQ,
BY WILLIAM VAN TASSELL.
THIS DAY WEDNESDAY,, JUNE la
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ,


PRIVATE STABLES III y EAST EAST TnIRrY,FIpru ST.,
near aI Lexington avenue ,.v
Horses, all black points, iul ID hands high, and
years old kind and true in all harness; very
stylish and game drivers; fear nothing; are one
OF the most perfect family teams in this city; cost
Ss and are warranteS ran sound Gina a9d ussps irps
description same os above have been used as four
inha nd, and arc closely matched and near per.
feet Is any four-in hand team in this country Will
be sold separate as both are splendid Tor coupe or
SADDLE naRsE1BARK BROWN THOROUGHBRED
Kentucky saddle Horse well broken to all gaits;
as saddle horse he has superior. and is
ranted sound, kind and true.
but very little used lined with brown cloth, with
everything completes cost $3.50 built by Brewster
Co., Of BToOme street.
LANDAU-sPLENDlD LANDAU ON SPRINGS, BUILT
to order 5"E $o ~ RswsS Co.. Of Bo0me
VICTORlA-VICTORIA ON SPRINGS, TRIMMED
with morocco and cloth cost s., 500; built by Brew
ster Co, Of Fifth avenue. . -
MAIL PHAETON--ENGLlSH MAIL PHAETON, TOP
on front seat cost 81 500; built by Brewster 4 Co..
couPE."couPE, nrcSa f'ev WITH POLE END SHAFTS, IN
good order, built by Brewster \ Co, of Broomc st.
DOG CART.-WHlTECHAPEL OR TANDEM DOG CART,
HARNESS.-FOuR.IN-HAND HARNESS. NEARLY
new, made by Wood Gibson each set to be sold sep
arately as they can be used as earriaye harncss
rASs% de * SSss GesSn aeS PIT Ef' |
Harness, silver mounted, made by Wood Gibson.
COUPE HARNESS.-SILvER MOUNTED COUPE HAR-
ness, made by Wood Gibson.
Three fine pairs deep kcrsey Blankets fur Robes
appertanfng TO a gentleman's private stable.
Stock be any time previous to sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-18

697 BROADWAY. CORNER FOURTH STREET.
n Liberal advances on Diamonds. Watches Jewelry
silks Camels Hair shawls. Laces and personal property
Of every description. JAMES r. MATTHEWS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-18

T WOLF BROTHERS,. 800 BROADWAY, BETWEEN
IA Nineteenth and Twentieth streets-Money loaned
on Watches Diamonds Jewclry, Svcrwarc, Silks, and
particularly Pianos Private paror for ladies' Business
strictly confidential,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-18
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.


FNo LET-CARRIAGES, BY MONTH OR SEASON,
l. any style, ana second hand and sold monthly
payments; several slightly led and second hand for
sale cheap MANUFACTURERS UNION, 63S Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-18
HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc


depot WAGONS
IA. large assortment OF
medium aud superior
quality for sale at reduced prices
A. s. FLANDkAu,
Nos. land IS East Eighteenth street. near Fifth nv.
AT THE WEST SIDE CARRIAGE sREPOSITORY,
IA l.494 ana 496 Broadway will be found large
assortment OF Rockaways, Depot Wagons, Park Phae
tons, top and no top Bugges, and make room, will
ofer line OF leather top Pony Phaetons at 500 each
A DUBOIS ROAD WAGON, $40; l DUSENBuRY 4
"A vanduser top Wagon, SlI5; Corbet side bar top,
$3.50; suvers Road Wagon slts Broome street Brews
sulkiss So np; Baronche sl2si exensiontop Phae
ton, elO0 Doctors Phaeton Sl00 Depot Wagon, $50
light Coach, SEQ ooen Pony phaeton $40; top do
ways $50 up: Philadelphia six.seat Rockaway. Si75
! Hams patent M1,seat Coupe Rockaway, nearly new,
475o top Express Wagon Sl25; single and double Har
ness, Sheets Whips, &C. 70 and % Wooster street.
AT AUCTION
n BY WILLIAM VAN TASSELL, AUCTIONEER
successor to Johnston Van TasselD.
Horse and Carriage Auction Mart l0, il2 ia East
Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue.
IMPORTANT SALE OF THE ENTIRE ELEGANT PRI.
VATE ESTABLISHMENT OF c. A. LAMBARD, ESQ.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-18

