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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-02
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.

WEDNESDAY. APRIL 2 A..
Mails Europe Queenstown and Liverpool per HtAnn
Nevada close at m. No Supplementary Mails steamship SAILS
At 9 3. m, from Pier No. ~ n. X
Pr,sSap Closed Mail is sent bv this Line =,
Mails Tor the direct via Bremen by the steamship
America u NJ Steamship sails At D. m from oo' OIL ihu
IT. hoboken
Mails for RuroDe Plymouth CheTbOur and HabuR ner steam
SHIN Hammopa Supplementary Mail on fle 1901 OF
Third-st Hoboken closed at p IN steamship sails AT H. no"
foot Of Third-st Hobokep 49,.
A Pusuan Closed Mail s sent bv this line
Mails p and Havana per steamship Sy o. nenaa
Supplementary Mail on fle No. j. N H. eOSed
1850 D. IN. Steamship sails at , D m
" FRIDAY. April T.
Halifax ~ S. closed al the NeTlOrh fostOnoe every
day a Q. m and goes via Boston , Or - n
Mails Tor close the New York PostOmoe every
da al m Steamship from Portland Ne. on SATURDAY at
n Due YOrk Friday, At -. 40,
Letter postage Indies except when going direct n
10 cents each which must DO prspsl
SATURDAY. APRIL s.
and Queenstown and Liverpool ~
Atlantic close at a. No Supplementary naL
Steamship sails iron White star Dock ra'OhA fefry
NAE Tor Great Brt,In and the Continent Europe via Southampton
sna Bremen per steamship Weser close at N Supplementary
Mail Of Third Hoboken at steam
ship at 2 .. m, from foot Of Thiri.st hoboken
A Prusiln closed Mail sent bF
deposited in Supplementary Mails mus be prepaid Win
Mail, tor France direct via and HAve per steamship ST.
Laurent will close $3.50 Steamship ais al I'1 H. IRON
Pier so N k. =. =,
Mails for Panama Apuwa Central American and South Ps
eSc ports steamship Rising Star, close at steam
chip Sails a " NJ. from Pier No. u N. X
West steamship City OF Hononi close w.
steamship sails al D. from Pier No. % T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-02
DECIsIoNs-APRIL /.

Court of Appeals.--The People. appellants agt. w.
C. Stephens ct az re,pOndenGAppesl dismissed with Alice H..
Dufttn admnsTaI appellant, Philip Wilmer
Judehnt reversed aud trial granted costs 70 abide the event
Philip justice respondent W. Lang Appellant
yegsad granted abide Nathan
Iories respondent sg Edward Mead al
reversed and declaring that
tilted without costs to ether partg judgmeat to be settled by
I'd Is. .PIoutT respondent,
short SOntbern Michigan Railroad Com AppelAn-Or.
der reversed John NJ Moran AL respondent pgL
L. Case odaea by striking the
shs TO h claim Of the DOs and thus modified Affirmed with
costs Haonel Bsnt 81 JerseV Cy appellants james
H. Ldeh respogisnt, Annie Taen, GinnraE respondent
JAe Phpps a. Appesntsj Aaron Degaw respondent
Jsre H. BlnJore aSpesn ii adgment affirmed win John
Whitaker, snnsraior ct aL appellant sgt MAY Whittier,
aA,um satK fespondeut-Jrrnt OF Supreme Court And decree
of surrogate and pToceedhes reunited with dec-
cons 10 the Surrogate 'dsaov the CLAIM Of respondent
In he note Of damed without
ether PARTY Hatch erecuhI ag John w Hatch
tf modified the the
modified stimed, without
psrty odfment to setted By Judge Gos VIM H. H. Hyde,
ceiver eap0alent John ~ Fns e appelant re-
ycfsr afd neg m anta costs 20 abide The event The People
rel Prrrb hl-afan tpnent 80 JNmes W. hthhhry tponu
tfnl oTIticl ~ We erhtib aug lhst
DE ,rIst,f en jug elected The o0fA Of Collector
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-02
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or EkW-f0RK. ...........,.'......'.AfRiL !.
CLEARED
Steamship Csstala OBJ. Butler Liverpool Henderson Bros
Steamship Rector HewBedfor Ferguson NoSi
Dearborn. SayAnnah Ga Murray Ferns TO-
steamship DBL. Smith. Glasgow Henderson Bros
Charleston s. c. H. X Morgan 20
philadelphia LOrAd Steamship Co.
Steamship Bristol, Wslsee Philadelphia
Steamship Nevada (Brl Rosth, Liverpool Williams Guoo
Steamship Neptune, Baker. Boston II. =. Dmock.
Barb I. X Weldon. Colson Havana &c james Wsrd Co.
BARK Surden Wood Cieningos for orle, Miller Hc1ghoa
BARK Ldkof (Nor) Knudseu GOtenbug Tetens Boekminn
Bark Marion (Br) Browne LIVERPOOL Bird, Perkins Job
Bar Laura tGer.l, Wiiusen. BremeR. II. koop Il Co.
BARI CeoeHa QtsL), Conrad Palermo. Sgobel Day.
Castle. Jewett, Yokohama Saer x Lvernore
Bark Monitor Bston Genoa, RAbSn ChauneeI
Brig A. Kennedy HA Cardnas and nagus s. c. Loud Co.
Bhg Ranneys (BT Hehent Gibraltar for orers Geo. r. Bailey
ARRIVED.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood Charleston, with mde
10 II. r. Morgan Co
steamship san Jsno Hazard Savannah, with mdse and TO
r. GARRISON
Bari Atlantic (Norl Jacobsen u DAYS. with
T. Anderson. Brandt. Havana March e. with
GTds Norl Bneksen. Iarsgona - dAyt with vine ke
K.nAk Allan hAtAuIAs II dAys with
Ruth of Maitland, N Jerror Arroyo r. IL days, viii
sug moAsses and coffee.
with molssses .
Big A. jenkins of Swausea Robert Palermo 81 days with fruit
Big WILDER of st. John ~ Mundsy Gardens days with
sugar. -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-02
GorporaIlon Notlres.
CORPORATION SALE OF REAL ESTATE

