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, 1873-10-04
PITTSBURGH,

Special Dispatch 10 Tho Chicago Tribune.
p1TTsnunou, Oct. 3.-Tho stringoncy OF our
monoy mnrket and tho scarcity Of currency, is
stsllsevoroly felt by tho manufacturers Of this
city. Tho manufacturing intorcats horo are
largo1y Interested In tho West, whore nearly all
thor o"1oo "rs 'na1a- AL the collections in this
section Of the country have been suocassful but
. tho banks havo locked up the currency, leaving
Our manufacturers short of ready cash. Ex-
change On Now York from st. Louia and Chicago
iea thing at present not to be had. Our bankH
havo stood by tho city and Its interests, but now
it ia foared there is not sufficient money In tho
country to run cur industrial interests Conso-
quently, to-day,
4 MEETING OF MANUFACTURERS
vas held in Lafayette Hail. to discuss tho e1tua-
tion, and adopt measures to somewhat relieve
the bnuks aud obligo their customers, and to still
give employment to tloir operatives. Tho Meet-
ing was very largely attended by our loading
rollng-nill prolrictora and glnss manufacturers.
James J. Bennett. one Of our leading and oldest
oapiod the Chair. There was great t,nnni1nity
OF opinion, and tho following win adopted:
WnEnEAs, While We beievo the country was never
more blessed with abundant crops mover 80 rich in
employed, was never stronger and richer n Individual
and aggrerate wealth, YET Oh account Of opcsntiona
have 10 lot Or parcel. the currency nud exchange oi
our country arc disturbed, onr trusted and sound
noncycd institutions havo their recepts diminished
and cannot afford to this community their accustomed
literal acsommoastons; s,. therefore, we regard 4
take como united action If possible whereby to re-
levs this community TO some extent from the prcaen
trouble.
RtsoErcd, That, In order that tho pmrtoye aud on,
royer may each contribute to the bcst interests oi
this community, and relieve our moncyed Institutions
from the excessive drain Of currency; commend
that the manufacturers only mako payment not to
ceed onealf Of tho amount to employees on eacl
payday md after ts datu until tic currency
exchange Of the country assume their normal condi
ton.
Rtso!utdd,. That, by doing this, the manufacturer.
and worklngmcn will cooperate to tho best III.
terest Of this community, tnsurtng til,
running Of tho mills and factoEes relieving bank
from tho excessive drain Of currency, aud aiding II
restoring confidence, which alone is needed to CIV
complete return to our wonted prosperity.
Our operatives aro nearly oil willing to submit
to this in preference to boing thrown out o.
employment. There is no doubt but that thi,
action will only DO necessary short time bu
iu the meantime it relieves our banks from IN!
money market easier.
, 1873-10-04
DISASTERS.

COl1iBfon on tho Illinois Central tSnfl-
road IEct1yce1l a aEroight-EnEinr st1id
Il lpassenEcr~Traill.a
GA1ENA, ILL.,. Oct. IA collision occurred On
the Illinois Central Railroad this morning about
milos east of hore. Freight train No. 10,
coming north, was going in on the side-traeh at
Council Hill, when froight-car started down
the grado on tho ade-track,. and through the
switch out upon the main-track. It then rushed
down tho grade. Henry Roser, the engineer Of
tho passenger train knowing that Its brother sis
annth. and TINT It would loavo hore in TOW
minutes, started with ls engine aftor the car;
Before ho could reach it, his brother mot aud
collided with the car, and ho coming up dashed
Ills engine into the othor. The platforms OF
aeveral passenger cars woro #mashed' aud tho
froight-car and both engines badly damaged.
Henry Roster rocoiyod Il bad confusion on his
shoulder Wills his brother and one tlronlan
slightly injured Iao raeh fan vi" u .t nS gops hope
yot from Amboy. Tho escape of the passengers
from horrible casualty is simply miraculous.
, 1873-10-04
MILWAUKEE,.

