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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-04
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Are e<fensfs>ig coUETZzzxrTxD. Dfszou<sk ru,1fses
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fdek1gs All ofhcre ssosGsfess xs4ffrrlzrr TT,r.
oEsUIsE Pals are unfsiiing 10 the cure of All tioee
PAINFUL ana dsnssrous diseases 10 which te feuzIo
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snd e1re ~ suppression Of the when eanssd
n cosos fsl.anus1attc7. or disease In All eases Of
aoa LsIsos, fstz1e on slight exertior PaIpatstion
oI lac heEr, dyssef5es and Whites they VII essct =
sesy powerful. contain nothing h1x1ful 10 ts irSt
delicate consEltCtlcu-
clreuiar In English German aad French .xrund
eacn botfl gives fuu direction and ADVICE !
TIE oTEUTE Pills sold at rsozt ttrsz9 sfx.~ frk
y your druggist ca1not supply tbs gzxrrsY a uok
- persuaded 70 aceept counterfeit or bogus Ar
2teses, ls Cortl.ndt Street. Eey YORK, With mans
OF express oce At which roo will call fcr fse rsck-
age, and bottle Of the GKHrrFE Pills securelx nnd
ssfey packed In plain Wrappers yin Be sent - rs1r1
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-04

THE Nashua Gazette finds SINH
ilarity between the parties of 1900
and those of TO day-the Federal
patty being represented by the Radi-
cal party. and the Democratic party
being Identical with the Democratic
Republican party OF the olden time.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-04

Two of the Guerilla Mosby's off,
GERS, have recently been appointed
postal mail clerks at salary of 81 200.
Mosby is securing all the appoint
ments he desires in Virginia, much to
the disgust of the Republicans of
that State.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-04
State superintendent Of Public Instruction

Ben Holiday and his Private Secretary took
their departure by the steamer T.. n. Cook for
Now this is very Important news.
How could we get along if we were not
informed of SO important an event?
If Ben Holiday and his private secre-
tary should go to Clatsop and the
Portland dailies should fail to inform
US of the fact it would be regarded as q
public calamity.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-04

The Maine Standard considers But
Ter the coming man in Massachusetts.
It adds He didn't engineer Grants
salary scheme through Congress with
out purpose and he is going to have
his reward.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-04

GRANT wipes his dirty boots on
tho boards of all protestants against
the Credit mobilier bribe and the snl-
ary grab, by appointing John A.. Bing.
ham minister to Japan.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-04

THE majority of public sentimen.
IN Oregon is Republican and politi-
cally Mr.. Mitchell represents it. Reg
lister.
Is that true? And to judge by the
Registers apology for his crimes one
would suppose that Mitchell also rep
resents the moral sentiment of the
Republicans of Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-04
THE GREAT FREKcH REMEDY.
! DELAMARnE's SPECIFIC Pills.

- 10 @t5 E1e Lombard. Fxslz.
These pills are highly recommended By the entire
Hedscal faca,ty Of France the very best re-nsdy
Y 81 cases Of Sperrnztcrrhea Seminal Wezkness:
Weak Spine: Deposits IN the Urine: Kersaus Dc.
putty. nud al the Rhasty train Of Diseases arising
other remedies fa and bare been nssd ith sstonish
the past u years Pamphlet Of Advice N each box
q VA Be seat Free % aay address, Price 8 n per
szls. on r.esipt q pre- b any adyeztsed Aernt
RsCAE o HOSES. u CoEsTIssDE Sx- kxE Yozx =
IL General Agsat for America
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-04

Brown has the faculty of using little to as
good an advantage as any one We know OFF,
Register 80
Itwould be relief to the few readers
of the Register if its editor even pos
sessed that single faculty.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-04
RELIEF M TEN MINUTES.

