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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-01
THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


Bs,4-.nHs Sept 3O-Coiton 6rm Low MhiiDg f7c Flour
1nca Jed better feeling but little doing Wheat active and
II S bs 1mbcr 81 81 aSi 10 Good to Prime Red 81
81 81: Common Fair do 81 30@s 40i Ohio ami Indiana d.
White 72s; yellow 6iGj Mixed We.ern nominal AZ 6Oe O
quet steady Southern 43@i6ci Western Mixed 42@43e 10
Unchanged Western Butter steady ana unbalanced Coe DULL heavy
a. news OF decline In prices entirely nominal Whisky
' BsygSIo Sept SO-Lake Rail Imports la. "a
Ploa $50 bills Wheat ll6l09 bush Corn zs2 $40 bush
Oa ,b6j buhi sni barley 1000 bash Shipments heat
iOSOO0 BASH Corn 100 bush kill Exports" heat sOols
Capsi Fght-Whest Re- Corn Zoe Oats Chg Grain market
dull and unsettled but With more p0oa 70 0pg ,n H DSs Y
Nyaukee Spring wheat at 81 35xl 49, Milwaukee No do
IA Corn Oh private terms; and 900 Barley
81 2j The receipts o. Con at ta' pG, or ne present m s
cHicaSo sept Sc-The suspension Of Union National
eu nominal dull and nominal; No spnng 81 No.
spring 05c 10 spring. Soc. Corn dull and
aI oats demand and sales Of no at 2t%c cash
81 S2 No. Fan & 2ssi 81 No. Sons
9Sc qast and uuct Saged small orders 70 demand
Larsales = 7'ls, for Dess@oe Buzz hea' 1onI Bacon
Wheat $1,000 bash Com $500 ou oIs 4 We 9 noo i've
Wheat $4,000 10000 OSA Oats, lpOo bush Bye
Sept SOe general market very quiet Flour
quiet and steady 10 00qs7 10 Wheat steady at 81 80
Corn irgu 54ajJs Rye quiet Al 80 Os; Ssee.nsed sale p
Ter qae. Reserve 3O032S Provisions SUI remain 9fi
sf' SH im :: Be s %Sn' Rf sSs & o5s
generally held at o Bulk MeAS noulns ana ss
40 Baeoa steady; an Improved demaad; Shoulders. Si
Clear Rib Sides Be- Clear Side. 0lac. Whisky Unsettled sales
GGwsUKEs Sep. 80 quiet add unchanged whestTey
Little sas Of No at " O5 No 2 81 cash q rs Se'
MIe RIO do aud nopn, at 65c for No B,rleI doll and
s S.sg" Reep,S 90 bb Flour and i5I 900 bash
shpmenis-3 900 bba Flour and $4,000 bush Wheat
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WORK OF THE AMERICAN AND BRIT
ISL MIXED COMMISSION.
THE FINAL REPORT.

THE RESULTS or TWO YEARS LABOR - CLAIMS
AMOUNTING TO TWENTY-FIVE MILLIONS EXAM
INEp-AwARDs AMOUNTING TO NEARLY TWO
NnIIIONs-LIsr OF AWARDS OVER TEN THoUs
AND DOLLARS KACH->A CURIOUS COINCIDENCE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
WASHINGTON, Sept 3O.--The American and British
Mixed Commission closed their labors at Newport
Ito which point they removed their sessions during
the Summer months) just one day before the termi-
nation of the two years of their existence, as pro-
vided for in Article XIV of the Treaty of Washing
ton. During tins time their labors have been very
great and unremittng, and but for the excellent
system which was established by the Secretary,
Mr.. Cox. aud by the executive officers of the
Commission, notably by Mr.. Henry Howard, Her
Maiesty's agent, and Mr.. James b. Smallwood, the
work could not have been dispatched IN the time
allotted. The whole number Of claims submitted
10 the Commissioners was 497, claimants making
reclamation in the aggregate OF the enormous
sum OF $95.OOO,OOO. OF these only lsl were
allowed, the gross sum Of which awards
reaches Sl9s0,<5. In almost every case submitted,
special counsel or attorneys were retained by the
claimants their work being outside tho doors OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-01
COMMENTS OF THE LONDON TINES.

