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LOCAL ITEMS.

Donations Of toys md provisions for tho
orpllsns' Christmas dinuor and tired lnny bo Bont
to tho Asylum, OH Michigan ayenue noar Twouty-
scccud street, any tt1no before Friday.
Tho alnrm Of firo from Box 20, at o'clock yoa-
tertlay morning, wa1 caused by tho discovery Of
flames In ". L. Tlda's book-bntoty anl blnnk-
book manufactory, Oh tho fourth floor Of Dr..
DaHnott'a marble front buildings, Nos: 172and 174
Olark stroot. Tho origin Of tho fro ia unknown.
Loas. $1,000; fully Insured
We hayo received, from 0. L. Fox 4 e., 4
very convenient mud beautifully ustratod littlo
work, which is In oyory way creditabe to tho
Chicago lrms which took part getting It up.
The bazar Of tho Union Catholic Library As-
sociatlon, which has boon In progrtBa during tho
paHt weok, will be continued two days longer.
energy of the President OF tho Society, Mr..
Washington Heaing, aud tho ladies' WHO lnvo
devoted their time to 1t. Tile contest TOR
silver sot botweon tho p1oprietors of tho Ut.
Charles, Durke's, and tho st. Elmo hotels is
quito exciting.
At the meeting OF the last Doard Of Alanagors
Of tho Home Of tho Frionless tho ladicB dccid-
cd they would not solicit presuntB for II Christ-
inas-troo ut the Homo, but would ask tlicir
friends to send in contributions Tor d,nnor.
Tho atringonoy OF lhe money tnarhet ia tue ex-
cuso for tho departure from tho lonE-estab-
lished custom. Tho Cliriatmas dinner will be
givon on tAe 25th ths year, nstea1 Of on tho 9th
1nl 2Sth, ~ In former years. DonnttonH arc
asked for. mud those WHO soud anything may bo
asBared tho recipients will gladly welcome aud
make use of all that ia received.
Tho Inquest on tho body Of Mr.. McQuatd was
continued by Coroner Stevens yesterday, several
new Witnesses being examined. Tho most in,-
portant evidence elected was TINT Of Miss Mar
ga, ot L. Corbott who testified that sho saw the
deceased near Polk atroet bridge in conversation
with Denns O'GradY md two other lnen.
O'Grady stated That hIcQuaid was in hts store Mt
midnight Of the day of the city election, tho laBt
moment at which lie WA socn nlive. Tho bcltcf
Of Edward SlcQuaid brother Of doceaBcd, ia thnt
he wandered about while drunk. md finally foil
into tho river and was drowned accidentally.
Tho prize medal of tho recent throc-batt tour-
natnont hcld lit this city, and won by Albert Gar
nIer, will be sont to him this week by Tom Foley.
1t was manufactured BY Shury l. Co., Of tllis
city, and IL q beautiful piece OF workmanship.
Tile body Of the n,ednl is mnsBiye gold star.
On tho front IL enau,o1ed d oar0m tabfe
with three balls and crossed cues. On the
obyerso is tho following inscription Proscnt-
cd to Abort Garnior, Master Of tho Tournament,
by Tom Foley. Chlcago, Nov. 10, 1871 Tho
star is surrounded by 4 frosted wroattl, md is
pendent from u shield bearing the name. IA.
Garnier." An American cagle standing on q
miniature biaid-bull completes thB elaborate
and beautiful modal.
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doing. Nobody auen1B to want fno rnaitloncoBt
and II would 10 difficult to sell anything In TINT

