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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-04
PERSONAL.

Charles Hall has been appointed Vice
Chancellor OF Great Britain. in place OF Sir John
Wickens. deceased.
Salvini visited the house of Edwin Forrest
u Philadelphia recently expressed great interest IN
the rehcs of tue famous actor.
Mr.. Plimsoll, the British Member of Parlia-
ment who has denounced tho fraudulent sinking OF
ships spent $4,000 defending himself In two actions.
Mrs. Fawcett wife of the British author and
Member OF Parliament. delivered the opening address
OF the Winter session of the WOmens College, London.
IL is said that the Queen DOwaRer of
Prussia 10000 by the failure Of the famous bank
ghouse Of Qnstorp Berlin and that prince OF the
imperal.fanIy will suffer TO a greater extent ,.,.-1.
Tx Queen Isabella of Spain having been
secured an income sufficient to maintain her rank
partly through the aid II the house OF Rothsehd, all
litigation about her property Will he abandoned.
James T. Gardner, Chief Geographer of the
Geographical and Geological Survey Of the Territories
the United States and staff have returned from the
Hayden expedition 10 headquarters at Washington
The report that the late Cyrus Wakefield
had left $4,000 Harvard College denied by The Bos
ton Transcript That journal says that Mr.. Wakefield
expressed such intention had selected the site
tho proposed hall be called after his name, but
whether anything more viii como OF 1t depends upon
his heirs and executors
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siRLE-s,S, -,sse-o. ., a- s,uf s~Jsr'I n s'- D. 1879
The faasr.i sse p.cs Thursday No, g. :, seo's a
connecting With the HerJrrss souihe,D Rs.c ess r-~
and rsturns the scsi morning OS Relative, aad so
Vied 0 attend without further notice
FLETCHER Brookyn Nov John Rof con "sTf "' n'r
thu A. Fleteher. aged months 80 LII, o., ,,,.,a A. ,.r.r
Rta'is 1ns saes ~ s.terg CARTON I'D yrIs s,-
oe.ock. TUESDAY. nor !.
9sApymr 30 s': .gI, y, che ee ,'I o 10 db
fansrl 6is Psrse.. groosl,a On faor~ir' h'' T.
HowE-on MONDAY. Nov ;, j. Hove.
RaDcnl services At hls late residence ~ haa ~ ~
The remains will be taken to fireman. \. T.
KINGsBURY AT ash,nQon g v T. On rasay Nev = 10y
sophia O.r vie o. Re-, ilevsr Ssf.a oi ''" ''
Relatives asd ,sg,e at- ne f'nea seTrs s',agss
~. near ~ Ncioiassrr weinrJ No. . a. u o,os. =
S,rsT o y s s q ,sS 5c l6 ~ o oai,r,
Ia BAu--oa sa,srs Se l. l553 y nass - Ban 'n d MA
Aeed rhoro in toe 55l ger Or a, ';r ,,,, al, , Now
;, II ocloel from hs ioriye PTr.h ~ th,i > s9:n
DeOo, At + : oe,oss 70, woo.s~u
LEwRRsO sasardiy Nov l. Corss tausber n WA D
The icy end trends Of y. f. ~. rsspei, uvi .sss
p,rcns 800 Ilamhol,l soos,a =. D.
SgGusin BrooNn. on S,iooiy Nov l0bsf ysioas 'f'H'
The relatives and friends Of DE 0oy ied llrnd he sr,i
from he res deer Of her parents No @ol Cda'e On TaedAs
s2il o'eoc. p.
oBsES- sunday Nov. .. Mrs ser oshn sa 71h %
Relative. friend, The ,il' gnrr Invited ',e,s
laaera from hsr M Fes0s- 80 1901 f".oua s'o'ss
ROBERrsn Br,osiyu. NJ. al.y morning 81 l. Mrs Aau- s
he IJ'h year Of hrr
Dean-s-
RUDKIS-Op sarriar Soy L. 1873 william -isip, ne GJa
of bis
The ofae hur ryild % ln " nrsr f9 h i'ts
residence. Jgi elrv.t. bokigu ~ I'D ok Oh tn~sit.
The vii be- eosvctri o. ~ cr5 % ggf srusr
Warren ckt s1ers requiem al BE- olrfci a. !Os
O'clock
sNITH-At OraBg Sunday Sog. . 1873 'i Rod vie
Of Albert Sn. sd only daughter o. 5oih H. al M iEe
agei n year.
al 4 Gart.F Al flrfn ! 80. D.
Nov ;. rain iroa ooi Of Brcifi - AZ 1910 p ~.
UNDBRHIL4-in 7ih dsv llh moab Is, " n A On
The fDh uf bis
The viii place gu day jb as. a. ~ %
Friends Meeting bo1s, frJbn CarEEs Nid n-ct D 10 Sss
from Grand Central DrpoL
OUNGAt residence 50 Seco0dis Nov ;. Csoos. ss
OF James =. Young.
"
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SUMNER And BRADLAUGH.

