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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-19

Beev j. Sept 10 frances iansher Sf tse '''
Relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully attend he;
funeral from her late residence in Beievie on fdly
CLARK-At Monca n j. Wednesday Sept II, John Craig
Funeral services At bis MONDAY 22d inst at IL
The remains will be taken BrunsweK. Maine. FOR ament
GIMARTN-Ou Tuesday the 18th inst Charles Garn In the
The friend, the family also those Of his brother James
% Bcksrst on Friday 10Th inst, O'Clock His remains
will be conveye to st. Psneks Caihera Whe s oenn p C
Cemetery for nerment
GLBLBsrth Gae beloved Joseph Gae the 18th
invited ,,eS her funeral sT.Say the
oALLAGHER-on 18th Kate daughter Of
and Mary 7. Gallagher aged ii years ana months MIL;
Funeral will place the residence Of her father "a Hck
Brooiyn on Friday morning. cscE remains will be taken 10
81 Peters Church Hcks. and from thence to Fateush ne
friends Rev. Dr. Farley Of ST. Jame's Church N y
LYoNS-In Broklyn "Wednesday Sept H. daie. Dad beloved
The relatives and family respectfully invited to attend
the funeral from No. 20 Vanderbave Friday
afternoon. at O'Clock
McCUEIn Brooklyn residence Of her mother Ma A. aeCue
I'm as ss Of the family are requested to attend her
funeral residence Of her mother 81 Ddd on Friday
d2pm.
her residence No 49S Isabella MURPHY aged 20
ave cor Pacific SATURDAY. Sept 20 az o'clock
sRRRgLon THURSDAY Sept 1s James ssre h aged q years
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
liam Charlotte p skiimore, the 2Sd year Of bis age
Pune,l service, viii be held on Fd I9is INST, oeoos p m
Pourhaye Relatives and friends Of the family are Invited
attend.
THURMAN-ou wednesday 18th inst. bis residence. Washington
NJ Thurman, IN the Oath year Of bis age ,,-,,
funeral from bis late residence 5i7 SATURDAY, 2Oh
inst. 10 O'Clock a.
WHEBLER-n Sept &c. John T. Wheeler late Of the
Masters Of st. Pauls School Concord, N H.
wLIs-sudi.uy Wednesday Sept H. Maud on, daughter Of
IL Win NJ D., aged years aud nSn'hs 200 r,,,,.,.
ave, Brooklyn on SATURDAY sept 20 at2 o'clock p N.
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EBLACKMAIL BY THE POLICE.

THE CHARGES AGAINST CAPT. M'CULLAGH.
A fortnight ago disreputable newspaper
accused Capt. McCuagh OF the Twenty-ninth Pre-
cnct police OF having blaokmaled the keepers Of dis
reputable houses. The Board OF Police ordered in
yesgaon DO made to the truth Of the charge. and
were informed that there evidence duplicating
the accused. Commissioner Chsrlick was author
lied 10 summon the who had made
the charges. and also TO hear any evidence
which Capt. McCulagh might offer in defense.
The trial held, yesterday, in the courtroom OF
Police Headquarters before all the Police Commission
ers Ex-Mayor Hall appeared counsel for Capt. Me-
Cuagh, and exAlderman Isaac Day ton for the prose-
cutOn.
After number Of women had made statements, vii
liam G.. Byrne OF Brooklyn. tho reporter who made
the statements testified that he had visited Fannie
Bell in sxteentil-st., and had been told by her
that Capt. McCulaghi had demanded valuable clock
which he saw the mantelpeoe OF her room also
called upon Miss MOultre, who said that Maoney had
called upon her and demanded money she said Capt
McCullagh had to her house. and she had given
him $50 had heard that the Captain was partner IN
several panehouses but could not find proofs, and
mad said nothing about the matter he declined give
the of his informant ON the ground that 1t would
George Jones testified that he publisher OF the
newspaper which the article against Capt mcCulagh
appeared he knew nothing about the charges against
the accused: the article published by the editors
ne knew absolutely nothing about the article till it
peared in the paper he merely managed the business
department Just "a he had always done.
Louis j. Jennings testified that he the editor OF
the paper referred to- he recoected the article entitled
Bac kma by the Police" he saw tho article before IT
was printed and edited IL, making, however, great
many corrections had not the slightest knowledge
whether the charges made were true or not he had not
the slightest luminosity toward Capt. McCulagh
Mrs Sarah MOultrie OF West Thirty rstst, testified
that she knew Capt. McCuagh he had been twice at
her house, the first time soon after assuming command
in the precinct Aug 20. Capt McCullagh had called
at her house and she had given him $50 bill he took
the BILL and he did so said do not intend to black
mail any one, but II inc laues WISH W make o pres
eDt it is all right"
of Aug 20 as shown by the botLer." Capt. McCusgh
left the Gas y. and returned at G20
n M He remained in the stationhou until lO:i0 y.
and then went In company with Sergeant Schultz
returning at 1918 a. M, and going TO bed Sergeant
schultz testified that he accompanied Capt. MoCulagh
until "a a. M and that they did not visit Mrs Mouries
house he had then left the accused at
and Broadway in company with Sergeat James OF the
lid District Court Sergeant James tested that ne
accompanied Capt. MoCulagh thence to the station
house and him enter.
The further hearing Of the was at this point ad
iourned until tomorrow at I'm.
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NINE. NELSON'S WELCOME.
RECEPTION BY THE ARcADIAN CLUB.

