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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26
IN THIS CITY.

A fire on the fourth floor Of No. All Pearl
ST. occupied by Solomon Isaacs as dwelling, yester
day, ged furniture $3.50 insured in the Meropol
tan Company. The building, owned by sarah
KerDe was damaged $500 insurance unknown.
Deputy Fire-Marshal Hill investigated yesterday the
cause OF the IRE which destroyed the stables OF the
Knickerbocker Ice Company, at One-hundred and
twenty ghth-st and Seeond-ave, on "Wednesday night
and learned that it probably originated through some
one OF the employees who carelessly threw lighted
cigar among the loose hay. The Company estimate
their loss stock aud the DubCns ahodhIs W
$4,000; insured for sl,4Ol
Brewer IL Brother. dealers in gunny bags al No "a
Pear-st. in whose store IRE occurred on edDesday
night exami3ed their stock yesterday ana discovered
that il damaged 5000 insured for $4,000 James
Gill Of No. Is Cherry-st the porter OF the store, VINO
was suspicion OF arson, was released yes
tesday being proof that he had committed the
crime.
Fire broke out yesterday about p. m In shantY on
Egnth-lve between EiEhty-elghth and Elghy-Dlnt n
SIS, occupied by Airs. Barney smith, poor bind
woman. II spread To the adjoining dwelling, occupied
bv her brother and in few minutes both houses were
DESTROYED. There insurance on tneD. There Is
settlemeut OF squatters IN the nelghDorhood among
whom great excitement prevailed, aud for whle
general cOnfia:ratIOn seemed imminent Engne Com
pauy No. ~, and Hook ana Ladder No. 10, however
arrived in lime 10 stay the progress vi the lanes
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IN uOHOKEN-LOss s2s.OOO.

A fire broke out in John Meighan's carpcn-
shop at No. 81 Westinghouse. HoboKen, at D. NJ
yesterday and before the flames were subdued seven
buildings destroyed. involving loss OF nearly
$4,000 The flames spread from the carpentershop to
twostory brick building, No. 50 Washington-st which
quickly in ruins; 5000; insured In New-York
companies for $1,000. stemers lager5eer saloon, NO.
81, damaged $1,000 insured The next building was
threestory frame tenement in the rear OF No &c. oc
eupied on the first floor by Mrs Christie, second by
Mrs Reae. and third by Mrs. Filler. Their loss on fur
niture and wearingapparel about N,oo The front
building Westinghouse was occupied by Freebooter
winges IS porkpacking establishment. IL was dam
aged tT,OOO; insured in the Etna or Hartford
and the Liverpool. London, and Globe for $1,000.
John Moores stable and storage warehouse, No. SO,
completely DESTROYED Loss, $1,000 lns Ired Tor
s5OOo In the Emporium or Sew-York. Reese * Johf-
eagle dye works, No 60 Hudson-st. we're damaged
$500, and frame building owned by Harness ~ Co. "a
"A wash house damaged 800 several ADJOINING
buildings were slightly injured The fire was caused ny
some careless la the carpenters snOp tnrO"
ing lighted cigar into a heap Of shaylngA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26
GOVERNMENr WEATHER REPORE
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFPICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHISG1oN u. c.. FRIDAY, June POI a. III.
synopsis Tor the past tCeHty.fOur hours
The barometer continues higA, but mas fale en-
sutly IN Cur States. Il has Iallcu Ia tio south
Atlantic Middle, ana New En- and states, aud in tue
Ike region.
Partly cloudy weather and high temperature have
nreyaed the south Atlantic and Gull states ana Ten
nrss,e The temper fallen slightly, with ciOud
ana ram the O0io Valley. the lake REGION and the
western ana southern portions OF the Middle states.
Heavy rams reported iLon lnliaDapOis and New
Orleans.
The barometer continues low and generally clear and
warm weather prevails IN the NOrthMes South or
west Winds are reported from the dlstrics cast OF the
pUssssipp River. Tie Missouri River has fallen at
Omaha and brunswick The MISSISSIPPI mas fallen AT ST.
Louis aId Cairo. Tue OHIO has fallen at Cincinnati
Probabilities
For New England generally cloudy weather ana light
r,1p ~ nr.ysii with southwest northwest winds.
lower temperature anu 10 decided chanSe III IAe
r he ifidie T1fes aud the orer lake region partly
el0tdy ceather and local RAINS Nth south or weS! tn as
continued htgh teD.peratre and st1ght changes ~ ne
Far te south Allan and Gulf States clear or fair
weather in the interior aud light rains near the South
Atlantic and Eastern Gulf coasts, with gbt or gentle
winds, hlgn temperature anu conlindeu i'isn 'ei
IN the Cuff states.
Err tne o. io Valley. Tennessee. and the upper lake
partly sioudy weather and ram frOul kentucky
nnrhward 10 Lake Superior with fresh brisk south
or west winds high temperature, and stationary or
falling barometer. - -
For the Northwest clear TO fair weather, except IN
Minnesota, with high temperature and SCUM or west
winds. No., - -. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26
All Notices Of Marriages mast be indorssd r'th 'sH
aame aud address


