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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-22

LYoS's INSECT POWDER will not harm baby,
but they are death TO IDEAS. eockrosches and bugs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-22

RUSSIAN VAPoR BATHS Marble Rooms, No.
West rseDtY Oahs opposite Fifth Avenue Hotel Purity health
luiury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-22

OPPOSITE THE Posi- OFFICE" Where is the
Post ohce inquired stranKerof awa broker The
replied opposite KNOX hat No 2l2 The
information sufficient and resnte purchase
gan, Summer hats AHd gsed Inspection Of Government
building
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A NJ f r I G. A n S

VISITING
EUROPE
Are invited 10 ersmns the sto~k Of YINR JEwgLRY
WATCHES GEMS, DIAMONDS. aud other PRECIOUS
STONES, both Set and Unset a Par, houss
TIFFANY, REED e Co..
No. 81 RUE DE CHArgArDUS,
and also visit Watch Manufac,oy. jus. completed IT
PLACE CORSAvIy tnen the railroad depot GENEVA
SWITZERLAND.
Having combined the American method Of using labor
tools machinery with thoroughly SKILLED SWISS labor
enabled produce Watches poe which pref
erenee all Others Particular attention gwen the pro.
duetou OF complicated Watches Repeaters Timer Cbropo-
graphs &C.
TIFFANY e Co.
USIoS-sQUARs sBw.YORK
TIFFANY REED Co,
No 81 Roe dc Cha,oa1tsb. Paris
TIFFANY L Co.,
Place Corna'n tnesr the railroad DEPOT Genera
TIFFANY 4 Co,
No 20 Argyl-st Regentst W, LoSdop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-22
LONG ISLAND.

MISUNDERSTANDING the civil cases before
the recent adjourned of the Suffolk County Circuit
sitting III tins place, entitled The People Of
the State OF New-York agt. The Long Island Railroad
Compapy" in which acton brought to recover
,70OD which the amount OF penalties for
and interest from February 1872 TO February, 1879
the rate OF $3.50 day for 10 at SIS day. This
- by statute for each ofense OF emitting pro
vide proper recepaces for cool water In each
ear. with necessary vessels FOR drinking The ease was
at the request OF the defendants The pur
pose this action the prosecution claim, Is to promote
ity Of the Long Island Railroad which has heretofore
beep ne glec ted August keerman, who pleaded guilty
mansaughter 10 the fourth degree IN shooting Andrew
Justice Happen 10 imprisonment III sing sing for one
year The adjourned term OF the Suffolk County Court
OF oyer and Terminer has finished the business before
in and separated Justice Happen announced that the
argument upon the motion 10 change the venue the
Kelsey case would take place in Brooklyn. the
probability the cases would be sent back 10 Surok
County for trial.
FLu-IsGThe Board OF Trustees OF this village have
appointed A. X. ketcnam consulting engineer OF the
Flushing WaterWorks az salary OF s25OO year. The
contract for tue building oil the enSneh1use has been
signed BY 1t the building is To he completed by July
49, Contractor Mnins VINO was ,ng lowest t.slaest
get contract has served the Trustees with the
.ary papers notifying them of his intention 10 apply
for mandamus raining them from carrying the
contract with Mr.. Lewis, 10 whom 1t was awarded
Patrick Butler who l. under two indictments In Queens
County grand larceny but out on bail was arrested
Yesterday for stealing plants and n1wers from several
ad OF theft by dspong Of the in
aid at the cemeteries
Long IsLAsD Cur.-Francis OBrien and NJ o'Grady
visited TINS city yesterday, and while here applied al
the residence Of Michael Donney for work. There
none them. and they lott Soon after their depart
ure Mr.. Donnelly missed his vest, which had been
hung on "A chair. and IN the pocket OF which was "A
watch aud chain. lie at once Informed the police, who
succeeded In arresting the men at Hunters Poiut
Although II ascerained that they had tried with
out success dispose OF the watch several places il
could not be found when they arrested Recorder
Parsells held them TO await tho action VI the Grand
Jury.
COLLEGE PoIsT-The Board OF Trustees OF this vii
age opened the bids for the water for
the supply Of the village with water There four
bids the machinery as follows: III. K Worthugtou
all the necessary machinery, t5,35O the Boston Ma
chine Company, N4,50O; william Wright n Co., New
buigh t9 l75 foundation, 81 2Oo Niagara steam Pump
Works, brooklyn, engines, ylOoOoj boilers, d 900;
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Chicago.

