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TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 81, 1878.
The British steamer Quang Sc. from Hong Kong,
arrived here this mofniag and il anchored at the
Quarantine grounds.
All on board are well.
PASSENGERS ron Nxw YORK
The following is list OF the passengers destined
for New York.
+. q. Skeggs, II. Oil. G. II. leicester. j. Anaber.
Paymaster s. ID. Hurlbut, UnJed States Army. anu
Captain Lloyd.
CARGO.
One hundred and fifty tons Of freight on bosrdo OF
the vessel is consigned TO New York and will be
forwarded overland.
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IElEcaAEs TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, May 81, 1873
kilograms from Spain announce that Mr. Brad-
laugh, the English radical reformer, who was
Gently arrested by the Carlists, has been released.
AN ARMY LEVY POSTPONED.
General yclarde has postponed the enforcement
OF the Provincial army levy.
CARLIsT PLUMBER OF RAILWAY CARS.
Rowing bands Of Carlists continue to intercept
railway trains and plumber the passengers.
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CHICAGO,S JUBILEE.

Baton In the Queen City Of the West.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 81, 1873.
The Jubilee Committee have announced their full
programme, in which they are joined BY the local
authorities and the Park Board, and have desig-
mated two full days for the jubilee. The concerts
will be led by Gilmore, and will take place on
Thursday, June 5, in the Depot Coliseum. On
Friday grand carriage cortege viii visit tie Park,
and an entire circuit Of the city on the Belt Steam
Railway for the first time used for passenger cars,
will be made. On SATURDAY. a grand steamboat ex-
cursion will take place the lake. Under the half
fare arrangements the railroads people are
already coming by thousands from all points TO see
the newsChicago and the Rebuilding Jubilee.
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POOLING PROHIBITED IN WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, May 81, 1878.
A Madison despatch says that Assistant Attor-
ney General Spooner has given an opinion that the
proposed pooling arrangement between the Mil
waukee and st. Paul and the Chicago and North
western Railroad companies Is contrary TO the
spirit II not the letter Of the State law OF 1867 and
that If such arrangement is eonsummated 1t would
be his duty to apply to the Supreme Court for leave
to bring action OF quo acd,7d1tO against these
poratiOns.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HeRALo.

LONDON, May 81, 1873
An explosion occurred yesterday in a coiery
near Wlgan, causing the instant death OF six
miners and the destruction OF much property.
HOLIDAYS OBSERVANCE.
The I'd and Sd Of June, Whit Monday and Whit
Tuesday, will be close holidays in the Liverpool
cotton market.
Whit Monday is also bank holiday in London,
but Whit Tuesday is not.
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KILLED BY A FALLING TREE,

While a number OF aborers were engaged In
digging cellar at the corner Of South Second and
second streets, Williamsburg, yesterday morning.
an old tree on an adjoining lot suddenly feIl In
consequence OF its roots having been destroyed by
the excayatOrs, and an old aborer named An
drew Rogers was Knocked down by IL ana sus-
tanned injuries that resulted in death wifnin an
His body was conveyed to his late residence, 81
Schoes street. Williamsburg excav3tors nave
always been celebrated Tor carelessncss and stu
mir
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ARREST OF SUPPOSED MEMBERS OF THE
BENDER FAMILY.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, May 81, 1873.
young man, supposed to be young Bender,
son OF the well known Kansas murderer was ar
rested in West Liberty, Iowa. to-day, and woman
thought 10 be MIS- Bender, was arrested at oxford,
Iowa. There seems to be little doubt as to their
identity. Both OF the parties held Tor further
Developments
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LEWISTON, Me-, May 81, 1873.
The thermometer this morning went down to
thirty eight: a change OF ifty-two degrees since
Wednesday. Slight irosts are reported on the low
GRO
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THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD DEPOT at
OMAHA

OMAHA, Neb May 81, 1873
Horace f. Clark the President Of the Union pa.
cinc Railroad Company, issued an order yesterday
for the erection OF depot and general offices for
that company at Omaha, In accordance with the
contract with that city. This settles the long agi-
tated question between Council Bluffs and Omaha.
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FIRE IN FRANKLIN STREET.

