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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE VIENNA EXHIBITION.
oprrIyG OF THE AMERICAN DEPARTMENT.
VIENNA Thursday June s. 1877.


VIENNA. Thursday June S 1873.
Tho American Department Of the Exhibition
vas thrown open 10 the public this morning, and
steam was applied to the machinery exhibited therein
me novelties surpass those from other c0nntrleS
President A. ID. White Of Cornell UmVerSity an" oA-
Gov. Z. D. Morgan of NewYprk have tbs Chairman
ships of the Bureaus Of Educati0a and Commerce 70
spectively.
ONLY FOUR OF TIE COsnnssIoNERs IMFLICAlEO
THUS BAR.
WASHINGTON, June ga letter was received
here to-day from Mr. Garrettson Of Cleveland Ohio one
OF the suspended Commissioners 20 the Vienna Expo'
on. Ho wrote for the purpose OF obtaining some ght
to the nature OF the charges against the ndyuua
members OF the Commission. He had performed no
duties Commissioner previous 10 bis departure ana
before arrival at Vienna found himself suspendef
and dsgraced The friend received the letter called
Secretary present the subject and the Score
tarY informed tine Department had never
charged specific osnses but had only claimed that such
irregularities had occurred showed that the Interests
OF tue country would be best promoted By placing them
in other hands AS 70 Mr. GarrettsOn, nothing In the
least affecting his conduct character had come 70 the
notice OF the Department 70 definite evidence in the
case had been in the hands Of the Department here until
within day So when the first instalment OF the eSt-
dence taken by the Commission Of Investigation had
arrived Tho Secretary has been engaged throughout
the day in examining It, far only two OF the Com
missioners beside Gen. Van Buren, and Mr.. Meyer ap-
pear to be parties any irregularities. Mr. Garretson
writes that in spite confusion caused by the unex
pected suspension OF the Commissioners he thinks the
American Department viii in order and that 1t
will reflect great credit upon the country.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE POLITICS.

INAUGURATION or GOV. sTRAw-coNDrrIoN or THE
STATE.
CONCORD, June 5.-GOv. Straw was inaugur-
ated and delivered ms 10 the two Houses Of the
LEGISLATURE to-day. The document gives clear exhib
Of the affairs Of the State The total revenue for the
mast year was s2I,H9; Total expenses si15 AS; Re
duetloa OF tho state deb' during the year, 5000
"This unusually small reduction Of tho deot,"
the Governor says. occurs In consequence OF
the reduction OF our State tax One-half, and
the payment OF the interest the municipal war loan
made by the Legislature Of 1871 Together they had the
effect Of reducing our net income this year about
$4,000 all Of which would have goae toward the reduc
toa OF tho State dc5t. Our total debt is but little
more fhan sLOgoOOO and II will be nearly 30 years
before the last State bond natures that average
payment OF $4,000 per annum on the principal will
cancel this a maturity. 10 not consider it desr
able 70 do more than that believe every tax payer IN
the state will desire TO do a. MUCH
The Governor remarks thst the prosperity or the saw
Ings banks q very fair indication or the prosperity on
the interests OF the state. Their showing NJ
this time Is follows; Aggregate deposits OF the III
banks ts4625j9 %; aggregate surplus sI@sO'z2 -.
Total Of depositors, F9.abt81 ~ Inc assets
increased during the year about IA per cent being
actual Increase belonging 90 tne depO-ofs OF Sun
IJ To- The number OF depo itOrs IN these banks has IN
creased during the year 1885 the total number at THIS
fine being 66j nearly One-thrd or the entire popu-
neVOlcnt institutions OF the State appear h Satisfactory
condition. The Governor says OF the centennial E1ll
bton: "The occasion IL that cInnOt fan 10 enlist
the whole American people m ia favor. Every state
should and undoubtedly viii, respond IN the most
enthusiastic and there is every reason 70 be
eye fhqt the Exhbi ion viii be he largest and finest
seem ami the most wonderful as an Illustration OF
the progress Of the country during the ust century O
is existence" TIE message recommends local option
Law as the method OF restraining ntempernce 10
also recommends revision Of the state ConaIitulon
wneh has remained untouchsd with one simple amend
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ELSEWHERE
GorERNNEyr ELArHER REPORr


