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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-12-19

In Montgomery, Ala, Monday, a jury
gave Lewis E. Parsons, Speaker of the
House of Representatives, $4,000 DANA
Ses against Judge Richard Busted, for
false imprisonment,
s'Fhe aNew England W92lml,en's Tea
Party,'' at Boston last week, being the
Tooth anniversary of throwing the tea over
board, was led off by Lucy Stone, Fred.
Douglas and all that set.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-12-19

Mr.. David A. Gage, City Treasurer of
Chicago is ''short" 100000. Living in
Chicago was too much for him.
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By Telegraph.

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" GLASSWARE,
Lamps and Lamp Fixtures.

GAS FIXTURES, &C.
Have opened and now ready
EDENGu ruINA
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TOR SALE-RAR NOON AND REsTAU-
Il RANT.-On account of pressing BUSH
ness the above Bar Room and Restaurant is for
sale at a cheap bargain. Enquire at this Office
decla-2t*
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-08-16


FLUID EXTRACT BUCH u,
Is tho only Known Remedy FOR Briehts Dis
ease and hns cured every case OF Diabetes III
which t ha, been given, Irritation OF the Neck
of tho Bladder and Inflammation OF the kidneys.
liberation Of ths Kidneys and Bladder, Keten-
ton of Urine, Diseases OF the Prostate Gland,
Stone in the Bladder, Gravel. Brick Dust Deposit,
and Mucous or Milky Discharges and for En-
feebled and Delicate Constitutions of both Sexes,
attended with the following symptoms: Loss
of Power, Loss OF Memory, Difficulty OF Breath'
ing, Weak Nerves, Wakefulnesa, Pain in tho
Back, Flushing ofthe Fo'!y, Eruption on the Face,
Palid Countenancc, Lassitudr oi the System, etc.
Used BY persons in the decline or charge OF
life; after confinement or labor pains, bed.wct-
ting in children etc.
In many affections peculiar TO ladies, the Ex-
tract Buchu is uncq'Illcd By any other remedy
AS in Choross or Retention, 1rrcGularity, ram
funess or Suppression OF Custom my f.vac atoms,
UlccrAted or Schirrus state OF the Uterus, Leu
corrhcru or Whites, stcrility, ard for nil com.
plants incident to the EEK. II Is pr srrbsd
extensively by the most eminent Physicians and
Midwivcs for enteeblrd and delicato eoistltu-
items OF both sexes and all ages.
FlEAleNEy'S EXTRACT BTCEkU,
Cures DSeaSts Arising from hnpr~dfnces,
H,JitS Of Dissipation, Etc, in all Their stages, Mt
little expense, li:t,n or change IN diet, no ir-
convenience, and 0 { ypusure. Is causes ire
uucnt desire, ard gives strength TO Crinate,
thereby removing Distinctions, Preventing ana
Curing Structures of tho Urethrn, AllaylnE ram
md inflammation, so frequent in this class OF disc
eases, and expelling all Poisonous matter,
KEARNEY,S EXTRACT BUCHU,
sloo per bottle or six bottles for $500, delivered
to any address, secure from observation bold by
druggists tyerywhSre I1eP par ny st.
TO whom all letters for information should DO
addressed
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Avoid Ouacks and ImposterS.

No Charge Tor AdVlco ana CohBuIthtlun'
Dr. H. B. Uyot, Graduate of jefferson .Nedtc1I
College, Philadelphia, author otseveeral valuable
works can lie consulted on all diseases OF the
Sexual or Urinary Organs, (Which he has made
an especial study either i'll male or female: no
matter from what cause originating or OF how
long standing. A practice OF 80 years enables
him to treat disease with SUCCESS. Cures guar.
antccd. Charges reasonable. Those at dis
ta,ce can forward letter describing symptoms
and enclosing stamp % prepay postage.
Send for the Guide to Iealth. Price 10 cents.
- j. Is. DYOTT, D., Physician and Surgeo n,
lOi Duane St, New York.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-08-16

