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WASHINGTON.
TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
fpY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
WARRINGTON. Thursday, April q

WASHINGTON Thursday, April 2, 1873
The Executive Departments are getting INTO tneir
Summer habit Of running themselves earlier In the sea-
son this year than before since the breaking OUT oi
the war probably since the foundation OF inc
rnent The President IL in New-York, and the Wmte
House ia IA lonely az In midsummer Secretary Fish
has also gone to York, Secretary Dclano to Oho
Secretary Belnap long tour OF Inspection In the
West, and Postmaser.General Creswell on pleasure
Trip South. Secretary Robson is running two depart
ments his own and the War Office Secretary Richardson
has hardly got settled his chair and Attorney
General Williams IL kept here by the Supreme court
even II he desired 20 go away Several Bureau oneerS
are absent from their posts
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ppnMIHRNr ARnIVAIs.


Nc,c- York Hotel--Senator Stevenson OF Kentucky.
Gen Jobn prou of Carolina, and Col W. H. Reynolds OF
prcydenc reroorf HoHse-Judge }. a. Abbott Of Boston.
N,csoIas A. Han Maine, James NJ Scove o.
Nswerpey Gen G. H. Prentice Of Hartford hbbe President o.
ts Railroad Of Michigan. aud A. Murdoch OF Msss
HsfSenor Gonzales. Chrgo dAAres 81 ohh
At Wsshngton and Col u Il. Plat u T. Norman Hos's
Major Gen Humphreys a. s. Al oI Gov Gtpn OF ooofad"
~ Wright Of Phad,ha, and Col w. Church o. hoaay
B,. Ho-Co George MCook Of Ohio and Judge Jereu OF
pbadephis Gs,g House-Rr Congressman Dennis MCCARTHY S
syac,e Ho(icn r. w. Psffey OF Boston,
Ienr. obI-Oscsr Townsend Of Cleveland sfor hovsc-oen a.
i s. A.
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legal bearing Of the question: preparatory To their inter
view with the Aldermen on Monday next In case thcF
fail get favorable decision from The Mayor hid Com
mon Council they propose ~ organize grand union
what might he termed tho building trades. ana con
test thA particular point in the courts test case,
gym
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A MEETING or SIXTH-AvENUE AND ADJACENT

PROPERTY OWNERS opposed to GILBERT SIXrAyR sLI
WAITED RAILWAY viii be held Harvard Rooms Of sixth
and Forty sseOndsL % THURSDAY EvRSmG At soeloH
EpMARD A MORRlsON. Chairman.
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tAnLOnDoementAl
70 beautiiy the hair-BURNErr'S COCAINE
y,sooSrfs TUSCAN SALAD 0n-Choice Olive

"RoeuE CArcnERs."-If one could read the
~ strangers at dance by The aid Of Ph,nobU
and pb,.oromy he able to detect pspoe'' gambler "
thief as SWIFT Those who read the PHHESo'''1N'
Three ,a Nos sent rs cents, BY g. R. WEn~ $50
Brosdgay, ". Y.
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For Morn PATCHES, FRgCKLEs, IND tNn
m. px1ay's Morn AND RRycKLs LOTION oop W 'i'oe'
where Depot 90 BohtsL, Ne"foL
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HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER. YhsTERDAy AT pICKINsoN's. IN PARK
ROW. .o,o
SANS Noon-Sio . NIP atught-H' A'erage-'H
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ART STUDENTS will find in TIE s, IeIs L..S,;
-. Pyr.. No us published. the ser1es Of hft osuo's
LgaIuhs a., s.,Ion Aeadeny Pnos g. By mall o.
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The start was from hafmile pole and the first TO
show front was MinneW; COffee's colt second. valley
Brook ext and Nevada four lengths behind. On the
lower side Valley Brook rushed 10 the front, with Min
ME w. pulling the boy almost out Of the saddle, next
Coming NJ the home stretch. Minnie W deprived Valley
Brook OF the Lead aud Nevada also passed him. Minnie
going under the string neck in 'front.' Of the avotte
with COees colt last nearly dozen lengths Oe
Minnie W. retained her lead OF half length pash
the clubhouse and 10 the quarter pole, Nevada being
neck behind. On the back-stretch IL became pretty
race for although COfees colt who had run fast pact
his horses was In the lead the others wero close up
with him. At the half-mile pole COhee's COLT
had his neck in trent OF Nevada, who teii
back into the rear the lower stretch, and Minnie
W on suferance was allowed 20 take up the running,
half a length ahead OF COfee's colt whose rdGr nad
taken strong pail him TO him for tnai effort
Turning the last quarter Minnie W. stu ed, gut
the rider of Coees colt oosed bis pull tne
horse shot the front, and won good race Dy TWO
lengths Valley Brook beating Minnie three lengths and
Nevada bad fourth. Time, Gf3faster than the jersey
Derby or Monmouth Oaks races
THIRD RACR-purse 800 for beaten horses AT sge thoe och
allowed pouuds 10 pounds three times pounaS 80
h; 100 and 80 % horse; Que mile ana Rail
J. Coae years by Lightning out Of JessAmIe rot'ei
pounds.
p a. WAon's Valley Brgok years by Jerome basat VA"
Minnie Minor, " pounds
r. W. WadeHs Minnie W, By flAhe oul OF h1nA %
pounds
A. C. Psukus b. Nevada years by Lexington out Of Lh'one
me
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GENERAL NOTES.

