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New-York tribune., 1873-06-12

HlFTH AVENUE THEATER.
i AIGISrlh DAILY. sole Lessee hhl halascf
LAST WEEH BUT TWO OF IHE SEAnON
Every Night at @. the Thrilling German sensalon-
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LAST Avenue Thear Company: u - Cara Nor
NIGHTS IA. Fanny Davenport Fanny MOrant, Ms Guoef''
oi . Ms sara Jege Nellie Mort mer, Nina Faran, REQ
MADELEIN Z Noroot Mr. Cha, Fisher George CarSe Janei
M0kEL III Ious ames enry Crisp, ". j. Lem0ynt Z.
p'sr-a 4uito others.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-12
4 COUYsTJRGY7. " ~. S,I5loI SEAI rIy,, 70, .,,r.
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IA
on one Of the leading railroads, three hours rom New York con-
ug meadow ard balance 10 the unest tobacco ld 10 'he
t place dStllng housesr barn ana me bn "ae
not desirable 'caou easy Of access Schools churches S VIII
b so good terms App! 20 H. G. DJssLEl JlJ Broad
New-York tribune., 1873-06-12

EILST-CLASS 1t Octave PIANOS Retailed
- "N"o''' F CHRISTIE, 20 Banowat,
Near Hudson.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-12
WEST POINT HOTEL
u Is NOW Open

VARSWELL HOUSE, Cornwall on Hudson,
~ N.Y. Pleasantly located large rooms hne shades -
TOUNTRY BOARD for families and others
AZ Hotel; healthy oeanoui pleasant Rons; one %
from depot a heo from Ne"-iofA terms aole AZURE" "
New-York tribune., 1873-06-12
Eertures aro 1Hceilnus.

UNIVERSITY OF TIE CITY OF NEW
u YORK-The Aluual Commencement Of ihe usvsrsV N oe
he'd Fourhye Prtsb, teal Church, corner Of I~enecoll
t. on Til RSDAF June - at lp:Sl m
UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW
I YOEK1be for the admission 9 new Ntnasnis v
fake place Council Uaverrg washington sqlte On
nd RsDAY June H. atl0i N. HOWARD CROSBi. Oaneelor
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ss $50 instailments tsteh sl2 monthly CABLE lo
West 1Fertv thirdst, corner siEthave.
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Gitp prrpertp TO Eet.
BroukIpn l]ropcrtn 90 fet.

TNO LET or FOR SALE ON EASY IEhMo'
STORR and HOUSE No s7s Fulton.aye - ~, -. p...t,n
New-York tribune., 1873-06-12

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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-11
ABOUT THE CAPTURE OF THE
VIRGINUS.
SANTA ROSA A TROUBLESOME
CUSTOMER.
THE JAY COOK & co. BANK
RUPrCY CASE.

WAsHIYGToS, November l0.-The sd.
preme court Of the United States was TO.
day in session in hearing the case Of the
Union Pacific Railroad company We.
Pesis,or, treasurer Of Lincoln county, Ne.
braska. Involving tbs questions whether
the property oil the road is liable to be
taxed by s,ates through which the road
passed, and whether it is competent for a
county to tax for unorgsnized territory
adjacent to it under the law of the state.
VIM NJ. Evsrts appeared for ;he com
pany, aud J. NJ. Woodwork Of Omaha,
for the state.
Among the depositors who to-day re-
ecived thirty per cent. Of their deposits in
the First National bank, was ex.Presi-
dent johnson who received nearly
s22,C0).
THf vfgeINUs affair.
WAsuISGroS, November io.-Nothing
Of marked importance occurred to-day
With reference TO the Virginus sfsir, with
Sickles, notifying the secretary #
state that the Spanish government had
telegrspbed to the captain general to stay
all further proceeding in tho case Of cap.
tivos now in custody. Minister SicklCs
vac w INV iuNtINitN Win tue
Spanish minister OF foreign affairs. The
execution which recently occurred
ia condemned in official circles
rs brutal, when all the facts attending II
became known. Should it appear that
the international law has been violated,
immediate measures will ba taken TO
maintain the dignity Of the govern ment.
hat the secretary Of state has no idea
that the Castelar, government will DO slow
10 make due PREPARATION as far SIS in it's
power, judging from its friendly dsposi-
tion towards tbs United States, aud an
| expressed desire to cultivate more intimate
relations OF peace. The secretary
is represented AS saving to-day during Z,
| interview with reference to the reported
execution Of Santa Rosa. that he had no,
been officially advised OF it. but that Santa
! Rosa had given him great deal OF
trouble. He was once before condemned
to death as a pirate but after consumin 9
renm oi paper, and sending and rsceiv-
| ing numerous cable dispatches. tho
| government secured his release. Only
few weeks ago Santa Rosa wrote to the
secretary saying be owed the preservation
Of his life 10 him, therefore tho secretary
thought that Santa Rosa was not wise in
again imperiling bis safety.
In the bankruptcy case brought against.
Jay Cooke & Co, W ii Tenny. by his
counsel, to-day entered disclaimer of
beng partner in the firm.
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PROBA BILITIE