WAR IEPARTHENr.
OPriCE or TIVE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHINgTBN II. g.. THURSDAY, June 4. is75-e q. u
synopsis f0r he Dgsi tce,iy f0ur hours
The pressure has diminished somewhat over
the northwest with clear or partly cloudy weather and
winds Shifting s0ufhcrlY; the low barometer on
wednesday evening the lower LAKE region with its
area OF cloud and rain. has moved eastward over
northern New-Enslan cloudy weather with rain has
pre vailed during tle day from Alabama 10 Eastern
Texas. IN Eastern Yrgnm and over northern New En-
giaud aud the s.. Lawrence valley the temperature
rs risen over the Northwest and south Atlantic states
Tho rivrrs risen ~ 1t. Louis, Warsaw, and Her
manu- bat fallen 40 Cairo, e. Pau. Nashvlie. Padueah,
Evansville, Louisville. Cincinnati, and Jehrsvn CITY.
Probabilities
For Ne,r- England the Made states, ard iotrer lake
rsg0H sOtti.rcStcriy 10 norhreSerfy trtds, Ttstng
barometer and eear or partly cloudy iceaDer proc
aJe on friday: for the South Atlantic states, sOutherY
Ia westerly winds with probably rain from south Caro-
lima 10 Fi0ra for the Gulf srtes cast OF the Missis
spi WINDS backing sOutberlY and easterly cloudy
weather and rain from the upper lakes % Missouri and
Tennessee partly slUuy weather With PROBABLY rain
rens over Southern Missouri and the western portions
OF Tennessee aud Kentucky for Iowa and Mlnnesota
souiherly winds and increasing clO1dtness
The AFTERNOON telegraphiC reports nom TEXAS and
Upper Michigan missing.
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scmbles in Phr4dcphis IN 1870 during the Con-
tennial Celebration, The i1itatory steps Of this
matter were taken thrsyears ago. and " u the deter
mnaron OF the Institute shat ths convention sne ~
OF the Homeopathic school from all pafss or me werla
Several reports were presented ani reai a1er wnSh
NlaRara Flfs was seected next place OF meeting
the FIRST Tuesday 81 June, fdA The IDstituts ~M
adjourn tomorrow after tho TRANSACTION Ot ls u'0o
ueu
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CATTLR MARKET

Juae s-cArTL. fr ss5s ic ger ysy hes, =.
Jiqa or good AR qu<r. DJe rersipts 90 Ot7
oas-emanI good ,uppJ far ssiss II erns "a eie; SUI
lers1 nfir.: receipts 7. as
sHEHP-A sapyi moderate dsnsn t9le lover closed ss
sdownsAd tend Of oonn0n |" Lar AZ N4Sci ~ - sooa-
506c: ucipu AL
June 5CArrLsRsosiptsf SS aoisr nor. hTorans
sr e. ges active bat pr
. ~ a., snip, ~ steers sSJ0 IS Oi eloi-s. % q
b 5 75 extra 81 Il through r~rsns the art d lbs
s,.on aver ing ~ H. Drought a shipments yedt7, so
HOGs- Rp.s H. 90 sh more I'm over r,n grL
rsop. mase v 0n2oc Duef SAFES a S4Htt ~ ios
hir % choee; % $685. assorted lots closing dul Sap
aeats II. 20. ....... q. - -
Ia chlics
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LATEST SNIP NEWS.
For OTTER snip Ye'os SEQ MIRA ra0'4

For other Ship Ne'cs see MIRA Fa0sN
ARRIVED
D,rt idaho RehNrtsou Cienfuego. lB with
al BERN p7rnce
of BOohb4y BOyntsa BaFsooA 10 dAs u
fruit
SAILED.
Hamburg Portau-Puncei Itf
Merida ana Lagos Alternate Bermuda Magnolia tor
SaranuAh Lsasc Be l. for nchm0nd
HISD-54nsst hglt s. W.; clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS June 5Arnyed steamship Wm Lawrence. from Balhrsrss
shD Mari Duaee. Antwerp bark Aate Williams IRON 81
Michsea
LEWIS 5The steamship Acapulco from Chesief for
-YOri: was we " tl-il
j-Ar.ivei bark Promenade from Dewey
Sailed stean Barnes seg-l0rk scr Ltc Batclelde
Nrv-Yorx; W r. Cushing, for Fernaaaa f Donna Anna 80
Providence.
CHARLESTON C.. June s-ArVei. steamship Merc-ta froa
Boston sael bark PraaA Maron or Hvsei sfh Area hi
for Boston Wu Fisher z A. Harper Jaesszys
Nellie Belle, for Orient, L.
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5ureiaI No,fea

