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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20
,Yhnt ought % he ran.iaernd Hons.,lr md Lsx.Ir,

Gold eic.a. gold s. gold y aios- ds all The requirement.
gold considered gold se
seh All other proportions fail prstcions and hongd H. -
may they Ikea beautiful pigment Bifea
The Book of Hall Marks" AmeucNss
visiting England should M STRETEs store 81 oaiata
Scartt go aud
eSs EaglsA watches clocks a bronco Catalogue pot Tree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-Capt. Pierce Crosby has
ben ordered 70 duty Ocer the Washington Navy fAr
Lieut. smons ordered the Naval Academy Lieutenant
mmander Charles Elsgns W. Hidden aad d D.
art have been detached tie Pensacola 'n onee 70 rt1r
home Lieut. K Poys IRON the Omaha snl Lieut. D. W. very
from the Lancaster and ordered 20 retura home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20
PIssENGERs ARRIVFD.

PROM RIO IATEIRO seT sf-rassp Oaf-rto Ane 10 -hss
Tli-a Farner, j. \ Roui. Aiei ,ser Oh.
Thomson PlDos WA Sgsr snt vie No Chsf- u
G ito md shid OLYMPIA a irll5sa Nto1 C. sBi ss.
White Isabel a. Moo France d. Pini klSsls Mo
R.ls Vsgss c0ulcn. f0tnO CspaHs b. hsss a
Geargc 3rrdGy Co.. car h 6tcgsrt~h Bsad ei sac. o. C
lns<, Aa0f IN slesrase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20
CINCINNATI AWARDED PRIZE aEDAL AT
VIENNA.

CINCINNATI Aug. t9.-The cartoons repre-
senting hog-slaugbtering and pork-packng, and the
tattica tables all prepared under tho auspices Of the
Cincinnati Pork Fuckers AssooiaOn have received the
highest medal within the GIT OF the Vienna Exposition
Committee on Commerce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20

ADAMswOOnAt Clinton, n y AuFret (. 1878 by the Rev
Dr. iusoa Charles D. Adams of Newi0k City - hsrT Cisrte.
daughter OF Mr- Harriet g. Wood
DUPUY-COOPRR-On Weuestly AUGUST o. 1873 b' me Rev
H. B. Chaplin Jno DupgY oi West ioho@en Amnna y N"ovS
0fWo0dbndge. N. J. No canis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20
CrrrLg MARKET

W.rgRrows Mae Aux lO-gsES ChrrrE Ree-p's soasv-
l7f bead. n, turovnuent dem5sl snd M Ssts Pr-~
bu noorlg sa,ril s,s3 o Cooe a SUE ftfa @fo 80
Pint Qaaly s893e SsssnA Orsty, VI@bf Do iSs SahT
- 9bi 90 -.
ssEEP AsD LAmBTeceints 1910 bead hgss hnd 'tncah 70
isr asss aud sob a. os - thrF gsDe" o.
from S25 $50 boz IRON ne ~ iovet ,sn
quality sle al ~ 1D1fS y" s'e"' ns'
S4dS5. Sprgz Lsinbs Go7s. y u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20
A LOCOMOTIVE PLUNGED INTO THE wELLANI
CANAL.

HAMILTON, Ontario, Aug. 19.-When the New
York Express train about $40 o'clock this morning.
was approaching the Welland Canal SWING bridge al
Th0rad. the water gauge glass IN front OF the nre0ox
burst Instantly aug the cab with steam aud boiling
water This alarmed the gneer that he Jumped on
before AtUppiug the locomotive the law requires wnen
IL arrives 40 the bridge. The bridge being open, the en-
,,rr and ..s- tpued forward into the canal NO
-.r ri. tli.. ITO. only train delayed wa7 81. morn
lua ekJra-. 500. Nl.rl as rendered ~ taua IKE =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20
CRIMES AND cAsUALrrEs-Br TELEGRAPH.

