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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-01
THE CITY CHARTER.
TIT Nrw AMENDMENTS.


.-,1v acuv,fEs oF TIE CUSTOM HOUSE FACTION
MAKING VAN MORT A MEMBER or THE BOARD
or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THE CORPORATION
COUNSEL To TqIR STREET OPENING COMMISSION
OTHER CHANGES.
IBV TELEGRAPH THE rRmUNEl
ArRANY. April 30.--The Governor signed the New
yo,k Charter this morning Thomas Murphy with
come of tho lesser Custom-house politicians, came
nm from NewYork last evening TO urge the passage
If A supplemental bin to amend the Charter, which
xviu be introduced tomorrow. Besides rectifying
clerical and verbal errors the supplement viii con-
4ain the following amendments to the Charter:
First Making the Commissioner of Public Works
amember of the Board Of Apportionment, so that
the new Board VIII consist Of the Mayor, Controller
President Of the Board Of Aldermen, President of
the Tax Commission. and Commissioner Of Public
Works
Second Adding the Corporation Counsel to the
Street Opening Commission.
Third: Putting two morning and two evening
papers and one German paper on the same footing
IN respect 10 all city advertisements as The C'y
Record. .,
Fourth: Striking out the clause which repeats all
special enactncnts exempting property OF DeheV-
client associations from taxation.
There also a serious defect in section 10 OF the
Charter which is to be remedied by a special bill,
which was reported from the Grinding Committee
tbis evening. Il seems that the Charter as 1t now
stands repeals the act Of 1871 amendatory Of the
Charter Of 1870 relating to assessments In street
openings without making any new provision on the
a1biect. The result is that all public works
zre brought TO a stand still, and an imme-
diate remedy is required. Murphy, Bliss Davenport
and Company in making the original draft Of the
Charter appear to have had nothing distinctly IN
view except to control the appointing power and
get possession of the Offices and the result Is that
the Charter as passed which was constructed out OF
the origina, Custom-house framework Is tuu OF de-
fects omissions and blundeTs.
The provision to make the Office Of Controller
elective viii not be in the supplemental bill as IN
PRODUCED but it is the intention to insert 1t If there
sba appear TO be reasonable chance of carrying 1t
through
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RrBNsrEN,s LAST CONCERTS IN AMERICA.

The series of piano-forte recitals with which
Mr. Rubinstein purposes taking his farewell Of
America Will begin at steinway Hall on the afternoon
Of Monday May T. and close on the evening Of Thurs
dav May %. They TO be seven in number and VIII
constitute 10 say the most remarkable per
formances Of the kind ever gwen in America MI
Rubuten intends to present in these recitals review
of the whole history OF panC-forte music from the time
Of Bach 10 the present day each concert marking so FAR
as possible distinct In the first he VII present
specimens from Sebastian Bachs Welltempered claw
chord" from Emanuel Bach, Handel, scarlatti, and
Mozart The second will be devoted 10 the interpreta-
ton of SIX BeethOvens sOnatas Schubert Won weber
and Mendessohn make up the third. The fourth is given
entirely 10 schumann and the fifth TO Chopin. Field,
Tt and Thalberg share the sixth with List, who is
repreented by fewer than ten pieces ana the last
viii consist OF % of RubInstelus own compositions
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PASSENGKpS SArLRn