WAsHISGTos, Noven Der lO.-For the
Northwest rising temperature, southerly
winds and cl, udy weather For Upper
Lakes and thence over Indiana and Iii.
noi' northerly winds, warmer and increas-
cloudy weather. For Kentucky and
tennessee northessterly winds, rising
temperature and partly cloudy weather
For Gulf States light rainable winds aud
partly cloudy weather. For South At.
lantle states northeHsterly and southeast,
eriy winds and generally clear weather
For Lever Lakes norihorlv winds. lowe,
temperature and partly Il udy wes,l or
For Middle and Eastern States northwest.
erly winds, low temperature and general,
clear weather.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-11

Ma. HESRY Z. UNDERWOOD, recently
Of Louisville and one Of the journalists of
that city, has taken charge, us editor and
proprietor, Of the Charleston Courier,
and greets his readers as such in the lAs,
number Of that paper. Under its new
management the paper will abe thor.
'oughly Democratic in tome" the editor
having an enthusiastic faith that tho De.
mocracy 10 not "a galvanized corpse" but
- stout, lus,y fellow marching on to vic
tory Be this as it may we wish Mr.
Underwood success. Charleston now has
two railroads running into it, the Iron
Mountain aud the Cairo, Arkansas x
Texas railroad. The machine chop and
foundries Of the latter road are to be
erected in Charleston, and the railroad
company is about to erect large hotel
for the accommodation of the travelling
public. If Mr.. Underwood is patient and
ptrsevering, it is not unlikely tina. he
will, sometime in the future, issue the
Courier as daily journal containing the
news OF the world, instead Of q weekly
local newspaper.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-11
NJ ARKEr REPORT.

New IoRK, November lO.-Wheat
steady Iowa spring. 81 s2GlS3 wintor;
red western choice. 81 90.
Rye quiet steady; western 94c.
Barley heavy.
Corn n shade frmcr and moderately act.
i've; prime western mixed a2oat. 59Gl5g4c.
yellow western GO@G0ic; white G9c; wet.
ern mixed in It 70 5sic
Oats opened q shndr ilrmer; closed quiet;
new western mixed afoat 46!@47lc; white
western 4764s}c.
Pork quiet and steady; new mess SIS.
Reef ard cut meets unchanged
Lard frmer; stesin 3.l6G7t
CHICAGO, November lo.-Flour quiet,
1u, 'tssdy.
Whest opcnsd Arm, closed dull and
lower No ! spring 9s@9ec; No cold
up TO ejc cash closed nominal 93c; De-
cembsr sold 9igci closed 92.c; No 3s5sc
Corn opened firm, closed duh and
lower; No = mixed 3jic cash; 35;c Do.
cember.
Oats dull; No . 27c cash 2s@2s3c De.
cember.
Rye quiet; No 5e6GOc.
Barley dull and prices q shade lower
No 2 fall II %; No 3 500 s2c.
Provisions firm mess pork I'll cash
held Gil 20 January.
Lard firm at CSC cash oSc December
&c January.
Bulk meats, steady sale.. Short rib
middles, November ssc.
Whiskey steady SIC.
ST. LOUIS, November lo.-Hemp, dull
and nominal.
Flour, fiat; entirely nominal.
Wheat, spring. unchanged; No 9 sea
SIC; No 2 soft sea 90c; red fail in better
demsn nd, offered at 81 lst, 81 ia lid
nothing done in No2, 81 3S bid.
Corn, dull; No mediem offered a,
3jic, 3iA bid regular car lots cold at 36r.
Oats, in better demand and l@2c
higher; No mixed 3l@32@32l, Is,
| December.
Barley, no demand except for choice
sales of Nebraska spring at 81 3S.
RYE, in better demand No 2 6oGG2c
| Pork, dull small sales of new mess at
1870.
Dry salt meat, dull; shoulders 5tc
clear sides Gle cash. Bacon, dull clear
rib Gic; clear Gjc cash.
Lard, dull and lower butchers Gle.
Whskey, dull no batch at doc.
Cattle, in good demand good TO choice
native steers nominal ut s4G4 25 win
tered Texan 81 5o@3 rs through 81 SC
az 60
Hogs, quiet at So 2o@3 IS. Receipts
for the AZ hrurs 1900
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THE sPRAGuE5 OF RHODE ISL
AND.

