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TuRco-RUssIAN BATHS; also, Medicated Va
por Baths, for all akin disease, ut DIR. Shedd's,
800 street. 52O6:
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CUNARD LINE.

THE BRITISH AND NORTH AAss,oAs
ROYAL NAIL eTBAmSHfPe.
eETwEEH HBW YORK AND LIvKaPoOks
CALLING AT CORK HARBoH
From NEW YORK.
.hhlser,s-- wed June Is Bat.yiA.---sat--yune q
.S Sa,Ss---- wes-ynly PsrthiA SIS July g
'ecotia---.Wed-yuly B Abyssinia -sat July IS
eeeamers marked thug % nos oarry ss<~raes =,
And svsry following WEDNESDAY end sAruB.
DAY from New York.
RAfn OF PAssAeE.-Cabin, 90, olm, snA ON
eold, according 70 accommodation. 0eS
Iicksts % Paris, ols, gold, additional q
Return tickets on fsrorsbls tsrms3o
steefase tcks,. from Liverpool and ou.sssev..
md al parls Of Europe, e lowest rafas. Thro0GS
bills Of ledine given % BELIEFS, Qlsse0~, Hsvfs,
Antwerp end other points on the Continent and fof
0editerranean ports. For freight and cabin -
sage, apply ss the Compsays once, No. Dovifna
Green; for steerage passage, Ct No. Ill BreoAvoS
Trinity Building
OTIS BIGELOW, Agent,
Office, CAS- ID street nc rtnwest,
novleu Washington. ID. q.
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CHILDREN CRY for Pitchers Castoria. 1t
regulates the stomach, cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. 1t is . substitute for
castor OIL. 4,25.eo3:
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TAKE CARE OF Your VALUABLEs.-Call
and examine the IRE and burglar proof vaults
OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of New
York avenue and 18th street, for safe keeping
Of securities, jewels, silver ware or other valu-
ables. Rents from ten to sixty dollars per an
mum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them. Take warming from
the Chicago and Boston fires.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-17

TaH saoorIHe OF Miss DANKwoRrH.-Yes-
terday the case Of Frank W. Bonner. charcea
witn navdng, In March Last, assaulted Win n
tent 70 III Ne eusis Dank worth, bv shootine
ner, ~ before the grand jury, az. Miss DanE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-17

SUFFERERS PROM CoRNs, BuNIoNs, BAD
NAILS, etc., find immediate relief at DIR. Whites
establishment, No. 635 18th street, opposite u.
B. Treasury. The treatment often effects Q
perfect cure, even IN extreme cases, If none but
suitable shoes sra worn. tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-17

piles, ulcers, toothache, sore throat, sprains,
ecalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie,
lameness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia,
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that 1t Is a standard
medicine, treated Of in medical writings, and
known TO be Q cure for these diseases. M, 1T
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STEAMER LINES.

A NChoR LINE sIEAMERs,
ryE Ky f WEb I.sE y, North Rive, New Ycrt.
The passenger soe"Dmod.1iSn. On ~, s !. aDA1.
.aii dt lint are essIg' .s s5
on nrEer deck, thus securing GOOD light -<=sS44S
GLASGOW, LIyRRPooI'' or InNnoS hhrloU,v
Saf sf,S,ss,s ~ " q ulnhn'
CHA g,sr ,s.n.e's'
SIS ana sss snssas "a,
Cabin re.urn tickets securing oS ss a"o so
best socOmmodations.. sla s,x
steerage, currency Ssj ''''--'e i's
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A Row IN UxIoxrowN--J. r Mcconnell,
man, OF Uniontown, ID. G., for sed trespass
and forcible ejectment Of sam sel Burrsil, a
yearly tenant Of his Burriu defeated Dich-
him, and the latter during Burrilis absence,
put his wife, children, and furniture out OF
doors. Burrin appeals to the courts. Burrir
n a witness against Dichman In . divorce suit
entered against him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-17

BUILDING ACKNOWLEDGMENT a meeting Of
the Columbian cooperative hnil.iiro snd 8. "
ings aseociafion, held ut United Aid Hall, on I,
street, between 10th and nth streets, last nirht.
ninety shares OF stock were subscribed for, vith
the Representative vaiue OF q, 400.
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CU n A n p LIN

