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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-01
GENERAL POLITICAL NOTES.

The Neic- Orleans Herald asserts that Gov.
Kellogg OF Louisiana, ordered his private to
draw warrant on the STATE Treasury Tor the s1JO 10
sent to aid the Shreveport sufferers.
Tho Commissions of the Supervisors of
Election for Tie Ylth Congressional DISCREET sent,
Yesterday to judge Benedict O. De signed. A. soon as
this done the Supervisors viii Dc sworn III ~ COM
missioner Davenport
A dispatch from Syracuse conveys the graft
fyinc intelligence that State Senator d. p Wood ID
nominated for reflection by reclamation yesterday.
Another one from Uuca says that senator LpNery ha,
aI., been reuumnated. such as N ssrs. O6d ana
LeNery are at Albany TO be allowed 10 rc'nFn
10 private life.
Adyices from Ohio say that candid Demo
cras admit that The attempt 10 run william Allen oI
Governor on o.d-tashiouod l mocra.lc principe s
complete failure Tacre j. almost no interest," A'tNr %.
tain uue.- the Democrats yO,e Tor the Peoples ticket III
ovtrN .oimiug numbers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-01
THE FINANCIAL REACTION.

GENERAL RESTORATION OF CONFIDENCE
OPENING or Tur srocK TxCHANGE-No MORE FAIL
URFs rvprCrrD-A NATIONAL BANK ATTEMPTS
no err ,s1nr IT'S RECEivER-THE PRESIDENT OF
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY AsToUNDED By THE
suspension AND DEFALCATIoN.
The Stock Exchange was reOpened yesterday,
without any renewal of the panic; before the ses-
sion closed the official announcement made that
no one had failed, and that there not single
DELINQUENT member on earlier transactions This
virtually marks the close of the panic; public con-
fdence has been restored in great measure, and
trade and commerce are flowing back into their
natural channels The National Bank of the Com
monwealth sought, yesterday, to have the appoint
ment of a Receiver set aside. Among the incidents
of the day the arrival from Europe OF the Pres-
dent of the Union Trust Company.
Throughout the country at large financial pros
poets seem everywhere Frightening, the going OF
large Chicago bank into liquidation being the only
exception. No additional failures of consequence
are reported, and comparatively few operatives
have vet been discharged from large manufacturing
establishments in consequence of any mon
etary stringeucy. The feature of this morn
iu.'s dispatches is letter from Secretary
Richardson giving his reason for declining the propo
stion of the Ncw-York Produce Exchange, that he
should issue currency to the banks on special gold
deposits in the Bank of England, and prepay the
United States bonds due Jan. l, 1874 1t Is also con-
sdcrcd probable that the Treasury Will have to
draw on the orty-fOur million reserve TO meet the
demands Of the next ten DAYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-01
YELLOM IEYER NOTES.

A dispatch from Commander Lehman, the
sir Naval Oficer al Key Wts. slys: All the sci are
dong Scn 10 now eases o. yellow Ia'Vf nave occurred
Only one death from yellow fever was re-
ported at Montgomery. Ala, yesterday and the i've re
manning cases are reeOyeruG
There was no marked change in the cpl
denic al Shreveport Yesterday The new cIscs We're
probably rHmcrJus than on Monday On accennt OF
me urftvorable weather. Ont less yirulent than
days ago few r,llpse5 were reported. Lcus. T.. 4.
Woodruff WAS worse. NJ \. Man51-ld, q merchant GA
In, o her a DC OF enc river died Monday. Tue Rev
" L. Paxl,n, Baptist minister, Wa taken sick ye,ter
day IAc iu :ments yesterday were seven from yellow
fever: AlaAs uaer Thompson (olO.cdl George ThOmp-
son, j.. T.. FTitclur1 Catharlue Mrlter, Alice Wood,
G.orge ole, A. Howe. DIS. Bruus Chopin, and David
son .eaYc lOr nome ou Thursday.
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sion We sailed from Liverpool the very day which