Correspondence New York uerald.l
| From what 1 have said of the early
history of the Sprague family, ana the
vastness of ito inheritance which fell to
the children of Amn.a and William
spraguc, the elder, it Will be h matter of
interest to most readers TO ascertain how
the FAMILY is at present composed. Tho
A. & W. Sprague Manufacturing COM
Pany comprises Mrs. Fanny spraguo,
Mrs. Mary spragne, MI Amasa
Sprague, Senator William Sprague.
and two sons and two daughters
OF Mr.. Edwin uoyt The Two ladies first
named arc the widows Of Amsss and Will
liam Sprague, respectively. Amasa and
William Sprague are both sons Of Ama,a
Sprsgue, and the Hoyts are the children
of a daughter Of William Spr,gue, who
usrried Mr. Edwin Hoyt, the head of the
house OF Hoyt, Sprsgue X Co, Of New
York. Ams,a Sprague had daughters,
who arc married, one Of them TO
the Hon. Thomas a. Doyle, for
many years the mayor of this
city, but who seems to have no
Interest in the corporation, ard William
Sprague and "a only son, Byron Sprague,
who sold out of the compsny three or four
years previous 10 his death, which occur.
red in 1866. This completes the Sprague
family except those Of It who belong TO
the rising generation. of the latter It is
only necessary 10 premise shat there 10 a
fourth William Sprsgue, the son of the
senator, now almost lad, who may yet
hope TO succeed to his fathers business and
more than bis fathers power
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EROM KEY WEST.

KEY WEST, FA., November lo,--A lot
ter from Havana dated November 9th
gives the following account of the execu-
ton OF Vir.lnius prisoners ut Santiago de
Cuba. The four prisoners were shot al
the place made famous by prisoners ex-
ecutions, and in an unusual manner,
kneeling close to Slaughter House Wall
All marched to the spot vita hamness.
Baube.ta and Ryan showed marked
courage although the former was slightly
affected toward the last. The Two other.
were quite broke down before they were
bsndaged, but Ryan kept up to the last
| and never finched moment and died
without fear or regret. A. Baube and
Ryan were killed at tho first discharge.
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The latest returns from Kansas place
the legislature beyond all doubt. Pome-
roy cannot be returned to tho United
States senate. Sill, Kanss. will insis. on
keeping him in her service. A number Of
gentlemen, called grand jury, have pre-
sentsd his name as a candidate to serve
the state in . more humble capacity than
be has heretofore occupied. The cleo
tion 10 to come off soms time in the future
and decide whether be shall be excused
from further service or not The election
requires an unanimous vote, and Pomeroy
10 10 some doubt - to the result Of that
vote. He 10 not ~ oil anxious about fore.
ing the trial.
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Ada Heilman, Cairo. Departed, Tyrone,
Cairo. Weather clear and pleasant.

Ada Heilman, Cairo. Departed, Tyrone,
Cairo. Weather clear and pleasant
MEMPHIS, November l0.--Rver rising
slowly. Weather clear and warm. Ar
rived: j u Parker, Cincinnati; Mary
Boyd, Little Rock. Departed Glencoe,
Joe Kinney, Belle Memphis, ST. Louis !;
Nellie, New Orleans.
ST. Louis, November l0.-Arrived -
Bertran, Keokuk Hobbs, Wheeling I.
Capitol City, Vicksburg Coal Hill, Ohio
river. Departed Beriram, keokuk |;
Chester, Memphis; Mcdonald, Lincoln ;
Liberty, Cairo. River stationary. Cool
and pleasant.
EvANsvILL, November l0.-weathcr
clear and mild, mercury 40 TO CA. River
has failed 20 inches. Down: Evansville,
10 pm; Arlington, Z en-, Regtena and
bsrges, p m; Mary Ament 2; Arkansas
Belle, 8; Thompson Dean, 6. Business
dull.
NEW ORLEANS, November lo--Ar-
rived-Henry Probasco, Belle of Texas,
Cincinnati; John Howard, Louisville !;
Tom Jasper, John Scudder, Mollie
Moore, st. Louis. Departe d-Mary
Houston, st Louis Exporter st. Louis I;
Katy Chicot, city. Clear and warm.
LOUISVILLE, November 1O.-Kiver
falling with feet 10 tho canal and 4 fee,
10 pass down Indiana schultz. Cool aud
cloudy New canal ready for business.
j Il Montgomery, pilot and part owner of
the Mary Houston, died on the steamer
Grey Esglc Sunday morning, IS miles
below Hannibal. Gen Lyle, Cincinnati;
Chsrmcr, Evansville; Grey Eagle, Hen.
derson. Departures-Gen Lytlc, Cincin-
natii charmer, Cincinnati Farsseon,
Henderson.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-11