BartIett's Bouievard.y' street, and Park Larups
also TORCH and kkl ghthg nsaatlv
ad SeS fes GeneTA OGee, No So BroasaF SswYor
Csmfort Tender Feet.-sUAMRR sHoEs N great Eari-
and style perfect KUGkaE
SON 80 Fdt0n-sL az dOots EAST " broAdvay.
NswYoaE Juss 4 lsT3
do hereby notify the psblle in general sis.
JIMMIE DECKER m nv bed and bOaT ass
pOyocanos that sl aeba
trsea.d bE nom date GEORSK DECKKR. 1S Pnnss
Oar summer Hats
Are Hget. Cso. and Comfortable,
Modest pssAlag Jsussy,
pos Promsnsd-. HssagS or rrassaas
Quality asd Style ssqssshoasbie.
waRNOCK Ca. SO Bresdwsy
seana ana Hsarinx. Voice aud speech. The Expls-
nafion OF Musical WITH ha.asus hoe lscssras
bT Prot kbbsTs N TRlBUSk LkCrURk kAfRA Me- d
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rr1nrrEs TO DEAD JrRLsrs.

TRENTON, June 5.-ln the Supreme Court,
to-day. Attorney General Gilchrst, N touching and
eloquent speech announced the d-afh Of CheiJusuee
Chase also OF the Hon. J. y. Randolph and Peter
yredenberg late judges Of the supreme Court of TINS
state COMMITTED Of i've was appointed, and reported
resolutions in reference 70 hese bereavemenis ana to
tue eminent abilities OF the deceased urss Speeches
followed bv Abraham Browning, CoUrtiandt Parker ana
All
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The wholesale destruction OF Holsters on the
Eastern suggested TO Boston newspaper thst
the next generation will not enjoy this hrstraie nSh
The raid Holsters extends without uterm sion rom
Boston Halifax the great demand being tor eanninR
perceptbls deterioration h observed once there
were Holsters Faneuil Hall Market Whcn = required
the strength of both 10 lift rrOm tha bcnca now
Holsters are not much too large TO puI lnto
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WEATHER NAP FOR SALE.

10 ne Eaitor or re rrSOuHs.
SIR: / am directed by the Chief Signal
Officer OF the army inform the press OF this city that
the daily weather map issued by the signal once IS now
offered for sale under act OF Congress &C the
actual cost N production which has been found 20 DC
two cents per copy. Very respectfully, your oOedient
servant c. T. EsTABRo0R, Observer,
siGaal Service, 4. =. A.
ogiee Of Obserrdton. Signal Servies. u A. Sso York
tfg. Juno 3
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Senator Vim. Is. Allison and Miss Mary Neatly
II Buhnroa Iowa. Married yesterday, - The Hsaeess o. 'As
l.te ssnaIor Crimes
The Vermont Editors and Pnblisherr Assoela-
sa annual aesng W-aesav bunssoa Asa gessh~Ay
sod HsH. Walton PeslisIs for the easaing ga@f'
An unsuccessful attempt was mado nv persons
upiaos , sa the va Of NE ahe
Line ilarosd Westrf H. a II oAs "~-'-h' aAaA ~
Olasiag obszaepyaa "a tkg I.ek
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PIES AND POLITICS -REvENUE REFORM


