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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18
No Sickness.

New ORLEANS, Juno 1.-THE captain Of
the steamer fazpo reports that there WAS no
sickness nor death on board his vessel during
his last "Trip to the north.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18

MELANCHOLY DELAY MIR. William Bald
win and wife, while on their way from llavrc
dc Grace TO Fredericksburg, had TO stop here
yesterday evening, in consequence OF the OK
trcmc illness of their baby. They put up at the
City Hotel, where, though tho little sufferer re-
ccivcd the best medical attendance, it died last
night. 1t was buried this evening, and its
gricfstrickeu parents will continue thrsr jour
ney Tonight.
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STATE Senate Abolished.

New York, June IS.--The Express says
that by some laundering the proposed new
constitution of this State aboiShcs the Senate
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Government Bonds.

NEW York, June lS.--lhc governmc
sold $jOO,0DU of bonds to-day at 1910 to | |
81. Nearly one million offers were made.
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Ladies', Misses and etnalsaseT'E E's''f6%
Shoes md SlSnasGTS.

We aro this day rocoiying q fitll iinn o! -.
des, Nj isses and Childrnns BoniE, Shoe nIsd
Shippers, suitable for Spring and t;nrr""r. c'n
bru:ng all Of tho latesL sly les, which wG conf
IDENTIFY believe to ho tho very best s!''.',. W"
solicit purchasers Ia Gull and rxan1n" l,sr '5''.
selves. MS they will BIZ sold 81 law i'i''r@5:
apS w. 3. WhDDEf, r. 49,, =.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18

SMALLPOX. new case Of smallpox, a
coorcd man named wilkins living on Glbbon
street, was reported yesterday and sent to the
hospital, where there arc now only two cases.
The case heretofore reported OIL South Water
street is convalesccnt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18
Health OF Vice President Wilson.

NEW York, June IS.---A dispatch from
Washington says ''lnormation has been re
ccivcd here from Boston to the effect that Vice
President Wilson is in IN alarming state o.
health, and that strong fears are entertained u
his complete physical prostrlion.
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gsuin.-.'EI,e Crops.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, June lS.-The planters
arc gInomy over continued rains, which began
May u, and have continued to date, missing
only three days. The amount Of rain fall in
the past twenty days is twelve inches. The
crnps are buck award and work is DELAYED greatly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18
Queen Isabella.
Rain Storm.

ROME, june lS.-Ex-t lRccn, of SPAN, Isl
hlla, has arrived ia this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18

SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT The Annual
Commencement Of the Mount Vernon lnsti-
tutc Miss Nj. A. Roach, Principal, will be held
at Sarcpta [1aN, tomorrow, beginning at 5 p.
N. These exercises are always OF the most in
trrcsting character and many more tickets arc
applied for than the number OF seats in the hall
will permit to he issued.
During the day, however, fine display Of
plain uod fancy nccdlc-work will be made in
the hall to which any respectable person will
be admitted,
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LATER.

BosToN, June ls.-lIon. Henry Wilson's
health is rapidly improving. He has retired
to the scc,laion Of the country tn rest and re-
cIIncratc
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Wentller Probabilities.

NEW YORK, June lS.-Specic shipments to-
dav, 500, UUU, in silver bars.
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Spccie SIliunentS

LONDON, June lS-A heavy rain storm pre-
walls in the Southern portion OF England TO- day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18

GpO REWARD-Lost or stolen u La
DAC DIES GOLD open-facod anchor
WATCH, cased by s. W. Benedict, Now York
No. 2555. The above reward will be paid to any
ono returning it to w. W. ADAM, King ST.
and no questions asked. je l4-eo3t
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Butchers Dead Shot for Esc@ sGt;sri

CERTAIN DEATH T0 THE vEGHiN.
Kills on touch, destroys eggs and nrsi:; :" &.
thnm out Use it and sleep in peace. =, Nj
50 cants Large bottles tho cheapest. c' a.:
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SDeciaI HOficC.