RECEPTION BY THE ARCADIAN CLUB.
The parors of the Arcadian Club were
transformed into bower OF and pictures last even
ing 10 grace the reception Of Nine. Nilsson The arches
were hidden under thick banks OF evergreen ana MOWERS
which gave delightful fragIncs TO the air. Pictures
nv Beard. DE Haas, Moran. Richards, Magrath. and
Others in occasion by the artist members OF
the CLUB. covered the walls Prominent among those
was portrait OF the evenings guest. The company
that gathered greet her showed that the number OF
her admirers large TO be entertained by any one
club; it emphatically crowd. AT 10 p. NJ
the hour when she was 10 DO presented
,hare was no such thing as motion position gained
WAS perforce retained Among those present we're
Charles Bradlaugh the English reformer Bret Harte
Parke Goodwin, Judge Brady, Judge Alker sig cam
nanlni, Wleniawski. sAnnie Louise Cary Ihomas LIS
gIear Ell. Moran Miss Henrietta Boebe. Dr. aud Mrs
Doremus Claude Burroughs. Mrs. Gusger. Miss Dras-
an John T. Daily, l.. Israel-, Miss M. Louise Claws0n
pauline Canisss Harry Beckett. T. c. King.
Mi-. Aata,nette Hsune. aud w. u. fuesa,
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THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

TREATY WITH THE UNITED STATES FAVORED
KING LUNALMo DANGEROUSLY HL-MAUNA LoA
ACTIVE.
HONOLULU, Sept. 6, via SAN FRANCISCO, Sept.
ls.-The Kings Government has arrived at the concu-
sion that the highest interests Of the country to
conclude treaty with the United States on the
basis OF the cesson Of Pearl River Harbor. The
King has ordered his Minister OF Foreign Affairs
10 notify the United States Minister that he tine KING
ia ready to negotiate such treaty. The foreign and
tive population generally favor the project King Lu
nalilO is dangerously Ill.
The volcano Maunaloa is I'm state OF eruption. II
can be than 100 miles distant and uminates
the whole island.
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THE YELLOW FEVER PLAGUE.

