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New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
THE YIENNA DISGRACE.


The Philadelphia Press talks quito plainly
about Our Disgrace at Vienna" Unlike the majority
% ere evl deeds which had 10 bear the shame
q m che past this particular infamy does not upon
hearsay with foreign nations; has been paraded
them and the stencil OF been directly under their
nosrls. Heretofore The Press says, IL has been
loosely said OF people that they Dragged uncOnsci0n-
ably. that they owned slaves and took advantage OF
their ownership 70 beat them that they we're chiefly
employed in the Manufacture OF wooden nutmeSs and
kindred commodities; that they were a good deal too
sharp az q bargain and latter.y that American polu-
cans we're INSCRIPTIONS and corrupt. 51l, al this
mere ak. based heErsay, not direct evidence,
AMI did seriously affect our national standing But
humiliation is before the eyes Of al the world, and
the damage to Our good name is almost irreparabe.
The Press continues:
While the sins OF commission OF our Commissioners
have been great. their Sus OF omission have been
sfa-.e.r less magnitude. From tue statements
OF LAh NLH loah IA4bUNA core spondents-Ihe most
Aufr iOuruI-r appears that the regulations ac-
eJgiilg -u which entries for were 20 be made
N.' ."IAt .l 'll 1i1ls'lou put DY 10 JAeY were
made known 90 exhibitors. and Americans desir0u5
af anlrng into competition with their European rivals
only dis,o1efl tle rules un1er Wlich such competition
was t0 De made when 30 was too late % comply with
fl.m. Asalu' no appucluon was made for space
wherein to cZlbt the work y American artists, ana
tL result .lt what works OF arr have been sent will
ls t SO Del er-skelter into gallery open % the whole
Vurl ana Vii tIert De scattered mr. such manner as 70
-r' any ai-q 4tt esiuase Jf their collective worth
1.'.- formed bv .le casual v.stOr
-e i-.I "i..I -a- 'o'ne upon u9 rs lluteu haIu 20
te-g fog t s-es n- nit only lu our own eyes but IN
me rs q. a.. tLe world Tue 20 itlcal corruption,
y-.- Q Al- Jran whispered ln ioralgl IAuds has
i, 1.l upol us, t clearly displayed, ana the evil or
pa--I s0y'r1m'1', which has been only limited 40
abroad ao 5ll- among the crimes OF our pOLcal sYs-
t.-. made plain lu the s-1t of nations. Measures
undoubtedly being taken 20 retrieve our lOst falr
ur. lIt they have been taken 200 late. No matter
sla nav done n Che future. the stigma Will cling 70
ls. -lt he OILY 4es, of Tie Vienna Exposition, tar
o. - as we lre .ylcernel, IS 70 iisnyuoI our nation
letle tle Wcrla.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
Political MOVIES