sPECIES-NEARLY EXTINCT.
Hero is q delicious mOrsel from The Nation
which It would DO shame lose. II the reader should
anoy that he detects it suD-aoid reference to the
'sncies OF an average Revenue Reformer about the
Cincinnati Convention he will ind II the less psll-
able ON that account
~ has been discovered In the management OF the
doly Tree COnee Houses thGi 10 not possible Danish
pe ron any popular bill Of In This country. The
promoters Of some o. these useful establishments at
tempted In the interest Of health withhold this
iuelYe compound from their customer but IL would
not DO ana they are nov supplying Tie fact that
even movement against PIC would not succeed II
antiple convention were held IL would be - can
tured" by the b1tters and quack-medicine men. Tie
'Ommitter on resolutions would 10 composed az
-cheDck. Drake, Railway H0stetter and Aver. The
luton would contain mention OF pie whatever
would In bitter terms denOunce dyspepsia and gen.
srd debility" and call for "tAe publication OF the
blood and the supply Of tone 70 the system" and
IL puDcu payment OF the pensions OF the soldiers
ssIOrs. picture Of the goddess Hy geia would adOrn
t1r platform. aud nomination 20 some high Office
would probably Do offered TO noted piebaker,
thc original antipie would then be Informed thnt
my but honest set Of fellows, rather
NHutlng u pracucalness, but who had nevertheless
b,tilded better tnan they knew"
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YALE COLLEGE GEOLOGICAL EXPLORATION.
NEw-HAyES, June j.--Prof. Marsh and party
from Yale College started to-day for tue West TO con
nue tine geological explorations Of previous years The
party will spend me sunmor In the Rocky honninln
the Autumn probably the Pasiho eOas' ana re''n"
ItaI In nrrnInnlr.
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nOMRGTIG MARKETS.

nBvOsLRAxs Juse 6srn arnrr Sc for Yel0s aid D1'1e
Tor bite OAn sod WHISKY dull md ogW st De 10
louisiana 9sc for aennse Other articles unchanged EIhsugs-
sterling III NeHTgrs aght DTrrium. Gold. ~
WILssGros n g Juns E-sp.nis rurpsuuns hgaeg AZ 80
qnist 81 % Tor Strained - co - - Tor No. l. Crs
TurpeHEns steady ~ Us s Har ami - % FOR Ysos DID a1s
" Tar Ny At. -
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TIE STATE or TgADE.
HAVANA EXCHANGE.

HANASA June 5-HEchsngs .eve, UHs 6st,s % a~
elIelrJ. Is. q per prsniHm short sEht 20
AeSFf oasht
premium London. g. Gays 0D5l per s8t profan %
Pans - daJs, = 13i p,s cest Demaup-
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Al Notices Of Marriages mast b. iadOrssa NTH all
name and address
DIED