little romance from the pOst-Ofiice of a
New England town speaks Of hope deferred and sick
heart and all that OF thing Regularly every two
weeks for the last six years letter has arrived there
addressed in feminine hand 20 unknown person
over and over they advertised but he comes
10 claim them and one byoue they arc sent the dead
letter office At Washington still they come and still the
mystery continues.
There is a nice old gentleman in Maine who
getting good Of things while he is alive
just erected large and gorgeous monument 20
the memory OF himself ana wife, though neither OF
them shows the sign OF departing this life for many
wears yet Moved al by artistic and sentimental
considerations that old gentleman spends his happy
day. IN l-lOating that monument, anu Wnen the
ue villagers assemble TO upon II, he Is said 20
stand proudlv upon the school house steps aud super
intend exhibition with cOndescendlng ana DeneYO
lent smiles.
Sabbath cbeese-making was the subject OF
paper read by Mr. j. X. Pierce before the Herkimer
Theological Association on 80 OF June. Mr. Pierce
assumed that 10 rregious 10 make cheese on Sunday
and then proceeded TO prove from his experience
that il Is unnecessary four years he has been sue
cessfu in not making cheese Sunday, and has suf
fered neither from loss in price How does he
do IT. Why in the arst place. no makes no cheese on
saturday mornings. but Saturday nights instead.
then making what called three meal cheese He I'M
isbes up the o'clock on Sunday, he strains
the milk in a tin vat has water running under ana
around IT, and on Sunday night be sets It in pans lie
this the way which MI Pierce does MT make cheese
IN
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WASHINGTON NOTES

WASHINGTON, Thursday. July 10. 1873.
Tho Attorney General has written letter relative 20
the suits nOw.pendng 70 enforce the vendors lien on
the Harpers Ferry property, in which Ae says " II Is
not my intention the property offered for sale
under the vendors lien until all the outstanding claims
against the property adjusted and particularly NOT
until 10 has been udically determined what II any
ight or claim the Baltimore and ONO Railroad CON
pany has to the property. OF any part thereof
In the case Of the ship Blue Jacket the Collector OF
Customs at san Francisco has been instructed by the
Secretary OF the Treasury TO record the bill Of sale %
the vessel presented FOR that purpose which has
hesn duly acknowledged before notary public IN the
state VI New-YOrk. the law provides JhaJ sucn ac
acknowledgement certified under the hand and seal OF
notary, shall done, and upon making such record ~
issue register
Tho estimates Of the customs receipts for the year
ending with the 3Oth OF June last $3.50 OOOo The
receipts we're below the estimates about sl.5OOe 900
which it IL explained the Treasury Department was
owing 10 the high ana huctuang prices OF gold in May
inducing meTOuants 10 deIer taxing their
goods from the warehouses until d more IAForAOie
money market.
dan ipelosiDg telegram rom Brig. Gen. Terry dated
At Paul Mrnu July s He says: " | have just heard
from Stanley, 10 days out He has had very pad
weather. but no trouble from Indians. He expects ~
reach the Yellowstone by the LIST OF August
The Secretary OF the Treasury, to-day paid 20 the
Roard Of Public Works OF this district S6OOO0 being
openalf OF the appropriation made at the last Congress
fur continuing the work Of improvement around the
nublie Grounds in che District OF Columbia.
In the controversy between the Postmaster General
aud the Western Union Telegraph Company the Attor-
ney-Genera has given an opinion sustaining the POST
NJ General.
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,ap.'ES ~ THB FREMONT INSANE
ASYLUM