THY Agf GUESTS or THE MASSACHUSETTS CLUB
An OLD FASHIONED SPEECH FROM THE SENATOR
-REMARRs BY Mr.. BRADIAUGH.
The usual weekly dinner of the Massachu-
setts CLUB Boston, on Saturday last was made nota-
bile by tn presence Of Senator Sumner and Charles
Bf..dlaneh Among the other guests were Vice
President Wilson aud exGov. Ciain. The Boston Times
<, yes this report OF the speeches:
After the removal Of the coth speeches were delivered
h. several gentlemen those o. Senator sumner and Mr.
Hrsdlaugh being received with especial warmth Mr..
sumuer speech was fall OF bs old animation and vig0r
eerrue 10 Mir BTadlaugb, he said thSt whoever took
,Ipon himself as be had done 10 advance republican
nr1uciDieg In other countries, was bringing
nose countries side by side with our own,
and Indirectly helping us 20 maintain them
ourselyes Rcpubhcdnism "a daily asserting ~lts
strencfb ia Europe. and mark mywords, that strength
will 20 on until an Europe IS republican ~ Amefca ls
today. lApDlause.l When SPEAK OF repuDnSaDlsm
DO not mean the mere name OF republc' h@Vs an
my mind the two fundamental principles cObIlneu ~
fhe great Declaration Of fOrefatbes Dy Onc on
TIE e0un rights Of al asserted, and by the otDe ne
duty OF the 4ae prepare every man 70 exercise -
privilege. That Is my idea OF a republic anu ses =
Government my friends, has yet 20 come 20 blToe;
Inc speaker then alluded 20 the condition OF frasCe
,bartcteflzed the COmIe de ChambOrds attempt 70 WI
Jhe throne q conspiracy which lac always fs'' was
1rtln1 20 fail. ,.... ~,
esosBs Of Spain be euioRized she noble conduct %
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THE FIRE RECORD.
IN BosroS-Loss. $4,000.

BosToS, Nov. 3.-This afternoon, between
and o'clock a fire occurred the Central wharf in
the building No A. occupied by William f. Weld &
Co. Taylor Randall N L. Goldsmith Joseph Davis,
and c. r. u. Mac Davitt. The building Is nearly total
LOSE Essential oils and csmphor the principal
articles burned. The loss Is about $4,000. Of which
Taylor 4 Randall lose 100000; partially insured.
ELSEWHERE.
The house and barn of William Stockell. in
Wilton " H., were burned Sunday. The irc caused
by the children, who LETT alone, playing with
matches. An infant persisted in the flames.
A disastrous fire occurred in the village Of
Scotia one mile from Schenectady early Tuesday
ing one dwelling totally, and ten partly de-
stroyed; FIVE barns entirely and two Others partly
burned and rope factory, 600 feet long, was com
pletey destroyed There is no insurance on the factory
man named Dickson in attempting to save his prop
ertv was badly burned. The fire was the work OF an
incendary ana the third incendary IRE ~ the vi
aqe within, two weeks, The loss Is about $4,000 partly
covered BY insurance. The Inhabltants were greatly
excited aud held public meeting in the street on eun'
CAV 20 Investigate the affair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-04
GOTERNUENT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TIE CHICF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsuIsGToS. d. g.. Tuesday, Nov. Al q. M.

