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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-23
THE ONO CoLoRED CONVENTION.
DISSATISFACTION EXPRESSED WITH THE REPUBLICAN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ACTION APPROVED.

DISSATISFACTION EXPRESSED WITH THE REPUBLICAN,
PARTY-INDEPENDENT ACTION APPROVED.
CHMLICOTHE, Aug. 23.-The COlOred State
Convention assembled promptly in the City Hall az IL
O'Clock to-day Mr. Peter H. Clark OF Cincinnati called
the Convention to order and during his remarks he sand
he regretted that the call for the meeting had not
been to colored and their friends.
Among the prominent delegates present are the
Revs Toiver of ChillicOthe Peter II. Clark Of Cncn-
natl John Booker Of Columbus. Jno g. Weaver Of Ports
mouth and a number of Others Mr.. W. Ii. Jones of
Cincinnati was made Temporary Chairman and thanked
the Convention for the honor in very apt aud neat
speech
Mr. John Booker Of Columbus, who was elected
Chairman made a speech in which he said he regarded
the colored people as politically oppressed, and was in
favor OF demanding that the people OF the state give
them their political riE hts: He regarded " as un
fortunate for tie colored men that they were
made voters by a political party which, from this
very fact, might enter am the idea that IL h9d
right demand that coOrcd men should act with H.
rs p9Spsss s and policy %se 20 2 96
they would support the Republican party as long as 1t
right, and as long az ITS principles were iayor
co!ored has rights which should be REGARDED; lie
always found the coored men true ana was satisI ns
Booker said he also satisfied that what was done
in this Convention would be Endorsed by all the eolored
During his remarks Mr. Booker alluded several times
to the party to which we belong ana az ias cOhoiu
sion Peter H. Clark took occasion to OBJECT 20 me use OF
that expression, saying tnat the party TO which We are
attached" much 10 be preferred.
At the evening session the following Resolutions were
adopted:
Resolped That we the coored voters of the State OF
ONO in Convention assembled do protest against the
unjust discrimination permitted toward US by the repre-
sentatves OF the party who aid III securing Official
positions. - --.
PcsoIred That the cOOred voters Of this state do not
consider themselves under eternal obligations to party
which avOrs as class only IN proportion rs IL Is
driven by its necessities
ReSolred That the cOored men OF the state are hereby
urged to refrain from Internationally pedging them
selves to the of their local COnycndOns ana
that they their best discrimination IN determining
for themselves in each locality for whom " vote or
whether TO vote at all.
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AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS AT VIENNA.

1t is announced that the specimens OF boots
and shoes and other leather work that have taken the
highest premium at the Vienna Exposition were
stitched on Wheeler & Wilson's New Sewing Machine
No. s. which is adapted 10 much wider range OF work
in leather and cloth than any other machine in existence
When We consider in this connection hat their Family
Sewing Machine the first introduced into the house
hold for general use and Tor more than twenty years
has stood unrivaled, do not wonder that this Com
pany has received at the Worlds Exposition Vienna,
is73 both the Grand Medal for Merit aud the Grand
Medal for Progress since receiving the highest premiums
az former Worlds Exposltons, besides being the only
seving-Machine Company recommended by the Interna
tiopal Jury for the Grand Diploma OF Honor.
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.IAuos OF WAVE LENGTHS.

