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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-22
GLOBE TUESDAY MORNING. JULY 22 1878
ernor Converse, and visiting Generals, at

ernor Converse, and visiting Generals, at
10 o'clock, a. m.
Address by Gen. ]. r. Hawley, of Con-
necticut, and others ut 2 o'clock, p. m. /,
with vocal and instrumental music.
Dress Parade at sunset.
Torchllght procession in the evening.
THIRD DAY.
acknowledging of Regimental and
other soldier organizations.
Acknowledging camp, muster out
and return.
II. The above will be interspersed with a
variety of, exercises pertaining to life in
camp, and will be modified as circum-
stances may require; opportunity being
afforded for reviva! of the old camp
sports, and a general renewal of the old
tent life when we "wore the blue" and
rallied Ground the flag"
iii. Company returns will be made to
these headquarters as heretofore ordered
by the 25th, but companies will continue
to receive recruits, the recruiting officers
reporting additions every three days.
IL is necessary that these returns be
made promptly in order that transportation
and camp facilities may be provided.
From present indications there will be a
much larger attendance than at first anti
cipated.
w. This Reunion is intended to embrace
not only all Vermont soldiers, but also all
soldiers residing in the State though not
connected with Vermont organizations in
the war.
V. Brigade commanders will see that
this and all future orders are properly dis
tributed throughout their respective Brig
AIDES.
BY order of
w. G. VEAzEY,1
w. w. HENRY, Committee
f. A. MORSE, of
r. FARNHAM, Arrangements.
II. E. TAYLOR,
Official.
c. ii. FORBES,
Special A. ID. G..
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Weather Report.
WASHINGTON, July 81.

On Tuesday, for the middle and eastern
States, north-westerly winds and clear, or
partly clear weather
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-22

The dilapidated appearance of the West
street cemetery has long been subject of
comment by our citizens and to strangers
and passers-by, has been the object of sharp
criticism, extending even to remarks upon
the civilization of community, in which
such bald nuisance could be allowed to
remain. We are glad to know that the
people have aroused to spirited action on
the subject and demand of the selectmen
to abate the nuisance, by taking it in
charge, repairing the fence and putting the
grounds in proper order. 1t is claimed that
the cemetery grounds belong to an associa-
ton under the management of trustees.
While this may have been originally the
case, yet for many years they have ceased
to assume control, and it has been allowed
to run to waste. We are informed that all
the trustees are dead except Dca. James
Barrett, who long since failed to give it at
tentiOn as trustee. Under the statutes of
the state 1t is undoubtedly the duty of the
selcctmen to take it in charge, and we
trust they will act upon the petition which
has been presented to them.
In this burial ground lie the dust of some
of the most eminent men of Vermont,
whose graves as well as those of the slowed
and lost" of former and the present gen.
Grafton, have been allowed to be desecrated
and it should no longer remain in its pres
ent situation as shame to Rutland and a
disgrace to a civilized community.
The following is copy of the notice
which has been presented to the selectmcn:
TO TIE sRLECTMEN OF RUTLAND.
SIRs This is to notify you that the cemetery
on West street, near the railroad crossing, In
the village OF Rutland Is out OF repair. The
fences are down, and raised up by frost. The
steps at the entrance are down and useless, and
that a complaint will be made before the grand
jury at the next September term OF the Rutland
| county court unless repairs are made.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-22

DEATHS.
In Wells, Sunday 18th inst, Samuel Woods,
aged so years.
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Gew advertisements.


GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE
b DOTS AND HOES!
All kinds OF Summer Goods at cost or less, to
make room fora
FALL LINE!i
Now Is the time at No. Q to get shod for
small amount OF money.
Children and Misses
COLORED SHOES
at a low figure.
sot .0a
CALL AND SER FOR YOURSELF.
new stock OF Dlacksmiths Aprons Just arrived
at No. Q Merchants Row,
o.w. cURRIER.
july22dtf
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

y i i
Sewfork from foot Of Desorosses and Oo1
Erpr or HARRISBURG Pittsburgh West and South. With Pail
Palace Cars attached s.O = and $50 p n SUNDAY D .
..
dsy 9QO % H. 49,. .,..o o - 49,.
y nIybt. SUNDAY 6 $3.50. and 9;ll "a.
For PA "a. Kel..ngion, 20 3 C.. m. aud ? p.
Fmgrant and d.
Tor Segark at o. G -:f 3IU @. TO- a. lf0 y l. 2 2:J
o go @ a. $50. no. j:1 5l g5 b. bO 15J . $50 o;I
"a IO II:8J. u o. 10. SUNDAY $40 6. $40, and .. -
For EIzabetn o. 6JD T. 1:fn 81 30 TO- H. 1890 An IL M E
o $3.50, u;lV
slO t0 ll.3O. u %. SUNDAY $50 @. aud $40 m ~. .
q 10 y n0ouf <''
U $50 s.20 $50 o, $50 1:5, 8y ~ p % anu 4
night. SUNDAY, 5lu and ttO 90 s..o "a
Woodbridge AM Perth Amboy and 10 n -',o ''fo ~
ard So ...,o ,,o o o - ..
Y night SUNDAY 9, ana /. 90
For rsastM a. m. noon. l:lO and J-u D. n
70 LambetTlle and Pieuir gtol. y o. n and p n
For Phihpsburg ami Be Tilere ? ami D. ID.
Accom- BorleHown burlington. and Canlen' lnd $50
l21O 2 9. I. and IN
For Prreboa z a. m. ? and 4 q. n. m
Fer Jsesbure Pemberon aud via boat from Pier
No. D.. 4:fj p m ,,..t.-L OIL,
5s i04 a. t.}i daily, eEcel Monday Fom Wasn2-
and Bsl-morp 4:5f ~
pf sd5Ea Ll b:50 lf ll:D u54 -ii J:9i b;4 3iiS p
r. Sundl s.2l. h.3J. IT .04 10
TcEet Oces s25 sJ z 9A BroaiFavi No Asor HOUSE
and loot of Deblosses CJrl-t hErant ck once 10
Rst,eyvpisce D. N. BOYD T., Gen. Pass Agent
CAssATr Gen. Manager
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20
GARDEN PARK lots FOR SALE

In SlO Monthly Payments, hltn0ut interest,"
Prices from S900 10 $500.
Uude restrictions depot Wteoue Long
Island twenty Huuter Point iatWo trains daily
rom Midnight 17 elegant Pushing and horh sue
free n hud before Nav 6s4i
besuufu sceuerv; ground, healthy
than Jersey Boosrn o Harlem
Call d. k VAN sCLtN No -
Eassaust g pass visit T. T. HOPKINS wA meet Yea
d the depot
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20
Aurtion Sales of RcIl Gstate.

DiSGEE. Auetionrer
DFSIRABLE IMPROVED AND UNIM
/ PROEED PROPERTY ON EIGHrB-AVE. AND ONE~huN.
DRED.AND NDFORTY- -FIItSTST. -DINGEE PORTER 4 Co VII
s THURSDAY Nav Exchange sacsrOoms, III Broadway AZ
order 81 Wm j. Weller. two iai 10 - "es
side Of Eghtsve. north OF Onehunud andorty hrssi
tt b as thereon: fu LOT north le Of Onenuldre
r feet Of Egnth-4ve sold together without
rrvaton Particulars Of Aucuoneer 28 Thuve aad y CelArL
A d. MELLICK. ir. g. BRO, AuctiOneers
a. Ce1lers NegJersev Real Estate tneL y l. u
ORANGE n j. Illl dsDA J. nay ~ 10 I
31 m premises % CHOICE BUILDING 10 =, near bek
rrh and Junction fronting C1;o7 Norwood ana ia
ess Maple and kmwOollves u he must oi me improve
meutS Remarkably terms ,.r, ,-.. -, ,,,
ONLY % PER CENT tASH REQUIRED WITHIN IhAbb lEAAs
MoernuH HOUSE md GROJ NDS spuugdave opposite resi-
denre of W p C0NDIT House 3 stones and
French roof Grounas few minutes walk nom new
railroad station.
Terms Of sale the premises day Of sale
The sale lom AeW-lofL "i take hs -'''
frol foot 0i Bzr-av-gL
For uaps md particulars apply 70
4. D. MELLI-K. u. BRO,
6Pine-st. NeV-York.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20
Gin Real E5tatr for Sale.