AITHAEs-on wednesday afternoon June "a 1874 at och,
Mare Of Charles and Josephine Eas ss IA
Puaea services Friday 10 Residence, @J2 sesss-
merhofn-s- Brooklyn
coaBsn Brooslya on Tuesday June % ZeOuOn
Relatives and trends As tsHsa Ten TIE
Gruwo Bp is CLuu ilceAlA ST. l1A '' '--j.
al 2-aOcOes
DBMAI-In Brooklyn TUESDAY, June 3D. ls74 Martha ~is
James DenAi sged % ears az nSa'ns . ., ~, ,.,,,
from Der late residence Fuiay Jane 30 %
Bpm
Foxtp Brooklyn Of her mother Jose7hrs tsr.
ne onv daughter Joha and cahar Fgr in s l'a
ct her age -. -, - 49,
The friends family requested 10 attend The iaerA from me
rt-uce Darh aud iilarr-ss ffia'
m JaB.ss Cathedral, ~h-re o.u hogte@ hass ga
or The pOse Of her SOU -aeSoe - &c eHssp ~ ~"
McPARLASD-n Brooklru rhursiaV Jane p az M A.r
J. MeParna ees. Of As late kocert aSa hD1'h ne
Noiee Of funeral hereafter
PHIsNRY-At Ro-ee J.. Bisncbe vrsu H'iai daughter
Heiru c aud Col j. II. PalAaeyi ase HoasAs-
Louis papers please copy,
RAYyoyDIn Brootlvn on wednssaAy Charles LEWIS me
only beloved Of Francis snd Ace haHoad AKA 10 e-s
B. aaves the family and sunda oo sshor Of An
san Episcopal respectfully invited 20 litsaa pe aea
$50. Enl.rau.l sd
seTeuLAaEss SuBa@,, June %, 1873 a. % '",A
sCoPlELD Aner shor, end painful Willie IA s.sli ss-
months, aud "a Gays ong soa VI SAiEr' ND S~
Funeral to take place n. Y. Jaas % a.
TAYSToRR BrOols June % ARD r. ss' ''A ' h@"'a
r. .T.s and insa. 81 the hay respectfully ael . s..rsi
the tun,rsl ron the of ls pareE y 30 ye-eea's 81
s.a,s Brcotyr on Prav he 26.h inst, 81 10 c'c oh
TuoMpsoy-rbu-s, June L. 1874 u Chsgp. IL, Richard
Thompson Of Brooklyn. aged 81 yeAs
THoRSDIKEAt DiA France "a l, % rss a.., 10 ~.
stargis, Youngest clid oiueoi.e SAa! s-- ~''S ~
Agrd' 3 y-srs mouths. tsrs 80 49,
VAN wYcK-n aoaIel. * j. Jane ~. 0s''ss r. An "'A
80 , s' ~ i,. residence on Irr. ~ AZ 500
carnage s- be aiesasses a. .ss Se ?. up 81. or
oc4osk tain from Barr az .hd anrue- W" -
p.vaker srf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26
MARRIkU.