CmcAGo Sept. 2.-Flour-Dull and
nominal. Wheat-Stcsdy with mod.
erale demand; No. | spring Csc; No. 9
93ic cash; 03ic seller September; No. o
9OaO0tc; rejected SAC. COrn-ACiive; No
2 mixed OSisGSjc cash or seller sCptem-
Der; G0taGOSc seller October; rejected Gsl
a6Sic. OAts-Acliye; No. 9, Ale cash;
30sc seller September; rejected 30A4OC
Rye Demand fair and market firm; No
l, 7Gc. Bafley-ACtive, 02a03c cash; 0Oc
seller September; No. ., SIC. Pork
Steady with a moderate demand; spot
$23; seller year $l7 SIT. Lsrd-Qutet,
l5tc cash; lice seller year Bulk Meats
Quiet and unchanged. Whisky-Dull
al use ......-..g ........
On call Board this afternoon Corn
Higher; C0gc seller September; G9Ia70c
seller October OAts-4ItC
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The stomach as an Arenrer.

Fer every breach Of tho laws Of health that
We commit tho stomach In1lstS a penalty.
Headache, bIliousuesS, nervous tremosS, con.
ItpAtiOn, collie, heartburn, nausea, debility and
mental depression are only few OF the punish.
ments which an outraged stomach Is capable Of
Imposing upon Us. To bring back this veuEe-
tul organ to it, normal cOndiuon-to plSeate,
inVieor1te and regulate it-there Is rothiDg in
the wide world 90 potent as courAe OF Hoslet.
teF's stomach Bitte's ULdet the operation Of
this beneReent vegetable corrective and tonic.
the EErlc luice becomes pure and heAlth'ul
solvent and resumes tts natural a " The eject
10 the SAM on the hillary 60 retiOn, and In fact
on all the luids q the body and the nnSl result
IL the removal Of every pAiuful or unpleasant
! ne digestive organ. dAW
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NEw YoRK, Sept 2.-Cotton-Quie
1Bfal7Ac, Flour--Super western and
state 81 45aj 90; common 10 good IS lOa
5 30; white wheat western extra So Goa
. 20. Wheat-Active irregular and IN
settled; No. 3 Chicago 81 l0A; No. 9 do
81 l5s1 IT, No. 2 north west 81 l0Al II;
No. spring 81 2Sta1 30. Rye-Quiet,
sSa05c. Barley and Malt-Quiet. Corn
a shade tirmer with better export in
quiry; high mixed yellow weslern s5s
S59c; white 90a94c. 0Ats-A shade bet
ter with lair business; new mixed wes-
tern 5245Gc; white 5S457c. Hay-Steady
at Sl6, 90 Hops-Firm; low to tair l0s
loo. Cofee-Dull. Sugsr-Quiet; sta
sac. Molssses-Quiet and ,'nohanged.
Mhisky-Firmer Ai$I 0JAi Ot
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Allegheny CaIIIo.

EAST LIBERTY, Sept. 2 -OArTLE-Re.
celpts for yesterday and today 3,07S
head. Supply iull Of the kind, but mostly
common and stoCkeTs, on which 1t was
hard TO effect sales, especially the former,
which suffered a decline Of &c. Good
stock being scarce and 10 demand. was
held firm at last weeks prices. Extra
80 00A0 IS; medium to good So 25s6 90;
common "a 25a5 90; stockers SO OOa4 90;
bulls 81 O0a3 25.
HoGs-Receipts for the LAST two days
5l75 head. Best IS O04S 40; Workers
SO 00s6 49,
SHERP-RGceipts for the last two days
$4,000 head. Best IS 25a5 80; medium
81 00a4 IS
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The Ceremony of Feet Washing up a
.. Pittsburgh.