THE STANDING OF JAY COOKE MCULLOCH co.
From CITY Article Of TAs Tunes
The intelligence from New Ork this morning
OF the suspension of Messrs Jay Cooke Co.. and OF the
Rank IN Washington with which they are connected
caused al the markets to open with feeling of dsquet
added TO the dunes which has long existed Suisse
Cueuty when clearly made known that their cor
responding firm in London, MessTs. Jay Cooke. McCul
Loeb Co.. is entirely distinct and 40 far as can be as
certaned is in a position 10 meet all its engagements,
the tone became better Toe leading partners IN the
New-YOrk house have long been considered extremely
wealthy but were known TO have interested themselves
in the project Northern Pacific Railroad and other
undertakings which may have involved lookup OF cap
ta such as to the present difficulty On the other
hand the London firm has been managed with degree
of care and ability that has given 1t a reputation
OF the best kind. and there seems to he no doubt
that unless they have been compromised in
some manner totally unknown TO themselves or be-
eyed 10 be probable tner sOhdty will not be put
ieopardy UP TO this evening IL is said they wholly
ignorant of the for the soppage OF Jay Cooke
Co OF NewYor and until the receip; OF clear kilograms
shed are in some respects obscure but the statement
that their drafts and letters OF credit have been pro-
tected TO support an impression that full c0nh-
dence was entertained the ample character OF their
prOperty The stOppage other houses has been
feegraphed and during day two OF confusion MANY
firms may perience temporary embarrassment; but
until the receipt Of this mornings kilograms there
nothing TO create among observers on this side an
recitation Of anything approaching to a commercial
panic in the United States and there is reason TO hope
looking the extraordinary prosperity OF tue country
and the high and improving prices OF It's Government
securities that all financial and other houses who have
heen really worthy Of credit will their
ground aud that the present gust will simply clear the
field OF a number of dishonest elements.
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IE(1nIRES AND MEETINGS.

A special meeting of the Directors of the
National RIDE ssoeation Will be held No 9i Broad
way at p. m. to-day.
The UniveTsaist Sabbath-schoOl Teachers
Association will meet in the Bleeckcrst church to-day
the sessions continuing through tomorrow.
The fourth annual meeting of the American
Association for the Cure OF ebrates will open at noon
Tuesday. Oct T. at tho parlons Of the Young Mems
Christian Association.
The opening lecture Of the bellevue Hos
pital Medical College will be delivered by Prof
d. Warren Brckc this evening ut the College, foot of
East Twenty -sixth-st.
Prof. Alfred G.. Post, NJ. D., Ill. d., deliv-
cred the Introductory of the Winter series Of he
Medical Department. University Of the CITY Of New
York at the College building, NO s Elst TWentysxth-
ST.. last evening, on 1.-THE Origin and Destiny OF MAN.
At a meeting of the members Of the First
African NJ f. Bethel Church last evening the following
were elected I'll the recently made In the
Board OF Trustees by the expulsion of eight Of It's
members John Dickerson, Charles BaeksOn. Arnold
Ricks, George Bell, Henry Brunnel, VIA. L0ckerman
Peter jackson. Leven Pope.
The fourth annual memorial service of the
Clergyman's Mutual Insurance League. which
numbers 1866 members. each Of whom pays 81, IN the
of members DEATH to go to his family. was held
in St AIMS Church. Eighteenthst., last evening
The report Of the Secretary the Ray Mr. Dunnel for
families OF IA deceased members.
A, meeting of the Board of Pilot Commits
sioners was held No 40 Burlngshp yesterday after
noon vote OF thanks extendedtO Capt Ness for
tho discovery the hidden rock of Nineteenth St. East
River and also to Commissioner Trenehard the Light
Inspector Of the district for his promptness in
anchoring buoy Off the dangerous spot. detailed
survey OF the rock sent TO the Board by capt Ness
report also received from the attorney for the
Board announcing that ~ succesful SUITS had been
bought against steamboat owners Tor throwing ashes
into the hdrbOr and that "a suits were now pending Tor
the sane onse Complaints have been brought against
the Police Commissioners and the Dock commissioners
fcr throwing dirt and o into the harbor at various
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putated yester'y.. "a train OF cars on the mdana
Railroad ran OF Che track the trese just west
II me srs uepo%, oT The concert given
for the beDe8t 81 destitute widows and orphans oy
aodSS sns sS ~ 4sased % . yns Mrs. Juhs Grace
was found dead upon the floor of her room IN tne
st.. yestsrday' The County Physician made an exam
nation and decided that death caused by the ex-
arrested late on Monday night, charged with defacing
the Monuments and Stst0nes IN the Jersey City Gem
under arrest many tmcs before. Kelly, re engineer,
and Mesaer, the hremaD who were supposed 70 be f-
on FRIDAY, are recovering Patrick Carroll the brake
man. whose leg amputated. will probably do the
Beard Of Public Works has accepted an invitation
10 attend the annual parade and Inspection
Of The Police Department, on Oct. 7. The committee
on Extensions an6 Distributions reported ia"0raDD.
Jeslords3 On the application Of the Efie HaiI%ay Som
pany for Waterman In Pavouta-aye. The ChaiT-
petition at previous meeting AtISr sIme iogu'S rS
the matter referred TO the Cbiet Englne r. Inc
under the Pcnnsyyania Central Rlirosd at
Factory and TO the expense on the CITY Al
ls5so I ws, pG nnthSrzoS by 2oto Of to .
The price Fixed was 5000 Iho request u, ~
of the permanent employee Of tho Board o. Works and
their salaries referred to the Committee on wafer
from the Board Of Water Commissioners OF Hoboken.
asking for consultation in relation 10 the rtnewh OF q
the Committee on Water Rates and Assessments, TO
getber with the President and Chief Engineer OF tne
Hoboken DRAINAGE Commission In relatonto the dls
charge OF from the RoFine-road sewer, whleh
oyerfows the meadows. Tho citizen opposed To the
construction Of ths proposed Boulevard hold pubic
meeting NJ Dtmers Hotel. on the Highs, last evening,
when addresses made by several pronAneht
speakers.
HoDoKEN-The cost of maintaining the pubic schools
during september 100. .Th9 Board OF education
has abolished the school limits, ard pupils AFRO allowed
attend any school in the city without regard 10 place
of residence The funeral services of the Hon Ausis
tins o. Evans held yesterday at his late residence
No. 81 hshngtOnerraoe. The remains were conveyed
to Washn etOn Ville Orange County n. Y, for ntes
meDt Work the tunnel Of the Deiaware lack
aYanna and Western Railway through Bergen HUI nhs
suspended for the that part OF tue route mas
not yet been located Several hundred employees have
been discharged
STATEN ISLAND
MDDLETowN-The Excise Boards of South
field and this town had received up To yesterday,
from licenses about 5000 iand when all granted in
the other three townships Of Richmond County the
amount will reach about $4,000 which to be used for
the benefit Of ghe pubic schools.
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THE FINANCIAL REACTION.


