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New-York tribune., 1873-07-03

FnRR 'ui-riy At ?'r'nu. y 90 sh iu"' i7' villas
.isfurl Ji Nas-l IrE. tEeu 30 sirs
T'. l8l i-nls - .r,ta I'D attend Do f1r" ron h, --a
Drpt5-r Richard r. B-ruen. Arnus sBi Frtt
F1riblm THURSDAY h J4f. a. fcE- ts-ra.us s -
+-pot fa O'Clock Harlem hsrras Ill sI %
loaEeEs Jl IlEerl-1-
BUTTDN-Ja Nrles3ay July It -, NaErfrT place. h1g 1r
A. HuEton agei ~
N8-4t si eT hereafter.
FRgrHNGHAM-At Wllsmstrwr. Mass. SrnaT iun- -
lamie he JAMS A. rrotZasaa@. aga
months. .14 I- LAYS
Pr--, hi Taur-a auooa from No 2j3 Dat B-ooaa.
04DFLIO rl-,a1 iB7 D.. faf hsrr-rg avA 1r-ye. 3rE
rt. Ian 3D. sideg u s. A. Of tur sts Joan aie- Of tis
T ssugss 'aalv -osn-tiu'g tsi
Nrt 7
hthase, fharsiaYi lHy 81 Tceek ~thssa irh"s
rrItrEsAY-lu Baot,,u la7 gnms >i',', m. Eah.a
o
ans.s uutri
rss1os. go Crrnnn+-yr Brlssgn Ja!T fsoE
The Aer-O0u -ad rom Ot lilnlT Dsps 3Ila. ilf
train. THURSDAY onSnans. 30 do.lt AaDam.
Bos.lr papen please copI
sirtr6b-st sdor d AA Rear 1sesD Wsits
Johnston th. Non . aift ~etl fh-rssr
Trinity Church rnfzisy a. H. 1o1, 'lf .ayttu1a
ZE0ROWSKi-u Pans FrsBc, l,abels s1s Of Hsrlu
fbofos.kL
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
49, Nrw sorrn PAcIFlC LINE.

As stated III TIE TRIBUNE the contract has
b4u closed Tor mail steamer Line between san Fran
CISCO ana NowZealand, between Mr. Russell represent
auve Of the COLONY OfNewlsaiand Oh one parl ana an
American COMPANY including Gen Burnside and Col.
rt,,,,s scott on the other Tho authorities OF the
Colopv n New south Wales in Australia. have since
sent word BY telegraph that they viii ion IN the con
tract The boats will touch at Honolulu ana also NJ
either the Pin or samoan Islands AT the fl or sAinosn
D0rt a steamer viii connect win byuDeys pOhslDiy
0ncbiug al New Caedonla and Brisbane the capital OF
the Colony OF Queensland. The 1ps are 10 Do mohIhy
aud viii begin sith hired steamers, bat the company
make contracts for construction OF Anorlcah
vessels specially adapted for the tHdo Ihv aiss~n,o
irom san Francisco Auckland is about s'" anu 10
- dnry 6-0O0 miles.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03