tptcfai Dardtch to 7he Chicago TFfbune.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 3.-Tllo financial excitement
here has apparently Bubsiued. The banks arc In
daily receipt Of considerable amounts Of cur
roncy from the East and grain-shippers are sup
piled by express in the Same Way. The markots
aro stronger in consequence, and prices wero
we'll sustained. The Chamber Of Commerce will
probably resolve, tomorrow, to remove the e1-
iyting restrictions as to grain deliveries, and
somo little assistance may DO expected from the
banks iu day or two.
, 1873-10-04
An Unfortunate Man.

specia{ Correspondence u Tho Ch!caau I't4tuns.
McGNEaou, H., Oct. 4.-Nr. George Parsons,
sr. of iIn1dii., H., las been 80 unfortunate,
during tho laBt nine months, as to lose property,
hv tjro or accident, to tho amount OF fl 200.
last Monday night ho lost heavily by fire and
yost tertay was thrown under tho wllools Of hia
wagon ~ his runaway toan aud narrowly os-
IN nod With hlB life.
, 1873-10-04
SPAlN,

the Colonies, will leayo Spain on tho Goth inst.
to yisit Porto Rico aud Cu0a.
LONDON, Oct. 3.-A dispatch from Cartagcnn
says TINT tho insurgent frigatos wore not injured
one On board waB killed. They aro taking coal
aud making preparations to attack Valencia.
Tho Spanish Government has Issued orders
requiring all vessels arriving ut ports in Spain,
from Liverpool, to undergo quarantine.
, 1873-10-04

Two hundred balea Of cotton moved today on
bills OF exchange OH Now York amounting to
$4,000. Two hundred mora will DO shipped to-
morrow. Trade will bo openod up ngain In n
fow days. Nashville is coming out Of tho 1lnau-
oinl crisis with flying colors.
, 1873-10-04
An Alleged Denltlter In Custody ut In-
1tIluAD0fiHs

S,,ec1al Dfspatch to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
1Np1ANAroL1s, 1nd., Oct. 3.-Chief-ot-p Police
Thompson arrived from San Franoiaco to-day,
having under arrost MAX Newman, tho dofault-
lug collector OF Hahn i Balls, merchants Of this
oity. Tho amount embozzsed WIS about 81, 900.
Newman WA arrested by Dotootye Crowley, OF
ssn Francisco, aud held for tho Indiana ol1lcor.
, 1873-10-04
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Oct. 3.-parliamont Inns again beon
formally proroguod until tho 10th Of December.
LONDON, Oct. 4.-AdvtcoB from the Capo OF
Good Hope report that sickness has broken out
among tho troops on the coast. Out Of one de-
tachulent Of 104 marines ninety are in tho hos
p;tal,
, 1873-10-04

toroat, lilo tloultnga representing mostly trans
actions for ,norcautile acco,tnt. Tho oponing
sn}e wAs 1109S, mud doollnod to 100a@, without
matorial roaction,
nnEApsTurrs.
Tho flour market ol,onoa dull: Small lots of
shipping oxtraH hardly 40 snlable. LRrgo limos
firmly hold. Tho decline iii exchange and gold,
and tho moro liberal arrivals, choek inquiry.
What opened firm, but quiet, Tho tleolino In
gold and exchange, and large offoringH led ship
held firmly. Tho market oloacs lower, md
quite Hat Tho difficulty III closing tho largo
amount commercial exchange on the market 70
drawn back to 2 hcalthy export trado. Winter Ia
comparatively firm, but not plenty,
THE MONEY MANKET
u also greatly improved. Tho banks aro gnining
In currency, and tho premium OH groenbacka
rapidly disappearing, Il por cent botng tho rato
to.dny There is ,1qre disposition to ento1 ta9 1
gold was tho ahiof ratio, with considerable doing
at q bonus of 1-1G
ITO tho Il issoesdtest pr<ss.1
ExrE11ED fnOM THE EXCHANGE.
New YonK, Oct. 3.-Following cloao upon tho
expulsion Of Grinnol l. Williams from tho Stock
Exchange was tho official announcement that
another investigation was to TO begun, into the
Of tic Governing Committee today, !toubon
Manly Drayton Ives, and Warren kinball, werc
appointed Committee to Investigate the opera
tiona Of John Bonner j. Co., and a. D. Williams
d Co., with tho Bank Of North America; and OF
e. L. Haig1t with tho Bank OF the Common
wealth.
Tn1AL-DAr COME AND GONE,
Despite tho foars which were Expressed con-
cerning the expiration OF tho thrae dayB' grace
on tue Stock Exchange, business opened quietly
and without any marked incident III Wall street,
To-day tho failure Of Albert Cole, small doal-
Or, waa officially announced to the Exchange.
The topic OF conVorsation, however was tho OK.
\. j.
, 1873-10-04