GENTS EXTRA FINE Doors AND %Hn""
Wo have just rccoiveda fresh supply .! ,,s-.'-
extra fine haud .sewGd Boots, SHOES nnj sap"
of ovory description, which wo urh,sii"t' :,
recommend TO be tho very best on safe IN IL" - +
APPS w. Is. WaDl'El, "a h"'' -
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Advertised isy fS.sstf4.>;

is EOZODONT, aud if y'u us" IL daily, =
white gloam OF the pearls between liz" paced
ruhics will prove lis rXcnllcrrcc ~ II h,rr.;a,r,
aud the sweetness of the breath Will ali i III
rifyns properties. j" IL '":"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18
FRENCIrH, NO. 95 KING STREET.
Just received

Just received
FROM OLYMPUS TO HADEs' by Mrs. For
TIE HEM MYSTERY OF HOLLY TAVERN, u
story Of Nine Travellers by L'"r'st'n Col
MiDDLEMARCH by George Eliot now edi-
ton. Paper, $L50; bound, 81.
MAY. by Mrs. Oliphant ST..
OLD kENSlNGTON, by Miss 1'hackeray. ST.
THE NEW MAGDALEN, by "'lklo Col
Mist list TT BIZ, a Romance, translated from tho
ri GTI sPoET MA S; CLUB IN TILE SAD
DIE, by Harry Castlenan SIP
WHAT WILL THE WORLD SAY, Noynl
of Every Day Life, and Only Woman. $i.oo,
POLITICAL PoKrkAildIo oy PROMINENT
PLANTERS AND TERENCE, by the Rev.
w. Lucas Collins, NJ. A. 81. :,
WORK, Story Of Experience, by Louisa NJ
Acct anthSF Of rhit' o MS%S"b by 0jt John Is
Try AND TRUST or tho Story Of Bound
Boy, by Horatio Ager, jr., author oil 'hssgoo
Constantly receiving New Books, Magazines,
Reviews and all the leading Daily ana M MeIkS
Papers lie l4] &. Il. FhhNon.
GRANTS SOUTHERN GRAIN oHN-
We have OH hand large Sloch VI '''' 80; :,
superior Cradles, which we aro CLOSING o''' ~
reduced price ,r,, 6. CANS
jel7 JAS. +. CARLlN q .os,tNN
WATEKLoo sCYTllE STONES
Wo hsvo n,w Of The above celebrated stones
| on hand, aud full stock Of other kinds .,,nc
je II j. +. CABIN 81 SONS.
ENOR SALE.-A FULL BLOODEl) w.
Il six years old, stylish and gentle IN mar
ness. Apply TO- n.u
| Je ll--eu3t JAM ES Gil ATHhM.-
EMON and RASPBERRY SIRUfS Tor
- salo low by
GEO. McBURNEY s. SON,
10 l6 1GG and ITO King street.
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500 EsOxtss

Fine and F3sSladOssabFe :stT,e.: .s7's5 i,Es
Ea:af:s.
Bought in Now York ii y lank'uIt SD
VIII hn disl"'S'nl of without delay Il. Il, "',:-
ul;r prices nj
|. SCH RITZ & CO.'S.
,;arrptt Clothing na::.
jn 10 - kirG street.
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LOST 8.N.U FfIf.SN.

r OST--Sunday morning, between and 10
IL o'clock, II small GOLD NECK LACE, in
front of No. 20 south Pitt street. The finder
will DO rewarded if he will loavo it at 10 south
Pitt street je l6-3t
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.9.nESE.U E-HTS.
q A Il L Z L Ii a L. Il
EXHIBITION, CONCERT s. TABLEAUA

A Parlor Entertainment, consisting of Solos,
Ducts, Quartrttcs and Choruscs, Rccltstlons,
Dialogues and Tabuaux, will be given by tho
NJ ET1iODIST PROTESTANT SABBATH
School of this city, on FRIDAY NIGHT,
tho 10Th instant, ut SAREPTA 1IALL-tho
proceeds to purchase library for the school;
Tickets DC each. For sale by the children
and TEACHERS and ut The Farmers and Mcchsn
les Savings Bank, on Prince street, and vi tho
door of tho hall
i, It'll J. TACEY, Supt
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4. T4E .Hs.:G,t.s .g.N.D PILyvICS.
T-'A XCU RSION
a 2.Gsfo9sss OF TIE