LNOR SALE-AN ELEGANT BASKET PHAETON,
with canopy made to order; also a handsome bay
Pony TO match and Harness, the lady going TO de-
part Tor Europe Can be seen ut private stable i East
Fify.seventh street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-18

TNOR ADOPTION-BY RESPONSIBLE PARTIES THE
Il month old boy OF an English widow lett with several
children: Address, for two days, RESPONSIBLE, box
III Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-18
HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

L,OR SALE-A FINE EIGHT YEAR OLD GRAY
Horse, lJk hands high; little forward; also
gray Mare both TO be sold cheap Nos. and 10 East
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-18

pooLs SOLD EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK ON
the Jero,re and Fleetwood Park Races at ll3 West
Thirty second street, Ave doors west of sixth Ahe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-18

DROsPRCT Park FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
i Wednesday Jane ts, O'Clock good day and track.
Match $50; mile heats, IN D, In harness.
B snedeker names b. White Nose.
w. Smart names b. &. Indian Tom.
o. W. OAKLEY. superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-18
HAvANA LOTTERY OF CUBA.
OFFICIAL DRAWING JUNE 10, 1879

l,rise INC. prsss iRo. Prtse NO Price No. Priss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-18

ENOR sALE-A GOOD FAMILY HORSE, 10 HANDS
high, sound and kind can trot in three minutes.
Apply to WIN. CRAIG, AIS Kent avenue near Myrtle,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-18

AT JACKsoY's 500 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE ELEv.
"A enth street Money literally advanced on Dia-
monds Watches Jewery Silks Dry Goods and Personal
Property OF description. Private entrance
ladies'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-18

ENoR SALE-A VERY FINE PONY CARRIAGE, BUILT
by Messrs. Wood Brothers to order; has pole and
shafts also folding canopy and rumble Can be at
and 70 A. NJ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-07
THE SEPTEMBER STORM IN FLORIDA.
DESTRUCTION TO PROPERTY-THE DAMAGE TO THE
COTTON CRoP-APPALACHIC0LA ALMOST RUINED
AN APPEAL FOR AID,