and II would 10 difficult to sell anything In Tint
SATURDAYS TRANSFERS..
Tho following instruments wore filed for rcc-
ord OIL Saturday, Doc. 20:
viii Gsf,s ia, &c b. r. sonsasrhaon 1t & osi s.
Fasss g Jonn {, =; 1,I ,aIarlsn
''S d5yse,';s, se ~ Of ebs.es NJ a,.1ao
ST. Tois ~, G cor Of Fteenh ri It, of sos.1qs fl,
III 1.arino 5n q. sor q L9 1t, it, 2s11o4t dated
aaa Ats Dss st. s9 soas,,s & iLSss a'xl44* "
Naroieon place, 10 Il of nalian st, I, 2411oaA
IT. stsa &c., 5 e',S1 at''00
Lot ~ f. nIGsh . o seoa TO- H. dated Aug
wells Al'ition dated Dee. l6 considerations oto
st. as IT to alley, dated Dec. ID; consideration,
si3ysa1ss T ser ot Houston r. Of a.zloo IT,
rot 81 Of Lot Block 10 sle,iolda Addition, dated
March % eonsit1cratton, s72s.
aa'sd s 49, f. nssa ssass.al5Ss, Ct 500
nn,ltlan n 22a s-lo # north Of Trty,rst ut, VI I.
''4'' IT. a's, soY oft !; @.rx a1M1aa $780,
Lots u and II, IN l,Ioek {. in partition Of nkeK
:iss{o :s;{ SEQ 49, '' H. dated July o. confederation:
Hourn OF o1rr LIMITS.
oott,se arove 2 ay. 49, cor Of Fifiy:foarth +. {,
With y q Madison ~ III san,o block, latol March
Lots $, Il IND it, in Block 50, Hyde PARK, tatcd
June 7 !: consideration $lo, ,7Su. >'''''-
n1 Ls nsr1 to nna 10 to - IN uocs ef Devon and
Dec. ~; consideration, $33 900.
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The Wool Truf1f..

DosToa, Dec 2U.--Woo] continues in demand, and
prices are steadily tonling upward. Donb1o extra
Ohio sold as high &c., noarly 0o0 LIS Of no Ohio
and pennsylvnnia 3leeces haye been taken, md tile
stock Of this description bus been ngan materially
hold ut BIO ard upwards. In dclnine aid con,binK
hcccee. very little has beon dono, and prlces ny bo
quoted from. 5a0Jt5c pulled wool not 80 nctivo Olio
and pennsylyauia extra, double extra, aud novc, 5
o.; Mlch'san, 4a@53s; Wisconsin, New York, unl
vermont 455ic; coming fleece 55@ 5715c: unyFaBhcd
Colorado, Southern and Tuxan ao4oe; tub. 4gGa1sc
secured, 5steYec nails 38@45a; superne anl extra
pulled, 20IUDe. Tho amount Ut sales Of duMestic wool
during ihe week reaches ,4o5 lbs.
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Among tho now aud highly morltorious institutions
Of city ia tile fine tailoring establishment Of Beach
Il Trip, 211 South Clark street, corner Of AdnmB.
Their stock anil plices, and especially their styles,
when once known by tho public, will Insure suecess nn
prccedontol In tho history Of merchant tailoring III
chtcago Their dress suits, the Novelty" seamless
ar1ong their holiday styts cannot fall to satsfy tho
most fastidious. Dear III mind that they yield tho palm
to none III tho style md finish Of ther work, aud MS
they originate tlicr own designs, must depend upon
merit for succeBs.
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Mustc--Instru1nental.

ANY one pnssing the Palmer Holse cannot but OBJ
tho business every day apparent ut Julius Daer
Co.'S. The Kuabo and Bauer planes constantly
arriving and being reshipiscd Westward. These in
srumcnts, already great 1ayortes with tho public,
have received unbounled approval and ltso from al
tho distinguished arssa visiting this country among
whom uIny la mentioned ranlinn Lucca nnd Dl
Mursku. Purchasers invited cal and Judge for
hetns y -
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At Cost--Furs.

Selling ut cost with nrcwster, Of Clnrl mud
Madison streos means TINT you will get the goo|a Mt
tho prices thoy cost bin. Ills entire stock Of Lades
aud Go,ltiemens Furs, embracing everything In Kind
and style known to tho tradc IL offered Tho pubt
on such tcrms,-nnd the result s "raro bargains" for
those who visit lila establishment.
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Tho Reason Why

