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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-20
WILMINGTON AND HEADING r 4
C0NNECTIONa

n AZ " nminGton. With trains to PhiladsIphis and
Nos. and make direct conn ecfionS VIM trSins to
and from Washington. ~ ~
A. Chaadstord. trims Nos. ., and for Phila-
eelgel@., N9s- and with trains for Philadalphia
1rsin5 Nos. and with trains for Port Deposit.
All trains connect With tFalns for
knuadeiphla and harfisbalg. Trains Noa "a 8
Philadelphia, ~ SAN "NN
A BlrdS6oTo. trains and connect noFthward
Ra1iEosa. end and with SOqthVard boand tFainS
Etsaa Ho. eouneets with train from PhiladsID Dhia
sse - =. steR s Pny 9aes e lsAys 0
ifOn 0sSId asd fkiisdsisk IA vIS cSszssSr1. -
aaasaEs.DSisSgSS q SgSS 49,. i
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HPn1 ARRAN0RMRNTJ

COmmeneinR sAngEa Sth
ILsas3 llkplla4 g. lolO 8 n. asa 81.
- 1sT9 9 y, 70 s. . sAdS Se1n ~
1zElsSs 3, 3 / Il b si I. = y g ssssse..
C0AHk4A S-4FaAas leaving Wfi1fsSSss "A
n; .Bsa1.sl 80 n. aHd DSISISFS B 3 49,
AErtV89 81 - an. -
Tai lsasl1a 4JliAEtou at5SRn. saanaats
W.sA - lesvlag bhl6 q 4 tePm.-
IA a41!Nln3s ~ WLlmingtln &c rs -. wikk,
train kA1ls1alpkla q ne 4 NJ : = - 80
TEaiH aEE!Vl1g e WIlmihGfda a / - Via trsia
Isai sSsiSiSS q q Iilii5iusou al ssopm v,sh
~ ~ 49,. III 1s,sISfs ~ -
SUNDAY TRAINA
Leave WumtAetoa S q ma aWRm
Lave LAndeaherg II g z. n. and 0p. n.
Arrive MumingtOl - IS Q n, and ISHH.
AfriVo LAnaoboRg u 90 N, and rs bm. 81
Trains aEHiyinf II Milningtea as IS a, soa.
neee With trAin for PhilAdOlphiA q 50 ~
O0Alha9 eoanootio1g between ~ and W "A p
". md b DsPOta, and cars 81 The WilmiaEtoa Citv
AaaSay. DAVID coNNRLL. sgDE
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-20
Fhlladeiphla, Wilmington and Bal.
Clmore Railroad,
70
pKLAWARE n1u1s1nn

IMPORTANT NOTICE-In addition n tho ror,,-
\ ~ Iat ~ 44f4SFket 4f Trains now running, an EXTRA
0d' EnE ~ 81 1hAIh, Sundays excepted with Pas
senger Car attached. will run between WiIminv-
Der eth, 1873 as follows: ~ NoP'e"
-. Leaving WILMINGTON at 80 a. NJ, and stoppinv
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-20
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o. a.a sasr 81 sbz sRIY. 0SssAer ls,A. IN
. RalsaGsF e MI ~ .atkaSASa % tAa fesGki
atila IssTiRs 2 fAilAaslbAla s@ ;, n iof WI
7ks sFiA uIn ssspa 81 esasioas e aIIOvu. vAsn
d.eel,sa: 0EaS's !sssy. 2ia N LeS.Ist.S %
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-20
kh1 GdelphiaS' WHminGton-ana--~
Baltimore Railroad. =
DlawarS DiYiS1on Time Table.
FALL ARRANaK1GEGT.
On ana amer MONDAY, Sent. 9Th
FALL ARRANGE1GEMT.

save . fOMoWO:
BORAWARD. 4
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-20
STEAM FREIGHT LINE

LsaVos Cd wharf above Chestnut street. Philadak
phia. daily a. Pm. AAA frsneh stEpst WkaEE va
nlaatSa. e N. tSSiSht hARdloa Sage,gllE SAD
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-20