The show window Of y Draahmsn- fancy stOr- was
broken Tuesday night. AMI soO Of property aeD
rom me Hore O l1 applicants FOR ann gSon 70 me
n gh @chgoI i0i haNe been admitted The f'fvDn1
CLUB proposes 20 fOps poor chiid-en tH sxcur
sion 20 Excelsior Para -. The dirnctprs. sf LIs
First National isnk have passed resolutions u respect
meeting Of cfizGDs opposed 10 tne constrictsa Gne
proposed new OOuloyCrd. Was ned Lat Yycnng.-lt Dit
mars Hotel at Franklin and o. irn-ts George Glau-
brurh Chairman. and r. T. Lynch eerrtiry
About DO perssns Dres-ut ana aadruSzcs were
made by 1essrs. sDeelHan and Sakers, opposing the
acton Of the Commissioners. resolution sa8 FfOpied
pupOsing the proposed route which passUs shFectly
through the present COurthouss and iaii. usking rho
JrsotIOn Of new county buiIdngs uecessary An'thrr
stake preliminary stsu@ iniunGti m - Dr"
vent the Commissioners from carrying OoI th- pans
adopted.
NEwARK-Eignty scvon girls anu seventy on, boys
intted ~ students of the HIgh school . fea1iyhl
vll Ds hed 81 tho Orphan Asylum, oh diE 1't an NE
been received at tr8 ppind. They 0d D. ir'"rfi ''
lay In the mstter Of the application f"r an iuBnr-
tlDD 10 me New YORK 9Ha IphE ot anon i-'ii
road Company erecting bridge I0ross mo it h
River, Chancellor RiElyDu hiIs uied rriuid u th"ih-
IuBosiOn.
HOPOKEs Tho Hon a. .. Evans has heen 3rr'-rrd
she COmpainJ % Ohn hfstininncs,. on lin charge o
having. un IoT .alse DretrEsea. ucI li.I ae ' ~
for te naynent 0f the office 'rut - Ihe F0bossu Ce
J1ytoilL Mayor sehmsr4shl has forwarded - 'Ae
Common Council =. message advising the nLinE ih 81
suuken lots cfrp8uter named BAehttui 3Wli'''h
bY the Morris and Essex liroad Company clt on ne
gates OF che ProsDectst crO,sIng. Yesterday JroaisZ
h4s shoulder JIade. and sustaining ObAer injuries
PATERsOH.-A s0iid slser -ABo 'et VA prosecuted I'd
aoturers other residents, testimonial ~ their
appreciation OF his behalf of PrOte0uor aad
Postal Reform. The sol gOst about slOJJ tnd she pre-
sentsuon made by William otrsuEe, lfor WHOM
banquet took place
Gu-TPNprp. The aeb oois VIII he riOseg rom Tr'y
tai Tho drsg Monday OF september.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
pao-eEcr or PEACE WITH ruE ucxAroos

PRO-eECr OF PEACE WITH THR LICKApCO5.
WASHINGTON, Juiy "A telegram % the
oner OF Indian AIaIss thb special Indian
Coursissoners Atkinson and Wiiiams 40 Fort
Texas da ad June -. says We returned hero iasg
night and bave received information that Lplns anI
Mnscaaras numbering abont 1000 sOus. aga 10 Sara
g1.a liesirlng - meet aud we understand
tlerr Is a probability of their going with on
. rt,servAtiou" The Com mIs.loHora t.sD lDsill yJ
know yneTr 10 takB these Indiana sud surI kChAppos
~ viii consent 70 20 thcin ami they have bron
tndAn Bureau "a take tie kicapOOs
tnrir captive people 80 F0ri Gibson, AID tHt other IN
nus tle Ltpaus aud ioscaarls, ~ Choir reservation u
Npvy Npvn 10 is believed 4t The Interior Depaf mem
tn,r the whos lAs JrlDe 81 kckauDo Indians ylne
n Mexico x retuTu 10 IoXas AMI s4go themselves uP
tg ,he mil tlIy IutlDItlrs.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03

The rain kept by the Department the center
Of the OrotOn Basin allowed smountot rain
fall for June, from 1856 to Is72 OF 3aloo inches, the
highest being 1s7l5 70 100 nohas and the in
1s70-2 6io0 inches This year the rainfall in June
T1nOths OF inch. Daring last May and Jme the
rainfall inches less than the for those
two months during the last seven years The natural
flow Of the CrOtoB River low at any time
during the drUuth OF 1870, ana the Department Is c0-
peed b draw q part OF the daily simply from she
storage reserv0rS Fortunately the completion nf the
reservoir BOvds Corners has increased the reserve
supply 20 least 75 cent from winch Tire Department
n drawing. and winch haa "a capacity 1i ~ days
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
RlLLHIY LNTERESrS.