POR LrvFRrODI-In stsa1sstiD Cab7 A4s - = fs-s
Mr. .s T.
O. A. BrlrdTl 81. ,chaHr : + bS~fY
y.l5 Gen n Elliot siot 1ni children. M H-ps
Dr. snd 81 rs sas Mr. and Mo- o. T. NJ I'D
NJ W J. ~. WlIttc.f. Ars T. Wtflril Nrs = " "hf
seB Mr., J. j. Brown Mn s. Wrtat A. ". Cy~n cr,vrs
Is j. iIsct AB. tg4i, lr- Jss -.rCana. Ef o. Assas
Isu Narss1l Var flsHaer 3. e. smith }. y lofr NJ, a
Ws ana si.ier Dr. j. b. EaaVr Mrs. J. Diva 10,
maid Nr Plb0v d1nghtcr, DE- and Ms ~ tsug 80 cs1
NJ and Mr. and th, N ali nrs. T. OBJ en 80 So
e-lIrcp ar ani ara r. 81. Va, y ZION. tlel } Fe1
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NJ sul Mri hur Lon1nan J. Cohuiel l. amH@s NJ al
Mr w. Iursbe hueJns, ~ Poppef, b. hcuirf \" . ~, - .
Ten Dr. Corir- T. CJ~ir, Maa J. ~ gsno DeIs. ahi 80
chlrer; Nj Hennaau s. Wheeler. m-s Pa M "a MA
g. D. iar Mr. D. b. smith, Mr. a Nh Aler Anf1sry -
Mr. HuFui Tlons ThompsoH Sis Bsirwu, NJ Femiug % A
Frerck Mr. AID Ms. v. lhcAlaA = . A@Ap7lJ.
Mr. ard Mr. Thomas T. Parker, luHrt - S'ns
n Van BeDtbuvsep Nj and Ms Gen p NJ 10 t~H-a
Chambesin q So A. smith Mr 'ui hrs Ansf'SSs
pL iD Wharton, James Annso8g, Miss kie Jaehson it .
Dnsu T. Gam1rrt KILN sfer j. g. h!mastef D. ~ 'ns
Role G. haria j. L. $. u,don Sanefsoa nH-1 W
ORLANDO Cnass Mss l. 5i1 Co. Mes A. Anat NJ aa nv
C1ller a. T. Bull o. n P4ls Mr. Grahtle MIS- r. a
Mrs. SAs0Worth G0rfor children a9l pune hrS
Mrs. Chadwck Mss Eliot, Far-is GagCott, No aaaL
ngton. Sl1k0.ch All servant. J. s. Aoecaas
l.. Pater.ou. L. e. Kellogg. Colin Aackfuns O. v GnhH.
ssmue White A. T. Srm NJ and Mrs Christopher h4ori-i "a
". T. Atvaer Nn Dsvso1 Henry DaHsgnr
IS ssyfe Iialen. Gov II. p BALDWIN. Ma Bshsu, elrcs
an mail servant, NJ Won Keller IS yoB A-er Mar ygs
Keller Master Keller. rh0A H. Cgn Root Mru M u "
Eloo T. b. starr. h Came Ehcott Ms A1ss
EIeot lOgarl. Mr- A ko Rtf. L'4a isl As
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POLITICAL NOTES.