NOTICE
With the view OF da,ini-hing the charges n COLI.
sion, the Steamers of this Line will b-n--fortb
take epeelned course for all seasons Of the year
On the outward Passa ge from Queensfown 20 New
York or Boston, crossing Meridian Of so Al q Lst
or nothing to the north OF a.
On the II omeward Passage, crossing the Meridian
OF 30 1t ~ Lat, or nothing 70 the north Of a.
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OBLITERArING THE OLD CANAL DITCH
The nDe improvements now being made BY the
government under Gen. Babcock on 7tn, 18th
and 18th streets, between north and south b
streets, Is a subject Of much congratulatory
comment by our citizens. Fourteenth street,
between the points named, is nearly completed,
the carriagewsy paved with Belgian blocks,
and the fOotwalks laid with North river blue
stone tagging. Gas has been put in, and the
street is hereafter to be lighted. Twelfth street
L. now undergoing the same process, and soon
the old canal landmark ks will be completely OBJ
liberated, the prominences where the bridges
stood legeled, and the curbing and footwalks
extended across the line of the bed Of the canal.
What il greatly needed is few street lamps
TO light up that space, as il IL a rather dismal
walk ON dark nights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-17

Lockwood, HRGty & Taylor,
4eas PENNsYLvANIAA AVENUE.
Are receiving large additions Of new and desirable
Goods I'm each department, particularly adapted for
the season, at prices to suit the wants Of all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-17

SANITARY FuN.-The following communities
ton and endorsement appear in the office Of the
Board Of Health:
Dear Doctor: The garbage gatherer for our
ward doesn't blow his horn or signify his ap-
proach, and We sometimes nave garbage on
hand week at Q time. (He may have belt on
his horse, but an dirt cartmen have that
Please speak 10 the OfAcer that directs the clerk
that nudgee the sub that acolds the man (John-
son, believe,l that collects the garbage
that tempts the nes that annoy the women that
bless our lives, and obhge j. p. MORSE.
.,EndorsemeHt:.Morse,J J. F., complains that
.The garbage that tempts the fies That annoys
the women that bless our lives, Il not regularly
removed by the cart thai plies, Along the street
nsfe ms property lies That the garbass gath.
night or morn, That hts slops are untouched for
week at time; That he couldn't endure IL II
u wasn't for lime, Freely sprinkled DER Il from
out delay, 70 send man there 70 take It away"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-17

BUILDING PERMITS have been issued as fol-
lows since our last:-B. +. Butler, two-story
stable, South Capitol street, between b and
south; f. Jonscher, two-story brick dwelling,
one-story frame, 7th, between and Msssachu-
setts avenue do; II. Garrett, two-story frame,
X, betvsen South Capitol and Half south west;
3, between 6th and Tth northwest; NJ. Nolan,
ons-story frame back building, g, between I'd
and N southwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-17

THE TURp-The Trottiag at Piney Branch
Course yesterdoy.-The race at the Piney Branch
course yesterday evening drew out a large
gathering, many Of those in attendance being
ladies. The race was tor purse Of $500, made
up BY Messrs. II: Middleton, G. Hopper, and A.
L. Whiting. The entries were as follows: H.
Middleton entered b. &. Rambler; O. Hopper s.
3. Honest John; A. T.. Whiting b. g. Charley
Hayes. Messrs. Dorsey Clagett, David Brough-
ton, and Robert Strong were chosen judges. In
trying for the start Rambler, who was driven
by Allen Dorsey, struck and tore his quarter 50
badly that IT was thought best to withdraw
him from the contest. This left John, driven
BY Z: Hopper, and Charley Hayes, driven by
Ned Moses, to compete. The hrst heat resulted
in favor Of John, in 2.5l. The second heat was
taken by Hayes in 2.i7. In the third heat John
was handled by Dorsey, and won in 2.52X,
the o
but breaking before the first quarter was
reached he allowed John to take the inside track
and the lead, which position he maintained to
the score, winning the heat and race In 2.56.
The track was In excellent condition.
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has been directed to complete the work on 10th
street southwest at once. The water registrar
has been directed to lay water mains as fol-
lows A six-inch water main on Boundary
street, between 18th and 18th streets; same size
on 9Th street. from Q to streets. The con-
tractor on Sd street has been directed to push
the work to a speedy completion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-17

BASE BALL.-To-morow afternoon the Reso-
lutte club, OF Elizabeth, \. j., and our Wash
ington club will play their first championship
match Oh the Olympic grounds. AS these clubs
are evenly matched an exciting contest may be
expected. See advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-17