fire broke out last night ut 81 Franklin street
which caused damage OF l2Ooo. The second, third,
fourth and fifth floors or the building were ocoa-
pied by Max L. Rau n Co.: damaged s., o0o. fhe
FIRST moor was occupied by William kulsely Co.
Damage to stock aud building $4,000 The cause
OF the IRE Is yet unkQowQ.
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PORTO RICO.
Gubornatorial Tour-Investment Of Purchase
Money Of aves-Agriculturist Losses
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ST. JUAN DE PORTO Rico. May col
Via HAVANA, May 30, 1878. !
The Captain General il on an inspection tour.
THE CASH PROCEEDS or EMANCIPATION.
II is Intended to form lafre central plantations
after the style OF those in Martinique, In which TO
invest the indemnity received for slaves.
AGKIcULTURIsr LOSSES.
In some portions OF the island severe drought
prevails, and the cattle are pershing.
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NEW JERUSALEM MINISTERIAL CONFER:
ENCE

CINCINNATI, Ohio, May 81, 1873.
At the morning session OF the Ministerial Confer
ence OF the New Jerusalem Church, now in session
here a committee was appointed TO prepare new
ltlrgy. The annual address was delivered by Rev.
w. ii. Benade, OF Pittsburg, on the "Authority OF
Swedenb0rgn The afternoon was principally de-
voted to discussion OF the address.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

Splendid Contest Between the Athletics
md AtIantics at Philadeiphia-The
Former Victorious by a Score Of 10 to 5.
PHILADELPHIA May 81 1873.
The base ball game between the Athletics and
Atantcs was witnessed by about one thousand
persons. The game was magnificent and the bat
ting OF the Athletics, especially that OF Fsler, SUIT
ton and Capp, was very nne The umpring was
very satisfactory. The fielding OF the Athletics was
at first rather loose. Dehlman was badly hit IN
the lace by foul from his own bat IN the seventh
inning but after ten minutes resumed play. Capp
and Barlow were also hit by fouls.
n foIln irwin 10 In
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MEXICO.

Arrest of Monks and Nuns-Charges Of Shameful
immortality Against the Monas-
ticists-Loxada's Revolution
!. lists Fading Away
Moral Reform.
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RecOllect That Every Hour You Delay
the use of KNOWLES INSECT DESTROYER the bed
bugs reaches moths and plant insects multiplying
Strike them now.
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MURDERED FOR SEVEN CENTS.

RICHMOND, va, May 81, 1913.
special despatch reports the murder OF a negro
In Hanover county by another negro, resulting
from an alteration over seven cents The muir.
derer was lodged In Jail.
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ART MATTERS,

Literary Sensation.
sensation OF legitimate dye Is tomorrow to be
created OF Clinton Han, by tho display OF large
quantity OF art and Illuminated books. the private
library Of gentleman who has satisfactory reasons
tor selling them. The collection will be on view
from Monday morning until Wednesday evening.
when the sale will begin. The AFFAIR is the most
important. as 1t Is likely to be the closing one OF
the season.
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FRANCE.

Commercial Policy and British Trade
Profts-Patriotic Effort for the Paying
OFF of the Prussians- Recupera-
tive Energy Of the Republic.
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TURKEY.
Constantinopls Again Visited by Disastrous
ConAagration.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

C0NsTANTINoPLE, May 81, 1918.
Another disastrous connagration has occurred
in this city. Fifty houses were destroyed before
the names were checked.
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RUSSIAN EMIGRATION TO MANITOBA
CLIFTON. Ont. Nav

CLIFTON, Ont, May 81, 1871.
Mr.. Hespsler arrived here to-day with three OF
the Russian Mcmnonibes Commissioners, on their
way To Manitoba tn decide If advisable for their
people 10 cmigrate TO that country, They repre-
sent 100000 a0uas
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MissEsquoi.-Thc Waters OF This Spring
thousands aiictcd with Cancer Scrofula and
Brights Disease. a fresh supply Just received.
JOHN J.. HENRY No. College place.
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GERMANY.

