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FIRES.
Church, Tsurnea ut Champaign, Ill.

CHffC11 1tWEnEN <At V1z<stNPfssHA3S@ @H1s
Spec,aE Dtepateh to The ChicGao tribune.
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, May 18.-Alneh excitement
e1istH among the colorea people here OH account
Of the malicious and ropeatsd firing Of tho Dap,
tist Church, which finally resulted in its total
destruction two nighta since. The wall "a
keroseuetl. aud the fire came near destroying q
man sleeping i1l tho louss to guard tla roGnains
Of festival held the evening previous: Some
partisan strife uxisted In heaooloty to which tile
malice IL attributed
, 1874-05-19

BosroN, Mass., May ia na.s-meeting, Of
laboging men Was held in Fanenil Ball to-niBht.
,rhs attendance was not large the hall being
only halr filled. Resolutions passed denonncnE
Mr.. Richardson, Secretary Of the Treasury, mud
afullet, Supervising Architect; chilling Tor tho
abolition Of the contract eystem On Government
work; condemning tue putting down , q iaeos
. full dny'a work.
, 1874-05-19
In sam Er1kl1CiacOs

SAN FRANCISCO, May 1s.-A very largo meet
ing Of ogllt-hour men was held tonight in
Prof. Carr and otherg. Resolutions against thB
repeal Of tile eight-hour law we're adopted.
, 1874-05-19

spscia, Dtopateh to The chtcaqo Tribune.
CANAL FULTON, O., h.ay 18-Thcre is con-
yeution OF minors hero to-day for tho purpose ol
organizing Miners Union on the plan adopted
by the minors In England and Scotland. They
hare called mass meeting in Akron next week.
, 1874-05-19

BUFFALO, May ia large and spirited meet.
ing Of workingmon was held at the old Court
House tonight, at which action waB 1aken III
do,sing the declaration Of principles OF the In
dustrial Congress recently hold at Rochester.
, 1874-05-19
NH. y?,.r1iaE, Work

xoNpoy, May 18-Mossrs. Dixon, Hughes,
Morley, and Macdonald have informed tho
National Laborera Union that thoy are in hopes
OF arranging the Simultaneous withdrawal Of the
"lockous" and the cessation Of tue strike. Tho
Union fayors their plan Of adjustment.
, 1874-05-19

ST. LOUIS, May 18.-A eigar-box end tes- s-oaday
factory III tbs lower part Of the city, Was burned
last night. Tho loss is SIT 1000, partially NJ
sured III home otlues. Soycrnl adjacent build,
iuga wore more or less damaged " tire and
Yater, making total loss Of about H2Q l0OO.
, 1874-05-19
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. g., May 18.-For tho Upper
Lako region and tho Northwest, partly cloudy
weather.. southeast to southwest winds, stations
ayy to rising temperature, and falling barometer.
LOCAL oleERyAT1oNB.
CHICAGO. May 49, 1874.
, 1874-05-19

K1NasToS. Jag eIey lsITne .oma, sforsI ss hssn o3
destroyed by Tire. Loss estimated at $600,ooo'
, 1874-05-19

TuoRA1p, May 18.-fho bark Eric Rsllo car
ried auaY four gates Of Look az, WsliaMd Canal,
th,s morning. II Will te3s tHo aags u sepsis ths
dkmh{&
, 1874-05-19

CLEVELAND, O., May IA large maeting o.
working,nen OF this city WIS held this evening
at the Public Square, tue object Of which vaa
discussion Of tile eight-hour system. Speeches
wore mado by the Hon. 81. a. Fotan, President
of tho Coopora' international Union; Joh9
Fehrenbatoll. prosident of the Machinists' and
Blnoksmiths' Union; Robert schilling, President
Of the National Labor Union, aud others. Reso-
lutiois were adopted coudemning and asking
the resignation OF the Senators from this city
for their action on tho bill introduced in tho
State Senate to punish strikers for interfering
with 1aborers who refuye to quit work. Con-
siderable enthusiasm was manifestod.
, 1874-05-19