It was New-London instead Of Norwich,
Conn.,. which elected D -mOcrAtic City Ticket Tues
cay .ast.
Remarking that the general sentiment Of
Che Republican press Of OhiO Of emphatic dsap.
Drovai Of Judzc Biughams appointment - the japan
Mission, The To'sao BLADE thinks that gentleman 'must
have tle hsr rIpocerIs 90 accent an Office iu the
tAce ~ sucL universal condemnation"
The examination Of the Supply bill has
evidently revealed dishonest tamperue since
s1eszer Cornell has signed IT, It now awaits the
signatures OF the LeuJcnautGovernor and Governor,
49, then the impatient creditors can have their
The whole number Of members of the XLIId
Congress Who have returned their back pay TO the
I4.amry is Al. or these Il are Senators and 81 are
representative Among the former is Senator Froliug
luys.n OF New-J-rsev. The total amount returned is
ASH an average OF S4l66 for each member.
AT a Republican caucus in Bangor, Me-, Last
evening q delegates 70 the Republican state Conven
Ton we're elected and unanimously instructed 70 sup
Dor. the Hon Edward Kent Of that city their candi
Date for Governor Tie Republicans Of Elstport or
Thursday evening elected delegates favorable 70 th'
uDnlu4toD Of Mr D.ugcY.
The Hon. John j. Perry, for four years q
member " Co sres8 from M.inr, declines domination
o. run az a Republican candidate for the State Seuate
grouBd uat he act any longer with that
party be thinks the Republican party has performed
A. mission, aud has its inability 20 meet tue new
it,ues which demand attention. year agO Mr Perry
soud have besu called 8 4" sorehead"-now there are
lev honest men ll s p.r,y do not agree vita him
An editor of Western newspaper, who &C.
ec;npanied the recent excursion OF Co1gressmen u
kcw-OrleaBs, has como 70 most natural conclusion
concerning THE political par les OF louisiana He Il
fsiv convinced both parties are manifestly right
1pd both hOpeiessls wrong that everything they saJ
sout Osh-r true and everything tley say about
themselves v false From tlis condition Of affairs be
eolc .dos tia O. only remedy is for the psopls TO de
C- le question at the polls That Is what every one
NJ Las studied TIE sitltilOn thinks. II ID also WI
cthit0f MOruu's committee Thought bat what Con
n t Lad ust tae uaauur54 ~ decree, and they lrI
"a President 10 do just WAL every candid knea
- 1e wrgus.
The Committee on Industrial Interests ant
AaSoI, 10 Tue PeuDsy yanIa Constitutional Convention
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14

BALLE7-n BoontOn on noraas Of June H. Atane H. wife
TIE es's friend, respectfully invited 20 attend her M fa4srt
,l % a9I ST,lF 4, assseas n aoans pleasant Cemery
BLOODG0ODAs he residence Of hef Isaac Bloesood HeS
relc 3 Dr. Joel bo'1.o'l ~ .le ' - So s, a.
Her rsi'tyes 9na reals arr .a'.a % a' 5 s 1922 on -
% SATURDAY. ,tl L.-, NtlOas further invitation
CAULDWELL-T1ne IT, lt Nyacz NeF-Y1rk. Mary CauIivcl
viii taken 70 the Cemetery Of The hoT Gross HithaA
CHD-At spnag Ark June D. 1879 AoBIo Caud Of Se"or
Fs.d, are re,peay invited 20 attend funeral Sleepy Hosr
on aray., Of os a N. fom Forsy-seaoul-.t depot
CLIyrOS-Ius Brooklyn, woaaess.y June d. is71 villas
Punara ron residence corner Of Warren and Sen'st
sa.lrtsy q. CLOCK p the Ceneey dOd
CR,SB-suai-uy Rochester " 2 ss 18th inst. Joseph ".
Crane. ageI 80 gelrs an- months.
CUsHSG-On Wednesday evening i inst James Cahug. hs
Friends and invited % aud NE funeral rom M
residence, No. 80 h higl oar'hs- o. Seaa-J l'a ss
o'clock p. "a.
DEXTER-On wsipesi-v e h inst his h,e residence uLes
Plans Mass., Arson Dexter, the '5,h Of ls
s saturday TIE I'L as'. atl4Sj p
FULLERia Brooklyn June 2 1870 sarah j. wife Of Heny
her aso residence % "-sAns'oaIT- S''oGn ea 'u-4AE
HESDRICKsoS-on r5ua'y evening l2'a a't run' P son u
samuel d. a9l Aleua Hsn-actson aS.a 70 ear. 81. -, -,
Frcals u The ia aud reAi, are l 10 ienl he unefAl on
a. as s a5ss a. % as y p1sS-s soes
HLL-ln Toledo OHIO tho 5h inst Elizabeth c. sfe Of ChaE
w. III A al1 daughter the Waller Ullz 0i Ses York
HODGDOya BrooL yn T. ~ wife Of Hofg
laughter Of Tue BIra Lunuus m The a -
Rcaave, and friends family nvi TO attend her funeral
satlray ~ lh IL Oc0cG, ate
NO. lsg pcnust.. Brooklyn. IS. ID
Salem Glass gspefs will please copy
HOFFpAyA BIS e,lence No. q TT-lfh.st in he CITY
THURSDAY 2h Philip kosr hodmas l3rmeFs
OF
The remains viii be taken that city for .nte-nrnt
GDY-Ou wednesday. June Do. i37 william Kennedy.
native of al l.sgow, scotland. the 6l rear 1l
friends family respectfully invited 20 attend III
funeral ron m Aie aseHae - brls-- BFo'A D. 'l SATURDAY
a. o'clock IA.
OATEs-In Chastanooqa Tenn June TO- Louise n Oates The 5oTes
wife Of John 81 Oles aal second lluslei 0 Ae a George
the g7th year Of her
The residence OF Der blherilaSt
john Lf.yct,esve, Brooklyn, agnai tle 3n
inst Tie trends Of "a family respectfully invited
SrANDsHIn Bro9kyn Wsnesisr June H. Nellie onr eh
he Jlo A. Stallsl 5th o beg
afnf
DeEll-ave SATURDAY AZ rloon She iil ll- a. "cl
sQUIBR-suieuy D. Carrie Of A. Clark SlleF tie "a
yetr Of her
Rites eniS respectfully i1v,e % attend short service
mouns, Is. II
Nnth.st Brooklyn from whence h- F
Der residence, lJ B. Dckason Chatham rsr
vi BE- he sunday Afternoon gI-c IS as
O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14