The Shah of Persia Arrived in the Capital
Imperalist Reception and Popu-
lar Ovation.
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DEATH OF DR.. BROWN AT SING SING.

P0UGHKEEPsIE, N. " May 81, 1878.
DR.. Brown. who was sentenced to ten years in
sing Sing fer assaulting Murray, the New York gas
bill collector, died In the prison at nine O'Clock last
N Uhf
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TrtEGRAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, May 81, 1873.
The new government OF France proposes to
abandon the commercial treaty with England.
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For Lovely and Beautiful Com.
plexion, use P0upRE DE &C., GLEOPArRE EAU DE-
tan Nine. DuvAL Sole proprietres removed to s7d
lighlln perfume for the handkerchief
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FOUR CANADIANS DROWNED AT GRAND
RIVER

UASFE,
Captain Lebac and three men OF the govern
ment schooner La Canadienne were drowned to-
day mt Grand River by the capsizing or boat in a
small.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-01

For the Piles Use A. w. Kemttngsa
celebrated OINTMENT. Price &c. Office Z35 Front
street, corner Peck Slip.
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THE CIVIL DAMAGES BILL SIGNED.

ALBANY, n Y, May 81, 1878.
The Governor has signed the Civil Damages
Liquor Selling bill.
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HolyOke's Celebrated Fever and Ague
CURE may be obtained at g7S Eighth avenue, between
Fifty seventh and Fifty streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-01

Drunkenness and Opium EatinG.-~rIr.
BEERS, 5 Fourth avenue New York. guar tees pefs
feet cure. Ten years experience
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CUBA.
voluntssrS Protest Against Aristocratie As
sumption Of Industrial Rights.
IslecaAn TO Twe NEW YORK ueBIs.

rslessAn TO T@ new yoax MAlg
HAVANA. May 30 1873
number OF the volunteers, belonging to the
companies commanded by che officers who pub
iished the protest yesterday against the Tribune.
have published q counter protest, alleging that
they never authorized the captains to act for
them. or sign the protes. in the name or the vol
unteers; ON the contrary. they really prove that
large majority OF the volunteers and working 4
classes are with the T,70,u0
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Corns Cured, soc. TO 81. Bunions, Nailss
&c, treated by tho Oldest 852 Broadway
DIR. WESTERvELF, Chirop0dist
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Cristndoro's Excelsior Hair Dye Trans.
iorns hoary heads into youthful instantancoSslyt
Sold every where
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ENGLAND.

Colliery Explosion with Disastrous Conse-
sequences-Holiday Enjoyment-Com-
mercial and on Change.
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Havana Lottery Drawings ON File.-
Circulars tree Orders promptly filled. JOSEPH BATES.
Agent, 1856 Broad way, room Chatham Bank Building.
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announcing his Summer Hats. consisting every known
variety, he wthholds all comments their qualities,
STYLES &C. deeming II needful only notify the
poitan public that effort has been spared to render
his fabrics worthy OF its notice and patronage.
In the dress Hat combinations Of ur supcrseding
altogether the blue pearl cashmere have been formed.
This the finest furs has resulted the
duction Of IN entirely new Summer dress Hat surpass
all that have hitherto been submitted 60 the public.
Gentlemen invited 10 examine and Judge Tor them
selves. ESPENsCHElD. ila Nassau street.
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Corns, BuniOns. Nails, &C., Cured WItt>-
out pain. CORN CURE, by mail, 5Oc.
Dr. RICE, 0s Broadway. corner Fulton strest.
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whitney Sewing Machine Will Give
nnednacd satisfaction TO all who IL Gl3 broadway
A-Ruchu.-Tbc Curatiye propcrtjes of

