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The sun., 1873-05-17

FnrDAY. Nav l6.-FLouR AND MEAL-Flour
iy snd G w Sce for home S M
tra state sold for June SIS. Rye nour very nrm
sS MSssln bo sa.a ssg &C. ss
Soa5e eHtrs W. dS'I do winter srat ciss n ao
sores bic, eItr1s ,ss & &stS city shipping eIras nSs d.
6.Ser. aud family brands e. 81 80 southern shp
Ss eern errr9s g. iS hspr ST1adyxne 1 E &c. .T9 TO-
GhoctRfEr onee In fsir demand, at siear gold
2T 2 ns @ Tss G at T ' s9d s' n NC
s,c. for Csroins., Molss.es stcady cargo, Of s.
tive but nrn at SIC for far good refining sales
nncd, io.aliAc for grsnulateJ. ground aad crushed
and lo,.9iOXc. for soft white.
srot, guota On. arr unchanged market closing weak
middilns pplands' s,ci and low mlddlns d9.; l,,ic
consumption. and g ior speeuls on. In forward dely
ssG - elIss By o1 r'Port at at y e fGT Msy
gust. The Liverpool marAet was quiet miadng up
PRoyrsioSs Pork is in better demand sale. s2s bbls
ncg mess az tis casn and seller Jny. and ts{i in
& 1 ss Sue sa i.on ~ bSsi a hS S
small sales OF long clear a. 94 Cut meats in far re-
ssltcd do, iisiiHe; picked 6ces SsSi6ci smoked
s%; isHc fgr S 1a y e. iST we.eTn @ c: Gaxge
for prime city, ~ ~ icc for prime Western on spot.
7sisc. Butter, -Ir2ic. Tor new Western and 2s,9Oc.
for STATE S9re.e 10 ,ac fre,h eEss lSsi!e q, -,
bush al tt, Tor No2 MEausee spring all June q 20
ssG fr ~ soS ssrse' niSq q f5r 'Ee gEoe
s2rng siS'ttis5 Tor winter red; :atl.6 for amber
t2H6 for white Michigan; So for white california.
Corn easier; sags sl,m hush. AZ Cssa5c. for miN"i
aroat 6ic. IN store C3i.c.- arost for old Western
mixed, and white western ibt,lc. oats nrincr and
furiy active sles 5000 hush. at Jk5lh hc. for mNe,
mos.ly at ~ 5lc 80 ~ s.. for poor extra choice
white. sud Sc in store Tor old mixed Barey-salUs 4
~ bush. fair Canads at til2 delivered. and cstcrn
nominal at fG Sc. Rye quiet at 81 for " estern and
state.
suNpRIEs-Petrol'um lower and moro active crude,
a.. IN hulk and iic IN hbl- spot and future refined,
- &C IN uhls spot aud future NaNal stores steady,
quiet strained rosln, flji spirits turpcntnc, 4yc.
llnteed oii dun at u crude pSIm -ld Al 81 81, and
lallow quiet good % prime, $40 lite. Mhiskcy
todnsn sold A. So for urgcs Fore rn fruits gene.
rAny strsdy, but braZl NUS declined tu hEc. Hides
and leather nru aud ~ good demand Freigats nuncr
for gram. To Liverpool hy steam, sNo bash -rsin at
ttst at. To Lon on, l6.sn bush. wheat hy steam at
~ d by SAL 2i'u bush. do NJ l0t. To Penarth Nv D
harks with 3O grs. grain each az H. 81. Two ycsse E
with petroleum TO Liverpool at Is. ID.
The sun., 1873-05-17
The Irou strike Growius Serious.