BAKER-LEwIs-rn sing Sing r. hs 'irn q ne brfS1
paruts n. A.
George ri. daughter Of Stlrks ". Lewis, esq.
CRASE-RCE-At Irons 2, ths l.a ust bv hs Rev Il
Bel D. D. D. Cane Mary L., daughter Vi Caleb iaoa
esq.
DEPEVsTER-HESSAt Bath. u z the 2h INST, Augustus "a
Perster VI Boston Marfha T. Hess % Tie
DODD-WALTON-Ou Wsiresdsy June H. 1879 b. re Rev Dr.
Puu5m Charca Bergen ,Ets ~ j. yeaso a. Dol 10 D
Faunle IS alton. both Of AcFark. y. J. No CarlA
DUENIyG-LASG-On 18th the Church - 81 Jsrncs IA
Less scaniie Philips Brooks assisted by che Rev
Henry We1bs B4Vn J. Duunng Ir Eranc-s Gore y01DgeA
daughter Oi W. Bailey Lang, li " t-s 1.J.
ECCLESNR-MCON-On Tuesday June TO- s - chs'rl d Sta
Peter Dhil. by Right Rev Bishop 0oi JoPs
cesnr jr OF Nes-lOrz Carolina GUAlel, daughter -
Samuel s. Moon 0i Philadelphia
saints' Memorial Church n ne q ndi
n. j. WelnesalY June II By hzI- eg w. a.
Oleuleilel D. d. Bsn0p ArE>erT LuIt a. G-et
Vincent dang gl.er Charles g. hl0r l 81 OBJ Ne"-torL
LYNCH-CAWPBELI-Oa Thursds7. L. 1872 Debsvosest
James Mchr0y M b. T. Lynch eldest son
Thomas Miss Mar J. Campbell oay laughter " soGa
Campbell, sl u Brooklyn No cards
McCULLOH-IRvING-On Tlesla7 p Christ Ch1h New
Brighton, Rev Pierre T. ug Drpf8o bean -AsL2oA %
ElLa1eI daughter Oi the Officiating c.er-. naa-
PNE-BEDELL-Ou Thursday June A H L- residence of he BRIDES
mother ay Francs q. H Benjamin f Pno 10 AmT
BeIel, both ". brooklyn. No cards.
sMTu-DEABANCO-Ia Brooklyn. Tl1TsiaT June 2, the 80
to elece4 eldest L. OF BrJoNYn
Of he brides parents bv Rev J1sh ID. d. D
E Nl5 1f Chicago annie b. eide. 44usief o Joaa
Porter, esq, VI LfoOElyh
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
ARREST OF AN ESCAPED CONVICT.