CORPORATION SALE OF REAL ESTATE
~ snd LEASES or FERRY FRANCHISES.
Public notice hereby given that the Commissioner Of the Sinking
Pud the CITY will Offer for sale Public Auction
TUESDAY, APRIL ~ 1873 noon the Exchange salesroo No.
Ill Broadway the CITY Of HewYort the following Real EstAte be.
longing 10 the Corporation Of the CITY Of Newton:
kno a. No
Premises known a. No. 352 West Thirty anhst
Premises Known No. 50 Springs
No. ~ LfOnAnl-s-
Building land side Of Avenu. between Sixteenth
Seyeseenthsts. known ~ the Eighteenth Ward Market
Full deeds will be gwen ell purchasers thogrsphc
maps the above real obtained at the once
% and alter tho 10th Of April IeIt
T0T' ALSO
SEALED BIDS will be received be publicly opened Comp
Of 10 from May 1919 Of the ono~Sr Ferries Ferry
Franchises:
Perry established from foot Of HousonL H. r. EsrYori TO
foot of Grand st. Br1oklFu. n. II.
FerJ established foa foot OF GAndsL foo. Of
Grindtt, BrNoklyn H. ~.
Peny established Of Ninety ecOsd r. r. to Asors
Long Illsn1 .....
Perry paese established foot Of Blrcy N
r. 10 HOboksb. SrWJeffy.
teue FsrTy Franchise established from Of
N. r., 10 foot of st., New Jsrsrr.
The made the requirements relative
70 Ferries guaOn ordnsnoes,
hereafter fon tine to time be made passed hy Common
Council state Leg aiture
BID, be sdlsl the undersigned and Iniosed Bids foi Fsuy
ffanelise-"
reject deemed The interest Of the City Of
hegio reserved by the Commissioner Of The SsHg Pant
ANDREW II. GREEN,
b.. Conn roller
CotOuoUsrs once. Men CeusiS CouIsa.a AIrsh a. i1 M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-02