Seekers ater presents Of tho richest, most attractive
and newest designs in gold waclcs chains jewelry,
silyerwarc, md fancy goods at living p1cos tnyarla
bly, go to lcElwa!na, Ills elegant rtore corner Of
State and Randolph Streets is always attractive with
the latest novelties wle tho courtesy aud desire to
please daily ada to tie hrong Of visitors. opon every
evening.
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Eoonomize In Hard Times.
Save your mouey, and ,uako your clothing on
tho celebrated Wson Hhnttto sesplng-blueAtncs,
which eau ba purchased by making tnnau payment
down. mud ll0 balauce payable III fran ono 10 two
yeass. 6aasgoomg at No. 187 State atrlast,
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Tho Rush at Gunther's.
In view Of tho great rush ut Qunther'a during the
holidays for Ills ceobracd caulies all should mako 1t
point to make thor purchases curly as possible,
and avoid tho th1ong That surrounds the counters
fancy gooda boxes, otc al great reduction from I'LL
former aGAAQNB.
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The largest tank that waa eyor set up In Chicago
can be sueu At Hugh Draahaws NuH. 1J7 and 900 cst
Luke Btroet. The Dimensions 10 feet diameter uul
u fevt high. Il coatna 1ug harrcs and is doalgued
for reservoir for Morrison, ILL.,
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benjamin Allen Co., 137 mud 1870 Sato street,
Madison, second floor, will offer at retail lurge as.
Rortment Of gold watches, chuinB, chnf bracelets, etc.
at very low rcts IN order to cluse out much Etock
as possible beforo takiug inventory.
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Qyatara and Fish,

In tho way Of good eatablea whnt II better han the
best of solid meat oyssers, saltwater fish, and canned
goola7 These articles always III stock kept fros
End ready Tor delivery nj lb7 penrboru street, well
known u AutL's Ossser aud Fish Depot.
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New York Dry Goods R1nr1xet.

NEW YonK, Dec. 20.-Therc was quiet tralo move
ment to-.lay with ugeaa nl jobbers alikc. Tho nar-
ket for cotton goods ID soady aud strong. Loustale
Hopo, and Blackstone \ Hhiriugs advanced 10 per
yard. Rolled 5acconeta firm and Romo makes advanced
to oc Denin,s anl ticks fatry active. Cottonales in
brisk demand by clothing manufacturers ad tend u-
wards. Laces and embrot1cries in demand.
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sBarstow" Grown Cook,
Tho latcst and best cook stoyo, with aptl-clinkcr
grate. "NIchmond" palaco rnngcs, "Ant!.clinkcr"
parlor Stoves Darstow furnaces, and tho Il Golden
i3un " Fireplace leater. II you want lrat-class
urtice III ih.s lino do not full 10 can at Danga Broa.
corner Of State mud Vanl3urcn streets,
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Lndies,

Go at once to 6tclns Doar Store mud SEQ the finest
assortment OF Holiday presents III Vest mud not-
Ing higher priced than II. THIS Is he Original Doar
Store Go curly And avoid tho crowd. l!4 West MudI-
Bou stroet, formerly 81 South Clark strnst,
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Opon.

Opon.
The Now York Store, Nos 2e4 and $50 West Ma.liaon
street, will keep open tho Monday, Tuesday, and
"wednesday previous to Christmas. Tho uaany iatrous
Of thiR establishment will 10 grattlca 10 Aaar of thn
iute,ljQencq.
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na.i; the Hon. D. NJ. Lewis. Kansas, Il. II.
Oable, nook Island; ]. T. Wlito, Fort Wayne;
". r. smith, Keuttcky University. -.
Il,i9gs uouae--u. @. Crawford, Toronto; 3. ?.
Browne Detroit,
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GffAfPLE-LAGuS-0n Tuesday, Dco. 10, at 40
CaumotAv., by tho Roy. q. H. ". Stocking, nf tho
Church ct tho ltpphay, Ar. James A. Ohappo and Miss
Hattiu IL. I.ogus, ull 1t this atty. :
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The place at which TO buy bottled iquns for nedct-
ual use aud nher purloles Ia at Lyuatou l. Anlriu's,
% Raat Randolph strast. Thsy keep nothing but tLs
best in tic world"
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MILITARY VISITORS.
S~s'~' L. 3
Arrival OF the Saxon Band-Its Recep-
ton Last Night.