A Commute, Of the Vermont Iegi, lafnr,
,,s bsen uvc.tlg,tje- some charges asanst tls man
,,oo,s,t ~ the insane A. ylpn Of that sta- and 10.
report which has Just ,uD'ea 70 Gov Convsr~-.
reveals state OF affairs GegrsceiG' IN he eEtreu's.
When the Committee visited tEs Institution theo w'rs
l35 natiens although the Asylum pr only bniia % 40
commodate 800 They found 70 poEoDts confined IN
underground apartments which damp AMI uu
Wholesome and entirely unit or human beings "a ccnPy
Some the sleeping apartments we're only sino f'oi :"
depth by four width aud ventilated only ~ sik'r
holes bored through the door,. Most unwho'osonS
odors pcrvlde he entire underground seoton anf hs
Committee believe the officers " ne institution -ho'Sd
be prohibited under heavy penalties, from her"aftss
placing any person In these apartments, Tho 5dpern-
endoni was IN tine habit Of ordering snaos ~ sas
Oceupants, aBd the following q common nethoi.
me patent FOR some Onsn-s. supposed 5G'nse
oack IN the batbtIb, and the faucet turned allowing
STREAM Of cold water 20 upon the head ans faeo
while the BODY ~ immersed 10 tepid water. lnd "a
Kept until relieved ~ ths sttendant. While arr
satisfied that restraints necessary 10 prrvenr
feirlOus from IHIunug themselves other ws 8.a-
not find language strong enough 20 express iunigua-
ti0n that punishment ~ any KIND sdch srpud
resOrted by lie officers employees sAid A-ylun.
or De any inhicrcd upon thess unfortrnats
aud irresponsible hrIRgs aut would Recommend
passage bY The next Legislature VI some law with
penalties attached that these abuses Dc corrected
The Cor-rnittee express themselves satisfied that pr
Sons have been admitted L, the asylum ~hO vere
insane on the certificate % q single physician and iS
clare that fraud and choanerY have resulted from taS
statute Of 1867 which provides for the appointment Of
medical examiner whose single certificate - made sui
icient p-Oof OF insanity.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
COPYRIGHT IN ENGLAND.

COPYRIGHT IN ENGLAND.
To the EdftOr or the TrtbWHt.
SIR: BE the common usage among American
periodical publishers what may in regard 20 reprint
ing articles given sold 20 appear in their publications.
believe there has never dispute In Great Brit
ain on tho subject There, the placing Of writing in
the hands Of an editor OF periodical places solely
for s appearance IN that periodical and the repubca
ton In any other form at the disposal Of the author
himself and none other. Since American Judges and
iuries are accustomed follow British precedents IN
equity and common law. some might ind 1t profit
make Tote of this fact fOr his lawyers Denen
Ne,o- York July g. 1873. HL.W.
WoMRS's DEGREES IN NEw-VORK COLLEGES.
To the EDITOR Of The Tribune.
SIR: In THE TRIBUNE of July / CORE
spondent speaking OF Cornell University says that Miss
Eastman Of the Glass Of 70 Is the first woman who ever
received degree from any recognized collegiate ins
tuition In this state This assertion is incorrect, as at
least dozen ladies have received the degree OF b. A at
Genesee College Lima N Y, the first, Miss l. Spark
man. about 20 years ago Since institution moved TO
Syracuse several ladies have there received degrees
and the NJ As OF Genesee. both ladies and gentlemen,
have been adopted by the University Of Syracuse.
GOrhaa ~ T. July g. 1873 A. v. +.
CERTAIN SUCCESS FOR HONEST JOURNALISM.
To the Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Those who were prophesying the down
fan OF THE TRIBUNE Fall, because OF its in
the Presidential campaign. have changed their tone
aud now say il Is a great paper and ably conducted
Honesty and independence will always succeed in the
long run. Man or paper that will endeavor to screen
rascaity in the party necessarily fail rejoice at your
suecess X.
Xef,ia OHIO July T. 1878.
~ SEARCH OF A FATHER AND MOTHER.
To the Edftor Of The tribune.
SIR: | am trying to gain information OF the
whereabouts OF my father and mother aud thought that
through your paper might hear something Of them.
when was about years Of age put ia the New
York Juvenile Asylum. aud stayed there about three
years / was out Illinois In lSSi. aud have not
heard ,rQl ihsp siaes wheu Nas t-ksa away Gr0ui
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PERSONAL.