Gov. Parker of New-Jersey has issued a
proclamation conyening the recently appointed Com
mission to suggest amendments 70 the Constitution, at
Trenton on Thursday, May g.
The Springfield (Ohio) Transcript asserts that
e1 Congressman shelabarger Is deriving undue credit
Tor refusing his back pay and openly charges that he
has drawn and invested IL In the stock OF q national
oauk Ia tBat city IheTe seems 70 be for MI shell
EDarger az the front.
1t is reported that the dodge Of running for
Governor with ultimate aims FOR the United States sen.
AIe VIII be tried by the following men IN the coming cleo
tons AGebert Ames IN Mississippi Senator Lewis III
nfgnle Gov Noyes in OHIO. Gov. Austin in Minnesota,
oVf bOoth IN o iIJul1. The pau not muCl rt i.hed
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LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The friends of temperance will hold a con-
ference in the parors Of the Young Mems Christian As
soeiation to-day at D. m discuss the actual rela-
tions of nebrety 10 crime ana the practical view OF
the cr,mnaliv OF drunkenness" introduced IN paper
by Dr. Elisha Harris Last week.
The National Industrial Union viii hold
pubic meeting in behalf Of the freedmen OF the United
states AT Commonwealth Han, the Brooklyn Post
ONCE this evening. Addresses viii be made Oy freed
men from the south and Others on Inc necessary OF
Immediate action for the better condition o. AZ, DOM
North and SOUTH
The anniversary reception of the Five Points
House OF Industry place In the chapel OF the inst
tuton Yesterday Afternoons There present ab0nt
IFS children belonging 70 the school, all neatly attred
aud lacking baDpv There also large number or
spectators. Mr. Barnard, the superintendent tneh Tu
tbe names those entitled 70 receive prizes one OF he
liffle Urls addressed Morris X. Jesup the Freaent OF
tne institution, thanking him aud the Managors IOi the
Advantages they enjoying atier when addresses
were made by Mr. Jesup ana the Rev Geo, J. hlhsihs.
When the exercises the chapel were concluded the
children marched their supperrOOn, lOAoWed Oy a
large number Of the spectators.
A large audience gathered in the Academy
of Music last evening" the celebration Of the Quaro
Centennial OF the College Fraternity OF the Phi Gamma
Delta The opening prayer offered by the Rev
william G. Barnes of the Alpha Chapter Of Jefferson
CoIIece Washington, Penn. The President OF the
Fraernity the Rev DIR. j. 4. Pershng also Of the Alpha
Chapter made an address, reviewing the quarter
century existence OF the Pm Gamma Delta ana
the changes that time had brought. Tie Grafton was
delivered by the Rev Dr. Thomas NJ Eddy Of the lambda
Chapter Of AsOury University, GFeoncastse Peun A
awards OF fame and the quat To-
aured gain true laureis, was read Oy tue Hon. VIM
Gamma Delta Fraternity numbers 900 members, aud
has 70 chapters.
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E,RSryA, Bi,,port Conn., rue.s, Arrl o. sah e. wife q
Loy Barnlm daughter VI Corel Befran d forln'" "'''
R.iuves aud inends family RESPECTFULLY iuU'el 10 atenS
funeral from ls' ate residence MANI. 8'osgPG , rave
The a- lis tr,in from Ssv-YorI.
BELL-on Tuesiay Apnl D. Bell ,ssa &c 'id'~ q
The So'5 fsaa,ts anu ay ayl % ,sad =.
Henfy Ste, ..oa No. Us gl,, sir, -third.st
BoDYE-Tsy morning. April o. John NJ DOire 10 'hs '''b y'''
Rs,1ss and Of family rs,0ey invited dc 20 S., s.s
we B,aOlyn Thursday Afternoon At !oe0eA ''hoa' iah
uvRs,a
pRAKFAt Esstoa Penn On Monday Aps q 1870 John Drake p'
he irn u Dase. liulsE = Cel ILL., , 60 ,,,s ss ...,,L
on Faly dock from lis ate residence At EAA'''' FsHn
wit.ogt further notice
HAYEs-A, BrOosIyu "Wednesday April % Ms Mary HsJsA
WIDOW Of Tho NJ Hayes o. Boston; , dance f Mrs. r r Ps,I
Isl COLUMBIA 81 CUTS Brooklyn
HoMgR-rus.iay April g. Mrs. c. A. Homer. ,,,
ais PHsai are Syied further HOo
HORNBR-Tueay April % Charity A. wife of I,iue H9F9ef
on Thar-ay May l. p Ter late residence ~ "sss
TweatylBiIdrL
yoHYsroN-Apr % 1873 Howard Crosby enid Of John a.
vI and ans z t Sa5 Ri * cs sy Brooklyn
KIRRyAN-fn Broosvn Tuesday Ih inst Ellen KernAn
youngest he late Francis Asuan and rO '0sr AS
FdneTl viii phase St P,ur Church corner Court AID Goa
gress.,ts at , n. THURSDAY, Nay L
KAPPA Morrana Apn Hannah. WI, Of Alfred Knapp 40
daughter Of Thomas D. and AAry PuTll. - u.t-..
a ~ 1 ,s a. - sss Frssls I'D ssiaavss psea,
11iri 20 area5.
MoRrIMER-A sydney Australia Rebrqary 2 q Ps0.s iss..
and 2 mouthA
pIYTo-on Tuesday, April ,g s-5 Jessie wife Tne g. Piu.s
ss lusrsi vi 1s 1sce from her late rsos No. Is Pras..
tie iam5 are invited 10 attend iafbs notice
rECBSBR-ol Wednesday Ao iet '3sH M p.i5i' ' -.
as iorasry sr S years months fpd y d,y
No~ happy ore,er We auss The d IA. =. ssoas -
Relatives .l4 eai' are ear ~ pet On friday asy
p ID InierBeni IN Greenwood cemetery 49,,
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GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT
YAR nEPARrMEyT.
orrrcE OF THE cmET SIGNAL OFFIcEn,
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Thursday, May 1. 1871 q. N. }
Synopsis for ne past tUcnty-f0tT hours


