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Depr.dntions 49,. ~. u..s.-
SAN ANTONIO, TE.. ~. Ga an,a,,..
letter received by ay,ptleunan in san Antonio, a
Texas, dated Bracct,sv,i,. K,nney co,n,y 0
Ie1as, NAY y. ls's syG "As informed you I
Mhen mere In braokcpSIlle that from every In
dlcatlon was forced to slleye this country was
I'm = \. nds J, s.r.aa ird,. nuneIous uep.e
aDs v ,s,is " sa'asv iu known a. bpans '
anu hickapoos, In ploodJ hsursions upon the
tries, from recent deyelopmen, 4, vould seero (
,h., in mi. ro,,,,,.t.,, -. ,,oI ~ .V . |
fos eariS a., ,nonr 'ha 800 ectly correct
,sas NJ ~, I, suo 49, ~ ny. report mat
,ps4. y, y.s v.s,nn NY I'M, Nsdiyergent
Wyi5o,s ,i.nr ea s..hs n nnnras oints on
connty Ia seyer"i c,nas,ngs ~ tss o. the
riyer "a $500 s Sv.sss H. ~, VIZ Nueces
,n.tancss has ~. ns vut svefal
nf,v ~ ar. s.ea oa"a ,,, n"v NIX ONE
~ every dlrectlon, 70 have wider and rlcer
H. ~. .neL uelsvunuons, IN uVnsclusenSeI
McKcnsIr nnu 1 X v ,sn rs, y, Tas;
Slar5 promptly started company Of cavalry
,h,osa,o,,, nv oes nv anh SI Is1,ls
,nyx ,, ,o y, 9s sna sVos.en
i,,, ,nu ,,s mighi poesoy conceal tnemseNes
~ 1os uts sns .,khsuoe ou VIZ Psttt
camm vu; hana su an, s"s uy,Ops unuea w
~ e'auing .no no0ps, oivsslnR tne Nueces river,
1,, - usasi, uNneu henseNes lnto sniaher
nn,an ara 49,. az ,,or ,h s,os n anh Sar,
| OF the people Of the lower counties, whose
az pro,estion Under s,hsse esasncr n1tvs
/ and other circumstances OF n more agra
| nsunh ShaIhSteI , ~ VEL ~ Wy BIes' ressuIe
/ Mckenzie was innuenced 10 resolve nj any
risk. coat or conseouenee. 70 break mn This neat
~ s NY 'u a, vi p .non omm nuns
Ny o .n1 ma ~, ,n,s,,n da.,rou SILL
al least 80 cripple them a. 70 render them IN,
S,s W "a .no "r snnn ,h t,,
inhabitants OF Texas Accordlnply on Satur-
day last the ipth instant ali the ayallable cav
and be In readiness At a moments notice for i'm
/ portant duties on the Rio C,rande. Counters
were dispatched from headquarters TO the sew
and crossInus win slmIlar or1ierr' which were
strlctiy complied with, and ali the available
forces Of The Ith cavalry, numbering some six
commander and proceeded under the GUIDANCE
OF the experienced half breed scout, Van Green,
the Rio GrSnde. And by A forced msrch Of eiohtv
miles into Inc Interior OF Mexico. reached me
camp OF the Klckapoos at early dawn, having
been forty-elght hours In the saddle, and twenty
the march TO throw away and dispense with every
s vu ryq NV, mnht W VA
Si ~ ay % 49, :, 49, ne sPeg ~ u nnSn'
.ho ,snrn sed 20 ny IN, ah h,,,
gna ,s "a m sse g,esI pI,.on ., ,asm
, "a ~ ". y, ns
! nineteen warriors Killed; about an equal number
! wounded. Forty aquaws have been captured,
,nlan hs ,ha rn%sn W. hss INV
troops lost three mcn--One killed and the others
nor,SS WOUNDED; s ss,ea tnis pos,
sst nlgnt iot we tnpusana ,nnons, tne iooa ol
10 expedite the march. The couriers report that
Mckenzie and the troops have safely recrossed
o no ennue Mh a, s ,ps, ann reG ns
/ the gulde'e) rancho. SIX wagons, laden Will
pLovslons, nave oeen sen. 70 tnen IeHe,; Ihel
: day < The nrisonerN are mostly the sauaWs OF
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corner Of New YORK avenue and Fifteenth street.
pays per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours to Z; satur-
days, . 10 4 and Q TO Q.
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shall Washington or Baltimore Control The
Grent Fallsf