WARRINGTON, Oct. 8.-lIoury Young, aliaa
Charles Williams (colored), convicted Of tue
to-day sontoncod to be hanged OH the 14th Of
November,
, 1873-10-04

Lou1svL1g, Dot. 8.-The dornhn Security
Bank wah not among thoae TINT suspended, Al
published iii the dispatches to Homo distant pa
porH It has promptly paid oyery do1nand mado
upon It.
, 1873-10-04

EWuG20a VUHCAH3VS VI EHU 14tkeV HURTS
Admiral John A. Winsl0Sv.
DosToN, Oct. 8.-1'ho funeral services over
tho remains Of tho lhto Roar-Atlnlra!
John A. Winslow, took place to-day at st. Johns
close Tic ronainH wore taken to Foroat Till, md
inferred, In accordance with tho wiBh OF tho
family Of doooaaed, there WAS no military process
sion, but long line Of oarriagca containing pro-
body to tho grave. Flags, on all the public aud
many private buildings, Worc at half-mast.
, 1873-10-04
tTAI ".

Rome, Oct. 8.-Thc Pope, yesterday, in an I'd
dreBB to delegation Of 800 Of the faithful, uscd
tile following words: "ConfuBion has entered
tho enomy's camp. They striye to induce mo
to leave Rome, but mover will"
, 1873-10-04

Sneciol UispalcA 70 Tia GRlcNQo IFl5lns.
NAsny1I1.E, Tonl., Oct. 9.-Melyin Osborn, a
brakeman OIL the Nashville y Chattanooga lload,
wnp run over ut Katol.ing's Station yesterday
morning and horribly maugled. His logs and
arnap woro severed from hiu body and hia hoad
nsuHhol,
, 1873-10-04

Inorso .rhicvos Captured.

BINGHAM, Mo-, Oct. 3.-rol, mon IN pursuit Of
two horso thioyoH can.o uron them just oyor tho
Canada liuo. Aftor rnpid exchange Of shots.
tho thieves wero captured. Both woro wounlod
ono fataiy. Two Of thoir oaptorB woro also
wounded,
, 1873-10-04

sptial Dis3,afch ia Ths Chicago Tribune.
NASHVILLE Ioun., Oct. 3.-The merchants
had no trouble in making settlements. Monoy
was easier, aud tho prospects arc aattoring.
, 1873-10-04

DAYTON, o., Oct. 3.-The financial situation is
good. No Suspensions, and no symptoms Of any.
Tho bankB havo been strengthening daily, and
diacounting only enough to meet imperative
business domanda. Ali cheoks and drafts hnye
boon, mud aro likoly to continue to bo, promptly
honorad. Seven hankR horo-threo National and
four priyato-are contldoot,- and choerfulnesa
prevails and business proceeds az usual.
YOUNGSTOWN, O.
YouNasrowN, Oct, 3.-Tlo panic has mado
scarcely any disturbance hero. There has boon
no run Oh the banks, and they pny out to do
poaitorH al usual except requiring notice on
time deposits aR q precautionary measure.
Among all classes there soomH to DO general
foelins Of confidence. AZ tho banks arc Ill worry
strong, and have large surplus.
JANE6Y1LLE, WIS.
Special Dispatch to 1,he Chicago Tribune.
JANEsylLLE, Wiz, Oct. notwithstanding re-
ports to the contrary, both banka of this city
tho First National and Rock County National
Danks-haye paid everything and havo export
enced no difficulty Binco tho panic began. both
are In Bound condition, aud ready to pay Nil
cnimH.
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Special DfsuatcA to ne Chicago Tribune.
DuDuQuE, Oct. 8.-Tl,o solvent Natioual
Banks of thls city hAyo mRdo statements Of their
condition without boing required to do 30, and
CURED by tho Auditor Of the State. Tho state
mentH are worry satisfactory, and have put I'll end
to tho panic.
, 1873-10-04