Arrival OF the Saxon Band-Its Recep.
ton Last Night. =
The band OF the 103th Saxon regiment OF tho
Royal Saxon army, which received from the King
OF Saxony leave OF absence to make o professional
tour through the United States, arrived In tho
steamship yandaha yesterday, and. in advance OF
the other passengers, were landed at the HoboKen
dock late in the afternoon There they
were met by the German Landwehr verein,
OF this city, composed OF former members
OF the Prussan landwehr, or militia. who were In
full uniform, and under the command Of Major
Brands. Jointly with the Landwehr Veretn, the
Society Of Saxons and q citizens committee were
In attendance to welcome the military and musical
visitors An address OF welcome was delivered by
Major Brands, which was briefly RESPONDED 10 Dy
Mr. Duro the leader OF the Saxon band,
thanking them In the name OF his comrades Tor the
cordial reception accorded to the band Ihereupon
the band was escorted across the river 70 new
York, where, at the Atlantic Garden, they were
served with refreshments Thence the Dand was
escorted to COncOrdia Hail. in avenue A, Wnicn mas
been chosen as Its headquarters dnTing It's sOourH
here. How long the band will xemain here is
perform before the public at the American lnsti-
tute Hail. The visiting band is composed OF
sixty OF the best military musicians known IN tne
Saxon army. They wear the usual saxon uni
form--green, with red trimmings, ana the MILL
tary cap OF the pattern TN use IN the Saxon army.
The regiment to which the band Belongs Ii STR
toned ut Dresden, the capital OF SaxOny.
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THE RICHMOND DUEL.

The Seconds I'm the Tragedy Removed to
Another County on a Writ OF Rabens
Corpus and Admitted to Bail I'm $4,000
Each.
RICHMOND, Va, June 90 1873.
movement was developed here to-day In the
Mordecai-McCarty duel affair which IL calcu.
lated, as doubtless designed, to take the
people by surprise The first that the general
public knew OF the new movement
foot on the part OF the imprisoned seconds, Messrs
William l.. Royal. w. r. Trlgg William b. Tabb
and John Meredith was brief notices in the two
evening papers that Judge b. W. Lacey, OF New
Kent county, had awarded the seconds a
writ OF habeas corpus, and that they would
accordingly be taken before that function,
airy, at TunstaP5 station, on the line OF
sergeant Of the city. AT two P. NJ they started in
accompanied by Messrs. Robert Ould, Judge
Crump and General Bradley T. Johnson,
e nsy BY he
friends, were admitted to bail in $4,000
each for their appearance before the Hastings
Court Grand Jury on July The Commonwealth
appears not TO have been represented on the oc-
CASTOR. Their counsel entered bail for them,
seven VIZ O'Clock tonight, with beamng
countenances, on negro excursion which
ISs e The Dc eass naa s been
both by the Police Justice and the Judge OF the
Hastings Court, before whom they win finally have
fully executed George d. Wise, Commonwealth
attorney, was on his way to Baltimore, The Judge
of the Hastings Court was on visit 70
Charles City county, ana the city Sergeant was In
Petersburg. 1t rs stated that the Commonwealth,'s
attorney was notified that the habeas corpus would
be applied for. Tne friends OF the parties con-
cnrned are OF course very much pleased at this
snap Judgment over the law. The surprise Of
the public at the occurrence win doubtless
exceed that emotion in intensity. At the last
/ meeting OF the Legislature Judge Lacey declined
| to be reelected and has but few weeks more TO
| serve consequently he could AFFORD TO venture on
| O step that other Judges have shrunk from.
McCarty stul remains In his room at his mothers
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Vhc Marquis OF Bute's Enterprise and
Harbor improvements.
The Most Noble the Marquis OF Butte, the owner
pf Cardiff Castle Is very enterprlsng and liberal
patron OF the mercantile interests OF the
bort and harbor OF Cardiff, with which he is
largely, II not solely, identified as feudal propre
kor. He has during long time past endeavored
10 complete regular communication between
EardiH and the port OF New York by steamship
Eravel. on the 4th OF september, 1872 the steam
bhip Glamorgan was launched on the Clyde, by Mr..
kInons Ren7rew. She was the first OF q fleet OF
steamships destined to trade between Cardiff and
New York. and built for q Cardiff company, OF
(which the Marquis OF Butte is the principal partner.
Nhe Gamorgan Is a vessel OF 1000 tons brig rugged
Rnd furnished with engines Of $50 horse power.
Nhe MARQUIS Of Butte, in addition to freedom from
dock dues for the space of one year. promised to coal
the vessels OF the line free during the same period.
hhe ship was christened the Glamorgan by Miss
Foster niece OF Mr. J. Edgar Thompson, President
Of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad. sister
vessel was on the stocks to be shortly completed.
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AID FOR CUBA.