sion. We sailed from Liverpool the very day on which
that unfortunate event took place.
@. When did you first learn the facti A. On my ar
rival at Quarantine this morning. Several gentlemen
connected with the institution and other friends met me
there and announced the unexpected disaster. was
perfectly astOunded. 1 had the slightest molten
OF such q calamity The public know my character, and
will believe when say that had the most implicit
faith In the COmpany's stability stu scarcely be-
heve the unfortunate circumstance.
Mr.. rockingham spoke with great earnestness and
much emotion.
@. The announcement OF Mr. Cartons defalcations
must also have taken you by surprise A. Per ccy
Perhaps that more utterly surprised me than the fct OF
the suspension.
O. Judging from the last remark. estimation OF
Mr.. Carlton must have been very high A. | had the
most implicit trust In him. beeved him 10 I've Young
Of sound integrity and the most stable principles
Reflection on what took him 10 be- aud then what
hc ha proved to be- entirely Devil ,erS me.
Q. presume YOU know nothing get OF the nature or
Mr.. Cartoons deiaications A. Nothing at all.
arrive here from months trip. ami the reality OF
a double misfortune bursts me I'm moment. When
left last March, everything connected the UuiOn
Trust Company in the most satisfactory condition.
AS said DefUTe. would have stiked my life on its
thorough organization. return after OF six
months, fud the Company suspended ana the Sec
Rotary a deiauitcr and fugitive
Q. Have you strong faith now in the Union Trust
Company. despite is susprnson as you had when You
lett for Europe in March last A. Every hit Gisiug
from his chair and emphasizing his utcrduce with Lis
handl believe IN 1t as much as ever II Is sound right
through!
loans are sccurel A. know them to be- The Company
holds nothing but tiIst-ciass securi1 +.
O. Do YOU know what Immediately led TO the Com
pany's suspeuSioul A. OF what happened during the
the Office. In ac, have been on shore OnV an hour
shall So to work tomorrow If all be- well. Oh
course would not wish 10 ouer opinions uhii nave
had full opportunity Tor inquiry ana personal nyessa-
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-01
SECRETARY RICHARDSON'S VIEWS.

4 T.
4 LETTER TO THE PRESIDENT or TIE NEW-YORR
PRODUCE EXCHANGE-wHY THE SECRETARY
WILL NOT ISSUE CURRENCY Of SPECIAL GOLD
DEPOSITS IN TIE BANK or ENGLAND OR PRE-
PAY TIE GovERNAiENT BONDS DUE JAN. !, 1874
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3O.-fhe Secretary Of the
Treasury has addressed the following letter TO
Franklin Edison, President Of theNew-lork Produce
Exchange:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT WASHINGTON, Sept 3d. 1873.
SIR: Your letter OF the 29tl INST, covering two resoI
tiou Of The New.York Produce Ezchane" mas been re-
ce.yed and the subject matter fuzzy considered Inc
resolutions are as follows:
Whereas The critical condition OF the conmfrcial 'n
,ert Of the country requires lmucoalt ittl ~ '"-
,ero,,al of 40 Dluck in negotiating foreign tAcA""Ec
therefore be 10 o. . .. ,to .t..r,
taTv OF t Tcasury the following plans Tor reel III S
extraordinary emergency ,,.-,. ...., ., ,o.i,.
Iirsf That currency be immediately issued 70 oatk'
or bankea upon satisfactory evidence that GOA mas
been placed upon special deposit IN 'he b'nh :"
Englaui y their core pOndent IN London 10 the 'cn
the United Siates be used solely III purchasing
commercial bills OF exchange 81. -
Sec0j,d That the President OF the Unted States anG
the Secretary OF the Treasury are respectfully requested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-01
corEaANANr NElIALE ALP0RE