Iors Coughs. COLDS. AsTEsA. BncScEurTs soxx
JLEoATs doAi,sESEss. DIFFICULT BKxATEnzG Is-
SRlk1E toSBUEffToN AID LUEG DIsEAzEs- They
nays Do taste OF medicine. and any child WIN taxa
mem Ihoussnds have been restored 70 health that
oi eases Askfcr BfkY Ants sPULMogTC wAFERs
frsre !s % cents per box. JOB MOSES, PropEs-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-04

The Republican party is the party
of progress. Oregoaidn. 81 "a
Most assuredlyI The Credit Mo-
bilier thieving, the back salary steal,
the election Of buil-pup President,
and the thousand and one other equal
ly progressive acts Of that party
sufficiently prove this assertion Of
the Oregonian. slz &c
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Undersigned. Admistratrix of the estate of
Wm. l.. Kendall. deceased, has filed with the
Clerk of the County Court OF Linn County, in
the State OF Oregon, her. final account Tor set
tlement, and that the Hon. Il. N. Iandy, Judge
OF said Court. on the 2sd day of June. 1918, made
an order appointing
Monday. use s4M day cfA,tgstst, 1878,
at the hour of O'Clock p. m. OF that day. at the
Court House in the city of Albany, in said
county Tor the hearing of objections to such
final account and the settlement thereof
FRANCIS n. KENDALL, Adm,x.
s. A. JOHNS, Aft'y.-47w4.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-04

to whom it may concern:
OFFICE STATE SUIT. Pun. IssrBucTIoN,l
Ssest JUNE 2s. 1873.
. The flrst regular Semf-AnnuaI Session OF the
State Board of Examination will be held at
Salem at the office OF the Superintendent OF
Public Instruction the 7th day of July,
1873, beginning at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Candidates
for Life Diplomas, State Diplomas and State
Certificates, will then be examined in the
studies heretofore agreed upon and announced
by the State Board. fs6 # 81
Applicants must report to the State Superin-
teDdent promptly at the hour named.
As this will be the only State Examination
held this year. all teachers who are desirous OF
observing State Certificates OF any grade will
do well TO avail themselves of this opportunity
of doing SO.
SYLC. SIMPSON,
State superintendent OF Public instruction.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-04

tVlOt Il EsIs 0O113h0, tV1OJ
to close the disposal Of s3Z5 75o worth sacrificed
Mt traction of their cost to meet advances
made on them. This not being q gift enter
prise or instery, there are no blanks, but every
ticket draws an elegant watch OF one of the
following movements Mt q cost Of only SO:
Gold and Silver Chr0Uonneter, Duplex, Stem
Winding, Dstached Lever, Vertical and Hori<
zontal Watches.
Tickets to drag any OF the above sent on re-
ceipt Of . CExJs. a ticket describing each
watch Is placed IN a sealed envelope On re-
ccfpt Of . cents one Is indiseriminateIy drawn
from the wfiole, wficn arc well mixed. You
viii know the value Of the watch your ticket
demands before paying for L. The watch
named win be delivered 70 the tIcketholder on
payment of SO.
Prizes arc Immediately sent 20 any address
by ex press or by mail.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
"a marvellous cnaBce and fair dealing GER
tory drawing. I'll Adyocase.I - thoroughly re-
prize hinubug"-tf fIeraidJ
We ars PRINTED 10 refer 10 the following.
VINO nave drawn valuable watches for Sg0s
Miss Ada Bates, Gnlfdf0rd. $50 gold watch.
GrlmfBond, 50. Louis, 500 gold watch. Mfs.
". Janson, Iitsyaiikja. % gold watch. Emily
Gordon. Richmond. SIS gold watch.
Five flci<etS VII BE- forwarded for 81 co. IL for
y: = for -; - for s.; 80 for SIS. Circulars
Will aecom paHy the tickets. TO every rtrehas-
er OF i5 tickets we viii send handsome Silver
Hunting Case Watch which can be used as q
specimen, and viii lead To large and rFoffa~
bic business. Our pzsfroffs can depend on fair
dealing. Thers are 30 blanks, every ticket
drawing watch.
Agents wanted, to whom we Offer liberal In
ducefuerts and guarantee satisfaction.
Addr.ss, ROOD, La5IPSOE d CO.,
u1ifn@ % Park Row New York.
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1s1poRrANr TO TEACHERS.