WASHINGTON. D. C.. Thursday, May 1. 1881 q. m
Synopsis for he past trcntg-f0'T 6otHS' g,
The storm center IN Kansas has moVeu
slowly eastward with high sOutheasterly ana eastsry
winds threatening weather and heavy ram IN the MIS-
sssippi Valley: sOuth-easterly and sOutheriy WINDS
cloudy weather falling barometer and OccaslOhAI lain
in the Gulf States. ,,,. ,.,., ,..
COudv weather easterlv and southerly Winds high Int
pressure in the South Atlantic states cloudy
weather falling barometer, easterly ana northeaseIB
winds now prevail the upper lakes ana thenCe SOUTH
ward TO the lower ONO and lower Missouri NalleYs :
lct variable nOrthe6sterlY and south-WehterY Nlu'i
generally clear weather ana high barometer over the
lower lakes and Middle States clear cool weather anu
north westerly winds in New-England and CanadA.
Probabilities
Tor % Middle Ciqtes and 0rcr lakes ight south 1ceseriy
,rnds backing to S0uedSitry and nOTteaSerty, clear
and partly cloudy heather, hgh Ou1 d"i'"f'g pressure
aud rising temperature. -,
For New-Englaud and Canada, generally clear
weather diminishing pressure in the evening north
westerly veering nOrth-easery winds, ana shgnty
higher temperature. For the Northwest ana upper
lakes. and thence 10 Kentucky ana Mlssourl' hOIth
easterly and sOuth-eastery winds, threatening ana
rainy weather.
For tennessee and the Gulf States. cloudy weather
occasional rain, sOuheastery and WINDS
and possibly clearing weather In the afternoon. FOR
the South Atlantic States partly CLOUDY weather ana
occasional rain. CauuOudry signals continue at Duluth
Chicago, Grand Haven, Detroit, Toledo ana
Cleveland. 80.
Reports are very generally missing west of the Mis-
sisslppi River.
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LATEST SHIP NEVIS.

lFor other snip EciEs rttrf Ppgc.l
ARRIVED.
srs-ship Havana DeAea. HATina VITA mis- nA p'
2. A.eKAalr 4 sons A.. o.s
Dar5lzlOn steamship % ,... o.. r. -
nat4 steamship Co.
k Lizzie GILLESPIE lOG ST. John. y -. "iiss1 Ay1t-'''
d. With muse.
SAILED.
3tn Hinsa snd onsss
Cuba add 4Itla-n ~ LIVER
pool; Henrv Chauncey for ApnWa Leo Tor hs'ni oaoAs'F
C1tl Ia. M-tauza: C.rlc slTi-AA Aoll baf1iua, 10
Cbse0u. sbp Lo'har bart Bellevue io- GnernSa
C,nnna sr London: Sadie River re Morning aa iu u
Jago big Sasll BeJso1 Herman, BaFa441s s-f fo'A
f0r Vera Cruz
TIND-5unsst Light s. T.; clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
5J-Diesrtl. bus Auz t'r lsrrsrpnAt
H Harris stelltps nt''hasf
o Sew-York; oriental, Boston, ell Jennie h. alln'ns -
Jacksonville. y.r-.- - o-..
more. sa.e4. steamship George, Tor AeS-l3rE.
DIS ASTERS.
BATH Nc. April The seh Lon Of B9o,loa, oS T 90,
,bsrc r the Little River -alri lelf -ael Ns4
She vas stripped OF AID ug5ns lnd sgoa he 'A p'f - "
ham eu Is .al asnk The saved Tie vessel - p'A4I
to a oss She partially IN Tie Boo-D~I As1A -sfAo'
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TROUBLE BETWEEN THE PENNSYLVANIA AND