TEMPERANCE COMMERCIAL ASSOCIATION
Yesterday certificate OF in, orp0ratOn OF THE
Washington Temperance Commercial Associa-
ton" was filed in the Office OF the recorder of
deeds, with the following officers A. g. Con-
stantine, president; Charles NewhalI. vice
president; A. A.. Wheelock, chief OF bureau:
james T. Powell, secretary; and r. c. CHI
treasurer. The object Ia stated to be to carry on
mercantile business and enable Its members to
purchase family groceries where they will not
be brought In contact with Intoxicating Iiouers
The capital stock is 500, 0o0, divided into
Of 80 each. 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-31
IDENTIFICATION OF STOLEN BONDS.

William A. Wait, cashier of the Glen's Falls
Bank entered Police Headquarters, yesterday aud
upon being shown the bonds taken from the convict
John Brady, Identified those OF A W. Fack, Betsy
Piatt Elmore Piatt. and Daniel Gale as having been
stolen from his bank Mr.. Wait then SAID that ne only
came to the city to ascertain the proofs OF Bradys s
that had been gathered and would telegraph to the
District Attorney OF Warren County what no had
learned. in order 70 receive instructions how
TO proceed against the prisoner. He also said
that the Glen's Falls Bank willing 70 cooperate
with she First National Bank OF Port JerVs which mad
also been robbed OF portion Of the bonds in an enort
10 convict Brady He thought however, that it would
be wiser course for them persuade the United States
Government to ndict Brady on charge OF having at
tempted to alter t1oGOo bond of Amasa Stone The
prisoner will be kept the Police Headquarters uni
the manner OF his indictment shall be determined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-31
THE COURTS.
TRAIN LET LOOeE.


Judge Fancher signed the formal order yes
terav morning disehargng Geo Francis Train from the
State Lunaric Asylum, aud declared MIN iree m1n'
Clark Ben and VIM r. Howe made the application pre-
seutuQ evidence OF tne verdict Of the shers Jury re-
turned the previous evening" the effect that MI Tram
was sane.
About half an hour after the signing OF the orosr CIV
ing Mr.. Train his discharge he appeared accompAn'u
by the Sheriff. his counsel, and large concose ispoc
tatOFs.
Mr.. BeI-Your Honor, now move for the formal uS-
charRegof Mr. Train. ...... -t...--
Judge Fancher-I presume you move on the proceo"
ing ia which the verdict rendered.
Mr. Bell and Mr.. Howe togetber-Yes. your Honor
Judge Fancher-Your motion lie granted; Nj Train Is
discharged.
Train acknowledged the favor by very marked IN
clnation OF the head, and, approaching the railing
shook hands cordially with Judge Fancher, who haa
descended meet him, profering &C the same time ms
thanks. general hnnd-shaklDg then took place, ana
after leaving the courtroom circle formed around
Train TO which he proceeded relate his intentions for
the future Said he 1T three plans. can 60 on
with the Credit Foncier matter travel the country In
the dictatorship. take voyage round the world Az
this point Mr. Bell touched his client on The shoulder
aud reminded him that he was in q hurry and all then
left There are the usual number Of rumors anoat In
regard TO Trains future plans One Is that be Is gong
TO sue the city Imprisonment laying damages
at 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-31
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Hans johnson Carl Olsen, and Ole A. Jacobson,
charged from the Norwegian bark G. CaSpAaEd we're
CON m tied yesterday b. Commissioner Osborn.
On MAY the dry goods store Of julius Davis, Mt
No. 80 Gsrns entered By burglars aud goods yA1sa At 90
Oeer Hin he burglars az ne
time James Has hut te other one enled
be aeted ThirdaVe Al ne Jehf-
op Market Police Coart resteY morning stared that bis
vas Sweeney Justice Ledv held hin In % oO bail
A writ of habeas corpus obtained from Judge
Fanchsr yesterday toe Cou OF OFer ad
Tener and the counsel tor the pole MI Brooke seward "a
e. Carter representing the UDied states hasha
appeared the other Court having
oarne over Mondy Mr. Brooke wished adjourn the writ and
Of Oyer and Temner session Judge faneher granted 1e
demand, and postponed the hearing until "edAesaAy'
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday,
Judge Benedict presiding the OF george r. Dua-
ming embeng ron the sub
Hall the grounds Of snd
dapcY and argued that nsuaceatn Jaw 70 ene the
founded s reit4s, and that
therefore, udgnsnt should be gwen o ne deencAn
P1dy defended the nctnen
had stuet compliance With te aN
governing adags emHal Deeaon feserVeo Oat OF
panel II attended They discharged ~
Monday a. II additional panel Of % ordered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-31
COTTON MARKETS.