TTr INJUNCTION AGAINST TIE UNION PACIFIC.
Associate Justice Hunt of the United States
Supreme C1urf has ssued, 80 UICa. injunction u the
case Of Tie United States AIT. The Union Pacific Rail
road ct al enjOiung the road its Officers servants.
agents, auOsneys, and counseiors from making
permitting any Use OF - revenues Or
credits which shall disable them from paying
the interest on the first mortgage bonds of the
Company from paying interest principal any first
mortgage or other bonds distributed shareholders OF
the Company either directly or indirectly rom making,
Issuing, selling, In any way Dledng OF dispOsing Of
any sinking funds other bonds Of the Company rom
permitting the transfer by any " the defendants the
books OF the Company Of any shares Of stock from
making any contract with other
railroad or telegraph companies from paw
ing any sum due the Credit Moblier
under the HoKie contract; and also from paying their
nGte ror SlOO0OO 20 Elisha Atkins ON account ~ tnr
amounts due under th6 hoXlt contractNIhe credit
MObier h. also eniolned from taking ANY legal proceed
ngs for the collection Of the note ana from making uE
continuing any Arrangements WIN the Allan
nc and Pacific Telegraph Company for the
control Of the telegraph line constructed Oy the
Union Pacific Railroad Company. The AttOrney-tIeu-
eral telegraphed the officials Of the road that
company refuses neglects paw The interest the
nrst mortgage bonds held IN Europe, step. VIII be
taken 70 have receiver appointed 70 take charge OF
the road.
coNMoDoEr viyDE8Bur PRESIDENT OF LAKE
SHORE.
A. 4 meeting of the Directors of the Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad held the Union
Trust COMPANY Broadway ana Rect0T-st YESTERDAY
VIM d. Bishop rendered his resignation director
Commodore Vanderbilt was appointed director 10 Al
the vacancy caused by the death Of the Hon Horace
Clark and VIM II. Vanderbilt was appointed N the
place OF Nj Bishop. The Executive Committee was
reconstructed. and consists OF Cornelius Wander
bilt WIN. II. Vanderbilt, hng. schrll and
T. H. Banker. Commodore Vanderbilt elected Pftsi
aaBt Of the company. Amos stone OF Cleveland VIII
probably appointed Managing Director. The election
OF Commodore Vanderbilt To tho Presidency although
unexpected has been the subject VI very Ef1- r
discussion WaLst Tue result viii be the establish
msnt OF thscOsest relations between the Lake Shore
md the New York Central and Hudson River railroads
As soon as the facts became known on the Stock EV
cnanuc tne prices became buoy aud there large
I orders FOR the stock.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
LITKSr NHLP NEwX.
.F9r- 91.er ship Yeirs sss P.Hh rGg-
aasuFNfar.

PLl. lem. Brs-o Bag me H. viii Grs
sui lt,. , a Is HDrssn'.
s.e.u..1 -8 " l4- Cole Gslvs~i0n iri gsg Wsf
zl % ind 1ass t- a. Mallory b. Ns.
s.rilsa2 rglab,- Fr--llsa It4rl uib misc 9saN
fa1ri ard strs~s-fD 60
o. sts,Ir-rlD Bls Lgat. B--isey. slg'oa % q. . Da
F4fe Gr-tsuatar
BARK An,erslnl Brandt H,vsra o. sith
u-l. .srl .--s. Il-.-la nrrIs - fhJs.
Shr rrHl- r-- ls,si kobn,on Charleston isIs ia
Feiss pine
Brg .art "a. Bostoai Rose sasI.3 a.. .aa
ANTHDRFD At HART3 ISLAND.
Ira C1r, Aiaal frrH hgsgussh :. Mar ifsnesoa
3-al... au R-.aul. -1i1n Irt., '- 4o.L ., =
f..aif Rl-s f-rI He'd ii~k ani lsdT An
rIl. sasylam. Palladium k,dr .lom fros4ioace
SAILED.
t.mst o. atrs t-l Elva liverpool S-l Esmsrck, Toe
Bremen Europa tssoa. Cirr lf Gtlveson. Nrh lIsaa.
,eDrla thar-st0l Metropolis A. IT,. ss-
t IN F-suzsrl. bark AR. Tor t0fk
AlHD-sEliq~u- Ight. g.
FOREIGN PORTS.
srfEssrosv Iav 1Ayel sseial9 GsHlsi li- D. aeasscr.
.-la. N.s.I .la. Do
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
July WE4THER.
.nsr or LIE IN KANsAa.