LDNNLLLoFII-14E hAIL@'1V4AD'' ,
PITTSBURGH, Penn, April 30.-About o'clock
this afternoon Pittsburgh aud Connelsyiela
Company sent force OF TO restore the track On TUG
Bradford branch which destroyed some weeks ns'
as charged by parties acting under the direction VI 'no
pcnnsvlvaplA Railroad Company The laboreTs were
met by force OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
200 strong who prevented the aceompls Intent
Of the work by demonstrations OF No'ohoo.
They also burned two small Dtluken Ou
fhe part OF the road the main snu on lne Con
uesvie Road, efccually defeating the nJect OK
The expedition. The Counellsyile force quloy VIII
drew according 90 orders The INTERRUPTION 70 NaNoi
ms been the OF serious complaints iom PIsous
doing business the branch roads Inc buhhvlo.slo
company has died bill Ia equity 70 prevent lui .neI
iutsrerenge with thtr alleged Egpts. AZ VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-01
POLICE NOTES.

Eliza Dopahue while attempting 20 light IRE by
rcurug kerosene uo . stove apartments, No s ka
reeiay severely burned about tie arms All
iegs bJ the explosion Of 10 81 ksroseno
Joshua MoseIey and Julia Gilman colored, who
h.v. been living Ia enenshhouss 10 Lawrence place BaI
ouarreed regarding matters yesterday Aosehf ue ae
d ck he woman Dolly brutal nanntr one IS
oopyryed 10 The Hospital. Les there 10 pe~i'-' ~
uou. Moselsy Vas afrcssed All held 70 answer
At the Jeiierson Market Police Court Yesterday
william Wesb notorious ihe, Committed lof VA " S s
ell ON charge Of stealing worth oi eftfa ani 'a'
so rom Edwari Dcker she lsitsr tEte n M ' ~.
y, pt Ilau llAf1,,n no. ~ Vlts-sI' VA
De- a ilr i.ueir.1. ,lms o. lle siy.sa ,-.A
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Bcyyite Apri - -CAriLg-Reccpi to-'v inr1TI - '.n
r'pars5 fns iBJ ibe total lsrTT hgf Nc
Ia, 7es head ~ as sgnsi az or be
TIN. last sbJ d1 ~ e. % rom gesief'af ~
1nisgssl4 fer1sf bHTefs 70 ffN
Teff - EsNth sursnce tfa eonh.e5 70 - i]s
egnur dsa ai disposed u. salrs ~. esl fs
st.el ubtne ION fn i ri ID a s. ia q Mss0Er 70
f-bE ro- 80 90 80 s5C5aB IS 70 " h0solu ole, -
eitng llg ~ ~ e. 49, - Mchgru Stes rnngnf oa 49,
ltvl u 81 - ar - p Mersn o~ker aFrfsf f' To- a 49,
~ Csuris storte Averaging sL ", - ssI, " Oho 'se ass
al % acSS
LssBflf ep fh1I ibs Eerk 's' hesd f"e~
.5H siof
Eoi3 o. Tor de-a@ 0ie'. so Os c0yi sheep ~ =.
q Ot40 ho1ed osp. 20 20 10 ~ At 10 =" -
lDdsua Woo ei sheep averaging ~ n. = 80 =.
HoGs-ksftpis osg Isol leas mlEag he Total s7ppN tn ne
week ibns M j. gu her. IN bed grhe 1r -
wek market dali al SssJ0 81 - BEa A. Irler. ast
1s1 limos Hogs ranging sn 90 toE ~ a. ~ ia s4sB
OHIO hOzs sysfaz.ns 10 70. - o.
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,usicaIe Undersigned special pleasure ann'1n inS
their patrons aIi the public 10 general 'aa lnl '' m '
al ,,B,feeut W lre-o3m No. Fea-ave. above Sin
teeub New YORK With assortment Of their eeleriio GH>S~
SQUARE ASD UPRIGHT PSoFoRrE Tue demand tor TIE hNAs'
PIANO has increased TO such sew YORK All iAe h''sn
states a. 70 render establishing Of argulaT BRANCH os< 70 Ne~
York persvey necessary as Of euce 70 our pair'"s
and 10 sure Tie bling Of dispatch AL Orders rs'ss
to COR Eev.York House private purchaser - Veil a. e' "t
receive lie same prompt Flctory B'iun'
cal IS respectfully solicited.
WV KSABz & Co. Bs.snore aaa New YoSs-
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EXPLOSION INA sUGAR-HoUsE