AUBURN, June 13.-Albert Eugene Perry,
who escaped from JAIL in this city the 44 OF January
last where he confined Tor theft and who killed the
lIler Fields IN making bis escape and for whose cap
ture 900 reward had been offered by Sheriff HOsmer
was arrested 40 Nichols Corners, eight miles from
Owego last night "a 10 o'clock, Ov Deputy sheriff e. v.
Huskns " this county, assisted by the Chef OF Police
" OwegO Perry gls found asleep Ia bed at 4 hotel.
he mad stolen horse and carriage IN his possession,
which ne obtained from a livery man Of this city when
was brought to this city this morning n irons and
IOd ged IN .aIL
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
cnIr,n1A Ar rHE coLLEGE REoATTA.

Columbia College, this year, for the hrst
time takes an active interest IN boating The trustees
OF the College erected boathouse at AoDoken Tor
the uso Of tne College Club, and crew was selected
some tune ago. After desutory practice the ere"
took rooms the bOathOuse about month ago. anu
have nce devoted themselves very faithfully 10 their
work. This includes daily pulIng on lho river,
running dieting early hours, &c The crew Is uoI .no
considerable enthusiasm. The college e1AnlnhLOhs Dc
ing about the crew wall 20 % spmnghelu ON Aon
day and occupy Yale's old quarters there, deYOung
their whole attention during the weeks before sue IAoo
TO practice under Mr. wards supervision Ahe oto" -
ffII
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
TIE METHOD OF CRE41I0N

COURSE OF 70 LECTURES DELIVERED BY PROF
LOUIS AGAssZ BEFORE THE MUSEUM OF COM
PARATIvE ZOOLOGY AT CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
These lectures contain vast amount Of new and
conde information concerning animal m sud protest
against Darrinaa Lor. This sghtpige sE.rs prOfas
illustrated ,u published THURSDAY jane limited
Der Of a4yesssn sous display, will be received per
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
William Ross committed suicide vast

William Ross committed suicide yesterday in
h. Cas6 o.e. by cutting
lie s2Oy which be desired proprietor of
s-ld but
supposed Tie He bad been I'D FOR long
The annual decoration Of the graves Of the Con-
Co. yesterday. There
.eae.l. saaPenson VI 1llas.s luTaE Ae lNerlo0n
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
RESIGNATION OF THE PRESIDENT OF TIE CHI
CAGO AND NORTHWESTERN.

CHICAGO, June 13.-John F. Tracy has ten
dered his resignation President OF the Chicago and
NORTHWESTERN Railroad, and viii condne himself his
dufip, az President or the Rock Island Road retaining
his directOrship In the Northwestern.
H.s signatlou will probably De accepted AMI his
appointed the meeting Of the full Board Of
Directors il NeWYork Thursday. Mr.. j. l.. Teuuaye
uf Ams. erdam. represents the Dutch stockholders
OF tile NOrtu-N esteru road, is now Ia this city.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
PERSECUTION OF FRENCH COMMUNISTS.
PANS Friday limo T. lara

II is announced that the Minister of Finance
VIII prorcute Glstave Courbe for the recovery Of the
sum exp uded by the Government in the reconsTuction
OF the = ndome Column. II. Courbot the chief IN
srume u the Commune for carrying ont It's decree Of
April I3 ordering the demolition of the Column.
The Government has decided Immediately TO transport
Henri Rochcfort 20 New-Caledonia.
The demand OF the military Governor Of Paris for all
thorty from the Assembly 20 prosecute Deputy Ranc
causes profound agitation az Versailles.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
FUNERAL OF SIR GEORGE E. CARTIER
THE SCENE IN THE CHURCH