To he Editor Jhs National RsPublicaRg
SIR; Having come here with the view to pur.
chasing property In the District Of Columbia, and
having learned that there Is a probability that
tho water power OF the Potomac, with all other
manufacturing resources due TO this section, are
likely 70 be secured by Baltimore 10 the exclu-
sion OF Washington, which will certainly destroy
the prosperity OF the cities OF this District, IN.
GLIDING AleXandnaO and render your harboF
merely naval convenience; and having come
here for the purpose Of establishing Ourselves
within the limits OF manufacturing Community,
and not wishing 10 place our money where II
cannot return reasonable pront, permit us TO
inquire II II be true that baltimore Is to control
the water power OF the PotomAc7
Halling from New Bngland, where we have
been accustomed 10 Industrial institutions ade-
quAte to the employment Of all help who are able
and willing to work, we cannot AFFORD TO locate
here II you are TO have no manufactures.
OF course, the water powers OF the Potomac
Will AFFORD these, but II Baltimore Is 10 mOnOpO-
Ike the Great Falls aud other manufacturing
resources Of this section, we prefer 10 locate
elsewhere than In this section.
Mt. Liitlr, we New En2lAndeTs want the
NATIONAL HEPUBECAE to speak GU. that we may
not DC mlslel, We are hunting new homes.
KEREDLCE.
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FREE or CHARGE.-steel soda water fountains
and draught fixtures TO loan by Palmer Green,
Georgetown, u. q. I
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ENOUGH Of thu l00g % tick issued for the Third
GRAND GIIr CoscERT, In aid Of the Public Library
qf hentucky having been sold TO insure full draw
ipg and The wish having been universally o pressed
tull and paid In full without any scaling down, As
ne,stotore the managsment with the c9neurtence
days more for the sale Of the INFANT OF tickets
tised Tor April Z therefore pastponed 70 Tussdsy,
July Z, IS! or which day Ard No other. they VA
Library Hall, Louisville, Ky.
AZ I'LL Grand CONCERT The following ca.h gifts will
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There are twelve copies Of the "Cbolr Chorus
Book wanted for special purpose, They are
wanted for two weeks. Any person having one
al this ofiice-a responsible party who will make
ample returns for their use. Please let d. W. Il.
knnW mt once.
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.. N. Sauicr a. Co.,
Bankers, No. ili6 Pennsylvania avenue, pay 9
per cent on all deposits.
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THEY have buslness-lke method Of procedure
In Kansas In the midst OF the excitement
caused by the terrible discoveries OF bodies
under the Bender house, q small board appeared
on one OF the graves announcing that the de-
serted Bender claim had been pre-empted by
another settler.
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hold Strawberry Festival at their building, Judi
eiary square, commencing WEpnESDAY EVEN.
evenings. Lunch will be served from y m % . N,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Clam boup and
strawberry Short cake. With other driieaoes Prices
Vocal and Instrumental Music may be expected;
alsnfsinpnng by the chiliren OF Foster Home.
AdmittAnce-ibc cents Tor adults. 10 cents for chill
dren, Entrance on fifth street. -
| AIibcrAl patronage from the Christian public IN
| solicited. my911t
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FouR DOLLARS, NEAT
-Four Dollars. school bnlfB
Four Dollars. for Boys,
AZ four dollais per suit, At
A, SAKs 4 Co, gl0 Seventh street.
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ADJUSTMENTS, LECTURES, ETC.