At 1880 o'clock last night, drying-machine
in Durants sugarhouse. at No 42s East Twenty-hthst,
exploded with great force, irjurng three workuen
severely. George Rice OF No 122 TAird-st. had
one OF his legs nearly severed, and was
bruised badly upon the body. Luke Haley OF
No fos East Seventecnth-st. severely cut
I'm the thigh and otherwise injured severely FRANK
Duffy OF NO is Pe-st. painfully Injured IN the lace
and arms Rice who is injured dangerously ana Haley
were taken 10 Bellevue Hospital while Duty was sent
home. The building did not take Dire.
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PROMINENT AR rvGD&

Brerocrt House--The Hon. DDuald Bf, lce OeJVy
and IN. No. Io g,,se Orvv Of SeoiBs Cont -
P.n, wayus saevsigh Of Bfsburg, PEW
The Hon A. l. Pelham ~ LONDON. Aihsl.HrN hg' E1t
LchuvsLisr or plne anl Judge Monrn Of F'ht " - -
Aasnn HoHi-ErGoT Burugis Ehoie lffd 5L hAosti "a
Tan J,Lo r. w. Alien Of Wstkos n " Charles Inc -
Cevtd. lod Dr. j. Deevan n Ab,a-ion H0' rgrA a
Cot james Nrr'oeb If Cnb Cslrai Hov-la1te C5sfea
Dne Bugao and Jnire Tbfndoi8 Miller Of huls"s ~ -.
df0r HoaGn Thomas = Sr~gBick 0f California ..aL Ds'
-on Suvhsr q NewHavcn Metropolitan nor
Jgge j. w. gte off Pe.1sylTma snf = Er O N---' 800
80. q tn.a fIns.--hIne. Or,aria W. Le Vert MooIe
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1ELEGRAPHIc NOTES.

The ResOlutes Of Elizabeth, n j., defeated the
Yale College Nine al AsSayen yesterday BY score Of u 10 ~
Tile Massachusetts, Legislature has passed the
h authorizing the BOokns 70 Boston
By vote Of 10 70 a. IL Low goes The people,
.... The second game Of the championship series
between he Baltimore Anl Athletic Clubs played BALTIMORE yes
tsr81 resulted iasO Of tie balloIcs Of ~ ~ u
- The Hon. John A. Corey of Saratoga, n. Y, died
IN fuesda' Night He that place 80 yesrs
hs pGbe bed u President q $40 then
village q safa0ga County Judge oher positions u trust and
dc ne Ae 0 Dc aeAlb unlea ass0nef
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The two-story frame dwelling Of Catherine
schaer At Meeker and Kingsland ayes. Brooklyn was
destroyed yesterday morning by fire, caused by the ex
plosion Of a kerosene lamp. The occupant Adam
schade, a liquor dealer, intoxicated ana. IL Is
charged threw the Lighted lamp Loss, tI%O1 IN
sured Ia the Relief Company for 500.
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5yerlal Nonce,.
Iihernl Republican