IMPOSING CEREMCNIES-rtIE FUNERAL PROCESSION
THE SCENE IN TEE CHURCH
MONTREAL, June 1j.-Ihe funeral of the
late Sir George T. Cartier Baronet took place to-day,
and was OF the most imposing demonstrations Of the
kind that ever occurred IN Canada. At a. people
began % assemble IN Champ dc Mars the Court
house where the body iv and by o'clock the streets
were packed At $50 the funeral came up u front
OF the colonade OF the Courthouse N0rre Damest
Before The services, the march through she punci
pal streets OF the eastern part OF the city, which was
profusey decorated most OF the houses bearing some in
sigma OF mourning. The procession took an hour and
fifteen minutes 20 pass the corner m 80. Lawrence.
Main. ana Cr.issts. It IA o'clock when t reached
the church Of Nutre Dame The decorations Of That 3u
perb edihce IN the finest taste. The altar was
draped ia black and silver trimminga Tie columns
were shr0uded with black and white Over the altar
was colossal silver The long double tiers of gal
the windows were vailed with purple curtains.
The catafalque in the center Of the church was
monumental Gothic structure three stories high and
was an ablaze with tapers IL bore suitable devices ana
mOtOes and the OF all The provinces OF the Do
minon. Mass snng by Mgr. FaDer, brother M
law the deceased baronet. Tho music performed
by two chOlrs one the organ loft, numbering 800
voices and he other In the aslea or the sanctuary, mum
bering loo. The effect very line. All the imposing
ceremonial OF the Catholic Church performed 900 the
most solemn manner. AZ the close or the services the
procession resumed It's march and proceeded 10 the
Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14

Number belongs % the School Of Mines, ana the
academieal department. The total weight Oh
the crew gl3 pounds, au average weight per man Ol
15l The report which has been circulated that the
oluD ID making arrangements 70 invite an EAgSh SIoH
To Oe present at the regatta ID unfounded.
Meanwhile, the colleges which Wall entor the race are
WORKING earnestly and IL expected that the regatta
will excellent one. The regular contest In the
Will be preceded by single seull competition
for college men, aud the Ward brOthera VIII pun N
race for purse VI oOnslderabe value
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14

CmcAoo June I3-CIrrLs-Rscep. 900 market 80 sont
prices shade lover under no ol'l' it-
Of heavy and ss avorse Eastern -
god 20 Choice fat setn s0d a. A3 jg0 - ~ hiLA TO-
90 "a Common Cows 7y9 80 15 eoaaz quiet and T'
shipments. $50 -
LIVE Hoes active and higher; pts 800; a'e, 9i h1"
Fnr al - EGsf s. Gooi 20 Choice - JySsf 10 Eh ~
Extra st % 7sOSf lo shBmenis. 600
5HAzF iull AND unchanged, reosiUfs, OO0.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
BAsEBALL

The fifth game of the championship series
between the Mutuals OF this city and the Baltmores
WAS played in Baltimore, yesterday, and resulted IA
faYOr OK tho former by a score OF II 10
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14

Ar.d sac Writ sses2c Osls isc Brau T5~Tlc bs q9ss
sgJ0s2A PORK quiet OF 90 Baoos dlh 5houleds, g. -
RIB ge Clear Sides %. Hams i4c. ban-l1ere 5iY,o %
siaOic sugar MolassesEo movement Wnisst "a. =
Gold.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14

Acting under orders from District-AttOrney
Phelps Captain Byrnes Of the Fifteenth Precinct Police
arrested last night, John and Thomas Hart and John
Redmond witnesses IN the stokes case. They we're
taken 20 The House VI Detention in Muberry-5, where
they viii De kept until the trial.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
PASSENGERs ARRLHED.

FROM BRENRN-h stegsslp H0ssi June I8.Ta SeTi RHss
ra Harrsts chi H. Adolf od Tot, sops
Wsts Otrie heokmiun M Dun1ng NJ Hacrr ar ke'n a
and daughter Mrs Kellogg Geo Le tlsns Lek Iou
Ouo j. Hener Benz GOu Benz Could. .F Hardt Jf VAN
Blum Miss Harlow. Mr. hnnot snd AI rgla ScA0amaa7 aa
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
TIE FIRE RECORD.
N cNcrNNAT1-Loss, s95. 900.