Ciin Real G5iair for Sale.
y ARGAINS on Firth and EIghth-aveS., 'front.'
D -r Cr aal oeveuhvef, above the PARK on
Grln4 Booeylr1 l-l lty yersI3e Para Apply % - -.
VA. q. RAYEOR,
So Pue-st
EOR SALE-On East TWenty-hTst-st., Gram
srcr extra HOUSE. and tuned ano
deoorael costly mznlef; geatiemans private residence
u. MORGAN. 2 Pine-st
EIFTH-AVE. ana BROADWAY PROPERTY
P0r SALE BY
v K. STEVENSON IT,. u Piae1- g
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20

y H.A n
~ FORD RAtLHOAD--Neg-i fora NaF-iiare1 Jgs.an.
,PrIyG ARRANGEMENT. COMMENCING NAY I.Ig5L
Passenger Neviork 0raH1 Central Depot kBsDce oa
F1rtr-erord
YORK.
rRALNS LEAVE NEN.lORK.


DHLADELPHIA and ERIE RAILROAD
I ONLY DIRECT ROUTE. WITHOUT CHANGE or CAES. TO
THE OIL REGION ud LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN. rraiai
vi leave Drs. rosses COr.IlEltst. Ferries.
50 Lrie Express iaiy except >una VI l Palaan Piro
hsw-lUrk on ARRIVE rIlanrf
WilamsBor 5:55 LocA haven 1885, Remove -ll a. lin. oa
sU8. CORY 6:Jj Eue. Connect. lEylc1a AID Cfrf
with REX Aleyhenv River r. r. O Rsuo st Lus
with Lake r r. l1r an points Nss.
$50 n r Ere Mai tdaivl uIh pu.lrln Palace Cor from
Philadelphia Enr Arrve Sll1urr Uas l-allsIoJ ,:i3i
%; Renoyo 10 vletol $40, torl tto hfe
,.55 D. 40 t.rsy Eh on tcrk lui Az
gheuy r. e. Region Ene WITH laze Shore K X o
49, '''-@ w A. BALDWIN General SuperueoieBt
j. ". GORE. Gen. Pass. Agent.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20
Hldrble an1 9ldts Martels.

KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
~ IZING WORKS la East Bghtsentbst Marble and
nsrsd Mntes ng Marble Counters hOHH'nen At pnees that
dsiy competition Marne turning for the uSae
CTEWART7s SLATE MANTELS-Rieh and
- Ieg,pt designs slate description MARBLE ahl
WOOD MANTEIS T. r. sTBWARr 4 Co., 70 AAA N<< "esa
TweutY-thiri-St SeTenthaye
THE PENRHYN SLATE Co. have removed
their new Unonsq foart,ys asq ssyes e
and are offering sssortmeut OF hAhIbb' oA no
k eomusng many elegant unique desns At prees enaAps
competition.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20
goruoranon Notlres.

NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant 10
Section III Of Chapter Is Of the Laws Of lss PROPOSALS. of s
fishing distributing IN aecoranee s
the specifications Sled the once Of the MAYOR Of The C
York the City Hail Will received Al SAID once anu
Tnesday June prof. ocek when bour e bls WI
BE- opened and read award of The contract made s soon A
after pracueabe
Bach proposal N be neoseH scaled envelope iDor'ed
ala FOR publishing nd distributing the CITY Record and aust ~ A-
IN strct conformity 70 the specifications Aforesaid.
thousand loIarA
Dated NeN-fOrK, Nay "a, l811 .
WILLIAM p HAVEMBfBR. Mayor.
GEORGE ". VAN MORT, Commissioner q Public WorkS
T. DrLAPiELD SMITH, Coansel % the Corporation
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20

nN the Hudson. nearly opposite the City of
~ Hudson modern goic h o Sc COZ mandng hne mountain
hard wood With elegant lawn s0png 20
vaE4ue walks &c
au0
and. which 2V 80 pear trees 4l
apple besides yall o of small fruits with
Necessary shipping the fruits lcE on The place
$4,000 Terms very The improvements co more Than
ibe
JACOB SHARPE l4g BroadEsy
DTVERSIDE, on the SOUND. 30 miles via
HI Haven Raoad-Beaut shoreohI residence for SALE
rooms desirable ncrnauent
leay neglbornood depot All fruit ana shade
5000 Actress J. W ATNAIER. RIVERSIDE Station
Conn
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE at
GEEEVA NEN-VO.K-A beautiful place containing iftyLrCe
well aduted for Nusry eenena C'aatry seat
Buildings suitable oDHgs Fields m
good carnuou Oh -rsued F-t aburiance and
woodland This chance 70 purchase celhiui
bone 2 the l5Yelesi village of DE state AfgrfO
GEREIT H. SMITH Geneva, NeW-lort.
WESTERN FARM.-One OF the best in Hi
Ions. square completely sockel and
eoupre Would EXCHANGE STOCK Of Nercs
rutland a WHITING. 3 Beeknau-st
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20
Gitn Real GsIate TOR soc

A T SAG HARBOR, on the sea shore, a large
eolltry RESIDENCE Btaudhi
seaag llg. zulag rutland WHITING Beknan-st y. y.
A MOTHER BANK FAILURE i-Beware; save
4 uontT bJ LOIS Long Island Ka lH
afa Naruiee deco, ie1llF oeatou garden s04
-ssL J. T. GEDDES lo9 Fourta-ase
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20
ADRIAN H. MULLER. p. H. WILKINS & Co.,


Book Maps the property u ;he oe Of the Acc
uoueers No Puest. " Y.
L III ~ raloal f0a
the Of the excellent Fusaug ar sorh
IS 10 10 MINUTES n Y 81 "a minutes % james
slp douueck GrdeD CITY snd sOutamFoh hf-
each steam braks ds plat
whre safety witches; Run IN TIE IN
TEREsT ITS PASSENGERS; vys umei never delayed by
btestoue setua ag more accessible business by
travel than ssveueh EeVlolk The Sound. with spen
d waterfront reached bv boat hour from Pcks
Nev-York Civ. As Newark and Eluteh
Village Incorporated N ets ard roWng Iildy Inc
6ed 10 TIE County Jamaica The wheh these
offered nearly ali severed eufbe sutere anu -ae4ll
ned. ,,... -.
Hs rolling groan excellent well draued and healthy
uhiecto and and
York Itself The onere over nile
lcug emrtvrng INTO the Easi River -. 49, ID, ,-.-.
Village Ellsc0aI Cathole heth0t ana isnyteIii
Churches private schools factoes savings Bank Herald
Wbtestone Telegraph $50 inhabitants With 1000 within
Of three perfectly convenient 70 t1e ay ioI eAs
C8sJMTlTION eage included only 2i each AND
THE RAILROAD AGRLES TO GIVE 4 tOMMIIAtlOh BUN
HUNTERS POINT FOR OAE lEAk, FkEE 10 the occupant oi
each new house costug more hi before May, bi
hsis good 20 tacl who bu a. L
famous FOR It's beautiful scenery me
boating sailing u combines ay pleasures Win o4h
its an excellent point Over $4,000 worth Of lots
SURROUNDING TIE PROPERTY OFFERED IODAl were sol
mostly "a parties intending 70 l
Law
cheapcheaper than the CITY Five houses W be offered i
o1 which Win maze good home hghL Village taIes
lot sold viii ana liquor tors
This sale and every parcel olrre1 . he sou
Printed Abstracts Title De obtained a IS each from van seea
Geeeve BALDWIN. ears Counseor'siaW bennett buling -
/ and - Na1sau-sL "a g. -. - -.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20
Xew-9ersen Rcal Gsfate for Sale.

