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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-06

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-06

S5 3n elmer S6alprliuus antpprtsts sin
9unse auf bic 8rass mic pisl CT Singer an ben
Sanesn unp 3sbsn an ben 5ii6sn babe" ua8.
BEN sr bic ~srlfersn ssiablt /: Ain cen Saneen ba.
be i6 Ssbn Singer, absr bic 3sbsu fam i& bsuts
ni4t sablsn neil i& wsssn Der prafuns Stisfsl
anbabe."
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11
CIVIL NOTES.

In the United States District Court, yester-
day. in the collision case Of James A. Austin the owner
Of canalbOat agt the steamer City Of Paris Judge
Blatchord held that the canalboat and the steamer
were equally at fault and directed the entry oI decree
apportOning the damages.
The suit of Henry A. Richards agt Yelling
ton Co.. for the alleged conversion Of $4,000 worth Of
Wines was closed yesterday in the Supreme Court Cir
cuIt Brooklyn, before Judge Tappen, who decided on
motion OF defendants counsel that the pantlns were
plaintiff had shown conversion but an actual sale 0
the wines. for which the plaintiff had been paid.
The suit Of John Castree, executor OF Mrs.
Efie Simmons. who died in Brooklyn recently has
ended in the Supreme Court, Circuit. Mrs. Simmons
left worth Of property of which her son. Peter j.
was eott,ed To one.balf and Selma G. Gibbs claimed
the other half as the daughter Of william Simmons,
younger OF the testatx The jury found that there
was marriage between William Sim mons and Cornelta
Potter the mother OF Selma g. Gibbs and that the de-
fendant is tho legitimate offspring Of that marriage.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11
DEPARTURE Of FOREIGN UAILA
rTJTRs0Al, Jrxg II

Mails for Rurope Cheboag and Hsmoor e semsno
Prss IL 80 suDpenettarv MAJ, 10 eb<a - ,
PostOmce at l:io Steamship as from per fses Of
Thirdst oboseu This steamship takes Pussan eIosef h.L
close Supplementary Mail closed the fostoufe !"
2:4O D. m Steamship from Pier No. Norte hreL
Msu for Bermuda steamship Csnms close at IL ~
FRIDAY. JuSa IL
for sewfort PostOmee eerv day
o D. n. Halifax.
Halax n closed 81 the Newiors rosto@se every
LAY st .. n. and goes VIA Boston =,
M. for Europe via Liverpool BY the AeAmshp
Celtic close ct l2 Supplementary Mail closed Z. 'he Po.t
Omee at l:3O Steamship sails al p H. ITO" r'e' "" 'H
North River. ..,.-. n
For the Continent and Bremen via soathampson and B
men by the steamship IL 80 Supplementary MAI
closed the PostOmee 1900 Steamship sails " p n
from Pier foos Of Third st.. Ho0oken
Direct Mall sent nv this 1De
For French by the steamship lafayette mah eo~
l2M sesmship sails 3 D. from Pier No 81 North RIVER
Mails kev West bv steamship Clyde. close al y e"A"
ship sails Q 3 D. n, from Pier No 20 r. X.
SUNDAY JuNR IL.
All at II o'clock The rostonoe open nos
~ In
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11
PASSENGERS SAILED.