x l.
E Shortened Waves when the producing them in
direction OF the case Of star approaching the
F s. Heightened waves when their moving in contrary
direction.
Mr. Morse now brings forward instrument by which
this phenomenon In the OF light may be easily aud
plainly illustrated before large audience. The in
strument consists OF tank filed with water and set on
wheels. On top OF this Is compartment containing
compressed air From one end OF the tank pipe pro-
trudes which is moved up and down at liked rate by
simple clockwork When the cock IL opened allowing
the water escape from the pipe the stream assumes
sinuous line, which may be shown, II brilliantly lighted
across large audience hall This undulatory stream,
when the tank rest, illustrates lumnerous wave
from stationary source. To exhibit the shortening or
frightening OF the OF light by the approach or re-
ceson OF the lumnierous body Mr. Morse simply moves
the apparatus rapidly back and forth the table AS
the apparatus moves with the direction OF the stream
its undula crowded together aud the waves are
consequently shortened. On the other hand when tue
motion Of apparatus is in an opposite direction the
waves are proportionably heightened. The advantage
of this illustration is exhibits precisely what
takes place IN the uminferOus waves approaching or
receding from the observer Of celestial bodies pr0duc
ing the displacement Of spectrum lines The proposed
apparatus received the unqualified appreciation OF Prof.
Young OF Dartmouth. astronomer, and other dis
tngshed ply scsts present during the reading OF the
communication.
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DIEU.
RpovYOr Fid,7 morning Aug o. Charles Brov1s after isrs
Relatives invited 70 attend the fane@ also TIE nsTss.
Geebksa residence 1923 Myrtea'e Bfo'AiTH On
DAvs-In Danbury Conn., Aug 81 Jane H. wife Of s. Dn'.
Funeral the house sunday Aug "a, 1919
.o6n% b. l. Wees ighs6ny yenser. Dols widow q
ths j's SI tf p on Saiisy 81 oe Re,7ss
Of ihe l,a a srlT i've Of ooeE tain from poy-soeai
FOGBLAt Angus; D. Henry L. Fosa n the ABA ye"
Reilt1es and friend. family invited to attend h funeral f.-
late s6es con- H. sb o nr Soe
GILBERl-Oa Friday Aug % Joseph A. Of l"an sud the
se Mr. Jeanette B. Gilbert aged months az - az $780,, 49,
day afternoon. Aug. %, at Ocoea-
HUYTER-On 21st James Of HannhL asd Sasaei
Relatives aSd friends OF hmi5 stella Loige o O. r. aud
opacuts 400 ayreave Brooklyn sunday 2I'd 'n't as
La BAU-At RAILWAY, j. Trraay the 2t ;nst EdT,r r.
The S Se sn srees nil be ae ia st. PaaI Cpre aaviy
land. aud Dcs5osscsss At dock p.
d o9 o me- 90 E hSs Nevis 5 90 o sT Mrs
Farera services her residence. grbuts nng saturday
29i inst IL 80 ococs Trains leave BNeay' sne CAns
tophersa Ferries at 1910 o'clock a. 10
QUGLEY-On Friday. Aus - 1878 e sho ,ni severe ine
Bridget 9ay Of County %eos s aS ass % ~ o0 s tho ..
firm Der a'f 5ssenI ss eSne =, o GsS sod
RING BROOKLYN, O'Clock TUESDAY Morning Agg H. at
Memphis Tenn, joseph Ring aged 10 lae orm'o hssNsPp
ROBINsOYon WEDNESDAY afternoon Angus, % Man, A.
Henry Ba relay Robinson daughe OF The late Thomas Charles
Winthrop
ha relatives and friend. family respectable. invited attend
Chgnh Of the Aununcitou ttt foucath st.
on Saturday morning o o'clock without fsrher notice
sTARR-On Thursday Aug 81 Stanley ree al the late Coa
M In the SGta OF her
Tie funeral her NAV Daniel
see Lafayette Brooklyn Sunday the Zfm iaa a.
2 o'clock
SWAIN On Friday morning Aug % 1873 Msr1 Keen daughter %
B. ir, and Merry A. aged menths snd 2sdAys
Funeral 2f 3ococs sy esdeacs
grandfather Horkoo Department BaekSsFs
Island will be At foot Of Sky stst. b T.. hDm 10
O'Clock on sunday
snTI-At n THURSDAY, 81 LatbsS Leland
Luther L ElVirl L. smith, aged 10 months
SInda JeaersOn
a3p Train leaves NeHiork foot of Chaubest, st lsS
sMITH-on Thursday Aug o. sne short ne Faaos Amelia
Youngest daughter Of George z. and hafJ A. Smith.
Friends respectfully nVted attend the funeral from
he residence i3 West 36i Saturday. Ahg % q. 1880
vALENTINEAt Royu L. L. Thursis' morning. Slsi vacHse
agei 30 YEAR,
Tue relatives aud friends fI respectfully invited i,teod
Friends Meeting House Wesihnry, L. j. Saianas.
23i. al III o'clock
vANDFRvEERAt Brsrch the 20fh inst Dr. Jacob H.
Vauderyeer u the both year Of his
saturday I'D Inst. al 10
o'clock m
WHITMAN Jamaica Pains Mss 20 Ana GRAY, WIDOW Of
the late Rev. George Whitney, aged % years
wELLER-O1 Algeria TueSfly Aug 49, Ae r
Weller IN the 42d wear OF his age.
Relatives friends respectfully invited attend the lnera Iron
his late redeace i3 East 2Othst on Sunday IeEt A. IN
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LATEST SHIP NEES.
rp5r other snip Ne,os see rpm rage J