C. c. Gipatrick age 40 years. while ATTEMPT
ng get Bosom and Maine Rlliro1 tran At Ne"mtsl
on Monday evening BY the an1 IN
anty lie stey resided at HYDE Park, Mass b& Vas hau'7
of SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

1922 and afterward for than 400 actively
engaged in educational pursuits giving special aen-
ton 20 eiocution He we'll liked that his friends
and former pupils purchased him the house which
he fiyed aud gave him liberal annuity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20

lat "a 81 4th 9TH 9Th 7th. 9Th 9th. Total
0 9aa1s, NJ . 8 9 "a
The game between the Washington Club and the At
Iantcs of BROOKLYN which To have taken place az
fhe Union Grounds Monday, has been postponed until
Thursday TIE Mutuals were 10 have played the WASH
ingtons to-day but owing 10 the bad condition OF the
grounds, the game was postponed until Friday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20

Curpany were not IN town. and in their absencc tne
other officers declined to make any staeenon" MI
regard " their companies the coal trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20
SPECIAL CABLE TELEGRAM FROM THE WORLDS
EXPOSITION

VIENNA, Aug. 10, 1873.-The Wheeler & VIII
aon Manufacturing Company has been awarded the
Grand medal OF merit. the grand medal Of progress and
il the only sewing machine company recommended by
the International Jury for the grand diploma OF honor
WOODS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20
RASE BALL.

The second game between the Unique and
ouickstep colored clubs played at the Capitone
Grounds yesterday and attracted a lsrge number Of
people, The batting Of the Qucksteps was heavy while
that Of the Uuiques of the weakest description The
game was impartially umpired by Mr. Burdock of the
Atlantcs and was by the Qucksteps by the follow
M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20

Rupsursd People, out the dangerous pnAss ksy
spJage pad, hoDe tn BsrD iEOss Oofs
Broadway holds Rupture comfortably night ami 1aY u osrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20
SALE OF POOLS AT LONG BRANCH.

There was large attendance, last night, at
the sale Of pools by Underwood the West End Hotel
billiar1-room for to-days The following we're
the averages:
800 HHrrT Booth ......t15 I'll
Revenge .......... 100 as lmpecunious 30
village Blacksmith. 80 -
LONG BRANCH HASDICAP-lit HfLgs
S65 Csfeys cOlt.........S53
nsrol............. 50 Mary Constant 80
Por be yesrod race a e-Eee Norton $50 vigOth $50
PoK AL AGKs--l y
500 $50 Wheatley.............SbO SO
20 Grraid....... 70 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20
The STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA MARKETS.
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

HAVANA Arg Exchange que United States short sight
rreucr 53 80 premium aght gold 52V03 premium on
London, 60 Go3 premium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PROVIDENCE AnS. 19-Puauus Cloths shade ame with MOI
bls Of O2 nr best oil qaA'es SAlF AMI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20
HIRRLED

True False Speseh te rgHiah B~sqaetsr
PsTka GsfEb. III TRiBrSE LECTURE Ezra No ).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20
Tribune Lecture Extra No. >.

THE METHOD OR CREATION
AN EARNEST PROTEST AGAINST
rHR DARWINIAN THEORY
Twelve Lectures delivered By Prof AGAssz before auesn o.
Comparative Zoology Cambridge, hss. eorns q
new rseosd. sonaaoa eOaeeruug Animal Life pnas.s sn
SOW READY.
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA NO. EIGHT
This sheet also he wonderful Fo.s ossss
erci ROCKY Mountains Yale College EIDs1noa
asie 10 Tor 10 cents I've Tor 70
-sutN Address rBR TRIBUNE. sewroh
Sss streets. containing 50 Lss s5 go EsSs'.c
ias crsdu ssA,sg Regsg. OK 80 sssa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20
Sperial Nonres

sound ana Hearing, Voice ard speech Tue kxpsa-
nnor Of Musical Harmony, WITH iuianoos Nee fe'afss
sY Prof R.sierE 10 TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No D
Pes-Odco NoiiesThe nail 6f BarOoe danag NE sset ssa
i,1 SATtRDAY Aagu 90 1873 vii elise s o3ce On NBDkES
nay AZ I2I, N on THURSDAY N III y and sArJR-
nv "A ~ m mi I2apm rHOe l. jAhES. Postmaster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20
PURCHASING POWER OF COAL

q q Moulton. general agent OF the Delaware and
undson Canal Company, took precisely the same view
=, the matter He said that coal as IL now stood' ala
t show 80 great an advance in price as LABOR aud AZ
~, other products Of labor When was at It's lowest
,on of coal would bring more than barrei OF nouri
ould not now buy barrel The large advance OF the
ssf wear simply showed that prices NeIe V3o , ~"
Ps,r AGO and had now reached healthy lever lneto
sre many millions OF dollars lost iast yeai ~ sno
mining compauies-he placed II rs hlgh Us $1,000
nd N The low rates had continued inc resuit WIN
bSve been a general stOppage OF lAu . tos,
md a tremendous Imitation Oi prices. ne shD-Si,t
she efforts of the Reading Company had peeh
Vs. nlacng the busness OF coal mining on 80 80
bstnntial basis such was necessary luI " pot'
nrotecon or the vast amounts OF money ,nFts.u -. ~
me companies which paid large dFilchus WeIe -,o.
hose property had Increased greatly ia sau, altot
mir rcase the prices paid for coal now You'll noe
nav large profits on Ininug property prchl,l INV os
an ia present valuation IL Was uli,th1 nc 49, W
snppose that all the companies PAID diViuenus Io. J
III avn company passed one dIVlnehh' anu l0 hli'u
seyeral which paid none during .u0 S.a !;
It was AZ unjust 10 cal theih 10 az .Sooa i
for deriving far profit from tho use OF thor piVpy
"a II would be in the az any OtheI eAss " go &
nroducers It was all well enOngh 70 Sly Una. voai
aught to be placed in the hands oI bho poor A. ow
prices but II the prices became uhienuh.a
would stop work aud the poor wouiu nave 70 sp
ar nav exOrbanty Why not say 10 tue lAi NC VI eue
butcher that poor must baVo cheap Oreah STU poo.
an tbey shOuld hnt n the farmer ana butcher were
unahle dorivua profit from ther apo' ''S'0 "'""'
.oon ~ broad beef icN no poor. -.
a Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20

9.5, I'D. =. l' "a, "a e F1aaie.,a1 sal E-al uaa'
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-24
THE
TORPEDO PATENT SUns.
Roberts VS.. Nicholas Cevo,

The following Is the decision rtnderedhv T.,
McKcnnan, at May Term of the Circui, Com, "
above case:
in the Circuit Cont of the United sta,es =,
the Western Dirt'ict of Pennsylvunia II
Roberts w. Nicholas Geyer.-No MAY r.
1s7S.-ln Equity
November 2i, 1872. Dill filed and ,ph,,
sucd.
subpens ard notice Of app cation for malt.
nry injunction served.
December 13, 1871 Notion for prelim,n,, !.
junction hearl, and the Court being duly atvssa III
the premises the injunction awarded as prav.s q.
and decree fileu. "
January II, 1873. Injunction issued md nm a..
"''h day of January indictment served peis,nall,
and by copy.
May -, 1873. Rule issued for defen den, TO .,o.
cause why at achmcnt should not issue for ccncr,.
in violating Injunction and duly served r
June I'd, 1873. Rule FOR attachment in this c,,.
came on 10 be heard, and after Mt of conn,
pro and con, The Court being full advised in III.
premises, the Rule il made absolute. and ,be so,
tence If the Cont is that the said def.ndap. Ne,
olas CeyCr, be imprisoned in tire common i,r a,
AlleseGny County for aud during the term Of ,.,
dsyr, and that lie pay the costs Of ths p,ea
lug.
June I'd, 1873. Commi,,nt issued.
The injunction IN this case was for infrirrcr.,
OF the 2obrts' patent Of No teal d tie BIZ Pa,
enf), for ircrs ssirg the producti,encss Of oil wei,
The NC, Of infringement for which the deferde,,
was committed for contsmpt, consisted in aict,
Alexandra Hsr:cr In Exploding torredoes in 4
wells being the sams net Of inirinR meut for viii
llamar was also committed in :he case No. 3, No
ycpber Tern. 1896, s- before stated.
The Court NcKenian, J., ter d.liyerlrr Nj,
opinion in the Hamsr case, proceeded to sentc,c,
NicIolas Gcycr for contempt, and delivered tie Al
owing oral opinion:
lin the case of Nicholas Geyer charged with n
rame ofanse, AM entirely satlsGcd that there M,
fl MD present, in the Besl- well at least As Tia.
intiroted to The eosasdis hs eours. If The ara.
mcn., the presence IF fuid IN the weiL uIeti,r ds
~r'd or not, is aa.intring,ment of The patent ondt
Ore aeh IF the injunction cftte Court
Mr. Roberts. by his patent uses al one of the p1E
cipal elements OF his invention fluid tampinr. ant
wherever there is fGM sufficient in a well, a, thu
time of the explosion ofa torpedo, to operate a
't"P'iH' II pt'r tlleTe nHTUrhl1y or l. M
there artificislly, his patent j. nfrineed This VA
clearly the case in regard to the Rca'- well
Hut hr Geyer sceHs TO have htsn 'ni.lei b.
llaniar. who tod him that he merely wanted /
make an experiment and dc not think this he
ing the first time that he ought to be very s,ycre
punished.
He also Is adIrdrcd guilty OF contempt and crde
cd TO pay the COSTS of this preceding and under,
An imprisonment in the cOrnty Jail for ten DAYS
hnrc this will he the Ia 4 Of thosc cases: becan
II lhc mater comes TO our motto" nrian wcvil h
constrained to imposc such punishment a. will ten
to make the decree of the Court elfrcua
lnnc Film
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-24
EGN,Y EsH HnsUMNUGGHD

" WiIh quacka and impostors, who will not a'one
fleece you, hut in ninctynne cases out of a hun
drcd dose you W tn hasam copaiva caomcl. Sc, ,
making your worEc. Resort at TO the
only sovereign roined, that can be relied on. rr. Nc
CNums Root h0Od Searcher, which bani.hcs
irOu tho sy5icm III form Of private diseases and
virus i'll the blood; also, seminal weakness, loss Of
energy, loss of memory, and all nervous. disease
resulting fre IN scllabuac, which destroys bol mind
and body rendering marriage impossible. Warran
ted. j'rlce by mail (..clrcy seaad, no CXpOsurcl
5 100 pr package Each package makes quart
of Blood Seorchcr, " i,lians NJ dioine Co., Pits
burrh, "a Box 1896. Pamphlet Free
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For sale

Fer satG
l5,00o to 90. 600 feet of SECONDHAND
TUBING, at from % t. - CTS per ioor
The TuSin is ia first class order and all
rasdY fitted
April % II II. X WARMER
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-24
Avoid Quacks and Imposters.
No Charge for Advica and Conaultntio1

Dr. J B. Dyott, Graduate of Jefferson Msdi6dt
College, Philadelphia, author of several valuaelo
works, can be consulted on oil diseases OF tne
Sexual or Urinary Organs, (which he has made
an especial study either in male or female, no
matter from what cause originating or OF now
long standing. A practice OF 80 years enables
him to treat disease with success. Cures guar
anteed. Charges reasonable. Those at a DIS
tancs can forward letter describing symptornn
and enclosing stamp to Trepay postage.
Send for the G'ide 10 Wsalfh. Price 10 cents.
j. b. DYoTr, MD, Physician and SuIgeo1
l0i Duane st New York.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-24

Consumption has its Origin ia scrOfncous
and corrupt state OF the biond hence the lilac " Of
treating lung disease with cough syrup balsNms
&c NC TO cure c0nsu'np ptlon we must purify ard
sumption cannot exist Dr McCalmn-s Root
nopl se'Fcuor penctrNles the secret ambush of thi
9re'd Te disease ana oyiermnates IL root and NH
! os)and You willalwavs feel th.nknl' " ilIiams
hcaElna f Co Boz ia56, L.it OF person; cured
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Il y wing struggled twenty years Der
f.,-Y.-. GA tWt en- life and death with Asthma or
%erFsS99a r'bthisic experimental myself by
/ tstsa;Es COM mpounGin. roots anl herbs, aud i'll
T Fsr&S ~ :aiirg the Medicine thus obtained
t3T :fsTs9I orunaely discovered u most Won
II ts2icnS Oct fill remedy and sure for AsIh
S sf.tSyA ma and it, kindred diseases. Warren
kS 80 ted TO rocye the seyc'v,t paroXysm
instant Y, 20 the patient can lie down to ret and
4Ieep conrur ably ONE TRIAL PACKAGE
SSNT BY MAIL FREE or CHARGE Address
u. LANGEII.. Apple Creek, Wayne Co, o.
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a verllsr IN 'be REColD.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-06-26
THE STATE GAZETTE AND BRICK
ROmEROK.

The secret organ and open defender of
Governor Davis characterizes our notice of
Brick Pomeroy and his late spiritual exer-
cises as the Defamation of Patriot
Now Brick may be patriot of the Gazette
sort, on larger scale, but he is not the
kind we admire and never did; and we have
no hesitation in saying so, though he pro-
fesses, like the Gazette immaculate, to be
red.hOt democrat as pure as refined gold.
We have no good opinion Of these red hot,
fzzling, fussy, impracticable democrats,
who pretend to be so much better and purer
than more moderate people. They are more
injury than benefit to the democratic party,
and it would be well if they would go over
body and breeches to the radicals, with
whom they frequently associate and coop
crate. An extreme fool democrat is very
near the door Of radicalism, and every now
and then he gets raving mad at something
the majority Of his party does, and bulges
in and becomes one Of the radical household
and family. Butler was one Of these red
hot democrats. Where is he with his
spOOusg Dix was another, Logan another,
Stanton another. We need not ask where
the latter IS. We are looking every day for
Brick Pomeroy to 60 over to the radicals,
to be followed by the smaller fry" OF his
immitators and admirers. He has been a
great curse to the democratic party. His
purity and patriotism arc q sham and de-
Iusiop. His utterances for long time were
too coarse and indecent 70 60 into family
circulation. We have not read his paper
lately, and have no desire tO-he may have
reformed somewhat IN that respect, we hope
he has. We know what We are saying. We
know something Of Bricks character and
/ doinos. which have been public and noto-
nous. Did he not defend Richardson fol
seducing and taking away the wife II BlcF ~.
llandl Did he not defend Boechcr fol
marrying the guilty pair, for which be had
to APOLOGIZE even 70 Plymouth Church Has
he not advocated the doctrines of sire,
/ love. until thc most az his old subscriber.
have quit him in disgust
And now, because we have simply stated
what Wo have seen in hall dozen papers
that ~ has become o. S becoming Epir
I ilunlisI. and lh1t We did not fancy hin. VI
ere ac.1 81 he D9Eil oyE.n % the -,1c
4 faIaiion ol q re,rici dsc1 rtIrt1l 11.
such democrats and soet an sccosF
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-06-26


/. Heretofore We hEse been ssTy lElienl
with many Of our subscribers, and permitted
the Statesman to 60 to them for an indeh-
mite period, without receiving our dues.
This has been an absolute injury to US pecu-
niariIy, resulting in several thousands Of dol
lars belonging to Us, in very small sums,
being scattered over the country out Of our
immediate reach Owing to these sums
being each but few dollars, parties labor
under the misconception that We are pot in
cOmmoaed BY a failure to settle them, yet it
is exactly the opposite. We have to pay
high prices for keeping up our Office, for
paper and other MATERIAL and the increased
demands of printers working under the reg
ulations Of their Unions, ETC., and, unless
those who owe US pay their dues, we inva-
riably feel it.
It is our desire to send the Statesman to
all those who in the past have subscribed to
it, and to increase its circulation as much
as possible, but we shall be compelled to
confne ourselves to q strictly cash system.
To this end we shall at once commence no
tifying subscribers that their subscriptions
are due by sending their paper with cross
mark upon it, at the same time inclosing
their account in the paper. Should they de-
sire the paper continued to them, they will
at once remit the sum due. Our terms must
hereafter be strictly eash an aapaHee.
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CORREsPONDENCE.

We publish with pleasure the letter Of
our friend from Terrell, Kaufman county,
and are glad to learn that this new town,
Just started on the Great Texas and Pacific
Railroad, is going ahead so rapidly. We
know the richness and beauty of that re-
gion, and are not at all surprised at the
facts stated. When Scott and Fomey
went through from Marshall to Fort Worth,
on the line of their great road, they told
the writer of this, that from the Kaufman
line to Fort Worth they saw the richest
and most beautiful region their eyes evel
beheld. We shall be happy to hear again
from our correspondent at Terrell, and we
here add, that short and clearly written let
ters from every portion of the State win
at all times be welcome to the Statesman
office. Our central position makes our pa
per the proper channel for all such. Give
us every desirable information and we will
spread it before the people.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-06-26

South and especially s. Texas. which need
working and Development, ana unless this
isdone. the towns cannot prosper. Towns
cannot exist without q thiclxly inhabited and
well cultivated country to support them.
Our cities are getting ahead Of their
proper support, and there must come re-
action unless the couatry Is brought up to the
same heighth and level Too many people
are now living in our towns for their own
good and the good Of the State. The ne
Qroes should be kept out Of our cities, if pos
ible. The country is the true home for
them. They are better fitted for cultivating
the soil than for any thing else. Let the
cities and towns be left for the white me
chanics and manufacturer, the merchants
and men Of the liberal prOfession-these
are the sort to live in them-and let the ne
groes remain in the country, their proper
place, and work honestly for a living, and
keep out oftowns, where they are becoming
more and more demoralized and degraded.