Mr. Shaw OF Persia, they call him, in London.
Mr.. Barnum has presented a stuffed sea-Lon
70 Yale College.
The remains and burial-place of Gen. Stark
are 20 be given TO the state OF New-Hampshire.
A collection of modern French pictures, the
property OF NJ Faure the singer recently sold for
more than 100000.
II IL mentioned that Ida Lewis, the Newport
heroine has separated from her husband william VII
son aud returned 70 her lighthouse.
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AtsA~r, .rTLERenepts thus far hrs se~k ~
against last s-k h~ offerings
Than
hut % is obtained SHIRE bus ~ h<
Cows and then soil RON 80 % ps
LAnBs-MaTEe cvs - - 5 of sheep md ~
1sO Is for Lamhs
BAorrsoRs July dnli. ale tt'T 6mTc
hat generally quality q medium good 'su ,qsAiFs
itd5Ic receipts !. i6l bead sale, Of no head
Hoes AZ ienand iir quarter
loser oon-fd 6{a7c slers Gbfc. receipts, LIB bet
is % I+,c TAR 70 soo - hSe reos'Ps'
1853 bead.
CHICAGO 0CsrrLsspts $500 heAd market fI ship-
ieE los o fH ~ thsscs
steers M n Through cora-l lerss aud laian sss
Butchers Cows - lrf ~ 30 sos1Z inil rA
NAM cattle unsoii. shipments YESTERDAY. 800 head
Hois-Receps. LOO heii market quiet ard pr lecsl 'e
p,mmon 10 Choice Eth u 0s N Brtfs 80
- COQ IS clos % With The uHseh
,biprnenfs rerserdat 7 90 hesi.
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rrtrcpAPuIC NOTES.

