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New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
TIL VERuONr GENITAL RAILROAD IN
FESTIG4TIOA.

ST. ALBANs. ". May 5.--The hearing be-
ror, the lnvt-tsiing Committee the charges made
ags.nst thc Trustees of the Central Railroad
-umcd ths morning.
Tire 0ouuse for the called Scion Carpenter,
reporter Of me Boston Irarccr the stand regard
10 the amounts published in tnat paper having been
Iid for legal services. He testified that Of the
amount, were published correctly; in several in
stlnor- occupied the place of cents a. 10 the
other items Doe could tell whether they were correct
not.
Nr FHe'd oouu-e. FOR the trustees stated that the
@rrors made adherence OF than $4,000 In the ag
yreafr and tnt annual expenses Tor legal services
footed up jess than S].O10
The rouorter FOR The Irareer testified that he also re
iored foF ne Ruaond Gl0be Mr FiheId read from his
report sud stated that only created false impress
Duf was faise ITSELF although he would not
thc young or having made his reports
r1uicJuhy. 10 shown from the pass books Of the
tunaly hat aside from those issued railroads and
m e1ca1pr and % posi- office officials and officers OF the
state e total sumber OF passes 10 outsiders IN ls72
Vas o.
Mr. Clark trustee testified that his salary up 10
soals acu was $500 cat down % $500 and
o1w u wa 5000. be had indorsed the paper OF the
company te Of several millions, FOR which he
tsd no pensatpn.
The the state called FOR the books Of the
Montreal Junction Company. The counsel for The trus
tees SAID that Coy. Smith could not legally prodnco
Them they wefe IN Canada. and the books ~ a
TOsd chartered under the Dominion.
Many employees were examined In regard 10 materials
-d g. me trustees and the work done for them bat n
every instance 70 found there had been regular
elafps a. fun rates Tue amount of money received by
" g. smith rol airy on car wheels and castings from
June l. isC5, 20 May 4, 1876 shown 10 amount u
$1,000. 10 shown Jy Mr. NJ ruu, the supeTintend
en-. aud several Other Witnesses tnat the payment Of
tbe royalty by the Foundry Company made no differ
2nce n price with the Railroad Company. and that
gr,-f i,cBe1t resulted % the Railroad Company by
haviue thnt they not oDll ged
carry any stock aud nadc great saving in freight
IBl testimony for TIE state - All la, the iuvest-
saiOn except Che arguments, s probably nearly com.
gLsted the Impression prevails trustees are
already completely Yndirat1d that they will Oher
nile, u any, testimony. The INVESTIGATION has been
very tbOsOgL lArRe number OF Witnesses have been
S1sJlrcG- 10 books 0YarbSuIsd. ACCOUNTS compared
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
PRESIDENT GRANTS MOVEMENTS.

CHICAGO, May 5.-The President and ms
family arrived tins city yesterday morning from Ga
lena They received tho depot by United states
Marshal Campbell and j. b. Drake and taken 10 the
fremont House where the President and Mrs. Grant
will remain during their stay IN tins city BIS Nel-e
raut Is the guest Of Miss Medi daughter OF The Misof
The Presidenr viii rrman here until Thursday. when he
will start for Washington direct.
LArEn. 80 President Grant has spent his iiine
to-day very quietly calling upon old friends ana IN
attending % private business Tomorrow evening
marry will be given by Mrs. Mayor medlll
iu honor ~ Mise Nellie Grant on WEDNESDAY
forenoon the President will visit the boiI
OF Trade, and subsequently viii attend a dihnet
party the residence OF the Hon. " b. Judd "edn sy
evening Mrs. George M. Pullman VIII give reception ~
honor Of tho PrehidentL party. who VIII lease mex,
morning for Washington. EX-Niee-President toiA aha
wife we're this city to-day aud made 0riei e' upon
Pres ldent Grant
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06

successfully Presbyterian churches in Tenthst. and
Deys In 1892 he called TO the First Presbyterian
Church I'm Newt Orleans; returning New-York in 1877
he became established In the Broadway Tabernacle
soon afterward became President Of the Union TheO
I'm Philadelphia, he assumed the charge OF the Beecker
a. Presbyteran Church. after the death OF the Rev.
Frskue Mason and followed the Society 70 ts present
site In Fourthave. His last preached here
in February 1863. Since that time he has been lee
urer In one OF the uptown bOardln gsehOOls He
I'm the ministry years and left IL only account Of
failing health He ecured frequently before colleges
and literary societies. and published several volumes Of
his sermons.
Among the clergyen present at the funeral we're the
Rev Drs Hall Prentiss. FOss. Booth, Murray, Ganse
Hastings and Kellogg and 40 50 members Of the New
York Presbytery. The remains vere taken 70 Green
wo iDtermont.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
PACIFIC MAIL RUMORS.