! - f;.n,et.T sUNDAY SCHOOL
IL 1hRSHALL HAIL.
az II e EBAY, JUNE 2lth, 1879.
L. II. N. and , D. N.
Adult: tickets s0e: childron's tickets 25c.
i" ia
HNUUR&iONS BY TILE POTION C
il STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
The o"@:lnt steamer kEYPORT, Capt. $. Il.
D,.vis, nj and after TUESDAY, June 10, will
:c:.vc ircnpth-sircot wharf, Washington,
EVERY III ESDAY AND FRIDAY,
III j.. w.. stopping ut Prnco-sLrcet wharf, Al
n&-riri- nj 90 D. m, for an
ENCu ESiON DOWN THE POTOMAC.
r"tnrHis@ III I p. m. Music Dancing and Re-
:rr-.',tr,iI. On board
iini,ot., gentleman, 81: gentleman and lady,
$50 ilOJE u JOHNSTON, Agts.,
j" :: 4 AlcStudria, Va.
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NJ Z w Is o y X 5 A. l Ia I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18
TIE G. Il o. CANAL.-A writer in the Wash
ington Republican thinks that the Chesapeake

ingon Republican thinks that the Chesapeake
and Ohio canal soon or late, will inevitably be
extended to the Ohio river, and probably long
before either Of the other contemplated routes
shall have been put further under way; and
adds, ''ro extend the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal to the Ohio river, either direct or via
SOME one OF its navigablc tributaries, will re-
quirc Governmental aid; and as it is an enter
prise in which the interests Of the whole pco-
pie are more or less interested, of course this
aid will be freely given, and The work pushed
forward to the earliest possible completion"
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LIE -
The uM,t.nSisnod Wauld respectfully nlnrn
"a: i.iti: .hsG VIC i!avc leased the above named
;i,.r... - .,h Is c'n::iorod tho most popular
s. /, j /, IL !: ...TIkI for
A.t;t,.tlJ&S, Ply MICS AND pATIES,
W'.1i, -'::.1,i G"ovcs. iino Dancing Pavilion
aad .,n '3.-, .1;rins Water in the country.
;>a.;.., ~. l.;G:r;o engage the above namal
.:.'. g. u !" s., b.: 1r,iying TO tho following
NJ BOSSART
:. - = Earl:lA st. Alex, Va.
H. nERBNE Err
:ac So So ~ King ST., Alex, Va.
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precautionary steps in relation to the threaten
cd advance Of the cholera. There need be no
panic, but there ought to be the most vigorous
efforts to prevent, if possible, the spread Of the
disease. Where there are collections of care
less and imprudcnt persons dwelling in shan
ties, &c, these persons should be made to keep
their premises clean. As VIC remarked ycstcr-
day, there are hundreds of such places in this
city requiring the attention Of those having in
charge the preservation of The public health
The localities referred to arc well known
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80. -: x zz.s..ss.- r-,:Tr :F=s-1 rTc---ff;=3
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K !. +. i : ) = Z l n q ).
, 1873-06-25

CorfEsDo7tdkncs Q} tbs HalttHoTe 4 dm<fsc0n-
There is no doubt about the fact that the
drinking-water Of Vienna is not palatab1e What
ever it may be in the matter Of health It has
most insipid taste. as il impregnated with alum,
and, as it is always tepid warm in summer, can-
not be considered as desirable for the shaking OF
thirst. Very few persons in Vienna drink simple
and pure water, eTen among the poor, ss they all
continue to put something IN lite give it taste.
It is what We would call excessively hard water,
soap instantly curdling on the top Of It, On
questioning people here, it will DO found that
nine out Of ten will say, N never drink water" ;"
II called for in hotel the waiter looks st you
in wonder, starts of, and, after staying long
enough to go to tho top Of the house, brings you
decanter filed, and then stands OIL and stares
in apparent wonder at you gu1ping it down. II
ice Is called for, at least hours further de-
lay is necessary. In short, nobody drinks water
or uses leo, and all demands for thom are e1-
traordina1y and out of the regular. order OF
events. The water here Goes not seem to slake
thirst, although it is pure and sparkling to the
eye. There is no beer in the world equal in
quality to that Of Viennn, and the quantity con-
sumcd In a day must be immense The city is
surrounded BY breweries, and Il they should hap
pen to al burn down it would be as bad as the
water famine in Baltimore last year.
, 1873-06-25
CALIFORNIA.
The Chinese Law--Stago Roooef9'"
GenteeI Confidence Game"