Fur other ship BeCs see rpm faqeJ
ARRIVED
ste,nslf 70 lIqre Hsager SorJ Lond bosa'' '"s . ~ S
' e,osS Civ ~ Gayson gvsns. .e~orsans Aug TO- viii
ndss. aud pass. % c. H. Mallory Co . A.. q nd sousS
Sears % TIannosrr (Gerl HIS"ct, Bn"es Say o VII '
,unop q, n vita md = and pass. Oelrcts & Co
ing WIN " biz o. AMI da's hon Charleston" VIA n@'~
- ., n,.. ,U,,a.o, g.
BrS iIse of Boston, Kurdish Dinso c 20 lays cd"
sms nsisls tot Dubr Jane a. Hampton Ro'a''
Sns fsen of EesHavsu Foster Democrats ~ lays WIN
Sehr Jos q Stoysr of BuespOr Abto Port soai O. b. !"
scbr Iorisa cyooke, Flanders Windsor Alexandria
scgOoagRs-Elvsa AHo t9asIwipA a.
Oliver scrdsH Bat.aor- o. y. nas Rebuosd Va
& n Kir6 yiriuia sirgnif
Maggie Bea. Rocklsnd. John M1nlove se"port
Ida hudson ROcklaBd- Helen FrfAiAa nc~- DA'"iu-
Arpie RnssoiI Por,iand CT Eazs Fhaga. Providence.
Alelaide MssbIAA T. a. W fon fts'tie"oe-
Tav site R,-,ou katre PA River.
Henri CatIeS Ne saaIoiphir. whiiug Ne
}. H. CouHce Providence; yiel thoNl bf-i
D. T. Wilets Stoungon. keinor Atoihn goa
Cynthia Jane Pan River. l.1ie 0''t. noe
Balloon, Bangor. Asr oaArs ..o'Aasa
J. ;. Terry Providence q Nes'.s ~ .''lsF-
bnqnas Providence H. - 'g..s- " .~'''
Mcjs ns'' F, r ayeS Il y'sdsSsr Bo,oa
VIM. Pluea. Providence. Berha Fs~u'Aee
ANCHORED AT HARbS ISLAND.
schr Carrie Walker, Howes. Sydney, g. .
SuSan. Hudson Port Caoi9nia. g. -
WIHD-Sun4oga, hight. >. W. eloudg
DOMESTIC PORTS.
MONROE Va. Aug 22-Ps'ed m fr hcs'oHd o''s
Lpusa II days from Liverpool -, ,,,,
c. Aug 22sied steamships AsS'ahd S rn'is'
dephia Falcon Baltimore. schf Equator Tor Baisnon.
SAyANSAn. 22 Arrived steamship Leo, iom NT"'"
c earcl. schr Charles Denuis Tor Nss-iorh- 49,,
Augusta Ga Aug 22-1he shp Lady sfsn fon Liverpool
miscellaneous srgo Of hloo ton hs
merchants Of savannah snd Augusta
FOREIGN PORTS.
Havana Aug 22-Ths steamship CT, of Merco iron Se~rort
arrived here this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-23