Pacific Mail was again the feature ~ the
stock Exchange. yesterday, and excited the general
attention Of the operators The course OF the stock was
Influenced by the alternate favorable ana untayorabe
reports concerning the payment Of tue Howe sewing
Machine note FOR 100000. Has that note been paid
was a eonundrum which agltated every one and which
none could answer Efforts made 90 obtain official
information but application 10 Vicerresident Bellows OF
tLe Pacific Mail Steamship Company was met with the
rsulv fou must see Mr. st0ckweL" He was not at
home however. The following Will show She erriuc
course of the stock Il advanced from % 20 s. declined
Ia 80 rose 10 81. f on TO 5iI rallied % 524 dropped 20
sA ana sold ~ 5Ia5. IN the late afternoon deaugs
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
MADRID, Monday, May S, 1873
TIE CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.

INVESTIGATION INTO TIE AFFAIRS or THE PACIFIC
RAuwAY-ExCITNG DISCUSSION EXPECTED.
OTTAWA, May 1.-THE Special Committee ap-
pointed by the House Of Commons 70 investigate the a
fairs OF the Pacific Railway has decided 10 postpone i
inquiry until July next. and to st thereafter IN secre
This action taken at the request OF inc Govern
meut Toe minority OF the Committee has protested
cainst the resolution and appealed the House. The
matter will 10 taken up there tomorrow, and an ex-
citing discussion Is expected.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
SINGULAR FATALITY on sHlrsoARp

A singular fatality occurred on the steamer
Nevada during her last voyage. Dutch family named
VanderisaH, consisting Of father mother and three
children, al IN feeble health. ooi passage ia
OF the Nevada. which sailed from Liverpool Apr 25
One morning 2 few days after the steamer sailed.
OF two boys Of the family uitd. Al II O'Clock OF the
same morning the father age %. also dled aud 10
O'Clock o. m the remaining boy brestbod his last.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
CLERGYHENS FUNERALS
BIsUOP M'HVAISK.

The remains of the late Bishop Mcllvaine,
which arrived from England Saturday and have since
laid In the Iuman steamship City OF Baltimore were re-
moved Yesterday At A p. IN. the casket was carried
from the vessel the wharf and there covered WITH the
American flag A committee OF 80, representing the
Protestant Episcopal churches or this city and Brook
lyn we're in attendance, with the Rev. Mr. Iocom
and Mr. Odome OF the Ohio delegation. The chief
officer of the steamship stood at the head OF the easLet
The Rev Mr.. Lamsen committed they body TO the ONO
delegation and they transferred IL to the local COMMITTEE
Mr.. Yocum made a brief address. thanking Mr. Lamsen
and the officers the steamship for the great courtesy
and respect that had been shown. The nags
the City OF Baltimore and on the wharf were
in plain hearse drawn by two and conveyed 20
ST. Paus Church where IL was placed IN iront OF ,he
st. Paul's at D. M Today. Il in this church that
the late bishop eonsecrated - years ago. Among
smith OF Kentucky. Oienheiner Of NeS-Jersey VII
OF Connecticut aud the Rev. Drs Dc Potter ana
Iyug
The funeral of the late Rev. Joel Parker,
d. d. who died suddenly at the residence OF his sonn-
law H. DOdd Eighteenth-st, last Friday, wis held
Yesterday afternoon In Dr. Cr0sbys Church, az Fourth
ave. and Twenty -secOndst. At .. n. the cortege'
headed by the Rev Drs Crosby, PRIME, Adams, Ne WELL
and Burrhard passed through the aisle 20 the altar
The pal0earers were the Hon +. A. Cunkng, Dr. Al
fred C. Post, Leonard Thompson Geo p. Fitch. A r.
Netmore e. +. Potter ID. Dodd, and X Brown. The re-
mains were nclosed In silver mounted casket, upon
winch rested a crown, a cross. and wreath OF whte
flowers. The services were In the following order;
Reading scriptures w Or. Crosby prayer by Dr.
Newell remarks by Crosby. Adams Burchard, aud
Prime. from which the following facts were gathered;
The Rev. Dr. Joel Parker was born in Monroe County
York ia 1902 was graduated nc Hamilton College
IA 1874, was In the Auburn Theological Seminary In
1856. and at the end of his course called to
Rochester, Hs oaue to EawYQTk IA $780, and occupied
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
TAXATION TO RE RESISTED IN LOUISIANA.