War DEPARTMENT,
Dr-rcr or TIE CHIEF SIIEAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON D. c.. WcdLcs 10y. Oc.. II a. !0.
synopsis fl' he paSt - hoHrG
Cloudy weather and rain prevailed on Mon
a., u.lf over tur Wg-laui ana " lilt States 'IlI
T. owed on Tuesday Dos y'ry generally clear weather.
n.tlrrg winds, and decidedly lower temperature tH1u
o. Monday. ... 49,, IN.
partly auiy weather, falling temporal IRE, ana ram
,- have been reported nom Tie S' il Atlantic stlJt Il;
uorleriy winds, failing ten perdturc and partly coup
,,tlar' froul the calf aces, and nOrller On tie
Texas coast; occasional hight ram HOm NOitAelA
r' temperatures were near the freezing point on
Tr,.!sv morning from The northern portion 'oi tie
,osr Ike region while In MulcsOia some were below
H. tsuJw tO-uign from Manitoba and AOrheru D4AOI4
Fi'JbI5Hihss.
t,,. N,,.rygyqu6 o..d he Hi'Jle states. cIeGr and
o,iji,fei c,Jt ,csat,er trti iJht - yfeSh cudS uH
F,r The lower lake REGION southwest and nortA-
vest winds, low temperature aAd generally clear
weather 49,, "a, III. 1900, ,.,,h r,,.h
west 10 northeast winds, piTuy cOuQy weather ana
rain on tho coast AMI IA riOudh.
Tor the rf states. eas. O. tun ,ssi.s pi aud Tonnes
Sc .eucrair clear cool weather anu HsLt 10 4Iesh
nortnary winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-01
4 PEEsIDENrs TAITH sHAEEN.

.a. ROCKINGHAM AsrOUNDED BY TIE NEWS or
CAElrON's DEi ALCAuOS-rHE UNION Trust
COMPANY PIEFLCILY SOUND.
J. H. rockingham, President of the Union
yllst C0mpany arrived from Eugland IN the Russia
yesterday Dir. rockingham and his family went to
sirop6 in March iof, aud have enjoyed an extended
som They sailed from Liverpool for New York on the
mo- ng Of Saturday, tho 2oh iusi' the very day on
yyi.cl the Union Trlst Coupany suspended Areporter
Of Tia TEmuAl called on Mr. Frothlngham' at his resi-
dsucl No -l2i EcmseL-s. brooklyn last evening Al
tHou,b as Mr. rockingham SAID, he was IN The act Of
taLue lis first meal in Dis house after an absence
~ FIX months yet a. cheeriuly accorded the reporter
hcaIng
o Did you hearof the Union Trust Companys snspeh-
son before you LETT Liverpool, Nh FrOthinshami A.
30 did not. We lad received snort teegripbic dis-
patches respecting tao financial depression, but nothing
shat led nc TO anticipate the Trgst Compsnys snspen'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-01
THE APOLLO HALL DEMOCRACY.

AN ADDRESS FROM THE GENERAL COMMITTEE"
The General Committee of the Apollo Hall
Democracy in view Of the assembling OF the Democratic
State Convention, have issued an address designed 10
show the strength and party fabuDess OF tht Drahch
OF the organization. They say:
The Democratic vote in the City and County OF New
York may be fairly estimated, for the year 1873 at
1900 This vote IA represented by two political asso
Citations, known rs Apollo Hall aud Tamnany han ana
the constituency OF each organization u ABOUT equal
the last election the contest between these organic
yass for Mayor. The Official returns show mat inc
Tammany candidate received 1913 votes. In that con,
test Ialnmany Hall had an alliance with he LlOei3i
Republicans, And several other ORGANIZATIONS. when
brought To their support from 1900 TO 1900 votes Tue
aud that with the disadvantage OF not having
"A solitary inspector OF election to protect their
full authorization OF its vote yet, despite all DIR
advantages, Apollo Hall demonstrated that 1t fully and
New-YOrk. Some OF the more desperate opponents or
Apollo Hall dare 70 impugn the Democracy Of tbe
last election. This charge is wifully false. No otner
ballots issued from Apollo Han than those OF the
ORGANIZATION were honesty ana earnestly devoted
to their At meeting held a, Apollo Lall
Enthusiastically ndOr-ei, ami the Official canvass Yihil
their fidelity, ami entirely removes tue uJdst ss-
at the last eleoTIon was as follows: $500
loace Greeley ~
Frc.s GeFnan
n' o'isa
- 81 Si7
Wm r. Hsyeme OjJJl
II viii DC Observed that in the vote OF Greeley thd
Krruln there Is difference Of nut l0l yOics. Have
meyer, who was the Republican candidate Tor Mayo
tei behind DIX Ji5g votes. OBlien and Lawrence no
were Democratic candidates, each with stiOnZ pr
sOnal following received 1882 more votes tLan h'rhdI
The same statistics snow that 1888 Democratic yuUrs
ab.tliued from Young the Presidential ticket The >otc
Francis herman IN the City OF Now1ork Was iisl',
lie ole Ui Lawrence TIC candidate oil Tdmnauy lOg
Mayor was 41.IJj. Now, II Apollo Hal WAS untrue To
the Democracy and every follower Oh Iah'Ith} nan
and Its alli3atc voted the Democratic ticket cnirc,
where diI o0,1o2 additional NOos Tor Greeley 49,"
herman come FRONT
The address pleads for union and harmony ana say
that Apollo Hall has special right to dema such &C
tol a. lis efforts nave an been directed to that end
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-01