For pRRMEN-Tn skansAip June l0O.es Bcrnemabn
Mooney Mrs Jennie Mooney and eh1 ,hares hehne Ut
Mra A. Moles aad child, ID. Betancou. b. La1ae simsen
Hepp J. Morse A. Moelther D. Msther Mrs Keller Mr. IN
gemaru Hener Fsber, wife, and child Miss L. faoer VI.
Mrs Annie kleen. Rev r. ener<
MA T. Ftchtenberg Mrs Knusse A. BornemaEn Mrs J.s
G. Rnss Bsbb, c. Newport T. Steiner MS, steiner '" p0''
bach ComsY f. wssse ami Geo steinbr.her MI ,
and Mr.. II Thomas Duru B. r. Winnrop n
lanes stone IT, Rowland W. w Couche r. H. Ransom
O. McComb n ID. Meukep. Miss H. Woodhal, knsman sotn
Hutrhiuson W p. Ward, Robert Nathao Mar bar
oeher W. Il. Phillips, Ben Hasrave, Mr. and MT. r.
j. Hubbard aud maid Ben Bergard, Mrs Bergad MIS- pspsu
Lous Bergad g. spEyba spxtynis, Mrs A. wilkins .ho NJ
and Mr.. g. W. Banks Nesb Mr. and Mrs Leon ABBOT! an
SON. r. Beauch Mr. G6an, Col Jas Tat NJ has.S
Mr. and Tbo Sloane, Gen Benaries and WIFE, M ana hs
Noble King, E. j. King j O. Glaze Arthur and rrsnh o
Mrs. Courage and chliren Miss cray MISS sesoI' r.
Boddus.on Robert aae George Baum Mr. HsnIy Msan W.
Nrkwood Prof BENZ Pierce and WIFE, Mr. biz enrI Kes.SoS' %
Mas Csis Miss Clarke, Mr. Agnew Mr. .nd Mrs W. Sooan.n
Miss Annie Ward w. L. Ogden Napier Mr. and MI. Aeind
sehlaudeI Mr. and Mr.. B9yker Ms Boyks' S's NJ
S and MT NJ :sS .SsI Mr. roi Mo.cn s.' Geo w.,oa. n.
maid. H. Tompkins Mr. and Ms T. H. Ward M ss'Sa snd
Mr. and Mira B. Csren W. j. Hoppiu, Dr. Hotpp g. w. Tse
ton John T. Faroev T. Ciohecy Mr. Osbooe, Chs hnese,
~ Never Mr. and Mrs Pes RUSSELL Miss Russell, Wenber j.
Geo Lewis Jas Broose @. Bernd NJ. Cumming W. Fos,
kett aud Mta Geo Dickens Mr. Webster stfsensn NJ La
Mrs kellogg Bell Arthur Parnwe John Howard hoaa
Redmond ssIou Nj and M Desponnisr fntdman M Aa
Mrs II. g. Sherman.
FOR LIvERpOOi-rn s,nmshp Wisonsin Jnue oMr and hs
a b. Morewotd Emily Morew ood Miss Louisa morewoo " b'
Morewood IT, H. Mowood. Capt j. Bean Col Wm was
J. Connolly Fred Connolly MISS bhlsben 'oh'
noy Isaac b. Crane John Williams Mr. and Mrs Tbso .toe,
Mrs Johnson Miss Evans, G. jenkins John Miller nst''
DR. j. r. stesrns WEYMOUTH Mr. and Mrs John hDg homt
Stark Nj. and Mrs Lgsaret Count and Coahes ..~n 49,
SchuID H. b. Banks, Jose Fernandez D. Soiah0Nen' ~ d. '
Nj Nr
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11
4 PREMIUM on DOG-STEALING.
HOW THE NEW ORDINANCE WILL BE TURNED TO
PROFIT.

HOW THE NEW ORDINANCE WILL BE TURNED TO
PROFIT.
Despite the protest of the Board OF Health,
the dog ordinance Will be enforced and after to-day
All dogs must be muzzed under penalty If found un-
mnzzled of being killed. Tue city authorities have
leased for a pound small lot in West Thrty-seventh-
ST. between Tenth and Eeventh-aves. Here the dogs
will be kept for As hours their capture At the end
OF that time they will he put in large tank when mas
been constructed at the end Of the LOT, aud Will be
otbered TO death with gas reward OF 80 cents VIII
he maid for every dog brought to the pound The ne
that such reward would soon be paid for dogs has
STIMULATED boys and young for week past to hunt
far the proscfbed animals with eye to future profits
Doubt,ess almost every vagrant dog in the city has
already been captured, and many other dogs whose
owners have lost sight Of them Hundreds OF persons
vent TO the Pound with dogs yesterday, ana re!ireu
mnch dsappoped upon learning that the doors had not
yer bee opened Several brought -FOUR or nve ooss
and some the heard 70 boast that tney ha
dogs enough TO Keep them busy for week. IN PAST
Years when q similar ordinance was enIorceo,W was
sscertaped that reckless often seized dogs wneh
were nuzzed took the muzzes en-, boldly carried tno
animals the Pound, aud claimed tae reward. !"
Tie owners OF such animals an opportunity 70 caim
tbem the Pound will keep the dogs alive lot Ao
bours after their capture week hence owcrs OF
viii doubress find that their pets VIII nave 10 Dc
vent under lock and key The Pound Is situated pear
TIC statio house of the Twentieth Precinct Ponce.
can't McDonnei intends to have several policemen on
omar at the Pound to-day, who VIII assist ne founu-
masaer in receiving the animals IL possible inc pou
men win compel the captors o the dogs 10 get III line
aud deliver their prey in the order OF ARRIVAL.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11