NEW IBERIA, La, May 5.-Adyices from ST.
Martnsyile the position OF the Metopotana To
be precaraus. The impression s that they may al almost
any moment be overpowered BY the TAX ress1ars under
Dr Blaneh from st. Mastin and adjoining parishes. The
eopIs IL this section seem determined 20 pay no taxes
o ths Kellogg oysrnment ualess compelled 20 DO " Dy
Inn uniLed alAlea fOreps.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
TIE VIENNA EXHIBITION.

PROGRESS IN THE ARRANGEMESTs-USFAVokA
WEATHER
VIENNA. Monday, May s. 1873.
Rapid progress has been made IN tne ar
rangement Of tho interior of he Exhibition building
since the opening All the departments are hlled with
goods except that OF the United States, which Is SUN
empty Great Indignation is felt by the American ex-
mbitors at this state Of Things.
The public have been admitted daily since the ist ot
May. Tho weather. however. has been untaVoraDe'
rain having fallen almost constantly since the opening
and number of visitors thus far Is below WHAT was
expected.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
GogERyNEyr WEArHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFvfcE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
wAsHTNGrOK d C.. Tuesday, May 8, lslj-l a. a.
SlllOpsis fOr ne Ddal ilrsnIu-I0ur honrS


OFvfCE CHIEF SIGNAL OfriCEE. I
WASHINGTON d C.. Tuesday, May 8, lsl3-ls a. ~
Su,lODsiS fOr the DGst freHiu-f0ur hours
The pressure has increased IN the lower
lake region and IN the Middle States VITA PARTY clouy
weather and norheastery and south westerly ~lnds
and temperature; nOrthel-terly winds increasing
coudness, with occasional rains, prevail IN tue sOulu
Atlantic and Gulf States; n0rtheaserY Wmd5' gebel-
ally clear weather, ana high temperature rom michigan
10 Ohio aud thence TO Tennessee, Missouri ana Kansas
westerly winds and generally clear weather WIN
nigh barometer, in Canada aud New-Eng!and.
Probabilities.
For M Middle SlatS nOrLt-edSeriy 'ctnds. hagh bar
oDicter temperature. generally cedr redher l 70
afternoon, Uit Increasing e0ndhess d"d PoSSO'5 rum
90 me southern portion iH The ereiiHg. -.
For the lower lakes and thence to the upper ONO
Valley. partly cloudy weather, northeaSterB "nus'
and diminishing pressure.
For New England and Canada, generally clear
weather, lower temperature, and nOrthegly WINDS
For the CUFF and sOuCh AtIanuc states. Tanng
barometer, cloudy aud rainy weather
From Michigan tO Iowa. ami thence sOuthWafi 10 lth-
ncssee and Missouri lower barometer increasing cohd
uess, and occasional rain At night
Reports missing from the Southwest the Norlh-
West ths Upper Lakes and Oregon
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
/ FRITERNAL DEFENSE.
Il KIBKwOOD.

The surviving brother and partner OF the late
Hon James Brooks speaks thus strongly and feehngy
Of him. and Of certain recent anmadversiOns;
We had hoped 10 have said no more, as Mt BROOKS s
brother partner and survivor Of Mr james BROOKS ana
tbe Credit Mobjlier buJ these renewed attacks, now
upon e dead call for more, and when our own heart Is
less bruised and torn than is'py QUO oi the greatest
lnlictOns " our 1atuIc lt- ~ LIis
her powers long enough remember that DEATH tbOhe
the common lot and messenger 20 rs all gives no prE
leges of assault belwc hope, with GOds help 70 Dc
able 20 defend one cruelty assaed aud most deeply
wronged Mr. Brooks lived long enough % forget II NOT
10 forgive his sauderers in and out or Congress ana
for the last four five weeks Of his e he gave no utter
auce or regard 10 them except 70 check those
who fe these ATTACKS upon him than he ie!
them himself We have read and reread and studied
every published line and word IN regard 20 the Cred
ober Mr Brooks has laid open his heart aud record
ID Us. and before God affirm that everything said
against his integrity man, every word uttered as 10
his uutTuJh, seshutss, preViFlC1tOn every act ol
upon this question that does not rebound n ms
honor 81 public man. Is alike calumny and llbtL
We sat silent under 10 when hr Brooks lived, put the
time FOR silence has passed.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06