COcKs-rIILDSon welns4sy jane ~ II he e--eres Off
brides uar-n n Hal D. tef p y o thaIlosts
A. Joan J. Fields. all Of BroosT1 ~ c1rs
CONNER gRT-a tins iy ~sinsisT. June - ~ IN.
Rev NJ 5. o.. D.. h@e C. I04Aer ~
daughter ~ the iat- Peter J. Bo-ert, esl No caras
E1eef y. H.. papers please copy
HOwARD-GCON THURSDAY jane % 1874 II TntitY Nhnco
r. Mex Brown, treaencA 1" Howard 70 Am iaasef
Of Ga0n, ali OF Nes-lork
LY1E-BgODIR-A P-ospeterrce Properts, The 2ih
int bv Charles Wod william Crawford I've u nc
Parish OF Jamaica e Gnde, ~ beh heners"s
second william. Broe hie OF kdubnzb scot -nd
We5nes1sy June "a 1874 toe r5esos
bg he T. o. Flag. ID D. g ofiHsSs
louise only vi TIE late Win-sn NJ Frost -
Schenectady. No cards.
sCOTT-EDGAR-At BastOn Penn June % 1874 ~ Rev Dr
alter Quincy Scot, Pso. OF Af'hsL b"eh f-'-'
deyhs COrnr4a, daughter OF Rev. Dr. Edgar OF ns0A
Brooklyn Jan. % 1874 ~ Rev Jcss
FRANK l.. Ihsmpsa o. fOrtasd' A-An1 A>D
j., dsughrer Of the late stephen T. C!sr-e
rHORyE-McGRORrY- Tuesday. June u lr7t ~ hetuehe.
n j. BY Rev. ". A. Tsorne 10 Mrs ~ A. w.
ActirortY.
WEINHEIMER-GOREO wednslsv June 81 u residence q
the bride parents irh. bv to haN Dr. Sts.
John Laag Weahcmer JosepaDe A, aAagaer 81
FEe.eTlcA Gore, a.. VI t1Is city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26
A COMPLIMENT TO PIT. BARNUM.

BRIDEGROOM, Conn.,, June 25.-Two hundred
and twenty-five OF the leading citizens OF Bridgeport
united this evening In giving complimentary
dinner 70 the Hon p T. Barnum in consdera-
ton Of their esteem for his lberaty and energy
IN private enterprise and in promoting the industries
and public improvements Of the city. The banquet
was 4 given . at the Atlantic House and
was eon the most liberal scale, everything
being = present that tends 10 make such
occasions ENJOYABLE good and good company being
especially prominent Gen. WIN. II. Noble, Mr. Bar
NUNS associate in the laying out OF East
bridgeport, was the first speaker. a. %
Letters regret inability 10 he present were pre-
scented from Gov DIX DR. L. II. Chaplin the Rev. Thec
dore l. CuyleT, ami from MessTs. Dana Jones, and
Leslie OF the metropolitan press. 5peeeaes com
plirnentary to the guest OF the evening were
Dr. c. g. Sanford, John ID. Candee J. c. Looms, :. Is.
Beardsley, Fordyce Hitchcock. ana members OF the
eergy The Hon. David Clarke OF Hartford, and the
Hon. d. ]. Nichols of Danbury, also responded TO
toasts. A poem was read by Col :. Is. sumner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26
MIR BEEcHER ON sUSDAY-scHooL WORK.