1fUtF 091hEItHH
from BrallnuxA, tho English Lib-
GrAla
New YonK, Oct. Sat mooting OF tho work-
Charles Bra1laugh, declining to lecture before
tho worklngmeh Of Now York except
on their making arrangements with tho Literary
Duronu to which he Ind bound himself for his
lecture course in this country. The reading Of
tho lottor was followed by m animated dis
c,lHsion, many Of the mombora denouucing
nradlaugh Oh accouut Of his nthoistio mud Com
muniBtio ideas.
, 1873-10-04

ABROAD,

LONDON, Oct. 3.--a776, 900 in bullion waa
shipped from Liverpool Tor Now York yesterday
and S430, 600 for Montreal.
, 1873-10-04
pEHE0NAl.

New YonK, Oct. a.-Bir Samuel Da!er, the
African traveller, and hlB wife will yiait' tAIB
country next summer.
LouisylLls, Ky, Oct. 8.-Tho petition Of dil-
, 1873-10-04

DEs MONIES, Ia., Oct. 3.-Grain ehipnonta to
Now York have again commenced hore. but
owing to low pricos, but little is otforea Us yot
, 1873-10-04

Five rscrsous Killed and Il Dozen
injured by II Falling Chimney.
LONDON, Oct IA chimney, 220 feet high, In
norsonn md manning q dozon others.
, 1873-10-04

ATLANTA, Gn.. Oct. 8.-JoIn II. James, bank
or, who suspended, will rcHume business to-lnor-
row.
, 1873-10-04

WEsr CHESTER, Pa, Oct. a.-Daniel Jones,
who murdered Nalsou, In Highland Township, q
month ago, las boon capturod. uddorzook's
, 1873-10-04
PREDICTING THE PANIC,
A Curious Prophecy Written in Sep
tcanbcr, 1879.

tcmbcr3 1879.
NEW YonK, Sept. 20, 1873.
Dean SIN: since tho publication Of tho ro-
markablo sories Of predictions printed in tho
Beoond number OF tho Modern Thinker Decom-
ber, 1879, several persons layo made bots that
tho prediction was not published until after tho
panic occurred. As We, OF oaurBe, aro we'll aware
that tho number Of tho Modern Thinker in queH-
the market through tho American Nows Com
pany in December, and aa wo believe you to be
the author OF tho vaccinations in question. VIC
ask you to verify our suppositson by giving the
facts In regard to this remarkable circumstance
Yours very truly,
b. WESLEY t. Co, publiHhers,
, 1873-10-04