coIuatnus, O., Hay 18.-1n anewsr r. to ; Gull
men met at Naughton Hall this evening. SAM
el l. 1ensws was eh1asn Chairman ,vn1 Rsso o
tho substitution Of arbitration for strikes
by a law which insureB justice to both employees
and employers; favoring tho enactment ot
equitable prentice laws !; for the enactment
Of q law to compel chartered cor,
porations to pay their employees ut Log! loaat
once month; aud for .. law giving
mechanics and laborcrs q first lien on thoir!
work, indorsing the platform. Of the National
Industrial Congress-, and favoring corporation; ;
recognizing in the ballot-box the great agency
through which wrongs can be radreBsed, and
abrogaating all laws that do not boar equally
upon capital and lahor.
Resolutions were also adopted deno!nncing
Supervising Architect Mu}lot for extending tue
contracts Of. parties who do not obaerve the
ghtHour law md aanonncing the syston Of Of
e!assos; denounctng dclnagoguos; favoring the
cutting loose from all political workingmell,,,
aud favoring 4 protective tariff which will
better protoos the iron luteroat Of tho country.
, 1874-05-19

Ruus Earned-DoAton, s; Philadelphia, J.
Time Of Ga,ne-Two hours:
V,uptre-AIr. Dlelaski, Baltimore C!ab.
, 1874-05-19

Total, April, Asted 2sl.7o 3lis,eso.oo aoaoy2o,76
Earn'gs, April "a. 4s1oo6.aa 1l9.90s4l &EG,012.2l
1lis u III increase Of ~ rer cant Ia tia LII.
neia eAsuin41, 4 da4stass ii I'D pat e<ut Ia ahs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-20
ErRcrrrrR MAHsrnN-
PERSONAL.

Sir LAmbton Lorraine left the city on Satur-
day evening for Washington.
President Eliot of Harvard College sailed
for homo from Liverpool on Saturday.
Mr.. II. s. Lane Vice-President of the In
diana Mexican War Veterans Association, has invited
the members OF that body meet in state Convention
il Indianapolis Outhay n
The Rev Jonathan Edwards of Dedham,
Mass has been elected PrlnGpal Of the Preparatory
Department OF Colorado College, at Colorado Springs
Congregational Institution just organizing Tor tue
Far West.
Mr.. Williamson Wright of Indiana has of
fered the National Government the free OF LIS mar
BILE quarry Virginia for two years Cor the purpose OF
getting the marble necessary 10 uhsh lue washington
Monument
Mr. F. F. Browne, editor and proprietor OF
me Lakeside Mont5ly published Chicago, has been
Obliged to suspend publication OF his magazine on
account of nued III health He hopes 10 resume MS
duties in tae Fail
Mr. Peter Harvey of Boston has presented to
the Massachusetts Historical Society the Washington
issued In nOuor OF the evacuation OF that clly anu
franklin medal. They owned by Washington, ana
eQuently by Daniel Webster.
Mr.. Murat Halstead's trial for publishing a
lottery advertisement in his journal, The Cincinnati
Commercial came up Friday last, but at the
next saturday. The trouble with tue prosecution seems
be finding aggrieved citizens' 10 FURNISH the
requisite testimony.
The Rev. DR.. Burlington completed, yester-
day. the nineteenth year of his pasorate OF the Clinton
ave- CONGREGATIONAL Church. in Brooklyn, and at the
uorniuc service preached appropriate TO the
Occa-o social gathering OF tue cOngre CATION In the
church chapel, next Wednesday evening VIII celebrate
nation the ministry, and the niueJeentn oI has nsh
latiOn over the CHnJoL-iVe CbufcH'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-20
PUBLIC OPINION.

The will of the people is that the maximum III
amount OF the United notes be liked AT
We aond be very glad n the President cOuid sec n'
rav clear 20 veto OF the bill. II he cannot nc Is cel
RAINY not arnenable 90 the charge OF inconsistency
Utica Herald (Sepl.
There has been great deal said about t MS
and that eminent treasury official being hoheS,, Du
negligent; but IL Is becoming daily more dlincht " 49,
uIaiu this Sanborn business on any Otber Theory
one of downright, deliberate dishonesty on tne Phl
some person or persons IN the Treasury Depaflnph-
lst Louis Re publican lnd.)
If the old Democratic party is to be the n id-
cez Of the party OF the future II must be purse ol
destructive element within IL. In short the Dem9era
party must be true to ITSELF " lis vital prlnclples, -
fore IL attract thOss VINO are 70 DredA pa
Affiliations and overcome party preJudlees Tor INC SAM
OF reform.-tE boston Herald undJ
Congress should either recall from the Presi-
dents hands present unsatisfactory oil for
amendment, immediately pass another aDOul wiz VIII
there shall be doubt, one That VIII supply me in
tional volume OF currency needed Tue remedy nee "a
lreenbacks, and plenty OF them.-lPhllaGeipnia ="
quirer usep)
A cheap, redundant currency does more th uh
all else uusettle the morality OF people IL hiuia
laies wild speculation; 10 alloys official integrity ~
settles confidence. aud demoralizes every Dranen
business and every department OF official LABOR, "a
history every nation When possessed OF depreche
currency shows that 10 accou panied W uuNoks"'
iIati0n.-iC hicaao Times unlL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-20
THE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKETS.

