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New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
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CAMPBELL-ln BcoA'n On Iaaslhy Jay .' 4''i h''' 10
The ,stves a fr,ns are respectfully iiead her a-rt
, "m 81 ,5 S3' '.n. % 10 ao G. Sro. cesefT or arsut
CooKE-n Taursda July To- Jennie Parser Cooke Ase MOUTH
r and friends ofth. i,my are respectfully e stieai
tie furera rom denee o Der parents - Paa'a DfoA
iyu. At : O'Clock u On saturday
CROLLIn Brooklyn on Wedn-sday he l3h INST lan " Nfo
Friends aad rraues ie av',a go 'a. a 1n'' 81 R% q
DILLON-Juv is Clara LOae only child Of Caa' J. and 'AraS
vii fOm l'6 Fo!d' Bro'I'n on Sa'a' "
O'Clock .. ID.
RvAyS-Iu Broou OF Friday July Il 1874 srarord Evans IL
.b rssi,es s1l n,ai Of The sm, w'u Lss
are e,pec, invited the 'uss ron bis ate fe'enee
243 Gfanl-sye.. sunday. july 49, a. d. n
HOLMES-At NoH,csir y. j. Fnaa7, ih us Mr. Huh b
Hom, relic, >ana- L. hOn-s esq Of Bfoosa y H.
residence q ,oHin'as Dr. e A. ssrv's sH't hsa.s.ar
y % Aoa,s,' t51-. -I a, 'g ., 10
HOLr-on Wednesday 18th PLsus IL Holt 'he 7ssysH
R,1r. and friends Of he family are r~psctia av,e ani tse
hllrra Barthoomes Church Als1nsye corref Of
FoyourLrt. sasuri,' morning o'a .n'i a. 10 'eoe'
KFLLY-Iu Thurslay. he 5h ~. s~r oes arc
pll.u illness. Martha Aewton wife ~ Thomas j. he a.S =
Farsrs from her lat. residence SO 100 Sorh EhOpa, 10.
HAmpi.l S.uriay Tie .,th asr, a. p n r'era'H'
BrooEI-n Jay 6 " seventh month Hesry M'''er
Faa,f. from "a Ber.eH. p Fir'' Jay the loA s't
s0gARISDYCK-a, Lie re-. eaee Do,or, Lon. .sa
nc Of l7h a Eia-a SonaradcA u A o-i eAf Of A'
family uytet 70 attend hs nsfA 90
Mo1aay Psul 'harcb Gen Cove - oeioes
hOutfl will ] ~aEns .be
the ,frva q tAe 10 o'clock n Train foH'
huut. 5 Z ~.
TOpDA Wsmstosu Mas. THURSDAY Js.s ~ Aer
pref iaess shield nfan " Rooert y" and Mar NJ
To
Re and friends uv attend be flsera seFvioe- 70
held az parents ~ Ezst
It.. ~ >aurlav morning Al lO o'clock
TICKEROn ThursAy july l6 Mary Catherine Youngest child of
Johu aui RosluBa lcker. age1 TvArs.
th
from No ibI IEros. GEAR Third
rpOslf 10 D =
VAN DYKB-At Gavesend Necs, July 6 Isaac Van DYKE 10 INC
-7th bis ....--,
IRON The Reformed suTdAy July To- a.
SPIN
vAy TASsELL-Iulv y H. Van Ti.ss nut Of Abraham
Bnd Elizabeth Va lAss-I.
m -.,fv.. AMI ren = family attend he
funrra ID SUNDAY ron No ia Eleventh "a.
South Brookgu
WILLIAMSON Thur-1sv Juv i6. Howell l. Wilsns j. 500 d
u isu
R.v iauY respectfully iurte 70 sisnd he
n-a residence 30 - ~es1 sev.a1eesth 81 %
,fsrUOOn 3 o.cock.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
rELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Mrs Elizabeth Carey was run over and ln-
saltj La y.sieflay the L1sh AM sa'gas-
lslaa k.lI0Ad, az Pleasant valley
Daniel II. Hannen of Peabody, Mass, while
haus ptn IHuTdaY var lo"Asd
dc ale AID ave ehlldIe1
The reunion of the Rhode Island Veterans
A,,o,suou Rocky POINT FeeriS Aoog uu veterans
re pre. people attracted By he nu1ei several
Daniel Mathency was shot at Harr0dsbGrg
SauAe 1T rltr hAGIodshus saI l-'e
vol d.iel4 Slaughter
Winnie unloading the schooner Frank :. Magee
Boston M 80 Lnoc ed
he anu taTre elllfe9
The California Changers have begun loading
The nrt tt rttr
Hope for liverpool Vajo. The Vi sell sbsn
tls sAy - tht
.An erroneous impression has gained ground
thai 10. CHICAGO bal DESTROYED 1s t.e
t "a Tuessy .n The tie September sE
u4..on " e g. previously Intended.
Elijah l.. Watson Assistant Superintendent Of
tl a4irp.d su-eY Do eatus l--r 81 q
y IL y-sserda an died tnr~c ninav Il
- oi p-rsiytiA
The hrst regular train passed over the It.
THURSDAY dc Nltl aug roA Cor he tIs'on 1o-
r To- follow fud
~ at toe tAtunho4ss through be tunnel
Mis-. Barbara Dehart, aged lOl years and .
month";, H.rnsbus Ilaras. 'he NJ nshef oi -
elsH Her A. grand and = f1a-sraue
eL.n gsudra she hAd btva band of ~
fe..l
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18