was eight miles long. In line were COM
manderies from New York, Baltimore. Washing
ton Newark, Reading, Scranton, New-Haven'
Camden Columbia and other places. There were aDout
5000 knights in line, and half hour was taken up ~
passing q given point After cOunermarchin0 on Dl'du
81 at COlumbia-ave, the knights came down broaI-sl
aud at O'Clock arrived at the Temple, after wnlen
the dcdcatOry services took place. Tonight theIe Wa
banaaet nj the Temple 10 the officers OF the various
grand Communicates and other banquets were gwen 10
the visiting COmmanderles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-01

PHILADELPHIA, sept. 5O-lhe ceremonies Of
defeating the new Masonic Temple oiosed tonight
Tho principal feature OF the three dgyS demonstration
was the grand parade Of the Kuirhts Tcmp.ars, which
took place this Afternoon. Along tho enurc roufo tho
streets gere literally packed wi.h people. Inc proce,
sion moved at $3.50 FROM Broas tho right resting on
Chestuut-st, aud passed over the route. wach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-01
A BANK SEEKS RELIEF.
TuE NATIONAL BANK OF THE COMMONWEALTH ANX
IlUs 10 GIT ED or IT, RLCEINEE.

TIE NATIONAL BANK or THE COMMONWEALTH ANX-
loUS To GIT I4D OF IFS RECEIVER
In tle limited States Circuit Courf. vc.tpr-
, 49,. C.....-..'. - e.. ,,..
day, ihc National inN oi me commonwealth III Ws
city dlrd through Hammond & Slckucv, its attorneys,
ofat,r, ID, o,i tho Controller of the Currency and
INttc H. i'-li'N' i-'ii'- To nave "ccA "l"'"tN LIZ
cciy,5 of tae bank rom al further proceeding in such
,-y f.l.u Tho ION d,yasaI OF its lr-aI VerbiaCp
contains he following allegations; On OF about sept ~
3e iA' tolii'"F OF II' currency assuming 10 "'
At OF June g. 1904 appointed Isaac H. Bailey receiver
tstLe bank. Bailey, as such receiver and ny the di-
F'i0" o.. '"e ''"t-'. Oh 'L' 'ul'e''' '''N osS9
g. ire banks books, records "ut assets ana co'cted
''''." ,I .i,,, ,,, -, ~.
''.'' '' '.' AZ .'.' - N
o.. % io' ~ S. wv a.e. I'm, bank nsG at no. no. tine
.,r..,,, ,.,,
. of its circulating notes; aud 10 holder of any of
ert r.I. had I'll. . Il e prior 20 the sliI appoint
,.. ,..f..l r- allowed tHo,1 q, %, protested Tho
~. - ..., tt,., 30
'"n.l.-.er vi '"c t.I.hc' "i"''e No summation 1
g.. eS ia IcilaJ O. ANY su"h alleged default Do me
P&, "'A. '' a' Oh. 'i. '-'' "~'''' ''I " 'o'''H W
t'5 i.4tit lV ir'teh amy q" "a A; NOT "'' H. PRIOR
90 Gle ar.i.t..rt.i Isl, sos receiver receive any
.., t. ,t &. ..,. g.. .. ,..,., ans. ~
""' '"". 'L' '"i" '.1 ''..'' '" '''. N''' any "a
b..-
.,...,,,.. ~. .r. I'll ,..at~o- f. mil ,,l void
'' .. r.,', D., at.f .-' ,t a.
40 H....r'. tr "i', 10" 90 d" 30 ~
..... ..... .,..-. ..f.r
t.' .'- .o -.. - '.ri' n.i ''.t' w. ,
't. " .... .... .l r.-. ...It ..... tf.., ..,-
..... t....... Goo. . No. a.. -.,-. 19 r.-t
Obs q ut'd Trays t.il 90 t'tH.'I W't 't ->.A'i re-
cu.r.. tIe Controller OF the Currency 10 show cause
"'' '' i' ~
lr,~- j. should aHl oe cHi.-l"i. ami why cue -.i"
s... q Hut l4,t .i.l other relief may be deemed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-01
MoEr y1crI,Is or ruE GREAT NOVA SCOTIA GALE