A.-BuchU.-Thc Curative Properties OF
this shrub OF dropsy gravel kidney dseases and
obscure disorders well known to physicians.
Dr. Helmbod originally popularzcd this neecine, and
no has been able TO extract its virtues with
equal skill. hELMBOLDS BUcitU Is still the standard
and genuine Extract Patients and physicians prefer IT,
The genuine bears III r. Helmboid signature All apoh
&c sell it.
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Dyspepsia, Heartburn, COmsti pm tlOms
Low Spirits cured by DR.. sHARP'S popular specific
HARTNETr,s Pharmacy, Bible House, Fourth avenue
and Ast0r place.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-Next Drawing
June 10. Send for circulars. Post Office box $3.50
RITTER 4 CO., 50 Nassau street.
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Imports. $937 lG00Or 77iJ76n)0f.
Exports SbO799,0UW Wl,ys2OOOf.
The Steele remarkng on the above, says:-
Thus, for the first three months OF 1873 trade has
presented, as compared with 1872 diminuton Of
151o00,Oo0 in the imports and an increase OF
100000 in the exports. The decrease in the for
mer should not cause any surprise. The large pir.
chases to reconsttute the stocks exhausted during
the war were continued not only in the second
half OF 1871 but also In the first part OF 1872 The
imp0rtations consequently increased in the earlier
months OF 1872 in an exceptional manner.
Now that the voids have no longer to be
filed up the arrivals are necessarily less
considerable, and that they should be less than
in 1877 may be readily understood But we cannot
call too much attention to the development OF the
explorations. Our consignments abroad which
had diminished considerably during the war. had
already IN 1872, acquired considerable extension.
The proportions Of the recovery were great that
it did not seem possible that they could be ex-
ceeded The Improvement has. nevertheless, not
ceased to extend. and we have now shown that the
results are sensiby superior to those Of the pre-
ceding year. Between the 1st January and the 3lst
March, 1873 our exports represented sum OF
97l,000,000 Of francs The OutgOings OF manufac-
lures, which exhibit the prosperity OF the national
industry. amounted TO AIT 000, 000 or increase OF
600, and yet the three months OF 1872 had APP
peared to have attained limit which could not be
exceeded.
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CHINA.

Arrival Of Mails and Passengers at San Fran
cisco-Many Of the Travellers for
New York.
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PhfladolDlafs


Gauze MerinO Undcrshfrts and
DRAWERS, u large variety at
UNION ADAMS L cos, 6s7 Broadway.
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The Trade OF France.

The Customs administration Of France has just
published the returns OF the foreign trade OF the
nation during the first quarter OF 1878, compared
with the corresponding period OF 1872. The general
results are as follows:-
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Kaldenberg Invented New Process
for BOILING PIPES, and warrants the color 10 remain
smoking without plug Stores No John street, corner
John aud Nassau.
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COrns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, An
Diseases OF the Feet cured by Or zACHARrE Uniour
AM
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Gents Summer Hats.
Our assortment now complete
comprising all that is new,
everything that is desirable.
WARNOCK Il CO, SIG Broadway.
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On Account OF It's Purity and Mellow
ness. CENTURY WHISKEY is rapidly taking the place
all other stimuants For sale by druggists and first
class dealers.
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SPAIN.
tomorrow.

A British Radical Reformer Released from Cap
tivity-Provincial Army Lovy Postponed
Carlist Plumber Of Railway Cars
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The following announcement was published in
Paris on the 18th OF May
The last instalment OF the fourth milliard OF the
war indemnity has Just been paid to Germany.
The government is waiting for the arrival OF the
regular receipt TO announce in the Journal OWcil
that only one milard now remains to be liquidated
for the entire liberation OF the country.
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=. u. II. Brnndy-Old, Mellow, Reliable,
81 per gallon; 81 80 per bottle: entire invoice bought
cheap sold 10 the trade In bond or from store.
Il. Il. KIRK A co, 90 Fulton street.
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A.-a.-COrrect styles I'm Gentlcmen's
HATS for Summer wear ENGLISH HATS fcs Summer
wear OF the latest imports tions YOUMANS, Halter 7e
Broadway New York Hotel, and LOO Broadway, Abe
Jntal
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CnmpO's Infallibie Specific Cures via =
marvellous efficacy rheumatism NeUrniga, T0ohaca
HuDNuT. Herald Building; g. HENRY, 8Coiesc pisca
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pam institution having high reputation for honor
able conduct and professional skill Acting surgeon 3
HOFGHTON, N. d. Essays for young men sent free Of
charge Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. South
Ninth street, philadelphia, Pa
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Royal Havana LOttery.-Pricos Re.
duced, circulars sent and Information given We SOLD
the $500 900 prize in the drawing OF April e.
j. Il. MARTINEZ co, Bankers. 10 Wall street.
Post Office box f6SJ, New York.
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A Relic OF the Dark Ages Has Come