The Ceremony of Feet Washing up AT
.. Pittsburgh.
From the Proceedings Of winnebrenarlan
Meeting Sunday NightLAst
"The people occupying front seats were
requested to vacate them in order 10 allow
those who desired to participate in the or.
dinance TO come forward and find accom-.
modations. The request was complied
with in very orderly manner, and in a
few moments all the front seats were en-
tircly filed by men and women, who de-
sired to take part in the ceremony. The
females, however, largely preponderated,
and Of both sexes there were probably
twenty-five or thirty. The pastor partially
filed two basins with water. The feet
washing was done by man and woman,
each OF whom wore an apron in imitation
OF the girdle worn by Christ, and
each taking up basin OF water,
washed one by one the feet Of those
Of their own sex, the shoes
and stockings US matter Of course hav.
ing been taken of. Both feet were placed
in the basin, and upon being taken out
were wiped with the apron worn by the
washer, whereupon the one performing
the ceremony and the one submitting TO
1t shook hands and kissed each other,
there being no distinction at all made in
the matter OF sex, the men kissing each
other as well as the women. While this
peculiar ordinance was being attended 10,
the audience manifested tho most eager
and. intense interest. People crowded
forward In the aisles 10 get good look
at il, and so great was the curiosity OF
those occupying the back seats that many
stood up on the benches Tor the purpose
OF getting better view. During the per.
Torrance Of the ceremony the COngrega-
ton sang with usual vim and vigor: !.
This is the way long have sought,
Ana mourned because Hound II notN I
Every minute only added to the excite.
meut prevailing, and before the meeting
closed it mounted to very high pitch,
When tho feet had all. been washed the
participants retired, and others taking
their places the ceremony was repeated
land at its conclusion Rev. VIM. DernitI
delivered stirring and exciting prayer
elicitiDg numerous hearty and fervent 70
sponses from all sections OF the room
Indeed SO loud and tervent were the Ella
ulations that a great part OF the prayer
could not be heard.
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BALTIMORE, Sept 2-Flour-ImproVed
demand and unchanged. Wheat Firm;
No red 81 23a1 %; No edo 81 1Oa1 81;
rejected 81 coal 25; white western 81 Goa
l 30. Corn-Qliet and firm; soc for mix
ed western. Oats-SteadY, in good de-
msnd and unchanged. Rye-Quiet and
firm at $4,000. Hsy-Uuchangtd. Pro-
visions-Quiet Pork-$24 90, Bacon
Shoulders 99Al0C; clear ribl3ic. Lard
l5c. Sugar Cured Hams-1Gis17c. But.
ter-Western firm and unchanged. COT
lee-Nominal. Petroleum - Dull and
nominal; crude 49s45c. Whisky-Firm
at 81 O3.
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SEPTEMBER.

A whispering silence brOods DER all around,
As in cathedral when the praise and prayer
Are lingering pulses on tho waves Of sound,
And naught distnrbs bat mufTled HEARTH
there
Yet all Is brIght-tho sun scarce past the noon;
And stealing out from dusty, dArkllng wood,
Comes forth matron shJd with messy shOon.
From Oh her bcows she lays the binding
snOOd-- Egf| r-
When lOi her chestnut locks loAt on the btGeze
Like EilSen A,gT on certain scts.
The flowers have hung their heads; but all gay
lhiUgs
That buzz ng nit, on busy, gAuzY wings,
To ChHut hfr beauties, grGtGtdtty ICG4Issss.tssSr
TO hail our princess, Iimid, grave September.
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scuENcK's PULM0SIC STRrr, FOR THH CURE Oh
COEsuNP rloN, CoUGus ANp CoLps.

ScuEHcK'S FULMnEIc STRCr, For THH CURE OF
COEsuNPrIoN, CoUGHs AND COLDS.
The great virtue OF this medicine IL that Il.
ripens the matter and throws It out OF the rye.
tim, puFt6es the blood, and thus effects cure
scuxNcK's SEA WEED Tonic ron TuE CuRH or
DYsPEPsGA, INDIGESTION, &c.
The Tonic produces a healthy action OF the
stomach, creating an appetite, forming cbyle,
and curing the most obstinate cases OF lndigeS'
ton.
ECaEEcK's AASnRAKE rILLs PoR TnE CURE or
|.-. LIyBk COMPLAINT, &o.
Theso pills are AlterS,iVo. aud produce a
healthy action OF the liver without the lcaIt
danger as they are free from eaomel, Hpd vet
more CiIAcious in restoring healthy action OF
the liver.
These remedies are certain cure for Con.
sumption, as tho PulmOnie Syrup Iipuns the
tnN tIer and parties the blood Tho Mandrake
| Pills act upon the liver, create q healthy bile
and remove all diseases OF the liver, often a
cause OF Consumption. The Se1 Weed Tonic
gives tone and ElrenG h to the & OmAch, makes q
| good digestion. and enables the orRRna TO iotul
good blood; aud thus creAtGA heRlthy cIrcplA,
ton VI health y blood. Tho combined action OF
these medicines, as thus exp aimed, will cure
every case Of Consumption, II taken in time
and the use Of the medicines preserved in
| DR.. schenek 10 professionally At his principal
once, corRcr sixth and Arch streets. PhllAde
ph'a every Monday. where Ill letters ios dvlce
NUT be addressed. shenek's medicines for 81 4
BY all Druggists. eod&W
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For the stOubenVille Gazette.
A Mother in seaVch of School for
her Child.