VINIIIS first class Hotel is ~
well provided in i'll its II TssgITr,e
departments and apartments 1E E ;,,k1
for tho accommodation OF t-+s5z s:z:' -
the travelling public and permanent and
transient boardcrs lis rooms arc capa-
cious and airy, the chambers are clean, the
lnrn well ventilated, all in order.
The Table always well supplied with the
teicaCies Of the season.
It's close proximity to st. Joscph's Sister
hood, Mt. St Mary's College, the Monterey
Springs and tine Battle Fields Of Gcltys-
burg, make it Il pleasant place to tarry in
the summer and fall season.
The house is always supplied Gay and
night with pure mountain water cooled
with ice.
The beautiful scenery around Emmits-
burg, its hcalthiulncss, churches of all de-
nominations. and other attractive Objects
make it desirable place for travellers to
spend their leisure hours.
Private families accommodated Mt all
times with coaches and bugHiCS, and every
attention paid to the accUmHl odation q
guests.
60 Servants polite and ready to wait
upon the patrons of the house.
A share of the public custom solicited
Charges reasonable.
sept lift
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ToHy II. R4aE:,.ER. VI, u.

(sy" Wpiriom and .S",g'o"D
u ESPECTFULLY offers his PROBES.
/ sional services to tho citizens Of En-
mitsburg and surrounding Districts.
n. b. Particular attention paid to the
Diseases of Women and Children.
eS- All cases requiring Surgical Treat
mcnt solicited.
s.yO ficc at the residence Of the Misses
Brawncr, near Mt. St. Mary's College,
ian ll-3mus.
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I HUOH lOH N.lRYLINUEHS.

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WESTERN MARYLAND HOTEL.
ID. e. ADELSBEHGER, Proprietor.

EMMlTSErE';, FREDERICK COUNTY, MI
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- GARDEN AND FLOWER
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- AT SMITHS TEMPLE of FANCY.
FREUE'RINh. ND.
NOW Is YOUR TIME
10 SOW your tUcmhcr Seed, ruruip Seed,
Nal" Seed, Late Cabbage seed. Beet Seed,
Winter Relish Seed Carrot Seed, Kohl
rahi seed, Parsley, Spinach, Lettuce seed,
&C.. &c., g." .Il-u.
FLOWER SEEDS,
sui,nhl, foG>oWiny during the Summer and
Autumn. th,rchy securing strong plants
for towering ',u in. the Wntcranl Spring,
DREERS SEED for sale in Frrdrrick
ONLY ut SMITHS
illMr .S.tf
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WANTED

Any person having Il good mountain lot
on the line of he Railroad between MeCha-
ncstown and Smith>burg, with heavy tim
Der on it, suitable for wlOgs, will send
word to the subscribers AS We are about
putting up Circular Saw in our E'sr 'ng
ilill to saw all kinds of lumber by the ut
of April. .
WAESClIE. BRO. & co.
Ia" All kinds of log,--such 81. oak,
poplar and pine bought on the line Ct the
Western Maryland Railroad at fair r,.ces.
mar 2-tf
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TAXES FOR 1878.

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\ RI, without p"y!n" h,%h
Price, for cyrrl thing you bay. APP
u.rriating tai~ fact the unlrrs'@Mrd i ur.
i,rmiuri tu prove that the "t'1" System
vii! Justify "Qo;rI .N',,A' ant ".N"'R
FrHtS
I.aItcs Misses Hud
Chil,ycn'a Shoes.
Mems and BOYS
Boots, shoes and Hats,
reduced 10 per cent to sui! hard times.
China, Glass, Qurcn-ware and
Uuu,r&rcrns Goods OF every Kind. the
LARGEST and best stock in the rliy
OF Westminster
Woudcnw#rc WiIIowwarr,
rNWarc, S'onrware,
Fine J.p"nnrl Ware,
Knives. Forks, spoons,
Clocks, Looking Glasses,
Table Oi! Cloths,
Linen and Paper Window
Shades and Fixtures, &c
Choirc Syrups, Teas,
Roasted and Green Noirr',
Su1Hrs, spices, EXTRACTS,
Essences, Soaps, and everything in the
Grocery Line.
Fine silver Plated Ware, such as Casters
Cake Baskets, Card Receivers, Butter
Dishes Napkin Rings I'n'tcr
Knives, Forks, Spoons, Nr>
guaranteed Triple Plated
and at Dal, prices,
E>pccial attention is called to my shoe
D,nor,mcut. ae intend to sell everything
in his line at prices that will defy c"mp",
tition. 10 trouble To show goods and @IVe
prices whether YOU wish to purchase on
not. An examination OF my stock is soil
cited. ,
april loft W; o, III"
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
CHINESE IMMIGRATION TO CALIFORNIA.