The following notice is of interest
to whom it may concern:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-04

IL is said that company of Amer.
leans has been organized, who propose
to purchase from the Government oil
Mexico, Two or three of the Mexican
States, with view TO developing
their mineral resources. The States
alleged to be held in view by these
parties, is chihuahua. Sonora and
Tamaulipas. -
Charles Baker, aged IA, was shot
dead Sunday afternoon, at the resi-
dence of Henry Schellhans, No. 40,
Leadenhall street, Baltimore. Schell-
haus and bis son George, aged ii,
were arrested. The two boys had
been playing, andit is probable that
Baker was accidontly shot. A pistol
was found in the cellar of the house.
A strange mystery, involving the
alleged disappearance ofeighteen help
less children who had been commit
ed as infant paupers to public insti-
tutions on Blackwell j Island, is being
investigated by the Commissioners Of
Charities. The little creatures, it is
said, were farmed out to a lady, and
she seems to be unable to tell wheth-
er they are living or dead.
A Washington dispatch OF the Goth
instant gives the following as the re-
port Of the wheat crop: Winter
wheat is mostly harvested. Of 753
counties from which reports have
been received, 202 are about the
average; 168 average, and 381 below
the average, OF 300 counting
Spring wheat are above the average; !;
115 average, and 66 below the
average. The ge OF Winter
wheat is somewhat increased, though
many fields have been Winter. killed
and plowed up for Spring wheat and
other crops. The average Of Spring
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TO YoUNG MEN.
$I33, ,275!
Popular Distribution Of
GOLD AND SILVER
w ~ u Q III Il So!
Hew York & Berlin Watch Association,
(sIOl TEN DOLLARS, (sIo)

On q sytern that will fnsnre to every ticket
holder n Gold or Silver Watch, worth not less
than 81. or OF any value iip to 500, at a uni
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-04

) nefHemDer, now, Gear, you are o
father" He said he thought SO be-
fore, but that chinched the matter.
An animal known as the Fatonay,
or Armadillo, has been discovered
near Vancouver. Tt will answer for
our national bird after to-day-the
eagle won't be fit for anything but a
barn-yard fowl to slosh around home
with.
Marsh French of the Dalles has
just returned from the Ochoco mines
and says that none of the miners
have yet got their claims opened for
washing and that the mines may be
good or they may not, no one can
tell yet. a 100
Two young lads were caught last
week at the Dalles, on their way to
am Indian ranch with several bottles
of whiskey in their pockets, sup
posed to be for ttpoor Lo.n The
whiskey was canfcated and the boys
were spanked. s.3
: A Portland gentleman of color be-
came too intimate with sable
brothers wife, and he now carries q
bullet in his cheek, while the out
ragged husband lies in jail to answer
at court for defending the honor of
his household. nea sa
The Dalles boasts the doubtful
achievement Of having the champion
"cnssing boy Of the coast. If it
we're not that We despise the en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-24
BROOKLYN ROBBERIES.

The following robberies were reported by
the Brooklyn Police yesterday:
The residence of Mrs. Catherine Hamilton ut No. 356
Cinton-st was entered by burglars and robbed Of one
gold pen one gold watch five shawls, velvet cloak
four silk dresses and various other articles Of wearing
apparel; value s1.45 The burglars effected entrance
by forcing open the front basement door during the alb
sence Of the family.
The hat store Balch Price in Fultonst.was robbed
OF 500 worth Of goods Saturday. Thomas Bushels
butcher shop at Smith and Warren-sts. entered
through rear window and robbed OF sl4 On Saturday
evening % and woman went into the dry goods
store of Edward johnson No Smith-st aud while
pretended to examine some goods her CON
fcdcrate stole SIC tho money drawer and decamped
a yOuug man went into the dry good store OF Isaac
Gold, at No. AZ MYrtcaYc. on Saturday, aud carried
away large roll of gray flannel valued at $50 Tie
thief was captured by Inspector Folk Chares G. Bat
terinan a lbOrcr, was arrested saturday, charged
with having stolen 81 chars, value $780, from the Lee
ave Bap ist Church. where he mad been at work. Peter
Mounett entered the residence OF s. j. Killings at No
Igs South Eighthst. T. d. for the purpose OF burglary
but thwarted by the owner. who gave him
clubbing, aud then handed him over to the ponce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-24
4 DISHONEST BROKER ARRESTED.