The trial of Alderman James Dunn ana
John J. Campbell indicted for alleged election frauds
iu the Ist District Of the Sixth Ward Broohlyu' was
begun before Judge Reynolds In the Brooklyn City
Court yesterday morning b. F. Tracy the couasei Ior
the accused. moved to have the indictments qusshed
The FRS, count charged two persons Jointly Win dis
tuct and separate oenses and there was no
between the oneuses Of the two mon IL e vel estao
hshed that two persons cannot oe joined ID an
ment unless there 10 community OF CRIME. ,nn p.D
was ,hsoelv fatal to every other count IN the ndct-
meut except the last, which alleges conspiracy E1-
Judge samuel d. Morris replied to Mr. Tracys argu-
men, but Judge Reynolds granted che MOTION made oy
the dsfendanis council Tar q II related 10 'ne nrs'
count and ali other portions save the charge OF con
spirscy lively tilt then took place between neas.'
Tracy and Norris the former raising the question:
ialtes :nt to appear in the case Tnis point nsVax
le:s sstted n r. uorsisS favos ~ CALICO % '"e W.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11
THE COURTS.
sPRAGUE NOT TO BE PROSECUTED

SPRAGUE NOT TO BE PROSECUTED.
JUDGE DANIELS DECIDES THAT HE CANNOT BE TRIED
ON THE REMAINING INDICTMENTS
At the opening of the Special Court of Oyer
and Termner Of Kings County yesterday the Hon.
Joshua NJ Van COtt resumed his argument IN the case OF
exTreasurer sprazue the question whether the de-
fendant could be tried under the pending Indictment as
he had already been acquitted on the charge OF embez
element. Justice Daniels rendered this decision:
The fret Indictment recites that defendant was
with &5OOOOO by the city, and that 1t was his
duty to keep the same IL then charges that he unaw
converted the at divers times to his own use Inc
that defendant wiIfuy frauduently and corrupty alb
stracted and applied the money TO his own use: Inc
charging part OF each indictment Ia substantially the
same II was merely necessary TO aver IN
indictment for maeasance that duty was Imposed
and then charge the neglect OF tnat duty iIe
charges defendant with wuly abstraeting ana appro
priatng funds and the Charter makes that onense m
construed covering the ofense defined In the fourth
section Of the Charter already alluded ar @ s TO- I, yer E
fendant under this indictment III THIS man mas oeeh
guilty Of neglect Of duty II better of ae public IN
tried for that oHense.
Mr.. sprague was then formally acquitted and warmly
congratulated by his friends. This decision excludes
the trial Of Sprague upon OF the other indictments
and gives him the status Of having been wrongfuly de-
prved his property which he turned to the city
sures beyond doubt, many think, It's return to him
upon the suit now pending for the recovery OF the
amount from the city. NJ. T. Rodman cannot be tried
for according to an understanding entered
into with the authorities he agreed States
evidence and the fnal result will undoubtedly be. that
while 1t is matter OF common notorety that the City
Treasury been robbed Of thousands OF dollars no one
convicted, and the city will have TO suffer the
entire loss.
prominent Brooklyn lawyer and eXiudge stated to
a TRIBUNE reporter last night that sprague's counsel
had already sgniaed his intention Of moving nolle
proseQui the OF his cliens and that the District
'orney would not oppose it, He said that according
to the decision Of Judge Daniels the remain
ing charges against sprague were only so many
counts on single Indictment. The fact OF Sprague's
acQutta would operate favoraby, he said In his suit
against city for the recovery Of his property which
he claims he turned under msappreheusion as to
his responsibility and Rodman had turned States
evidence could not be tried the result would be that
while the city treasury had been robbed Of thousands OF
dollars no would be punished for the theft and the
ity would have to suffer the entire loss.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11
THE NORTHERN BOUNDARY SURVEY.