..d ., taking the OATH S@' q, sXss %, Z. -.
msindsr for which be- v. elected ana snss' oo
70 ethe, party a. against the other Henry su1dam pesssn' az
John smis appellant. Jerome Berger rsspenan' AZ me
appellant John O. Berger respondent sg The sane
MeCrOnY respondent, sst The pRs.n Em snnua.n,
ssI sane appellant VIM KowsnhOve respondent. ss. Tue
Koweahoven nspondent AT ne same sp
p.n Andrew RYDER respondent act John sun's TSs.'S,r
ps lanes respondent art The sane appellants James
Breie repopnt at appellants Oliver RYDER respondent
AIT Thu same appellant WIN. j. RYDER. respondent EL LUG
same snneIlapt Ntmss Coe respondent agt Inc sane
appellant Ahm VOORHEES, respondent sgt The sane appean
n5gmen, Affirmed with Geo w. Meios respondent aet Jo
sish H. baker affirmed with costs Benz sbesmsn
APPELLANT agt Joseph strauss repondentAppeai dismissed WIN
costa Amsa o. Miller appellant aet james Adams
Judgment an Moody agt The same. appellant
missed hout costs Day al respondent agt Hiram Poo
granting trial affirmed and Judgment sosoue
az papuG Wm Newman, respondent agt Elias Frost app.
liant Judgment Affirmed In the petition OF freae
ck W. Wari order served as to assessment
winse Pospectave and for reversal Of the assessment i9r
paving and grading street from fhsVe to Snh9v John ae
KNIGHT respondent g Charles Deyn appellant reversed
granted costs 70 ABIDE the event haa myer. l
trr appellant a DeMieu respondents imrne
with Mary o. H. Stoneman respondent aSt me 'e M
Company appeanSame decision Robert H. Drake individually
and appellant AT Fanny Gilmore and Others, RESPOND
eps, The People Alexander Oswald and another rrpoen
Sg Thomas Taylor Assos APPELLANTS John h9shf re-
spondent g Charles ~ Randall eIecno &c sPpeAh-'g"en'
hnned with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-02
cALBYDARs-rsp DAr.

uxtrzn ST .rks DsrRlcr CouKT-IS ADsIRALTr
"a R.ker Of al at Snip Chill 49, Fuller agt Seamiug WI
U.n WaIl,h OmiBg
81. Willard ag. Schr T. J. Lock Hheroy 81 a. sgt o"'P ~
wood. cage
70. .Nicterson sgt. SteAmtuE
srpRx.E ouRr-Cg,sppRs-PAScHKH "opens At 10 Cal
49, epdar called al u IN.
ala T.xIor art HoehkisG 276.. Bntton agt Breton
30 In an matter on Manhattan FlaherY Fsherty
La Co 2gl. .warring art Gompers
M.KIsx CorT-TEIlL TEEx-PARr -CURTs "opens and cal
endsr csled at 10 a m.
1897. West ag. Silber. :.
oxxvp. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. J-1homas Lane. Michael Nc
Charles oey Charles
meBde bious assault William Young Thomas Carter
hn,glsr Henri Iowenn Thorn, Robert Goh grand Jar
cens John nes Russell larceny from the person. Solomon
Norlen, Ferdinand Biesehofski, false pretenses -
CouET or APpg,IS-Nos 8 9. 10. H. l7I u, s. and 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-02
Proposals
NEw.YoHK CEsrKAL AND HrpsOS RIVER X. r.,
CHIKP BSGIsEEK's OFFICE, ALBANY, March IS, 1913
lTICE 40 GONTRA GHORS.-PROPOS Is