banktng had morn money on hand than whom
tho hank opotled tis morning. hroat Of tho
perpons who have thus far drawn tlloIr deposits
nro those OF small means, who know 1,tt1o about
chants nro showing their oontidnuco by topou-
ting ali tho money not absolutely noedod IN tloir
btlHlnoss.
uayton's Bank aud tho Otizens' sayings Dnnk
Withdrew from tho Ulonring Association this nf-
tornoou, boing unable to ngroo to allow tho Also
tnton to ins,o cortiticatca. 1Iaydon'e 1}anls Inns
received shipment Of SGoo00 fn gold aud silyor
from Now York.
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sDsntss Gage bitsb oan Strablsn Ia
Matuerpsn. qoerona lief ton mad
grGlh turd elm taitts Goratt Nttttr
tt9ltItsu, ba sr pon etr eisbs Der Mnt.
wstpsnsr ansriift su i,Insr 1.ftsiuns
3u ttilrtttn tatts.
Glilabtib uab tbre Muttsr MOLTEN
mil na6 erIltl 8ttta. um tost Glss
80 psrfutsn. istas N.!tans ~ tswIttta.
absr Gan wubts ss au ttnttrttlsbtp,
nnb s.tOt at. isIbf eortbln ~ ssttn
unb @0ss auhub!sttn. Gle li,b.n %
~. ta &C itnsn tas Gtu6ilOls it.fs
gsriu&e aaf&auIth 80 mattsn iuhis.
Jan ttslsttsts hen un9lGditstsn Wann
aai btsier iauditdsn Ntiis. Gan
SirasIsn mar fsbs ans,srtfsn. &c
tcnait uttht stnmal bic Bsfhwtibtn tsr
Ns!ls nirag,n. unb stns bal: Iass,ttls
snislt Antipftp:H mubit man l4 aufs
ba!tsa. am tbn Wtstsr ftaits lammtIa
gu laitn. es war Ella WiIttetaus,
100 man tbu untsttratk. Dott fa6
Ter uaaladtide uns iaIo6 mipt bas
Wass, zines turssa Sdlammsrs mad
b.n buIbwahtsn Wattta 3u asnttbsn.
Die 3atsr lantfn unb labsn upt.r.
Der 5auptmann lisb fa Gsbsa pan
StraaIsn ntstT unb stbot Sttus (st
nsn unlsrsstsnsu. Gan fab In tinsr
ede anp ttli,ts absr plane Der SSas
Wit Warsas tOfie CT tn'S Nsias au
femmsn Wsssn tsS anttstts an pon
s5trabltn's YttmSssn. Dsn arSbttn
Ittil oss Baarsu taitt tr obntbtm ftton
aaf ett Sttls unb tinlansliG Ia Gi.
bs,belt ssbraht - bsr alls mar Ghon
isin. Yfum wutot tbm Strkalini6md.
bIJ nod elm tsbsutsntsr NntSelt 49, uub
sr mar I'm Stants, bas @ffhalt baun
aui stssne Mtnuns tu fitrsn. glIla
hs!t unb Die 1an!s wartn btttslatm.
Damn wcute sr srObmiiibis tbr feline
Shnb anetftsn, unb fs ,nabm at sswt6
an--bsnn 70 nur tcnnts as F& unp bic
Wutlsr por b,m 3unstrioes 1dlbsn.
Der 3suiel ladts tints sGstlss l4Un
unb fab ah am 3isIt lsin.r Wanfts,
am .3itle tlnss ttnfs lanas psrJsbIttsn
Strtbsns.
Da Slfastt lih lsifs bic 29irs, unb
IS irat stn tauB,r. frdfltssr Bauer Der.
elm, SsfIsiest In aami(ttt aanbsstraht.
Gin SrVbsr bsrabtanstnbsr 5ui tspsdts
faa baS sanss Osfd. Cine fbwarjs
Wints ptrbii0ts ben Manssl tts lInttn
Nusss.
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Demtfebc 2dte.
Dsutf&ss aBert NILE tineft bu ft6n
ManassioIs uub grna unb Darpt
eisst In eeinsm fsiil'ssa 2aut,
limb auf tsinss Wpblflanss 9is.bs
Slt man6' bsrrItt Gisb ssbant.
Dsullhss WOrl. spts tItnsa pu fASa!
Dsutf6ss Dett. ME lisbf tu Tu6!
at,ts iprIbt tsin @us'. pas blaus
llnb tsin Strs fdbtdst trtu uab wabr.
Dir ssriraafnb ii1sr baus
9tbn fstnen 3ausaltat.
Dtutidss Wstb, pis lhba ba lab!
Dsutf4ss S9psrtNwis ittIasii tu gut!
5Snt ~ Dtuf1laabs gDsbl anb WitR
srifassiuf huIa Berg unp abaL
@is atIiait an GsIb su Gbts
oil Der barts. tsaifts StabI.
Dsuil4ss ShipsIL Uis ltIiot bu gut!
Dsutf1ss 2anb, pis biii bu reid!
Rsid an Shasta, Isit an Sfssa
uab an GbIsn aauUaIls.
Daium fhlast BIZ tIsu saissssn
GDis AUD msta hsutitss bsB. .-..
Dsutitss 9anb, mas ipmHi biz slskt.
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Ote
ysaal4lpaaildt Staatsjsitaaa,
bsraussfgsbfn ppn