the paper equal to gold In value. 1t cannot
make my bank note worth as much as your gold dollar
we mo the coin Of the country increasing then We may
Know that we are moving In me direction OF specie pay
nents The important financial question Is 40" can
we increase make permanent our supply Of gOld
Inc reliable solution by increasing our pfOuuctOus
safes abroad. He can readily obtain money VINO pro-
duces more than he of articles hh are wanted
IN me market and suppose that Is also rue OF com
fnuntes and nations. How can the republican party
atone % the people for its evil policies wnlch nave
driven GOLD from the country and rendered return 10
specie payment difficult. and made its postpone
ment inevttablei foreign trade has been largely
against The difference between exports and I'm
ports has been supplied In securities and
COIN This great aud drain upon our gold nas
contributed 10 the depreciation or our paper money
An increase Of 20 per cent IN the production OF our
great staples would tine balance Of trade I'D our
favor ana the current OF gold toward our own Shores
ana contribute 10 early resumption or specie pay
ments more than any enactment of Congress
Inc gentleman who presided the RcpuOhcan Con-
venon felt II mis- duty say that two ago had
proclaimed the death OF the Democratic party on
no! nad said that we turn our backs upon the past
stand IN the present and look forward 70 the great f
ure that the future ana that IN II the people
should achieve full Of prosperity and nap
pness winch II Is in their power 70 secure Ihe dehd
issues Ol Tue past do not furnish our audtlDS seht
mtuts. Ihe principles OF free government ana lhe
usages essential to preserve liberty are Of the present
as OF the past ana must be Of the future II Is interest
ing 10 near ter assuring helr followers tuat
the Democratic party is dead lt e-taDhshrs one
genus Tor or glna " II has not Deen repeater more
than one million times and each time the foho"ers
aush anu cheer; they are 80 giad the Democracy is
dead Iney wish ~, but feel that II Is not so. Inc
augh ana cheer a.e hollow and without JOY. IT they
were sure OF II, they would say kind and generous
things OF 80 great powerful organization. II 10
not Grave Or nODe 10 strike even dead lion
organizations may be broken and pass away, Dut De
mOcihcy can not die. IL Is endowed Win the imnoT-
aspire 10 higher reer sbetter governments ana purer
liberty Wherever there the sentiment that govern
there = the spirit Of Democracy that will endure aud yet
achieve mans cniI anchioement aud elevation.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
, STRANGE RruoR ABOUT Mr.. TILroy.

for Europe nis morning iby the steamship Algeria had
limited circulation IN Brooklyn last night II was as
serted thar detective searching yesterday for
A noted ,crimnal saw Mr.. TlltOn IN conversation
with a representative OF the Company. and learned
that he had secured passage under al assumed name
.nd would sail at d. II. to-day The detective was
found by TRIBUNE reporter, but while ne admitted
that the man resemOed Mr. IltOn closely he would not
state positively that IL he The reporter went TO
Mr. T.ltons house catching he turned the corner
glimpse OF a carriage. with trunks strapped Oh behind,
rolling away from the block IN which M Tllton lives
The doOrOei wac rnng, al efforts 20 arouse the
occupant. were futile As Mr.. TtOn in his house
during the day. hard work upon the written state
ueut winch ne present 10 the Investigating tOul-
uIt;ee OF P.ylnUutn Church Monday night, IL Is
natural 70 suppose detectives suspicious were
urouuaIess ana that Mr.. Hilton ls stu IN Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
views OF cor HENDRICKS