hmUDLDlDNlD, bEOlOiNLo, biO'
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
BENEFIT BENEFITi
1.-THE MURPHY" THE MURpHYli"
Twopex Characters time.
"fELIX OCALLAHAN."
o'CALLAHAN-THE MURPHY.
"BKETCHEsi" "sKETCHEBin
HELP" sKEroiiss b y THE MURPHY.
MORE BLUNDERs THAN ONE
Larry, iyith BongsD The Murphy. Buaan, upon
this occasion, Miss Annie lawrence.
HELP" Matinee Saturday.
"If you md him out. you'll ind him In"
On Monday next Mr.. Chir waicot and nrrt pro.
duction In this city Of the thrilling drama,
| THE SWAMP ANGELS. msJD
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f1OS Tea ind Coffee. .4TO
The nncst brands Of Tea, aud the best grades
OF Coffee fresh roasted every day Mt the Tea and
Coffee Store, 40 Pennsylvania avenue, nearly
opposite the National hotel. eotf
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NEW STRAW HAT AND BONNET BLEAcuERY, T07
z street, near Seventh street. Work done with
care. Late from England.
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plon Parties by applying 10 MAnrfE BECKER.
fRasR 1 @ sse isi sssamsf Arrow o
mylp N, wkftms
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TnE GREAT EsaIJsH REMEDY for aout and
Rheumatism. All sufferers from the above com
plants, either OF recent or long standing, ad-
ylscd TO use Blairs GOut and Rheumatic Pills.
They can be relied upon az the most safe and
encctual remedy ever offered TO the public, and
have been universally used In Europe for many
years with the greatest success. Prepared by
PRoUT a HARsANT, 229 Strand, London, England,
and sold by all druggists.
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LouoRs by the bottle at Wholesale prices at
pe eo T Avenue % stree
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CAsToMA IL more than a substitute for Castor
OIL. IL Is the only safe article In existence which
| Ia certain TO regulate the bowels, cure wind
chollc and produce natural sleep. II Ia pleasant
| TO take. No more sleepless mothers or crying
babies.
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city Is Geo. w. Drivers new sample rooms, cor.
ner Pennsylvania avenue and Four-and-a-hali
| street.
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PAPRRiIANGlN0S,w WINDOW SHADES,
embracing all grades OF Paperhangings and
Window Shades; also, choice Paintings, Engrav-
lngs, Chromos and Photographic. Picture
Frames, all styles and sizes, In Walnut, Gilt,
Nails, Gold Plated, Pinned and Wire Centre
Picture Cords, &C. u
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TRY THE
INDIAN HAIR RESTORATIVE.
DECORATIONS.
l. o k N.

Our stock Of PAPERHANdINGs, WINDOW
SHADES, &C, Is offensive and varied, Latest nat.
hsS EREsH >rfSdRsp, III esIs Sfs
CORDS, TAbSELS, 6c l.. 4. CLARK
myl63w ls23 PennaylvAniA avenue
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LADIES' TRUNKS AND sATCHELs, MEMS
SHIFTS AND UNDERCLoTHING; COLLARS,
HOSIERY, TIES, &c., AT VERY LOW PRICES
f'N Oso SEVENTH STREET So ii rifS
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CITY ITEMS.

TURCO- RUSSIAN BATHS; Also MEDl.
ALL SKIN DISEASES, AT DIR. snBpDS, oO9 II
{THEFT
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47G, Pure French Candy 47O.
II manufactured daily and sold Mt the low price
of 20 cents pee pound, at 4TO Pennsylvania ave-
nue., nearly opposite National hotel. eou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-21
TIE DINA LIBEL SUIT

10 the razor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Concurring with you most fully as to
The rights Of the press and the righteousness Of Judge
Blatchfords decision should be sorry 10 admit that
the Administration rad-or the Shepherd raid IL it Is
nothing moro-would be Of little conseque1c. If CON
lined to the case OF Nj Dana. Whether rot that edi-
tor TOO etluous Of reports pTeudical to the char
acter Of his opponents" as an editor re
sponsible 10 large circle Of readers fer
full Information and just criticism public men
and their measures, maintain that he not only has
rght 70 ral by jury Of his vicinaCe but to an inter
probation Of the law OF libel consistent with the eXist
cnce OF free press. know nothing OF the merits OF
this particular But supposnG MI Dana guilty Of
malicious libel, as sunshine, Messrs. Cooke
and Shepherd could by refutatOn in the columns OF
Tho Susl Ldyc punished him worse, Gud At less ex-
posure to themselves than by resort 10 any
court in CMis,cndOm; provided Of course that
The Sun did not exclude the refutatOn.
What ] have TO submit then, is this that no plaintiff
who is charged with eny public Office trust, shall
have right Of action against an editor for libel, except
ON an affidavit that lie has refused either TO retract pub
Icy or To admit ia conspicuous type an answer TO the
alleged beous natter Of at least equal or reasonable
length 1.-THE law Of libel is 70 be interpreted more
strngenty than this against any editor even the most
creduous" the freedom Of the press In America rests
not upon law al al, but upon tie sheer pluck Of the
editors.
No possible harm can come % any public ohceT or
trustee from such provision Interpretation OF the
law of libel because whenever the aggieved party neg
lecs 10 reply TO editorial charge Of misconduct the
readers viii almost ualby infer that It il because the
charge is substantially true and this inference they will
hold 10 in spite Of any subsequent sentence Of court
and IN nine cases out Of ten they viii probably be right
Let us not make the law Of libel parasol for public
depredatOrs vino multiply quite TOO 1ast ii open sun
shine. LLILUk hEISAI'
Boston July Is. 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-21
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE MONMOUTH PARK MEETING.
,crpONrNu,Nr op s,TrrpD.vis ID -pPoGR ANN