20 order immediate prepayment OF the outstanding
loan Of the United states, due January l. 1874
While the Government Is DESTROYS of doing ali in its
power to relieve the present unsettled condition Of bust
ness affairs IA has already been announced by the Pre
dent II IL constrained in all its to keep within the
letter aud spirit Of the laws which the officers OF 'he
Government to support, and they cannot go
beyond the authority which Congress has conferred
upon them. Your FIRST resolution presents ouncu'o'
which cannot Do 1t is not supposed .ns you
desire 10 exchange coin in England Tor Ouiou o'''.
notes in New-York at par II your proposition ior sno
Government to purchase gold England 10 DC pad ior
IN United States notes at the current m"'het ia'o
in New-York. it would involve tho Do'er"non' III '"o
business of importing and specuathg III go'u' snoe
Treasury Ia. no uso for coin beyond its ordinary
,aoa,nts am xopd be obliged TO soil the coin 80 pur-
ch.sad - q r,ca greater or less than was paid for It,
7, r n;ct ia 10 induce the Treasury Department TO
soan limited states notes TO banks in New-York upon
h deposit in London OF gold. it is asking the
oora,.ry OF the Treasury 10 loan the money OF the
fInted States upon collateral security for which there
a. no authority law II the Secretary OF the Treasury
can loan notes upon pledge OF ooin'
Ma can loan them upon pledge OF
other property in his discretion, as be has
seceny been requested do which would be an extra
ordinary power yell most dangerous business 10
engage in and one which judgment would deter me
from undertaking the Secretary Of the Treasury
even II by any stretch OF construction might not find
At absolutely prohibited by law The objections already
mentioned to your first resolution are so insuperaoe
aud conclusive that is for me TO refer to
abe many practical difficulties which would arise If an
nttempt should be made to comply with your request
Your second resolution calls for the payment atOnce OF
abe loan Of 1855 or the bonds commonly called Olives
OF 1874" Upon thorough vestigation am OF opinion
shat Congress has ered upon the Secretary OF
he Treasury power comply with request In that
particular and this opinion the law officers Of the Gov
erument concur. Under these circumstances you Will
perceive that while have great respect for the gentle
men composing the NewYork Produce Exchange am
compelled by my views OF the law and OF my duty to
respectfully decline TO adopt tho measure which your
resolutions propose. / have the honor to be, very
spootfuuy. WILLIAM A. hcIARDsoN
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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THE ATTACK on FOREIGNERS In HON
DURAS.