WHAT HE THINKS OF THE CURRENCY QUESTION
AND TIE IMMORTALITY OF DEMoChACl'
In ta L,.oerai COBuenf0n. iaI1Hdp)is, JHs l'
Our paDer money IL necessarily cOnnneu IL
~ circutou to our country; FOR our IOfeisu put
cha,es and pay mens require com. lhe IaIe4 - 'H
universal and permanent standard OF Fdiue' anu ~
should be our policy 10 increase Ite supply 4Htlt "
reach condition where specie payments may ot -dlel
resuued In tie time the payer currency suou4l
he maintained such quantity as VIII iaeIlldIt tIs
nnsin,s. OF the country, legitimate enter
urse and secure remunerauye enIpioy yment 20 LABOR
ut uoG 80 10 cause lts own deprcauoH %
10 develop reckless spirl OF speculation ahu ad'tn
ture surely -tlte-inInsAlp may aNoid u" -
treme OF a contracted currency, crainpnS busltH-'
GnoAiHS cn Ise one hand, and OF an inflated OF
teurec .ited currency upon the Other cdnhoi
sAY which would be the greater evi. Ih5y
re the extremes OF gluttOny aud -tdrVatOn hraitb
ma strength belong 10 neither II we are 10 nave pa
r curre1cy-and believe AL cUucede that our cOhd'
i' rrGuires its continuance indefinite period
,n,n know OF no rule standard 10 determine lts
nantty but the demands OF the legitimate business oi
tne country We ucslu i,t'' - -,
uavtnepts It serious eyil wAen there are eOinnrI
ri mediums Of different Yades; WhtA one description
of money class aud purpose ana another lor
ditereut ANA purpose We cannot TO aIpusB ca
rr. e upOr; ;ance OF the pOncy tdi shall restore un
trnty Of value all the money OF the country 30 tha
4, .naIl ne always and readily conNefiDe. Ihht Eou
md silver are real standard OF value j. chershcd
drmocrac sentiment not now or hereafter 10 De hpah
donsd But do not look 10 any afblt!sT} cui intn u
congress tor Of specie pa nentt Sheh hl
.drt now would proD4 bly, produce VIA -pFchd cOhme
ca. disaster Congressional asoi atlVA e.ll"' iD"Ae
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
NEWSPAPER DISCUSSION DEPRECATED.


10 me EdttOr Of The IrtbuHe.
SIR: As You seem to welcome all opinions
on the hydronhouia question IN your newspaper beg
70 be allowed TO express, IN a few words an opinion
which differs III some RESPECTS from any nave read
~ far.
Isuggest that al discussion on this subject IN other
than medical journals should be stopped at once The
excitement produced by few cases-nCt s.x-some OF
winch are even open 10 grave doubts regard 20 heir
having peen real cases hydrophoOa il unnecessarily
kent up bv this dscus-on aud possible good 20 Tie
public can emanate from the expression OF 20 many
o.aerent opinions held by professional men upon one
subiect Scientific discussions ought not % he made
matter OF puUuc gossip AL me puDuc ha- eatHtu 30
far the faci that the profession 40 LO aIte, ~
regard tAe character or treatment oI ~
rr natural result thereof Il that people are more
frightened than and are dIlVeh lL.o lue naus "
All kinds Oi quacks. As almost al PHYSICIANS dette
- 80 fact mat many ptope get afflicted with hy diO-
uhobs or Al east all lis -vDptoms uy excitement OF
Imagination, who might not nave Otculne I'm a. az
Nffru or twenty people bitten Oy mao dv2 contracts
tue -ea-e seeyldent that All thIs couttoNeIsy W
the newspapers, and also the paIaulhs ol .t ,
opiulon- or pretended scientific discoveries ~ ne uD4
,,r,s. teudf only 10 increase puuuc eXctemenl anu
nus the disease itself While only thIee OF .onf
deaths from real hYdrophobh nave o'CI ~
"a vear In the cities OF Ncw-lOrk aud bFoCA-
Itu. hundreds and thousands dle weary IOll
dphtheria ara similar diseases Of Whch uADe eica'
which all forgotten ana neglected on account u az
less imminent danger. LII therefore hs -Ioploots
alone Let the physicians ny 20 colo - - - ~ -
u regard The pest possible Treatment anu Ict w ~
suIt he made public: them 10 on stGdyihg anu *
amluug the nature OF The disease WcL j. to-uAs nor
one whit better known than wien uts. I4peu tNcH'J
,,s,-s .yo by Rudolph Y how, and ~ tnt meantime
don nshen tIe people out u theif "I'' !oi & ' %
VI increasing The fame ana name on l." pI, . ~,
for the want or more Interesting su'9''' ~ s'oP 40
ne@,g1',' w.. 5sJ Iulv 1s,s-i EMIL W HoEBEE. Nd.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
AGryr MILL REQUEsrED TO REsIaN.