THE DISEASE SPREADING IN MEmPHIS-SANlIARf
MEAsURES-A DAY OF FASTING AND PRAYER
SIXTEEN DEATHS IN TwENIY-FOUR HOURS.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
MEMPHIS, Sept 1S.-The exodus from the
city still continues Trains all the railroads depart
fully laden with terrorstricken people The criminal
court adjourned this morning, its officers having Joined
the hegra. New cases Of fever are reported IN
all parts Of the city, showing that tho disease
as spreading and is no longer confined to the low
grounds near Wolf River The life associations have
between and 30 persons busily engaged in attending
the SICK and il is hoped many Of the cases will re-
cover. The burning Of coal tar, and the free
escape OF coal gas from the street lamps at
night, which has been practiced as sanitary
measure, is being continued tonight Tomorrow, by
proclamation OF the Mayor. will be observed as DAY
fasting prayer to the Almighty that tho scourge
may speedily depart from midst. Sixteen deaths
from yellow fever reported for the twenty-four
hours ending to-day.
NO MORE NURSES OR PHYSICIANS NEEDED AT
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GUARANTEED.
NEw-0RLEANs, Sept. 18.-The Howard Asso-
citation Of this city In receipt Of dispatch from one OF
ITS physicians at Shreveport stating that no more ply
sicians or nurses than duty there are re
CURED The Association believes that the generous
contributions received by them from all parts OF tn
country up 10 date. Will DO sufficient 10 pay all ex
penses incurred,
Natchez has been quaraDtned against all tho outside
world.
COMMUNICATIONS wTH SHREVEPORT AGAIN OPENED.
LITTLE Rock. Ark. Sept. ia letter from
Shreveport " The Gazette. dated yesterday. ssys tue
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FOREIGN NEWS.

TROUBLES OF THE TICHBORNE CLAIMANT.
THE COURT FoRBIDs HIS MAKING PERSONAL APPEALs
TO THE PUBLIC.
LONDON, Thursday. Sept IS, IT'S.
Chief-Justice Cockburn, at the close of the
hearing in the Tchborne case, yesterday. said II the
claimant his travels through the country repre-
senting himself as martyr 1t would be the duty OF INC
put stop to scandal by committing MIN 70
Jail Every Judge and juryman connected with tne case
had .been threatened with assassination Ver Si,
against the defendant should be brought IN Tne Oi
Justice warned the claimant that II he made an9tnen
speech OF appeal before the public ne WOMB ,p
imprisoned New revelations made every uay Oh o
trial, and the public interest in the case Increases
The Tchborno claimant has published an appear IN
which he states that the prohibition by the court OF
further speeches from him or solicitations OF au rO"
the public has cut off his supply OF funds'
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vHR MIDLAND RAILROAD AND THE HOUSE OF
GEORGE oPDYKE co.

vHR MIDLAND RAILROAD AND THE HOUSE OF
GEORGE oPDYKE co.
TO tie Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: We notice with surprise in your paper
OF this morning an editorial statement that our
yirm ia seriously compromised by the emoarraSsuehs
az the NewYork and oswego Midland Railroad Com
o.ny. suoh is not the fact. Our firm is abundantiy
able 10 meet all its obligations Any loss we may sus
tain from the financial complications OF me Ml1iaaan
Company we can readily and cheerfuy charge 20 prOut
and oss without affecting our Own financial postlon.
Nes York, Sept. Is, 1873 GEo OfDihh w.
(Messrs. Opdyke a. Co. are deceived II they
thought it strange that the public should regard the
bankruptcy of the road for which they have been
the bankers aud sponsors and of which their senior
partner is the President as seriously compromising
them. We shall be glad if they weather the crisis;
but house far stronger and more trusted than that
of Opdyke 81 Co. has just gone down because II
honorably stood by the road whose bonds 1t had IN
duced its customers TO take.-Ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-19
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON ID. C., Thursday. sept 1880 p. m.
Svnopsis for the past hoenlv-fOur hours.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON, ID. C., Thursday. sept. lS-I:3O D. m.
synopsis for the past hoenivfonr hours
The storm center on Wednesday afternoon
over Southern Minnesota has moved northesstward ana
IN canada IL was accompanied by brisk and high winds
generally cloudy weather, and rain areas over the
North West and lake REGION over whloh sections the
winds have Veered to westerly and north westerly ana
diminished in force the pressure mas dnnished some
what oyer the South Atlantic and Gun states, WIN
generally cloudy weather and rain and gentle ana IRE sh
norhesst to southeast winds which nave increased To
nigh over Southern Florida the temperature mas Ialoh
from the Missouri Valley 20 Michigan but risen over the
Nav England and Middle states aud lower lakes
Probabilities.
On Friday, for New England fresh and OCCASIONAL
brisk winds veerng 10 west and norlhwes lower tenn
nerature, and clear partly cloudy weather !,
FOR he Middle States and iocer lake region fe,h and
occasiounI brsk ucnds pserag 10 tofa and north peL
Io,r tsaperdfure partly cloudy weather and possibiy
I0ht RAIN ercSpi The southern portion or
fhs ooast vhert easteriy r'sds d"d "g" RAIN arc Do'
able. 81, s,.,.. ..., -, ,,.
For the South Atlantic aud QUIZ States east OF tno
Ms,sppi cloudy weather, rain, ana nOfhefJ I'd east
e,y winds increasug In force IN tho latter south oi
which a disturDsaos vi sope caatsctef 40" exi']'
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A PENNSYLVANIA STATE GRANGE ORGANIZING