e raE New York World makes some
fearful exposures concerning Gen, o,
y. Howsrd's ,rasteeship OF the Freed.
mans bureau. While lie held that posi-
ton, no. less than thiriy-sve millions Of
dollars passed through his hands, but the
books show the expenditure Of twenty.
I've millions Of dollars, leaving the anal
balance Of slsrsn millions unaccoun,ed
Tor. We call this bad showing up for
such IN eminent Christian soldier As Gen
Howard. The World substantiaies 1t,
chsrges BY cloud Of witnesses.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-11
FROM NJ L MPUIS.
YELLOW FEVER.

MEMPHIS, November lO-The streets
to-day were crowded and presented the
same appearance as before the fever
broke out. Nearly ali the nbsenlees have
returned. Weather quito warm. Only
Two deaths from fever today. Howard
association reports five new cases.
cECIALLA's ExAMISATIoS.
Alderman Cecisll, for the alleged crime
OF drawing rations for fictitious persons
aud appropriating them to his own use,
was arranged before n committee Of the
board this afternoon. Evidence very col =
dieting. The committee reserved their
decision until tomorrow.
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CORPUS CHRISTIE.
DARING RoDBERY,

CORPUS CHRisrI, November l0.-A bold
robbery was committed on the 9Th in this
county, at Conception, by gang Of abou,
eight armed Mexicsns, who entered the
store Of Mr.. Schuhart about six clock in
the afternoon, carrying away large
amount of money and arms. No steps
were taken to arrest the asght Of the band,
who are supposed to have fled to Mexico
The boiduess of the robbery shows the in
efficiency or lack of policemen or troops.
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DEATH OF COL. II. d. COOK.

Col. IL. d. Cook, Chairman Of the ILL.,
NOS Board o. Railroad and WarsbguEs
commissioners, dis4 very i-93snly
Of his hons IT Normal q
Saturday rigt. l,I.- Z l7ptir6sls or
fspGDas-i referring ID ;hs asrit 81 CpL
Cur, esu iDsp.t lea Aqua rle.set ugr
s.s.s dsp-tnsutr ssriripg egwi- - the
r,..s. ~ in uraupuf eutis, Co u. y
C.vos, chairman u tps isatis bona q
Esirpsa ape Wltenpes. uutr u IA ip1er,
Gu Coz. wa tstsr ,icr Ff42ty, Ntlls .;
Csr.irvills, Az iss .Ig log =gen ipsb.
posss - eooiirvs b, E0fs. Tstgrns3 "
tEs city and WAS quite 10 81 Friday night.
In company With MeLsuglir CroeEey, OF
the board, Col. Cook took the noon
train yesterday for Normal, where he re-
sidss, Mclaughlin returning 10 Cpring-
field the same evening. This morning be
received telegram from Col. Cooks son
conveying the startling intelligence OF the
sudden death Of his father a, c o'clock
this morning. The cause 10 not stated
but IL 10 tholght TO be heart disease. Col.
Cook was sb0us hi'y years Of age, aud
leaves wife and three childran, and has
been connected with the state govern.
msns since 1865. He served through.
out the late war with zeal and bravery.
In 1896 he was appointed BY Gov
Oglesby As one Of the state agent. to look
after and care for the Illinois soldiers il
the various hospitals throughout the diff
fsrent states. In 1867 Col. Cook was con
tinued ~ state agent, with bis office d
Washington, ID. g., with authority to looI
after, arr nge and collect the claims O
Illinois against the general government
In this be WAS eminently succes,ful
and collected for the state many hun
dred thousand dollars that would other
wise have been lost to the state. lie wa
still acting in this capacity when he WI
appointed by Gov. Beveridse as one Of II
board Of railroad ana warehouse COMM,
sionsrs, 10 which position he has prove
70 - equal 10 the task imposed upon hin
and n chairman Of the board, his des,
viIi b . great blow to tho efficiency {
che commissioners.
OIL. Cook IVES formerly q resident {
Woodford county, and represented it i
ths general assembly OF the state in is5
and 1880, and ~ss = fsithfal and true reT
sessstativs Of the people. his death 10
sudden and ssd blow 10 his many frisndi
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CUBA.