A FIRST CLASS New-Jersey FARM, near
y Case r sALE easy terms ~ seres some meadow Z on.
woodland ou1rgs- &c healthy -ll .st llFu
inq sfbood cbote ooat0u fertile soils pnee slgOg o1y
s pr acr no exchange. Principals address MILES IANsOH'
hoo-sds. Newark. n. J.
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE FOR SALE, IN
- nle1 NevJereT % es from U - trans a1il i've % nh
depot. abundance Of a I'iu. oiD
ro rro1erfv schools al cn1ches very hel are 9o'
1a ety house containing u i,s 20 -l Sl'
lof psrcuaT, OF gropery inquire Of yE 'oi''O".'
y Pakrov Nev-l0rE.
bankers and Brokers should examine the
- Cot.age Plot. situated al Long bfa9ch
ron proximity TIE resoenees OF aefs 'sl
Clae Osborn Haves Senator Catiei ana eie
ta ko-o The cDnu from one-laltef 20 'o Ies o 20
serp te sea Ocean-ayt Pull paftcaafs
ron ihe H. q. q ID. BROWN ,-b Broadway.
Tor SALE-At New brunswick, n. D., one
minutes vsk Of depot fronting Rutges Coi COIIAGk
HOUSE % oons dnng-room 81 Z buers panes vttef snd
oughout keW-fort tralns laiY Yes aft
s Prs mOisrste Aadryss NJ n p " Boz ~ y l.
EOR SALE-A FARM of 20 acres II miles
from p.aFed EeW-Jersey in The village Of Wsteve house
tsrr fruit erceeut aesrA pe of
garden 90 yarls rom nne o bouhl
bCCF sr SeIr Rrrosd. Uree $500 5000 remain
snd mortzse Aadress 5,1 PGnled j. BkOCE %
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20
Gnriirn Sales of Real estate
houses dno farms Uanteo.

WANTED-C0UNTRY PLACE, west bank
w Hudson (vAter ont indsp nsabe the
HiRhnds; good buildings and 70 particulars
o A. JOURNRAY, 81 hspenani-st.
WANTED-A small FURNISHED HOUSE
w country not miles The ey gOo
and will
more. Address j. Ia LYNCH, 25 Grove sew-York City
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20

DONDOUT and KINGSTON-Landing at
Ia EeWburh. MARLBOROUGH Nj 0n PonZhkeep
E.oDu.The steamboats, THOMAS CORNELL and JAMES W
BALDWIN Ha.on-t Per - " r. DAlL1 1t O'Clock p N
DAND, MCNALLY " Co.'s RAILWAY
IN GUIDE AND AND the latest time e. rd and ticket
all IL also the population il descr pon A o
the u > and Canala for sale o '
uswseaer. Price 40 cots
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20
BrOOklnn Zeal Gstate for 5alc.