Samuel Mckee was arrested ut the ST. Denis
Hotel yesterday, by Detective simngton of the Central
Office on charge of ENLIGHTENMENT. The prisoner was
in the brokerage business at CambrldgepOrt, Mass.
month ago ne received from Fitch Otis Co., brokers'
at No II Pne-st., in tins city, bonds OF Laramie City
Kansas TO the value OF 5000 with orders TO sell the
bonds and at the receipts less brokerage, to
this city.
The New York Grn Informed that Mckee had
sold the bonds to Boston firm, but they did not receive
any money from him. SuspeCtng that he had embcz-
zled their money, they made inquiries Of business
friends in Boston and learned that Mckee was living
extrayagantly Before firms lawyer could have hin
arrested, Mckee came 10 this city aud was here lost
sight OF. 80.
warrant was obtained from Justice Engley Of Mid
dcscx County Mass, and COusablc8 smonds and
Hogan arrived In this city Saturday, III search OF
Mckee. The officers arriving sought The assistance
assigned the duty OF finding Mckee. After long
search through nearly al the hotels IN the CITY, Shining
ton al last Mckee stopping In the ST. Denis Hotel
ana arrested him yesterday morning.
The prisoner taken Police headquarters, where
he confessed that since his arrival he had been
most thc time gambling hells " that he had lost
nearly all OF the stolen money and that bc lad only
s5gj left This money he gave up with orders that II
should be given 10 Fitch, Ous Co. Mckee taken
before Justice Hogan at the TOmbs Police Court, TO
whom lac promised that he would return 90 Massachu
sets without q requsitiOn being obtained. lie was
taken back 10 CambrIdgepOrt Last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-24
LONG ISLAND CHARITY.

The Twcnty-lrst Anniversary OF the Church
Charity Foundation of Long Island celebrated by
appropriate services at Holy Trinity Church. Brooklyn
last evening. Bishop Littleohn presided, and the Rev
Drs Thompson, Hail. schenck Dier Paddock, Haskins
Duane, and johnson. were present The church was
also well filed with the friends OF the great charity OF
the diocese After the customary religious exercises the
annual report Of the Board OF Managers read by the
Rev Dr. Duane showing that during the part year the
most encouraging has attended the efforts of the
church in behalf OF the Charity. new building was
erected at Albanyaye. and Herhimcr-at, last Spring
and is occupied by the churchs poor The cost OF
this additional structure was 10000 and 1t is gagged
for $4,000.
The number OF inmates In the institutions Is IO7 The
hospital contains 10 patients. The receipts from all
sources were 81 ij, ana the disbursements 1851 The
euo property OF the Foundation consists OF two brick
buildings, two frame buildings and 59 lots ground in
the Ninth Ward Of the total Yanc Of sl65O0 Reference
made 10 the establishment during the year of the
order OF Deaconesses and their good IN the hos
pita connected vita the Foundation IL was also an.
nOuuced that lady had bequeathed $4,000 Ia be used
In building IA memorial chapel sermon In behalf OF
tie charity preached by the Rev. DR. Hugh Thomp-
son, bTief address by Bishop Ldttlriohi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-24
PROTESTANT UNION.