HALIFAX, Sept. Collaboration has reached
here that the missing schooner Ireo brothers OF Petite
River Luueunrg County, was picked up and towod into
IIttle River Newfoundland Sept. - She Is complete
wreck, with slurs, stills, and rgnug AL gone. seven
u,e, were found u tuc cabin Ihc remainder ol the 10
thc crew were married. ana leave large hniles al
prIi. EIAcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-01

provisions Of the Constitution bearing upon THIS most
important question. The Plot, Senator Amess OrHtn
denounces the proclamation incendary and re'olu
uOnary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-01
TIE ARKANSAS CONFLICT EYDED.

WITHDRAWAL OF rHE SUIT AGAINST Coz. BAXrEE-
THE STATE MILITIA DTsBANpED
LITTLE Rock, Sept. 3O.-The Attorney-Gen-
cr yesterday withdrew the sal, against Coy. Baxter
and thc Governor Issued Doc, order d,banding the militia
Of The state Tie Republican newspaper. which changed
hands. appears ,o-day baxter paper. under the
anspices OF the state Central Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-01

The bankruptcy case Of Bowles Brothers n
Co. was before the London court again yesterday Out
hearing aas adjourned un.n Dec y, pending neSot"-
lions Tor an arrangements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-01

"A cable dispatch from Alexandria, Egypt, says
that hi. samuel sni vile ssici for hasihl JSeieA!
Mr. John Bright received the sSais "a ah sa
onssr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-01
TIE ELECTION QUESTION IN MISSISSIPPI
GOV POWLRs's PEOCLAMAT1OS DTCLARI So THAT 80
ELECTION CAN BIZ HEID TILL 1874.

MEMPHIS, Sept. 3O.-A special dispatch from
Jackson. Miss. to The Avalanche says:
qh. Governor ~ Mississippi has issued his procLma'
t declaring uIs ldht 10 the recent opinion OF
At.nrey-Cr, era Morris, tnpt under the Constitution no
el,rtlOp can BE- he'd until NOye lcr 1874, when Con
rrssmru STATE ofccrs, and members OF The ss9tfe
,ii me eli cted lie appeals t. the people OF the state,
nd enious on all officers OF tho State In the several
" aid him carrying practSI elect tho
The sun., 1873-05-21

Begins ats Saturday Nst,nec At 1880.
THIS (wEDNEsDAYj EVENING May u,
will be acted an original play by
MRS SHERIDAN SHOOK,
entitled
WITHOUT HEART,
with the following powerful cast;
Robert Marston "a gentleman Of leisure Who ns'nts
fiona love OF the hc Iutl fun Mr. o. u Harhils
Sit william BroushtOn who loved to his . rrsw,
Cir Hcnty Johnstone e a friend IN necIJ .Mr. y Lamb
Lord stin1 ~ Eo"'i""." " Wa Nam ,1ps,v
Rev. mr. sherwood Hector Of woodnr irej
o''"e' DOo'O" - "''" "''' ''''' Mr cl,h Edwards
Hotel Wait i'r W Qnigley
Martha bobfon iWIrn irr nE,nr, ar Mis-, Msude
Lille sherwood gentle. loving, AMI iory ying
Marian stone "a woman Of mystery Wr. T. b. uermon
Alice devoted Miss Kate iota I'd
Mary nurse to Master Robert .. hH Hate ihnrp
Jane miss OhariOttc NNe
Iine-Tnc Present.
Actl-Lbrary at wooibrd,-
Act 2-Gr,ud saloon In Motel at Brussels.
Act 9-P lrior In Sir villlin's house.
Act i-Ione Of Robert Naruln.
Act j-kxterior OF hotel At brussels.
Betveen the nrst and second acts, lapse OF two
years between the second and third acts lsp,e Of
three years.
The scenery by Mr. Richari Msrston.
The music by Mr.. H. Tissng on.
The mechanical effects bv Mr.. W Saunders aud ssist
ants properties by Mr.. W Henry.
Seats may be secured sir days IN advance.
First matinee OF WITHOUT A HEART Saturday
ncrt, at 100.
The sun., 1873-05-21
SurIttl Notltts.
9olsts ano 6armo,s.