READING, Sept. 18.-Twenty-fve Masters of
Oranges and 200 other members including rs ladies Of
the order Of the Patrons Husbandry in Pennsylvania
met 10 Brenesers Hall here this forenoon TO organize
State Grange. ]. Wilkinson OF Iowa, State Deputy
called the meeting to order in brief address, which
he cOunseled the exercise Of Judgment IN the selection
OF the committees and State oBcers State Deputy r.
II Thomas OF Mechanicsburg appointed Chairman
Of the Committee the Constitution, and W. H. Rein
lart Of Monroe County Secretary. t A. Thompson OF
hnnesota lecturer Of the National Grange ary ed this
evening Nine counties are represented.
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THE SPANISH REPUBLIC.

ARMS FOR THE GOVERNMENT FoRCEs-THE iNsUR-
GRNTs ACTIVE.
MADRID Thursday, Sept 10. 1873.
The Minister of War has been authorized by
the Cortes 10 receive $4,000 Remington rifles rendered
by the public for by the Government forces.
The Intransgentes in Seville attacked party OF Re-
publican recruits The latter resisted and several we're
killed.
The insurgent men-of-war from CartaRena effected
landing at Agulas and pilaged the and suburbs
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stage line has commenced running again between tina
place and munroe; slso that the mats have been 70
sumed A few new cases have bean reported A fears
OF the fever reaching here have subsidized
rHE MORTALITY IN SHREVEPORT
SHREVEPORT, Sept. 1S.-The following inter
ment were made to-day: Myer Hersch, Geo Gnime
(coloredj. Margaret Ouohner, VIM Alexander (coored,
Benj Hanlor. f. Hommel. Henry Prescott, Simon Drey
fus, Bryan McClntoc Frank Ross colored). L. Schmidt
L. Landreth Robert McMichae Sarah Norris (colored)
IL H. Lee, J. Borham. Il. H. Ladd, II. g. Palmer, r.
milward. L. Hsusen Kate OFT. and ]. b. Currier
Total, n.
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CONDITION OF THE CROPS IN ILLINOIS.

JACKSONVILLE, Ill.,, Sept. 1s.-Reports re-
ceiysd At the Office Of the National Crop Reporter from
70 Of lo2 counties in this State under date OF Sept u.s.
give the average condition OF the crop at present
At st per cent below last year All the counties in the
central and northern portions of the State report
frost at various times from the sth TO the
18th inst but in only county Of damaging nature
Tie southern and ryer counties speak OF
tie pastures as severely damaged by drouth roots In
many cases being utterly destroyed Light scattering
rains have fallen in some Of the central westerly and
northern counties but not extensive enough 70 suord
needed relief
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A REMARKABLE MUTINY.

THE CREW OF AN UNsEAwORTHY SHIP REFUSE TO
CONTINUE EN- VOYAGE IN HER AND PUT THE CAP
TAIN IN IRONS.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 1S.-Advices from AUX
land, New-Zealrnd states that the American ship VIM
Tapscott from EnGerbury Island for Queenstown with
a cargo Of grain, arrived at Wellington. New-zeaand
July 49, leaking She was under the charge OF
King, the chief officer, tho captain being
IN irons, wounded in the knee by
gunshot Ther officers and crew were convinced that
the ship was rot in condition to sail around Cape
Horn and they asked the captain TO sail to the nearest
port Tee latter declined TO do So and the
officers and mutinied. The captain cut
down two OF the with outlass, but
he was overpowered ironed, and placed in
a cabin. During the night he got the irons off, cut
through the cabin and got deck Here he was again
assaed by the men, when he struck the second mate
with the face. The mate fired five shots at the
captain one OF which took effect the knee, and he was
again secured. The vessel leaked badly when it lett
Hawaii, about two months ago.
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ARREST OF NORTON, THE ASCENDING FoRdER'
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 18.-NOrton, the forger'
now In prison here arrested last night al maryS
Vhe Ind IS miles from here He had $500 on MS per
SOD the amount obtained nom the German Savings
h&Dk He very retcent, and would toll nOthInR ~
sas 400 obtained Of the Farmers and DroYsIs bdoA'
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Speridl NoIires
Good Goycrnment for the City OF New-York.