LOST on iIFE IN AANSAS
PARSONS, Kan, July 2.-The Parsons SHn
extra following particulars Of another fear
fuI tornado In NesshO County: It struck Gaesburg, a
station on the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railroad, Il
miles from here, about D. yesterday. The storm
was a fearful one. The heavens sheet
Of flame, accompanied by terrible burst Of
wind and rain. The tornado came from tho
southwest and rst struck the stone house Of Ne Gid
dings half mile south Of Galesbury, blowing II down
and burying Mrs. Giddngs and three children m the
ruins. The children aged respectively a. r. and
10 years, ana instantly killed Mrs. Giddinrs was
seriously injured The gale next struck Mr. Roder's
house, which blown down. He was seriously
and his wife fatally injured. Two other
houses blown from their foundations. The tornado
. noneu ~ nairoN ools anu sNel 49, ,S So1Tarss
scythe. At Ransoms three houses were struck py
lightning but no serious damage was dome. The ran
came down all night u torrents ana migA diulaSo was
done 20 the wheat and corn oroDs.
DAMAGE TO PROPERTY ~ MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, July "A driver of beer
wagon. name unknown was struck by lightning In the
southern suburbs Of the ety during storm'this morn
ing. and instantly killed. His abdomen was torn ope
face and hands backened and black spots appeared
all over his body. The storm Of this morning ala
much damage tl roofs chimueYs, fenOc trees. Eafdena'
Sc, the suburbs. Much anxiety a felt as 70
10 being generally Thought that 20 viii sustain good
deal of injury especially In the sections west OF here
A TORNADO IN OHIO.
CINCINNArI, July A very heavy shower
passed over parts Of Prrbe County OHIO this morning
about o'clock. greatly dana gug the wheat crop A.
Camden m that county the proportions of
tornado and houses. stables trees, doo., drmoi
ished The Methodist parsonage is q to-ai wreck.
Oher buildings we're unrr0fed and sn7toinrd other in-
iuries. No seriously hurt
IL rHE CITY.
John Whalen. age 23, of Brooklyn. was
prostrated in West broadway and taken Leonard
ST. Police Station
At li5 p M J. r. Elliott, age 90 of No. Irving place,
was found pra,trlt-1 tc heat IN front OF the Astor
House. Taken 10 the Park Hospital
Al D. m Lewis suydrs age S. of 40. West Fifty
fourth-sL, while 30 work tao Foot of West Thirty
eghth-st.. was overcome 1y the heat, 4nd Saa taken
home where hc shortly aiierwlrl died.
At p. N. Mary Lepert, %. Of No Is East Fif-
tceutht Was pTustrted hy the heat whsle 4i "ora %
No. lS7 Spring-St.
Richard Dtmptz sunstruck IN Van Brnntst.,
Brooklyn. ana died almost immediately.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03

on the Fourth will be made the occasion Of an elaborate
ceremonial. Speeches VIII be made Dy number OF
prominent men
Al MI Vernon a PROCESSION OF military, hremen
freemas0nA, Odd Fellows, Temperance SOue-
ues public school boys floral cars with Effective bands
viii be the order of the forenoon followed by reading of
me Declaration of Independence oraton by Chauurcy
shafer ana hue display of hreworis in the evening
In Jersey CITY, HObsken. Newark YJnkers and other
points me day VIII be celebrated BY parsdes and iis
plays OF fireworks IN the evening
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
.r,n,v DEATH OF A covaRrssM,x.