Liberal Republican General G om,nittee will %
HeadQasIts sit BdasE, LlS bvkN iNG Eiecus
C0anttre vii piac. al SrRN ART,
AtsEA BARNErT, & A. AaDENsoS, scfstsneA Prrsdeut
POst-Ohce NOttco.rbe ma To- Eafops, lansg TIE ol
ug hAIUhDAi Ny p iei vii v1ss al ihs o1ee 90 nNhS-
DAY al u On THURSDAY, am . asl SAT- RDAl stt
AL il q "a. TAOS l. JAAta, Posinssisf
Sound aud Hearing. YOce and speech. TIE ENpla-
nltltf o titaioAi II stul09, 300 @ OLA a4et ie.sais
b. L,.A k.1.i., - ~ ASE L--t. r. bA- ~ Ae =
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PERsOEAL-BY TELEGRAPH.

. Gov. Moses has appointed lie Grand Benedict
Honorary The Veuna BIposton. aohus
Secretary Belknap, Gen. Sheridan and party
A4urc. 81 AeBOTesns Jeae4ay tie ko GnluIe
Washiugttl.
The President and party arrived az Omaha last
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DAyELrAN-At The Amencan COnuae Geneva March ~ 10
Rev d. Richard NJ. Day u n 20 SopHs June lf'sasss
OF TIE ate J0L KilaH VI Slrlsbafg. No cafIA
ISOLA-FAERAR-u Bookyn TUESDAY Apr y 90 in- re- lsnes
OF he brides tants Rev Henry Want beece- Feo tsoh
Of Has Csrrara ItalF, Helen, daughter o Charles tafaf
TOWN, gyD-TRUMANAt residence u TIE Ou 7aeali On
tb evening q tue Of Fourth MONTH John r '"asrHl %
Ca,heue H. daughter Dr. George tr4s4u D. Pls-- h ieose
iag 70 Tie Oder oil the Society fuenls-
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pOugsTlc Markets

wLsrSaros C.. April g.-spnn rufpe1iBs low-r saes
R0,ia quet q - - srned, ~ ], f9 Er1 ~ u
% Tor No. 4 81 or Crude TsTpassNg ssies ssrts
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-01

A Luxury.
Dr. CoLrov akes tOohdrswBg urHy % many ni I' pns
any. 10 Cooper institute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-01
JOHN r. THOMPSON.

he visited Japan and wrote an interesting sorOs Of
letters thereon. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-01
SALE ORA DIRECTORS PRoPgRrY.

sale Of the property OF Walter Roche took place yes
terdav for the benefit OF the Guardian Savings BANK
The whole Of the property advertised was not soid the
trustees deeming the prices realized not suhcenIy
bch The house lot No. y Muberryst were s1u ~
lanes Nc Kane for $500 Front and rear houses no IL
Baxterst were sOld 10 George S.Walsh for sl2 HOUSE
and lot No. "A M0tst. sold 20 George g WALSH io
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-15
New York Etc7ns.

New YORK. May 14.-Tweed's Broadway
property was sold to-day. 1t aggregated
S392.50o.
Tweed'S Broadway property preferred to
above) sold for Sl4l 800 less than It cost
him.
Specie shipments to-day, S25o.00n.
Nixon, the murderer Of Plleifrr, will be
hanged on Friday, the courts and the Gov
ernor declining to interfere.
The makers Of ladies' shoes threaten TO
strike.
The bark Ida reports II large steamer at
anchor fly" ,nirS c1>t northeast of the Hat
tenis outer shoal. Her foremost is gone Fix
feet above deck.
The State Senate has defeated the u>ury
bill.
The gasMen's strike In Brooklyn cou-
tinues. The gas + scarce In the most popu-
lous parts OF the city.