FURTHER DETAILS OF THE oUTRAGEs-THE CHAs-
TrsHMENT OF THE OFFENDERS By THE BRITISH
STEAMER NIOBE.
KINGSTON, jamaica Sept. 23.-The British
steamer Niobe, Commander Sir L. +. Lorraine, from
Truxillo arrived here Sunday last She brings par
tculars Of the encounter Omao between the natives
and the British subjects, and In which serious
outrage was committed upon the British Consul.
They plundered the Consul and the British
merchants, and imprisoned three OF them, who
resisted outrage. Mr. Debrot, the Consul, had TO
seek safety in Belize. The Niobe then about seven
miles from Omao, and on Capt Lorraine receiving In
teigence OF the he Immediately proceeded
10 the Of the outrage for the protection OF the
British flag. On the 18th Of August reaching Omao,
the Robe.was brought into position and satisfaction was
demanded of the authorities which not being given, the
ensign was up the mainmast and blank shot
fired. This returned from the fort An active can
nonade then ensued which lasted from to o'clock In
the afternoon. II renewed the next day. After
two or three hours. tho fort being slenced flag OF
truce was Gent on board. The affair arranged by
the release OF tho imprisoned British subjects aud the
payment OF An indemnity OF e3J-Nn 400 enemy had
several KILLED and wounded
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LATEST SNIP NEWS.
FOR other SAP Seos see Second Pag,i

Steamship olais (Ger) BiTeRis Hamburg Sept II, and Hare
2lst' with ndse. AMI pass 10 KunhardE x Co
steamship Huntsville CnoSeh Savannah with mise and pass 70
LJ1den.
(Rr Porter. Kingston JAM sept % Win sndse
pA.s. n PIN, Rorsooi Il 90.
Protector (Nor Nesef Hamburg AHg 70 IN baa VS.
a sandy HOOK for OrierA
ship (er hospner Hamburg AnE IL With mits
Boston, Baker. Liverpool Aa< 20 IN ballast
lis anchored Sandy HOOK for orders. -,
sbip IIun Pratt London 20 with misc lis anchored the
Loser BAY.
Ram rera. (Gerl steasns Bremen 81 iaTs with mfso
B.fk Louise tuer.) Gehn. stettn as days, 10 ballast 49,
B,r onnb (Ger schumacher lIays 81 dAys In ballast t'
been ordered ~ Philadelphia. a, -
B,rI o Batnors lOf Beraail) HuIr Rio Jnsiro 80 lays
With odee
.tk William Anna Eeglok Hamburg az days "a ballast
M. mo.rtoT fNor Jansen Bnstoi Eng, 20 dsys, IN ballast
.s C.sss,,a U,xxa saga IA las ate Aaa -sA-s~
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p4SSENG Frs ARRIVED.

PROM HAMBURG-In steamship BosahI. Sept 3O-Audreas
Kolsr H. Bauf e. Brehme H. 1etgus H. Smith Dr. Carl DAndi
vie A0I sou Dands L. Wampo wife children AMI servant
Raut Moses Miller H. Technz and wife Fefi hoesef
wife apd children Alex korn and wife, Dr. GnstaYa hnnehs IN
Sasemh children and servant Dr. H. PaEki g. Aenoaeh
Pauline Zmmermann Well Edward brown WIFE,
chren Adana Bonn aud children Ihos frOIhng
hsm Russ Mr. WOonann Mrs Wsner aud daughter NJ Ger
.on Trents SIDNEY Curtis and family, Moore and family
T. Ague Newman e. Tobias and LADY and others In the second
cabin. m "a =,
PROM KINGSTON JAM.-Fn steamship Illus Sept 3O-n H.
Pearpe o. Consul for Jmac MS Loonlss Mas faHIon W. B
Yong Mr. Myer. Bridget W. A Duff Hiss H. STONES Antonio
Tomas Codno NJ Ramirez Rev Giiet Hiko, Miss Edwards
and uf4 at
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FOREIGN NE VS..
TIE REPUBLIC OF SPAIN.