DIED
BALLAyryEA vice france jennie B. daughter Of John H. nt
Ieannete BallaniBe aged years
Her uIe s residence o. her ,uiher Peiss
BAAHrs = Ei22't S;aa n H. S 7 s % , as 9th a'1
BAYLIS-On Thursday morning the 5ss Ml LOaia wife Of David D.
e .srvc. OF SATURDAY afternoon the 7h O'clock
residence, 81 Henryst, BrOogiIh
COUGHLN-In Brooklyn. Wednesday, a. y: % CAberss
is ,, % aSe from Der ls.e Tssne IL co.'s sDse 90 FRIDAY
June o, ats M ---~-- -. ..~.--.-. -
DOwDELL-0B HelneaI June Of consumption, Andrsu DoSds
aeus relatives o. 5s family respectfully invited .sae
d,a,sL. Brooklyn. Fri3N iHs ots. At > oeoeS.
GODgA Msose weles,er County on Thursdsr jane JsAs.
os Of dgr.9 n an a'ss Goie' "a ne ol es, ." .ss H.
redere Of BIS Pats seanyer't Aeose Trans leave Gra1s
HEADMAS-Ou Tasday Ana, wife Of Dsrd
nea4Hah age g learl m9ns ana % 9A,s: p,, - ST.
Gay morning Jule At 7ococ The remains wi be aAen 10 PnA
dsIphis for uteuncnL
HRYga-os russay d iust Louise raa, Whitehead
Pane al service, In g. John, Church Clifton Isni Pdasy
81 M Frsni. rom S-v-gork vii Ton
Nh-hslst At 70 Clifton Laniiag where carriages vii be -
HuGHEs-In BrOosn w-dHesy June Edward Hughes Of
TIE friends also the @emb Of the Michael cSs,y
st 2 oclOeL
JAcoBs-In Rroon on wsiursi. Jaus Mary the beloved VII.
Of Rivstl Jacobs. % The Couut- hErunv, Leland.
Th relative, and the family aai her liam and
fcdsacs %yesof.i Gear Hot On Srsy At osocE p a
L4NGPoRDu Yonse' .. The home Of his s0lasa, jane =
William laugiom. Ia the s1th OF his
the Aiteld the funeral a
JOINS Church, Tonkers, i1aT, 9th inst, tstagcs
the WHICH leave Forty secoaast al 0eioek as4
Tiirfietd-s. az . O'Clock.
PARKERIa Brooklyn Tuesday June 1872 joseph Psker He=
Re- a.ves family invited attend the nnea.
Friday jane At from hs late retaeaee - Tnspae0-
PAULsON-O1 Monday, June NesBsuasSiek j. Aat'as~
Pauson AGED 10 years. a..
Relatives friends ne respectfully Invited TO attend his
rslenss his parents larence e, l. l. %
Friday south side haioaa depot feos 81
South Eshthst lansbuEgh a. p NJ log Aela'n4 hu "-ss
carriages vii De 10 WAITING.
RUssELLOn Tuesday June Capt william a. Russell Ia de ests
OF his
residence No III Second place, ooaia Boek-
Iva on Friday, June q a. u ococf
sCIIYARTz-Ou Tharsiay June 1879 Elizabeth wife " Chrishas
schwartz. In the ash year OF her age.
Frnds ard respectfully invited n send ne nneFA no.
n F,ssTa services vi held 81 BOuaoe Charca,
Fosty-seveuih-st And sseond'ATe
soLowOgn BoOkyn wdET Juae ~ the residence o. hss
Ysn1erbsEs Jsnnis A. dngaasr Of AoA Rd AAsaa
Frt PRESBYTERIAN Cbuch HaekezaAet, AesJsy SaGsl Jas@
J. At l.0 pm
wADB-Oa Wednesday morning Jsns Ednund J., Of Kiss
va and mend, family respectfully invited
urrai on Saturday afternoon See.osG
father n West Twenty srfhss
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rnr A,tERIcAx INsrIrurE on HoMEoPATHr.

CLEVELAND, June 5.-Tho American Insti-
tuie OF Homeopathy. to-day, received report rom
their Ccmrgitfec Worlds Homeopathic convention
IL is the Intention OF tho Institute 20 have 40 interna
tioaal Convention OF homeopathic physicians AZ
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TIE REPUBLIC OF SPAIN.

LEVY ON A TOWN BY THE CARLIsrs.
BARCELONA Thursday. June 8, 1873
During the inactivity of Gen. Velarde,
at vch Don Alfonso the brother OF Don Carlos. levied
one years taxation upon the sOwn Of Monstrol de
MenserraL
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MARR[ED.

True and False Science. speech TRan BABgass By
Parks liois8h. raiB-sz LscrJRR Extra 30. D.
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BASE -BALL.

The first game of the championship series,
bet geen the Aantlcs Of brooklyn and the Resoutrs Of
Elizabeth n. J., was played on the Union Grounds,
Brooklyn yesterday The game was closely contested
20 the fifth inning when the stood 20 u the Reso
utes then by good batting, added I'VE more runs %
their score while Atlantcs only added TWO, ana lost
the gamo by the following score;
la a. 3D. 4h 9Th 9th. 7th. s,s. sih Total
R sa.lr. ... ..........ii . %
In a game of baseball between the Boston
and Pblndelphn Clubs IN philadelphia, yesterday, The
latter were victorious by a score Of - 20 !.
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rRorTryG AT FLEETWOOD PARK.