Movement Commenced to Enlist
Sympathy and Collect Material for
Cuba Libre.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, June 20, 1873.
Under the auspices OF Gerrit Smith there were
on Saturday and Sunday meetings at Peterboro
Of the friends Of Cuba. Among the speakers were
General Thomas Jordan, formerly ofthe rebel army,
but later OF the Cuban army OF Independence.
Senior ALBANIA and three other Cubans.
The Madison County Cuban Aid Associa-
ton was organized, which is designed to be the
nucleus OF general movement to influence public
opinion and Congress in favor OF aiding Cuba with
materials OF war. grand county meeting In the
same interest was appointed TO be held at Canas-
tota on Friday, July IL, at which, besides the
speakers named, Charles A. Dana is expected.
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An Old Lady Killed and Two Persons
Injured.

An Old Lady Killed and Two Persons
Injured.
PORTLAND, Me-, June 49, 1873.
The two-story house and outbuildlngs occupied
by B. F. Roberts, half mile from Saccarappa,
were destroyed by fire early this morning.
In attempting to escape from the attic,
Mrs. Roberts, aged sixty, mother OF the
occupant, jumped from the window, fractured
her skull and died. Miss Body, niece Of
Mr.. Roberts, aged sixteen, teacher, jumped from
the same window. She was uninjured by the fall,
but lies in critical situation on account OF serious
burns. little son of Mr.. Roberts was badly In
jured by falling down stairs in escap-
ing. The villagers and family claim
that the fire was the work OF an
incendiary. The house has been mortgaged and
remortgaged many times and was just about to
vest In the purchaser on an execution Issued year
ago. Loss, 1880; insured
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Napoleonic Effort for Party Fusion.

Napolc0nic Effort for Party Fusion.
LONDON, June 23, 1873.
special despatch to the London Post, from
Paris, says :-Prince Jerome Napoleon, who is
now in that city, has had interviews with Emile
Olivier, who was President OF the Council and
Minister OF Justice and Religion during the last
days Of the Empire, and with number OF republi-
can leaders,
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The twenty-eighth annual commencement OF
this well known college takes place at Fordfnm
N. T., on Wednesday next, June IS. The exercises
win begin at halfpsst twelve p. M, and It is an
ticipated that they will be exceedingly brilliant,
no less from the reputation OF the establishment
than from the unusual number Of scholars adj
mitted during the past year. 1t is also expected
that there win be great rush. of friends and re la.
tives OF the pupils, and Tor this purpose special
train will leave the Grad Central depot at II 40 on
Wednesday morning. Tho commencement exer'
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INSURANCE LOSSES.
List OF Insurance Ohices Concerned in
the Ohio Oil Fire.

CINCINNATI, June %, 1873
The assurances on the buildings composing the
oil works OF Charles Hardness, on Eggleston ave.
nue., which were burned yesterday, are as fol-
lows:-National Of Hartford, $3.50; Queen,
se250; Liverpool. London and Globe, $500;
sylvania 81, $50; Pennsylvania, 1890
: The stock was insured az follows Home, 5000;
Valley, Of Cincinnati, si,2sc; Home OF
Columbus; American, Of Philadelphia Ger.
man, OF BUFFALO; State Of Pennsylvania,
OF New York Northw estern, National, western, OF
Cincinnati l$2, 500 eacbl, $4,000. The machinery
was insured as OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, and Liver
tional, OF Hartford; Miami Valley, OF Cincinnati (;
Queen, North American Franklin, OF nsylvania,
and Pennsylvania $3.50 each), $1,000. Total,
100000.
Some eighty or one hundred barrels Of oil have
been SKINNED from the top OF the water at the
mouth Of the Eggleston avenue sewer,
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VALUABLE HORSES BURNED.
A Loss OF $4,000 In Observation-Disclosures
OF the Victims.

PHILADELPHIA, June %, 1873.
There were eleven horses bnrned in John Turn
er's stables near Point Breeze Park, this morning,
out Of seventeen in the stables The horses burned
were Dot, Daisy, Vernon, Lady Girard, Safe and
Brutus. The latter belonged to r. PeniStan The
other horses burned were not trotters.
The following animals were saved :-Hettie,
Matte, Lsle Candy, Lizzie and Medium.
The horses were valued at $4,000. Lady Girard
valued at SS,000 Sale at 1900, Dot at $1,000;
Sister to Nellie, Daisy, Vernon and Brutus at
$4,000, the Patchen mare at 81, 000 the bay geld
Ing at $500, the sorrel horse at $500 and the
brown colt at 81, 000
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OCEAN TELEGRAPHY.
Progress Of tho Great Eastern In Paying 0ut'
the New Cable.