The Chinese Law--stago Robbery"
Genteel Confidence Game'
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2A-The Board OF Su-
peryiaors sustained the Mayors veto OF the Chi
pese pirtail ordinance, and passed over the veto
OF the orda1 taxing the Chinese laundrymen $40
quarter. n..o .r.a
treasure-bo1, containing $4,000. was taken by
three masked men, armed. Tho passengers
we're not mo1ested. The robbers escaped:
In Ap1l last, Madame de Morales and family,
two daughters, arrived in this city, stopped
at the Grand Central, represented themselves
Us Cuban refugees despoiled by war, and wished
to establish here young ladies' seminary.
The7 we're very poor, and desired the assletanco
Of wealthy merchants and bankers. The ladies'
were attractive and highly accomplished, and
besides showed letters Of recommendation pur-
porting to have been written BY Gen. sher.
msn. Secretary Boutwell,, several members OF
Congress, and public men at Washington; also,
lettera from Gen. schoheld, bishop
Kip. to Archblshop Memany, OF this city. on
tho strength Of these the young ladies . secured
$1,000 from gentlemen and firms IN this clsy.
and negotiated for building, but on the 27th OF
NAV t6ey left overland for New York, where
they have been seen by the British Consul OF
this city, who gave them 800 while here.
, 1873-06-25

official revised new freight tariff to all stations
On the Chicago, Danville & Vincennea Railroad
main line, with the distance freight table, which
will enable freightors living along
the Indiana Branch, and OF the
main line, to make their calculations
The c.. D. l. Y r r. has been unable to f1
rate for their coal traffic in consequence OF con-
ference with the various parties interested haT-
ing become nece.sary. It will, therefore, Issue
q supplementary tariff for thAt article as soon as
ratas have been determined upon Tho follow
ing is the :.
, 1873-06-25

C0MLSKEY-At her late residence, 142 L1t1sst., juno
r. 1877, Mary Ann beloved vito OF John Ct skey. aged
ysarB.
Funeral viii take place Thuz.day morEt9z, juno q
FROM the Church Of tho Holy Family, thence By carriages
to Calvary
MS-sandwich, H., June Is, 1879. Helen II.
Adams, wife Of tho late Darius Adams agcd Is
MANDEVIILE-At h1s residence in New Orleans.
June 1e George s. MAndsvfe. OF Henry 2. Mauds-
xlle Of NAtohez. Miza and brother Of Mr. George H.
Rozet Of this CITY,
LOONIs-1n this city, june 49, 1877, Hannah Downing
vile Of William 8. LooEnfs, aged 81 years. .
Fnnsr.l from No III Wsst jacksonst- o-day {o5h1 at
Qo'clock d.. m.
r. Lafayette Ind, papers please copy.
MEssEEGER-OnT Tuesday, at 7:3o D. H., josie r.
vito Of II. Messenger and SECOND daughter Of H. E.
and Lucy Mallory aged II years tbs and Is daJs.
Funeral from Th1ty-fts: Street Presbyterian Church.
ThursdaJ, 1t l D. n.
SHALI-On ths 18th Inst, Philadelphia, Hugh. Ron
Of Alexander Small. Esq, Marx othill, 1rslaud.
Funeral this {Wednesdayl morning, It O'CLOCK truta
the residence Of h uuce. George Stewart No Il North
Cu1ti4-s It,
, 1873-06-25

TIE TRIBUNE has now the various now freight
tariffs OF all the roads doing buainesa IN tn1a
State running out OF Chicago, whose rates sfe
likely to prove Of interest or value to the resael
e1rent the Northwestern, besides all the ne"
passenger tariffs this. have been 50 far decided
On. OF the unpublished
PAssEHaEH TARIFFS,
thst Of tho Illinois Central (general-the local
rates have duly appeared in The Ih1soS1 .,tar hae
inr WHICH wns discussed, but undecided, yester--
das t.fternoon Ths old rates commenced at -
cente Der mile, decreasing gradually, according !!
to distance TO So cents and the aeT tat3n al,,ls -
male up on q basis OF cents, and at t1at uPu1o
11s. cnlcnIated aad sent to the printer. We defer
printing RI @ the new rates until tho Company have
fnnHy decided whether cents will stand, or
that new calculation On reduced oasls must
be made.
Ihe passenger ratio OF the Chicago Alton
WAS finally decided last night The calculations
, 1873-06-25