The freight train bound from Cbillicothe TO
tds ctv wa behind time. IL sara
che conductors watch was rs minutes slow and "a "a
addition 1t is intmated that The engineer WIN a Get
had some hard words at LOveland, said ne Wou!u Eos
him into difficulty before he got to Cincinnati Az any
rate the freight truu started out, ana the TWO Ia
met on a curve. Both engines reared upwafu anu
stood almost erect. The baggage cars Ioilo OWLS
the passenger coaches remained on tne amH'
Charles ROrher remained the engine with hl IdEI
the engineer and crushed between inc Dre-D0A nu
endsF The father escaped without apparently SERIOUS
bodily injury, but was much moved by tle cAoit,
ment the disaster chat he came away RON t5 Wren
responpe TO tho signal "doVn brakes" was
assisting the bagga Re-masler 10 wind up MS grah'
when The shock came and both we're crushed 10 detn
Walker Rhodes express messenger, and brother OF ~
Rhodes, superintendent OF Ad1mss Express IN I'M
city received Injuries from which he died Just alier
reaching the Cincinnati depot this morning, maRlhS
four deaths la all.
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AWARDS AT THE VIENNA EXHIBITION.
TWO coLonED MEN EXECUTED IN MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 22.-IwO executions, both
of negroes occurred in Maryland to-day. AT few min
utes past o'clock this levin Palmer, aged IS
years was executed at TOwsentown, Baltimore County,
for rape and in this CITY, after 10 o'clock James
West, young man OF %, was executed for
murder Pamer's crime committed In August, 1870
He made his escape from Jail at the time W. II. Pitt
chard his accomplish tried IN March, 1871 convicted
and executed September % Palmer was recaptured
IN December 1872 tried ut the May term OF the
this year, and sentenced TO be hanged to-
day. Eesrly this morning his uncle visited him,
spiritual adviser, alter entered his cell. Palmer
then became excited that he raved and seemed
trely to forget himself In the excess OF his religious
frenzy he shouted cappOd his hands, jumped up knelt
down. shook hands with ALL and threw himself into
rous attitudes The execution was accompanied by the
usual scenes
West was hanged for the murder Of his paramount
Anna Gibson March last, with Ratchet Within the
last few weeks number Of petitions. slgned by several
of the Jurors who tired West aud Others Interested In the
60 Sc have been laid before the Governor urging the
mu.atOn 81 his sentence or respite. The execution
was sickenug spectacle a. the criminal was evidently
~ great torture Tor ten minutes.
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GOVEBN.MENT WEATHEB RRPORE
WIP DrPARYN,FNT.
WAR DEPARPMENT.
OFPIrH OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON ID. c., Aug. 81 q IN.
s,rn0DSis far he must tireRtU-fOLf hcyrs

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Aug. 29--l a. IN.
synopsis for he past treRtU-four hccTs
The barOmeteric pressure mas lnereased rap
idly in the lake region and thence sOuthwaid 20 the
Ohio Valley, and westward 20 the Upper MISSISSIPPI
valley 1t has diminished slightly on the Atlantic coast
from Maine TO Virginia partly cloudy weapher WIN
lower temperature and shJ solth westerly WINDS IN
New Englnnd generally clear weather with nght 10
fresh variable winds in the lake region where he TOM
peraturo has fallen eighty. -, l..
Clear weathOr, light northcrly 20 westerly Hlnus IN
the Ohio Valley generally clear wee'ber with lacreaseo
pressure and local rains. the Southern states clear
weather. with gat TO fresh easterly ana s0Nthery
winds aud higher temperature in the North west e&-
ccpt In Mime sofa, where rain il reported
1rObdbiltSes.
For Net England aud khe hiddLe Atlantic coast J@ahg
10 rising barometer tight Udridbe UtBas, ana poSs1S
threatening Tedther. .,-,-
For the lake region an thence southward TO virginia
and tho Ohio Valley increasing pressure lower tcnpeFd
ture variable Winds increasing 90 brick IA tue lake re-
gon, ana pagty cloudy asd clear weather.
For the North West, generally clear weather with ght
fresh easte-y and sOutherly winds duriDg SATURDAY
followed by Increased 9lOudineaS and threatening
weather.
For the sourhAtlantic States, light southwesterly to
northwestery yinds. continued high barometer, ana
generally clear weather
For lhe Gulf S6aes aud northward 10 Tennessee less
pressure higher temperature, light sOuthtastcsly 70
sOutn-westerly winds and areas OF rain.
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WASHING TON.
SECRETARY RICHARDSON EXPLAINS.


WAsMEGIOS. Friday, Aug. %, 1879.
Secretary Richardson says that there Ia no occasion
for alarm concerning the coin account OF the Treasury
that iii in perfectly sound and normal condition,
with neither surplus nor deficit and that the Depart
mcnt was never In better condition thah az
tho present time. It's administration IS attended
with less friction and embarrassment, ana no
difficulty whatever apprehcnded by the Executive IN
retaining the control and influence which the Depart
ment Is entitled hold in the financial ars OF INC
country. The Secretary says he does not take the
trouble TO deny officially the statement LAT ~ pubsned
since experience shows that others VIII be devised as
fast denials appear.
AWARDS AT THE VIENNA EHIBiIlON'
The Bureau OF Education is in receipt OF adyices from
Vienna respecting Is prizes awarded to United States
exhibitors in Group No &C. for Education Teaching and
Instruction In this group. out Of 30 Grand Diplomas OF
Honor the highest pTlzel American exmDlt0rs gam
four namely the United States Bureau OF Educatlon
the StaA OF Massachusetts, the CITY OF Boston, ana the
Smithsonian Institute ,, . a.,
One Grand Medal Of Progress was awarded 10 the
CITY of Washington and three Medals or Merit 10 the
Cities OF NewYork, Chicago aud CINCINNATI respect
lively. ,,.,,.. ,o,, -. u,..oo.
ter Mass Cleveland Ohio; and Jacksonville lilnOlt
were awarded the Diploma OF Merit
The Cooper Institute of New-1Ork City was awarded
Medal of Progress and Mr. f. Steigert OF New-fOrk CITY,
also received ,Mede OF Merit for his collection OF 100
volumes OF American newspapers several publishers
Of text books and two Manufacturers OF school
furniture have also been awarded Models OF Merit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-23
ASSAULT UPON AN EDITOR