IN CrNCTNNATI-LOss $4,000.
CINCINNATI, June 13.-An extensive fire Oc-
cured IN Commerce-st between Vine and Walnut-sts,
tins Forenoon entaling loss OF about O0 Tho re
originated in o shed adjoining the OF Alexander
Mcdonald & Co.. IN the heart Of the Wholesale houses.
It occurred by the overturning OF dish containing
solder against a OF benzne The shed also contained
tar and rosin The fire spread rapidly 70 the store
OF Mr Mcdonald. niuring it 70 the extent OF $500
insured IN MarshaP5 agencies. Thence me nre spreat
10 No. 81 Frout-st occupied by o. Wenlzke' JnrhS
70 the extent OF $1,000 insured in the htna $500 ana
Eureka OF Cincinnati $500 The loss OF Caldwell g. era
vner prnters $780, insured In the Enterprise 1f Gin
Giunat 81 900 Andrews CJnkln, vinegar manudcLnF-
ers No. J5 Frons 800 barrels Of vinegar valued at
10000 wlcn there Is an insurance OF SoOJO N tle
Enterprise Of Cincinnati. Tho fire next attacked 90 IS
Fr1nt-st., occupied By Mr Guufher. causing loss or
$4,000, which there Is insurance or 1880 IN the
American Fire of Philadelphia $500 in the L0ulari of
AeWY8rK $500 In the Royal OF Liverpool Sl0jJ lh tH
Washington Fire OF Cincinnati 5000 la the LHpei4a VI
London, 1880 in the Burnett OF Cincinnati.
THE BOSTON FIRE DEPARTMENT.
BOsTON, June 13.-An order has been adopted
by the Boston Common Council for the appointment Of
special committee to consider the expecency Of reor-
ganizing the Fire Department aad other matters per
tanning thereto The order instructng the COmmitte on
the Fire Department 20 investigate the OF the
recent fire was rescnded. The Board or Street COmms-
sOuers have reported that OF widening Water
20 20 feet between Congress aud Broadsts aud ex-
tending II 90 Auantlc-ave would De S93o0o petton
is being numerOusv signed asking the CITY Government
Tor Increased tmcehcy IN tue Fife department, ahu
especially Tor independent Board OF Fire Commls-
slUners.
ELSEWHERE.
A fire on Wednesday night at Lawrence,
Kansas. DESTROYED tho Store OF Bullene & CO. Loss
$1,000 insurance $1,000
The extensive wooden mills of Edward Bri-
ery at Milton Mills y H. with all OF their contents,
were destroyed by fire Thursday The loss estimated
a s75.J .JO1 or SlO0OlO They were insured for about
$4,000 TIE fire caught n the upper story among some
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14

MANSFIELD TRACY WALwoRTH in THE NEW YORK
WEzKLr ready Monday dsoes which
bis compare them the base sIals
Of hls ie.ractorL
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14

American Gentlemen good iri scononea Loo
tailor directed B. BASyAzs, Ulster House % Conis-
Loaloa W. Motel M special materials aud styles or Ulster aTess
universal covert coats U,er shooting and o'latV SUITE 20
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
Suecldl Notlces
Gents' summer Hats.
A ies more Ieft.