California newspapers having frequently as
serted that within the past two three years there has
been marked and growing increase OF the lnnnN OF
Chinese and also INDUCED IN great deal Of rotous de-
camation and incendiary suggestions, The San francisco
Alta California reminds these noisy journals that to as
sert thing does not prove IT. II do TO make TINS
sye of argument for purposes OF political agtaton ana
TO make ofthose who do not reason LOT the
selves but 1t Is not kind Of showing on which think
ing men form opinions, nor nations make OF mOuiy
treaties: the Chinese question is national one and
Congress, It is not be supposed, would be moved
nv any passionate denuncIation. nor act in the
matter except ntelligently and deliberately The Ad
complies table from the records Of the Custom house,
showing arrivals and departures OF Chinese for each
year the present time. In 1883 there were
427O arriy ais to 42 departures and in the following
year there 1904 arrivals and 1850 departures In
1854 there was loss OF 4 that being the number Of de-
partures From that year until 1863 when the arrivals
numbered O5 and the departures 400 the number OF
Chinese immigrants did not in any year much exceed
sOOo and the losses only during the years 1894.
1866 and 1867 being 25 ST. and 2O5 respectively In 1869
there were arrivals and 1896 departures and since
then arrivals and departures have been growing less
The total number OF arrivals IN 204 years was l339s
and the departures 81 900 showing gain Of 7449O
average OF 3Gs year. The Alta thinks II reasonable
10 estimate number OF those who have left for other
states at 10000 the deaths IN the aggregate about
2OO thus leaving about 50 500 Chinese in California, or
an average increase OF 3086 year The white popu-
ation :" this journal continues increases by mmgra-
tion by land aud sea 2OOO and by births much
more that the prospect OF our being converted mo
tributary colony OF China is not very encouraging At
the present OF Chinese increase to find the number
enlarged million, rot millions will require just
32i years, by which time all present politicians
| will have gone up salt River, and our sensa-
| ton writers and editors VIII have become
atenuated material for appropriate reuse In Ma
tures laboratory probably 10 reappear ON earth In Cut
| nese personality" BY another table The AhG shows
that the arrivals exceed the departures IN February
| March. April, May, June July and August. and vice
during the months of January september octo-
ber November and December The fear OF evil OF un-
certain magnitude IL says is always greater and more
disturbing than where the exact measure OF the danger
Is aud known, and 1t gives these figures 10 prove
the fasty OF these spasmOdc sensations Of the pOt
] clans abnut onr being Overrun by John ChinamAn.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
REMARKABLE CASE OF BLACKMAILNG.

The extortion of $4,000 from Capt. Robert
Tuckerman. a prominent citizen of New-Bedford by
WIN. ii. Hathaway and Mr.. and Mrs Ambrose W. Ian
DIRE, OF the largest backmsing operations on
cord Mrs. Landre the wife OF Mr.. Tuekermans 4
son, who died in January hast, and the widow with
seemy haste married Landre In few weeks after her
husbands death. Hathaway Is her brother. These
rs years Old their hOase In Mattapoiaett when
he invegled into the chamber OF mrs. Landre by
her. who put her arms around him. and at this
in walks Hathaway ana in the highest rage threatens
kill him, 70 tell his wife, and frightened him into
promising TO pay $4,000 for silence. This promise he
kept paying the money 10 Hathaway IN bonds short
time Nerward Mrs. Landre demanded $1,000. which Mr..
demanded $4,000 more but was induced 10 take with
$4,000. giving promise In writing that he would Keep
silence without demanding more. fSuspcions OF what
had been done reached the ears OF the City Marshal,
who interviewed Capt. Tuckerman ana ascertained its
truth The parties were arrested aud were to have
been tried before the Police Court but the matter
compromised by the parties by their returning SscO 10
the old gentleman. The Police Judge, however,
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
RAILROAD NOTES.