H.yls. April closed Quiet ard steady Nos 10 70 II
! i7lR Or arrobe: 10 20 ID - d2SH M0lssse
sugar Muscovaio sugar Inferior 70 Common IA ia
ar Fair Refining l6d 10 Grocery Graies 700 70
Ne, Cayd and Mleoyado l5r stock OF sugar
warehouse Havana and Matsns 34500 boxes aud 10000
80 900 and $4,000 hh Exported
during 10000 boxes and 10000 hhds including vIJO
boxs. and al the hOssheads % the United S.ates
Bacon quiet and hrm sS 500 per cvt Buter-upeoI
American S760s7S qunnl Goshen Ss3GSS5 Flour Sess az
Sugarcurel 20 ir demand 30
1857 quintaL Gard h; IN kegs S27 5UGs2s per qS1l.sl
in nominal rail0w arm al 80 az
Yellow demand White Grme s5gs2s per arooe hoey
nominal Onions nominal . -, an -. -.
gallon Hogshesds fair demand Lnrn6e-N
pitch Pine nominal; Box Shocks weak 80 lo~i ny ~ Is
shooks-sugar demand 421t4 ss' HAs'9' -' ~ %
res Hoops quiet; Long shaved $50 a 4O2 PEI "a; - - =
s S9s ~ me- hid OF rlgar SO j0as4 70 Falmouth and
Q45s. loading other p9f,. On
th United states D bid OF Moss - oOdso 90 20 Faoul
ana 80 IN tbr nt states GO lays curTsney, l0ta
-N ea-t .gbt Do U7 100 premium; so DAYS COLE I5-G
asht DO, loo premium on ho-"' A'N
prsmum. On Paris, L3oGi54 premium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-20
POLITICAL NOTES.

The citizens of Cincinnati appear 10 be gen.
orally dissatisfied with their municipal government
large mass meeting was held Thursday evening and
Committee OF safety consisting OF % persons was de-
cided upon Speeches den0uncing the present manage
ent OF city affairs and favOring reform. were made OY
stanley Matthews, Judge NJ. Il. Hagans, D. T. Coylns-
ton, George f. Davis, ana John A. Gino.
Mr.. P. B. S. Pinchback defined his political
position to the citizens Of New Orleaus one night last
week He had to the conclusion that 1t was time
for the Republican party to unload. aud, although Ne
was conscious of entire recude in the past no was de-
termiued IN the future "tO b. a man In spite or Gov
ruor, Senators or pIrty." Party tyranny was thlug
of the past and II should be sent 70 congress on
nersonal grounds" ne would make d clean preach
he knows, sufficient to make me "a
party quake" All OF which goes 20 show that ~.
Zen 70 MA eminent abilities Washington, and l. IN
a fair way to become a sorehead"
Senator Carpenters organ in Milwaukee Is
considerably disguised because IL has been openly as
serted that the Republican party in that State Is VerJ
liable TO break down under the weight of ts patron To
those meddlesome newspapers outside OF the state
which have shown too much interest in the subject me
Senti1eI says; "Whether Mr.. Carpenter shall De
a candidate not ia matter when tne kepu ~
leans Of the State are entirety com Pe'ey ,isd nv
termine While that gentleman would DE grained ~
,Sa vdence OF appro baton winch his reelection would
afford his friends very well know that ne mas no u
seemIv anxiety 10 relation 10 II. reelection, anu ga
Years more enSrossing labor in the senate are
essential either 10 his mental Development Ut plNH'
THE Republican organs Of Indiana appear TO
70 no IN condition bordering Mysteries over the ac-
t,on of the farmers calling State Convention. ineJ
arc 40 sure that the don't wish to have any
thing 60 do with politics that they are trying TO prove
the can forgery The only ground for this assertion Is
found in the unfortunate attempts OF some politicians
IN Indianapolis to make the call an OFFICIAL ac'
=, a mating of farmers in that city. III
s NOT ntended TO be official but rather an INFORMAL
INVITATION 70 the OF the state TO come
Gfafa cket
ents aOf course the result Will be same, Tor Juuen
Nv The with which tile call has been
~ in All Darts OF the state, the party VIII DO pro
nkeIv 10 leave the organizations out IN the coiu'
Hence the unnappness of the organs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-20