PHd;NIxviLLH, Tenn, May l8.-The great
strike OF the iron workers At PhGniIvie and Danvllle
continues. The PhUnr Iron Company have stopped all
orders. The suspension Ia not only proving DISASTROUS
TO the companies but manufacturers In all parts Of the
country VINO iron IN large Quantities are already
feeling It's effects As the iron workers labor oreaniIs
ton. the United Sons uf Vulcan, Il very large and
strong IL IL feared that the eriEc will become Cnera
IL is difficult 20 seCCrtain the membership Of Ia sOcie
ty but u 10 estimated at about 1000 Eight lea ding
works are now soppt d. and II expected that another
There much apprehension felt at Danvle that the
society men Will attack the uuu.uniOn men now en-
ployed by TIE Pennsylvania lrOr Company. The men
OF the company are armed aud march to the mill al
night. The iAhorers, quarrymtn, and teausters EN-.
owed at the tedar il Lane Companys quarry, Port
Kennedy. struck to-day for advanced wages.
All the labor organizations arc awaiting ith coned
erahle interest the action OF the Ssti0nal Executive
Committee Of the tnitcd Workmcn OF America regard.
ing o general strike Tor eight huGrs work aud higher
The sun., 1873-05-17
CLOSING ON THE MODOCS.
Captain Jacks stronghold Besiesed-A Bat
tie Ia Progrcss.

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HNN FHNN''N'o' Nay io'-NuNl'eS from
the lava hc de TO right state that rciuforcements
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"'' "'N'''''' VI "'','"e l"""'" NV pipSVh'
fortified position Of the MOdocs. Gems. Davis
and Gill-m were near losing their lives i'm at-
tcuutfuy to cross Ttic AXE in small ho.t dur
inc al, Of wind The trnpp. In the ne!d are
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sunerlhs i'r '.e wan oi "Ht'r'
The remains e Con. Candy are on train
which left san Francisco this morniu, for the
,
The sun., 1873-05-17
Goine for Boss Twesa,s .cnIp 4 gnln.

William M. Tweed was IN the Oyer and Ter
miner yesterday to listen TO the argument Of his NJ
lawyers the subject what pleas should be
entered for MIN the hftecn new indictments found
against him by Grand Jury OF the February of
the court. Mr. John f. uTrll opened the business by
saying that the subj ~ matter Of the new indictments
embrat ed In the former indictments which we're
sl pending in this court and IN the General Sessions
lie and his held that entry thOud be made
superscdng the old INDICTMENTS before pleas the uow
we're entered This was done as 10 two hut as to Others
thr long discussion participated IN by hessrs
W.o Bartlett .. y, hsld, John Graham, e1Jgdge
Attorney Phelps and Mr.. Peckhan the other. Finally
an agreement was reached An order entered that
Mr. Tweed should plead not guilty to the new lndct-
nens. with lrerty TO iaterpose q plea Of another ~.
dctmcnt pending at time within ten days, aud also
AZ liberty to at time to qua the indictments
upon any ground exrlnsic or intrinsic, In the
manner and with the eject though motion
wers nade to day. The formal pleas were entered.
The sun., 1873-05-17
DIED.

DuYCKfNCK.-On Friday morning, May iG al the
residence Of his parcnH In this city George Duy yckinck
Of Eyort A. and Margaret W. Duy ckinck, IN MS 9Th
year.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral services at st.
Marss Church. corner Of ION st aud ID av on Monday.
the 18th inst, ut " O'Clock.
HENDERSON.-On Thursday, May -. Isabella wife
OF Hugh Henderson. IN the 9ith year Of her sgc.
The relatives and friends arc invited to attend the
funeral from her late residence Lincoln ST. jersey city
Heights, ON Saturday. i1tu inst at 2 o'clock.
SMiTIl.-Allen Smith, infant daughter of Mary II.
and the late Allen smith. aged mosths and days.
Funeral service to he held at the residence of her
grandfather. Gustpyus Reid, Sp West 18Th st. satur
DAY. i1th inst. ut =. NJ.
swEENY.-on Thursday morning. May Is. after .
long AMI Illness. Lizzie. only daughter OF MARY
The late Iobt Swecny 10 the 1th year OF her
The relatives and friends OF the family nrc respcct-
full invited to attend the funeral from the residence
Other mother 10 Bedford ST.. sunday afternoon at
o'clock.
The sun., 1873-05-17
RRILD.