II is reported that VIM. Sharon has finally
purchased the Of Huntington and Hopkins in
the Central Pacific Railroad.
Henry A. Richmond has resigned as Vice
President and Director OF the Buffalo, New-York and
Philadelphia Railroad and i. c. Rumsey OF Buffalo has
been elected 20 I'LL the vacancy.
The steamer Jane MOseley, built by the Long
Island Railroad Company TO connect their Boston train
al Greenport with the Eastern trains at Newport
lies the COmpanys dock in this city The intrOduc-
OF the line has been postponed from June Is To
the 18th
An important meeting of the directors of
the New Haven, Middletown and Wilimantic Railroad
Company was recently held at No "a Broadst pro-
vide for the past due interest the first mortgage
bonds the interest which is 10 be paid July An
equipment company TO fully equip the road. organ
lied at the same time. strong desire manifested,
the part OF the Connecticut directors, the
control OF their road, which Is completed that IT
Will not be absorbed Dy the other great lines.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
sUSDAY.sCHOoL INTEREsTs.

The second monthly meeting of the New
York Association OF Sunday school teachers was held
last evening IA DR.. Crosby's Church, Ia Fourth-aye
About 900 teachers clergymeH, and spectators were
present The exercises consisted mainly addresses by
MI Fountain j. Hartley, Secretary Of the London sun
day-school Union, and instructions by John Is
smith OF East Hartford, Conn., IN an interna.
tonal serias Of lessons, agreed upon by a cor
inittee appointed at Indianapolis, . few months
ago, and which are used jointly In this country and
Great Britain. Mr. Smith exhibited "a chart containing
o lesson upon this plan, which, by initial letters and
words as KEYS, ncucated the main incidents i'm the life
Of Joseph Mr.. Harty showed by his remarks the ad-
yaGes Of tins system aud ts success IN the schools Of
his own country IL created an interest In the minus of
the pupils and fixed the facts firmly upon their me- m
ones More good promised 10 nOw from IL than from
any plan thathad previously been tried The teachers II
Great Britain watching the success of the peri
iuent country with The deepest interest aud q
had been agreed ia adopting the system 10 keep IL In
use for least years To test its efficiency During
the evening" remarks were also made by T.. C. Wilder
President OF the Association, and the exercises were
terspersed with singing This announced 10 be the
last meeting OF the summer. The next one will DO held
IN September OF October.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
THE INTERNATIONAL BmLIARD CONTEXT.

Francois Ubassy arrived in this city, yester.
day. from Chicago for the purpose OF taking part IN tho
grand international billiard tournament, which win
begin next Monday at Irving Hall. His advent has
created considerable interest in the billiard world many
metropolitan celebrities being anxious 10 meet tho
champion. who has not yet his equal IN the
coming tournament many billiard professionals VIII
take part, among whom, beside Ubassy, are Maurice
DAILY, Cyrille and Joseph Dion, Albert Garnier John
Deery, and william GOldth gaite The three-bai caron
game will be played and the Collender beyel table VIII
be used. Among the prizes ofred are sold silver
challenge cup aud two gold Ockets, the latter gwen bY
CHRIS. O'COnnOr, besides money prizes Very few
DOUBTS are entertained as % UDassy's ability 10 OF
the first prze. DiOn the ex champion has refused 20
willing to play game Of 40 70 Ubassys 5O0 meeting
will be held tomorrow 70 make arrangements or toe
tournament; Meanwhile 10 IL expected that a lev
matches Will be arranged between Ubassy and eEpeTts
ID this city.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
was elected President Master Charles BeriDer, Vice