EEwYoRK CENTRAL HrDsoS RIVER K. R,l
CHRP BSGIsEEKs OFFICE, ALBANY, March l8, 1873. !
NOTICE TO C0NTRACT0RS.-PR0P
IN will be received until THURSDAY April 10 at ocoeh for
The GRADING and MASONRY for TWO ADDITIONAL TRACKS
Hpon rrosd Of this Company between Albany and
Buffalo.
The will be divided Iso sections and proposals be submit
ted for he entire work upon sections for the grading
masonry separately. .
The Company the right to reject any all proposals. II
deemed for It's interest TO do. ~.
Ample security fulslIment Of contract will be demanded
amer Ed
ERSDAY March for the First Division (Absny syrieuse
Office OLA c. Wurtele, Division Engineer Exchange Baing
Albany and for the Second Division Syracuse TO Bufao Of the ONCE
ofWliam A. Haven Division Engineer Rochester
Proposals be incd 10 sealed en,eopes ndoed Proposals
for New Tracks and addressed to the underged At Albany
CHARLBsH FISHER, Chief Engineer
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- the SCHOOL TRUSTEES OF the TENTH WARD, at the oee
CLARK Of the Board Of Public Instruction Grand and
Desks and other Furniture required for
the primary school building Ludlowst. Dne.yst
will the
Steam Heating ApparAtss for said school.
Plans specifications be The Office OF the Superintendent
Of School Buildings lf6 Grands, third floor.
Two sponnbe and approved surees viii be required from each sue
oessfnl bidder.
Proposals will not be considered unless sureaes are named
The Trustees the night to reject all Of the proposals
offered. AL0NZ0 TRUkSDKLL,
GEORGE I. PATTERSON,
EDWARD j. KNIGHT,
SYLVESTER D.. NOLAN,
CHARLES GAUSSMAN,
Board Of School Trustees. Tenth Ward
Dated EewYort March 3e 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-02
E5sEE!llasE IldII SlglIIs|

The BRsT and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC introduced For
the relief Of Indigestion General Debv and Loss Of Appetite IL 10.
valuable for Ia panty BY The fooi Journal Arthur HUI
IAssa NJ. D. WentvorA l.. Hco, ESQ.,. " G. s.. r. A. \ L..
~ IL A., kc sah by6rOeeps Olmsa and Chemists In large
bollea, al - each. Beuar Of limitations Prepared By
81. GO0DALL, BACkHOuSE Co.
Leeds England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-02
nINIATuRk ALMAhAi,.

sun 5 b:l6 hOoo
DSy-as
sspa, Hoos 28 900 Hell Gate Peuy. laS
HsH wATEB n.
Sand, Hoo. Gov. Island eO6 Hell Gate FerT E35
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-02
furniture
Go Uhom II man Concern

OWNERS WANTED-By the Property Clerk,
" the following PROPERTY
Money Coffee Liquor Tea Watches Flannel shirts WAGON &C.
rTHE GENERAL AGENCY for the WORLD
EXPOSITION atVenna Austria established onJ
purpose providing suitable lodgings at reasonable prices but also
every comfort al those who will address themselves TO this
BTerything will he done entire Tn
Offices situated SCHOTTBsRIsG6 Vienna Prospectus
application. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-02
Notices of Bankrupttn.
MGrble ano Slate 1flantels.

A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
"A. ZiNG WORKS. ia and ID Eas EghteeaaG
MarbelIe Man Thing. Marble COunter Monuments
defy competition. Marble turning for the Irlle.
CTEWARTS SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
~ eegast designs Se work Of description MARBLE aaI
WOOD MANTELS T. h. SfEWAkr Co, 20 and 2g2 West
Tre ihr-st.. SeVehtbave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-02
DARIS.-AU COIN DE RUE.
sRUH NosTBSQUIBU.
&c. 49, 20, aud u. RUE DbS BONs bNFANASs
Near the Pslais Royal

DEGENT-ST, LON ON.-Commandlng
IL PREMISES With spacious plate gas, windows frontage
Of forty feet extensive and Sorkrooms Nhre
suited Depot Of Colonial Produce
BaBi or any other purpose Apply 70 hesA ALI hn'
and LOYBJ0Y. Chanoery-ane, London England
TIHE LARGEST VALENTINE MAN
i TORY IN THE WORLD--TIIB LONDON LACE FhrEh AM
VALENTINE co MPANY, wholesale and export Ststlon0
Christmas NewYesrs Stationery BookmarS shop eke
Valentine makers supplied with every matefl of o uue
Looking Glass and stone Ornaments Inc Dr
WOOD Co. l9 2g and Strand London W. G., Manuicoy
Shippers supplied Wholesale and Export price lists sent
application
TO AMERICANS VISITING LONDON
Americans wishing spend short time In London eomior'ioT
and economically may secure FURNISHED HOUSES APART
MRSTs arrival at rents varying from x to to
Der week By application to sYDESHAM WATSON Auconeer aud
Real Estate Agent q Inverness road Raysvsier London.
H quarters and careful attendance and complete sats
faction guaranteed Refer by permission to w Stman ESQ.,
"VISITORS TO ENGLAND"
FIELA'S ELECTRO SILVER PLATE,
Useful and Ornamental for the Table, &e.
4, the BEST QUALITY At the LOWEST PRICE. All the Newest
- Designs and Greatest Novelties
Tea d Coffee Services. Kettles. Urns. BperEnes e,
C,bdelabra Egg and Toast Stands,
TIA KNIVES.
Fish Knives and Forks Dessert Knives and FORKS, -,
Silver Plste, Forks Spoons and Cutlery.
D.eount for cash % CHEAPSlDB, CITY.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-09
The Carpenter Scandal.