For the stoubenVille Gazette.
A Mother in SeaIch OF n School 70
her Child.
A Dialogue from shGlcmIih's Journal.
\ Mother. Arc you the mistress Of thi
school, miss
Teacher. am, madam.
NJ. Your school has been highly re-
commended TO me, and have CONCLUDED
to place my only daughter under YOU
care, II we can agree upon the subject o
her studies Pray what do you teachP
I. What is usually taught in prepare
tory schools, madam, How old Is youl
little girly
n: She Is only five, but then abe Is O
child OF remarkable capacity.
T, should not think she studied many
branches at present, madam, whatever
She may do hereafter.
M. Indeed, she is not 80 backward as
you imagine, she has studied Astronomy
Botany, and Geometry, and her teacher
was preparing 10 put her into Latin, when
ill,health obliged her TO rclinquish her
school. = 81
T. Have you examined her in these
sciences, madam?
NJ. Oh, yes indeed. FraXinella, my
dear, tell the lady something Of geom.
etry and astronomy. What Is astron.
omy, my dearY Ask her question, miss,
any question you please.
T. What planet do we inhAblt, my
Child. HeyS u
T. What do you live on, my DEAR
Child. Oh, on meat, madam; did not
know what you meant before.
n. No, my dear; the lady wishes TO
know what you stand on now: on what
do you stsndy
Child. On my feet mother; did she
think stood on my heAd2 r
NJ. FrSxinellS, dear, you have forgotten
your astronomy the three days you have
staid at home. But do, now, say line
or two OF your lesson TO the lady. Now
do, thRt'sa darling. ..---'
Child. The equinoxial line is the plane
Of the equator extending in straight
line until it surrounds the calyxon flower
cup, for the two sides Of an isuckle trian.
gle are always equal TO the hippopotamus.
M. There, miss. l told you she had II
in her, only it required peculiar tact to
draw it out, knew she would astonish
you.
T. She does, indeed, madam. You
speak Of the plane Of on equator, my
dear, will you be good enough 70 tell me
the meaning of the word plane?
Child. l thought everybody knew that.
T. How many are three times three,
my dear2 |
Child. Three times three?
7. Yes. how manyY
Child. l don't know. Mrs. Flare never |
told me that, She said everybody knows
how TO count
T. ShH taught you to read and spell, |
suppose?
N. No; l positively forbade that. l |
wished to have her mind properly deVcl-
Oped without having her intellect frittered |
away upon the elements. But see your
school will not do for my daughter. II
was afraid you Only taught the lower
branches, Come, Fraxy, dear, let US go
TO Miss Flourish; perhRps she is compe-
lent TO estimate your requirements, and
finish your education. ZEPHENIAH.
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You have got into trouble procure at once 4
package Of the SAmAEitans Gin, use o. directed
and you will DO all right In thfee OF four daJs,
The trouble when taken In time Is easily over.
come, but when neglected, or when the quack 10
visited and hO gives bis course OF BAlGAm Co.
palbe, then very OfLGn serious complications
arise which prolonR tho disease for weeks, per.
hSps months. H..
Another iAllAey 10, in persons trying 70 IavO
few cents, dAbblo 10 cheap drugs, which 20 dis.
order and Blcken tho stomach that almost death
ltelf would DO relief. SamArItAn's Gift will
cure every timO with no more unpleasant results
than II the trOub had NOT existed u all.
Male packages, g.; Female, IS. Sent by mall
20 any address. DESMOND SEQ, PropFletOfs
Wis Race street Philadelphia,
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Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2-ButtGr-Firm
western choice 25a27c; do. lair to good
23a24c; common 20a22c. Cheese-Firm
at 12ia1Sc. Eggs-Srong; western ex
ira 2212Sc. Flour-Duli; family extra
80 00a7 so. Whest-Quiet al s6iS8Ic
OSts-In an improved demand at 5Oa52c
Pork-$24 5S. Smoked Shoulders-0ss
l0c. Picked Sides-l2ta13c. Lard
l4sal5c. Petroleum-Relined l2c; crude
unchanged. Wbisky-Western 81 03.
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broke from 800 to 81, and Cleveland,
Columbus & Indiana Central from III to
lOk Western Union touched nj, Rock
Island lOlt, and 81. Paul 50. Union Pa.
citlc was comparatively firm, receding
only per cent from the highest point.
Among the sales there were $4,000 West.
etn Union, 5000 Pacific Mail, $4,000
Erie, 10000 Lake Shore, 1900 Union
Pacific and II 600 Wabash.
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NEW YoRK, Sept. 2--Business is mod
crate with commission houses and job.
bling branches were fairly active. The
market for cotton goods remains unset
tied, and brown and bleached cOttOns are
quiet. Wamsutta bleached shirtings are
reduced 10 II cents. Brown standard
sheetipgs are jobbing at II cents Wool
ems are quiet, except A4nnels Foreign
dress goods sold very low at auction To-
day. Shswls and skirts active.
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A SAVAGE PAPER IN MISSISSIPPI
Iuka, Miss, boasts a newspaper calling
itself the TIasomingo Herald, which in
dulges in talk of this kind: 1--WE must
act speedily and decidedly, no matter
what it costs. Better lose the lives Of
half our citizens than see the whole out
rageously trampled upon by an ignorant
and savage negro mob. We suggest TO
our brethren the formation OF white
leagues in every civil district, in every
county In the State. Let them meet IN
secret, and be bound by the most solemn
oaths, and let death be the penalty OF any
violations oil the order Already, we
have good reason TO believe, such leagues
have been formed in many counties, and
the thing Is becoming more and more
popular every day OF its existence. This
land is ours, by right and by inheritance
aud we must, we will control 1t, even al
the expense OF oceans OF blood and mil.
lions Of lives. The constant cry all over
the South Is, the negroes are threatening
10 burn this town and thst-to murder
the women and children In this place OF
the other. Let the hellish barbarian
| brutes go on : we will take score o
lives for every woman or child murdered
and when once we start, in fact, not {
damnable negro savage assassin will b
lett in Che South. We accept the gauge
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CONTRACT LRr.-The contract for
building the new Methodist Episcopal
Church, in this borough, was let to Mr.,
Andrew Brady, on Saturday last, for
$23, 1905 The contract embraces the
erection Of the buileing and Its compile.
ton, except. the,S frescoing, heating and
gas apparatus, .Sud the pows or seats
The building will be Seventy-two by one
hundred and fifteen feet, with two spires,
and when finished will be among the
finest buildings in town. The foundation
is to'be laid this TALL, and the church Is tc
ID completed by the first OF December
1875. twill be erected on the lot 70
Gently purchased from Mr.. Happier on
Second street. Washington, Pa, Rspu6.
lean,
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, Sept. 2-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Dull and declining
No. 2 white Wabash 81 20; No. 8 dc
81 TT; No.. l white Michigan 81 1T
amber 81 0Si, COrn-Demsnd fair and
market firm; high mixed cash and seller
Sept. 500; seller Oct. 72c; low mixed rec
Steady! moderate demand; No. /
45C; No 2, 43tc; White Acc.
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acknowledgement
REPORTER OF THE PERIOD.