AGREEMENT OF THE CONSERVATIVES TO SUPPORT
THE GoVERNMENT-TuE CASUALTIES AT ALL
CANTE.
MADRID, Tuesday. Sept. 80, 1873.
At q meeting of Conservatives to-day, at
which Marshal Serrano and Admiral Topete were pres
emit resolutions supporting the Government and reject
ing an alliance with the Radicals were adopted.
Minister Maissonave has returned 10 Madrid. The
people out 10 meet him along the route from ALI
cante and his trip was continuous Jubilee The total
casualties in Alicante from the bombardment IL
killed and 80 wounded.
The Army OF the North has been reinforced with COCO
Don Carlos, as King Of Spain, has issued postage
stamps bearing his portrait
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-01

Tho Natonal Life Insurance Company OF the
Uhted States America in respect affected by the
suspension of Jay Cooke Co. Its Investments IN mort
cages and Governments are much larger than ls tOa
Iiabtes. and It's other assets ezreed III Vaiue one
million dollars. The Company never had dollar IN
northern Pacific Bonds stocks "a collateral or other
gse and never made deposits with Jay Cooke Co. Its
policy holders need entertain no question u ito sIaOly
IL. f1ltlrn will be nrnSncrlmA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-01
.rh frepus

FJnh 1rcrue Hotel-Senator FentOn, Jamestown.
T. the Hon srYer Assistant seeretar Of the Tresny en-
Gov Burnside OF hode Island the Hoa Francis Thsyr Of Troy
Geose heCarse ghf Of the Printing bvos Of he Tressuu
Depumeni francs " HAYES Of Doon end W. J. Fisre0oe
BrevoorE BorsLo Rossbe Of BnglaBd and Capt Cook Of sm
ship H1sh HesntneT Hoxt-Nr Wsstenben, Minister fo
Hollf ~ arlington and he Rev Wns Of r ghoo
81 NteAbS Ho-Gen Wila Myers Of Washington the Hes w.
H. Ahsrn Of Saratoga H. G. Lord Cis.ns York
HoIt. Rev d. DE Wit Of brunswick Hrer.h Hons,
Prof. o. ~ Mead and Prof J. H. ThsTe 81 Andoye Mass, and
Theoor WoeeJ Of New HAVeB Carsnioa Hots-Bshop Lee
Delaware Grand Ora1ui HoD-Juge w. biuco8 OF Wash
layton. HS1aas HoB-Coi r. 4 Mckenzie, w. A.,daOr
Heae-Te Rev. Dr. Green Toronto r. a. HaE.rg 81 Rhode IssSd
rad G. b. Wright o. FonnsJiTsSa
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s' What crxht TO be considered HOuesny ana LeEmU
Gold giae.si gold go5 = alloy. 6s Az tSe requirs"s
lSar.t .oa NAV De- conssd gold II looks veil AMI Sss
we'll ,,her proportions fail 10 their Prcioason and though ID III
and m5 be tolerated eT Ike b1anh P~"en' "'rs'
with base siaen-yie The Book Of Hall aarS Amsrsla'
visiting BnKsnd ssoalf 20 Mr. SrRxsrsr ryore 81 ,snss
Bssst Lonao his choice stof Of l,faI go s9a s~
e~eJ. Eng clocks end bfouzes Ca|s's O' oe
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currency deposited yesterday. which has pcon kept
separate and considered spocisl deposits ins failure
OF the In this panic inevitable. Its country
hank accounts numerous and 80 large tat ,ts
business entirely unm 3nagoaDlo In orisls liks
he present
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Mr.. THOMAS HUGHES ON BRITISH EMIL
GRAFTON.

LONDON, Tuesday, Sept. 30. 1878.
Mr.. Thomas Hughes gave lecture at Marl-
borough College. last night the subject Of America
He advised all who intended emgrate to go to Can
ada or the United States He spoke highly Of the de-
veopment Of the British Provinces in North America.
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POLICY OF THE COUNT DE CHAMBoRD.