ton that the State will drop her case and not
proceed to fifth trial
The American Central Telegraph Company,
cago westward to tho Pacific coast, vic Dcs
Moines, have filed articles Of incorporation with
the Secretary OF State.
The Chicago Northwestern Railroad yoster-
day paid $10, 600 on judgment, obtained IN
Des Mones, against tho road on account Of tho
death Of Joseph Burch, an employs OF tbs road,
who was killed on locomotive.
, 1873-06-25
THE SUNDAY LAW.

Important Decision by an Ohio Court
Co1umpus. O., June 24.-Judge Green, Of the
Common Pleas Court, to-day decided tha> 80
much OF the Sunday ordinance hs affixed penal.
ties for keeping open saloons Tor the sac na o.
much @ thereof 90 affixed penalties for keeping
open On that day saloon or other plnce for the
purpose Of selling Ohio vine, cider, beer, porter.
ale, soda-water, confectionery, pastry, and for
sale thereof, - heh to be void.
, 1873-06-25

Mon.o and Monroe, the two men implicated in
the attempt to rob tho Peoples Bank, At Chilli
GOTHIC, No., last Friday night, have been arrested
4 Salt Lake City telegram ssys that the Mono
Mino Dry Canon was sold to San Francisco par
ties for <s00, 600. The gold business has greatly
improved
Last evening, while number Of boys we're
bathing in tho hlississippi, at Dubuque, Aexan-
der RsiohmAn, 4 lad OF 10, vss drowned. Tho
body w&s recovered
An Indianapolis telegram ssys that, in = 70
cent interview, Mr.. Glenn expressed the conyic~
, 1873-06-25
BILLIARDS.

BILLIARDS.
SItcidl pspdtch to The Chicago Tribune.
THE INTERNATIONAL coN0REss-TH1RD GAME.
Play Was resumed st Irving Hail this after
noon in the billiard tournament. the contestants
being Albert GARNER and Joseph Dion. The
first call Of the Bcore gave GARNER 112, Dion
80 1t the end of the twenty-frst inning, the
game stood Garnier, 1856; Dion, 105. In sub
sequent inning, GARNER, by some OF the most
brilliant play ever Witnessed here, made 86 points,
and IN the twenty-fifth inning ran ont game,
the score being: GARNER, 800 Dion. 1856: Be-
fore the game Dion WAS the favorite, q to1.
THE FOURTH GAME.
NEW YORK, June 24-The fourth game.
which was between tho brotherB grille and
Joseph Dion, commenced promptly at o'clock
in the evening, before diminished attendance.
The hall was filed, however, later in the even-
ing. The play started quietly, the first business
being done by Joe, who ran 12 in his fourth in-
ming, Cyrille Immediately following with Z, end
ing with freeze and failure from the spot. The
play decidedly lacked brillianoy until Joe in his
aloug he top cushions. Only an occasion-
al fine shot relieved the monotonous bad
play, until the audience wero aroused from their
droWsineBs, away On in the twenty-third inning by
Cy1i1les careful play for 81. Then they went to
Joes run Of II in his twenty fourth; which took
him into his second hundred, 20 ahead. The
play had now drawled through three-QuarterB Of
An hour. The audience elumbered on again,
lazily opening their eyes for C5rilles Is in his
thirtieth, d1earnily closing them the minute he
passed his brother in his thirty fifth with run
Of %. In his forty-frst be kept them clev-
e1ly in the corner, and turned
the second hundred with 27, being
81, ahead Up. to the forty-fourth, the
balls had run badly for both, whom Joe got them
close aud kept them there for Ga. Then the
score dropped into cyphers and the play into bad
luck, although several really good things wore
sleepily app1anded In his 11fty-second, Cy1il1e
nuraed tbs balls tende11y down the cushion for
IS, but slipped up On freezs, but he
got them d1ed sgain in his next and nm q,
leaving to 60: Kisses greeted tho Gloss
Of tho game, which had crawted through nearly
two hours. The following is the score:
- I.e,9s7,7, s. ., H.
). Dion o,a13t 4o,14eu,s 1924.
o, H. q O. q, 8. 3, 10, sc 3, Q, Q,
Id l. o. e. !, 9o,nT 500 S235.
FIFTH GAME.
Tho game between Ubassy and Deery COM
meroed Just at 10 o'clock. The audience 1T
once began to open their eyes In his second,
Ubassy worked The balls ACROSS the lower cush-
lon snd back for 50. executing several maste1ly
, 1873-06-25
Ocean Steamship News.