J. GEORGE RIPPER, Box 10,
.adhstut tsssn Donusrnas, unt tcltst ~. 90
s.s aabr, 1atItar tuntrbalt brsSabrss, une
81, 50 ua9 Brpab ess Sabrsanss.
Siu,slus GrsmpIarsa, s Gents per Siad.
san Sublatptionen psrbsn fur Hentss.
as (s&s Mcndtfn ansfnemm' ~ guy vsan ,am"
R.tmaub eas 9latt abbffellsn. bts ale Naa-
aGatt bssatlt aaf.
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aus BET eina 70 tarmIolen ant sldds
tiasa Gamilte bee Dhrstsmsifsrs ban
Gtrattsn ;u Gntwsrptn mar bas Slid
une bk Grsutt stwidsn, felt Dtlm.
mao bsm 8sri&it Sans pan Der Does,
aa 70 farsdlta unfamiliar tspieien
tatis. gaa GiratIen mar fsttbsm ssr.
f9Iulsa une mtnfdeniAsn. Gr Itse
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Die er6ete Werbreitane.
Or circulation btr ,penufsleantf1y
Staats. 3tttuna" IN Daupetn count
n ary6sr olS BE trasnb elmer aabsren Ia par'
rfsSura asbrudten bfutltsn ossr sna!littn 3ti'
iuna. gts bitisi tfsbalb bic bette @tlsBsntstt,
Ms,ttafa In tislsIn Ibsile bfa S'faatfs ts,s
pstt, Wssbtsituna au pultadsn.
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(6Oriftbuna folat.l
Sle Garrieie bes Mari4aa Basaiae.

Marlaaa 8a5atns, bsnsn vrOisff.
run9 I'm Satc1t 3u arIanon bel gsr'
fatllss bs8opntn, bat benz @srtatstoi
sins .Darfsluns fsin,r sanssn militia
ril&en Gas,ttrs fstasr 8stbisnit urn
6ranfrtt, ter Wunbsn. Die CT In
Dttna fstass 8atsrtanb,s baponastra-
ssn anp Der @as;eihnunSsn, bic itm
8spUrptn anp, untsrbrsltL Naabtm
Ba5atus bic pOIpisdnti&s S&u!r. ani
bsr CT anarsnssnesu Sinttsn oblas, abb
fcluIrt bate. trat sr 1881 ais tuns.r
Wiann Don 20 Jabrsn IN bic Mrmtt elm.
Sn btn paraufolssnbsn Satun ma&te
U ben 8slbsus IN N1rIll NIT unb seIa.
nets fd bort 70 aus. bae r gum etsus
hnant anpaneIrk { 1866 anb fdr fstns
SapfsIlslt unb mtlitattfdt 1a&tislttt
auf tsm Stlaatfslts nit benz Strsu,
Der gbrsnlssiOn tsfo,ltt wurps. Na&.
bsm &c In ben 6sIbSistn IN Spanisn
staea bic Garltnen nit Nusa.iHnun8
esstsut bate. tstrte sr (1S39) NIT BEN
8anss ttnss Gapitius mad alsisr 1u.
rid uae nabm an aasn bOtttssn 6tisss
ststsnidn ael'Ssn unb gum dtstl pro-
,hinfntsa Wntbfil. Mts bfr Hrtmlrtt9
ausbra4. wutts &, unit BEN Commando
dasr Snfautsrtetrtsaes bstraut. Ddt.
rsnb ter 9slassruns p6n Ssbaiopol
ttai sr Tt ttrart bsrpor, bab fttn Na'
ms In ben Dspslhsa tsr @arl&aas
Ganrobsrt uno Wsli(asr strenpOa ere
wabnt purts. aus fsinsr ipatsrsn Gar
rIsrs III feline aOls In WitrIfo srwat'
ntnswsrib. 81 ibtrnabm tn Sabre
1868 tas COMMANDO tsr msrltantftsn
Grpssition als NadfOlssr sss General
Jolsy. 81 orsantarts bafttba mad ter
Wnfuaft MarImIltan's In Sabre 1864
zine 4rmst son 100000 Msrlfanern
(untsr Msiia's Obtr. gommanbo) anb
$4,000 Mann europaii&sr 3iIfstrup
ptn. womit r ben gloreoata bss Can,
tss talb BON ben Sruppsn Saarss' unb
antsrsr Gitrsr fauberk. NIs su Gas
fang 1869 Die Gage MlarImittan's tt'
was frItif&sr sspUresn MAR. bsaann
8ajaIns fstr sissnmadtis 3u Srfat'
rem. gls ylapolsou bsf&lob ietne Trup'
p.n aus MsrIeo aurad,ualebsn. raum,s
9a3ains ant 8. Gsbruar 1867 bic 3aupts
fabt, eonesntrlrk bann bic franjSafGtn
Srappsa auf tsm 5o&Ianbe 5pifAsn
MtrIec unb g.ra Gruj unb f&lfts I'D
tatb na&ttr naA GraulrtIA elm. Der
0utm, ben bic Grpsbiicn tom aae
Granfrsi& tIntrag. mar befanntltt sin
ttr belastbsntr. Bel 8tstnn tss ltb.
len beutfa. fransdllfasn 8tissss bsfsb.
IIste 9aaaint cline Der 3auptbIvI1cnsa
b,r 'fran,SHfasn grmse. An tss
Saladt bst Gorba6. In tpttasr @snts
raj GroHarb has& bic Dsntf&sn unisr
0tnsral BON @5btn 70 sotlaanbts se.
I&lassn wurbs. natm bIcs sin tlsinsr
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New-York tribune., 1873-07-26
Gteamboats dno Railroads.