To tie Editor Of the Globe If Senator
Carpenter's character Is attacked from
malicious motives as his friends assert,
why instead of resorting to the roundabout
process of defense by procuring exculpa-
tory letters from parties who may or may
not know much about the matter, does he
not take the the direct course of sueing his
assailants for libel A responsible party
has made not only on him, but on a lady
whom, if his statement be tue he should
delight to Defend most serious charge
His proper course If the charge is false Is
to show it to be so in open court in an ac-
lion for damages Many men would so
even further, they wodld on having the
character of lady who had been placed IN
their charge aspersed by an editor, demand
of him an instant rctraction, and on its be-
ing refused. would thrash him within an
inch of his miserable life. The Senator
failure to defend the lady's honor, and his
evident solicitude for himself rather than
for her is presumptive evidence that she
was no lady at all, and that the assertions
of the New York Tribune concerning then
STAY ut Long Branch are true.
Rutland, Dec. 9th. NR1rE.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-09
GLOBE TUESDAY MORNING DECEMBER o 1878

many of the, men being on shore, without
delay started for Santiago de Cuba One of
his first acts was to compel the Spaniar(ls
to remove the American flag from the place
on the deck of the Tornado where II had
been thrown about and trampled upon for
days more Like rag than flag. He also
compelled the governor of Santiago to fur
nish him with Ave copies of the official pro-
ceedings in regard to the trials-onc for
himself, one for his commodore, one for
the American government, one for the
British, and the remaining one for the
American commodore" When conclud-
ing his story, Mr. Coffin assured the re-
porter that the Spanish authorities some
how seemed to have no respect for the
American government, and do not hesitate
on the slightest pretcxt to insult the Ameri-
can flag.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-09
4sailrnads.
VERMONT CENTRAL. AND RUT-
LAND RAILROADS.

' LAND RAILROADS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON and after Monday, Dec. Sth, ISIS, trains
WIN run as follows, Sundays excepted:
GoISG SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Rutland at 1850 and 3:a0 H. H., and l2:lo
ANA i:l1 p. N.
MAIl.-Leaye Oglcnsburg at 1920 p. a., st
Adams at d:2O n. M, Burlington at $40 Il. ln
Port Henry at $50 a. m, Rutland AT 1910 p. m.
Bellows Falls AT 2:3O p. IN. arriving nj New Lon,
uoll AZ ':5O p M, connecting with steamer FOR
NEW YORK EXPREss.-Leavcs st Adams at
~" .. u, ~, burlington lo;O5 Il. M. arriving In
NlGHT EXPRESS oydensburg at 70
NJ Montreal 1870 pm, st. Albaus 1:20 p.ln. Bur-
lngtOn 9;l0 p. H., Rutland l2:5I It, NJ Bellows
tails '21 a. IN. arriving ut NcW London at ll:l5
H. H.
MINED TRAIN.--Lcaves Burlington at 2:on r.
m, ulrlyln. I'm Rutland AT 1900 y. m. Leaves
Rutland al SEQ a. H., Brllows Fails G35 H. IN.
accommodation train, IRVING al New London
MINED TRAlN.-Leaycs Rutland at 5:o0 p. m.
l'r bellows rails and liraltlehuru.
GoISG NORTH.
Leaves Rutland at l;43 and $40 a. H., ana 2:2O
and h:O5 p. IN.
MAIL.-Ieaves New London at $500 a. M.
Springfield 500 a. M, Boston 1:30 a. M, Bellows
rails ll;i5., Rutland $3.50 p. H., for Port Henry
Burlington st. Adams, Montreal and Ogdens-
burg.
EXPRESS-Leayes Rutland at s.o5 n. ,n.
arriving al Port Henry al 500 p. m, Adams al
H:25 p. IN.
NIGHT EMPRESS. Leaves New Iondon a,
20 D. ~, springfield az sl0 D. M, connecting
with train leaving New York al $500 D. IN, Bel
lows FAN, ll.20 p. m, connecting with train
leaving Boston At $3.50 =. H., Rutland l:43, for
BURLINGTON, 81. Alhuus, Montreal Ogdcnsburg
ana the west.
MINED TRAIN. Leaves Rutland at $40 a. m.
for burlington, 81. Nhan-, 81. John, and Ma
lone. \. \.
MINED TRAlN.-LeaVes Bellows Falls at 1870
a. M, arriving Ia Rutland az 920 n. m
ACCOMMODATION.-Lca New London AT
$40 a. NJ. Bellows Fails $50 p. m. arriving In
Rutland at ll:O0 p. IN.
Trains leave Burlington going east for Mont
pellcr, &c AT G:hi "A. No. 1920 p. H. and 1850 p. m.
Trains leave Bellows Falls going north, ion
White River Junction, 6c., at $50 a. m ana
ll;5O am, and $3.50 and ll:2O p. m.
CoNNECrIONs.-At Rutland with Rensselaer, Il
Saratoga and Harlem Extension Railroads; at
Fellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad; at South
Vernon with Connecticut River Railroad.
:" sleeping cars are attached to night trains
between 81. Adams and Troy, and Burlington
and Boston. j. W. HOBART
81. Adams. VI, pee 1, 1873
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-09
On Wl:etting lp.'