The MONMOUTH PARK MEETING.
PosTPONENIENT OF SATURDAYS RACEs-PRoGRAMME
OF TO-DAY.
The hundreds of visitors who went down to
Long Branch Saturday morning by the Empire State
and Plymouth Rock steamers TO witness the last days
racing OF the Monmouth Park second Summer meeting
were greatly disappointed their arrival at the Long
Branch Depot by the intelligence that the racing OF the
day had been postponed until the Following Monday IN
consequence OF the heavy state OF the track from
the previous nights severe rain-storm, which had
rendered the course deep and muddy that
owners Of race reluctant 70 risk their horses
on the track Great indignation expressed that the
managers OF the had not teegraphed the post
ponement Of the racing the city previous TO the de
parture Of the $40 o. and 1890 boats FOR Long
Branch but on inquiry it ascertained that the
postponement had been elegaphed but that the storm
Of the previous night had blown down the wires, thus
preventing Though communication with the city. The
consequence that the race-goers were obliged 10
spend the day by the seaside, and the pOstponement
Will doubtless have disastrous effect the attendance
to-day.
The continuance Of the meeting into the present week
Is serious disappointment to those owners whose
horses engaged in the first days at Saratoga
Thursday next Among those who suffer TINS an
noyance are II. p. McGratb, Capt COttrill, aud Col
Bruce-the former having Tom Bowling, the latter Gal
way and Capt Cottrill Alice Mitchell aud SIle Watson
engaged the TraveT stakes which Is the first race on
the first day OF the Saratoga meeting. These horses In
consequence Of the pOstpOnement VIII not be able 10
arrive in Saratoga until Wednesday, thus having only
one day 60 recover from the fatigue OF the journey,
which Of itself almost equivalent 10 destroying their
chances OF winning the Tom Bowling runs to-day
ia the Robbins Stakes, two miles; and even II
he wins IL the course will be heavy that II will sCr
ousy initiate against chance OF beating such fresh
and formidable rivals at Saratoga as SpIBgbOk and
COunt D'Or~av. In addition 20 the programme OF the
postponed races at Monmouth Park to-day, which was
published with the Fall entries Saturday. TRIBUNE,
there match for 600 dash Of mile, between j.
c. Hares bay colt AerOte years, by AstorOd, out OF
Edith and f. Chamhern's bay colt Survivor, years,
by Nandal, out Of Lexington mare. From the recent
brilliant performances OF Survivor IL is doubtful
whether the Of Aerolte will against him, and
may prefer pay forfeit rather than risk certain defeat
by starting him against such fleet runner as Mr. CAdn-
berlin's colt has proved himself TO De.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-21
4 LONG ISLAND EPISODE.

One of the prisoners who escaped from
the suffolk County JAN at Ryerhead on July 4, was Jo-
seph Gerard. formerly Of Wadng River, whose wife
eloped with his brother Buel some time ago aud who
was himself subsequently convicted Of burglary upon
her complaint and information She has since been liv
pc at Patchogue at the house Of Mrs Sally Mott with
a man whom she called her husband-probably Buel
Gerard. Early on the morning OF July Joseph made
his appearance at Mrs. Motifs house. and inquired for
Mrs. Gerard She came to tho door, when he immodi-
atey seized her and began dragging her toward pond
in the vicinity with the evident intention OF drowning
her. but her outcres asr rd the neshbors who res
cued her and he disappeared IN the adjacent woods II
annenr- mat e then returned TO Wadug RIVER where
he was discovered a night OF two ago endeaYoriug lo
steal boat. An was raised, ana nc "As luhlt
dtateIv pursued but succeeded IN escaping although
several shOts were at him, one Of Wich - eheNen
% have taken effect lie left beinf nm NhIf, con
tanning clothing. food, shcath-knie' ana buie
IL Is thought tbat ho has made his escape across Tue
Sound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-21
TIE LECTURERy CAMPAIGN

