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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-18
THE DRUMMOND DISASTER.

ROu-Cau of the Surviving WOrkmen-
The Men Addressed by MIR. Drummond
and Promised Work and Aid-Relicf
Meeting in Halifax-A Large Amount
Of Money for the Sufferers Subscribed.
wEsTvILLE, N. s.. May II, 1873.
Everything Is quiet about the Drumm0nd col
liery to-day A number of men are still engaged
in carting away the earth with which the various
openings have been filed
Yesterday notices were posted up in various
places directing the employees OF the colliery to
attend
THE ROLL CALL,
at seven A. NJ. to-day. At the hour appointed
about $50 answered to their names. The absence
of large number was explained by those present.
No fresh names were added to the already long
list OF missing. Mr.. Drummond. President
Of the company addressed the men. He
deeply regretted the occasion which gave rise
to the meeting, and could not find words to ex-
press his feelings. In reference to the fearful
lamity, which destroyed such an immense amount
OF the company's property, of course, he said he
regretted this, but regretted most
THE FEARFUL LOSS OF LIFE,
could sincerely sympathize with those who had
lost friends and relatives, because he himself had
lost friends in Mr.. Dunn and Mr.. Richardson, and
many of the men who were personally known to
him. He said immediate steps would be taken to
organize the men and provide work about the sur
face for those willing to remain. and
WOULD DO ALL IN HIS POWER
for them. On his return to Montreal he would
make arrangements TO provide for those left desti
tute by the disaster. He assured them he would
do everything in his power to tighten their already
heavy burden OF sorrow and suffering. In con-
clusion he would exhort them to be steady and
lead sober and Christian lives
Mr.. Drummond appeared to feel greatly the
dreadful catastrophe, and several times while
speaking was deeply affected.
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THE VIENNA EXHIBITION.
Official Statement of the First Management Of the
American Departmental Voluminous
Report Develop
ments-Buoyant with Hope
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

VIENNA, May II, 1875.
The investigation into the charges against the
suspended American Commissioners to the Exhi
bltion has been completed, and voluminous de-
tails have been forwarded TO Washington.
EXTRAORDINARY AND HUMILLATING DEVELOPMENTS.
The inquiry developed the fact that the appro-
priation made by the United States Congress for
the Exhibition is nearly exhausted.
The charges Of bribery have been fully sustained
1t was also brought to light that $4,000 were ex-
pended on the roof of the sewing machine depart
ment, when it's actual cost was not more than one
tenth OF that sum.
other reckless expenditures were also proven.
HOPE.
Matters are now better under the direction OF
the new Commissioners, goods are arriving rapidly
and it is expected the American department will
be ready by the 18th OF June.
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, May II, 1873
The designations OF M. Goulard, Minister Of the
Interior, and NJ Jules Simon. Minister OF Public
instruction, have been accepted by President
THEIRS.
The new members Of the Cabinet will be either
moderate republicans or members OF the party Of
the Left Centre.
1t isreported that the Ministry OF Public Worship
is to be re-estabshcd.
THE CENSORSHIP OF THE PRESS IN PAINFUL OPERA
TON.
Several journals Of this city have been fined for
rcpuhshing the letter of Felix Pyat, addressed to
President Theirs, printed in the London Times on
the 1st April.
The Feuple Souveratn newspaper has been sup
pressed for publishing editorial articles attacking
the National Assembly.
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THE KICKAPOOS.
Cooperation OF the Mexican Government
in Their Removal.

WASHINGTON, May II, 1873.
Minister Nelson informs the State Department,
and Secretary Fish to-day informed secretary
Delano that Minister Nelson writes that the Next
can government expresses its Willingness to do
everything in its power to procure the removal Of
the Kickapoo Indians, who have wandered over
the border back again to the United States, to be
place d on such reservations as our government
may Indicate. Appropriate instructions have been
sent for this purpose to the local authorities OF the
Mexican states near the boundary line
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NEW YORK HERALD,
York City.