HARNESS. s,n,,rs
Horse Clothing Carriage Robes Ian Dustcrs FLY Meta
ana large variety OF SnddGry Goods always on hand
[. Is. SMITH CO., W Warren st.. New York.
EoK ~ LEA bay mare, years old, l61 hands
u hlgh, NJ Tor double or single truck sold for want
OF use price tlN Apply at u 9th ay., for days.
IHuR SAIE-A good truck horse; will be sold low
! Tor want of use, by ROBERT MAHki., ~ Marrison
bt, or 80 Nstlsst, - '''N"
The sun., 1873-05-21
Sttamb1lts ar> ailrolo,.
bENN-NIyANI RAILROAD.

Train. leave New York from foot Of Desoro'ses and
VI n Pnlimin prlsce cars sttnthci, 30 A. NJ s. AID
So VI. SUNDAY, >. !. and 81 7. VI .
FIlrcss Tor Phiiadclphia s. q ald 9s A. VI. ,i2.2l
80, ssi,5 PM, aud u usdt. sunday, g. 85j, ind
For PnnldelphN. via Kcnsineton at \. NJ. and P NJ.
tmgralt anu second class, iii T.. ".
fgrSeSars &, ..,s :, S VAR
s.s iaQ slj 2 10 li5O, aud Il +. NJ sun1ay, 5.J,
r% ffyJTSOfje ~ li sgd ,s'9 "a. 4
Mss M siG sio ss SIS sj, j. Ut i s's and d u sSSi.y.
,,S;lg 8 and @i9.p,, " ..,o oso 40, "a, u ,orooo
e f. N, ie ;'s sS,,s; s1Ss};
F.r w59iordife aqa Pcr'h AmooI' esad 10 A Me- '5@
5'sl, C. ndSF NJ, snd L alrnt' sunday, snigf. T.
b ,ss {. ;ad.fS
rSa:% ''' ''
f2I I.ac,9qT gcm'cr,9P camden AM' and via
M Ssy i iIqT H E. sFs% sis9is9 W s,y n.y. NJ
~ Sasss sss 2P sasaS 'aS 3 peM'F FfSm p a.
pm'.s2bss ~. lo! e.. ,rd liSi ! M 2it Ssh f. sel o.
Hss: Ss. 1 q - esS 81! ,s NG
Eia ;Tint ticket 22nice, Battery Place nav, :.
." Gcncrai Maaaarcr Gencrii FSseS:er i : Ase;at.
7 ONG ISLAND RAIiROAD COMPANY,
On and after Monisy. MAY u trains viii leave James
slip AZ follows Leave 5ith s East uver, Is nlutcs
later.
79oA NJ, Grccnpor and sag Hatbor, Mai and RoeS
away excursion traln-.
80 4. VI. Port jen'rson. Locust Valley, and Rock.
away excursion traias.
'tlO NJ, Jamlica express train.
SP. NJ, EucNaHaT express tram.
a'UP VI, Greenport sa; Haro1r, and Locust valley
5f. ~, fSrl Jefferson Locust valley aud Eocsavay
| express traiIs
6P. ", Nofihport, Locust valley, aui Rockaway ac.
cOulIuOt alton tfrils.
Trains connect A. Jana With East New YORK, aal
at MIneO.A with Hampstead.
on Thursdsysa special tram tor ST. John Lanl Win
leave james sp A. isl a. ~ l. turning viii leave St.
J John Land st j.4i +. NJ
SUNDAY TRAINS Leave Hunters = 'nt a. follows
50. NJ, Port Jrnersou Northport, aud Locust Valley
excursion trlus
80 A, NJ, Ruckawa, excursion train.
isE l. NJ, totklway "A 'urslou train.
/ i. NJ, Nutlhnu n and RNCkaway trains.
I3J i. NJ. nckaway accommodation train
I,ORr LEF. Pleasant valley, and shady ~iicstetn.
al 40. = sLd jlj +. NJ Fare. IS cents.
The sun., 1873-05-21
Mlnntto. MnIts.