Convention of the Sunday-schools of
westchester County held in the Reformed Church
az Peekskill yesterday About 100 persons were pres
ent at the morning aud afternoon sessions most OF
whom were teachers, superntendents OF sunday
scbools and pastors. Among those present were the
Rev Drs Aleu- Page Cain De marest. narrower John-
.ou and Stewart. Twenty churches were represented
The proceedings began at 10 m. with devotional ex
ercises The Rev. DR.. Page elected Chairman The
subject OF Sunday school work broached, AMI al
dresses on this topic made by Messrs Finch and
Petrie the Rev. Dr.. Allen ana Mrs. stewart
AT the afternoon session the topic OF Helps aud Hin
derances in sunday school work was discussed. The
main feature the evening session was the address OF
me Rev Henry Ward Beecler What Should be tie
Governing Motive the Teacher T. lie SAID, among
other things, that 500 years under the Roman Cath
ole sway IL would have been Thought ~ tie less than
baspheny for not priest 10 teach any ilng about
relion. Tue priest supposed 10 nave me power OF
remOytIg faint OF original SIN by baptism, ana ne
wa. al,o gwen authority 70 teach all dognas In those
times there could be Sunday schools IL was not uil
the individual lightly Of the man and the household
had become established that sunday schools could DC
had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26
HOWE srAEz BoATA
ROWING.
TEN EYCK BEATS sCHARFF AT PEEKsKuL-rHE HAIR
LEM REGArTA-ROwISG NOTES.

The single scull rowing match between
Ianes Ten Eyck of Peekskin and William Scharf OF
pittsburgh PENN for $500 side took place on the Hud-
son River near Peekskl, yesterday morning, and re-
.uted in victory for Ten EYck The course was three
miles IN length along the Of the river from
the Center Dock at Peekskll stake-boat anchored
a mile and half up the river ana return
The signal for starting was given at about 7:57 a. IN.
sharf took the lead which he Increased TO three boats
engths Seharf kept this distance ahead OF Ten Eyck
until opposite 10 Roa Hook, about one mile from the
start when Ten Eyek began 10 gain In round
ing the stake-Doat. which was anchored mile
and half further up the stream seharf
was still ahead. When opposite the railroad bridge or
about half mile from the hOme-sake. Ten EYcK shot
ahead Eyck, passing the hOine-stdke boat was
about FIVE boats lengths ahead Time, "a mnuies ana
~ seconds.
The race on the Harlem River. for the ladies' chal
Ieuge cup for pair oars mile course, at the Har
lem Regatta on Monday afternoon. was declared dead
heat between r. g. Brown and John Walker OF the Mas
saa Club and W r. Bacon and F. Ellison OF the New
YORK Racing Club Yesterday afternoon was n1ed AZ
hoWeyer Bacon and Ellison claiming that they won on
Monday by nearly boats length aud refusing 10 row
fne neat again They Ola present themselves AZ the
appOu ana the Nassaas rowed over the course
winning the cup
The delegates from the various rowing clubs Of New
Jersey who met at Taylors Hoel Jersey CITY, on June
H. 10 organize Rowing Association met again last
IN was voted 10 organize permanent rowing dssoca-
ton of amateur oarsnsn OF hew-Jersey Inc dele
yates Of the Atlantic, Nautilus, PlcE WICK, aud Triton
Clubs only npoweed 10 Act, anu these appointed
a committee draft constitution aud bylaws 70 ne
presented at meeting, VIII be held at the
came place Oh J lIy 9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26
IN NEWPORT. PENN LOSS, s2s,soo.

NEWPORT, Perry CO., Penn, June GA
fearful fire has raging here all the afternoon and
the following property has been destroyed: Twelve
buildings, containing four dwellings. one hotel and nine
business places The following the losses and ID
surances:
J. L. Garitt LOSE $1,000 'nsurance t 90 In the Perry
and Colum bia Companies Leby ra:c - 0J insurance
1000 In the Columbia W. III. Bosserman, s1o0o; IN
81 900 I'm the lEtna. Mrs. GIritt, 81 900; IN
surance 81 900 in the HtIia j. W. Frank, $4,000;
insurance $1,000 the Perry George Turner. $500
insurance $500 In the Etna. Jesse Butz, 1880; IN
$500 in the RtnA ID. h. Spotts Il Co.. 81 900 Insurance
81 900 in the Perry. The Rev j. w. Crawford, 800 IN
sured In tho Ksua. Junerich Sadder. 5000; no In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26
ELSEWHERE