The work of surveying the boundary be-
txeen the United States and the British Possessions
begup last year under the charge OF Archibald Camp
bell. Commissioner for tue United States. and ID. T.
Cameron Commissioner for the British Government
viii soon lie resumed Surveying parties have recently
left Manitoba for the point at which work was
last year. about miles west OF Fort Buford o' the
lth ipst Commissioner Campbell m',or VIZ iNinnf'
rn,., .s,,ouomer and Capt j. r. Gregory aud L. Bass
.si.,.,,s. I,ent r " Green, who has charge of the
ToIosrsphea Corps; Messr Eiserton; Dy"Itrs s, WI
sou aud Dr. McGhlcuddy, ASSISTANTS ~ 'o % III 49, ' ~, M
ant and others left ST. Paul for Fort Bn!ord oo Inc
Missouri RIVER There the party W De Iornea NY
Which nave been sLiti0aed VI Forts balofas Moe'
stevenson, end To ton alifrnE tile W'ntef.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11

and circulation Of trust company 10 be eligible ~
director Of savings bank THtrd The amount allowed
in any one yesT 70 be increassd rom saoo 70 900
fourh: The profits 70 he divided among depositors
seiDanDusly TO amount not TO exceed six per cent
per annum, and the surplus after reservng three per
cent OF the entire amount Of deposits as contingent
fund TO be divided every four years as an extra divi
dend upon the deposits that have remained n the bank
exceeding ten per Of tho total amount OF deposits
may be made personal security and Investments 70
bosd s OF 30 per esas are na Sd %
Lhe investment OF funds In mercantile paper bearing
the signature Of only person or firm to be proho-
lted a. also the oanng OF funds upon such paper as
security, without taking additional security equivalent
10 an absolute Endorsement DY some party
whose guarantee Endorsement OF such paper would
lully secure the same. The recommendations OF the
commissioners under consideration by tue Com.
mttee on Banks, and many OF them are strongly Op-
posedb by the savings bank managers
connection with the railroad OF the state other
than the proposed change In the method OF appointing
the Railroad the application OF the so.
YORK line to point near New-iiaven at an average
distance Of two three miles from the track OF the
pcrmission 10 bridge The Housatonic River. On this
application the general merits Of :ne proposed road
are being discussed before the Railroad Committee Tue
New-York NewHaven, and Hartford Company appear
IN opposition to the granting OF the application, and
nave attempted to show that the new corporation 10
merely obbng operation IN the interests OF specua
tors. and that the proposed road never be q
dividend paying concern. The hearing before the Com
mtee has already lasted week. and the testimony has
taken wide range and been OF a very conflicting
nature. II Is difficult to predict when hnal adjourn
nent will be reached Tue long sessions OF the Connec
tcut Legislature que entirely TO legislation OF
Constitution of the State As members are now paid an
annual salary In lieu OF the per diem compensation
which they formerly received, aud which might have
may safely be assumed that they Will bring their
deliberations to close at tue earliest possible day.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11

tered plea OF not guilty. The drawing Of jury TOOK
up the remainder Of the days session Several interest,"
whether he defense had the right OF five peremptory
challenges five for each Of the accused The latss
defined to be the intent OF the law judge heynous
tied to ten peremptory challenges The next point was
to whether the prosecution had the right OF
ing their privilege Of peremptory challenge after the
Jurors had all been passed Gen. Tracy held that tney
could not and Mr.. Morris that they could Inc Juuge
undecided the right OF the prosecution to have
ten peremptory challenges The jury, as finally drawn,
comprised the following: .f-I
Preston X Moody, Frank F. Jones' siasson Reid James
NJ. Hacker, George Hermann, Lehmann Schloss. hugh
d. McGoyern. Frederick T.. Botrdse, Frederick s. OTIS,
Edward A. Dickerson. Charles o. Anderson, and Jere-
m leef-
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11

Charless request Mr.. Min consented to sit to Mr..
Watts When the original was completed, Mr..
Watts having fallen in love with his sitter declared
he could not part with it unless he permitted
to make copy. TO this Sir Charles consented, and
this copy is the picture now hanging in the Royal
Academy Exhibition. 1t is O very solid and noble
piece Of painting and nothing better could be de-
sired as a likeness of Mr.. Mill. l trust money
enough may be found somewhere to secure it its
proper destination and that the money may not
come out OF Mr.. Albert Grants pocket. q. W. 8.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11
p1SSEyGERS ARRIVED.