was elected President Master Charles BeriDer, Vice
Prssident; Master James Keating Secretary ana mas
tor Henry Ellnger ir Treasurer. The Initiation fec
was iIxod at as cents, aud numOer OF new members
enrolled. -
The cornerstone of the new church ediilce
for the Hansonpace Methodist Episcopal congregation
of Brooklyn was laid at Hansonplace and st. FeSst''
yesterday afternoon, in the presence OF very large
audience Tho nastor the Rev. Emory J. Haynes pre-
sded and after religious exercises In which the Rev
Mr. Fletcher the Rev A. g. Hunt the Roy Dr Das6ie a III
and Others took part, the cornerstone was Iad oy
Bsbop T = Jancs The new building VIII be pain
brick eGiace with one tower and will cost s6OOoo IL
Will scat 4 COO persons.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17

have been retained as willing tools To my mind the
article did injustice TO Mr. Hustled, 70 , nin'
Blocum, Henry G. Murphy, and to Mr. st,,,ne
Those were the gentlemen VINO composed the 1
nj the time that contract attempted 70 DC nt Wilt
out. But that object not gained, ana inc nsorn
WAS Rayed and think II not doing us As 49,,
ers Justice 10 attack who ought not 70 naHo
attacked think that any man VINO uesent, should
should be attacked, and that the responslpH % bi,n
he fairly and squarely placed upon the we
who should bear 1t; l think, as genett"a sist rUE
ouRht 10 he under obligations TO ala anu ~ onr
TRIBuSE which has exposed and condemhed I' y tbnk
rupt management Of tins city hereto9rei am, 10 mid
that All thc members OF this Association ougns chem
this paper To the extent OF their power 10 Aeep te
correctly and properly informed OF tne ant into execu-
al our meetIngs The Committee then went In'o '~''
fya
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WAsIuNGroN. Monday.

WASHINGTON, Monday, June l6, lS13
The Secretary OF the Treasury has decided that seal
oil is not embraced under the term sh oil to De
entitled to free entry under the Washington Treaty
A Catholic priest in Nashville, Tenn, has received
through the confessional and forwarded in behalf Of a
consciencesrcken peniten 500 to Treasurer Spinner
The Union Pacific Railroad Company is urging the
Interior Department to revoke order made by Seere
tary Cox. withholding patents for half of the lands
granted by Congress until certain obligations resting
the Company in regard 10 the completion Of the road
were complied with Ii is not probable under the pres
ent relations Of the Company 10 the Government that
more patents will be Issued at present.
The members of the Civil Service Board now hope
their report will be considered by the Cabinet next Fri
day 1t is quite brief, being about column in length
The only objection furnishing 1t 10 the newspapers for
publication is the that the President may change it,
though members the Board have said that the changes
the report contemplates. aside from the recOnmenda-
tOn that circuit examiners be appointed, not
material.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
POLICE NOTES.

John sharkey, age 49, of No. 1856 Butler-st BROOK &
yn slmos, instantly killed BY falling through hanNS wv
Cearst., yesterday
Lille Showder, age %, OF No. lS East twenty
seventh injured severely at 100 m yeterlay AZ
being light wagon he morse AZ
tsoled "a which had become unmanageabe
The body of a man found in the North River. near
Washington Point sunday, Identified yesterd s As
Stephen w. Lucas who drowned OF the foot Of West
Ipsng Of boata "lh DC N'
" ever others ere rescued.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
RUSSIAN BATHS.

Several correspondents have taken exception
to remark which occurred the other day 10 notice Of
new bathing establishment written for this paper II
was said that in most public establishments OF this knj
cleanliness was the exception rather than the rule Ths
censure was too sweeping. There several Russian
and Turkish baths In This city about which complaint
can reasonably be made and II be said indeed
the known Of these establishments are al conducted
wi tn great care and neatuess.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
WASHING TON.
The DEBT OF LOUISIANA,

WASHINGTON, June 1G-Attorney General
Williams has received official telegram from New
Orleans from Gov Kellogg in which the latter, contra
dieting reported interview with him, says
MY requisitiOn calling on the President was fully
iustifed and the Presidents proclamation has had Il
most sauary effect IN all respects. Taxes are beng
paid more rapidly than before IN Louslana Alter
pToydipg for the January and February interest, We
have over t4OOOO in state funds tonight ia the hands OF
the Fiscal Agents. We will pay the March, April, and
June coupons early in July. The iLJunctlons only re-
strain the payment Of the interest on five series OF
bonds out OF twenty-five. There is money enough TO
nav the interest on all the bonds in the hands Of the
usgal
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
RAILWAY RISKS.