John Brougham is to give original readings
next season.
The London Times is greatly pleased with
WIkie Collins's readings.
Charles Bradlaugh viii lecture on 1.-The
Downfall Of the House OF Brunswick"
The American Literary Bureau has secured
Camilla Urso assisted by strong support, TO give
certs before the lyceums next season.
The Rev. Newman Hall, Prof r. A. Proc
Cor and Gerald Massey TO lecture here next Fall I'M
der the auspices OF the Cooper Institute Literary
Lureau.
The American Literary Bureau Of Cooper
Institute offers 10 lecture associations for next season
these stars: Bret Harte and Kate Field reported as
prepariDgnew lectures for next Wendell Phillips
WIke Collins Prof r. A. Proctor. Mrs. Harriet Beecher
Stowe, the Row T. H. Chaplin, Gerald Massey, the Rev.
y. D. TaInage Mons. Du Chaillu, Mrs. scott-sddons
the Rev. Newman Hall, Prof Pepper Ghe Ghost Mani
George VandenhOf. Prof Murdoch, SAKE Jas T. Fields
EAhu Burnt Miss EdgartOD, Senator sc1urz, John
Brougham On original Ieadiues), Charles BTadlausl
aud many others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-21
YACHTING.

THE NEw-ROCHELLE ANNUAL REGATTA.
The first annual regatta of the NewROchelle
Yacht Club was sailed on Saturday afternoon. The
yachts themselves small, but the number Of en-
tries was very large Although the weather was some
what uufayorlbe - the enjoyment Of tie guests and
spectators yet good breeze prevailed and tho regatta
was a success. The course for all yachts was from
stakeboat of Davids Island to and around Throg's
Point buoy and return-this course TO DO sailed twice
making a total distance OF about 20 miles.
At ll:23:5O the signal FOR sloops given, and all
were well together, though the Brooklyn gained
n slight advantage The lead thus obtained was stead
nv increased, and the Brooklyn every moment drew
further and further away from the remainder OF the
neet She sailed Wen, and closed the hue a long dis
tauce IN advance Of all rivals At the stake boat the
first turn tho Aegfnlowed tho Brooklyn, thougbneary
10 minutes behind. Ten minutes later the Elizabeth
cae along with tho Grace close at hand md the West
Wind not far astern She turned at 40993 and hers
the last tune taken at this point. The position Of the
yachts on the second time around the c0ff3e was Lot
materially changed The Brooklyn first IN at ss:)7
her time being S:42:37. The tine OF the Alert was
t5Is Grace 451:43; Elizabeth, 4.32:j0i Tony Miller
4:3CIl; West Wlud $500
4 recppfion ~ the residence of Commodore Thomas,
IN tue evening terminated most pleasantly the 1es.iY-
ties OF the fret regatta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-21
TIE STATE o. TRADE
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKl,r.

H,vASA jay 10 sugsr-Dcmsai ar and G; Nos 10 -
IL d. B. 1O ra per arOic Nos. - 10 - l2ttnIf
Ih; Mousse, 7s0oi reals Mase,glto sasafsfenor
grades II ga reals Molise n,ga sagar o. Hsgssa ,Sd
receipt Of The week % 900 toxs sld 200 bll. "a
ported during the week 3I.JOD bora md 2OO hhs.
including GTgO ari 200 LL5l Gs fH fi SiatsS
qre sl97t2O 30 Yevt P7fter fif taut suoero
Ameucn f3I SO. 6O.es. SD qgEaL bEar q snd
fq1y 80 g. Dbl tisH-t hsarcgrr s'etiy ~ $50
g32 yqIanL Lsr b. ~ terlit 10 Eegs -L.' 20 ~ v
ou.ntal Do aas 81 5OustZ 90 Peas y b1. la
ios 10 hu 4srntll u s.teel5 p gea..h "sS
frn. Iforeg G1l. si ge-i g. ..'.r Da.'.f ron raj
rosusL Cod Oh sfn - 54o5LI reals DeT soa
l.mpU Ha4ltf.s ar 81. i d. - l4' d. iH' "-ia
fiOa&I2 Box Stssss quet 40 - 44s'g ress' hot bed
s. poks u0uina. Hoops i1rt hIrf.I ilr 90 snf.
ltrgIts grm lo7irv Hsl1ia, D.r hosbad Of srgT
Or O. bd Saes ~ 2juFs JOi W hogh.n Of Moases
g. ZJIrJ 80 10 ApaHul a ohsr
north for ne U1't s h'1 ~ SO
- l23 pef h0gheil Of ~ 80 - per tah0 Of
p ~Ir4f fr'-JH.l 1.I.r. "
hfnce lfv rn''si sles go 7s ce1ef S1433 rrsriam
Dr. slt - 10 drs- R1 ID IJ- Dfe.u fior
tlt. % oJj InaioH. Gj0cJ lr1lm, 0n iars. fS1
% rrcir.nu. spanish .Jd 50 premium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-21
GRIMES AND cAsUALrIEs-Br TELE