Walter Gibson, the proprietor Of The HaS!sm Local.
the victim Last night OF assault while on the way
TO his printing Office at Observation-Disclosures
1fth-st. and Third At about 1880 D. m, a man
who had been seen standing in the vicinity for
hail hour with aD0ther man, who at the TINE was
sitting in open bIggy, which had brOught Ghem 10
the place, deliberately advanced, ana, mu'nDilng
a few words, threw some murlatlc acd or
vtrio full into the lace OF Mt Gibson
and then. sUrirung into the buggy, was
rapidly driven away before the pGssersby mad reaZed
the nature of the outrage. Mr. Gibson was carried 20
the negnDorlng drugstore of VIM. Marsh and received
the Immediate attention Of Dr. Hatch, who thinks mat
the loss OF not OF both eyes may DO result Of inc
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illustrate this change In the lengths 20 that may
be fairly comprehended by students and the
public at large various comparisons have been
made. among the best OF which 10 that
Of Proctor often quoted by Tyndall, which
embraced the conception of person dropping PERIOD
cally series OF corks into stream IL the person
dropping the corks stands m place they will be- FOR
instance three feet apart he moves with the stresn
alta gwen rate. they Will be say two feet apart; II he
moves up the stream, dropping them at the same rate
theytwi be four feet apart Another comparison Il
taken from the sound Of the whistle Of an approaching
locomotive, which increases in sharpness because the
vibrations rapid or. recedss, diminshes In
pitch But the latter comparison fails III correctness
because the waves OF light and sound are, strictly
speaking, ncomparable-those OF sound moving IN
pulssous those Of the luminiferous ether in unaus
lions.
MACHINE TO SNOW VARIATION OF WAVE LENGrHs.
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AMER1cAN MowERs AID REApERs Av YIENNA

AMERICAN MOWERS AND REAPERs AT VIENNA
THE BUCKEYE TRIUMPHAST.-rhe Buckeye Machine,
which has many honors at home. but which was
sent Vienna to compete for the first time at Worlds
Fair has dtanced all competitors and has been awarded
two first premium Grand Medals OF Merit. Adrianee,
Patt o. have also received the highest awards at the
great German Field Trials in competition with ali the
leading American and English machines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-23
rur rArAL RAnRoAn coLLIsloN IL OHIO.

CINCNNATI, Aug. 22.-The passengers by
the west-bound train on the Marietta and Cincinnati
Railroad. which did not arrive here untl 1910 O'Clock
THIS morning bring In the MAN coHhrmatory accounts
of the collision near Montgomery station with some ad
ditlonal parlculars Tue Hl.lsboro and Loyoland ac
couiniOdatiog train left Montgomery station on time.
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NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 22.-Licut. John T. Sullivan
1. ordered 10 the Froic h. do duty Tor.
pedo station Newport, n sesooa j. b. Aese to the Naval
eas.r Ch.rles Humphreys Potomac Fs-
dephlai Fn,Asssnt Engineer b. Carpenter sae NeWYok
Nav Yari
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THE SITE or 1R8DE
HAVANA MARKETS.

H,v,SA Aug 22-susr-Yo I'D = II ad1laa reals p srube
Exchange weak United states co DIS currency, 30a3
premium short sight, 32a32a prenum; 90 days gold 40d50
premium short eight 81 a52 premium; on Lontou 63 adB5
preInisfu Paris, 40aIjie premium
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To howard ScHSfDT General Agent Eclipse Lob on 70 Lhs
er.yt NeHiora ihe lneTnsuona Jur a"ir TOE crha he
Of Ment 10 RcD Rrga tomnourdd Lsbr-
eating Oils Dr. Herbert " a. F e yints n
WRITE kUEHSgR Co, General Agents Tor tbe Saiop~a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-23