coLuxsr, MAY ~ Cotton quiet, dlhgs iee vesE,-.-
eepis .5paea lila bales. sales. So bales iOei-iS~
BaLTIsorE May O-Coou dull Mddass e ne, 'essiU. ~
.toek 5l72 bales wsEne, rsP s2s bales gro.s iels 01s
s,IGT''o'''~''' 80 bales to the Continent AZ o'''
MACON MAJ -Cot.on qus an offerings light. aasisr
lie; weekyc pts GO bses snpnen0 10 bAss 'oeA-iS"
,T 1- PoS- 20 Nav ostonw..Ey net r,o.v 7g7b.
CrSoSsATI. 1OCotson dnli AiddiBc, lsie eapH VT
EonsotE Nav o-cStton aedr; Low Msdngs re;
rs Oaes sEDOreo'tWe so bales sales IOs '-ss sell
7151 bales weeLy-net receipts. 5a 0as' e1Dors-coAH1S
wIsSGros May O~Coton quiet; Mddlngs Sc receipts
bales; sTpor,s-co,stwiSe bales 81 bales
receipts u BALES Bnt4a 10o e.sl .osst..s
bales eEporsO Great Britain 5is4 oAeai eoA"ise 1O'
GAL1HsToS Mar -cot,ou Good Ordinary III Si4s q.
receipts l41 Oales sales 500 oaesi soek = ~ eSs
5sP Ssi 'li . sss slS s1 S. Oi' 0- 80
s1Torls,' n. G' s. a T f as. . MSant.
Great Britain bales eOast 20 bales .l'ss 500 oss.
Ios bates gross u sss bales eTpos-o Gsi Britain, fss9l
bales the coHaneDs 57eo bales eoaSw'e zi' bales sales "
sa7AssAH Nay -cO,on arn; Middsnr, sle Low Madlnss
so.sse 7f3 6sles sales n es bae seekSsst
'32 bales eIpors-so Great Bri'ain S'S5 bales '0"
IoSsyiLIs Nay gc~CotOa dull Maains, ISe rcoevt SOC
Pa1DGlSa. NAY quiet siddans', ss@ "'sGl'-oet
sr Lows NAV o. cotton duI; Low Mtdunp TIC receipts, .
bales Shipments 10 baesi EeeKyreoep lts2 bales 'hpmeaH
Az I1sgri May oeton dull snd acmsa dtlEss ~, i-is
bses; .eeAly-reeV be shpmen 10 bales iAAeS by %
265 bales. sales, ll55 baleA .-.- m, -.
NAY pCoton-WeeklY~ne. receipts 10 s~4sa'
aaes 800 bales; stock. "a. 0O) bales
Aoyrso.ERY NAV good for better grades
veeE-recrpts bales; shipments 40 bAesi t0eE51 lS'
bales, i573 4 l5t bales 9. -
Bosros MAY G-CotOn-SOthng doing act reep ~ bales
gruU bales; stock H. 800 bales seekYnet receipts ~
eross aG65 sKDOrs-to Great Britain. LIZ eAes as Iva
l bales
l7Ic Good OrdnaIy 06l Ordinary, l3f ic net receP
balss; Vro 81 ~ tom ao5iei sales
bAIss stock bales Eeeknrt receipts In Bales ros 20
bales; erposo Great Britain, $3.50 6Aesi essstFSe Tx oas'
| sales. l.lJ0 bales - .
MENPHIs Asy -Cotton du Low Mddings il net ees gts
stock-l32, t3SJ bales ht5 -.
bales 1881 bales gross 49, bales sales 50
| bales. .,~ -.,
NASHVILLE 3-Cotton nominal; Low hddings 6ie Eesk ~
receipt col bales; shipments 1917 baes soek-Blz So 9A
/ l83 sO43 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-31