LAWRENCE, Kan, July 1.-The Associated
Executive Committee Of Frleads Indian Aiair-' u
.-,,u II Lawrence having under consideration the
rseut condition Of the agencies under their care nave
adopted the following minutes. to wit
While ge recognize the exlgcnccs OF me situation III
winch our agent Junu u. Mes. hAs been pAoel, - ~
mn 10 tne Commissioner OF Indian Affairs ahu coh7iheI
maj great allowance due hun under thes. ulhS III
IN iudrluc u oOur--, ytt 10 u the
CONCLUSION OF tA!- Committee. after having gwen Lib
fu personal hearing that some OF MS actOls ah nc
ke tenor Of 'e dispatch above referred 10 shuW
mai he II not uiclsny harmony WIN the pIIAS'pe
uon winch our work among The lndah' j. otse"' 'hu
hence We would kindly request MS les-u"'lou VI
nnice IL is with great regret that the 'uIlhliteo
nave been, forced the above coh,l.rloh anu thel
ire in communicating to hm lo assure ann Vi 'oi
feeling Of r-onal kindness toward MIN.
Information has received that 0i me trbes uhuor
their cJayss LARGE yrO.Ogyp arc ~ ..9ssstg-s gsA
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
GOVERYuENT WEArHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF The CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. saturday. july IS i a. h'
synopsis fOr the past hcenfyJoT hours al.
The barometer has risen on the Atlantlc
coast and fallen in the Mississippi Valley II IA nigh on
the Middle Atlantic coast, and lowest n tne 81
The temperltUre ha. changed but slightly IN the
Southern Middle. and NewEngiand states. ana mas
risen in the upper lake region and the NOlth est,
East TO south winds and rally clear weather pre-
vail throughout the United States
Local reported from Tennessee, North caro-
lima, aud Missouri.
The Mississppi River has fallen at st. Louis. TAe
Ohio has fallen al Pittsburgh.
Probabilities
For Nerr- England the Middie States, and the orer die
regOn genera IN cieaT redther rH prerau ruth sodh Or
psst rnds decded rise Of temperature, and laaing
barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf states, tennessee,
and the ONO Valley clear alr weather during the
day. with easterly s0utherly winds. stationary or
rising temperature, and slight changes IN ne paroheter
For the upper AXE region and the Northwest, partly
cloudy and warmer weather southeast 10 southwest
winds and stationary or falling barometer
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
A PENNsYLvANIA REMEDY.

70 me Ediior Of TAe Trt5WRe.
SIR Many years ago a resident oI Hanover,
YORK County, a Pennsylvania German town. supposed
he had discovered . remedy for Aydropnooa. Il was
IL that time considered OF 80 much importance that the
authorities paid him .Or the discovery on condition that
IL h made Known 10 the world T. TINS day the drug
.st. of Hanover prcrare the remedy and people come
there from great distances Tor M L. Dr. the leaves %!
common vegetable ca4cl "culcATe,l. prepared IA
s.,TI~ ',.av ,rI.u Deer T.. T. CHURCH.
NcriOcf Penn, D Ily ~. 1874.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
MONEY PROCURED on WORTHLESS DRAFTS.