Whose coat tails madly ny In air,
Whose face IL anxious everywhere,
Who, unAbAshcd and uAdismaycd,
On privacy makes daily rGidt
II is the wild, Wild huntsmln-
The huntsman Of the item. ..
Who makes the bald and thread bare tale
Take on the bulk OF Arctic whale
Who. on u moments notice, can
Explode or only ash IN PAM
It's the wild, wild hantsmAn-
Tho hunttman of the item. .g4.
Whose deIt and docile leadou sttlu ~ A"
Heaps agony up pile on pile,
Then CHOPS the story right OF short,
When chief sAys "'Nuf o. that rcport"'
1t Is the wild, wild huntsman-
The huntsmAn Of the Item.
WhCro coronCrs an inquest hold,
Where knAvcs from fools besuile the god,
Where accidents by 4 'Od and field
A story to the paper yields.
There isthe wild wild huntsman-
The huntsuAn 1.-THE item.
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MARKETS. BY TELEGBAPH.
Now YORK NJ onoy and Stocks.

NRw YoRK, Sept 2.-MoNEY-2s2i
per cent; prime discounts, short date, Sac
per cent; long, Gis7 per cent.
STERLING ExCHANGE-Dull at a SG+
IA SCI for 0O'dAys, and 81 SSsA4S9 for
sight. -'5
GoLp-Opened and closed at 1897,
with sales at 1904. Loans fiat, lag per
cent. Clesrings &l0OOO,OOO. Treasury
disbursements S47700O. Customs re.
ceipts $3.50, 900.