Rooxs OF THE REFORM ASSOCIATION. !
BvEkErr HoUss 4rH'Avs., BET l7rH ASD lsrHsr')
HONESTY AND CAPACITY and Politics. IN CITY AFFAIRS
Tn. Committee on Reorganization have selected the following citizen
10 supervise enrolment in all the districts Of the city Books WI
onen dis evening for ell the polling places OF last election
d hss ar invited 10 cooperate ani delegates the EIeeu
tive and Peoples Nominating Convention TO the end a
honest independent and competent men may be elected ~ cay an
county 'm'e' COMMITTEE on REORGANIZATION.
OSWALD OTTBNDORFBR, PATRICK McbLkOf
K W. TOWNSEND, NN. II. NELSON.
JACOB SCHOkNHOF bbNy. D. SIZE hoaH'
PETER DoLAS ~ JOIN BhlA I'm AIMS
MYRR STERN JOHN FOLEY.
RIM Y BgEKMAN JOHN d. WILLIAMSON,
GEORGE HOFFMAN.
Chairman Executive COMMITTEE.
FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
EDWARD BURKE, G69RGR a. BAsSEf'
SINIIRI = RvhRETT PATRICK MILAN.
THOMAS WILLIAMS, JAMES FITZGERALD
L. J. CALLAHAN I n2HSs IL uS SAtA"h'
LOUIS H KssIssh' EDWARD DUNE
asiSoasrtsrs Vanderbilt House
SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRiGo
THOMAS mcGRATH. WILLIAM y. DASBRRT,
ANDREW ). WHITE. MICHAEL FOLEY
WIN n KAVANAGH r.. A HERzBBbG.
IoHy pIHLAN PETER DUNN
t SSosd f1s sFTRRfiSeRR MICHAEL Rowan.
NORRIS MOLoSBr. Th0MAS AARTiS'
ROXY KENNEDY EDWARD CoPPERs,
HUGH OkBlLL,
Headquarters, III Chatham.st .
THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
wN n ROONEY FRANCIS ACQUIRE.
WM I. A. HART THOMAS MDLLhAN,
PHILIP IIERIICH CHAS. T. BENEDICT
N p WRsT j. NJ. TBRWlLLIGRR,
JAMES A. EARLY, THOMAS KIN
NICHOLAS MURPHY, WM. W. WHITE
THOMAS ROE CHAS BATHAAN,
HENRY KRUGER, MI bOlD:
HENRY PATTERSON, BIZ HUNTER
X PANsING HUGH MOORE,
CHAS. CONrOIT,
Headquarters, NORRIS corner Phnce and klrsbethss.
FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
HANS POWELL N. d.. DENIS ONElLL.
PHILIP LYONS FRANCIS J. HAWKS
RDHARD L. CAREY JEREMIAH QUiNLAN,
PHILIP DUCBY, MICHAEL GRADY,
JAMES r. DOUGHRRTY, THOS. CANTON.
THOMAS GROGAk, ROBkRr TAYLOR
MARrIa CROSS, BENJAMIN CRANE,
HANS LAWSON, JAMES MULLldAN,
X NEwIrrBR, JOHN A MlrCHBLL,
N J. POWERS, JAMES MURRAY.
Headquarten 1875 East BrosdsaN
tIPrH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
ARTHUR DELANEY DAviDs PAldR
JOHSJ JONkS. RkNRY HUGHES.
GEO. BLAIR. GEO. W. WHbLPLEI
LUX Y. GitlMkA W. W. ADAMS,
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LATEST SNIP NEWS.
I For other Shin Becs see Second Pa1,.i