ITO THE PUBLIC.
u fhs WtlaingtoR and RsaaiAg RaflFoaA con.
RaAf have completed AEIangOmOaa % eaFTY kanaV
kaekA9S ana kxpre1g Matter p e9Afrom Al p0inES
Ahos 20 Az points on the RhilAAalphiA ana Rad
tnR @nd CAtAwis1A Railroads, ineladinR RaadinR
Allentown. ColRmbiA. isburR. LanoasesP. DogS-
ps.oS1, AaAoaay City. MG CaFasl. NoFfistoEa.
kertaEtAeg inioTn atioA Apply & the Dspse sor-
nef Of kFoaa ana MnAiRon SEroSel. WilmInSSoS.
kEpEsA natter seat - Franklia F0lagFsDh v8oe
Me- 1Wsat EhiFd street. or . their psoOk fFonf
aAd Aadisoa. oe orden lea with MoNatsa q 6SaI.
dsAtVsranE agonts viii rOoeiVS ProuDt attsatieR.
ass-s aa1suuaW.ASEKcs. !
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-20
MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK.

EO-A WUThlEd street. q U'Es =
SIX PEI esat interest. Open Tuesday and Ssaur-
~ sVSeipQ nd VysQ day. A. II. QFinRhaa.
3Es9s- J.R. Wales, n D.. PrSs'I JeAn J. HIllsr.
NeEs yi-f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr. y. .. Hunt Of STANDARDIZATION, lately
deceased i- I,U.t inferred having done grc1t dcu
Tor e preservation ana proper care Of the Shakespeare
reucs there collected Honor TO his name!
Mrs. John Wood will take her farewell ben
enf ia New York. Tonight. 40 tue 6tdua opera
House. has largely contributed 70 the merry ADul7
this public. AID it, practical recognition Of tu' Ia't
would not he amss.
Mr.. james SchGabcrg has prevailed IL his
~ut against MI. Arthur Cheney Of the Boston GioDe
II eater. TIE tter broke ms contract To pic'ute the
formers version Of Fernando, ana the sr1iA'4'' re-
cpyers ~, damages.
A play called Maria is in preparation at
the Uuo: square Theaer-.rans'ated IRON inc German
COL H. : Oc0tt's The Rose OF salem Is also IN prepal-
alton there understand, and viii present Mss Agnes
Ethel ia "A new character.
Mr. SOthern's representations of Ddrfd Gar
Tc and Lori DaHdreGIB. al Maliack Inestet oIh an
attraction OF extraordinary strength The rccepts on
the night Good Friday,-which. of course 10 Dad
theatrical occaaion-exeeeied $1,000.
Mr.. james W. Wallack, who has been re-
siding for some time u retirement, ~ Alien e. -
u return 10 New York about the middle o. Nav; anu
We learn " the hcartiest satisfaction that his health
has hecn m1tCraly improved by his residence IL the
south.
A contemporary saws that hunting bufialoes
is nae ridIs INTO farmers field aud pOppng over MS
domestic cattle N that be solnd so wo believe II 10
btsgnai OF the fame Oh Bundlo BIZ ava IcAi
I.r7 An. where, oh where, Kitten Tom, ana FupY-
doc Harryi oar idu-Iishes for stisai on' ana
here ia evidently chance lur some new BuAIhlt, OF
T. fptyJrn, or Gubnybag.
Nile Aimee and her opera bOutfe troupe have
Gtsred across our horizon ANA given " Fs-cWcl' per
fmgucps Mile. Aimee retains the attractive qualLle
and faculties that long made her POPULAR mi ne!
troupe d. strong one Upon an ola ava hackue eo
-.l ices there H. need 70 hcstoW many "OlHs. -hlle
aimee h Que OF tue ,pghtiest and mast srcccasiul uer
ryu ker. urfIre The public, and opera hOuht VIII CON
ruuc to hours. :doubt, under her care ana enorI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25