Petstring's cigar-bOx mandatory, corner of
Walnut-st and the canal. Cincinnati. burned yes
terfay morning The loss is 10000 During the fire a
bridge over tn. canal fell in preclptating number Of
people water. but were drowned or serl
Ously injured.
A tire at Madison, Ind. yesterday morning,
partially destroyed Gibson Il wymonds cooper shop.
The flames also communicated to the adjoining build
ings and the entire quarter OF the block on ONO
st. between West aud Mulberry sts., was burned Tde
total loss Is estimated at $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26
LATEST SHIP SkWS.
( For other snip Mems see Airs Pug.


ARRIVED
BARK Eros Se Fsusrn, al ballast Is
Brs BlssE aIna Paa PR 10 sAy. .ith su,.r
SeSr s,aTes ,oi Rr, Gov Bar = B. Il
scaf y-ls-3; cosrias Windsor = 5 t,r. - 9..,sf
sct Ahea u! CAHeH. ~ 81 sA Cl'iehAs va a pH" %
soHoosgns-airER ooA1vlsA
T na po or pr.,snc. Tsn n. ri,ao~
s-nnysde rrouieBce AT'l' Hi'erhrsd -,
Misni. ses.isv-s a rd.on SeHLon4ou.
B,4 c,risnns sunibrg H. VII Py plss
Steamships we~tpaia o' i.aooE MAJ 'or Rotterdam. ,'",s
aaa Ira iot Iohaon l,nla for ilSos 90, p s. o,a 81
J1peT iaaeOA io AasaAvn ens sas
Ni.SD~sun..L Light ". ee,r
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS June 25Avei s',a~ssip "a" Li"reaos irs b's'
~ u hea-.or Fse-. eaA Ha
savasSHs jane % sailed steamship America or BanOs-
cmsrLss1os ya1s 5-ATei sesr Tar S~rYort
pha Agn1ei Al iae p1,se, seaiD 9 ,iarsou nor
ssied CITY Of DaLs for Ae"forA' Anp A1ora
SET AsTLS Del 25rbc ship Gen S9Oey for Aa'.,rp.
Ph.dpna Bansor slh put be.-lae Il n- ~ en IL e'
FOREIGN PORTS.
Iospox June 25Sad Tor The United Rnss.
Norm ss SNOW ear1 Dl., PEI no. - % - AZ
aaanay. Nellie r. Cae Pe'iean ond Lro- Ar'Te cat
Valley F,ige Gas, ns.es Rne4 nae lei
81 on TIE 2JIa senio a. ned
WIG fo tas Tees, Ltis, IaH--i D4si-E iueieh 1'n
Na1.o g.. tikir en- L. fiha an
John Clsrs tb- Jltd stats: uonif"e
ST JouSs n. -rhs amIp kOt-af o. Der prsass
sa@l 30 iJfoa
30 ar =
HALPAx n 2J-rhe schL Ocean Llf has Aivel 1e~
maternal ht1 h4-strs var s~fnsip o.
n beiOTr ire - orc 'H
60 TYnd are f,rg-.s. Lac steamship al
srd1fr ,a SevfoanluL The - m s.eih. -noa-Aai ar
rived Aer. he roftsn4
DISASTERS.
The FrsAef o1f4fd
the l1t aird
At Santi r. spanish bugIntEs
LOsDos. iar!e1a PLla
depuna, has sruV q Brcme-, mIch daniZef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26

BALTIMORE June 25-C.rrLR ,cve soa - esr 'e-y s-'s
6n7 geaera rated fi qapsg, Jdoc aeaas
or good FAIR auHtv rrcrio,s 1913 heal als $50 80
lsc hEber safes a. q. 1o ~
reoe pit B2o -.
scye; receipts hesvy sales at froa- reeeiVs
ABA head.
Carc,eo June r1zRcc-ipts 600 market FOR s.eS
sr uachrys a. 5O1 - 5Ir
prime through 1-rias ~ 8 ~s3 1J p
emit. bOO
LvE Hos.-Recepss 1900. nartet tm and uneh-ng rir
Nth mot % the sAses a. % Dos
80 90 70 nsiam good ssaparnts, ll,OVD
sHkzp-lreep., 8OO maset Sue, - - 90 is Hehsa 70
choice. ahipmea a. 15U.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26
BASEBALL.