HAVANA, November 10 Advices from
81. Thomas up to the 9th inst, have been
received. News has reached that island
that Gen. Luperor, who retired from the
leadership OF the revolutionary forces In
san Domingo two months ago has been
recalled by tho insurgent chiefs and will
resume his old command 1t is supposed
that under his command the revolutionis,.
will make supreme effort and either tri.
umph or be annlhilated.
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PROM SALT LAKE.

SALT LAKE, November l0.-Mat,hew
Kinney, an engineer on the Central Pa.
cihc railroad, was shot ut Ogden on Sat.
urday afternoon by co.ored mon named
Charles Mingo. lie died last evening.
The Utah Southern railroad is com
pleied within two miles 81 Proro. The
Utah Northern narrow gauge is being
extended from Brigham City, its former
terminate Ogden. Track-laying 10 now
progressing rapidly and it will probably
be completed in one month.
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FROM PITTSBURG,

PiTTsBuRG, November l0.--The Uni
tod States commissioners TO inquire into
the causes of steam boiler explosions, who
met in New York on Saturday will meet
in Pittsburg on Tuesday November 18th
Experiments will be made ON Wed nesday
the 18th, upon Q new boilers, each being
"A feet long by 40 inches in diameter with
two fourteen inch return fues in each
Two Of these boilers are iron and one
steel. They were constructed specially
for the test.
DEATH OF FATHER BRAZIL.
Rev. Father Brazil, u Catholic priest,
died here yesterday morning OF consump-
ton. lie was transferred to this diocese
four years ago from Dubuque, Iowa.
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ENGLAND.
the cARLIsTs.

LosDoS, November lO.-The Carli.ts
continue TO claim the great victory at
Airyhdo. They report that Morriones was
driven from the vicinity of Ones,ella to
Losorcos. On the other hand Gen. Nor
rioncs in his official report of the battle to
the Spanish government states that he
ps'sed two nights on tho ground pre-.
viously held BY the enemy.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, November lO-Nr
Hcnick, the postotiice clerk who was ar
ressed with Patton aud another clerk fOi
tamperiDg with letters, las toen DIS
charged, he having shown conciusiveIy
that the letters opened by him were Ia hii
own address. Patton VIII probably waive
an examination, Us he Ia. partially con-
tesei his guilt.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-11
MEXICO.


MATAMoEA., November lO.-Through.
out Mexico today they are celebrating
the adoption of the additional article to
The national constitution, amongst which
the abolition Of Peonage and separation
u the church and state. The military
psrsdsd, ors,ions were delivered, and the
city i. illuminated tonight amidst general
rejoicing.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-11
FROM CHICAGO.
BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.

BILLIAED TOURNAMENT.
CHICAGO, November lo.-The billiard
tournament at Music hall opened tonight
BY a game between Joseph Dyon of New
York, and Peter Snyder Of Chicago.
The games are all for thousand points
French caromes. Dyon won in the 9th
inning by . score of 0to 272. Dyon' s
average 3G5. The largest run Dyon made
WAS CT. Snyder's largest WAS 40. The
second game was between Francis Ubassy
and John Bessunger. Ubassy lead from
the start piling up runs Of 50, IS, 81, ETC.,
and making double numbers in nearly
every run.
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FRANCE.
OMPRoMIsg EXPECTED

PARIS, November l0.-It is anticipated
that the compromise offered by the right
will be accepted, perhaps with some mod
ihcation or addition. Both sides seem dis
posed TO psrsue some conciliatory course.
The excitement here and at Versailles l.
.uhsiding, and it is believed that the crisis
/. over.
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MEETING OF THE L. $. COMMITS
SIONERS AT PITTSBUR re-.
CORRUPTION IN THE INDIAN a
POLLS CITY COUNCIL.
\ BOLD ROBBERY IN TEXAS.
FROM INDIANAPOLIS,

INDIAgAPoLis. November lo.-In re-
sponse to grave charges of corruption
made against certain members Of tho city
council in the Sentinel Of this morning,
that body met tonight and appointed u
committee TO take The testimony with
power TO send for persons and papers.
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and will he severely felt by tho people
the state, whose champion he was by vir-
tue Of his position as chairman of The
railroad and warehouse commissioners
The time OF bis funeral has not boen
fixed, but will doubtless take place on
Tuesday next"