A.-The Espenscheid shetland Seal and
Nutria DRESS HAT, new Summer style tor 1879 ESPEN
SCliIED OF ll3 Nassau street introduced yesterday
entirely new style OF Hat for the Summer season.
IL IL not In shape alone but The nature OF It's material
and the character of its appointments that this hat differs
from other hat the inventor and has
hitherto produced The Seal and Nuria Fur ut which IL
OF the very finest quality and texture The
shape and proportions are express and admirable ana
is the distingue looking specimen OF a dress hat
that has appeared in the American field Of fashion
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LEXINGTON, ky., May II, 1873.
The races closed to-day with an immense crowd.
II was larger than was ever seen on the coure be-
fore, excepting, probably the day Longieow ran.
The irst race was mile dash for oil ages, with
three entries-Robinson's Florence, Thomas Trou-
BILE and DownIng's Humming Bird. They came
home in the order named Florence winning with
apparent ease. Time, a. The second race, con-
solidation purse mile heats, was won by Reynolds
Elsie in two straight heats, beating Thomas Irou'
bic, her only opponent. In the first heat Elsie look
the lead and Kept IL. Throughout the second heat
a blanket would have covered both horses the most
OF the distance, but Elsie moved forward, coming
down the homcstretch about three or Jour lengths
ahead. Time, l: AZ, l4sst. The third race, three
miles dash. was won by McGrath's Susan Ann,
beating Harper's Extract, Reynolds cara anu
Bulords Malakof In the order named. susan Ann
won the race with ease, and came under AT
strong pull. Time, 30. The favorites won In
each race. BY permission Of the association
match mnle race was run alter the other races,
mile heats Time, 2:20, 2:l94.
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IMPORTANT RUM0R DENIED.

BOSTON, May IL, 1873.
rumor. which has obtained currency, that the
Union Pacific Railroad Company had Endorsed some
forged income bonds is entirely without founda-
ton. record Is kept OF all the bonds that have
been certified as good, and 1t Is absolutely certain
that no counterfeit bond has been certified by the
company as genuine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-18
THE BRULE SIOUX.
Red Cloud Objects to the Northern Pa
ciic Railroad.

WASHINGTON, May H. 1873.
Messrs. John P. Williamson and J. w. Daniels,
who were sent several months ago to Red Clouds
agency to prepare the Indians Tor the building Of
the Northern Pacific Railroad through their country,
report to the Indian Bureau that they have had
big talk'wth the representatives OF large number
OF savages, and while the latter do not exhibit
decidedly hostile disposition, they are, neverthe-
less, opposed TO the project. They say they want
no white settlers on their lands except traders,
and that they will counsel with their people rela-
tive to the railroad through their country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-18

81 Lately Visited an Aunt Of Mine re-
siding at Halfway. onondage county, Y" writes Mr.
Dyer r. Ssson Of White Creek, Washington county N
", and found her in very poor health. suffering with
quite cough which had for some wars previous
during the Winter months kept her confined to the
pretty much A. the tIme RECOMMENDING Dr JAfNES
EXPECFORANT she consented to try it. and the result
gether satisfactory the tract from
letter, since received from MY uncle, aDundantS
shows
Your recent vis, so far as mr. wife was concerned
secmcd proydcntial. For two three WinMrs III sue
cesson she had been laid with stubborn dough, ana
last Fall just before arrival set III again resisting
all attempts check ii. As know. we re al
some alarm about her and on your recomnna ndat,on.
procured Dr. JAYNE'S EAPHCTORANP. The hect mas.
exceeded expectaons II has not only relinyeu her
but brought about substantial cure aLa her esalth N
better to-day than 1t previous to being nrse at
tackled
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME, May II, 1873.
The members OF the Italian Parliament reassem-
Died in session to-day.
proved the first clause Of the bill suppressng re
sgious bodies in Rome by vote Of 1856 against 49,
Fifteen Deputies were absent from the chamber
when the vote was taken.
The second clause, with an amendment offered
by Signor Ricasol granting the Pope 400 900 lire
annually for the maintenance Of generals Of orders,
was adopted by vote Of 900 against 1913.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-18
NASHVILLE RACES
Last Day OF the Most Successful Meeting
for Twenty Years.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May II. 1878.
This was the last Cay Of the Nashville races.
The first race was handicap hurdle race, mile
and half, over six hurdles, and was won by Emma
Samson, Glencoe coming in second and Hutchin-
son third. Tine 3 0i.
The second race was for the Maxwell House
Stake, twomile heats seven entries; two started.
The following Is the summary
Joe Johnson.. ...........s...... ....'.-.s'''''
Time. 3:56ts, 3:42a.
The third race was two-mile heats, ana the FOL
lowing Is the summary
Carrngton OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Time, 4:0I, 3:3Si4. -
The fourth race was for beaten horses. Inc 10l-
lowing Is the summary
riusu ..........ss.s.s.'s's''
UlcHlo
Alice MCfaI.. ..,...........ss..ss....'.
Red Fox ........................... dis
Time, ASA, 1:47a.
This was the most successful meeting AZ tns
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THE REMAINS OF CAPTAIN THOMAS.