and while there may be a difference OF opnimSn on aner,y
to the cement O the road. II seems 20 o ~ sstan
Connected that there Is no evidence whateVe 70
the charges that have been made but tns t,digna
nave been the victims OF a conspiracy ooS, -, I'rsar
t a. enressed unon the street at the attempt 20 Oreak
down the road by destroying the con1dence w 81 in
lie in the trustees and bringing about u"
vasticatiOn
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
ART
THE soArERvmLR SALE.


The sale of a collection of paintings began
inst evening at the somervie Gallery, at Fithave aud
Fourteenth ST., on what is styled the competitive
,ian By this plan private bids received and re-
corded but II the artists limit is not reached the
ncht Of The sale the picture withdrawn. Tho attend
suce last ht large and some Of the less valuable
works brought fair prices Tho sale will close this even
r Toe following is list Of the pictures sold, with the
or.ces. exclusive Of the frames;
B.ket Clas--' Coast Of Maine sl2
BaId. J'ues Il %& 1ns 10 10 5e' ~ ~. ~ ara
5o. 5 a-i' T S B EnS.s sl.'isal s5 Dss sss
Bsphtu. H. C HOuseloii Pet s2J
.e-man Waller" N.eF 90 The Huason s. - -.
aees 1 Qaes Nor Jog on tae hs1e5e,ci gohs' 9-''
Ea.o % J. Pa 2 oS'i oss.l II,SIs aI Ici. lis, Z N L 90
E-sol !. r." Lake Geogs. -
Br l5es. A. t." Group oi Maru"t' ssA
., .. s,ss' .sS, Lo. L..i 's4 Salil oas ssro slz
G..nlr. sa.puc.-" Laulscapt" -L
C.en.se ~. LaHascaPe, s,c. ..
nsrlrd a B. l.sadsca-,' $40.
E.i,ot. /. D., We. 3 Gun Of 81 Lasrraes I" sl1
egl-d. ,as> lalsnaea he.ara 's -.
.r'1. oass - N,ii6s-Pf.s as1aoiy Bay" so.
g. i..s. ". ,loIslas y's q '' 5.laasi, Conn sos
H.,i-r-, a. A-' u1Scspe-tuiumn' = 10
uor.r, rs.os-.trne Blossoms rts
& H.2. Tao.. W ,.sas o. I9"q.. . e. .as Bye, So
F.a4rl A. O.. >1lsr Grove -.
F7horrf. E VIZ Lb POND. o.
I..~...a. Z. T. l--Aoo' l.g..as,, :. -.
l.--. 4I-s.r4er' River 'ies ,t, AdirondAcf," so.
.-til. Ii.lrr-. IIt Wool Psit.' +55
N.-a-I o. W Interior OF Frracl Farm house" ella.
sIf. 90. H. trrlr.. rIU
y b.fe 4rfrs-. 4umna.' slFI
N-ls. hur-1c-" An kssy C1ur erce." = 20.
tsrfr, EIrH ra Sau'ae- q irg Nev-lurt Bay" S4sy
Ran. 1a-.Ss-. A T.lu. nj. Di,L, So
ksH. harsi0B- Fru, Hfa
ur.st. tI.a.ns-" Pennington Nies I"sl..' 2 3.
-.0n fr.a o." D-'r. haf.r oa..' Dl3
NJ. AZ. ore a. .euHof' -ti.
PER-. p a.-" Ih- Old Bh'-" $50.
P.. tar Walter. Ea-1e Olif pro6i- Lake" . lC5.
E-li. q. P--' FrHfir -lu
H-.tf o. i'--" Wake" 4H.
r.i..l-< So o. 'rr' g1t af1 t.0ud' @aS
hvs. u. A. BOiIrf Ref Lgtt Rouse" Sl2
t.'st.. J. r. ats.'H t-rtk' ~ia.
k.,.st. + .i.-"isar MenHrrsmcrog,' SO
s.sr.. D f." "Pot,- .in C-aet L-es. - T.. So
rr.. IT, I.--'A Sia1a iu sutliou" ~
l.-.-r. NhfN J-'O.0.- -tt by tls lrte.' 10.
|1lBson Naasaof A"Eegst-atisn Day. RutAefort. n c.
o..
Tfaut Lsuis C.-"gs,r Tau,iec" 81.
F- hira. h-ussran, Autumn u Nllaccfcut' 81
sr Ifaul--'i.7tr4nor .o via C2'ota LAKE Como s7o
Nr..-.rt. W.-'DH h Beach Cap. tHu.' Ald3
N.r.rr, Ju.a C.-'Carg q Gin ia Jh hGg.sni,' &C.
". .---. julia a. 'ii-iDag.H
Y .gils, 3. g. lrsssi I.ver. r. fI..' t'el
NFa.f. g. H.-"W IImihGH Pas. =. r. q 100
lerI-. Easst.'j sam M,dnaIl. Clear lake s 10
lrua- larel-'NL hars-4- CsiiOrlia,' , u5.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
nasSrNcRRS 1RRIHRD.