POLICY OF THE COUNT DE CHAMBOfDl
lie DENIES THE INTENTION or INTRODUCING RE-
ACTIVE MEASURES. OR OF ATTACKING ITALY.
PARIS, Tuesday, Sept, 80. 1873.
The Count de Chambord in letter to his
supporters in France his object ia the union Of
parties in France and the restoration OF her glory,
greatness and prosperity He repudiates the intention
Of introducing extreme reaolye measures or Of attack
ing Italy.
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Tribune Lecture Extra No. y.
THE METHOD OF CREATION
AN EARNEST PROTEST AGAINST

THE aBrHoD OF CREATION
AN EARNEST PROTEST AGAINST
THE DARwINIAN THEORY.
r,,. .etv,s. Prof AGAsSIZ before
counar.le Zoology Cambridge. Mas. oosuax o.
, api nseuats nonansa concerning Aniai Life pnnted A
Tribune sgAi page. AMI illustrated with sagravNss
NOW READY.
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA NO. RIGHT
This shsst also description oI the wossa Fonls Aseo..
cred the Rocky Mountains By The Yale College RzpsiuOa
Pnee 10 eeutA Address rHB TRIBUNE New-Tosh
Nine Extra sheets SO eSssrs .aa iJQ ssxrs'
al .ssaE Ne .sraS asssss ~ " SssS
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Rpprured Pespir don't hs d.rgon' wire srr1s shs,
spaage pid horrible metal husoh tbs bhsrO ih' 10
Lr,sv sds Raptars comfortably night and az li caFel
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.ycropxn AT HARr's ISLAND.

ASCroRyp AT HARr's ISLAND.
gcs Posne, MAYO Hall Rosisnf Lsh GnPhl cJley " o.
Goden Rnh. -, Csrks LlAnai WIN h"C'o'' MI" ~
SAILED. =. A.,
Steamships Conma for Hsvsnsi leo fof 5s'7"o'"' " r'
for Charleston WYanoke. for k0rfolk. &C
WIhD-Sunsrt light n. r. clear
DOMESTIC FORTS. - A..
30-ArTfyrd. steamship M0nfSnoVr
Y.rk Cleared steamships Virgo o Ne~-fork Sem'"s' " "-'
bari L. a. DeVeber, for Philadelphia a..
CHSuy.ToS cent SO-Anvea steamship, hshhsiss S1n Nov
York AsLnd from Philadelphia Sailed stsansho 1911 -.
kevYmk; hing Charles Miller for Weymouth, rchrs Sy'fp
Providence. Toa. foF PasdelDhia r hah -. -.
Y,t ,,epeu Eenns D. Gsriner Tor NooIs
Timothy FleL,s for Boston. Steiner for Bsirmo.' h""~
b. Geo. e. for Defmn5s
SPOKEN. -
Sept ~ 100 u Newfoundland Bssks bsrs O4TA AtL
gonQ or Nv fofs
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ssuud and Hearing Voice and speech: The Expis-
nation of Musical Harmony, with Weo eAr-s
i, prot EIstrr. IA Tx BUNK LECTURE bA'kA Ne D
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MIkRfED.

True nnd eAIse Sc5encr, ss2eeeh a. tns fh" o.1''"
PG-ks GOiEE IN FRBusE bxcTJKa RxrEs No. D.
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cAMPBRLL-CUf1ELL-At Calvary Cburt. on "stne-'y ne
t7tf by Rev. Rydmaa Arch W I@mpbr
NJ D.. 70 Mar H., daughter s NE late John 'hcii
COyBRr LOyERAt Jimac, L. [, TuessY, sept 10. ~
sdgke, hOs'1z D. -
lOger'Of Jamaica.
DOTY--ZABRISKIB-A Berger Point, g. 3d. 1873. BY
BIslOe unhenner ". Dety York CITY 3l Lstbs
q. 2sbrtshe, daughter u Mrs. A NJ. Zibtskie
HANM0ED-MATHBWS-0a Ta.sis sspt - at the reSiesce
brides parents Rev Wm ". ismHspd 70
Bmcl, stee Mathews oay daughter William Matthew'S all u
city,
nv the Rev Btwar Taylor Vim n Pfics Brooklyn 70
Myrl l., dsushter OF VIM Wenti. o brosEJo No cards
Noticca Of Mrrr.anes rnL.st indoraah ,niLh MI
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CONDITION or THE BOSTON BANKs--AS IMPROVING
STOCK MARKET-EFFECT oP BANK DEFALCA-
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