IMPORTANT ACTION OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE.
The new Excise Department will begin its
work next Monday BY receiving applications and issuing
licenses for the sale Of liquor The Commissioners have
determined to issue Ave grades Of licenses The first class
will be granted to great hotels and large restaurants
cost aO second class 10 the Lesser hotels and res
taurants cost ti5o. The third casa 70 saloons where
the liquor is sold and drunk the premises - cost,
500 The fourth class 10 storekeepers and druggists
where liquors sold in quantities less than nye gal
Iona and not drunk the premises" cost. $50 Tho
nth class TO all places where ale and beer only sold
cost, 80.
At the Office Of the Excise Department, AZ Mulberry
and Houston sts book for the registry ofcomphlnts
will be kept wherein information Of violations OF the
excise law may be inscribed by either citizens OF police
men complaint having been made, the accused VII
be summoned the office and given an opportunity 70
defend himself but II found guilty has license wiz Do
revoked. .-. - -,
The Commissioners have appointed three day and
three night inspectors will patrol the city and OBJ
serve tho manner In which the Excise law - obeyed
The commissioners affirm that they will strictly enforce
the against tine keeping OF liquor saloons open on
sunday and that they will at revoke any license
hich ANAL mistakenly be granted by them 10 the pro-
prietor OF a disreputaDe SALOON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-31
MR. cHAsE,s rrRMyEss IN 1888.

To the EdttOr OF The frtbuHe.
SIR: In your comments on the connection of
ChiefJlstce Chase with the Democratic Convention Of
1888 one fact omitted which, in justice TO his memory
ought 10 known The Convention, It will DO remem-
bered adopted ts platform before proceeding to NOM
nation Of the candidate. Into that platform incor
porated the welknown greenbsek proposition Of Mr..
Pendleton. The platform, adopted was transmitted
by friend Mr. Chase By the first return mail came
a letter from him TO the writer hereof, incloslng
another TO read the Convention In case OF his nom
nation He took especial pains that should come TO
hand promptly The letter short and emphatic, re-
fusug 10 bind himself TO the reenback resolution, and
Il was in the Convention before the nomination
made ready produced II the choice fell upon him
In relation this matter he stood ready TO have his
name on reconsideration, rejected, rather than com
init himself TO doctrine which he considered unsound
GetC- York, May is, 1873. b.
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poMEsTIc MARKETS.

BUy-lLo May SLaE and s import. for NE aE, = bOar,
G ~, No. Ss bipSsa-Shssi IA bush Cora To- sSS
% ~ 0. s S 5 as e os 40 Ss 90 a Gss .
e Cur zoe s 80 orc amber s4 %S "a IS 3
50 So White Winter 80 seSsl9 whsst amsIi s.ss nAs
public quote ssIS is.a, No. gIs = ss M G%sS 81 %
al u.s. Com steady; sales, 90 bush no. 45tc 500
b. cargo s2 S45c barley steady Caaaaa
5c fworOwod state s4e & Fouf-roNed sc ats no@lns At
Al ,os IS; P1ne osnAda 81 81 IS RYE held
SSsSsS ssT ~cStca dali Low dduug I7tsic Flour
unchanged ami delL WheAt unesang qe. and .salI Corn
sla5Je duIls southern. soG Sc Western siEed tsfseei
unchanged l.d JUL dull 0's Western But
cscSssaTS Ny - -Pur quiet at 81 West
81 Il. quiet ~ aoc Rye nominal At soc Oats
Sss 10 Provision. assahs Pork held sId SGs S 1s little
Gsa Bs li' MA s s ss bed a Ssos. az A d :'i
gSOa demand a decline Of q Bacon aos Ssoasr' nsS a.
ssA c..r ss held a ,ie - SsSsSs :. S %A, a &c.
eueri BItrA White, ~ o. 10 White o. SAL 90 AMBER Mica
ssa @ 81 o. Als Corn gsst aSd aIsA.ased .ai,s 80
gss % 1 Ss Ess @ b s w fs SO 20 1 : o Cora s
O'i IoSsvi11s May Eour aali. Er Family ssi ANo e. rs
PAhey, unehAnEr PTOyaSns ssss.yi sre ,t T o
round oA RaeOu fair demand shoasrs g5l Clear ~
5.c, PACKET Box Mssu~slOudsI' ssi CIsaI To- Sc cssr
6iass &C. loose ic higher psssa gee Kegs le1
' ss ssiS 2y Sss sa AT dSovss :, 81 ess5 IS
Cora a1s ,s ssSs ssu 5 nd . S sod l1s
SIDES Se9la Lard dali and SonnAii 40 sals@ Po retailing "
sle ...-.- -.
EHwoALslSs Mar dul 90 Is for Supsrahsy s7a 50
for Treble kurai asa s for Family. o
White lalst ~ dee Bran aun Al 7ac H.y
f s At s sa s S r sss p Sss .s s' o. %
sides Oc o Gear Hans ssll lJ@4e Lsr d1i a -
Olc ~ Tercs ioDu Keg SdTGr mir % se Tor
Fay Par, 36eia Sf Pnae, AsAlses--NOug sesrns NAsg
dull and over Al Ordinary Wcstela for Louisiana D.
for Onriunat quet ia - H1ehAageserinx izti
Nsu.YorE EhL prem Gold, III ... . -,
asuaGo AaF n-Fasf seies teehn"
~. spnn<i % % amber wprri ~ % lof
Doabie quiet hiNauArc
Clab BolnnaAs Cora aa saes Wesen a. s'e
ears Western Western 81 SIC Re and Fca 4ne
Corn Aral . Tor Boisd. 20 for uahoel ~ CT MI
Feed da, shorts SI80pl9 shpssa4 eiSd s ha4hhss 80
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EDUCATIONAL VALUE OF TRIBUNE LECTURE