The Mutuals of this city played their third
game Of the championship series with the Philadelphia
Club at Philadelphia, yestrrday. The game was won
by the heaviest batting general fielding Of the clubs
being poor Tue Philadelphia made IA nrst-Dase hts
with a total OF 10 The Mutuas II. with total OF H.
Ne Caup of the Athletics umpIrri the game 10 the
Satisfaction VI DOtu clubs Following 10 the score "
'1''''N' Isl. % g. 4h 9Th. 9th 7th. 9Th 9th Total
RI,Ai .sa 4 Z : i-i3
r., on .ro,s-Ph ladephia. q. Mutual D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26
TROTTTNG AT WAvERLY PARK.
THIRD DAY OF THE BEACON PARK RACES

THIRD DAY OF THE BEACON PARK RACES
BOsToN, June 25.-The June meeting at
Beacon Park continued to-day in the presence Of
large number of spectators There were two Faces on
the card the for horses that had never beaten 2;4
with starters. the bay mare Lady Mac was
avorte before the start selling for $40 King William
$50: Ben smith the same amount and the field s25.
After the first heat the odds were heavy on Smith
the ed but they changed again at the close Of
the third heat. and after Kate Gilbert had won
After contest Of heats the first favor
lite won. The second for horses in the G29
class and five OF the eight entries started There was
considerable money staked this Tne brown
stallion Hamperon was the first choice at SO: Annie
Collins siO Carroll $685. and field go. The follow
iug are the summaries:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26

,u,d Che floating debt of the District begin their
worry n will be foupd that the liabilities will far
exeeed what has even been suspected. The late
Legislature appropriated considerable sums Of
money for the expenses Of the Board OF
Health. and as far as can DO learned
from the reports. these sums appear TO
have been paid But the fact is. that the Board OF
Health has received little money from the Dis
trict Government since its foundation. All OF the
other special funds and appropriations will be found
to be creditors for large amounts due from tho DIS
trict Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26
GAME SHOOTING AT oswEGo.

OswEGO, June 25.-The New York Assocla-
tion for the Protection OF Fish and Game began their
spcl..trap shooting this morning with 1ol entries.
They mad good strong wild birds. and the contest for
the priz.s was exciting. Mr.. Z. Hudson or syracuse
won the first prize, W. :. Blrnuin o. Syracuse the
second W F. Murray ~ Seneca T lis the third, ana
r. b. Strong Of syracuse the fourth lhey pesan Noih
an IIe donnie ORD shooting the afternoon with
81 entries 20 birds each anu two teams OF eIsAI "eie
scored. the highest score made was 10 KlI'eu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26
Spec,ai Notices

.,.r,ry y,n can brhoh The ng ard b. ufJ
w -, - he u-d states hut mfrs rsm igufers fsaii
w. 10 mi,.tr, In fare 10 100 fss. a-n
- 4. a. .a i thens me-.
- nj t II Al once and free fe1t hssf
gssrcrs $40 yAnssIs. e2ng -oass D '" 49, ~
p..t.iIf,ce Nolce-r6s NAILS r0g EChOsy 'e ibs SEX
sDns sKrlAr JAIs ~. ls se. A. go -
On TrESDh At Ga a m WEDNESDAY, ~ W aSd u ~ %
'"N" - I. L. l,MAS. p, =
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TIE FIRE RECORD.
IN GREEN co. KY.-Loss OF LIFE.