WASHINGTON, May IL, 1878.
The body OF Captain Thomas, killed in the recent
fight with the Modocs, arrived here to-day, and
was conveyed TO the residence OF his father Gem
eral Lorenzo Thomas, whence the funeral taxes
place tomorrow afternoon.
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o. K = Z Z 2.
The Spanish Government Takes
Action at Last.
TELEGRAM FROM GENERAL SlCxLsS.
The Cuban Authorities Ordered TO Send Dir.
O'Ktlly to Spain.
WASHINGTON. May II, 1873.

WASHINGTON, May ~, 1878.
The Secretary of State this evening re-
ceived telegram from General Sickles, stat
ing that the Spanish government has ordered
the Cuban authorities to send O'Kelly, the
HERALD correspondent, to Spain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-18

A.-The Most Appropriate Summer
FURNITURE for
SEA SIDE Cottages.
MOUNTAIN Villas,
CITY AND COUNTRY Houses.
is the RATTAN, made up in new
and beautiful styles.
CHAIRS of all descriptions,
SOFAS AND RECLINING CHAIRS,
WORK TABLES and BASKETS, Flower
Stands Firewood Holders, DC, &c.
BASKETS Of every kind
MATS MATING.
WINDOW SHADES,
BROOMs, &C., &c.
Manufactured by
Q. WAKEFIELD.
SO Canal and l29 Friend street,
Boston.
New York =
Salesroons No. Barclay street and No Park place
----
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THE CONGRESSIONAL EXCURSION PARTY.
yINrTA. Ind. Ter, May IL, Is

yINrTA, Ind. Ter. May IL, 1878.
The Congressional excursion party arrived here
to-day 384 miles from st. Louis. The run from
Springfield has been made for the most OF the way
at the rate OF forty 10 nifty miles per hour. they
will be transferred to the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas road this evening and. arrive at Dennson,
To xaa tonight.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-18
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
CASE OF LITERARY PIRACY.
BETSEY AND ARE OUT.

BETSEY AND ARE OUT.
q w Carleton 4 Co. beg TO announce that they pub
lish this day volume OF poems by Mrs. ~ ). Emer
son. entitled - -.
" A THANKSGIVING STORY,
consisting of series Of twentyone graphic pictures in
be narrated by the different relations
OF a oldashioned New England family, who gath.
cred together about the old home fresde wintry
Christmas evening Among the stories related Is the fla
nous ballad OF - -
BETsEY AND ARE OUT,
which has BEEN In mutilated and feeble form, s0
widely printed spread the United States with
another name author.
Mrs. Emerson declares that she is the author Of thH
poem that she it in the year 1869, that several
Ms. copies made by her and passed among friends
and tances, and that In the year 1871, wihou9
her knowledge or consent il was printed q Westerns
newspaper by another author and that she is now
prepared 10 subsantate and prove her claim to its
thorship n..
- The book is beautifully printed and bound. Price
81 So Sold everywhere and by mail postage free.
c. w. CARLETON 4 CO., Publishers
Madison square, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-18

MissisguOi.~-The Waters Of This Spring
have cured housa ads afflicted with Cancer SORGHUM and
Brglit's Disease. a fresh surply Just received.
JOHN H. HENRY No. College place.
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Rupture still Successfully Treated ~
MARSH CO.'S RADICAL CURE TRUSS office. No a
Vescy street, also silk Elastic Belts, stockings, Knee
Caps, Ankles &c lady in attic ,dance to wait UPON
ladies in private rooms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-18

The Vomito at Havana-Quarantine Dangers-A
Press News Reporter Set Free-Customs
Revenue and Specie Newspaper
Recrmination and the Reply.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-18

Royal Havana Lottcry.--Prices Re-
duced circulars sent and Information given. We sold
the $500 O00 prize III the drawing OF April ~
j. Il. MARTINEZ Il Co, Bankers. 10 Wall street.
Post office box 1855, New York
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ROYAL Havana Undergraduates Dashed.
orders filled information furnished. Highest rates paid for
Spanish Bank bills governments, &c, &c.
TAYLOR X Co Bankers, III Wall street, late of l6.
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THE POPE.