Br0ohlnn Hea! Gstate for 5ale.
CARROLL-ST.. near CARROLL PARK.
y Fox sALE good threorT and brown stone basement
HOUSE Carroll Cllt ns -1l-f "s- extension 0 ''
r0rT; IzriOl. F0r uariCusTs apply 90
WYCKOFF JAMES. -yj MontaEne-si 5IookIl-
EOR SALE-In BROOKLYN, a two-story
arl basement buck HOUSE containing az the gfA--s-
s b minutes Futon Ferry pnes, 54O0 about . $40 easa
ltgETt - 81 C.erlult-aFc
EOR SALE, on EASY TERMS-LOTS Nos.
o. sus Reme1-s-. ard o. 1 T. and - hontaglet
alJI. H8aS Pneappst 27Et' House No. I3
Houses
sNsssu-st. GORDON l. FORD N C-arE-st BfooAlyL-
Tor SALE-On the Hights, only five minutes
ua ror F-rrv. tbr1eorr mgnoou basement ana
saetiar BRICK HOUSE no % slaneu4oe between sLaI La
Jirorsts -o0d leate possession; can De seen rom
o5p n Apply % e. o. OLIVER no. Fark-plaee Nes1eL1
0I-STORY STORE and DWELLING,
s)2 no. FlzespDes.. Futon-st Lot S'Io4 nj,
GORDON l. FORD "a Cfrs-st, Brook7n
s)(G AND 25s WASHINGT0N-ST.,
FOL E-sTORY DOUBLE HOUSE
Lot 46x1u
GORDON L. FORD,
1 C.arE-st., Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20
GOnntrp Real Gsiats for Sale.


~ Bon Railroad - miles or 3 Minutes rom ne
ty this elegant with ard elegant hInFes All
through water: bathroom hnshe0 IN vAnat ap1
dnngro0m and kitchen hoor are walnut And
fsclSss eTuted oven range, wash
soreroom Ahout half Of land very handsomely
laid out easv 10 the nag sidewalk All The
the Sound u superb the place healthy Doo All
question: viii beautiful home st bsrgain terms very
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20
FACTORY AND RESIDENT PROPERTY


Ptssou HevJersey 6 miles from beS foTt ore iof msnn
fse1rrg purpose facilities superior 70 anv location n thls osn
Conerted VII tHs cy competing railroads sna he h0ffs
Cana The Ene. hegyeney Midland Dta@afs
lskauana ana Wesun Newark and heElO M
ps oomsu8 cheap and direct Ire ght uf main n 70 AZ la
~ ooautrT cheap coal and powerful ana tea1
Passaic Eth supply ~ skilled labor Aha 4
Ar deaT20e nd ceoe tentefiof al oecAle4
puHoseH
ALSO hgh grouBd hesut good society win "a noecs
Ey Nes-1ork 1y daily tnls locally lnot aiiAb
" Tor s1ourhau reE3encef. q
J. PIsHER sATTBRTHwAITB 10 Pihsst. Esv-Yort
MORRISTOWN REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
iA PROPERTY Of al kinds for SALE and blAl. Foi pasn
lsrt, latrsss THEODORE AYERS. norrstovn, ~ J.
MESSRS. HAMILTON g. WALLIS have
iA REMOVED ossr all valeues Of OKAseR
a :! gf0gerty a sFEcALrIl 0f sac aIa ksnt
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE.
~ Descriptive furnished free 0 being books Of zoo psfe
handsomely l1std complete Ables commDiAiea
fse complete dtscupoa 81 a railroads OHns
sno Tll1FeG seat FREE roeept Of oe1ts
A. d. AELLiCk, IA, & BRO, Ne. Finest, NeS iofE
GlRANGE, y. threat variety property Tor
~ HOaaef uniurualed 70 rent Cata-
bg1e. T. Il. GERRY. - Eassau corner Lbery-st.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20

- Passenger Freight Depot SesYo loot Of Lby.t Con
meets South Branch r. Hampton Junction with
and Nesen Railroad u Ppburg Fth
Lch Susqnehanna soa ami at sto0 With he Lehgh
VALLEY Railroad connections forming ret lne 70 Pburgs
The Of 70 Cntra PguEsT1a1A as
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20
COUTH SIDE r. r. OF L. l.