OFFICE OF TIE CHuF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHIsGToS. ID. g.. Tuesday, Nov. Al q. ~.
Synopsis FOR the past hcentDTOWr hours
Fhe North Western storm center Is now on
Lake Superior.
The highest barometer Is in Virginia
Southwestery winds and partly cloudy weather pc
vail in the NOrtn-W and upper lake region
southeaSterly winds aud clear weather on thc lower
lakes.
Light variable winds aud clear weather in the ONO
valley and Tennessee. CO
Cloudy weather and porteasterly winds in the South
states with light rain the Western CUR.
NOrth-westerly winds and clear weather IN the Last
ern aud Middle states.
IrOJdbiliiics
The storm center on Lake superior VIII move easl"lfu
rapidly for the northwest anu upper lake region south
westerly winds and partly cloudy weather. followed Dy
brisk north-wesery winds, occasional ram anu 10"
temperature. =,
For The lower lakes winds backing 20 southeastery
falling barometer, aud partly cloudy weather. fOr Me
Middle STATES aud Ncc England norfhresiery 10 noTm
edseriy riHds, rising temperature, aud geefuF e'e~
toeanhsr.
For the South Atlantic states. northeasterly winds
cloudy clearing weather for the Gulf States
winds cloudy weather, and occasional rain near tho
Western Gull coast :,
Cantionary sguals continue at Duluth Escauaoa aul
MarQuettA-
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OBTTUIRY.
yfcE-Ap,uEAL SIZE ROBERT MCCLURE.

VEGA DMIRAL SIZE ROBERT MCCLURE.
Vice Admiral Sir Robert Mcclure, the Arctic
explorer died recently in London. lie was born in
Wexford Ireland. jan 1907, was educated at E'on
ana subsequently sent the military college at sand
hurst. whence he deserted ana went 10 France. lie
was next placed ia the British naval service,
served 10 years various stations, and IN lSJG
accompanied SIR George Back on his second ex
petition TO the Arctic regions. In lsS he accom-
panied Sir james Ross his voyage IN search OF
Sir John Franklin, aud The year following was made
Commander In 1850 he entered on the voyage which
him lasting fame the dscoYerer ~ the North
West passage. He left Plymouth In command OF the
Investigator which was proysioDed for three years
and had com plement of 66 under orders 10 pass
through Behring's Straits, and thence, practicable
proceed to Melville Islaud-an achievement when had
not then been accomplished by any vessel. Capt Me
Cure spent nearly four years this time III the Arec re-
on during which he made search for traces o from
Franklin still keeping IN view his purpose OF reaching
The Atlantic from the Pacific Ocean ny shllng afouhu
the which form northern boundary OF TINS con
tnen After meeting with great leris ana uISl1yI n-
remarkable f0rttude, he succeeded IN accomplishing US
purpose. and arrived IN England In September lso4
He was treated with marked distinction on hS return
received the reward of $4,000 offered for ms discovery
ana subsequently knighted and made Nice-AmrA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-04
GENERAL POLITICAL EEWS
A CONSERVATIVE VICTORY PROBABLE IN VIRGINIA
PRECAUTIONS ar RICHMOND AGAINST RADf-
RIOr
Isr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

lsr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIDUsB.l
RICHMOND, Nov. 3.-'rhe election of tO-mor-
row Ia an exciting topic Of conversation tonight and
feeng OF Intense nervousness pervades both parties.
den. hemper, Conservative candidate for Governor.
closed his canvass Saturday night and arrived in
Richmond to-day He IL confident OF an election by
about 10000 majority while tho most enthusiastic Re
publcans do not claim than 1000 majority for their
candidate Gen. Kemper tonight issued address, in
which he congratuates his party upon victory assured
and predicts good government and revival of trade
manufactures commerce. and the arts and new and de-
srable immigration, in case OF Conservative triumph
1t is stated this evening good authority that there
s plan on che part OF the Radicals TO create riot In
the city Tomorrow with a to afordng an excuse
for appeal TO national authority to put Hughes In the
Governors seat In OF c0Seiyconestei elecJlOn
That this Is proved by the fact that
tho lst Virginia Regiment OF Volunteers has been
ordered uuder arms and 100 extra policemen have been
into service for "a hours Last night the keeper
OF the State Arsenal was knocked down and robbed OF
the Key Of tho arsenal and at late hour IL was DIS
covered that the building had been entered. 1t Is not
known outside Of official circles whether any arms arc
missing People generally are disposed to maintain
order and is hoped that the precautions taken VIII in
sure a peaceful election In July. 1869, Virginia gave
Walker Conservative, for Governor. majority OF
1881 and in November, ls72 Grant GepubAcan). for
President, majority of1slL
TIE CHICAGO ELECTION.
CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-The city election to-
morrow is the absorbing topic in all circles here and is
Likely TO be OF the hoty contested ever held In
this city. The Board OF Trade VIII adjourn over
from / p. IN. tomorrow until Wednesday. and
none 81 tie Courts will be in session Donald Mckay,
deputy in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Criminal Court
was arrested today taken before United states Com
missioner Hayne held to ban in $500 for fraudu-
lenty issuing naturalization papers
the PENNSYLVANIA CONSTITUTIONAL COMMISSION.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 3.-The Constitutional
Convention adjourned 10 meet in Harrisburg Dec a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-04
TIE FIFTH AUDmoR's REPORT.
STATISTICS OF THE FOREIGN SERVICE AND II