A FTERNOON BOAT for NEWBURGH,
PoughkesPe Ronoul and hoyston aniiSs Conz.s. wes
rom r g. Per 80 e" :Sefaeoa
A LBANY and TROY, 81; SARATOGA, % 30.
Lev. S$ fsS F p95Js J & C. S v9sa@g % es ss css I
u caTss sS aGbsoS eesssas st j ss. EST sS Ss
sR sGRdM Tdp Tickets e WEST roLsr CORNWALL md ssw.
.heeted % s.rAtogs asd sharon
NATSKILL DAILY LINE.
- Steiner NEW CHAMPION syetg MSnt,y wsdusst.,. aol
Thursday and Saturday a. IRON Pier 49, foot Fnkhs
CENTHAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
.on iSs S & S e o: ~. S
South Hampton Junction Delaware
i9 %t o E5pe s f Il Ya y s @ s 61s Ss ,sd %
Pittsburgh and the Wes also % Cea Psnnyasis and newton
SUMNER ARRAYogMRSr
ce5%|ensne June 80 is7$IL.,vs sssY.Es '.llov.:
Caynkl Tsaaqu, Wisesbsrre, sersntou, Sharon, &c
7s@-wsy Trsin FiemiagOh Easton Bdsrs Bath
Chunk wisbae Pi'sson MAhanoy CITY NJ Carmel H.I.toa,
Lack ani West. Railroad
sows Hasbarg sod TIE West, Connect. Yeraisr
tom at Bson FOR Mauh Chunk tmaqua Wteso.5r' ser.non
port, ts
Ma0eh cb1ni Nshnoy City wesb.r Rs,
2:30 m.Way Taa % Es.ion. Al.atoaa aud BsvdsTs
4P n-wy Train for Eaaou Asntowu Coz
nes ,t J1neSP % Nth & 9s M Lss sd We. ,s
IVY W.T. !T'IP 4',s lG5 SS"Sf,il: S p,iS:.n
$50 m-EvESISG gHPRss day fo' E,'ion Bslgir, Ansn
town Re.dng H.TI.5ars & P,tt:saIga =. S G1.'aso &C.
7:3O p n-tEngraht) ror Eason
9:l5 and II 80 >. Way Trains for Psnash
d. rG EI1'0; y st2o 5s2 g2S $ 90 3 8s 49, Se sf
l. iI5 4$0 il5 5l5 $50, 5:i5, 6, G2o 7. $780, 7:i1
s'so oi' 1880 il'So II R. E KICKER. Sort and Bag