MARIETTA. Ohio, July Joseph G. Wilson
Representative IN Congress from Oregop arrived here
,osterday from Washington. 20 be- present At the COm
usuosusut exercises of Mar5sts College. to-day. and
90 deliver the o4jn before lhe AlaapI night.
II o'clock 40 vas stricken down bY oArags.s. aud az
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
r,..pA.ERS 1RrLHrn

FgoW HAuBUGG-ln .eus'stD Halsf1 iy ,'hrr' sa---r,
iIn Fr f4nde i p b~sr d. arEHs
g. GIl.ko Isl5r DsIager Ia N Ht1r t'fe l8 md
servant Bnige Ic1sf.r L5u Hem. MAJOR u-ur l d.
Ni-lr-., g. Yp1s- y tsleHnerr NJ -
M Mss Aashras aa1 3Sefs ID soaH1
ALl
FROM ,fAIvrvTON AND EgY wgsT-Ia sso G~g-g-
Clgts 2Hr.. DR. y BrElt, g. Gomez As ii.-a ..
Irte N.rlfH W-s. Ms flstLp Ma Ferlls z
rr1mp.aa. a. Mrs aietu. mrs l'a1-r 1s -lii
- fsek. wife, cfDl- sl4 s-ryh-4. ~
81. 4 D.. su4 q . t- ss-rrfg-
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03

John Y EAsfburn. old anh wHil idtyvn
8,n sral-r i- -., s,yh ~ hgh sss i,s
The current report ihu BE- condition of Ftcc
Preisr tsb . e.u,-,r r-r-i sns.tF to A
Iggssi
}. J. openr a tnionic~sv Penn. Jumped .Dtg
hr ktli-s tF fr@-Iar Hr irlrcf
i7i " - or 'r'r s'"nd iotrs fr.sT Ast ad 'sfT no
sii1 tsl
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
EUROPEAN POLITICS.

RonE, Juiy 2.-Mingheth has finally flilcC
20 form party Cabinet. aud the construction u Con
Iuoa Cabinet cemprsing members 0f the Lei Is mpOs
s.blg. The ltHati0n D. grayely critical
V-I.NNA, July 1-rhe De4S D4rJY ~ Pesth .as
,oae,ced with the Left Center, and formed Lp.rll
Marty u aserwhel ming parliamentary power
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
rArrig MARKET

CrrstGe Trrt tR--vts .h.e- i-s asui- ~ havs ~
sheac taD cattle u p+~ lrnahd rtcea-lnt
'rrap'r as~rH sfr -la E'--r --''s prlr.F fi
1u8hfY ri ,tDes hr-r tnl shsf- v1tson
range IIa a. ksrla; $50 - flp.-a o. An -
Coed sabb5 .. JDrsf %. M-.ara. - . -
70 sH % 10 Iri-fi1f .a thar@
Hr4. rrir- rq1r.t szi lgsrn 90 I4r-A
MOI. p t.pkt % Jr lr. D t.4slt.
.Irlr nl sI "a 1f ID I
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03

The Dcnrocratic IayOrslty Convention II
Baltimore unanrmously rcrpoinstef Josius .Vin-in'
f1F Mayor af gnat city Yesterday.
The Connecticut Senate, ycstrrday, voted ~
.,srs 70 . hprlner action eiectlDg sdney g. iardey.
,..-op,e o. WoodTuh joan J. Peufps- JadEo'd ~ Ibs
-rgsror Duri the House having tmrm'ed td5 r"tp'i
tlon by substituting t8 names 81 Amos = ifal itp ana
Igtcbeort .nEI.vi y Bradley Of rnurss this ,ation
l5g1fe- mat hp Hnnse must rrrede rhs "ieHiO1
JEisss this ,e-.s.sn likely lufTi-
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
HOME Me- VS..
THERMOMETER TRSrgRDAY At oiCEISsOTs PARK soHP
. m-79' NoSp-s' pr.-rl' adnEht-7'i' Av,r,s--zs'
rRoMIskSr ARRlyALA