INTERNAL REVENUE DEPARTMENT.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRBUNEl
Washington, Nov. 3-The annual report of
j. H. Ela Fifth Auditor Of the Treasury will contain
interesting figures in relation to the foreign
vice. cost OF collecting revenues, etc. Among the State
Department accounts settled during the past year
Expenditures for rescue Of shipwrecked citizens,
tf.2S: contingent expenses OF foreign intercourse,
Si41 salary and expense OF United states and Brit
Ism CLAIMS Commission. $55,9i5 salary and expense OF
aaryand expense of United States and Mexican Claims
Commission s25,2c5 salary aud expense OF the United
states Texas Commission S29; salary of delegates 20
tie PeBitenary Congress al London, $685. salary and
expenses Of Geneva Arbitration S96 COZ salary aud ex-
penses for the k0tDeTn Boundary Survey SSO0jG en-
JertainmOnt OF japanese Embassy, f2575O.
The expenditures tor foreign intercourse for the year
follows;
Salaries OF foreign ministers s3257s5 contingent
penses, S15lg loss by exchange S92Jl total, $92GOj
Receipts for fees by cOnsuls $4,000 expenses OF con-
sun So cc cOt2'5si e4ceSs O iees doONe t&pthees
NE,sN Received by cOnSuls extra wages Of seamcn,
&C. G532; expended for destitute seameu s6l26i OK.
Cess OF receipts, sliOfs, -
DafiDg the year there we're sent home from foreign
ports 9s destitute seamen at expense of ST. Ols
There were seamen brought to the United States dur
nc che year, charged with crime at cost OF S9O6 There
WAS refunded from the Treasury, where 1t had been
placed by cOusul to the representatives Of four
and three citizens who had died abroad s261a
The salaries in the Office Of the Commits
3oner OF Internal Revenue for the year ending June 80
is7s amounted TO $3595ss the miscellaneous expenses
we're fS7,sC0 counsel fees and expenses, $23O9s
moieties SLIPS rewards. $l,5l5 The pay Of Internal
Revenue Supervisors for the year $325 their
penses, $3oe59; their clerk hire, $50 i96 The pay
OF Internal Revenue agents for the year was $4sssl
and their expenses SPOOL The salaries or Surveyors
OF Dstlleres were S235s9, ana their expenses, t73ls
Gsugers fees 10 Feb were S722 and their travelling
expenses, 81 237. The drawback upon rum and alcohol
exported wss S11e,1l7 aud che amount refunded for
taxes errOneOusly assessed and collected $33 AGO.
The amount paid for engraving 3 and printing
Internal Revenue stamps, and for stamp
paper was S6A,23s. There were sent By the Commits
missioner oil Internal Revenue Collectors during the
year special tax stamps OF the value OF x96600; to-
bAoco. snun and cigar stamps worth S3.G60124; beer
stamps worth $685. 905 distilled liquor stamps, $685.
o.; stamped for foil wrappers for tobacco, S543393
Duung thc year the fines, penalties, and forieurcs col
eeed amounted To SC9254; cost of collection S133410
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million dollars the CON- except as>to the Pacific Coast
States and Territories being general thing In the
Treasury and banks. The present time n favor
able one for estimating the amour, OF gold aud
silver coin IN the country. From the most
trustworthy data obtanabe the gold eoin Is estimated
at sl350oo00. and subsidiary silver, S.0O0OO total
l00Oo0o0. The silver coin is principally in circulation
IN California. Oregon, Nevada, Idaho, Arizona a1d
Texas. The Increase OF IN this country has been at
very fair rate since the first ~ April last aud the ind
cations are that although there may be occasional icx
porations, IL will gradually TIL amount suih
Client to enable the country 10 resume specie payments
VIII be secured This much desired result however VIII
depend upon conditions which cannot be discussed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-04
THE DIES MONIES VALLEY RAILROAD SALE