emily disconnected him for moment but Mr.. Low,
who was reading his letter at the time stopper for
Hb0sf minute and the attention OF the President was
recalled Why these gentlemen there he Thought
might be- answered in this way The Committee had
been spoken or very large. numbering sixty or
seventy, and IL not unnatural that those most
strongly opposed 20 the views to be advocated by the
Committee should wish to be and hear for them
selves that they might be able 20 reute the arguments
advanced. That they were late by few moments made
II unpleasant for the President and the Committee alike
hut that they should be- admitted that time OF
the Committee might have Thought singular, although
he could readily understand It taking into account the
Official and political intimacy between these gentlemen
aud che President Without doubt the leading niiItion
ISIS had planned to De present for beside those
toned In the ROOM Senator Morton being carried
up the steps TO the Presidents when the Commit
retired. The interview quite brief and the Sen
ator tardy The President seemed 10 him TO
be OverwOrked and uncertain how TO act %
others perhaps he seemed 20 care little
what being said annoyed and glad 20 have the tn
eryiew ended. IL not IN che best OF taste for nun
refer 10 the OF the Boston Gentlemen the daY
previous way he did, but still he seemed 10 do II
rather for the sake OF adding strength to his expression
OF appreciation OF the in which the NewYOrk Com
mittee had made their plea than 10 reprove the Boston
gentlemen. He could understand how an entirely dit-
ferent construction coud be put upon the whole af
by those who inclined % ind flut with the Pres
dent, but he willing 10 give him all due credit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-20
DIED.

BREwsTKR-ou Saturday Apnl -. Nellie o9ly laughter Of
Res a friends are The rsienes
4' P1'eaR .n aI SS S BE- ;aEeu Ss%oalh or
CARLTOg-A Elisabeth, j. April 49, Rev. Thomas Ca'"a D. D.
w ~ trends axe specially invites attend the funeral n
Paul chur.a aen'y ADn ~ !. = az Z a. without
s william fGsa Hai % % Lucy
M, re5aias were iaEen % Barustabls for nsernsnI
sei91s 4S Is ., L9s1 os s p, q ..
Re..s. O the s especially a,i'' CO. '.s.s ,as
sh.rnanye elizabeth, n j. on Tuesday April 81 a. 80 n
waiting ARRIVAL Of trs4a Al depot
GuLET-At Baek Church Orange J.. sunday April 49,
Iialeck G.le, IN the oOth year o lis age
Youce ofaneral hereafter.
KIMBALAt vesde California April 10 'adeng q semorrhas.
36th year d age.
MAcY-Ats St Paul Wednesday April = Lou.a M.ey.
Re.,ea and feads ars respectfully 'sHl the funeral 'sa
tue ZOh inst
cKIgA Kn4ersOoG on Wednesday the 18th INST. JoAS aeI
BgRrgUFFER-sundsy April 49, 1874 May Gertrus sfe
Fass .~css a. her late residence, No 20 West TaistT hir
Tuesday Apnl p. at O'Clock p n.
osBoRy-On Friday Ap II Caseaogue Long Island Edward
Fauss services TUESDAY 2ls inst :. oosk
N -.
RYBR-At Rosev Newark j. SATURDAY morning. APul ls
R,rue ,H e5 are isSi % attend the b, late
denc Rosresve irsi north Of depot H'srus y "a
TuesiA The 2lst 2;30 Trans leave loot o. Christopher
aad Bare New.lork, a. / O'CLOCK
USDERHU-Iu Brookvn morning q The 18th Inst De6essh
- AEAh uHerh IN sas oS,n AI ., ssf 40
Tie rsges and friends the fAy respectfully nVite 10 at
tu he uscrs on dy afternoon At o'clock Ioa Fsaas
hesauxhous.. sebsrasrnosnsL
WATERBURY, APnl TO- inia Maverick vie n warss
Tn -rds f the family invited send the hasssL a. IL
oes a. rusay, 2sg from the Oh neh Of me Holy
Apostles, Nlath-Aye.. Of Twenty ghth-sI
wRIGHT-Ia 5rcok,n. Friday, Apn IT Ms Wlhsn Wright u
the 7th 81 hrF
NJ IN fi'cG-st Psads Of lAuiY and Of Ma William
Merrl.re iay!iel 20 attend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-20
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.


OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHINGTOS, ID. C., Monday. April 20-1 a. IN.
synopsis FOR me past tiDsHfv-rOfr' hours.
Clear weather has prevailed over New
England, with rising temperature aud winds veerlng 10
west ana north.
Increasing coudiness and northeast to southeast
winds tue Atlantic States, with rain south or New
York.
Cloudy and rainy weather over the Southern States,
which has extended nOrhward 20 Lake Erie, the south
ern portions OF Michigan and Wisconsin, Iowa, ana
Nebraska followed by clear and cloudy weather Ia
the Lower Mississippi Valley, and westward.
IA center has moved nOrteastWard from Texas
TO Missouri.
The Ohio River has risen Marietta Cincinnati Lou
isvle and Paducah. and the Mississippi at Cairo and
NlckSDurg. ~
Over Engla nd tue winds will shift 10 eastcrlv and
southery increasing clJudiness and rain; for ne
Nude States and iOwer ate region Increasing east 10
solM plHdS cloudy and rainy loeatter.
For the south Atlantic States winds Yeering 70 west
erlv with clear and clearing weather; from the Gull
Dorthward the OHIO valley and Missouri winds veer-
ing 20 southwest and west, with clear and clearing
weather.
The storm-center over Missouri will move north
eastward the lake region, preceded by brisk ana
high northeast to southeast winds, cloudy ana rainy
weather. except partly snow over the northern pOr
ton the upper lake region. The OHIO River aud tue
NJ ssissippi from 81. Louis down VIII rise
tautlOuary signals continue at Duluth, Marquette,
Escanawba Milwaukee. Chicago, Grand Hiven,
Alpena, Detroit Toledo Cleveland Erie aud Bun 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-20
AUTHORIZATION,
THE BOsTONIANs FAIRLY AROUSED.
rHR INSULT TO THE BOSTON DELEGAT1oN-A CALL
TO THE STATE TO ORGANIZE AGAINST FINANCIAL.
DISHONESTY
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

TO THE STATE TO ORGANIZE AGAINST FINANCIAL
DISHONESTY
.Bf TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
BOSTON, April 19.-President Grants wantOn
Insult 10 the Boston delegation that visited him oppose
any measure Of imitation will not be forgotten The
COMMITTEE viii issue call 70 the citizens OF Massach-
set's toinorrow, In which they say:
Organz atom is the first step by which unanirit7 and
loio c oe gwen 70 the popular demand for honesty
anu soou lAh IL Is proposed 10 Cooperate with move
aIeauy on foot in other states in forming leagues
thIokou tne cOuutryfrst. TO unite the people de-
n"n"Ink mat our Government shall redeem every
plese ~ mas given regarding its financial promises
auu ,sooohu 10 make clear 10 the people that fixed
sthntLu OF value Il vital 10 every department
OF LABOR ana trade, that sefnterest equsy with
nun inst demand that tue promises TO reestabsh
sPcle nasle TOT currency shall be kept. This work
CURES ln" Patience labor and money For the latter
We now appeal To all who IN sympathy with The
mos ecYe speeches and arguments for sound finance
Will De printed aud distributed, and also
a "eehy publication to inform the people
lmy upOn THIS question. Popular lecturers Of
ngh standing and repute needed TO influence public
Opniou ahd IN various other ways. the completion OF
Ihe organization VIII require funds. This question Of
nhhhces Is the supreme question OF the hour, and we
shOud consider ourselves the political opponents Of all
pupc men VINO are not with u.s. or who are even undo
cdeu upon the matter OF public faith, and resolve TO
SUPPORT no such men for any office whatever.
luis IL signed Dy WIN. Gray Ch9rman; Eiw. Atkin-
sou, IL T. kllder, Edw. StanwOOd. Henry Reed, G. T..
BOXERS A D. Sawdeu, Geo. Battle Blake, ROBERT Treat
Paine, Geo Tyson IT., WIN. H. Forbes. VIM T. Perkins,
EiW W Hooper. +. Is. Haskell. b. H. SOurse Executive
COMMITTEE aud The full General Committee.
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LATEST Snip YEWS.
For Other SHIP Ss,rs see FinA Pags.l