John Cummings at No. sss Van Bruntst. iass s,s~
blowing oJt the front and back doors and Seang N
the window> One Of tho doors broken into splist
ers by the forc> Of the explosion The building then
took fire. and was maged s00 fnsu-cd ~ the Nassau
of Brooklyn FOR s. 0OgoaDd IN New-IOrk company Tor
5000. Mr Cummings who was in the front part " tho
building at tie time Of the explosion, was vs-1
severely burned about the head and face.
IN THIS CITY.
fire in the cabin Of the caDal-bOat A. G,
Carpenter o; Ithaca owned ny Joseph Hunt, lying at the
ioot ~ Desbrosses-st., ~ r., Yesterday damaged the
boat NC'1. The cIrgo consisting of 1900 barrels %
me consigned 20 A. II. Osborne OF No l5 Westst, was
damaged $1,000 insured.
EIlsRwHFRR.
fire Wednesday night mt Ford and State
SITS. Ogdensourg, N. Y, damaged a wooden block
pied by Messrs Wing Balentine and others, $4,000.
The old and extensive oakum factory Of
Tbbaiis & Co. located 1t Cobalt in Middle Hadian.
Conn., burned yesterday. The loss about so Ss
II was insured for 5000. Of which s2Do was IN the
German Insurance Company Of Philadelphia 81 80 in
The Peoples ~ DddietOwn, and $3.50 in The Amazon Of
Cincinnati. One-fOur-u Of the loss goods rzdy
for shipment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
PERSONAL.

Bayard Taylor has returned from Florence
70 Goths.
II is stated that Mr.. John G.. SAKE intends
TO establish his residence permanently in New-York
The Rev. Charles Kingsley, the novelist and
poet. has been appointed Canon OF Westminster.
The Queen of England. it is stated, will at
tend the Vienna Exposition.
Gloucester Mass, has lost one of Its oldest
and most esteemed ciizens-Capt Isaac somes age D.
A memorial to the late Charles Knight Is to
be act up London. His eptaph. by Jerrod should be
written on IL " Good Knight"
Mr.. Chester Adams of Hartford. Conn.,, re-
Gently deceased left 100000 70 different public nstita
iona
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
GogERyMEyr WEArHEB REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OP rHv CHIEF -IGSAL OPRfCHR.
WASHINGTON -. G.. Friday, Apul p. isT3 4 a ~. y
Synopsis for ne past fgsnfD fO,p hours.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OP rHv CHIEF SIGMA OFRiCgR.
WASHINGTON. -. G.. Friday, April %. isTJ ~ A. ny
SViiODsts for ne DsLsf 'yeRfD- four hours.
The area of low barometer that was WedDes-
day ner south Carolina has moved SOU east ward.
and the Of highest extends over Kan
sIs and Texas.
The barometer has fallen the lower lakes AMI -
lowest in Maine tho Temperature has very generally
fallen in the Southern States; cloudy weather s very
generally reported the Guif and South AtanfIs
cOas and In Illinois and Michigan.
Threatening weather 81 reported rom North CarOiius
and Northern New Enaland elsewhere partly CLOUDY
and clear CLEARING weather prevails; fresh nor and
west winds or cams continue over the euIro country
east OF the Rocky M0uutans. a. Jar as heard from.
Probabilities.
The Or highest barometer will extend. FRIDAY
the Southern states aud the VIII TAIL
where In tine Northwest for HE upper lakes winds viii
back 10 the south with rising temp nature.
For the lower lakes. west and souh west winds pre-
vail with partly cloudy and clearing weather FOR the
Mississippi Valley. west ana southwest winds and
partly cloudy ana clear weather.
For the Gulf States north-westeriY winds and clear
weather for the lower lakes and Michigan, the
falls What, with threatening weather. snd pos
siby night followed by westerly wind aud clearing
weather In the afternoon
F1r ne Middts Siqi@s, n0rthioesf 'rinds and partly
clytdy cied- redfber: mr. Actr-Euggnd forca40ea
uiHds, and Va The northern DIrf eiO',tJ Healfer
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DIED.