IN GREEN CO. kt.-LOoS Or LIFE.
LOUISVILLE, June ga letter to The Courier
Journal says the Of John d. Scott 10 Greene Co.,
KY. was burned early Sunday morning. The family
were all asleep the youngest daughter OF Mr. Scott
when aroused. jumped from the sccond-story WINDOW
and escaped. Another daughter aroused the family and
they all got house except this daughter and
son Of william Perkins, I6 years old. After Mr. scott
found that mis- daughter was still inside OF the burning
building, went back INTO the flames and was never
again. Later the day few homes were fouIi@-
ana that remained of the three persons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26
A CORRECTION.

To ne Editor Of The Trtou"e
SIR; The announcement IN your Issue OF
to-day that our firm had been robbed OF large sum Of
money is untrue. The report originated from the
fact that an enpioye of corporation of which ono OF
tho of our frn President. who was nrustec
WITH a. cas- 10 deposit the Company In bank has die
apnearod win tAe money. by inserting te above Jou
pP na,tSe M PALMER 4 co.
WI. nn =, "a AZ r,lnre 81 Nt,,- York June y. 1874
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uoMEsTlC MARKETS.

NEvOKLKAS. JuRs Al on DELL and o~eri White VI TeA S
yellow Axef Bran aul s-d lswrr 95c
Hsy-Pnas in sarvboue 50 Pcrss,eek s-ld sl1
Com Mel anaor At - 7Ja ~ S. hs a. =. OgA~ sess
changri Gen lliS BErhsGs-NewYoft Ssh premium Ser
ling 5.s+A@
2iOO bbs az % hr So Sprnr Il - fof Anh,f Nnf
- Winter 10 Tor Do KA.ra. Wheat iaN 'A''
81 aal Extra wse Melisi "a II o. COL AG2,5 "
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IN YONKEDG

A fire broke out at about a. m. yesterday,
IN a BAKERY on Main-st., near Gettysquare, Nonsers
The flames communicated feed and grain store
stable and the sheds attached to 81. Johns Church
which we're adjoining, ana all were totally consumed
A lor in the stable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26
,,rr.rruc OF TILE NEw.YoRK CANAL BOARD.

ALBANY, June 25.-At the meeting OF the
Cana Board to-day Chas Hilton appointed Division
Engineer IN place Of j. N Greene, resigned s. h. Bah
cock WAS appointed Resident Engineer, aud L. T. Rig
new Weigh Master al Rochester vice p. sSartz, TT
sigued The Board then adjourned TIL July IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26

The fIercfu iian Is nercal Ia fEIs Beult.-sIors>s
AM cattle Do6 20 ohur
should be b. time F0UrFs hoRss
CATTLE POWDER nabe Animal my be saved
Reuem yer the 1ane-Pous or.e Cattle Posa.s SOLD By ali
druggists and dealers medicine JOaS HERI. CUERAs 20.
Pfopnetor al Colege-pllce. NeEYOk
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rrI.EGRAPHIC NOTES. Z

The trotting horse sam fuilH vas soia on
~ =, sssol ~ s.n IraIe.oo s-4s1O1 ffaaA As'11
q purchaser =.
CIV Moses of South Cafolina has paIdoned
H. "a. ss,,,,r,,s ~,-s B.rn&S sis Convicted o, corr-p
teTins sese1oei Gogech'eT " o. 'Ha ~ can
the PEI
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA Jun. 25-spaas,h Gold. 29l 9292 BIs,Eze IA fa
dsna1a Usie states, 10 days eunsaey ~ SY Rss
muir sight l6OAl52 premium; snort VI sht Eoh trn -,
urea Lseoh, zl0d2iZ premium ou rsfs, loVd 70.
pg mun Slgaf No IL D. b.. 2id24 = rcais AFrfooe
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> FRIDAY, JUNE &c, Tls74-wfTH SUPPLEMENT

Livingston. The battalion VIII be revived o. p "a
to-day by Cen Shaer. and will then take tue eioc5
boat for Boston. escvrted by the 72d Regin1cnt