BosroN. June 24.-The steamer Siberia, from
liverpool, arrived here to-day.
LIVERPOOL, June 24--The steamships Oceanic,
Koeln, Egypt, and AbyBsinia from Now York,
have arrived out. The Vile De Havrs, from
New York, kas arrived at Brest.
New YoRK, Juno 24.-Auiyed, the steamship
City Of Antwerp, from Liverpool
, 1873-06-25

Ban FRANCISCO, June 24.-All is quiet at Fort
Klamath ALI the troops but Mendcnhall's are
there. The two masked men who killed the four
Alodoc prisoners not having been identified,
GOV. Grover, OF Oregon, orders . searching In
vestigation, hoping to bring the parties to
irstioa
, 1873-06-25

Fort WAYNE, Ind. June 23.-Through the
generosity OF P B. Loomis. President Of the
Fort Wayne, jackson Saginaw Railroad, tho
CITY Council of Jackson and editors OF the
Jackson papers wero treeted to free ride to
this city to-day, whero they have boen the
guests Of the Fort Wayne officials.
, 1873-06-25

Michigan Pomo1ogica1 Convention
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, June 24.-Tho Pomo-
logical Convention which convenes to-day, June
Is, at Kalamazoo promises to be largely At,
tended BY representative frtme9 a. 1fGm al
Of cherries and strawberries. The Convention
holds three days. The recent 1ains hare greatly
encouraged fr1it-men throughout the State
, 1873-06-25

st. Johns Day BY large and imposing process
sion. The Grafton by Judge Tilford at the Insti-
tute WAS the first public demonstration ever
made by the Mssons in Utah. Thro blue lodges,
Chapter, Royal Arch, and Grand Lodge, par
ticipated.
, 1873-06-25
BOAT INC.

Special Dfspatch to 1he Chicago Tribune.
ToRosTo, June 24-Aready twenty y-four
Americans have arrived to compete In the 1nter-
national regatta On Saturday. They aro. chiefly
from Pennsylvania, and hare brought bix boats
with them Of three olasees. Competitors from
Buffalo and other points are expected daily.
, 1873-06-25
Life Insurance

ST. LOUIS, NO., juno 24.-The entire Board OF
the Directors Of the st. Louis Mutual Iifo In
surance Company, at their meeting to-day,
decided to resign in conformity to the PROPOSE
ton made by Charles H. Peck, President Of tho
Company, and an election for = new Board by
the stock and pohcy-holders was ordered TOR
July 81.
, 1873-06-25

The Kellogg Assassination Case.
NEW ORLEAS5, June 24.-The Cohen -Ra;ley
Kellogg assassination case continues at Carroll
ton, aud will probably be concluded tomorrow.
, 1873-06-25
Sta Johns Davs

DETROIT, June "a st. Johns Day wss duly
celebrated here to-day by procession and din
ner 1t Windsor, followed BY speaking, etc.
SALT LAKE. June 4--The NRsonR observed
, 1873-06-25

SunGtruck.
IHD1ASAPoI1s, June 24.-Ihreo cases Of sun,
stroke occurred here to-day, two Of which proved
fatal.
, 1873-06-25
THE RAILROADS.
The Official Freight and Distance
Tariffs Of the G., D. & Y.
Railroad.
More About the New Passenger Tariffs
THE Illinois Central Debating
Whether to Make a Further
z adm ctin an


Herewith we present to those interested, IN
advance Of publication by the railroad, the
Fnr1aH
, 1873-06-25

WASHINGTON, June 24--Philadelphia, 23;
Washington 6.