SYRACUSE, July 17.-Chester j. Lyon, a
Young man OF 80 years hailing sometimes from Lyons
Falls and sometimes from NewYork, has recently been
IL syrscuse Ithaca and other places getting money Oh
sight drafts on NewYork banks which always turn out
10 DC worthless. He belongs 10 very wealthy family
IN Lewis County and gets Inducements on the strength
thereof appears that he has squnndrred MS pdtr
mouy. and has for some iEc been raising money az
above described around the country He succeeded ia
ceiling several hundred dollars Ia TINS section ana the
eft The public warned against h!m.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18

SuvO.r..x. Jul, i7Pour Jail At - % 9r sarsso. 20 20
for Double R. ~ Bs7 for Treble Do 81 23ne7 - Tor Cbeee &
quiet s4c yellow Mixed - 515oc io iei9si SD Is
good demand and hner ~ fVo DIan
ard a g2 1885, Hag-EOss on the laSmg r't
f22 Dry SAf.d Meats-sbosders. sic Bacon aHs, -
shoulders " Clear sdc- IL 30 tor tssF sess jan
l6Dl7c Lard sr and at y 2dZte s
l3ladl3s.c. for Keg srm s0ss for 'os FA -
Pair 9l2c FOR Prime Moa~ss-Hothing dong NnsN l'. ra
81 O3 for Coffee doll and over
Orasrv 21 c Far u 'gd22isc for GOOD - 1~ "'
Prime and - 62ia6S4 - Gom lI"s
Rrchsnge-Se- YorE premium StsrIns. 3S- 40 %
n. C., July i7-Syrts rarpestns qliss r 80
ROn ~ - 0r No = igsa7 Ampr"-
In, inn At - % Yello- DIP. Tar steady e. 81 -.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18

dition Civil order il well preserved Schools ana in
dustrial operations are hOurisning. IN me
three southwestern agencies, chiefly OWING 70
the intrusions OF white men, who XII buffalo
trade in whisky, and steal horses, some
OF the chiefs OF young OF few or the trlDts
have resolved upon retaliation. Small war parties nave
attac ked train, few ranches and the Dunao-huhsrs
in the panhandle OF Texas. We hopeful that Orner
and quet may soon be restored. By direction OF the
COMMITTEE CTRUs BRIDE. Clerk pro tenn
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE National Photo
graphic Association, which mas been in session here
since Tuesday yesterday elected the following officers
W Il. Rllefson OF san Francisco President
EtWarI L. wilson of Pennsylvania, Permanent oecre-
tary: and Albert NJ Moore Of Pcunsylvanld treasurer
Vcp-Pr stelts were elected from May Land, Iowa,
T,ui,i,ua Kapsa~ Naw-YOrk. aud Illinois. Commit
tee on the Progress or Photography consisting OF seven
members from various paris Of the UIliei states ana
from gland and Prussia, and also an Executive COm
mIttet, appointed.
To-tv's session OF National Photographic Asso-
catiou vs. gwen principally 10 the discussion Of mat
rars uf if le interest than ts members II
lual,y ao0Irued sine DE. The next meeting VIII De
atlg d
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18

About Bitters.At periods OF life tonic aeces9tv'
but there danger ssmuan that na the organ oi dg-
hon while ug temporary re4eL To obs THIS AM frrsen o he
public free rom alcoholic poison Dr. Greene pfrlfl ne
OxYegsArED BITTER. thirty cure for d..
nep ard all iprd complaints soI eyeT~her- J1HN hESRr
nrAnAs 90 Pr.prl..ors. and 3 lolespaos Nes aors
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
TIE MYsTIC PARK RACES.