His Holiness Health Improving Rapidly Grand
Pontifcal Reception at the Vatican
italian Pilgrims Expected
The Lay Crown Uneasy
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On account OF Its Purity and Mellow
ness, CENTURY WHISKEY Is rapidly tnktng the place
smuan! For sale druggists and first siaaS
dealers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-18

Rheumatism, Paralysis, Neuralgia and
Chronic Diseases cured by Magnetism and Electricity.
Mrs j. H. ALLEN, 81 University place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-18

For the piles Use A. w. Keatfng's Ceie-
braed OINTMENT price BIC Office 1856 Front street
Peck slim. - -.
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COrns, BuntOns, Enlarged Joints Aqv
diseases OF the feet. cured by Dr. zAcHARIE IN unia.
| y vusem
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While the above was going on William VAN
derblt, the son of the great Commodore, brought
out his new team and gave the spectators half
i'll 15 TO road wagon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-18

Royal Havana LOttery.-Next Drawing
NAV a. Send for circulars Post Office box3836
RITTER 4 CO., IS Nassau street.
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81 LatcIv visited an Aunf or Mine re

HOlyOle's Celebrated Fever and Aguo,
CURE may he obtained M H8 Eighth avenue between
Fifty sc zenith aud Fifty eighth streets
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Dyspepsia, Melancholy, Chronic Constt-
pation Pies-Cured by DR. SHARPi3 SPECIFIC Al
Harneits Pharmacy, bibe House, Fourth avenue aud
AstAs plscs -
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1t Is Well to Get Clear OF BE4
Cough Cold the first week but Ii Ia 10 rid
self OF the first forty eight hourshe proper remedy
for the purpose being DIX JAYNE'S EXPECToRANT.
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GIBRALTAR, May IL, 1873.
The japanese steamer Capron arrived here to-
day from New York via Bermuda and Madeira.
All ON board are we'll
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POllckss Mcerschn ums-F1nest AssOrt-
men Styles at John street. four doors west Of
Nassau Repairing and boiling done.
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Gentlemen's beaver ana Nutria Cassi-
HATS for the coming ready 1t Ioverst
prices +. ERNENWEIN, lf3 Nassau street. betweon
Beekmau and Spruce streets
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Havana Lottery Drawings FIlc.-
Circulars free Orders promptly niled. JOSEPH BhTES
Agent, 1916 Broad wsy. room Chatham Bank BuiidDy
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TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME, May II, 1873.
The health OF the Pope is improving rapidly.
Numerous populations called upon him to-day
and we're received by His Holiness, who held
grand reception in the Vatican.
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Ice Cream Freezcrs.-Gooch'sI XLs
The Cheapest and Best
Hotels Confectioner's and Family sizes.
Manufacturers Agency, rs Rcade stsect.
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Wedding Invitations. Paris styles, Mo-
NOGRAMS COATS or ARMS, CRESTS and FRENCH
NOTE PAPER. JAMES EvERDELL, 800 Broadway.
Established lS4O
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Mmc. Lafontaine's Complexion Rea uts-
FER removes Tan and Freckes Depot lf2 West TWEEN
y.nfth street Can be had ut all drnggsts.
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II. q. ShcidOn's- Remedy n Sure Cure
for Nervous Debility. Principal depot aud Office ioS
West Fifteenth street.
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Weaver1s Celebrated Milk Punch
knocks the spots out of Knocks blocks; that's what
knocks. $50 Eighth avenue, corner Thrtyseveuth.
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Century Whiskey, the Creme do II
creme OF all whiskeys.
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BosToN, Mass, May 17e1s73.

Boston, Mass, May 17~1S13.
The following score was made this afternoon in
game between the Atlantics tBrooklyn and the
Bostons :-Atantcs, II; Bostons H.
TRENTON, n. j., May II, 1873.
The Trenton Nine played their first game OF
base bah this season this afternoon, on their
grounds with the Rutgers College select nine,
whom they defeated. The contest from the be-
ginning was In favor OF the Trentonians. The
Collegans were mere schoolboys as Tar as base
ball is concerned. There was large and respect
able assemblage OF spectators. Mr. Lalor OF lren-
ton was the umpire. The score stood % to 10.
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s p A I N
Don Carlos Special Thanks to Victorious
BOurbonist Commander.
The Hopes Of the Royalist Vastly Elevated-To
Conquer or Die-A March in Navarre-Ru-
mored Conclusion Of Heavy Loan
Total Defeat Of the Spanish
Army in Aragon.
TetEGaAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BAYoNNE May II, 1873
Don Carlos has written to General Dorregary,
oongratuating him upon the result or the late en-
gagement with the Spanish government forces at
Puente de Eraul, and announcing that he will soon
assume personal command OF his forces in the field
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Is49.-Esta blishcd is49.-G. Rauchfusss
Practical Wigmaker and Importer Of Human Hair. ~
East Twelfth street. New York.
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Relief Meeting I'm Halifax and q Large
Amount OF Money Raised.


relief meeting for the widows and orphans by
the Drummond colliery explosion was held here to-
day. large amount was subscribed and a com
mttee appointed to solicit subscriptions through
the city.
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ENGLAND.
Discount at Six Per Cent at the Bank.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW york HERALD.