WANTED, lu papcr haugngs manufsotory,
! n man who understands mlcllne an hsnd work
90 act as foreman. Appyto SMITH & MiLLARD. lS!
and iA East GOTH u.
The sun., 1873-05-21

CHEAP YAculiNG.
Bay. Tcnps'. Knob. ia the bi.isate The spp6o.
soSS ssnd Iss ssSPRi al
hoase sIhsaty icsd' S,niuekc Hermit ot
o,S wbs4 mgs4, Nm, yney'rd-bao'
THE MARQUIS OF HASTINGS IN AMERICA
Burnllg u Charestown, ,-Msp Of Boston .nd Vlcin.
,he EniTinee ei the SSf,.,' aud East T,!s. .Hrsiss
Pisce, Sew YORK HLandins Of the Briti.h Force. "
the Jerseys, Nov. ", 100.
DiPRovisArIoNs-vI Br B,rAnp rArLoa
THE WINE ISLANDS OF LAKE ERIE.
IlLrsrrArroys.-gsth-ring the Gr,p-. Memo.
e Putin .i',y the Lake Ere Y.cht, la, ,ste,n
Lsse .-Fut.iHBiy Scenery. Putin. bay
TOMORROW.
Va. sui /, T2FsPs 3a sqs.i
that heard MIN say %
WHAT SHALL WE DO WITH scRoGGsp ny
CHARLIs NoRpuDFY
VITA Map Of Alaska, SC.
DIsArPoISrED.
a SINGLETON. a STORY OF THE DAY. Bv
t1ARLEs RgADk.
A SONG IL MANY KEYS.
WHEN 4 DREAM COMES TRUE.
TIE HARz MOUNTAINS. 4 TOUR IN THE TOY
COUNTRY. Br HESRY BLAcKnURS.
ILtsysIBGsTloy' Little, Gretchen, on the wal
SiGp's 9f l,a9'srA Mld iAy Dream street
tN.-oa the Burgberg-rhe PfGfe.sor,gA Poi.
ires Of the BrocScn. In the RrocseaSaus SoeRhe
tbs., y "S'nGSq,' w Era
The brocSen from the lIcNen Tanyplau The
Hy@s caa,,oHcr u,'R Il u.s. t9tI
for the pesccut-Ihe MAh.Ln.
OLD KENslNGroS. Br Miss TnAcKEalY.-tcon.
,cTn;rTEg LII. That thou art blamed shall not be
.,Cn.PTEH LIy. Holy St. Francis, vh., change /.
.ca.grrR ". See you no, something beside, Ma
,ca.PrEH LyG Tho Play +. played. the Curtain
drops.
lttrsrR.rlov-.-HeadP Piece. Dolly ami Char.
lotte ~ the RIVER.
RECOLLECTIoNs OF AN OLD sTAGRR
THE new MAGDALES. BY Willie CoLIiN,-
tt0tc!4ieil
CuHrER XXvI Magdaien's Apprenticeship
CHAPTER xviii Sentence Is pronounced on
CHAPTER xxx The last Trial.
ErtLoGUR; Containing Selections from The Cor.
T,'poni,,9cc u Mis-. Gr4c-. foscbe'ry snd Mr
Horace llolmcrpft; to witch are addti Extract.
from tue Diary If tue reverend Julian Gray,
EBB AND FLOW
EDlrORS EASY CHAIR.
EDITORS LITERARY RECORD.
EDITORS HISTORICAL RECORD
EDITORS SCIENTIFIC RECORD.
EDITORS DRAWER.
TERMS FOR HARPER's MAGAZINE, WEEKLY, AND
BA2AR.
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wEEKGY, one Copy for one Year.. 400
BAzAB One COPY for one Year,. .lOJ
II ARPFR'a NAGA7TVV. H,PPVR'a WFFrtv and Han
PRB's BAzAR, for one year, tlOi or any two for a.
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lhtX NOiS LA niSIQI'E beautiful
Clinton pace. ' ~
The sun., 1873-05-21

-MORk given ont 1T advanced rriccs to pay for
n frs' cinss riv afetng machines All rarn.d over
small monthly tall ucnt Nc ray ntnWpy w cash
10. r POND Co.
WGrerooms ii1 Ease sth IT.. near broadway,
and Aafp pt