asksa c ras S Hsrs 1Hs Gs.s. E. S.: ....
daughter Of the late Bparaim Barker OF RAaaOre-
Her beea
Bs A. oS I1oo os Of samuel " B 81 @ .y 10 & M
Hi funeral services - be held At the south Reformed Church Re-, o.
Roeeu corner Of hhbeye and TseHy6rsst FRIDAY ssA
without further
sra Co: ira REor., N G.saL.l
company 1ssem5ls At the srn.sy
3. parpo Of attending IL; isDsr, ~ oar ate ud sna Coss
Saanei v. Bass j. By ordsr Of CspL GEo. W ss1.
BRUYSAt Kingston T.. "Wednesday morning. April 70
Alb.ny-ave.
year Of hes age
CRossoa Thussy nOrnx Aps Mary Webb rect Of he ss
The place s.u-i.y Sth INST at D. n to- As
fully iBviAsd attend
cuTLRR-ou Monday, April Cutler reHe Of The al. Rev
Funeral rvees 81 AIMS Church Hsh BrOosyn Pa>y
DEvJIS-on Tuesday April "a 1870 Sarah c. v6o~ q the .s-
hehsel Devin, IN tie sd rear Of her
FRIDAY morning 18th nst "a oeoeE iron bS re
drss Of Der 'on-n. rboAAs H. 0Couner No q ws, rs,sss
Xsyer where seemn Requiem Mass si Be oeeoaed At scsa.
@su ''p''' o. Der 0 and 'A''' % 0''''' '''''
FoRD-At Italy April Bhep u Loo. l.
Ford Of tins city.
GILBBRT-O. Tuesisy b. ~s Of JsAa ca
bert and daughter Of M JOha Willie
2sh No as EAsI Soar'eee.e sit
GROUT-On he us pArsyss Psol 0ai . Tie ssts -
Pussr services s,s isi s~afo,,s srOosE
Sunday at N Puea,s invitei 70 sise0d
LBBCH-In Brooklyn wednesday Apni q sas' short sss
Samuel n the 7lst year Of has aga
d The Easily rsoGa iasited 70 sesn4
the funeral rom No ~ CuIaoes Rfs~kfa
Ga Prd.y 18th inst at } o clock without further
LRSPNASsE-At Providence L. MONDAY Apn a. LOAN Lss-
uasse
a,ay,. and friends re attend bis ressi.>s
hrtb.r,psw Richard stskrt ESQ., 0se,s HR
Msrnsaaa % Friday fssh a. = oeoek p
oLYPHAST-on Thursday the eh George oiuAss. -
thi, att 10 tee Stth Teas Of hs
TIE fanet ~ be hsd The Pb,te.a CA.sea AaA.
ave- oo.n Sneenshs at REV Dr. H4P Moad4 etA ,as
1tIOsm friends Of the iAy siea s,sAs~k
inVitAnoD
sHIRAs-Ai washlngton D. c. MONDAY AsI lame. a.,s
81 dolly ~ j. late wllan CA.se~s
Of BhI1beIh. n. j..
TRohSONAt Ses HAycs April a. Dea Thonsoa ssed n
Funeral FRIDAY, p n non the North Church
wHIrfkLsEf-At Wrisgoru Conn. iast gIz.ssisa-s
10 ssh rear " hs aga
The shnses and TRENDS u The t~t respectful, $500
April 70. at o'clock p N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
THE FIRE RECORD.
AT FORT scorr-Loss SO. 900.

At FVIt "NVI VFJVVVs
FORr SCorr, April A.-The most destructive
nre visited this city broke last night and
destroyed 30 buildings The central part
OF the city totally destroyed. The buildings all
wooden structures built before and during the war and
not Of great value. Only two three good buildings
burned and two three others damaged The loss
will reach SIS 900 not $4,000 $4,000
The fire ragged with great violence for two or three
hours. but extended Ia ever direction reaching
the brick buildings.
IN NEWARK
The boarding house attached to the pillow
works Riverst destroyed by nre at midnight on
Wednesday There boarders In the house 1T the
time who barely escaped with their lives The building
and furniture which owned by the pl0w-worhs JUN
pany. completely destroyed Loss, ssSooi insured
Tor 5000.
IN BROOKLYN.
An explosion occurred IN the butcher shop Of
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subsequent determination of the cOqun indians w.sou,