pTRDY-GIILET.-On Wednesday, May II, at the
Church Of the TRANSPORTATION, by tic Rev. DR. Iough
ton Belmont Pufdy TO Bertha, eldest daughter OF
Mr.. Joseph Gillc'.
SCHULTZ SOUTHEASTERN BONNEY.-In Bcr
ln Prussir Arrl l is In the presence OF tho Ameri
Can Legation. by the Rev. Dr. Bui hscl Lcdt. Adolp
Emil Ferdinand oChutzschu fzcna'cin 90 susie " Bon
npy, tiId daughter Of the late Judge BOnney Of tins
city.
SEAMAN SMITH or wednesday, May II. at the
reeiacncc Of the brides parents by tic Hcv. Dr Bur
Jacob Smith nil oi this C'ty
SLOCt M-EA~TBURN ON wcdncs csdiy. May II, "
the residence of the brides parenta, hy the Rev "
bradford Ccavcr. William a aiUCum to EninS Il; East
burn. an of Ibis Ctv.
VAN HOI.NE- LANEITN Ca Iursd1y MAY 10, by
brides mother, New haven. Cornelius Van Horne oi
jersey city to Minnie H. Iaytrty. only daughter of Va,
late Thomas IaVprty
WILTON BOND.-N Gcncsce, n. y. on Thursday,
May ~. by the I,ev. r. De W. ward. - u. John ~
Wilton OF Brooklyn. ~ 70 siiss Mary T.. Bond VI
GCncsec.
The sun., 1873-05-17
WASHING TON NOTES.

The A torney General and the Government
have agreed not To move TO parties Of the bill
rq ty 10 be hlvd iu Hartford against he uulon Pacific
Railroad Company Hud the stuCAhoters Of Tie circuit
Mu M r. ultltl' shall De Med n court Mr.. Jcuckus IL
gathering aud toIh Information 10 aIt the counsel IA
IN prosecution OF the SUIT.
The Intcrnal Revenue receipts for the present
month have reached u,a ~ seven miOns OF dollars,
aud the receipts for the cal year To- date are flu
l2yetL The e-fmat.d roccpts for the present hscal
year were fltr VOOp, and tuo probabilities, Judging
IRON the receipts during the past month, mat they
Nlli he exceeded from three TO uye millions
Geo. II. stuart, Chairman Of the Purchasing
Commute Of The Board Of iuuHn Commissioners, has
wriitrn letter to secretary Drlsuo, defending the
action pf the committee IN the award Of
trsrts for indian supplies. lie says the awards met
with the unanimous approval of the committee, aid
courts The fullest investigation. He claims that IN
every the awards made 10 the lowest aud
best bidder, all things being considered.
The sun., 1873-05-17
THE COLLIERY FIRE.
Filling mp the Miue with Water, aud Extin-
puishing the Flames.


WEsrvII1E, N. s., May 16.-There Is very
little change in the aspect of affairs hero since
Yesterday. The work Of filling the slopes has
progressed steadily, and is now about accom-
plished, the only remaining opening being the
pumping shaft, into which a good stream Of
water il s,ill pouring.
The shaft was sounded this morning and the
indications were that the water was rising
rapidly. Iii the intention TO cover the shaft
with timber and planking on which earth and
other material will be placed To- exclude the air
and stil preserve the shaft SO that as soon as
the fire is cxtinguishcd 1t may be utilized Tor
the purpose of pumping out water from the
mine.
This morning there was scarcely any smoke
coming from the shaft. but the presence OF black
damp was very perceptiblc a fact coneidercd nv
old miners TO be very favorable, as II Indicates
the hre is rapidly decreasing, and all danger of
more explosions Is over.
Ii is thought that after all the shafts are filled
there win he a sufficient quantity of carbonic
acid ga- In the mine to erectuay put out the
fire
A better feeling Of security prevails through
out the distri t - this assuring fact IL made
known. Deep stiffness prevails IN aud around
tho neighhorhood.
Nearly all the stores in Westyille are still
closed, and very liitlc business il being done.
The miners at the other mines have not yet re-
sumed work. IL Is verv doubtful whether any
thng IN the way Of mining will be done before
Monday.
The President and Vice-president Of the
company were on tho ground to-day, but nothing
has Net transpircd as 20 their intention with re-
gard 10 future operations.
There are no new names to be added to the
death roll
The sun., 1873-05-17
JOrrINGs ABOUT TOWN.