LONDON, June q, 1879
{ At noon on Saturday the steamship Great
Eastern was in latitude SO deg. 35 mid. longitude
Bl deg AZ min. Eight hundred and ninety nautical
miles Of cable had then been 'paid outn.
Up to noon on Sunday, at which hour the steam
chip was In latitude So deg. 90 mln.. longitude
Us deg. 81 min, l,o5S miles Of the cable had been
laid.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA FIRES

The Mountains Ablaze-Discourage ment
OF tho Farmers.
PorTsvrLLE, Pa June %, 1873.
The fire In the vicinity of Gibberton last night
continued to spread, but has left the railway and
gone in the mountains, where little damage can be
done, the coal breakers beng lower down in the
valley.
The farmers in the eastern section OF the county,
many of them having large farms, in consequence
OF the great drought, are much discouraged with
poor crops. There are no indications Of rain to-
day.
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FIFTY HORSES BURNED IN BUFFALO

BUFFALO N. Y, June %, 1879
Mcconnell & Brothers Canal stables. on Lock,
near Erie street, were destoyed by fire at two
O'Clock this morning. Out OF seventy horses In
the stables at the time, belonging to diferent par.
ties fifty were consumed. McConnells loss Is
$4,000 on which there Is an insurance OF $4,000
The Are was the work Of an incendiary.
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COLLEGE CCMMENCEMENTS.

st. Francis xavier's College Giving the Prizes to
the Junior Boys-Brilliant Commencement for
the seniors-Ths College Hall Crowded
with INSTRUMENTATION and Song
Archbishop NcCloskey Distribute
ing the Medals and Confer
ring the Degrees Address
to the Graduatea
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, June %, 1879
i. General Sir Henry Rawlinson, President OF the
Royal Geographical Society, is seriously i'll
DISCOUNT IN THE OPEN MARKET AND AT THE BANK.
The rate Of discount for three months bills In the
open market Is n per cent below the Bank Of Eng.
band rate.
THE UNITED STATES NAVAL FLAG IN PORT.
The United States steamship Congress has or
Eived at Southampton.
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Cholera In Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI June q, 18Th
Five deaths from cholera were reported at the
Health ONCE to-day.
Advices from Portsmouth, Ohio, state that thr
morning. on the steamer Potomac, negro deck
hand died OF cholera
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DISASTER ON THE CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO
A Pullman Car Turned Upside Down
Several Persons Injured.

RICHMOND, va, June Is, 1873.
The Pullman car OF the night express train to
Cincinnati ON the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
was thrown from the track last night soon after
leaving Richmond. The car was turned bottom
mp and badly wrecked. number Of persons
were Injured though fatally very seriously.
Among the injured are Mr.. George Artingstall, OF
England; Mr.. and Mrs. Waller and Miss Waller, OF
Chicago. Mrs Waller had Der shoulder blade
broken
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Is MARVEL OF CHEAPNEss. n-DICKENs WORKS
acARLEToS's NEW ILLUSTRATED EDrTIoNs

Avery cpportunity i now being offered to the az
mrsrs Charles Dickens for obtaining entire set %
his works almost without feeling the expense.
Tho cheapest and handsomest edition In the wefm
now coming volume each month"; price VI ~
per volume. Almost any one can spare this moderatS
sum- at intervals for such caoital set OF standard aove
"Pickwick,n "oiiver Twist" sni~coppcracdn arc now
ready followed by others month, and they can
DO had OF any bookseller IN tho United States
Now Is the time TO subscribe he mro to ask for the
New AiusGaseS HSSa E sspsS y CO., Publishers
Madison square, New YORK.
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Cholera in Washington.

WASHINGTON, June %, 1878
DR.. Bliss, the executive ofhcer OF the Board Of
Health, states that there have been only three
cases OF cholera In this city this season, and that
they were sporadic. There Is AZ yet no ground
whatever for apprehension or epidemic cholera
here.