subsequent extermlnaon OF Che Coqui indians without
Just cause.
The moral Of the above recital seems TO me 10 be
plain. Kindness and humanity win effect more good
than brutality ana butchery, from worldly point OF
view The Divine Master snoins, ado unto others as
ye would others should do unto you" The union Of
worldly wisdom with the divine injunction seems the
painest OF duties earnestly pray that the policy you
have been Instrumental in naugurating will prevail
God grant that It may prevail future ages will rise up
and call You blessed, and the Master Will reward you
with Wei done. good and faithful servant Very
~ pectfuy, your obedent servant, Arson DART,
Late superintendent OF Indian Adars In Oregon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
THE LATE M0DOC MASSACRE.
IHH KILLING or dEN CANDY AND THE PEACE
COMMISSIONERS
The cnrrnsnnndent OF Tia San Frnnciscn

The correspondent Of The San Francisco
Chronicle writing from the Lava Bed, April H. says:
Additional particulars have been elected regarding
the Gen. Candy shot with pistol bail
below the left eye ranging down aud breaking the jaw
another entered his head the upper edge OF
the temple on the left side. knife stab was found
under the right ear but the neck not broken DR..
Thomas shot two inches from the right nipple
the breast bone. II evident the first shot
fired was a pistol bail. Next found a gInshOt
wound inflicted with Spencer rifle at a point between
tho right and the middle OF the back OF
the head. emerging above the left
Meacham received four pistol ball or gun
shot wounds In the forehead. q scalp
wound ia the back or the ear ranging up between
the skin aud skull In the right forearm and the left
foreuger nearly cut or He will probably recover
To-day Riddles wife, who the terrible gedy, says
that when Boston shot DR.. Thomas the OLD gentleman
fell and, holding up his hand, exclaimed, DOut shoot
me I'll die myself now" "YOu'N ole yourself. viii
Won I" said a Cambatwach Rock Indian, anu at the
same time shot him in the head with rifle. Boston al
tempted 20 scalp Meacham. and The woman called out
Don't 90 that; the soldiers coming" and Boston
ran after cutting ugly cash IN the scalp. MeaeaIn
hreI his Drrriuger al SehOnchn IN the struggle. and
thinks he shot hm IN the bowels hut the squaw thinks
not, schOncnin Was seen after that apparently
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
TIE INDIAN COMMISSIONERS.

The Indian Peace Commissioners were en-
gagged during day yesterday IN examining samples
OF goods and making awards They expect to complete
the present branch OF the business to-day In the even
ing they we're In session at the house OF OF the Com
mssioners resident in this city. and discussed many
subjects OF great interest They reached conclusions
however and therefore had nothing which they wished
10 communicate to the public for the present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25

golden glory the jasper and porphyry and aapns nd
ST. Marks. But II Mr.. Meeks would wait Will ,snr
work dare say that Judging by the Poex,ea nat it,
chief IN Nel's lap-though us only Its gntncss I so
texture We admire-he migh. come in time 10 pam
that W. could dstugush between the oak OF an Ou eau
met aud the desh Of an old man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
THE TEXAS sAvAGEs.

GEPogTrD CAPTURE or AN ARMY TRAIN.
ST. LOUIS, April A.-lbe Democra: hls
special from DenisOn Texas. which says that reports
are IN circulation there And believed that train
with Government supplies for Fort Griffin from Den-
son On the 18TH inst and consisting Of eight four mule
wagons was captured by Indians on Cole Creek, G5
miles from Denison Four OF the eight men who were
with the train arc said TO have been killed aud two
vyOuudet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25

CARPKNrRR-CHRYSTsL-A MIvwood. \ j.. April - F7 ~
Rev d D. d. ROD T. tArneHt-f o. ies-isa.ae~
n. " Mstr daughter Of john Chr .sal havos y =
COSTER-OLLlFFB-On rur-dsy Apu p tie rheuoo Il he
uo.hrf, bY the Ry HvaI MDlgomsf ca "a Cessss
O.. ;. A o Emily e. Olh1e
CRASE-BOYDEN- Wednesday. The % usi Tdn hetss
Ep.,opa- Parson4gs Rev John Is taan. sted ~ h-
B. Charles Crane 70 Mas L.as A. BoJisa All
Of Scs- York CITY.
PUNCTUATION ruesay April D. At hd-s
ysreuis. Tsents Ses-farA. Ly " a. " No
VICAR NJ H. Piue Talhuo aa@nssiEs HeztL
Al Notices Of Marriages mHSf Dc iEdsrS.i sih hsii
ls.g y4flg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
LATEST SHP NEB&
For other Shin Neps see SecJnd P0ge.,
aDnTawE