PROM LIvRRPOOL-Tn Seamshtp Cpg e( 10Ireaa way p
~, shannon M CraeF sst. A. a. Fetehet bNnss
Mr Z. snd ehlren o. Ro.,s NJ kae' Il ,1 -
] R,.s NJ Cslaher ard ady. g. Carts, NJ reoE - 80,
Thomas Osborne Champi0r, MIS- " j. Peeb'e' Cspt - % g
Tin and bov. r r. Colony iden lady and aangbls - p
ken A. G. Miles Preder ck Alice W D. BsFtsff D. ~ -
Turner .sdy. Mr. Bamiod Ms A r. Beeos" "'~ '-'' -
~ IA thaste
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
TIE REPuBLIC OF SPAIN.
REPLY or PRESIDENT FIGUERAS TO GEN. s1CELE5-
TOWN or VERA REOCCUPED BY cAn1srs.

REPLY or PRESIDENT FIGUERAS TO GEN. stcALt9-
TOWN or VERA REOCCUPnD BY cAmIsrs.
MADRID. Monday May 5, 1873.
President Figueras, in his reply to the speech
Of Gen. sckes Saturday declared that spain was fully
capoble OF realizing the glorious work OF Washington,
but meantime the national patrmony should never be
diminished while the Government in the hands OF
the Republicans.
BAYoNNE Monday May s. 1871
The Carsts have reoccupied the Town Of Yera m Ma
yarre after sharp hght with the Republican troops
RENEWED EXCITEMENT AT MADRID.
MADRID, Monday, May s. 1873.
There are indications Of revolutionary ae-
tiylty This city Is placarded with manifestoes, urging
the peopIe 70 demand Immediate proclamation OF
Federal Republic the abolition OF capital punishment
the abolition OF the State Council, and the separation
Of the Church and State Gen. Contreras has Deen IT,
quesed by the Federal Committee 20 become President
but declined The Federast meeting, to-day. was eK-
cited. but no disturbance took place. The people o"i
not come armed, az was threatened.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06

rrypSr rYDPaPRvsT- Brooklyn, May Z. b. hs Rsy " ~
Rr h 4ihsrt Iuisy Ella Adelaide orlT ds1guter Of As
lste George W. Oenerest both q Br0osiYr No esris
ROGERS wrILsoy-Op Monday ss At Fiihied J. By Rev
J5n q Bliss James p Rogefa 1 FaEccs n. Hlsoa, all q
PAuasld No cards
sWAy-wBBKSn BrooklTn Tuesday April ~ Al ne renasnos
th ~ naTeB.. % North Portaad.sve. bv Rev. Dr. Adsms
Charles W Jennie A, eldest langllef" 6r min H. 7~
VAN ENssBLARk-GRSW OLD-At Dreen Nafo1r 90 Asfl -
I73 b. he Rev Geo L8ueR,,i Of the taosd thlrr 0 zoe
isnl Schuyler Rensselaer, 20 hsnna daagaief Heo r"
,ola.e so both OF tais Gig.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
cArrLK NARkRM

Cncaeo Aav 5CsrIts tuu shippers krrring .n ,,
OF ie market Nsak AMI sntng lover rces ~ -
hetd. os of fcalT eoi steers shl a. - 4'~ p.
5o0Ss bat BeyoAa his sAase Ha'lins u"A"
SATURDAY, 2.a0l belt .-...,s. .,......
Hna.Lys and faiLy scivs higher cr5ass -1rooee'
ine hsaa the priees .hgrd on sd 3, @ 3 "--'N " 'A'''
S.ih iut " extra - - ~. Sd lae1u leAsl 'i'N
haEar holalaall ensasaIel keeelgt, Ashl
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
FOREIGN NEWS.