BosToS. July 17.-In consequence of the ram
on Thursday the races announced for the third days
sport Of the July Mystic Park were postponed
until to-day, aud then a good company was present TO
witness them In addition 20 the $3.50 class rot and the
running race on the original programme, handicap
sweepsa akes was trotted and the sport quite inter
esng In the first race, FOR horses that nave never
beaten G5O the black mare Eii- black mare Bessie
Hunt. ana bay geidug Juo. Mills. started.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBCNEl


SARATOGA July 17.-An informal reception was
given 10 President Grant IN the parlors of Congress
Hall at T. o'clock to-day. All the hotels furnished
guests and many of the towDsfOlk were among the
number present. \ committee consisting Of Messrs
Butler of Princeton. Fish of Columbia, and Parker
Of Yale waited on the President and escorted HIM
10 one of the drawing-rooms. The students, their
friends and all the guests proceeded from one room
into another, and having shaken hands with
the President passed out. Mrs. Grant did
not receive The grand ball did not take place to-
night but the usual hops in all the hotels are largely
attended Many of the ladies were IN ball dresses
The hop at Congress Hall brilliant affair The
President and Mrs Grant and other distinguished
people were present.
picked nine of Harvard graduates, the Prince
ton Club. and the Yale Club played the
Harvard nine game OF base ball,
At Glen Mitchell, to-day. The affair was
very tame. and witnessed by only about
POO people The score was 10 10 nj in favor Of the
picked nine The nine was composed OF players
famous of old. like Mr.. Nathaniel Smith
Archie Bush. and James Wells. Two thou
sand dollars was raised to-day at meeting
OF WESLEYAN graduates 10 aid IN defrayng the ex-
pepses of the Wesleyan Boat Club and the crew
The foot races at Glen Mitchell will take place at ~
o'clock tomorrow, the same time As that fixed for
the University race.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
cArTL8 hAgKar

Cgc,qo July lT-C,rrfK steady r-osps B)OO in hr is-
p.nd A. ul prc.s Ps grades 7jn<1 %
Good 70 ErtrA jOaSG So Tboagb feIns, - 9s5 ID
Common Natives s3Dt3. shipments 2ZoO ..
sOuOi market snd
higher of Poor - - pS3 80 MEDIUM 500
~ To- Coo 70 Rrtra 81 IJQs5 40 5ak o. As - 900
. % shipments 800 49,. . -.-... -.
SHkKP-Rrcepts 100 msrts frT scTs A. 1h'shseo Ph''
a.. AZ 80 5OaS5 % for Poor 20 Choiee =
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
SECOND REGATTA OF THE SOUTH BOSTON YACHT
CLUB.

Boston, July 1.-THE second regatta of the
championship series Of 1874 Of the South Boston llcHt
Club took place this afternoon and participated IN
by four keel and center-board yachts. The Mau4
won the race and having the first OF the ser,
Is entitled 20 the championship medal, gold anchor.
The Fearless the winner OF the first prIz Daruu
erer ~ the secOudclass kecls. Actual
Mud. H. I'm. 3Us Fearless, IN. 12n. 2l-.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
LATEST SHIP -yEWS.
FOR other .ShiD Neigs -, FIN rag,
.UDTNRh