Steamship Bell Bsken cnppni CIV Pont ind Noffor
sifh raf.e. aud bass 70 Od Dominion steamship 90
steamship Acashne Rector NeNBdori s mdss snd -
Ferguson & Wood
Bars Daeppe, eE Kunneb swauea "a laTs with abroad ron
Big DAYLIGHT Mars, heR- Havoc. n ballast
of sWluseal, Lewis. Nssnl ~ iay With irut
Str Eastern Queen ~ ard dsy from hass'u sth m-e
Scnr JJnn r. Chandler to Parboro r. P--, "vnSors Y
g. DAYS. with plaster.
stores
SAILED.
ss,sbip. F.,s Tor Hsmbar tIty %, Lnrrck
CITY 81 M,ria Havana Abeaarle Tor B@rut sip isas Webos
Tor Bsumorc Grs.ner for Bremen
NIND-olnset Hg1t. =. clou3J
DOMESTIC PORTS
SAVANNAH Ga April steamship Oren'ai from Rssas
ship Bemsn bug Setts Michel ron bss',
Cleared Brea-u An Tor feva SaFi stsneh -
GEN. srurs. SeN-YoTt baltimore.
CHARLRsr0v T. c. April tlArtyed sou Charles " Hot, frUD
Baltimore; Suoie from Aew-ierk Sssi tesahp SOas
Carolina, loF NrW-iofK.
FOREIGN NEWS.
HALIFAX " 3 April elIhe bng Chas %! Lahive sfrvet &a
Bieht S-siorl vinsad iasea asing ts DA-ss.s
~ YACHT Elisu ,llea FOR Britain 20 day
HAvAS, A.r A-Afnse4, steamship cay o Havana .hs mos'ne
ION Sss-lofA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
LATEST INDIAN NEWS.

PEARS OF. An OUTBREAK AMONG rHE PIUrEs.
VIRGINIA CRY, New, April 24.-Ihe Indians
OF this state rs West Utah well posted on the
Modic war. a dispatch from winnemacca says a large
detachment troops have arrived there en- route from
Camp Halleck for Camp McDermit Fears are enter
tanned among the people Of an outbreak among the
Piutes.
DFPREDATIONS y OREGON.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 24.-Thlrteen hundred
head of cattle have been stolen by Indians from VIM
Wells Yakima Valley oregon. Thrce families who have
arrived al Dacs from KoltI report that the IDlans
there are 50 ury and ns0ient that they did not 'Ank II
safe 10 remain. Gen. Jefferson G. Davis leaves here for
the seat OF the M1doc war tomorrow. Gen. harale'
from the Inspector Generals Department accompanies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25

B,ITf-opy Apl 2l-CsrrrR opened sHf ~~- be- os-f
more ac, ve aud smer; hest se ts Htci has
generally Qualify JiU'c; Mellon % Hpyl nr laAF.
~ 5e.s receipts. l.l61 bead sale, .ifA bead
oSsLielt supply; demand Coui= 31a4c StAe-. IA
lie receipts 3il head.
saEEp IN moderate Jeman chiefly m Slear-i luoe Wool 90
SHARED a l0tc.. receipts. Us lead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
5peeial Notices