ARRIVED.
steamship City Of Pinams Dow Aspuw April g With Ihfse f1i
a.. % Psc.ac Mai steamship TO- 49, -, an,
ise-nnnd Foh am NofoiA
ii, rrT.. 10 GA DOMINION STEAMSHIP Co.
Of Neuns N'cuW Deppe isl 80 va Fafa
NH l6 In ha.ai. anchored % sandy Hook ioF oriea
noalA tof Mcpherson, hessaa 90 daTs With
fruit. % VII. ,u..s....- "a liz
M III tiusil Pilsc.. BsrdsaaE 81 days Niih mise.
ser SPECTATOR ls4 fen, sAa H.s II days. vita coco
49,. No.. o. ,. a., - .-.., a.h
scar Bmea tof Anat Hehagd Gee Cano 10 iAy, win a
scHOusEEs aiyER an C1NuwrE
G. r. Wright Virginia. A. Z. Nicrf, fotillH
"A A,coro-r P.stlaaL la Blcaa1au Bridgeport
sserilng bridgeport w Guam no. t''li''o''
A. A Rowiaal Pfoyicaae Tho Hall Prov teaee
Hla Jane. BrOokiaVeR l. % Forster pcnnih
Ia. MAG r.l- nee oAcsek
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APRIL WEATHER,
THE HIGH WATER IN THE SOUTHWEST.

THE HIGH WATER IN THE SOUTHWEST.
CINCINNATI, April 1S.-A special dispatch
from Memphis says the Waehita has overlooked tine
tire valley through which t flows The towns of Tren
ton Monroe, Columbia, HarrisOnburg, and Trinity, and
nearly every plantation the river have suffered
verely The river and ITS tributaries still rising.
The loss By the overflow will reach a million dollars.
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pASSENGERS ARRITEp.

,nov IsprwALIIa steamship cry Of PdaGs'a April ID
ey yu W Nller NJ MeuocA, John W Frt has Mar r
an-s. - sai.a o. salYin, Mrs ~ Romero l. hoAeso
=. Farb.s 81. Dos and maid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-20

The office of Forest and Stream, the attrac-
tive 10 page journal Of eld and aquatic sports has been
removed TO No It Chathamst, where pair sor Caribou
antlers hing indicate the rendezvous OF the sports
mai VIII
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every Wen Satisfed"so wrote gentleman aner hsv,as
With the Dr. C0rroS the Cooper
Institute Our present scroll number 70 932
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-20

Thousands Of Ruptur-d hsv- be-n per-srertv
spungS Rn
cOmo.tt5e Elastic rRUss 6S3 BDadsaY s0d b cared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-20
SpeciaI. Acnces

New-Yorl Conservatory of Music,
M EA,t FoaTtr,ntH-si., next 70 Oells0sicSs
BROOKLYN BRANCH,
lO2 iO4 snd lO6 Coar'--t., near stste
NgW PUPILS aRCkiVkD DALI
The Conservatism remsns open we seets
PKisAIa ANu Il.Aoo lAsIkVkt~s.
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DOMESTIC RDKIS.
A1n 10 steamship Panther ron Pblsieipbzl
brig LINE Waters from L serpOOL
SAVANNA Anu Arrived ,esmshiB Leo 'rnm Yes Tons
qtsiti from fscrsorvs brig ZgH ron 81 John se1d
Nay Flower washington 1ps la sHi bf 20. ss~
York. = =
CHARLErroT APR 10 Arrived steamship souh C'ro'ss
from Ne1-fJrs. s1isj. Champion tor NV ferr
BALris0RE April l9Auyed steamships LenES ron Bremen'
VIM woodward Florence FaHkn, from PheiephA
Clearsl, steamship Ocorori, Cor HeE-Y0rt.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QURRNsrOgN April i9-rle Williams Onion Line ffsmsnp
Neysda Forsyth NrwY April irved onigh and p'o
eeeie liverpool The White Tar Line steamship AdnsHe PeffL
Ton SeE-foT Anri II herr shortly midnight
PLYsoUTH Apr ls The Hsmhus Amercsn LINE sesmshsp
Ponnena sc~san from New YORK April D. or Hamburg sv'e1
tbs eyeu.lx inl PROCEEDED.
GLASGOW April 10 The s steamship siate ~ Pennsyfvs
ais Br nom ss|f1rk April a. snve With her piston r1
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WTALERs.
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W Ward Re~10df 2j iays from H,n0laiu DejiOn vita
$500 jbls. Of oil. aud 5000 n OF bone
DISASTER.
LONDON Apu 20, Nile bark Ealaua NeuOp
leans Jan. % Tor sebastian reported Ashore the after port
and aGs become a total