.isfor HoHse-Senator Sprague and The Hon. Thonas
A. lslckes of Rhofe lsiat and Dad n
FirT ~ NAoaas Hofe-en J. p FarusForrh Inos the
Hoa Y Ia BnitOn % reIts Nhosnster n Ohio nd
Do ham Is % ehnes'ee FnA J~nHS H7A-rhe unn william
Wsns Of Bufae senaof J.mes Wood o GsBe r senstar
hprfts Nins"s u Nasuon ". Z, Judge " A. safE
n sarstera Col n s-,tt of B1s Penn
Nsfd Hunt Jr Of nea... CL1rraoa Hoi-a-hor GonIisa
lhn 1nisf 1 slngp1, BTan klHAris. ffHrtrfTf
HoHse-Pr"t hounsbufr of Nerllay-n 9dfv H0ns on
ntnlcr L. 4 brArsie- " hsyr and a. B8ue Philadelphia
Er~rsa hoHss-' = Parn 1f th q. T. Coast Co.'S
Hgss-sn A. DuBbrday o. Hr-Oo- H0Hs. -rbe iev
IT, toi Of rncort y H.. 3userh- Rev g. X He>i
baltimore Julss AREA of Boston b Baro. Bf iH
f.rrnff lion
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
Low wArFR IN cRoroH VALLEY.

Commissioner Van Mort Of the Department
Public Works states that prosent season Of aIoutn
which began last May, has bern tns ever
known In tho CrotOn Valley this season et
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03

The Ray Felting Mil at Unionville. Franklin
County MISS, was enttrcy Destroyed nv nre Tuesday
night The is $1,000 Insurance about STO0o The
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
NVW- W-.TERSFY

JEHsEY CfrY.-Charles Pfengst Wa arrested
Yesterday, and committed by o. :. Commissioner Muir
head 90 @swer rnrl selling cigars from lnstafapei
boxes The Hoard of Aldermen estimates its expenses
Tor tie next asca rear oeg.auHg Dec - ty. e9,.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
Now Itendy
THk HISTORY OF
Tribune Leussrr pKrrs Va. :.
fuB METHOD OF VRkATiON
aAN kARNEsT PROTEST. AGAINST
rnk pARMtNIAN rIkOKY

fNh AhIH % or fRhAflph
can KARN&T PROTEST. AGAINST
TllB pARwtNtAN rHBOKr.
rvrte lsc aTeru rrsL AGAssiL oetors u, Mssc1s
Ioos,' Usa6ras As.A oonts,niag sasus si
ani alteration oonrrnng Aainsi iis puaet
rrhusr sheet rt p4srs la aa rasrssass
SUN READY
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA 40 RlGHF
T. -ouiera Fassa
he iocEy he Tale Cokss Itrp-usu
aags cogies as. lS o.as ~.
Adjrr-s rhk rRiEuhK. NesrosL
Nae hfia N1ors nntsuas o 4r.s 40 sr.s,ssa
crrdi Mo9her aepor .of ~
sound and Hearing. Foico ana speech. Thr kSpis-
uati0p Oi masirat hErmonY. hustrsEsH
~ Pvt hAse'S "A IRlbVhh LAClyEk kACGA u.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
STATEN ISLAND.

NV BRIGHTON The village trustaos have
awarded the contract for Irading IeWet-avo aud the
Pond road in Castleton 70 Miles Cunning. COR Sh.-It
T. proposed % build q draSbrideo across the Kills. snd
the money for the purpose said 10 De- already sub
scrlbod-
PoEr JEFFERSON appropriation f1r the brcak
waier ami narbor improvement - nearly eNh1u-ted inl
work been pended. Inre have been l150 cet oi
stone pier completed. and much more genalDs " O-
omit IL s thought appropriation OF flO1. 100
will he required hnish the breakwstcf. erect ght
hs.sta
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03

Dout ~ - procure No, wiy.0gs SogrH1s o' ~ 30
SO, ueIsas p-nOI Of salFsB. 20 relieves hs
-l from 1ta cures alHI regulates 30 1sEes. ssAS
-, .. 500 pa. child. qges as-a.4r
B.. s1l .ilI
Hl-, WiNsLDw -'oyrHsI sgRUr'
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03

fs1o th,s nsewunz GsHj His fsfh haG shsr gloom
over the Say and the He S1 ''o' s"'7a na'"
~ morrow a. 10 O'CLOCK
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
PAYMENT OP ruR INTEREST On riE LOUISIANA
DEBI.