The Rev. L. =. Ingersoll, ID. d., pastor OF
the Middle Reformed Church, Brooklyn, preached ser
mon on tho "Organc Union OF the Churches yesterday
morning. Unhappy contentious and diversions, he SAID
I'm substance have hndered the growth OF the Prot
estant Church. Denominations holding substantially
the came doctrine yet covered by clouds OF ignorance
and bieotry have like ships OF war; in the night fred
into friend instead of foe Our pups have at intervals
degenerated into Notifications from which controyer
siasts have fought nercey while the hooks over whch
God had made them overseers have famshed That day
h passing away We are seeking Tor points OF dgIsc
ment not of difference. Ministers go from one de-
nomination to another without any change OF Creeu
The walls OF separation crumblng so that
men and women do not stumble as they step INTO uhe
fold Of another denomination. students or theOloSy
eOational Methodist, Presbyterian, EpscOpallau
are fou9d side by side in the schools OF the Prophets
Several leading deaOIninatOnal papers nave hauleu
down the sectarian flag and have run up te banner o
the Cross Ministers exchange puIplts Jhe SPECIFY
conversion OF heather nations seems more auu hVIe
hinge upon organic church union. HOW nluch pettSr
the expensive mission machinery could be sirnphhed!
How much better il the American board OF COlhDis,
sioners for the Foreign Missions could assume lts ora
Catholic ground, aud gather TO lt3 embrace All Tue
churches OF Christ I'm the land How much Detter H.
instead OF several Home Missionary Sociees being sup
ported 10 aid In planting many feeble churehes IN
Towns OF 500 inhabitants, there was one mon SoCc
10 pant one strong at such points an frank 70
say that the spectacle OF different Boards hurynS on
missionaries 10 Mexico, instead or uniting WIN Jhe
great work for the Master without 90 much as naming
church relations, has saddened me. -,
We are to have meeting or the ENanselcal Al
lance and believe it's great theme Oh consideration
nomnntionnl alliance best unite to the Gospel to
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-24
POLICE NOTES.

Alice Quincy, age "a, of No. 454 West Nineteenth,
st. while attempted suicide yesterday % euuns he' '' WIN
Patrick Gum, age %, while intoxicated teH from
steamboat Seawsnhaks lying al pier NO ~ INTO tDe s2' ~ VIZ
Saturday, and Was drowned
Thomas Shannon of No. 403 West Forty,s Kun kun ST.
in an alteration unknown front or NO ~ hinuNe
last night stabbed in the left side and severely Toande
Anne Roach, age %, of No 1873 Mott-st, was as,
by John Roach, saturday struck on he
With boothee received three scalp wounds Her boAho
arrested.
Rridoot McGuire. ape A. of Eighty-eiphth st,
near TbNaye By stove yesterday gl hsr eotnes AZ.
Police Surgeon White was umonea ou' was ~
able TO alleviate the sudeBgs Of the dying woman.
Coroner Herman held an inquest, on saturday IN
the eae Of Caleb Caeke 49, Of No 10 Cortndts VINO "a"
rnn Broadway by omnibus driven W an nhno"n % ~
Peb yerict accidental death gwen by the jury
Mary Carroll age 73. OF No. 276 First-aye, was
brought Eighteenth Precinct Sstonhoue oleeo9E o
zero oap wound and taken 10 Bellevue OPA
said that she wound the Monday before daring quartz
With fnead, whose she refused to reveal
The cellar of the residence of Herman Meyers az
No. broken into By thieves on saturday Ls
Two bas tobacco value $780, stolen Thieves o oRu
the front door the aacy dry goods store Of H. Danner Son AZ no
1888 TLnaye Thirty on Saturday morning. h' "oe
Hofth+2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-24
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The Irish Societies met in Hbernia Hall,
Brooklyn, yesterday. aud made arrangements Tor
parade on 81. Patricks Day.
The Rev. DR.. Noah RI. Schenck will lecture
on the History OF the English Bible" at Trinity Chapel
In Twenty -1fth-st., near Broadway, this evening"
The Rev. Fred. Bell, formerly pugillst and
footracer Of considerable note in England preached
last evening at the seventeenthst Methodist Episcopal
Church He stated that at the Of II he was an ha
bitua drunkard and used 10 support himself by singing
i'm tayerns and bar-rooms. He subsequently went into
the ring and later still into the ministry, where, as ne
says, he has fought his best light" HIS remarks
showed him 10 be thoroughly in earnest in his new pro
fession while the accompanying gestures proved that
he had not quite forgotten the Old one as they were EN-
phatic In the extreme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-24
CRIsPrNs IN COUNCIL.