Steamship wonan tBr Freeman Liverpool JuY and s1e-"s
town % With mise and pass to Williams Daon and No,i..
5th with md.e sno pass 70 Henderson bro. H., Ia, ia
Steamship Harold haaTageT tNorl heorf1 h'Vr7 '1' y VIE
steamship Sonprai r. Wilhelm Gsrl Hembrah Bremen jane
steamship vcEsbag RaaoPh Phiaieish 10 9@"''' 10 w" r
bTg hattie ParrsoOro n So Ps'A'. W.0i'or s. s.
Brg John AVile' = Bath rith Co.
scaf A1e.ia Laura Jorgensen Bar,co, isv' With rlt
l. smith Ne~0urrpor. Lee Baraooa I''' VIA
Schr ore Drko D,ko Tnnd,a IA with aud no
SeSr h,re Bell lof st. John b. Wilson Tr-sHto' B.
SeaT Jo. " Bsrie 10 Boston, Bartlett Baeo-s ' % DAYS
n'Ssi Sear Wm P.e.ssn Tory ThomA,ton with hue.
queen Nassau Bysns, ssn - vSior '' '
Sc5r Walter scott Drake 81 John y. B With iunber.
Schr NJ ggle Bell hsa - Grorse y B. sisn '-ne
sCHOONs sAs-kfEk ASD c"Asr"isk
Neptune New Haven. Wa heary, Seri''ea-
sarsh, NeW-HAven Safah Ssl' os-y,'-
Kats callahan Newport. EIuoeib Sr~por-
Isabel A brrto. Bath. NauNl "a AAs
Z-ia D,uuisvLs Aanans. G.siaet
MARI Fletcher Bangor Elv'rl hscnas
I ; Mcclellan, poruaBi b l. Forel hsnns,o' I s -,
L E'I79.0 F.9.S Ss s.. .ds s ora = n D1aa scior
Taos P Bal Ses.Bed:ori > r. Weaver Ne, BraisfL
ID M AB-bnpv S.u-L.lorf A..-s. Providence.
E5gnS ~ A.-Isy ,sloylirpes w Boye ProvdeaS
A. g. Lawson Provdencs FIy,wsy Providence
D u. Fell Providence. O4sro rfonleaee
n OHorpe Fal River Eln CtT, Warren. 4. l.
xr%ssIa1a Dsels1an Bo.to1 s61 ja. sis Bridgeport.
Trumef Bridgeport, E.cor. Br4gcror-
r Hammer. SsBtucAst l. Is. N.ug "a.
:. IoSn SarSAs ThoA Jefferson stanford
Helen Thompson Providence Aeo-cc' hare, pi'rieuae
J.. Young. Providence ,paTAir fro'i-enre
John Crocsfori, Providence lle ear" Prov lel'e-
Providence Nnl - 4H7I Ff't 4fl.-
ID Latbrop. Lutec
salhe burton stanford y. G. A.Waser 'olsr'st
I.laa.e,. ,.nsf-et Tabth4 Hauuaa. ,ol-r.-.
tr.rk-f. t.Iton. Muum0utA. Drs.UI
sunJrsm FsA RIVER d H. .HzIalam ra.. River
W4ND-0uLsct moderate. y. cleA-
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18

MYSTIC PARK MRgTIN,. Friday july T. -7iPue $3.50
for jJ nes Aeais.3 IN g. ~ hAHess 80 TO ls so 10
sec, "a r2j 20 o. rd horse
Jane trOdea.s niE III LHls. .'.'.....''.''
4. b. l. Brsse Huut.
Co. Lares <. Juo. Mills 3 .
DAY-IlauAcap >v--psiaAg, sou, mic h--is 10 D.
a N0Oisrl's 1. jasper. 20 LlJ-p.u.u w4gOu..... J
>4f.ents tObu.er 80 uArles-......... =
D. i.-Usel's ?. Rt,l boa-rur ,
2. M Hicss b. Florence ,
u rhelEes Z. Americas -........' a'
Iime--:i9. . ssh 2.4oi4
SAM DAY-Pgrse 100 TO. Aals lones nile lnl repeat
xf.
NIours ct II. Bciar agei....... ..................
Gad-u's cl. 4. Gu.ef, aged ...--..-...--. =
uu IS D.. l.
Ilme-l:a-. :4e
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
THE TRADE OF QUEBEC INCREASING.

QUEBEC, Canada, July 1.-THE arrivals to
date are 5I sailing vessels representing 59ls2j TONS
ana 6s steamers representing ss,547 tons beng an ex
cess or the arrivals the date last year OF ll9
sailing SHIPS equal s9l9l tons, and steamship
equal 10 1000 tons.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
ptSSFyGFRS ARRIVED.

PROM LIvERPOOLT s.Ir'sh,D Wisconsin Ju., x OoeI'
" Eng.ni A Boy..u snd servant ) Oavs MS r.
,...n Zu .rf Mrs ZulArfe Mrs Croft Mr. sDd Ms DongA
FKOM BRENENIn sIaash.p KrOrDr7ns p H,N-ln uL ..'
! Laurence. M Harrison = ; brcA' "'a' "'
Ch.s. Ye-gho. "a Bsu0p as1 servants
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18

meat and vegetables and all the rich good living 20
be found in Pennsylvania country farm-houseS'
Who would hang hungry round the cities with ou-
colical temptations like these
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
THE STATE Or 1RIDE.
HA,ANA Markets.

HAvAsA Ju- I7.-sDanb Gold 256G25S Exchange ,s d..
mand. United 80 l2i sd prem
short gh Drumiam, 80 gold l47Gl.H premium
snort 1901 - peaum, LSHoa, ls'4 .32 ,-.g
100
s-..s-a0 - y, ,, .g.s. 4 gs.S 4 .Ssss