TIE steamer Frolic soed Yestel day afternoon
NJ O'Clock for ST. johns, \. F. 10 bring ON the crew uf
the POlaris
The returns called for by Superintendent Kel-
show the numb Ct lQupr stores, saloons &c IN
the city 20 be- si0j The Tenth ward has the lHrsest
numuer, i!O.
Mr.. John Mercer Langston did not dcnounce
the CWi Rights hul at tue great drmunstrdtOn At
Cooper Institute un Thursday evening, He CNpOund, II
or explained It's bearings,
Tie examination Of candidates for admission
into the college OF the Cny OF New York II al.
made known IN the chapel on Wednesday, June ..
Judge BENEDICT yesterday, in the United
States Circut Court ordered that fdMprd Mathews
and Lawrence Wells be hned ESQ each lOr having failed
10 attend Jurors, although personally served with
summOnses.
The frat number OF new Sunday newspaper
Of special interest 20 mo ltlsh population wiz appear
tomorrow, The SiHldV Ctiisfs IN published BY the
lrah National Publishing Company IL edited by Mr.,
N, J. Hebernan. an esDerleoc. lr'Ib .ieurhslisi.
The sun., 1873-05-17
BANKING IND FIN1NCIIL.
INVESTMENT BONDS.


The NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD 7.s1 FIRST
MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS. which recommend
a profitable aud weLsecurel investment bear $40
per cent gold interest and have the following elements
Of security, VIZ:
L. They the obligations of strong corporation.
2. They area First Mortgage the Road, ITS Equip
ments. Rights, and Franchises.
s. They are a nrst lien on its Sct Earnings
L. 1@cre is pledged, IN addition, for the payment Of
principal und interest Land Grant Of 1850 per
mile through the States. and 95,5U acres per mile
through the Territories traversed. The Company is
already entitled to nearly Ten Million of Its Grant
Land thus far have realized s566 per
with nearly so miles OF the road completed and in
operation. the earnings for 1873 Will be large
All iimsrketablc stocks and bonds are received IN eI.
change for Northern Pncincs most favorable terms
JAY COOKE CO.,
~ Wall street, New York
The sun., 1873-05-17
CURIOSIrIES or CRIME.

Michael Berry, a private wat chman, Wa CON
yictcu m thC cen raj St-sllus yesterday lnd't
mt for receiving stolen goods worth sl2,0U at 2il
Ear Furtys Yenth street He Was seutcnc,d to four
years anc six months IN sing slug.
Last night Edward Brady Of gia East Thlr-
teonth street beat his wife Ann Brady shockngy, and
en dCkcd her IN t4e fat with heavy hout, cutting
an ugly gash IA her cheek oWc,r Leon took HIM 10
the Cuiun MsrNet police station.
James Whalcn, Of 40 East Twpnty-niuth
e and James Rogers OF y sprg street quarreied
yeuttriay IN Grand street, near Mott strtt Whalcn
rn Neither made hOc ia the body Of the otuer and
both Were arrested,
Last evening John Fitzpatrick, aged W. with
four iNc utucrr about the age assault ed hnd
attempted to .uh Norris Cohen Of ea Lew street iu
fcuue u, near Fluh street. fiNpatricN asked
tpIon " lethcr hr hal watch and ,ohen buuoned ny
ms coat and attempted To run, but upun v tnr
nos who struck him. Cohen hhuItc4 Tor the police
OMcer Warren arrested ftfpatr.cA. The Others os-
Cauou.
The sun., 1873-05-17
LOSSES BY FIRE.

4 Gre at Joliet H., Yesterday destroyed Is
hu.G.Lf- BOO Blum street los. tW,'"
4 hlud'ng In Grand Rapids N"h. owned hv
W. o. Powers, ana occupied ~ t.ats 6 Bru th,r a. n
brush burned yesterday 4Nt 4ofs II 'rtl-
I44fct 81 S'stu insurance, fs9t'h
4 Gre yesterday m morning In -. Alhans Terrace.
Ottawa, Canada spread VITA great Iapdty, attack 'us
hufulu-s ou Ottawa. Cumberland. ~tcyllf. aud nlly
strc T.. Iniry-riS houses we're t'rneI. Inc loss is
tatIu.tcd 1t $500.
No. 63 Curtlandt street. owned hv rhos Miller.
TOOK IRE yesterday morning tnr ut floor, neir tn-
south tui uf me uulalu.. The following tlc losses
Eull ing. ttNu not IL.lfCd. tourth fith sud sNth
10 r.. occupied hY American Imam llu- a.I bvcoInf.
ing Company fnr chnsware, SC slu ~; tusured fUr
3d. Ihlri nuoI occupied BY tombinato Mop and
Brush company damage, tSfIO insurluc' not asC'r.
O. ned Sccoud noor, occupltd a. Offices trlHlng dam.
First fuor. hcer saloon and ret'aurant of Geo 4.
brook damage hy water suh' insured for tl.u.
The sun., 1873-05-17
Mr. Gallsgher's Complaint Against his wife
I'D N

At9o'cloCk last nisht an Iri-hman, with dis
hcytlled hair o1dy battered nat his clothes torn
atoms, aud AodirE bOOditained haadkerchicf I'm HE
hand rushed wildly into the Forty yseyenth street police
station anu shouted 20 Sergeant Pickett, say Cap,
shure | want 10 make charge against James Gal
acr and me wife, Mistress Gala CHER FOR atm pt to
n.urthrr me IL the frs, degree. on, be CORA, they
fought get hero lefore nae but be hoEev Cap
WAr .ulsrt lur tie likes OF tAln. bate thini aud
pr jabcr. can DO tai sane again. Ana nov, Cap
charge Them, that s Jl'- Gallagher and Mistress al
la .urr wuo b" ms toArn tpruducius small or rlhD
NE rou aud wife. via attlupt to murtutr me.
Sh ue Lord, Htn dgCcut ubu au kspv grDCfry
Al iO5 IVES Forty.tourth street Me is twintyuyr
old, n pruul,s pcI1'ts Nld wagon, lie belongs
toa IMeuh sc M ward cab shure! yer il9ncr, y,n
s. Capt ln, .arlui, thry Nmptad To mur'her one
Ca ago, an be tc taue to sen, to- broke tNo me
upe. .nrLf'e thin t mat tim', but now um det ar.
m.a ed ,t be- law oliil take IT. coursc. Tonight me
MilImhr came home an atthrr ne giyln' hiul o.
tousgud dolMt urh he sput yer Homer, hc knocked
me down and sickrl m VIII his nris Thea hulIosd
uurt.Cr, anime WI" ethuil'd n Handkerchief in me
month, an bfoae as ald cane here OF proIction"
Sergeant Pic.c.t hIic Ilsfner 20 home and return
Wa hls COAIpialni a. O'Clock next week.
The sun., 1873-05-17
Ensintss Hofitts.


let va rejoice that the absurd and paradoxici
idea that sick people could he restored to health ana
strength by violent catharc treatment has bccI ~ctty
generally exploded. II there still TO be founo ny
medical dognatitts who believe such practice, the
their sands Of life out the better IL will
BE- for their patients rational mode OF dealing
with human ailments was insugursted some twenty
years ago when Hostetters Stomach Bitters In
troduccd and that powerful vegetable invigorant be.
its triumphant progress TO universal popularity.
The world understands the Importance strength
cnng refreshing and regulating as well purng the
dordcred system, and is that all these processes
go together under the fourfold operation of the
Standard Restorative Of the age. Prepare the system
for the dcbtang heat Of summer with this vltazing
specific.
The sun., 1873-05-17
YER and william pudd for mIs.ionershlps Of