For other ship Be,rs see Second Pa1s.i
ARRIVED.
Ship Derby Ger Huneken, Hamburg 30 ds With empty pero-
teum barrels
CetOra Au Farnovieh Cork az lays in bal
Bark Giuseppe Rocco Qall Polio. Belfast - lays IN ballast
Bark SampO ns.) Stenmann, Belfast Aug D, 10 ballast Is an
cbOred at s. w. Spit for orders.
Nellie Jordan Jacksonville Ia days with yello" pine
sCHOoakks-RiyER CoAsrViss
Riyerlsle Gloucester. Elizabeth B, Newport.
d. Webster. Me- London. Jas. DVerty. Providence.
BELOW.
Brig GuEielrno 0tsll Caaero from Marseles July 10.
SAILED.
Steamships Westphs for Hamburg CITY OF BROOKLYN FOR Liver
pool for Havana Herman livingston Tor oaSaLaah
Carolina for ChsOn Isaac Belt Tor Norfolk sc, ShPs
Jacob A. Stamer for Antwerp. Blea Austin toE LONDON.
WIND-Smset. Light s. Y. clear
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COUNT DE CHAMBoRD's ATTITUDE.

A NOTEWORTHY CONCESSION TO THE PEOPLE AN
TICIPATED.
PARIS. Thursday, Sept Is, 1879
A declaration is expected shortly from Count
ChambOrd acknowledging the right of the people TO
share in the Government of the nation and consentng to
the settlement OF the future constitution OF France by
National representatives.
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CATTLE MARKET.

B.LrpoaE Sent I9-CArrLK-Rtal trade slow best grades %
lover verJ on tosy jaS6 70 that generg rated h
quality Slasj; medium good fair qaiity IS 25g5i Receipts
Hoo. in fair demand fed So 759s7 IS .der So 5Oo
So IS. Receipts 1854 heal ..
SgExP shade extra 1880 Receipts.
hsal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-19

SKfNSEROn Monflv Sept Is at the residences Of
brother No. 1872 Eiopsoe b. Rev. John W. Sarrs'
Charles PorsburE Miss Marion skinner M Of BookIn'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rochester Sept 10. by the Rev Dr.
Taylor Brooklyn Miss Kate Huntingdon daughter En nnAs
esq the Rev Jas Monroe Taylor OF South Nof"alN Conn.,
M,cWHNyIR- SCOFIELD-Ou THURSDAY Sept 49, the residence
parents b. the Rev Lyman abbott ofCorn"aonhe
hudson Wallace MaeWhnn M d. to H. Adele only daushter Of
J. L. Scoeeh, esq No cards.
SRGS-AMDON-Se II at the residence o. the brides parents
Deer6e Mas b. Rev Buckingham Margaret Amdon 10
Bdwar1 Constant Seguin Of heS-fork.
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THE STATE or TRADE
DOMRsTIC MARKETS.

NswORLs.ss sept IsFOur-toca snail Treble RStrl 50 @
Porn DALI Mes 81 DrJ Sailed Meats anr salaes
De- Whisky dull lower Louisiana 96c Cincinnati u o.
Other articles unchanged unsettled Jar Cookies
failure New YORK Sight ., premium. Gold. liz.
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The Great Remedies for Consumption. Wasting and ndges
ton are Savoy PASCREArC ENULON PAscREA
Medical who have made special study testify MAT M Is
appetite also strength ana weight
increased digestion greatly promoted impaired aud the
the body improved By its sold bottles by
SAyoRr MOORE Chemists the Qaeen. H. r. H. the Pnnce OF
Wales His ghnes the Kheve Of Egypt Sci lj New BOND St
all Chemists Druggists Srekeepers throughout tue
States and trade each bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-19

The Russian Yapor Baths, 25 East Pourht have recently
enlarged rehd decorated throughout leaving nothing omit
slightest contribute the health pleasure
comfort the For the Of Colds aud Rheumatism they
unequaed.
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TILE STEAMER TuscARORA.

POgT TOWNSEND. w. T., Sept. 10. - The
Uuted States sounding steamer reached here
yssAsdAy. al well