WAsHiSGFOH. JuiY :. - AGOlleB NeUoI'i
William. MA uaoraiag recelvsa tae iuisving dlspa'eh
NV uRLkkNs, la Jay D.. $50
GEORGE n VuIAM, W. lave thi- aal sven nou .'
thar I mast and lIo coupons oi the 5late i"r MARIA
s,rI ,,t tud IuDe No D- paid on thl iItef tte iiih
Instant here ard On New York The amount 0t Gn7
r.ytn,nt eree-is fgl5 Oh have aserftssned that a
80, ,nouut nj coupons iun before tAo lst Of June
yerr lot nalf aud have paid them. Ihis makes more
.htn ff0oO interest iue by tne late administration
.-,''.t ~. hava pain WILLIAM T.. kELLOGs.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
DIE

r--re ana Paf.s -ci-nre. - ~r-i4H ssnq1- -
PaTAs tiads4s. a rsiarys LsGrrEs hrrEt Nd.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
5ueclal Ncuccs

aettcHhhko ''inrFti Naf~FN
sl hefsss p. Nkn larr stomach. Alllegt Pa 40
quartz ar.9 9ati sol3 bv e,ing lrasc,@
Depot, No College fss-. D. HtNir.
Hats.
A GRNTlE khhlNDKR
on f't IS rt sH al oupt p'- srefT 'eafsc Iir "a
al ulsriins
P1sr-Oc.s Noticr.-Tae nas ,f isurop- aarug
"a sATURDAY Jur slU ms 1fee 8Dfks
DAY THu xsDAr o.. % i. lHi SATURDAY
Al D, sud ID e. u TluS. T. IAhliS. Pls-atft-r
Nev-Y ORR STATE society - tbe Iinci1nsti.
GENEiAL ORpkR
hEw YoKE july. 4. lon
no WV YORK STiTU SOCIETY CFTllB tISJINhAH VI ae.t
~ UufvrrsiF Dtss FkDAf
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paper rsnpete rNhaasss college
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New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
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OFFICE DF TIE ChtEF SIGNAL DfFigIK.
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Synopsis f2r he past n5eufuJ0'r hours
The barometer mas continued to USe since
Tuesday night throughout The Southern aud Atlantic
states. Te low barometer that was central IN Missouri
Il now apparently north Of Lake Ontario. SOutheriy
winds which are quite light, have continued
the Southern States. and now extend over the Middle
states -outn-WCsJcrly winds have prevailed Oh rh"
lower nkCs and eastcIly wind, on the upper lakes
The temperature has very generally risen ana M ne
Middle and Atlantic State, thr day has been the Wtrm-t
the seusou Clear and partly cloudy weather prevails
IN the Southern States and cloudy weather reported
rom New England and the upper lake region Local
rains nave prevailed over the Om- Valley, West NH-
cina. Lakes Michigan. Ontario, Huron, aud Ere.
From the Pacific coast rising bar1mctcr and pleasant
weithcr lre reported.
Probabilities
On Thursday. ior the southern states. diminish.
ing south westerly winds partly cloudy aud
clear weather. with hIlhcr temperature. fO~
Zee Middie States and Oht0 YaiLcv pGrfiV
cisIda I4d C4r1.eT ircmhtr, raU s0i-er.s y
triadS. For the lower lake region and New Eng and
cooler weather. with increasing c0udiness ana local
rains For the upper lakes aud the Northwest, south
east southwest winds, higher temperature aud
partly cloudy weather.
Midnight tclegrapnic reports are generally missing
lIoiu tAc Mississippi ANA Missouri valleys.