CTONINGTON LINE.-Great Inside Route
> fr Boston via Stonugtou and Providence The elegant se
wheel seagoing steamers
STONINGTON AND NARRAGANSETI
leave Pier of Javst daily except SUNDAY lalaE
r frrgh i the ORest rates, apply Pier 0 North Ayef
| ID. S. BABCOCk,
President StonncrOn steamboat COMPANY
TROY .-CITIZENS' LINE for TROY.
1 Psssage ~ So The elegant seamloa suhAlSlDE and
POWELL cave Pier River foot Oi LEROY daily Saur-
days excepted o'clock connecting with morning ir.ls on
Rensselaer, NewiOrk Central and Troy and "s1'a
IA roads sor all points north and vest . .,...
TIiE MOST DIRECT ROUTE TO SARATOGA, LAkE GEOkdbr
AND MONTREAL
Tt-oryb checked destination.
lSEPH CORNELL. Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20

u II
Il.lO mas M 1900 m.: t25J loo 800 3:f5.
AIS ass sl 5:5 5:ij $500 6: SIS 7.5. 7:.
6:lO, 900 1000. Ila0. 1900 %.
Tickets be- obtained a. Che Office Of The Central Rail-
Of Lbc NeEtofk and az he pal
Lotels 10 0.loes IN Aee-torA w.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20
COOPER HOUSE,
COOPERsrOwS foot Of Otsero Lake., n. Y.
COLEMAN & MAXWELL. Propueors.

The above hotel viii omen Plans q the house NAV be- 'een
rJ rooms engaged the NevlOrk Hotel ~ BTadEa1 the s "teA
Of Apnl and 4rs o.. NAY, upon application 90
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20
II. P. BALDvrg Geaera' p -eaz5T Agell
nELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST
II - ERN RAILROAD. .

NEW BROAD GAUGE LiNEio WSe Gar soo1shurg scranton,
BrgnamiOn, acusr, O,gegO. WITHOUT CHANGE OF CAo
Depou aeg oIs loot Of BaTcsy. lud 10y oi loDerst
via El AhtAH EdEALH 4DADAt. lsst-
$40 m BROAD GAUGE EXPhSs f3AN 5oouton Brlacn.
directly tlIou-h rom SE0k DlEham0n Homer
CGftlnI aad Syc without .lalre o Dover
Chester r. T.. Waterloo q q With =
and b K T. for Kingston. Wl .sHar.e. p fsnl.
15 m. EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN erlrg NsrTe ~ 90 Doom
New-York tribune., 1873-05-20
PROPOSED PUBIC SALES

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gil becn altered since. The inoraasc In thono ca-
tinasos over the, appropriations OF last year
poctod tliat tho Secretary of tho Navy viii ask
for appropriations to build ton new and
eight s1oops ot war now conatructing. It is not
piobable, however, that tho Secretary will mako
this demand In his Forthcoming annual, to bo
submitted with tho Presidont's messaGo, but at
so1no snniseqnent time during tho wintor: The
back their reports till tho last momont. in order
to Incorporate In tllom all available information
on tho Spanish complications for tito guidanoo
Of Congress-.
Ito tho Assoe,dted Fress.l
CABINET MEETING.
WAsH1NoToN, Nov. 25.-Tho Cabinet WAS in
session only about two houre to.tlay. All tho
members wore proaent except Secretary Robson,
who Is In Philadelphia In connection with tho
naval preparations; The Spanish question waa
by tho Secretary Of State, l,or wau
Hubjoot. This Government will act toward
Spain. as toward all other counlrios II,
casos Of controversy, md await with proper ro-
apect replies to our complaints. There il, how
span Of decisive character, In order that Con-
EreBH may, lii the Presidents Afcsaagc, DO mado
acquainted with tho facts. There arc iul,ca-
ttons that
DISPATCHES WERE RECEIVED
tonight By both Secretary Fish and Admiral
Polo, tho spanisl, Minister, from Madrid, OF a
character which gives promise Of peaceful no.
luton OF tho prosont complications. Thoso gen.
tlomon wcra in private conference for sayoral
hours tonight, ut tho residence OF Mr.. Fly,
comparing dispatches, aud discussing generally
tho situation of affairs. It was remarkcd to-
night by a gentleman prominently connected
with this Government that things look Tor moro
hopeful now than ever.