- II appears that the man found last saturday
10 Beaver Pond Hsrhveu Conn, sAs SAAss oA4ae' =" NV Iva
10 is supposed thnt he muriefed
Nrs Lincoln wife NJ Charles B. Lincoln who
and -Ouee on aaGned before gaaes
Eg Dedham MAss yesterisJ o completely IN NO AlAli
....S. Francis a son OF Gov. Francis on ths rassa-
shot Pleasant fon Ne leas
day sh Ok gun The ball passed 'h'usA A
fiiinE n Instantly.
The onarterIv mestinQ of the Pump Manutac
Association Uniicd STATES Sas hr ~ SeAe
yesterday All q the leading mAnuietnfef' "e''
h.FnouT prevailed and pricss fcmiin % HERETOFORE
- W Coan. a travelling agent for baInberget
Co.. Phusphi.. sitsmpted 20 eonmi 'silas ~ ~ - @
la by ho1t.us nhssi Toe ha sifue, nrai va
tfund H. bt aIJ Eouai FatJeh 'llf si
ezi,II ss ,ysfse1 " w tas az, VI w. gaas ph
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,iowo,. ces in weight fOr such horses Those beaten
once a. TIM. meeting allowed pounds If beaten twice.
10 mounds ann II three times II pounds Tie purse was
divided into $50 and s5o for the drst second and
third horses The horses entered were X w. Walden's
chestnut Oily Minnie w., years, by Planet out Of
Edend. 81 pounds; F. A. Wats2us bay colt. Valley
Brook. vars. by Jerome Edgar. dam Minnie
Minor s5 pounds: A. c. Franklins big FLY,
NeOndu four years, by Lexington out OF Lighthouse,
100 pounds and J. C0fees gray colt. three years by
Lightning OF Jessamine Porter, IS pounds. Each
hOrse IN the race had therefore an allowance OF hye
pounds for having been beaten once at this meeting
The pools on the race sold follows the betting being
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yAGAy-Ia BROOKLYN w-iaesY iu.r J. Herbert 1'ani 80
Thomas ,nd A J Fsgsn aged month"; 'na % dra
Inferred . FAgbuh
NORLRY-Ou THURSDAY n0rn'BK I0v 10 81 g.ork NAT 4
'bs. al Than =, aud Ma, A Morey q, Wuosghbr.s ssaa
vORTOS-At yeuat = j. The 1h Margaret Soou. n he
Of hei .e,,-.--..-, ~. -. -
.,,I ron bs ate rruienee WssbagonsL a. -
F-isy in nsL Johns Church where sh Mas u ks
opr The her so0l lnlsrnsnt N he
Crneterv d Holy Sepalchrr
prcKARDlu Brosy On JAY The 10th rear %
49,. William Rrksni. Of Ncstnratb. Ireland.
r. fen. and auF respectfully invited 70 az
end he fuaer late residence a. dadoa FdaE.
JULY NJ 50 4 0clurk ? no.
sTRwART-At ship CAahra rus 70 wat Der ootast
Tyrone ireland. Aua raYor s Of J. Hopkins stewart AGA
oaI surviving iausber,
mourn loss
5UYDAM-July 1877. Cornelius he 81 hs
Peter Wyckof The plank Ne--Utgeebt PrIsy
uth At
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When the flag FELL the start being made at The quarter
poe VlsIgoth was the first off, followed by Vandaite
and King Amadeus but before they had 80 yards,
the latter took the lead and in front along the back
stretch with Vaudalite and Saxon IN no. pursuit, and
Scratch fourth At the haimile pole King Amadeus was
s showing the way, with saxon and Vandalite Tapped
ON his quarters Scratch length ahead OF Cupepper
who had nearly down his knees on passing the
stables On the lower stretch Saxon went up to King
Amadeus ana headed him they turned into the home
stretch Vandalite being at their saddle grths, and
Crouse's FLY looking dangerous at the turn. When
fairly into the stretch King Amadeus assumed decided
lead while vandala fell back beaten. and Culpepper
came M with so strong a rush that the Jockey Of
Scratch who had fanoied tine King had
the race safe, called resolutely upon
his horst TO defeat the challenge OF Culpepper King
Amadeus had something left ia him. and responding 70
the appeal OF the whip and spur on the part of his
Jockey he vent under the string the winner OF the race
by half length from his stable companion Scratch, who
beat Cupepper a length for second money. Saxon was
fourth, YaDdate fifth and Yisigoth last. Time 1875.
sHNARr.
Stakes 500 ADDED TO sweepstakes o. go
each D. D. ior wo-ysarOds, Hopeful stakes
80 ont of The states; thres-quaFters 0f . mile
Bemolts CD. Kinr Amadeus by King OF Trunp, OCT Of Am
stby
Bemott b. C. scratch Kentucky Of imp Puke
d 7 Couse b. Cupepper Revolver Of Gentle Annie
p by BeAisman out Of imp Gasol
j. Chanbertus ysEoth BY War Dance ont Of VandaA
YAndslte BY NAndAl oct Of Vssper Lght
III Pennington, BY rUpsrsIy u Lucy
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CONvRRsE-T HOMPscN-N Christ Church. Bay Rdyc 4 5.
the Rev D. n. Deer Rector iona ~ ''n''fss
Phlladelph % BuIabeth r Thompson
GORDON-wLCOX-IB Onebt July l hs rrrnoe Of he oniss
fthe X Jones T. Wellington bofiou o, n~fst-Sa
Couny % Blama l.. laughter Of Wa u. NieoL
HALWICK-DAFT-At srWaTk \. j. by Roy = L1mms. 4ag !
NJ Alfred II,lsck 20 Anna Jane Daf al q NrSart
ANs-DIETRR-On TUESDAY Juiy B. a 80 AphessA
Chuch Baltimore Nd. b. Rev " Nayneh, Dr. th@s "a
IIerbsrnana Nev-YOtk MARY I. Dieter 81 h-itmo'e
ptpt ATTON-gpn WEDNESDAY. Jav . kadss Msa~
pTo, Co Virginia Rev Hrary Bncb Du ht der Nur
Yrs 20 RIa Mostou daughter oi sse ATE a. China 81 sS~
sC.rT-wILLlAMS- ihe British Consai.se ssess'
ItsV scott u London % Iosepbur lag4'f o. "Se
Williams u Elizabeth. n. J.
sRILRRGLOygR-On Wedhesisy July g. n he residence 10
hr4s. br Mr. Henry ecr 70 at.s
Aspss Glover u Mr. John Glover al q BFoSsTa
No cards
ppsTKyc Og-By Rev p Lumni. At Nessrk y Esu-ss
Ws.ls, 10 Miss Augeietps COe Of Woreulyke \. J.
Al Notice, II Marriages must De- 'ad'r',d 0l@ M
,,,Ys IUI address,.
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AN ALLEGED FoRGER ARRESTED.