CRIMES AND CAsUALrIE7-Bf TELEGRAPH
....Joln Meyers q native Of Wurtembnrg, Ger
many age As yelrs committed suicide Lass evening IN Bnl'
Anna NJ. King aee - years, native OF ire
Isn't rp ecaby connected committed sie asi evening" ia Lowell
Mas ~ 90.
....GeoTgc II. Williams. a post-oiiice thti' was
cl Saturday Boston 90 -fe l'aii np.s'-i-- d" i''
C-mbnigs isiL
Joseph Lometa, an Italian, was shot and m
st1n' fiei FeftAY by au uL.Lo"h t-'A H'' '"' ''- ~
Course, Ars Orleans the assassin escaped.
The schooner Gilman ID. King OF New. BedIord
ftei from sua Grnls r. ff Providence WIN cargo o
uoiises. ani has not since hcsn teari from.
THE National Photographic Association, which
he's been in session iussia n haaao o. '1' "
BE- Chicago m. TIE second Tlefi7 IN july l@'4
....Jonn G.. Wilbur was aralmod on saturday IN
TIE tll4l toaH Boston, charged VITA tfo,ul3 A 4'A' '
heay ". Abbott Co. a pretended assignment oi ei'h
John r. Fiction was arrested YESTERDAY, IN ~;
LOUIS 40 hr tsauce o SicrIu, fucr, oa cAAt' " o''s
ba Of cotton Of the Flj 300 by h'e pce uses i'oh
vas -sleosei 90 elJ 900 ball
....joseph Walsh, native Of NcW-Nork ana q
cllf.t BOILER ou ODE TrH Hti fl1t tni @ 'ti N ~
Irue bonuc rttDH 900 Friday Li-4i Dbl MaA u1h1 Nt s ~
tC.si t ODE cale FL, DE shooting r1F oief cares al' ~
Mr. Frederick Knowlton, "a wears Of agc,n son
lfr He ua j. % g. kHoWYu. Who w1s io usnf esIs ,' "
.'.- cautv i-slrdy tlI Ia Wwsr'r by i'i-n-
Nlicu DE at as ns fia'e 90 1sshesS "a se'a'' y
a-..-..4 a. --ls-4 D! o. -..sl i2 %. vir
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James Sheridan, aged ID, and James Mcneil
live In the tenement house No. 2Is Plymouthst Brook
yp and amused themselves BY getting drunk yesterday.
while in this condition they undertook 10 examine
psto when 10 was DISCHARGED and the bullet entered
,berldau's light hand inacting severe wound. Tho
two young men repaired 40 once 10 the o0'ce
Of Dr. Homeston, IN Slnlsst1 and he consented
10 extract the bullet. For the purpose OF doing he
WINS obliged TO use lance but the sight the bright
iustrment alarmed Ehcrdan and hc made IN attack
the Doctor who finally elected both mon. They
o the sidewalk and while standing there McNeel drew
revolver and snapped the trigger twice nc the head Of
the physician. The weapon missed nre both times, ana
mo atteuton OF officer Hogan of tAe Second Precinct
having been attracted by rho occuareuce, ho arrested
NcNeel aud locked him up TO answer any cAaTg, tbat
may bl preferred against him.
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% miles, making tJcO?u'tead OF SO miles, as by the
present route and shortening the running time 10
minutes II is proposed TO the now route for freight
ana through passengers retalnnSthe Old limo for way
passengers, freight, coal. &c.
TIE BOSTON, EEW-YORK, AND MONTREAL RAILROAD
BRIDGE.
The masonry work on the bri'go of the
boston. EewYOrk, and Montreal Railroad across Croton
Lake two miles above tho dam, was completed last
Monday The bridge IA ready for the iron, mich OF
which has been brought from Mount RiscO on the Har
ION Railroad 81 miles, by wagon to the lake,