down US in the iron hoop. metal spring and finger
pad denominations called trnsses The NEW ELASTIC
TRUSS the rupture safely and comfortably, night
and day, TIL cured, Cool clearly light Never breaks
gets displaced Used in bathing horseback exercises
&c Sold cheap sent by mail Fitted without charge
by the ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, 6S broadway, cor
ner of Amity street, New York CITY, Circulars free.
New York Daily News. May 81 1873.
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NEW ORLEANS, May 81, 1873.
The steamship George Cromwell, seven days over
due from New York, has not yet reached here
Several steamers from the Gulf came up to-day,
but they bring no tdngs or the missing vessel
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The Mutuals Beaten In Boston.
Boston. May 81, 1878.
Ip game OF base bali played here to-day. be-
tween the Bostons, OF this city, and the Mutuas,
OF New York, the former we're victorious, by u
score OF 16 to %.
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average temperature yestefuuy. ............ 57Is
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. O1-8
Average temperature for corresponding week
ldst 'edT. % o.
Average temperature for past week. 6S 4
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Royal Havana LOttery.-Prizcs Cashed,
orders filed norma furnished Highest paid for
spanish Bank bills governments, &c, &c.
TAYLOR AZ CO., Bankers. III Wall street. late OF l6-
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fhdbs. LIST. 2I 3d. an. Ih 6V. IN. WI. w.
A Atlantis / ! I'D
Bases on Clean Hits-Athletic. 20, Atlantic, ..
Bases on Errors-Ath!ctic, 5; Atlantic
Bases on Balls--Athletic, D: Atlantic, l.
The umpire George Hall, OF the Batnorcs
The time OF the game was hours and 20 minutes.
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Orleanist Intrigue for Power In the
Parliament.

ParlIa mcnt.
PARIS, May 81, 1873.
The Orleansts IN the Assembly are seeking an
alliance with the Lett Centre, having refused to
form coalition with the legitimists ana Bona
partists. The Lett Centre, however, decline to
entertain their propositions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-01

Century Whisi<cy, the Creme do ID,
creme OF all whiskeys.
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All AcknoSvicdSe kearmey's Buchu TO
the best remedy used for all diseases OF Bladder
Kidneys and kindred complaints In male or female
those afflicted should not rail- TO try IT, Depot l0f Duane
less trash.
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Patriotic Aspiration for n Complete Pay
ment OF the Prussians.

FAKIS, May 81, 1915
II is reported that the Bank OF France will ad.
vance the funds necessary to complete the pay
ment of the war indemnity, and that the cvacua-
ton OF French territory by German troops will fol-
low immediately
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Add Reliable Halls safes,
y45 and A7 Broadway
Best In the world.
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The pIeasnnf NnIley Wine

SuIpho-Carbonate OF Lime Dfsinfect-
ANT and PURIFIEk-Price 81 rs per barrel GEO. e.
W TIE, 100 Front street
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A.-Lyon's Insect Powder Is Instant
death reaches bugs, ants plant fceharmcss aour
IN human beings
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT., !
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. June IL A. ID.
Probabilities

Probabilities
For the Middle and Eastern States and the lower
lakes, soutneasterly and s0uthery winds, high but
diminishing pressure, COOL clear and partly cloudy
weather; for the upper lakes ana the Northwest
and thence to the Ohio and Lower Missouri
valleys northeasterly and southeasterly Winds
rising temperature and partly cloudy weather (;
for the Gulf and South Atlantic States and Tennes-
see, northeasterly and southeasterly winds. high
barometer, low temperature, cloudy weather and
occasional rain.
Reports are missing from the upper lakes and
Southwest.
The Weather i'm This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-tour hours In
comparison with the corresponding day OF last year,
as indicated by the thermometer at IIudnut's Phar
Ruidn0
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