FLEETWOOD PARK, June 5.-SWeepStakes OF SfJ5'
mile heats best , In 5 IN harnes-
J. d. hcMann's g. Fred.....s.....-s....Z
D.. m
G. n. Pergus0l's z. James K Polk.....l dr.
Ilms-2.JIi, 2;3l, I:Jt, 2:lj. 2.Jt. 2J5i
PRosrEcr CoUksB June 3Mst for Su9 nile beats ss
In ). 10 pounds an driver
Owners < Plumber Boy....s.......s's.ss.I
OWneTa 4
Ilme-2.52, 1914. &5ii, e:5Oi, si5"t
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BRARD-GODWIy-On Wednesday morning June g. At he reHes
az the BRIDES parents BY the Rev A. H. Ptruusc Dr. trssS
beard 70 Golsn youHge daughter Of Daniel GsaS
Bath CBngIndl paper, viii phrase
BLAryELr- STOBM3-At Nyaek he Huioa, raesy Jans
1913 Reormed Church b. Rev Henri " Woo bees No
p Blanvst Ms LOreaths StoFHs, daughter Of Henry
Storms. esq. all Of Nyack.
BRUCB-BRIGHr-On weinesday, Juas at The warbatoass.
Baptist Chaci YonkeS b. Rev J. y Bhl' james u Df'''
RDW -FR3BHASOn Thary ny p sJ az tle reaieoss
O the odles laeats Boos ~ o th Rev. IT he si' =
Edwards Panns. Youngest daughter james feeinAn go
PIgLD-CLARK-In Rutland Vermont, Jane by Rev James so.
John,on a,aIei 5y Rev joan AeE4a D. D. Fred a. fied q
Lille daugh sr Of Henry CisrE
McCOUN-TOwSsESD-On Tiursiay Nav p bT The ,seT ..
atton az CLrst lay. L. EeT T. We oaa e
Torlead daughter Of James Townsend deceased Of -
MRLvfrLe-FRISK wednesday Jun. at TIE reieaes o ne
Chsrch Ct renee MvlIe to Belle C. FrnE
nYERS-MOFFAT-On Tuesday evening Jane ? At he es iea %
~ n a. Henry Mrss ReT Aired Il ler, u Bronrvs.
=. y 70 Mary, daughter Of DAVID N0flt eii
yICOLL-DSBROw-At S-uRochele y T. Their !iy me ,
v NJ JohnsOa D. D. Wn O. he' o. lsl2 d ! =.
F FoSasls &c -'' D''''''
xIcoLL-xoBLE-on wednesday Jun, bv 10 Rty T. L,-.
s ssS' D. D. Nj James - ''''l nv o'''
R9Dv,y-cocKlB- wednesday Jua- ChrI-i Char'a.
-oosyn Rev Luu Bancroft ~ D. Ilols Harvey ieoa'
man Elizabeth Bur nam daughter Of J'ln ''c-ie-
sLoAys-DxoyIn sooH Ta'tay jag By .9- R'T " ti'
Ives Bud nzton De- Thom c. sloane u NeFfofA 20 tahe r
dsu . Ter Of Coar Ind p. DIou. ESQ, Of Broosi'n
TrLGEY-HUTCHIESOy-On Tuesday ever ring ne The Church
Hgats BrOslTn, BY the Rev Hsny nai b-1ef lea
rasy Kss, daughter Of the late r. haehnsol el oSsa
o. Brootiyn
rrRyRR-HoLwHL-oa Ta.a7 June at the residence Of II.
Msna HOW'LL daughter Of John HOW'LL esq an Of Sere- CiT
wARREY-POST-On Tuesday June at - Thon'ss Church
SeYog zeaas G. Warren BrooSn GanneF daaghteI
Of Ralph Pos. esd, Of kaVenswood
WLLIAMs-BRGHTOn THURSDAY Jsne at the WhThuron,
EaDst burn Yonkers By A. j. D. Beaeais Caaaacy l..
Williams Of Madson WseolAn 70 Amelia ecou daughter Of Rev
EIWsd Bright d. d.
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~ 80
THE FIRE RECORD.
WOODS nrRNrNG IN NOVA SCOTIA.

WOODS BURNING N NOVA SCOTIA.
HALIFAX, June 5.-Heavy fires are raging in
the forests different parts Of the Province Those in
the vicinity OF Liverpool have been fire for two days
and last evening the town was In great danger large
tract OF land has already been taversed by the flames
and much damage has been done in PictOu County.
The fire has swept from the west branch Of the River John
90 the Black River, the east branch OF the River
john for distance OF II miles destroying everything
IN s course The value of the property cannot be es
mated The woods through which the IRE passed are
the most valuable ia the country.
ELSEWHERE.
A fire at Midtown, n. Y, yesterday, de-
stroyed the planlnRmi and sash and blind factory OF
Theodore Wilkes Standards saloon and the Cooper
Institute Hotel. Total loss S25,00; partially Insured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06
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and the balance in the Held.
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-07-19

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