A ies ien
WARNOCX Co.. 90 Broadway.
Posr-Onics Notce-rle Tor Bgop-. during hs -at
ng SATURDAY. June H. 5J Eu close a. ms 'n-t ol WLlNf
DAY, az y LHL'3DAt, a. NJ A. h, 2lA "a oAiitJAt
80 ~ AID "a a lHOS l. JAMES f's,nasief.
sea ClH Camp-Ground.-Fny choice LOTS. atlefto 70
served among best VII De- sol on -auA June
It. D. Arlowsmth gih eaTe FrtA-p ,r Hlot
SIS a N aud Ihrt,-thn-st Esst
ree Of caarge, may be obtained Of tny o .ne lfls,ei
The Imperial Russian Baths, No. West rEsutT-.04Eh
opposite Fifth UneqaAej esanos laElry aud
fort Private departments gentlemen iu addition the greA
gsaera suaonu Also, aTsass Meeased Baths of
open from a n 70 D. aad saturdays anti 10 On
days, gentlemen ouly until = n
Consumption be Cured.
SthkAtAS fJLAONlC SYRUP
sCHENcKs sBAwEED TONIC -.
Frequently haE cough s oceaiel lie death Of ths
patent They the hge he arcaat0u ghe
henhorrhase osa Aad A hoJ clog he seoa oi the very oA
river aud Dyspepsia of tuoAri, Of IN.
Consumption Many pefson complain o. du pAa
rospAton coated toas paa IN hs shoulder blade fehg,
d,ys ue O01 blg heavily ssomAeh a.
soupalisi s.h aciy and 0elehiag - ol s1d
These armpioms asuaf fgass uon 410rceEed condition
stomach y torpid liver.
Persoa 50 .ascted taAe heavy colds aud Il n,
.gh u tbe,- sssss suddenly chrck si nd tbe ,ts 80 &
siss maBBg orpd aud INACTIVE asd almost NOR tbsy - %
Ie Of sores snd aoeaed she resa ef -licb deata
schcnefs fmone Strap an eKpco1ns which does
opium ora uytaisS crAed tc ehecs cough saA4ouly
seheaks se4vced Tonic Aasoyes food mixes with IL ,,s
juice, u She stomach aids digestion aui rAvvnoas apue
bilious teneeney, sehenoks Mandate Pills are rcqasl
Itess neleiaes are prepared ouIy By
SOrth-slss corner sixth Aaa AGO.. Ps',s~ss,,
And for ale By al lruggtss snd dealers
Wholesale AGENT JhO r. HkNRr. AoA aad Colerepas
natSu OF Musical HaTlnoBy via aslTsaoss Ihre ssass
" F''L A-ss- u AE4SVAA AkCrVkA kATBA ~ =
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
M4RRLED

True and False science Speech Tyniiu Banquet By
Parkg Go4Na. a rhIBBsB LsCrURH EXTRA no. .
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
prob1biJtf,se

For New England, Saturday, falling barometer,
fresh srutl-easterly and south-westery winds. and
qty cloudy weather the lower lake region, falling
barometer. fresh and occasionally brisk southerly 70
westerly winds cloudy weather, and raIu rOr ne Mtf
~ gL1Es falling barometer fresh SoHt-saSfery t0 sOut
trescrv tri1ds Increasing ctOudues nth pr0ONOy
areas OF Ight rom Vt~gntG tO Western Aei0 IOrt;
for The Allan ie and Ggf states east OF tIe Mis-
sissp generally cloudy weather rain areas, and fresh
southeast 70 southwest Winds for the NOrtn-N est,
uorbery ~ westerly winds aud generally clear wealth
or which conditions viii gradually extend eastw ird
over the upper lake regOu Illinois, and Missouri from
Tennessee 70 Ohio. cloudy weather and A
portion Of the afternoon eiegraphc reports from Texas,
Upper Michigan and Dakota not vet been received
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
PRINT CLOTH MARKET
CATTLE MARKET.

Providence June I3PrB increased semand ana p''
Grm a % 86.s. foT STANDARD sud REtu 5ts
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
ELSEWHERE.
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.
NAH UETAETTINTI 7
OFFICE or rHE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHIEGTOS. b. c.. Friday, June Is, 1888 p. ~.
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synopsis Tor ne past hreHfU-f0ur hours
The barometer has risen over NeW-England,
where 10 Is highest. IL has fallen from the Gulf 90 the
lakes being lowest Lake Superior. Cloudy weather
with rain has prevailed over the south Atlantic ana
Guf states east or the Mississippi, ana rain areas from
Minnesota TO Northern Michigan and are now reported
from Missouri and Southern Illinois. The winds have
veerrd To easery and sOuthery. with generally clear
weather over the New England and Middle states. Tie
temperature has from lnOls nOrthea8wa over
the lower lake region. The rivers MOrgan-
town. Brownsville. KeOkuk, and BOOnsvle, but fallen
no OH city Omaha, st. Louis, Little Rock, aud V.Cks-
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