LONDON, May II, 1873.
The rate OF discount OF the Bank OF England has
advanced one per cent, and is now noon six per
cent
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There were $50 births, 1873 marriages, 561 deaths
and 81 still births In the CITY last week.
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Auction Sale.
wArcnhs 8 ak
GEO .. ALLEN, 81 Bn s4fSEA NEAR FOURTEENTH
in onsequcncc making change In his business, will
sell off his entire stock
commencing Mo 4 paSi,G Nay 10 at io,s AN.
Gold stem Winding Watches, ladies, and gentemen'sL
Diamond and Enamced Watches.
American %aiesn' Wa,ches@ sSSa' and silver
Earrings and Fins Cameo Etrnsean, Coral. Garnet,
rea uha Rns and nd 'f Ban led Braeelet s'"''
studs, sleeve Buttons, ,scari Pins, Gold rhimbles.
Cameo Pearl Garnet and Emerald Rings,
Chased and Plain Rings Pensand Pencils
Watch Chains, Lockets Necklaces &c.
SOLID sILvERwARE-
Ladies' j JUN fKfSc
A.-Herring's Patent
PSI and 252 Broadway, corner OF Mnrraystr,e-
A.-Hcrald Branch Office, brooklyn,
corner OF Fulton avenue ana Boerun street
~ " omen from s A. NJ. TO 7. w.
on Sunday from ; to9P. NJ
Asthma, Bronchitis. Catarrh.-Norton's
CIGARETTES relieve Immediately eventually cure.
No tobacco. Druggists sell them
A.-Who Wants Hat, Go to Dougan's,
l02 Nassau, corner of Ann street
At
345 and s47 Broadway.
Best in the world.
Abr. Filters Rheumatic Remedy.
Depot and office p John street Advice gratis daily and
circulars free. Sold by druggists
Remedy Endorsed by the Entire
edfs as Sr ksGT e f kosIy' s s1a slas
gists everywhere. 81 per bottle; SIX bottles S.
An Agreeable Surprise Was Given 10
ELASTIC TRUSS which retains the Rupture safely, and
with comfort, night and day. till cured sold cheap.
Company $50 Broadway New YORK CITY, corner OF
Amv street Circulars tree-Jersey CITY Journal Nay
10, 1873
A-PolIak's Uptown Meersc a um store,
NJ lO9 Broadway ne the Hoffman House. Repairing
done.
A.-No. I Barclay strcet-Importcd CT.
CARS, at PARK 4 TrLFoRD's prices
A-Eau Angeliquc, for the Teeth and
Gums BIsCoTINE FOOD for infants. DELLUC CO.,
49, s Ss c Place vsnaome
he Sure You arc Right-Buy n Whit
NEy SEWING MACHINE-then 60 ahead. 6l3 Broad
way
Cancer, Cough, Hcmerrhoids, Epilepsy,
&C., cured by Dr. ELMORE, s. Warren street, Jersey
City. No charge until cured.
Cnmpo's Infaliibie Specific, Sovereign
remedy Tor Rheumatism. HUDNUT 4 Co, Herald Build
ing. JOHN !. HENRY No. College place.
Clothes Wringers or All Kinds ne pa ircsl
promptly by METROPOLITAN WASHING MACHINE
COMPANY, 81 Cortlandtstreet, New York
COrns, BuntONs, Nails, Enlarged Joints,
Tumors Wcns &cy cured without pain CORN CURE,
! 1r- d. RICE Sn Broadway, corner Fulton stTseL
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Cancer, Cough, Hcmcrrhoids, Epilepsy,
&c. cured by DR.. ELMoRE, So Warren street, Jersey
CITY No charge until cured
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BASE BALL.

PHILADELPHIA, May II, 1873
The following is the full score OF the game at base
ball played here to-day between the Athletics and
Mutuals =
Athletics .............6 2 O ] G-12
MutuaIs .,............0 O 0 o q O. o
Runs earned-Athletics, 2.