THE ACCIDENT ON THE NORWICH AND WORCESTER
RoAD-A FIENDIsH ATTEMPT TO WRECK A TRAIN.
NORWICH, Conn, June 16.-ThIee men were
arrested in Painneld last night and in the City
Prison here charged with placing distractions upon the
track OF the Nor gch aud Worcester Railroad Sunday
morning The engineer Sidney p. Cooper Of Preston,
and the fireman. George Harvey, were severely injured
by the escaping steam from the locomotive. plank
was placed on the track just below the depot at Days
vile but was swept off by the cowcatchers About 200
feet further on the engine encountered tie In the very
heart OF the village and swept it some 600 feet to
switch where 1t caught in frog and threw the locomo
tive from the track The whistle blew, down brakes
and every made 70 keep the tram on the roau
bed but speed 30 great that the engine couu
not be stopped, and IL swept the capstones from the
bridge over Five River and the locomotive and three
cars containing l6 persons fell into bog meadow Do
low burying the engineer and fireman beneath the ruins
As it fell the engine turned completely over, striking
the ground with It's wheels uppermost and buried Its
proectng work deep in the EARTH The tender as 1t fol-
lowed came with terrific force, andthe coupling break
ng by the jerk Of the plunge II was hurled completely
over the engine and placed as squarely on ts ehd as
by the hand The fiat car with Its load OF
heavy crates was also thrown beyond the engine, the
fall Of twenty feet crushing many or the strong IRON
bound boxes. The Adams Express car. crowded with
express freight fell upon the engine, turning as 1t fell
and lying with side partly crushed Joseph Langley
| of Walpole brakeman, inextricably jammed be-
tween thel brake TO which ne had gone In answer TO
| the signal and the iron rod OF the next car.
After an hours labor the engineer and remen were ex
trcated badly bruised and scaded They are reported
will recover At meeting OF citizens a reward OF SlQCO
was pledged on behalf OF the town TO be paid on the
conviction Of the guilty rascals The superintendent OF
This vision OF the road also offers $500 reward FOR the
conviction the wretches who placed the plank ana es
the track for the purpose 1t Is supposed oI roDOs
| the wrecked train.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

At The meeting before the Kingsbridge ref
er'e, yesterday number Of attorneys appeared but
owing 10 certain delays, adjournment was had until
noon To day.
meeting of the Working Boys Protective
Association was held lAst evening. Master j. j. Joyco
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17

FyGh Arenue HoieI-GeD. w. w. Beiknap, score
,,y Of wsr the Hon william williams Of Bunso the op o,s' A
ula y, be Rev Ch.e. Hsle " hnhurn n ~
Buhneli Of Nswsven the Marquis de fs,a Ons s
GsxoII N Tror and iJudys NJ Dbbe Of SevOrenns a'I
Hon C,Ieh Cushing Washington aud Gen NJ CSrse
Of Chicago Breroor House-Senaior W b. An'oa OF
~. ssvmon, of utea - HOt,i-Gen. W. BAret
oHss.acaasets and Capt r. MeCea u s. gra1a .'"r m
UoI,-C.n J,bn Mnori Of Richmond HoDhadn f0use-Dr
MeI'arlp Of wer Point and Dr. y Billings on WHhngt9ih
N gholas Ho1L-Pnuce Of Japan, and william rHp' VI
pttsburgh
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17

not willing 10 let the drop Tins and 1t was ssnt 20
the Grand Jury this week, who returned indctment.
against Hathaway and Mr.. and Mrs. Landre.