PROM HAMBURG-In steamship Le,sng, June lO-Fr Keller,
Leurge Ernst Preudenbeg JAG Hoffman, Radoph Forre "
Ninth August Tbe Miss hixne Roeufed Mrs. mary Enses MIS-
FIedeke Meehoh Miss Josephine Rueus Josef o1@'na and se
Carl Muller Dr. Amandus stamm, Mr.. Dickson - ~ ~ =,
RR0W HAyASA-In ,.edrssaip Columbus, JuN l0-P e. del
Rios. u1ada Mone Reea Nune Gasdpe Sunes Puse Nnei l.
P.r-io a. Fernandez A. Alms Lorenzo Garcia Jolquin orre
Jose Qunana saga D. Domingue, B.eyaa Halle, ns.ea
sosptoa d. Silva r. Tomaso, C. DIX Carmea Pars kolaS
de g. Rolande Alexander Dunlap Martinez Lino pasne,o'
Ism.s Rosers Fsll Garcia Ros Jemes foga
William AIe G. o. Fowler. D. Fowler Pema Caf, fst-
r.m ELe Perpsh Peuad G. Davs H. O. Ramiee, r. e. La
sedo D. ]. Loayrs, J. Fueates p Abades oeyanon "
Ruand Angela Baker Adde snov hus.
Moptsp Adela Bsnero Bars Charles smisb. Andrew
Spear John Rose Thomas Smith, and Is In the sIeersg
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11
DECISIONS-JUyE 10.
,prvioy Court-SpeeidI Ierm-By Judge Speir

Swperior Court-SpeeidI Ierm-By judge SPELL
sayn AT SaynMotou stay OF proceedings dnei with costs
Howell sgt GrwoMoton in both denei with costs baien
hop g MeCahL the order granted on the "a day June oe
ysratd Oreu art Merchants Co-Mouon for trial
ruled.
Common Pleds-Specidl Term-By judge Loew.-
Nny.y agt denied without costa Dever agt Hand
granted condition that plaintiff he security for costs
The Mayor. &c N Y-See memorandum IFead"y
agt. .LopgstreeI-Motion granted.
Supreme Court-C Chdmbrs-By Judge Lawrence
Insee for counsel Marin ag heDer
denied (Meml Smth-Metion granted
with $lO cost. Man sgt Feiing.-Granted
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11
CRIMINAL NOTES.

George L. Smith was committed for trial yesterday
nv uc Morgan At the Jefferson Police Court charged With
attempting pass forged order for 81 % on AdoPh Muller OF 10
2S4 uso presented the order which paported 70
he signed by George Winters Ecke Wners brewers
OF Fet Mr. Muller suspected that the order forgery and
upon CATION that bis suspicious correct
Thos. Reilly charged with keeping gambling
hon at No 22O Bosery sgned the Tombs Police Court
stera and 81 900 bail Justice Pamner james Reagan
was aagued having from Dennis Bushe 10 whom he
had been that the boy had been treaed
and Justice that the
cesp examination Of Mrs Bohper charged
degree by Henry Piecus Of No. oOA Csn 81
resulted l the eomUttal VI The prisoner Tor trail
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11
AN ,ysuRAycE COMPANY EMBARRASSED.

The Market Insurance Company, which was
organized after the Chicago fire, with 100000 capital
was unfortunate enough to lose >soo BY the Boston
ne. The referee reports that they have reinsured all
risks have Of not $4,000, and he recon-
mends that Henry Freeman. former Secretary or the
Company, be appointed receiver. motion to that
effect was made to Judge Lawrence yesterday Decision
reserved.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sum dsps,,,,.. 1928 1880 Moon nses.. 2lc
gIGH
candy Hook 45O Gov Island $50 Hell Gate PerJ 7l9
DAY.. -.
Sandy HSok 5l9 Isapd... o37 Hell Gate feys IAo
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE


PORT OF Newly YORK. 10
CLEARED.
s,ssmsSp 9 seStis a. tB Lot liverpool
Steamship Arch Druid r Thomson Hamburg Punch seI
steamship W. l. seholten Due Hu. Roei.~ Fu,eh EdJ'
sse.msHp Leo Dearborn savannah Murray Ferris 60
Steamship Manhattan WSohal caaes,on J. W & 9sa'aa @
oa sfsahS po%iaSn ;a.s Steamship SSii CO. A'.-' '' ~
SHIP e Piu. Uf, Borsnd Lcaioa Gna6sl Mpsa,a Co.
s s1E' Essss s.''s niSss: ais
Bar. & Ey 4sIs' s.s s dts Esaf .as: rsG:'S e Gs' a
Bark sdnensr stang (SOr Faeheneers, Rotterdam Tss''
BARK LELAND (Sorl Parsk..n, Alca Puneh Edys sCo
Bs B.s ksS.s ksS ss AZ: $a%p;F
Bari aS .s.. % Gi:.e' as,sf.2 fsa.s hG;
Bar. J9Sss Be s.aa k,a sTs n rS Edge Co
Bar. Bar. sei"See s@ W.sssn Brasso u
s:.. R%: Rq:1 e ST S'rs s,I. nss. sSs. a IS
S.ss. i sTRs y:s1y c;'RsS R.ss.
E: g .; T sss: sss al; se;s's s'iii ssa w
,lasa P:ss,dfSff %a a. dsI. f.;.'0' Son
sss s y bsHse s, BsT sans Pi's1 PsisS AnSos
s:s s:s es Ss. rFSa; Pss;.s s'fsss, il Ps
Sch. Edsta Post, Ru.ti9, NsW.aavep Racket &Br~
sehr Starlight, Graham, Hartford. Racket Bro
senr Cora, Bash Norfolk T. staples
s'n: I,rs sss sssss e TSSSSy Sss Hamburg Nay a' '
steamship minnesota @ Bds%s I IL.sPoSi Ma. a. and e''.a
Steamship Tnurinsl. e.I Never Hamburg May a. and H.'
30tb with mese aHd pass to kunhard. ca m
Ans Steamship c q Galveston Evans, June D. With
S.es.bp ssn s. Terry sayar Newber c. With naval
Is:sss Dssasp 4 4 day. MD % .s
MEMORANDA.
S,,a vas.as S. s' sp f: as@ s''''' arrived '''
FOREIGN PORTS.
Hoso Koso Chin, June 10 The Pacific Mall ,tt.nD sha:
sale, hence to-day Francisco Yokohama With full hss u
'Hrsw.lI Jass s-The Pacific Mai. ste.u.hp coppny. steam
.bp Panama the sth IN ii das sesmfns from
S'I % June loThe Line steamship PeOssyss
'.e .l port 1 S P5esaa . ...aU sGs ,..a fro. hi.
Suass.rows Jaae pn,n Line steamship City Of Psn'.
SS sor1T.spros Jae srhs .sss.sp Rhen -Yo',
Icspcs ios.ied I .5s gsied States: rraa Pr,n.
co.a Lewis L. soures A,d DsIisrvss and pse
c ss .Ss s. si s NJ s the s
on 9th p,t Clsra Mars Coninta A. aud Lovu Abk Az
ss f1s he ion ssa..s. I'd
arrived fou the United State; essss sSa
obersa
,s s.1 s.ss Ds .as sn ss
German Isrt Asna PaaAer sA Bsa' .esr
% s, s.s s S % 4. s sIsr
.s Wet ds e. s:.4s..s sssa s% ~ iss s'' FOR
S sS e's s. e. I'D ss,' cS r.
Yoik; sbE T. Broxp. FOR Pb,isiaipha ,i-..., 4, a..
Ts.: : = S.s: :s s;
g.. s. s M..:. ss S s'
G,s Lalhrvp Cspe hasus seheossn Lsnsoe n0T ssns
Ituood from Bssees Anna kT. nSa Sssos,as atss-
h.ha fvm fa; se v" omp 0o rsnsseos pesos,
bsrk Dsasi Dspe from Llssrp OF ~, !, >,
Poay kei.. I.,s s, Arn,ei shr Hoos On k,s Bo.,.
Del, l0rsssed eoua ehrs Assy ws.nsoo
10, Bsbadoes kchad Rhodes from Barscoa Rand Corvn.
Tor bo.ton Dpr or sseH Cara s Bssss u.
+ Hedge for Washington, ID c.
DISASTERS.
Lnspos Jups l0Tbe German EBsfge om Nsw0rlsas
Ssa she has eight feet of her bold k srsw
safely ssd-d The Italian b-rx Pensvsnp cs bssIos
Posoh lsy khe eIpseeesd hrsy
svsts ss Psn u hss esses vss ~
LsS.cd
lIo~ Laka SAsp Asvs ~ Nna Rass1
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11
CALENDARS-THIs DAT.


223. Gallup sgt Lederer.
227. Abbott, kn. agt. Gilmore.
230. Brown agt. Lounsbeuy.
23l. Livingston agt. Livingston.
232. Compton sgt. Weeks.
234. .ByIbee agt Comptoa.
x3o. .Reebers sgt. Schultz