F-om 1n4 WI.ooassa Jouraal Of EascaiaOW

From M WtsooRSia Journal Of hfsoafs'"
We expended 80 cents the other day more
proutablY than id the like amount before For
tuat riang obtained all Prof Tyndail lectures
recently delivered IN New YOrk-seven lectures by "a
w. Beecner before the Yaie College Theoiogical stu
dents three lectures delivered In the Cooper Union
scientie SERIES by Profs Esberg aId Benz 5ina anu
Dr. X. ~. Raymond, With toe speech or PArke Souwin
on True and False Science, and reply oy Proi. lou
tnaus five Lectures, embracing Compulsory
by Bseeher. The Lost Arts by Wenden Phnnps' Il
there a God by IL. W. Bellows Masters or the pltua
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Twain The American Institute Lectures. by Pr0e Lar
ker Wilder aud Young. VHix Lectures on SIX shaAos-
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National Academy course Art, by dlstngulsneu
artists The Prtm Fathers men OF business " jas.
Parton aud tue Argonanta Of A9. by Bret HArte ~ N
great pleasure, well as duty 70 call the attentou ~
our teachers 10 the above fact for by sanding 81 eeh
me Tribune Company New York. for the extra sheels
the loctares, they will promptly receive tne
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The STATE or TRADE.
anRnPEAN MARKKTN


PAE the Bank of France has increased 800
ranc iur1ng the past week
IayDaE MaT jill .sols opened 81 gu for money and -
r the account United Eeay bonds i5 OIL Ji 1861
Rves, 39i Erie Railway Shares, 49,
PARts, MAY "a m.-Rentes openea al 36f 55c-
MAY I'LL a. m-NOttOn opened dull hiddhns Up
Mdng Orleans si0sd he Of the week have been
BOJ for ant 7Oo on specnAuon i =
stock bales. including J6AoO American Tie receipts
$4,000 including 3IO bales Amenau
Of Wheat for the past
~ American including Al 900 American
fyHRPooL, May ~ HCoioD dull bat quotations
changed. -.
I,oNpox Nav 30-9 D. m-Bde Railway shsres. lsi.
LyERPaOL 3d. m.-Saes Of Cotton sal ped rom New Or
cans Aur Charleston deliverable IN Nay
AZ az RON tke ports deliverable July August 81 The
oct bouni this port l. $1,000 bales ncluing
Beastahs Nbeatl2 2U2 y Genital for
average California White and " for Clab do Beef 81 fierce Tor
New Mes.
LlvKRPoaL D. m-Cotton is quiet The market for
Yarns an Fabrics QUIT unchanged
NAV both
he account United States bOuesew sst knS Railway saEes
fnASKyoH- May Uss,sd Fvsrwsn bonds 9 for the
" ldb2
PIKs Mry 30-Rentes closed az 5eL Csc
LyzaPooL m.Cotton closed queti the sales o. thu
d,y have including LOO and
" ths Of Cotton shipped um
ssvstnsh or Charleston deliverable Jaly - Id The
reeripts heen 500
eudieg 4 Pzovisous-lsard, 1913 per cst
LoNpON, NAV Jo-railow. 43i
L0HDOH, NAY ~ Evening sperm OH 80 per ton