AauuA Meeting Of tie As Colonel Rss
the City OfHewYort vii be q Ma rAsas
No aD n.iseHAss. MONDAY Apui r. Is1 By ortsA
RRE h0ssLL. Secretary
Sound and Hearing. Voice aud speech, The Rkpia-
natioa Musical Harmony ustrsuoaa Tkrss
n Pesk klsbefE v rAlbUkk LkcrdRk kXflA Ma
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THE STATE or IRADE
D0NRyTiC MARKET,


wuxvarov =. C., April Aspire T1r9e-i'e i1i s7e-
Posiu ouet al ~ -i Slai. tH1 % IS for 90
/ Crude ruIpenuns quss, - Tor v.Fa Tar IN {" 81 -
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The Remedies CoBsunpipn Wasting snd iSrsrs
ton Savoy AaoKE hsUIs0s PENCAKs
TIM. have p-cal study trif II an -
prolonged appetite strength and seigh
iHcrcaea digestion eai rfomoie nolstneni ana he ga
Of 5oa
sAyoRr Chemists the Ql-rn H. r. ~ the Pine -
Hghne Ktehve Of EGYPT &e ifj New iioHd
L0u4o1 40 hms, Druggists, sJeAeepsri hfonu"
States C.ala Nors-Sane ind tsds each bolts
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PRINT CIOTHs MNRKkr.

PRovpsvcE R. 2l-Prs, Coas gooi i-nird sSd srn-
s reno.te 5i16 standard D-st cioa<
hell A. hgne
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H1RRLED

True aud False science. speech he rruisn SsSqri -
PsEkl GOlsu ia rAlHrNK LElrrtE EXTRA No. 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25

j shn Wilson. IT,, o prominent member OF tho
uf.,. r.ar DirfriJf % u ts
A. o., '-r d. rai fresT raae SD o. r.l Marine
...-aee sa.aess. IL. .4oa "a f0lasyA4s Teseu4T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
INDIAN QUESTIONS.
CAN'T JACKS TUTORS.

EARLY wur-x rpy, VERY TO TUE INDIANs-THE
,,,as,c.v a. ,oy, oRFoRD-THR COQUIILs
KxryRMryAyvD-rur FIRST SCENE IN THE
OREGON WAR.
TIA following letter though no.. of recent date.
has nevar before been published but Ia lam In the
bureau of the Indian Commissioners at Wac "hgton
since its reception by them. 1t was last NJ. VT
handed to TRIBUNE reporter by their secretary,
who remarked that it was of special interest at this
time as being the first scene in bloody drama, Of
which the recent treachery at the lava beds the
latest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25

Steamship. Frna, Tor Hsmblrg. City d Lnrrck. iof
CITY Of Msra r. Havana Albellre iur B@rua-a. sip :
for Baltimore. barE Grs.ner. for Bremen
NINI--,.u..L U.lL- y. rLnnlI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-04
VEducation begins when schooling ia ,

~Education begins when schooling Ia done.
~The knowledge forced on q child won't
stick.
~The late Hon. John p. Hale left so 900 to
his wife and two daughters.
10Scot Harding, of color, is candidate for
jailer Of Logan county, Ky.
~The manufactures are all starting mp on
null time. 1t is too cold 10 be idle
~Galena, ILL.,, skating club is to have mas
Querade on ice.
- Occasionally corpse Of the lost Atlantic
drifts ashore.
a.. Ihe Ashland, Wis. Press employs an In
nnns IL ne Dentists complain of hard times, but
-, =. a water faucet, carelessiy left open, did
other night. ~ ''S
- There is a woman in Yambjll countv Ora
gon, VINO 10 SAID to know what 1t is to be the
mother OFF, children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-04

FIFTH AVENUE is known the country over e.,
its magnificent proportions and eley ant nriid
ings. 1t will be better known for its sune-l nay
hotel, The Windsor" which. NJ der the super
intendence of Messrs. Hawk & Weatherhee
has at once taken its proper POSITION As the frs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-04

"a 5. H. BACON, ~
EbMarket Space, three doors from 9TH ST 7 ~
FAMILY GROCER,
Has Tor sale 100 bols Apples selected for family .a
iM posneis extra hne Northern Potatoes,
Finest extra and family Flour,
Extra Cream and Pine Apple Cheese
Finest old sugar cured Hams in the countrv
and Bio Coffee - - ai 'eo4oo'
Eich favored 9. p, Ooione, and Japan Teas.
new hsisins, Currants, Citron, Figs, and Nuts Of
The finest favored old Brandiee, Whistles ana
wines; guaranteed pure. New Msckerel, very fst
Family trade VIII find IL to their benefit to examine
my stock and cheap prices. octisIv