70 ths EDITOR OF The TrfbRne.
Sir: In your paper of to-day my name ap-
pears in a TELEGRAM ias the leader Of party at Des
MONIES which has made afdavs Of fraud as to the late
ale 81 the upper portion OF TIE Des Moines Valley Rail-
road WJHyou have the goodness 10 pubsh the correc-
on az the same As one OF the trustees OF the mort
gage upon that part Of the road merely made an ant
davt that on the ground Of misunderstanding which
had occurred az 10 Posponemen OF the SALE con
CURED IN the application OF others FOR opening H. but
neifIer INV frln nor myself had pecuniuy inisre
therein Any further Of my name was unanthof-
lied. w. . "''@'''
Neio York Nov. s. 1872.
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cR1Mrs ANp cAsuALrIEs-BY rELEGRAPn.

THE damage and losses nv the two fires which
llely took ples Valparaiso estimated At S1OJOJO
3D. Nicholas DOYLE of River John ~ s., formerly
resident u OBea n. T., ardge as 81 m, ~ % SATURDAY.
is wife Sunday they took walk whom b shot her dead
street ant KILLED himself Jealousy
posed 10 have been the cause Of tAe acL
M Il. Wade formerly clerk in The Office Of the
Secretary estate O seuae m A. 81 L"ais on sa.uE
day, charged sith forging State bonds Tor S2O,OOO
$50. In Wareham, Mass, on Sunday. large wagon,
converting IL from that toNB the Roman Catholic Cngrh A.
fremont Village. John Hlua. Michael r uil BE- and
Thoms Rely oy injured and several otle, we're badly
bruised
Capt. Clarke Of the ship Sunrise convicted Of
cruel snd nhuman punishment 81 TIE hJtrl tt esSe
voyage from NoW-iOrs appeared for IN e Tinted
Court Francisco yesterday but bis cOan5ei ooe
until THURSDAY Tor the OF bns al'i
a mOu0a iyr tra-
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ysvOetr,xs Nov E.oar 6m; saies Or Double BI!ra At
IS q; Trbe Ertn 81 2ja$5 80; Family, - - 10 Corn
easier az Tie Mixes TjO16c for White Oat. Sra 52Gj3c
Choice. dull 81 O2aaSl o. Hay at So JOg
Pnme f27 Choice PORK improved demand az SD %
MeatsShoadars 7c Bacon good O5ng demand;
shoulders aud Clear Rib sides 7sa7es2i Char sides. 6laas y
IIsms-NO L, dull AID Sa09 Tor ucrcs lOc
ker sugar demand tendency doYn6a sales Of Common
707c Fair. Si4Szc; Good FaIr 20 Fully Fur 9d3 .ci
5n Zoe Clarified IOL0O7r Moas,s soil a - Soc Tor
Choice Wlkv sold at 96c fr Louisiana II O2 oF Gin
rinnat Coll iO7HiOS Cueucr closed JifQ3af per celt
premium sterlrc}aak Dra lliGllj; Sewtork sight. IL d
per rent prsmiuil for certified checks.
NmHtNsroN Nov 3-Sputs weak B1c. Resin
80 strained Cn- THpenne quiet - TOT iaI - fo
Yellow Dip and 81 10 for Yirgin Tar Kat ~
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Nov S-Gieut-Co Richard J..
Infantry promoted from Major Of the 81 Infantry has
proceed wtiout drly Join poi IN the
Major Henry L.
q IpnF has beea ordered 10 join ha station IN the
DeUsllment Of Missouri.
Mi,bipnen y. Blery T. l. Dull1s ard C. Ne lave been
detached the Richmond and orend N eyamuatoni hipmsa
w. been detached m the Wyoming ahd oui,rcl to
examination; Npnan J. Hlnks has bel detached fyE e JQ'
niata and ordered % examination.
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WORK OF TIE MINT.