DESTRUCTION TO PROPERTY-THE DAMAGE TO THE
COTTON CROP-APPALACHIC0LA ALMOST RUINED
AN APPEAL FOR AID.
A northeast storm of terrific violence swept
over Southern Georgia and the northwestern portion OF
Florida Sept 10. leaving destruction In its path In
Gainesville Fla, tho streets blockaded In many
instances with uprooted trees fences were blown down,
and great damage done TO the stores and goods
the business OF the town by tho food and wind
In Tallahassee the damage TO property amounts to about
s2OOOO while the remainder Of the county Qeon) will
sustain loss of about 100000 Every plantation in the
county suffered from the storm Twenty gnhCuses are
bloom but small proportion will be saved. In Jehor-
son County the loss IL estimated at s20OOO Madison
County also suffered severely, tut much SUI
wannee County where the cotton which had opened
blown out and beaten into the sand "a to be utterly
worthless In Gadsden County much injury done to
the unpcked open cotton corn, and fodder TIE
cane was blown 10 the ground, and the agricultural
productions OF the whole county subjected 10 the tender
mercies OF cattle and hogs by the destruction OF the
fonces The damage Is estimated nc from 10000 20
$4,000 In ST. Marks Wakulla County every house but
one was washed away, ana 20 families left house
less. At Quitman and Thomasvllle. Ca the greatest
damage was done by tho wind, number OF houses being
unrOofed or otherwise injured, and few blown down
Several houses also blown down aud destroyed IN
Florida Al Cedar Keys Levy county the waves OF tue
Gulf carried over the main street into the bayou
beyond leaving Government sloop high aud dry, 400
Yards above high water mark. An English schooner
also washed quarter OF mile INTO the woods: Cedar
logs scattered for 90 miles along the beach, ana
few houses washed away Only one life was lost
The town OF Appalachlcola, In Franklin County how
ever, 10 have suffered than other places.
About 10 dwelng-houses entirely demolished
tDan twice that number Nwere unroOed or otherwise
hadly injured house in the town escaped
some injury Onehaf OF the business portion OF the city
In ruins, II vessels owned there nave Deen sunk,
wrecked or totally destroyed by being dryen upon the
shore and several persons Injured by falling bricks
aud timbers. Ie Populatlou'o the toWn-Detween lOO
and 2Ois composed mostly OF laborers and fishermen,
and tho few merchants OF the place are struggling To
overcome it, poverty VA their endeayOr % restore the
towu 10 its former prestige the mercantile world. The
damage 20 the city Is not less than s25O0O aud ct
ns many OF whom lost their all arc not able 20 replace
nne-tenln the property destroyed. They therefore
appeal oiLios OF the North aud South
ed their d la repairing tho damage done by the hur
ncauo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-07
PROGRAMME FOR TODAY.

Devotional services in the Madison Square
Church MadisOn-ave., corner Of Twentyfourh-st at
O'clock a. M TO continue for threequarers Of hour.
There Will be four sections for this day. The first sec
ton will meet in Association Hall, at 10 O'Clock NJ,
and lnless the discussions be concluded the morning
SESSION., at o'clock p. m.
General Topic - Christian Life
l. The Relation, Vital and Causal, between Christian
Doctrine and Christine Llie.
The Rev william ArnOt, ID. d., Edinburgh.
ii. Personal Religon-its Aids and Hinderances.
The Rev. Richard Fuller D. d., Baltimore, Md.
The Rev VIM. West, ID. D., Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Rev. j. c. Harrison. D. D.. London.
Prof. W. s. Piumer ID. D., Theological seminary,
~ REVEALS of Region-How to make them product
The Rev. ". W. Patton D. D.. Chicago, H.
The Second Section will meet in st. Paus NJ Z.
Church Fourthave corner Of Twentysecond-st, at 10
o'clock, a. IN.
General Topic-Education and Literature.
l. Religious and Secular Education.
The Rev. James II. Rigg, ID d., Wesleyan Training
College, Westminster England.
II Modern Literature In its relation 20 Christianity.
President Noah Porter, DID,, LID, Yale College,
The Rev A. L. Simpson, D. De- Derby, England.
The third section viii meet In the Madison-sQuare
Church at o'clock D. IN.
General Topic-The Pulpit Of the Age; TO be discussed
Pew Joseph Parker, D. D., London;
Rev Henry Ward Beecher, Brooklyn, n Y. and
prof Daniel r. Kidder. ID. d., Drew Theological Semi
tits hoped that theological professors from abroad
will also take part IN the discussion.
The fourth section will meet in the Broadway Taber
nacle in the evening at "a O'Clock
Charles Reed, esq. NJ. P.swill preside.
Topic unday-schoOls.
Rev Richard Newton, ID. D.. Philadelphia, Penn.
Charles Reed, esq, NJ. p. London.
Rev. Nathaniel Weiss. Paris.
Rev. j. II. Vincent, ID. d., NewYOrk.
meeting OF children will be held in the Church Of
the Disciples at o'clock p. NJ to be addressed by Rev.
n. sheshadr Of India. Adults are requested not TO
attend this eeting except the necessary guardians
Of children.
GFor Rport Of Euenfng Proceedings TtselnA PS0cl