A mass meeting of German shOemakers was
held at the Tenth Ward Hotel, in Broomest yesterday
afternoon under the auspices Of German Crispins
Lodge composed OF employees branch Of the trade
Alexander Lmburg who presided stated that the meet
ing had been called the purpose OF giving nInen-
beers an opportunity become members OF this organl-
zatiou free of the usual initiation fee OF 81 each.
This would give the organization sufficient strength 10
enforce a higher OF wages In the spring. Wages
range from $40 to $12 and $5 per week for piece work
The names OF those present were enrolled and they VIII
action it was stated will be taken by the English and
French lodges and the movement may be expected TO
extend to other branches of the trade. There about
% Crspn lodges in TINS city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-24

Theodore r. Cox william sherwood, Albert B .I
and r. q. Mercelis Town Committee; Thomas mctofi
and John Daniels, Surveyors Of tho Highways WIN -
Steel, Oyerseer of tho Poor.
PATERSON. Fifteen thousand dollars was receives
from arrears OF taqes during the past two weeks. TIC
sale OF property for unpaid taxes viii begin to-day ~ tne
FRANKLIN House. in Man-st The Passaic County Free
holders Committee have provided the prison ball with
seats and religious services viii be held there every
sunday at D. m. The clergymen OF ehe cty have been
requested TO oficiate.
HoBoKEH Coroner Parsow has received com
muneation from John r. Ante OF Philadelphia, btalng
that man ans wering the description OF the murdered
man found In the Ely sian Fields JAM 3d. has been miss
ing from Germantown. The Coroner forwarded photo
graph of the deceased with full particulars Of the affair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-24
HOME NEWS.

SATURDAY. ar DIcKissoss, IN PARK
ROW.
ou-l7o Noon 27o p m-2Jo adnirht-oo Ayerage-2liO
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY.
sAm-no Nooa-lso Up m-Bo Mhnight-ifo Ayerge-let'
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT
.,.rr.or or REPoRr pos AT yKs "a
BAROMETER incnfa rhhnohHiH~ 49, "a n
NsT al Oh On mrF,h 6 $50 MaIimun at p m Feb H. 70
Feb Minimum 7 A Feb H. tO
1918 Range
ysh sno, from Is a. m 10 Ills Amount OF water ls inch
pb e-an BON TO Amount Of water W inen
peh 2l-snow from ga m TO LJ)p. m Amount Of
water
Total OF water for week. '''E'' Ihop
distance Travelled by the wind during week, ,lO9 miles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-24

Fifth Arenue Hofel-The Hon. Homer A.; Nelson OF
Poageepse FsI Of 81 Louis PsI Prugo. ny
KloLrs Hokl-The Hon. d. r. Wood 81 Syracuse me hon ~
p,ons Of Ohio and Gen. j. Oseho1s France beroft'
oiTSe Hon ID O. t;ohn 0swego, George C. Gorbam sec
sry Of the o. scnste and Gen r. Conner Of sslt IaIe.
Yort Hosludge IT, Grandn Of Mobile Breroor
Commander j. r. Bartlett o. T. Navy dbemdrk H9h-r uly
OF the French legation st Jal Hot-ooL D. hS"u :, s
W.neton Everett House-Capt O. T.. Patterson Cots, Su
Srpas ouse-adge Robert Cochran Of White fhaa ~ l.