WASHINGTON, Nov 3.-Bc;ween 100000 and
$4,000 In silver Of various denominations will he coined
at the Philadelphia Mint this month. The 81 900 OF trade
dollars coined in Nevada havo found their way into
circulation IN that section 49,
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sAPysto Miami D1le County sept %, O. % Edwin. de,t
- ~ Ch,rs A. and Itrg j. The SOD year
Also IN NJ ami Dde Cugny fis. ocl g. Mar j. se o. CHARLES
r. Bsrns, "a her SIN year.
IAEER-At Shcrnaa Texas Snnr Nov z Frank Bakf soa
OF ths ate Cbzrles " and eliza BiAee
Notice OF toe funeral hereafter.
prSyDr On Saturs Elizabeth Brunet daughter Of The ate
1l,sfonAer Tsnnt Bfookiyn In tar foh 90
rhe N1 take place Wednesday, Nes - @ No 81 No
81 Buos ~ eucu OF M j. = BfoRn, deceased aAEt,
al | o'clock.
BURT-SuidenlV At Narvck y Y "a Friday o. 81, Then's
sos ofBedea burt, ,.
WclnesiaT. IL eclecs
CulNBgRS-In BrooAyn Nov . Thonts Chamhsrs sscd 81
Tape on riesdl ih list. = u f'on The u-lct Of his
brhes Jame 49, Daasi, Fea the my uvisd 70 az
tend.
CRAWFORD Saaday Nov p 1873 Ia this c M,an Cats
vie OF Gilbert iolmca lgiun .. the sItJ. =, .
Iuefas afternoon. T. "a yecs 80 fann o. -
1hgfUl clrafr ioaf fsra.i s,c,rist Rr"s"- 49,
tas.g 3, Uh.isra. AtsA. iar intsfm'n>
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THE STATE or TRADE
nANANA EXrHANGR.

H.y,7, Eo, SErearge quiet; Uniiei state 60 day
curene, 81 per pr-nm short sight do .! nos pr ceat
Dgun do 90 days. gold 6Ou6l cent p-emi1ni dr. ,hoIt
G646S ni premium; LONDON SOGSJ yer clt premium
Pars 800 B2 per cent premium.
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5uet,aI Noncss

Dsaviile a CO.. Royal Irish Distglsries, Belief -
Ll A. tto tadeu Of MhskT II ho Uorh lsir Oh
Nb.Er recommended b. he Medical Profession in pfns
Frcsss sappa IA Cssks Gaze United kes Br,acs
u prOa.i IL. NSwloTk,
fn.cci- lpjurOss TO ycgetatiaa.-Dr ~ Coass paps
DESTRUCTIVE tSSktTN raj a. The Csn~ a.
e~sisd essea "a rEiEuAk iXrRA he Ia Poo. 10
k,loc rnh TkiBusS sss fut-
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A FEDERAL OFFICIAL ARRESTED FOR ENBRZZIE-
MENT.
SgDALIA. Mo-, Nov. 3.-Col. ID. ii. Budlons
United states Collector for this district was brought
mere to-day under srrcs:. charge OF emoezzement
lie Will have an examination to morrow,
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ReoySPFIYyN-on Thgrsiav so. at st. os-phs Chuuh
IN The rev VIM IT, Browne TO Kate A. fBnn all
~ BROOKLYN
nj SlSBEKlDy WITH Jersey City ~ j. THURSDAY evening
lhe the hries parents by TIE Rev hdssri
" Eep, Warren DusenbarY MARY DE At AZ Of JcrsoF C!
prE ITE-On fuear. Oct. IS hv the Rev Bishop Janes
pr,as Moio Gillette 81, daughter o. C. a. White Ell VI
this ci;v.
SyRR-UOSRYERL sundsy. Nov. ,. by the Rev.
"A Cbsps D. D. H. Marrenur 20 MR. lgehc NJ Hoaes
veil no csTd.
yuEPToCK- UlLLET-On Mopday, Nov . bY TIE Rev De- Nr
- D, go e. beeool to Alice r. Hsk.i, dsusa Of ie ~
Mn. IIsw1huat Townsend. all OF this ctY.
Boston papers please
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CHEESE MARKET.

Erica Y. Nov 3CnEgss-About 1000 boIe' we're ofrrei
200 reported aud that WHss @
iii, dgure was freely refused the factory holding Tor
l3i4c. 81.
Al Little P. hruy cheese sold G13i5s The ohSng OF
factory ch,ese Ras small and 20 sales recorded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-04
PRINT CLOTHS MARKRr.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-04

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