Once you have fixed your hour for rising
keep to it with the more frmness because
of the difficulties to be overcome, for this
troublesome couch of ours contains in the
morning such an amount of magnetic fluid
that 1t keep us back, do not say against
our will, but with a not unplcasing force
which fastens us to the pillow. | acknowl-
edge we are now in the presence of our
most terrible enemy, and our pillow is that
enemy. When we would quit it in the
morning it luls us with the artful tones of
a siren, and caresses us with the utmost
tenderness. 1t seems to say, why leave mel
Are you not well off herey 1t is so cold out
of bed. There is but one way to secure a
victory, and that is a prompt, decisive act,
a military charge, jump out of bed Route
the enemy by vigorous sortle, and the
enemy is yours. When | meet a man who
has the courage to rise at an early hour
every morning, I straightway conceive u
high idea of the tirmnoss of his character.
- archbishop Of Rheims.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-23
Fires.

PHILADELPHIA, June GA fire at Point
Breeze, near League Island, this morning, dc
Stroycd TURNER'S stable ut the Point Breeze
TrotIiug Park But two horses Matte lyle and
Ncttic were saved from fourteen valuable trotr
tiers.
: New York, june pa Poughkccpsic let
ter states that serious fire has been raging
along the Hudson river for several days in the
woods, entailing considerable damage. The
rain of last night somewhat checked tho
flames
BUFFALO, N. Y, juno 23.-McConncll 4
Brothers canal stable GU Lock near Erlc street
was destroyed by fire at two o'clock this morn
ing Out of seventy horses u the stables, be-
longing to different parties fifty were consumed.
McConncll's loss $4,000 on which there Is
an insurance of $4,000. The fire was CAUSED
hV an incendlarY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-23
$40. 300 CASH GIFTS PAID IN FULL.
s,oo, 600 FOR ONLY TEN DOLLARS.

ENOUGH Of the 100 coo tickets issued for the
IA THIRD GRAND GIFT CONCERT, in
MD of the Public Library of kentucky, having
been sold to insure q full drawing, and the wish
having been universally expressed that the
1900 cash gifts offered should be drawn in full
ana paid in full without any scaling down, is
heretofore, the management, with the concur
renee of the trustees, have determined TO allow
ninety days more for the sale Of the remnant OF
tickets left on hand. The concer. and dIs!rlbu,
To Tuesday, July 5, 1873, on which day, and n"
other, they will positively and unequivocally
take place in Public Library Hall, Louisville
Kentucky.
AT this grand concert the following cash gifts
will hr distributed by lot and paid in full t. the
ticket holders who draw them: