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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-16

~ DOAN, deaierln Dry Goods, staple aud Ar
'~S@ cy Goods, all kinda OF Cloths Ready wade
clothing Geuts Furnishing Goods Hati and Japs~
&C.. &C. Lei it be remembered that we keep
aothing bnt irst-cass goods. and further Nh
not be undersold in this any Other western rlty
KimLall'e Block, Vain at. RenOsha Wis
.uf s.a Iva
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-16

ADETER WALLIG at / he store form erly occu-
pied by CaprOn d stevens has a iul and com
plefe assortment Of Groceries and Provisions.
Here may also be found good shock Of AOnr, teed,
&c., at prices as reasonable as any
Cor of Main and Pearl Streets.
NJ PETER WA
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-16

AGENTS WANTED TO canvass for subscrib
ors Tor THE KENoaHA TELEGRAPH and several
MAGAZINES, aud TO sell Works Of Art--Chro-
mos and Eugravlnge. A good opportunity
win beg'ven tor actiYe az nto TO establish i
profitable and permanent business. 49, -
Apply TO HAYS MCKINLEY. 40
o05 a Kcn0sha WISCONSIN,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-16

sEATMARKk T. Main Street, Eenosha W..
va Thechoicest cfall kind, OF Meats Salt Pork
Osrned Beet, smoked Hams Sausage Sc. Gc
constantly on hand. Prices always reasonable.
% WIN. ENGLE d CO.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-16

We received several communications tor
the Educational, which ,wlll be' puot,nad ia
the order of their rece ption ~
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-16

! Governor Washbun has gore 10 Washing
Ton, nd during his abaence Lieutenant Gov.
ernur Petllt stands aL the helm.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-16

HE El q SINCLAIR GenrraI Dealer. n
~ hardrf s1ovet Of all descriptions. sheet
OF, ziIc, hollow ware, nails, bra6s, duJr
,angings shot. powder &c. &c everything
Usually found in irstelass hard ware store con-
lanty on maud and OdAs cheap a. the cheap
est sll.. Il. 82tf
"a Main street Ken0sha. Wi
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-16
IL hSYE " IN.

: h CkOSi1, BIaCksIlllb ana Carriage Max Ell
aye JOB Woik acme TO order New Bupglp, q nd
Wagons al avs ready for sale lItf
heu0shS
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-16

AssenbIyIpan Farr Is member, of the
Committees on Railroads, and Privileges and
Elections.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-16

IA YR1N A. BAKER, Attorney and Counsellor
va Law, Real Estate Ageni and Justice VI tho
Peace. Conveyanciug and Collection OF ClaimB
promptly attended to on lihera terms Ofic" IN
Kimball'e Block, cor OF Main and Park sts y rs
AenOsha WlscohslM
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-16

LNELLON & CO., NO. 8 KimbaIl's BlOck Keno
sha, Dealers III staple ana Fancy lIry Goods
Yankee Motions, ClolLing Hats and Caps, ase..
None but the best Qualit! oigoUdr purchased and
those sold az che ap al at any other HOheetr the
city. 1yio
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-16

At the annual meeting Uf the Fire Depart
ment, held Monday night Il. Simmons wa
elected President, and T. YuIs, Chisi En-.
glDeer. saEa ~ asf@
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-16
n. H q I'D

rHAHNEk BKOTAFRS. No. 10 vain st. Kenor ha
" Merchant Tailors We keep constantly ON
Atud well selected stock OF cloths Gents Fur
n'sning GuUds. Ready Made Clothing. Hats and
Capt OF the latest STYLES work done and goods
aOld as cheap az al any other estah'ishmentir.the
r'ty. Iy19
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-16

Tuesday night We had u snow storm, fol-
lowed before Wednesday morning, wtth, =
heavy downfall OF rain, 40 that our streets
are uncOmtni t4bly moist The wet tinds out
the cracks ia the boots, aud oversooes are 50
completely saturated, as. in SOME cases un-
der our notice TO break and become useless.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-16
List of Letters

, remaining att the POat Office, KenOSba FOR the
q week ending Jan 18Th 1878.
"..
Cartey Adeline Harmon Phil
Chafee Dane KING Jennie
Opnelv Dennis Myer 4
Chef Nicholas Moore IScy
Daniels Joe Schue Hubert
Eabnn Nj e Silver Erfs
Friend w LIZ Sn.lthCo May
Fowler u r Scbuert Chas
FHuI Emma L RatIend DelO.
GOss Nick t..f f..
.rst .UEMATL sBLR.
John Kerwin Wimot Mr.. Spteof WIlmot
To 50GAlnupy ~ the ab0vtfetter- the aLpiIcap
must call Tor ;RDerttsed t9tfss.a aua give the date
Of this list. CkiAs pRANTz y N
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-16

The annual meeting OF the Somers Branch
Bible 6cicly will be held next Sunday, Jar .
10 ~ l01@ IA. M, in The Prcsby terrain Church
at Pike Grove. The county agent, Rev. d
Croi SAINT, will be present. All friends OF
the Bible ere invited TO come, y
The local agents will please hand In theft
repoyts to Miss Ozanne before Sunday.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-16
GOutatiOnal.

address all communications for this cogsslsae
To the Editor Of the EdHcdtioH~
al. Henosla0. Wisconsin
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-16

Tarbell's Magic Balm never fails to relieve
palm.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-16
OH A.MILLER, General dealerin

u YMbn d SON Manufacturers Job,ar, an
retailers OF Boots and Shoes, and geL"rs
lealers In Leather Findings, nioes, skins al,
NeIts Corner OF Main st. and Market So. 1yt5l
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-16

Haas GtftHELL and CLARY, Orfice
- at DR. Clary's residence corner OF Park and
1ight DR.. Gatcheil's residence at Oak (4rove
Sa"iar'um Family casea supplied and -6lied.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-02-25
3meite &apttel.

am Wor9eu mad btefer gta6t ertpa6te
Sermanu NIT iebr unan9enebmen Gmpfn-
bungen.
SHOT aIein bas 9erIpre6eu, tpeldes er
GannD gegebeu butte, aud bic Ge9e9nnng
nit &onraD beunrubi9te ibn unb bereitete ibm
9roBe Sor9en.
@enu &onrab ibn BET bem9riu3eB9en an-
fla9te. 70 mar 60 tetnespegS uumo9li6, bab
@08Den ibm @lauben f6entte unb auf 0runb
bieler Nntla9e benz gerlobten bas binbenbe
@ort 5uridgab.
lnb that oieier e8 nt6t, 70 lag bic 0efabr
nabe, bag Camp i'm berrietb, fe bate ibm
bamit gebr0bt unb Jpn bentli6 9enug erten-
men lief, baB Fe enti6Iofen mar, Der 9rob-
rn9 bic Shat foI9eu gu lafeu.
Gr tpu6te ni1t, bur6 tpel6e Mtittet er l1
In ben 8efiB Der Summe brin9en 5onte, MEL
DE GannD bon ibm berlau9te. Seine 4ribat-
fafe mar leer, unb bic Safe bes @eI1dftS
bate er i'm 2aufe beS @interS 70 fart tn Qln-
fprn6 9enommen. bab er ni6t tpa9en bnrfte,
nod ttefer biuein5nareifen,
Or bate btsber 1einen Batter bamit I'D be-
rubi9en 9epubt, eab er bic entnommeren
Summer i'm Sntereffe bes @el1dfts bertpenbe,
eS mar ibm ni1t a0ju f6ner 9efalen, ben
VbUN Z (UIHS10tHSH OkAAb(U mtb WI StuuS
ii6t auf ben Sttel eines @ommer3ienratbs I'D
bel6pt6tigen, aber bamit burfte er ibm nun
aud ni1t r1ebr fommen.
&err Sbeohor Ganerbanb bate nod Dor
tpeni9en Sa9en feline 3neifeI barber gedu6ert,
bab oas @eIb tpirtli1 5u bieiem 9pede ber-
auS9abt tuorben fei, unb ~bln5usef19t, err ber-
btete feinem Sobue gang entf1ieten, fortan
nur nod eiuen Groi6en bafir 81 bertuenben.
Gllo mar bieie 0ueQe berie9t, cine anbere
mubte 9eiu1t tueroen.
Sermanr mar bur6au8 ni1t genei9t, Der
f1Iauen 8etrigerin, bic ibn 9enarrt bate
nun beripottete, baS @eIb 5u gebeu, er fonnte
bafelbe fur feline ei9enen 3pede better ber-
tuenben; iberbteS 8 rei1te es ibm gepifer-
ma6en CUR Genu9tbuung, uenn er iebt fe
betro9.
Or tpoIte beute nod NIT BEN 9riuseE6en
reben, ben Rlau. ben Grau @iebemann ent-
NOR fen Bate, anSfabren nno alsoann un-
ber3l9lt1 a~breiien ; er bottle. bag IS ibm
btnnel dtpet bic oret Sa9en 9elin9en tperbe,
feinen 3peft 70 boafduoig gu errei6en, ba6
er bic Stabt berlafen fonnte, bio babin mar
tete Gannb boraus(1tli6, unb mar er fort,
70 bate le ba8 @a1feben. SO par ibm
9lei19aItig. OBJ nab feiner abreife feline Sc
5iebuugen 3u ibr an bic Oefentli1feit famen
er bIieb ieoenfaOS ein:se 8o1en, bieuei6t
nod LANCER brauben, bic 80 ieiner &idfebr
tparen bic Oeri1tr berfummt.
Nber tpober nabm er bas @eLb2
9iefe 6rage bef6dfti9te ibn unabldiRg =; er
tunBte, ba6 Der &aiirer bic Beiiuu9 bate,
feiue bebentenbe Summe obue norberi9e Gu-
frage BET benz Gbef ibm 80 5ablen. unb er faut
teineu 0ortDanb, unter BEN er bic Grbebuno
elmer iol1en Summe tpaoeu bnrfte =.
! Or ba6te borabergebenb an ben @itters-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-02
DISHONEST TRAITS ILLUSTRATED.

While Detectives Elder and MacdOugal of
Police Headquarters were passing down Broadway yes
terday forenoon they noticed Mary Corners and Bridget
and Thomas Fitzgerald and wife, three professional
pckpOckets, ,suspciousy following and watching Mrs.
sophia smith Of No West Eleventhst. soon after
ward Mrs Fitzgerald. who large and stout stepped in
front OF Mrs smith and mpeded her progress, while
Mary Corners adroly slipped her hand into the pocket
OF Mrs. Smiths dress and took out pocketboOk con-
tanning S37O in checks, and OF money The woman
hand was seized by Detective Elder before she could
transfer the plumber her pocket and. at the same
moment. he seized Mrs Fitzgerald. while Detective
Macdougal captured her husband, who had been inei
GENTLY watching for the police. The prisoners were
Police Headduarters Uut none OF the detec-
tyes able recognize them they supposed 20
nave arrived from other city They were SUD
sequenty arraigued before Justice Bowling, at the
Tombs Police Court, ana committed for trial.
Another complaint made al the T0mbs Police
Court Yesterday against Emma p thompson, the fore
woman OF Wilson Greig No. I'll Broadway who WAS
arrested last week having stolen lace sack worth
$50 from her employers. Inc new complaint alleges
That the four clOaks and lace shawl owned by her EN-
poyer found &C her house after her arrest The
prisoner was recommitted In default Of 5000 additional
pail. o, ,
John r Rogers, who formerly kept a saloon called
The Law" in HOward.st arraigned before Justice
bowling at the TOmbs Police Court, yesterday charged
with having given Nathan rannebauns OF 222 BOWery
worthless check on the Butchers and DrOyers Bank for
$40 In payment valued az S. aud having received
g IN bills from the seller Inc hccuseu was cOhnLttou
in default Of SI,OJO bail.
burglars entered the house OF l. g. Florence az No 53
Iexlngon-ave through the skyllght, yesterday morn
INK. aud stole jewels worth $780,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-02
THE BOULEVARD EXTENSION

Commissioners Traphagen, McClave, and
seaver have concluded the hearing OF objections to
awards and assessments the extension Of the Boule
ward from tho present terminus at One-hundredand
aftyntth-st to the junction Of Inwood and Dyckman
ats and the Kngsbridgeroad The directors were few
and a list Of them has been already published Aaron
H. Yanderpoo appeared attorney for Lavinia g Haw
lev ana claimed that under law Of 1916. the city was
Obliged to pay damages property adjoining public i'm
movements and therefore TO compensate FOR damage 20
dwelling OF Director The grade OF the proposed eX-
tension would fall below the cellar OF said house also
that as old deeds the center OF streets cOmpensa
tIon should be rendered for "A halt OF old road
running 10 Audubon Park. The Commissioners denied
that the obector could prove his claim % the
latter. Oliver w Wcss appeared as attorney for
George r. Grinnell, and produced affdavts showing
DeighDornood Of tho oDjeotors
were worth from $500 10 $500, aud asked for
cre-s.d award Clmmissloner MeCave, as an expert,
show Cd records OF sales that lots worth about
rs Der cent less than this clam. Henry II. Anderson
appeared WIN. A Foster aud under the law OF 1916
tnat Instead OF assessment an award should be maae
As the elevation OF the grade brought the above
the second-stOry windows OF his house. Messrs Devn
Shaw Kltche pd Davies appeared TOR other ODJoCtOrs
chiefly correct minor errors OF calculation. The
Commissioners will 20 over the ground saturday,
investigate the truth Ofthe objections. aud Will render
their declsl0ns before May 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-02
THE VERMONT RAILROAD LNTESTIGA
TON

GOV. SMITHS EXPLANATIOS-rHE NATURE OF THE
SECRET SERVICE FCND-AN OBSTINATE WITNESS.
RUTLAND, Vt, May 1.-The Investigating
Committee appointed by the last Of the Vermont
LEGISLATURE TO inquire into the affairs and management
Of the Vermont Central and the Vermont and Canada
Railroads its this morning AZ ST. Adams,
and spent the da discussing the extent Of the author
ity gwen them by the Legislature.
On reassembling tins afternoon the Chairman fled
written statement to its views to the scope OF It's
inquiries and decided 70 90 into full aud searching in
vestigatlon OF the whole case.
The examination OF J. d. Hatch OF Burlington
sumed testified the retaining Of attorneys IN diff
feeut parts Of the state TO look after suits and claims
brought against the trustees and 20 look generally after
the Interests OF the railroad management IN ther re-
spectiye localities but in no instance had Ne known OF
one dollar having been expended FOR any AehltIInate
purpose in connection with the trustees
The sOc2ed secret service books we're produced ana
Gov smith examined IN regard 70 the sources from
ybich tbe und was drawn ana It's disbursements. He
explained by item, showing that II had come rrom
miscellaneous sources IL was not dlTecI Income from
The trust property but belonged 70 ana was e1pended
directly in the management OF the trustees. Why
N mad been called a secret service fund he
did NOT know unless because portion had been PAID out
for detective service His former private secretary was
discharged for cause he had stolen few or the Youc-
ers belonging % this account winch were now Delng
used the prosecution lie respectfully declined 10
admit the authority OF the Committee 70 require the
names or inquire the specific occasion FOR the ex-
pendture OF portion Of this fund, accounted for as
legal services this being entirely matter for decision
I'm the auditing OF his accounts by the Court.
The examination OF W. e. smith resumed, ana tne
question asked what were his relations with the Rutland
lag the authority OF the Committee 10 extend the nYes-
ugauOn into ms personal affairs, hut expressing MS
Of car-wheeis on other matters pertaining 10 the
trust IN ms capacity IL OF the managers.
DR.. Davenport demanded that he De compelled 10 an
swer ana pending this point the Committee
adjourned I'LL tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-02
TIE ANIMAL DINNER.

SPEECHES OF VIM. z. DODGE, THE REV. DIR. ADAMS
w,s NJ EvARTs. A. A. Low. CAPT. c. c. DUNCAN,
s. b. CHITTENDEN. AND OTHERS.
The annual dinner of the Chamber of Com
rnerce OF NeW-Ycrk given at DelmOncOs last even
Ing The hour for the dinner was 7S0andlwhen the guests
vere invited 70 enter the dining room, the anteroOm
was TOO full for comfort. Among the prominent men,
bsr Of the Chamber who present were; William
Dodee President: A A. Low, samuel d. BabcOck, Geo.
Opdyie. VIM T. Fogg, J. Pierpont Morgan, r. Warren
Weston John d. Jones, Joseph W. DrexeL Henry r.
saauding william Borden, Chas. L. Tiffany Charles T.
Besbe. s. B. Chttenden, Jonathan Sturges Jeremiah r.
R55ius0n James l. Worth, Charles q. LandOn Charles
Butler Abram g. Hewitt Samuel B. Ruggles, d. Henry
Haight George W. Lane Orestes Cleveland francis
Baker simon Devisser, VIM. NJ. Vermilye jacob wen
dell Joseph Hyde Sparks, Ambrose Snow, Francis 3.
L4throp James NJ. Brown, J. seligman Wm. ID. Gnlon'
Jsmos :. T. stranahan, L. B. Wyman, VIM Il. Webb
Paul y spoford Parker Handy, Morris h Jesup' Chas'
- duncan. VIM. T.. Dodge, IT, George l. Hope FredeF-
ick e. Winston and George Wilson, Secretary
Among those who present guests OF the Cham
Der Of Commerce were: William NJ EYarts' Charies
OConor, Gen. Joseph r. Hawey tIartiordl, me Rev
William Adams. ID. D.. the Rev. Roswell ID. HITCHCOCK
D. D. tie Rev. Theodore L. Cuyer, d. D., Gen Winfield
T. Hancock, David 81. Stone, T. Q. stedmaD, Wit Dex-
Ter the Hon. C. c. Chfds OF Philadelphia, the Hon j. a.
Van Colt. John Jay Knox, Richard s. Evans Of London
Judge Charles p Daily. the Hon. John T. Brady Dr'
Henry r. LDdeman. Prof. Joseph Henry. Edward M'
Archibald. tie hon. stewart l.. NOOdiord, COmmOdoie
j. IL Strong TIE Hon. David b. Meulsh. the Hon. Fer
nando Wood Johannes ROsng. the Hon John E. Devlin,
the Rev Alfred p. Putnam, d. D., the Hon. william ].
mcAlpine the Rev T. H. Chaplin, d. d.. John W. Simon
Ton Peter Williams. the Hon. David a. Wells, Waldemar
Bodisoo C. for Russia, the Hon. Samuel j. Tlden,
HipoHtO DO Uriarte and T. A A. Havemeyer.
About persons were present. The dining hall was
Decorated with the Of Great Britain Austria, the
United States and York appropriately festooned
with flags. A long table was placed along side Of
ths hail. at winch were seated William Z. Dodge Presi-
dent OF the Chamber the Hon. william b. Evarts the
Rev. Dr. Adams. the Hon Samuel j. Tiiden. eT judge
Joshua n. Van Colt, George Opdyke the Rev Dr. Put
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-02


d.St.sS C5sui5 vie d clsbs, ornsJ ro,.
CoMProy-ou THURSDAY Nay = i'; Anthony Compton, the s5tA
rear
- t 4s % H. re l, invited 10 attend tse l,,,
on III az O'Clock 0a bs ,le reelce AZ Aistor Pssn.
without igriLer notice
EYRgou MA,l at R7eria. on he HUDSON Charles l,r -ooua
no.
HArcH-suddny Apnl 49, 1870 At Merida aeIeo Charles C
HAYss-A Brooklyn. wdnt-iy Aprl 90 Miry e. HsT-.
widow Of Ihos NJ. hsTes VI Boston
10. Columbia Zig gus BrooAya.
JACKSoN-Ou evening Of the sob Ara her rei' No IS
Folrteeuh. Maria Coser vile 81 Charles Carroll jscsoa
daughter d the ate Geo Washington Cosssr
tho Marks church Sstuisy Nay loi
JOHNSTON-AvT Crosby youngest joan
Faaea Friday My J. At 10 n at iOl C1nsrt BrooIlyu 2
LEXOw-On the morning My at No IS West Sah So. cir0hS@
No,ce VI funeral .o-Aorro~.
AALI-On TUESDAY morning April % Ca,l,r wife wey
rnl1 Msn aud youngest dsasbter B. Re O'sA
CimmsHu. IN the zjih year Of h'r sze -
friends o Tie llny fully invited ati-nA
&c aneIli from ST. Acase.s Chu'e1 bos1ins--' % Ff'
MArrHRw-on THURSDAY morning, Nay A,IaHasr Aaa'" aga
The Tread, and relative, Of r,'u,' invited
~. br'eriai.s james Gs-e
Eighthsye
MooRsIn BrooLl,u Apr % Cs,upc,y W 50
The le,iyei ssa is3a' o. ne ' ne @ Il. 5o.ss w
Brorn So Pacise.,L, near Roarh1vea Brtosyn
TEUBNBR-Oa Weoneay Ap D. sitter snort and painful lbe
br. Eus Amelia Tr.sle llss O DE- Jnia LoyeyY, leA
80 C,-,.H, orAhs ritv nDa h, sri ~ lsrl
,,t emf and otedlrnt su8ere rsgaei 10 Inc rt 90.
Nav lamp forever tfus. TO- rAlus u lis tnle
R,e, IN. n-ufs are requested ats her funeral no.
len I,to r-.dsae- l Bast Fuehst, FIty hAy
Iurrmeut 10 ifccuNood ArarierI.
rHoafPsox-r7r funeral rhoupson n.
FSraius Pest held No 10 Wet m
E N Inc AZ moon FnJay May Tie Jsv - b. takoE %
R,clmord Va ~here fui burial services viii BE- held
VAN BRlNr-Narl aiitay Nicholas Van BIult itl0rnythv
Soto- Of funeral -'nofross
wARD-A, aorn.'p "Wednesday. u, ooA april H.rus,
sst daag5tcf VI. J0aa.aal NsTl late kasi Che.
T- friends family invited attend
Church Chester a. a
r.ges s be az he Wlssbrlse station oT
Farrv-seconl- a iD;l5 m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-02
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHISGToN ID. G.. Friday, May ?. 1879 i a. N.
Synopsis Tor ne DdSi tirsHfufOur hours

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHIsGToN D. G., Friday, May ?. 1871 a. N.
synopsis Tor ne DGSl h1sHfvfolr hours
The barometer has fallen on the Middle and
Eastern Atlantic coast with south eastery and south
westerly Winds increasing cOudiness ana rain IN the
former sOut-westerly and southeastery winds clear
ius weather and occasional light rain with low but RS
log barometer the Gulf ana South Aunntlo states :
Winds threatening weather and rain from
me lower lakes 90 the Upper OHIO valley; continued
cloudy weather prevails irOm the Lower ONO Valley TO
Lake Michigan and Iowa.
Probabilities
For NE Middle Sidfes aud iOrcr lds regions failing
barometer sOufhresicriy and soUth-odseriy tciHds,
tareafeAiH0 iseateT, aud rain clearing 80 VGga ~
fJtighL
For New England and Canada. south-westery and
sOmh-easieriy winds, falling barometer, increasing
ClOu1iucss. aud rain
For lie tulf ana south Atlantic States partly cloudy
weather clearing by nOOn with BOuth-westeTly winds
and lower temperature.
From lie ONO Valley and North West 20 Michigan and
Iowa. s0uth-easteFly aud nOrtherly winds. cloudy
weather lower temperature, occasional rain and clear
Ing m the afternoons: -
tautiunary signas continue az Duluth Chicago, NIL
WauKee Grand Haven, Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland, Buf
faI0 Rochester and OswcgO.
Reports missing from the upper lakes, the north
west ana west OF the Mississippi River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-02
CRIMES AND cAsUALrIEs-Br TELEGRAPH.

IA water faucet careessly left open IN an upper
No. safest, Boston, plsJl dsmage Tues
ght rh0m Groom ,tacnef occupying euer 1oor esIA
La loss a. $1,000 the st0ck beng nearly cuinel
LIN Acton, Mass, Tuesday night frahk
he hofse necs we're
sregai shortly iefHs hs wife hlrtsd 70 oot o M
10 feared aAt the Hoahi iAneo
uil pso'e ialsL
Mrs. Kellenberger was shot ana instantly
se Bremen Ohio "Wednesday evening o. hst nio.sr
release or 1 Der cattle SHEA
after npounei ths cattle ifespsAei On m lfrs
Mrs KosBBsfseT vt1es iad ho ueaa % arg a~ ' Do
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CATTLE WART~T.

5ALuHoaE. Nay &C operef active and 1- ''el inl 50
hess toby tuc list g1eriT fstel ffst
Quality. 0s. Medium or Go}l quality -sl- receipts, 10
LclIt SHE'S 1888 hs4i
VIit. rrrr. p, 20 beat.
B good smini fr shea8 fg'ci Wool ful a. ,pI!ei
rec, 5gs 2,l1t 4e-L
CHICAGO Ma' cA-7LrRs,p.s 3o heat Ee'.ac AIRY ns
r~rs
sold - &ft5 ~ coed l..o Tr1Aus - 20 lr % soSA
bntch-rs - t'n re illm-nfs 100 bead
tuet
sfbs5 fair good. Hlef closed lr boiling -
for Isc.lu- Oh pmsult ..5H lolI
sldy cr ' tb 1'i- ''es 1r % good a. - D1 - "a
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THE STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC nARKPrs

OsLg,Es NAV Corn EASIER. Whit Ibs Osfs insf 81
Sc BFl1 dg ,nd lover me Hay iul ana over fnss
so, hoee Bacon frner shoulders &C. Clear hh lWo
Clear &c.. Ham. tn0i5c "hhssg loser Lousnl ~
Cincrna ge Ohe- .r gnchsngei Er-hang-otering i<Ik
hes-iork Sight. premium. t'o1. il1. ..., ~.
WiLs0r01 f. g.. MIr iSpns rrrseniine f1h a. 80 t'ss
tui Strane Crude furpenunc tety' - Tor hs'S
% % or le.ios Uio b. ~ fr Vir.i1 Tar Iuei g -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-02

rvICKAR-JAFFRAY-O Vr,uc>lg Ap' % Rev John Han
Rev. Vs. u. P.xton d. james Mc 10 Ada
J4-fsy. al OF this CITY,
POST-JBNNfNGS-st Nevhur-h v Y. WeinesisT Arr 80
1913 Appeglte Eugene T. t1 of AcslOfs
Civ % Ella T. Jennings of NeSbIrgb.
KNAPPAt the BRIDES Hacsers,ef
A. ruesJa o. bg te Rev James D-fuaie ir OF Ptes
JoA4 Gait Nellie, he tsr A1app,
STANDARDIZATION WEDNESDAY, 18th uL hs
By Rev. i~lari store. yr, y D. asei BY Rev
John Hall D. d. Andrew DAVID 5,uar LIVER
pool .aglu Jrco. Il, only lsltef Oi Waller AAtcB
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-02

600. Commodore VIM. Smith, who was in command
Of be nsac Congress by bs Rbs heFwae died
r Lsas ,esterisJ. 70 years
PROF. Goodwin Smith arrived az Ithaca. Tues
asr irsm Gnsla began this Csfnsi
yesterday III oil be- o-el by Tat RI Prof Ibeodge
W. Dsigls Of htT.koIk, la0hgl -ga r..llts' fossset
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The Russian fapor Msrh'el Baths, 3 East FolhL.
Di a1d Huls lsrgs
Bsibs "av Dls 3itAes lave zach
per-t4re ID Lay b., .e-rrL
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True FnIse science S.src be rynii Banquet ~
psrks 1oIiu. O. TlIBuNE LEcrrRz kxrtA 30. a.