IN search ~ GOOD 81 eoonoraai Lon
don sor are directed BRsIAys Ulster Hour y Coadsst
London Motel special ais aud styles Cor Ulster sTHs
Ulster aai SUITS S.
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CHicAsb Aug 22-CATTLX-geerps 5000 head the market
y ACTIVE prcea especially r good grades ses Of good
SJde0, stockers 81 ti O5 and
cos a. 1894 70; shipueuts, 3o4 had.
hos-ecets 10000 heal Hrket less active prices e..er bat
not qnoabi, lower 81 35dSi 30 Tor Choice
shipiasnt q 900 head.
sAsss ols aSl uRssArgsd. rsss!ea. 1890 hSad.
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....J Judge Emers

Judge Emerson has sustained Brigham Young's
demurrer in the divorce suit.
THE Philadelphia steamer Pennsylvania went
to sea at O'Clock Ia evening
THE following appointments have been made
1t Cornell UnYry H. A. Fuertes Professor Engineering w X
Overly. Professor of Aaihematlcs.
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VIA, ous,, 1, he considered honestly and Legally

Gold .-I8csf gold 9i gold Il alloy uhs 81 NE re1aremeas
lSarat gold considered honest gold looks well AMI wea's
veil proportions fail IN their prctenAons aHi oaA TO- IA
and csra may hev Ike beta1l pigment mia
Nth b,se .rt..ntHyie The Of Hall Msg' Ancresns
visiting Rnyand Should NJ NrREETzas store - C9nlI's
bis choice 3t0eE Of la god and gen
bxey gngGsh watches clocks and brou Ca2osu; post rec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-23
PEOPLES STATE CONVENTION PROPOSED.
pr.-N YAr Y Y Aug 92.-The Liberal Re

puJcan state Executive Committee met here today
and decided % invite the Democrats Slato COmnI.ce
20 concur In a call for Peoples Convention II tIcso
oyerurca should he rejected by The Democratic Com
ttce it Is believed that the lAbca KpdJiican Gun
nIittee Will issue = call fOr such C0nYention'
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Tribune Lecture Extra No. =.

THE METHOD or cREATtoN
AN EARNEST PROTEST AGAINST
TIKI DARWGNIiN THEORY.
ru.,. Lectures b, Prof AGAssL before aa,Aaa
Zoology Cambridge Mass sopuas vas .ssaAi 81
new asd conss Information eOae,rnns Arms, life printed
rnboas ,nd ia',rss With
NOW RRADr,
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA no gIcHr
This also description ~cpisg Fossils dsso'
cred in the Roely Mountains BY Yale College RxDstaoa
rries single SJ mall 10 10 ave r rs
esus Address THE TRIBUNE. AssYssa
Niue Extra sass sssssAg aver Lsa,QT ssi ljJ EsIrs's
sIa Great kSkhst Rsgsn tex 80 esss
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Speclal NoIlfes
PrI.iye Ielhsdi.t CsureI prags.. D... rI.r, BROOD.

Primitive Iethsdst Church Bridget. Tiry Breos.
lnIhe TIOS PBNROsk ldng lac Of London Bhgand
preach SUNDAY MORNING l0 O'Clock. " the BIeaGs
a 4 O'Clock seats free.
Chitenang0 Mineral Waters
Rheumatism Dyspepsia Goat Salt kheum. scroicl and ali D
Of LIVER aud Kidneys Sold quarts aHe pn b. ax
druggists Depot College place j. J. HENRY
POstOGce NotceThe mails BrroDs annbg ss4
lag SATURDAY August % 1873 w close tbs odee EDSks
DAY a. l2is ,. THURSDAY az II = AID SArU6
DAY al IL H. and l9ts TtOS. h. JAMES Posanttef.
Bogus Vienna Premiuuis.-As have takeD al " ths
grand medals awarded sewing machines AM WORK done oa sewing
the VennA Exposition which fact been announced
aeSspapes by Associated Press egsm Set which We h's asa
contro anu consequently unQuesonsbe eFnce iesn
ourselves 70 caution the public against the bogus CLAIMS All
paid advertisements Of Vsnqushed cOmpetltoTs - . -
WILSON SEWING MACHINE CoAPAsf
Cleveland, o., Aug Is. 1873
ssunr and Hearing, Voice and speech The Expa-
!ulstahO1G cet1ss
bI Prof. klsbrrE y rRlBUNk LECTURE kAfkA No 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-23

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