ner and william Dudd for rCommIssionerships Of
Docks.
Tho three communications were tabled and
ordered TO be printed,
resolution was adopted requestiug the
Mayor to send to the board all letters and com
muniChtiuns relating to the nominees just sent
IN for Gty MlIsials, aud the board adjourned,
To meet IN Monday, at II A. ".
All II the notninltiOns sent In Yesterday
will undoubtedly be confirmed on Monday.
DRILLING THE CITY riTHrPs.
During tho debate ON tho nominations for ire
Cummis siunctships the Mayors Private Secre-
tar,. Mr. Wilder. stood behind Alderman ial-
cuncr lie had new communications to present.
but gc,ilg under Instructions, lie declined to
hand thcm 10 the clerk until the names Of Per-
ley Hatch and Van Cutt had been confirmed
At one time MIR. Wilder. II IL said. sent a mes
sengcr tu ask the Mayor what course I've should
pursue in the event Of his nominees being re-
Jected Whatever the answer may have been,
the Secretary retained the new list of names
until condrmatorv action had been had un those
previously sent to the board
The sun., 1873-05-17
Live stock Market.

NFW ONk, TldhN, NNN 10 HeCeIpts OF NeeVpS
today were IS cars OF so head making A161 since Mon.
day, against $50 for the same time last week. Tie
msikr; slow, snd several carloads were likely TO
main uEsod. hut sellers would not Yield l the demand
fnr lower prices, and quotations remain unchanged.
There were no IcNis or Cherokee cattle on sale Com.
mon 10 priNe native steera ranged from lie 10 iSc
with The majority ut tie transaction. NJ n 4ml2c.
carload Of f4i bulls sold AZ 5'.c. n, live weight.
AfrNals ot sheep were lS cars, 2lti head making
1bi since MoudaN, against rlh for the same time last
week. The demand Was extremely light, and large
concessions 10 effect snics lie trans
actions were cars Of shcared sheep - rs 20 70
average, al tARtsc n, ami ears do, ~ POS. tp ~
Ms average AZ 6s6-c The outside quotation for
shcarcd Il exc and common could not be sold Tor
than sc. Spring lambs Sere selling fairly At l2s 4c
=, few going 10 ilL,slS.
Calves were steady AZ ~ ilc. n, with about ga
head offered
Twenty cars, or 2hI6 hogs were received, all for
saughtercrs except one car load aad the total since
Monday is NfN, against .lsf Tor the same time last
week. Falr curni, hogs car load were sold M .c.
D.. and dressed hogs were IN demand at tLfac.
The sun., 1873-05-17

EX-Judge Ihelon r. Strong was buried from
his late sdrucc ii Ncs orty iSh street The ser.
mon was preached by the Judges pastor, the Rev Dr.
Adams. The pallbearrrs were; the Hon. Levine q.
Woodruff, the Hon Daniel r. lugr1ham, the Hon. 10.
sab sutherland, TIE Hon. Nodh Davis, the Hon John
x Porter, tle Hon. William Mitchell the Hon. o. n.
Palmer, and col, tlno u r. So Cpurd tie attending
pl4aicalt werr nrs. Clnrl and late teard.
ne Hon. Theron II, strong born Nov. 2, lN2 In
lcnned, Conn, ara WIS the second Of Judge Mar.
L rtrunL, Oi that place. In 1876 he began practise
Law IN Pal uyra, New Ork, ald lived there uIt tht'
autumn Of lN3, subsequently he was Master and x.
aninrr ~ thancery, ana tor hve years Dust net Al
lYThei OF wayne tOuati he member Of Con.
gss rom INF, state from 1899 until isii Ia 1863 he
as elected to the Legislature, am IN 1857 Judge OF the
supreme Court. lie held that ONCE eight years. he Oh
armhI of the Court Of Appeals one year Of that erm
Iudse strong hyed from 1853 20 1857 In Rochester
where D. resumed the practiee Of mis- profession r
ilf,g from the Bench. lie removed to New York cty
W me spring Of 1867, anu resided here TO tue time OF
The sun., 1873-05-17
FLAsHEs FROM rHEoCEANC4BLEs.