HARRISBURG, July 1O.-A man named J. u.
Fourth alias Harry Hudson Of Hudson son * Co.,
bankers OF No 50 wall-st., New York. was arrested
here to-day on a telegram from Pittsburgh charged
with forgery. It is alleged that he mas opaneu so
from the Germania Rank OF Now-York frauduently.
He has been committed TO the arrival Of officers
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sr.rc1nr OF A NAvAL OFFICER.

NORFOLK. July 1O-George Sands, mate of
the Tinted state, Navy on duty on board the u s.
esivins-ship New Hampshire at the Savy-Yard. COM
mited suicide to-day by shooting himself through the
head with navy revolver. The suicide Is believed 70
have been caused by disappointment In love- The de-
ceased was q years OF age aud son Of Joshua sands
Raar-Admiral. L. J. ".
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f.. Davids NJ BROOKLYN Y. Y. kOund yes
4so bs Loas -igh he's .hOai cas- ros ar - .r
The estate Of Josiah Stckney at Wltertown.
Mas' the Charles River o4csfy reoommsua0 0s 1s
Prison
900. The Cleveland Cabinet of Natural History, IN
Bruns~ck Me-, Dedicated yesterday Addresses usi- 30
Nehemiah CleYssad LL. D. sr President Wood and otheFs
At a session OF the American Institute Of In
trncons held Concord yeserAy the following Os.rs @4
ensuins ~ g. Stebbus Springfield Nus
Russell oi Lancaster Mass Vice President. W X b,sp 81
Chaeowu Macs secrstary Geo A " at"a 81 W-s-ss No..
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vpw u,RRoR OK LAKE ERIE.

CLEVELAND, July 10.-The schooner Annie "A.
Mayor has arrived at Ashtabula Harbor from Lake Supe
riOr with cargo OF iron orc, consigned 70 PITTSBURGH
via the Ashtabua youngstown and Pittsburgh Railroad
a new route Although a heavy sea running, the
schooner experienced no difficulty in entering the harbor
This Is the frst arrival in this new harbOr.
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tbem they res led at No. lSa wOOsterst. New York
City. think then names were Henry and Elizabeth
nube,t GEO. W. GILBERT.
Mit1rd. rrog,.o,. n, N. July s. 1873.
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JULY WEATHER.

SEVERE HAIL STORM IN IOWA
Iowa CITY. July 10-A wind and Earn storm
occurred here at pollock yesterday accompanied
Inv hail which deY astased the trees orchards aud crops
over a limited area as efectually DIRE would
have done But four farms those owned by Human
Hedges, Crawford and Singleton, we're so visited The
torm was remarkable for the completeness Of its de-
struotiye effect and the narrowness Of its range.
STORM IN ARKANSAS.
seyere storm of wind and rain passed over
little Rock Ark about O'Clock yesterday morning.
and again about O'Clock last evening Several houses
were unroofed, and the streets were aoOded with
water.
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAR Department
OPprcE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday July Ill a. w. >
Svn0Dsis FOR Lhs past tceritg-tour h0hrs
The barometer has fallen signify thTOusn lr
ont the southern Middle and Eastern states has risen
an the Northwest the temperature has fallen
in the Northwest and ono valley e9i rlsen
somewhat IN p oruohd CI ,d eHo nd eoi1ns
are eported from the Gulf states southeast Winds aud
Gains from the Atlantic states nOrtbeas ana north
winds prevail over ths nae SSoh ba SSu an IN
the Eastern Gulf and Atlantic States, ana the ONO
valley aud lower lake region; clear dry ~ealner HN'
preyailed in the North West and upper lake region
On Friday FOR the Southern states. north westerly
winds and generally clear weather but Sih local rams
On a ne ~ Wddis States and Lor,r L0ses north and
,cest ,cinds lOcer temperature. aud 0sHeras SS" "
e.a ear cloudy and rainy weather clearing
Fa me ono Valley and the upper lakes northery
winds yeerng northeast aud clear WeStusr ,,,..
hcmeter rising temperature, esteriy wtads ana ocoa
slonAi local storms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-11

William Dean. Secretary and Treasurer OF the
Canton COMPANY y,stera in Baltimore age % yeAfs ne va
On smyIoye d he Company for number Of yearL
Father McKenna, Catholic priest, at New
Milford Sat5ri Coma accidentally drowned ysaaJ'
-nls bsah a Of M.r-ns His BODY vas recovered