DEATH OF JAMES L. ORR, MINISTER TO
RUSSIA.
ST. PERrRsBURG. May 5, via LONDON, May $3.50
n m-Tbe Hon. James l.. Orr the Embassador Of
the United States, died in this city tonight Of in
Hammation Of the lungs. He had been i'll from
cold for some time, but his death was wholly un-
expected.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
END OF THE CABINET CRISIS IN ITALY.
po,fp Monday Nav & 1871

Prime Minister LAMA stated in the Chamber
n Dnutcs today that the King had decided not to ac-
cent the resignation Of himself and his colleagues Tie
Ministers would consequently resume their Offices and
the TarantO bill, over which the difficulty arose, you'd
N u-i lhdraIYn
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
THE CONDITION OF THE POPE.

ROME, Monday, May 8, 1879.
The Pope has suffered a relapse and is again
confined to his bed.
LArER-It IS announced from the Vatican that the
Pope. to-day received party OF 80 pilgrims from
France and made a long reply 10 their address
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06

Urea Nav 6--CHEEtrrhe oGsungs to-day srr-f-tei t's
aver horc Of bali sold ~ rJss 81
VS. sne and ure ahoi 200 ho sesi -
commission Te oasrns heavier than last A. is
dat. .-
Al the Little Fs tN soduesf1 sl "a
p.t Fsrn Dares e 20 l Faaiorr I'D as halng N SS1-
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06

Within 100 miles Of Sandy Hook death claimed st
other victim this time e daughter. IT, The Nevada
arrived Yesterday with mother the only survivor OF
the familv There was disease ON board tn vessel
and the mentioned were tho OhJ ones Oi ueaih
which occurred during the passage.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
CHrRCH AND STATE IN SWITZERLAND.

GENEYA, MOnd0Yi My 0, I''j'
Pere Hyacinthe said mass yesterday in q
private building in the presence Of congregation num-
berng 200 persons. decree OF accommodation has
beeu pronounced against those who attended the cere-
monies. s--
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
Srerial Nonees

sound and Hen riug, Na,ce sad stf" n t
nation ~ 1fusleni IIaFmany, WITH hnsst o. tt-sea
ny Prol ktssss. "a gRl1Ukk ksGrIkk SAFN% 40
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
THG STArE or TRADE
UAVAyA EXCHANGE.

HIvAsA Ma, s-Eschauge uonB and nopest'oi .as United
cufvucJ 70 4ss 1gh u eent premium Do ho1 s
premium.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
MARRIED.

r and False science. Speech 1t the rrsdsn Sa0qasi y
P.rke GoISih ~ TnlBUNs LIcrrRz EKTaA no =
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
nIpEsE MAnKRT

PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
Puo,fpsrcr T. T. Nay Cloths quiet s' quo
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06

DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages NUT b, indorsed uia nla
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
sPOkEN.

Rcsr Asvs s-Th stpam
- ~ -. Az y.n ssbore a Yarmouth harto- CaVs 'oa
- ~ ss,r,,y .9 a. vessel blyed. The croV vas saved
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-07-26

have county, took some very rich ore from a mine in Bradshaw dis trict, upon which he will soon set men at work.
 From the Tucson Citizen of the 18th.
 Territorial Treasurer P. k. Tul- ly wants it distinctly understood that he will not receive any but passable currency into the treas ury. MT. T. has appointed Judge w. J. Osborn deputy treasurer. A more efficient deputy could not be found or desired......C. O. Brown has hundreds of tons of cop per ore at his mine near Tucson.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-07-26

is very simple; it merely consists
 in the omission of the names of payer and payee. This informa- tions given by the party who pre- sents-the order, is the great check on wrong payment it always identities the true owner. This business continues to grow with the growth of the land, about three hundred new offices being established each Washing ton O. C. Gazette.