The health II the Pope continues 20 improve.
Several Communists have been arrested in
Geneva.
Rachid pasha has been appointed Minister
Of Foreign Algirs OF Turkey place u sarf.t Paha
All tho available regular troops In Havana and
other tow have oecn ordered to jou The army IA the
Nc, :.
1t l. reported In Havana that the cuban Gene
raj Agr.pnt Stlng that hlr capture Vas lutNtaue.
committed sucda rather than fail alive into the haAds
Of the ,pau.aTds.
Mr.. jackson :. shultz the newly appointed
CJWs ~ the nitrd states 90 The Int, aonnl
IA ubIu1u u place Of Gen. Nan Huren has rcscled
ga. Soon after bic arrival he had long conference
viii MLIlsteT JdY.
The sun., 1873-05-17
SPARKS FROM rgE TELEGRAPH.

Communicate has been opened by cable be-
tween Havana 81; Key West.
some uickpo 'lct IN New Haven ON Thursday
r.l'ycd >ca4tor Iuchinghom of t.W Of uls back
saa!.
+. Raymond. n brakeman. fell be wecn the
a. Nts' t4tN uuru.lt hrar ffosl 20, y ana ihc
tram tn over hun, kiilag hlm Instantly.
The Rev. &. l.. Iiutcuius. the Rev. W. Il. Hunt
lrktuut and NJ W. G.. E-yuss Dee 1Wnft'H Np 'lftd
tpu.ffy she Rev. pr. Paddock Of li' election 90 me
lptopIt uf Massachusetts,, lci Bu-,pr 'or tua. rLr-
. 49, !. L.La
The sun., 1873-05-17

WAsHINGroN, MAY l6.-rhc signal once pre-
diets for saturday in the Middle states and lower lakes
uOrthNrstcry TO nurth astcrlv winds rising barometer
cool fud generally clear weather for canada and Ncw
England northNtGtcrly aud nor'heastery nds, cool
aud clear weather.
The sun., 1873-05-17
THE Old WORLDS NEWS.
Remodeiiine the French Ministry-Tbe Mis-
sIon 20 the Count dc Nhn n,hord.

PARIs, May 16.-The complete remodel
liug II the French Ministry upon a strictly Re
publican basis Il certain to at early day.
The Count Sosthcnes de la Rochefoucauld,
who was reported to have gone on mission to
the Count dc Chambord from the Legitimists
and Orleansts, has returned. lie had a long
conference with the royal exile. but gives no in
di'atiun of its result. lie is authorized, how
ever, To stamp IA false and absurd rImor that
the Count contemplated adopting tho Prince
In perial, son OF the late Emperor.
The sun., 1873-05-17
Two Victims OF the NIodocs.

BUFFALO, May lG.-The funeral of Lieut..
Sherwood, one OF the victims Of Modoc treach-
cry, WAS attended this afternoon 10y AN escort of
United States troops from Fort Porter, with
TINT ed states officers pail bearers. and large
Conr'urse II citizens and officers Oft e y. y. ;.
Volunteers.
The body 81 Can't. Albion Howe. L. : \
rno' her Mod victim. VIII reach here tonight.
and be buried with military honurs on Sunday
The sun., 1873-05-17
The Financial Panic In Vienna One Hundred
Failures on Thursday.

LoSpoN, May 1G.-A despatch from Wen
IA says hundred additional failures were an
nounced ON the Bourse yesterday. No impor-
tant bank has yet suspended. The protracted
panic has created conservation I'm all branches
OF business. The son uf a wealthy banker COM
mittcd suicide yesterday.
The sun., 1873-05-17
DIInEEEn-

KETCHAN.-In the city Of New York. on tho 10Th
day Of May. by tho Hon. knoCh l.. Fanchcr, Justc,
of the supreme Court Harriet y. Kctchan from Ste.
phcn n. Kctcham. The divorce is granted with cOsts
and y custody Of tho rhili awarded TO the plaintiff
NEBBITr.-ln last Cambridge, Nass., May ~, by
Judge Eudicoti. Mary Jane Ncbbitt from samuel Ncb.
bitt. Decree nisi. Cause. dclcrtipn.
sARON1.-In the city Of New York on the 10th Day
Of May by the Ron. tnoch l.. Iancher, Justice of tha
supreme Court, Clara sdrUni from AdOlph s. SarJnl.
TABOR.-ln Fast Cambridge, Mass, May Is, by
Judge Endicott, Maria H. TABOR from knlrcv Tabor.
Decree uisl Cause, dcserUDn.