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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
Orders Of Assfgnment and Detachmcnt-
The Fever as Pensacola.

Orders Of Assignment and Detachment
The Fever at Pensacola.
WASHINGTON, Oct 20, 1874.
Commander G. C. Witse is ordered to special
duty IN taking charge OF draft Of men for the re-
ceiving ship Independence, to leave in the Pacific
mail steamer OF the Gath INST. Midshipman John
w. Beane, to duty In the North Pacific station;
Boatswain Charles Miller, to the naval station at
League Island, Pa.
Commodore Pierce Crosby is detached from the
Washington Navy Yard and placed on waiting or
ders Commander r. s. McCook from the Ports
mouth (N. H. Navy Yard and placed on waiting
orders; Lieutenants r. z. Hooker, James w. Car
lin and Edward ". Renney, from torpedo duty and
ordered to the hydrographlc ofice; Lleutenants
f. w. Crockcr, +. narlord, Ii. q. .. Colby
Z. ID. Taussig. Theodorlc Porter, l.. c.
Logan and A. Il. Corden, IRON torpedo
duty and placed on waiting orders: Lieu
tenant r. Al. q. Brown, from torpedo duty
and ordered to duty as executive Olfcer OF the
Despatch: Lieutenant ]. NJ Hawley and Master
X. G. Peck, from torpedo duty and ordered to duty
on the coast survey; Ensign John e. Roller, from
the Roanoke, and ordered to duty in the North
Pacific station; Mldsnipman w. Alderdice. from
receiving ship Potomac, aud ordered to duty on
the North Pacific station.
THE FEVER AT PENSACOLA.
telegram received at the Navy Department
this morning from Captain A. A. Scmnes CON-
manding at the Pennsylvania Navy Yard, an
nounCes that Creigler machintst OF the tugboat
Rose; U'D0wd, fireman, and BerrOman. seaman,
OF the Ajax, were attacked with lever on sunday.
ODowd died; the others are doing well.
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POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY,
conducted by
f. L.. YpuMANS.

= L. l.. YUUMANS
Contents Of No. 81. for November
Samuel Lockwood Pb. d. dIustratedD
ii. Herbert spencer and the Doctrine OF Evoluuo0
Editor
III. Human Locomoton. uustrated)
~. Educated 50 Death.
v. The Respiration OF Plants BY Emile Algiave.
vi Facial Anomalies. By Dr. Karl Muller.
VII. Concessions OF reformed Smoker. BY Francis
gerry Fairfield.
VIII. woman Suffrage as Affecting the Family BY J.
! TX. Joseph Pricstcy. BY T. H. Huxley, LID. ,.
X. Sketch of Prof HacckeL tPortrait)
ing--Proessor CAirncs on Woman Suffrage--Tha
Rights OF Originality-Photography and the
Chemical Centennial
Literary Notices:--Clarkes Building Of Bratn-
Andre and Raycts fAstronomlc Pratiquc-fhs
journal OF speculative Phosophy-OEe Year
MacGiniey's Introduction to the Study OF GEM
eral Biology, DC.
Miscellany: Artificial Butter-Thc Todas-Tea
Adultef ations-u sc fulness OF the Robn-How
Leaves are klanched by Blight Sunlght-Fos.
sil Horses-Tidn Influence on vegetable ana
Animal Life-How the Fucgians Keep Warm
&c.
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TIE PROHIBITIONISTs.

Horace v. Rowland Accepts the Nomi-
nation for Court OF Appeals-A Denun-
citation Of the Hepu bllcan Party.
ALBANY, N. Y, Oct 90, 1874.
Mr.. James Brice Secretary OF the Execu.
two Prohibition State Committee, has re-
ceived o letter OF acceptance from Horace
v. Howland who was nominated for Judge
OF the Court OF Appeals py the prohibition
party. Alter denounc,ng in unmeasured terms
the course pursued BY the republican party re-
specting the temperance question, which he
claims drove from its ranks large numbers OF tenn
perance republicans, he says:-
sprane no lite and being at the call Of suffering
needy humanity. reflect whether If it shall forget It's
true mission and refuse battle against the worst
o. all human slavery, II will not be likely
tied reproach and death.
The letter is quite lengthy and positive IN it's de-
clarattOus
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LARGE FIRE IN MEMPHIH
An Entire Block Dcstroycd--The Losses
and Insurance.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 20, 1874.
About half-past seven O'Clock this morning fire
caused by q defective iue broke out In saloon on
Water street. Elliott block destroying the entire
block Among the sufferers are Matt. Monohan,
boat stores, and Elliott Miller steamboat agents
and commission merchants.
TUE PRINCIPAL LOSSES
are as fo!lovs:-
on the building, owned by Shelby county, 100000;
insured for s55 900 the North British, aad $2 500
In the Fireman's Fund, OF San Francisco. Mrs.
McKinie on furniture. Sl,o0o fully insured in the
Planter's OF Memphis. A. Boggiano. saloon So, 900;
Insured IN the Clay. oil Covington, Ky. The losses
OF Matt Monohan and Elliott ~ Miller will PROBABLY
reach $4,000. other parties sustained Snail loss.
The total loss Is about $4,000.
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Iou1sIAHA.
Another Indignstion Meeting ~ white
Lesguers To BE Held-FedeTal Authort-
~ To he Resisted In Reference 20 tho
Coushatta Arrests.

Another Indign alton Msetfns Or White
Leaguers To he Held-Federal Authori-
~ To BE Resisted In Reference 20 the
Coushatta Arrests.
NEW oRLSAHs, Oct. 20. 1874
The city IL greatly excited to-day over the arrest
by federal authority OF the1eged murderers in the
Cousnatta AFFAIR; ana the Bulletin, tho organ Of the
White League, this Afternoon very belligerently
calls for another Indignation meeting ana union
OF the citizens to sustain their brethren OF the
parishes. 1t says, signtncanty:-
"Let tine usurper sec again that the people OF the
city aud State win not submit one moment to his
attempted oppression Of the white race"
The meeting. which win take place on Saturday
night am told. Is to be a peaceabie protest to
show the federal officers and others what the
people have TO complain Of have Just seen At
torney General Field, who intimates that the fed
eral authorities have only just began their work;
that those already arrested are not one-twentieth
OF those who will be- that the arrests will extend
10 the leaders IN this city, and that he Is assured
that Grant mas promised 20 keep the federal troops
here until Louisiana Is as quiet as Massachusetts,.
This may be promulgated to brighten the conser-
vatives and encourage the negroes to appear and
vote. One wing OF the negroes has severed
its allegiance from Kellogg. rhrough
committee United States Attorney Beckwith says
that he will not sustain tie agreement between
United States Commissioner Twitche and the
citizens OF Coushatta to try the offenders in that
parish. as Twltchel mas no authority to act on be-
half OF the United States.
The conservatives have information that their
city leaders will be arrested.
Compromise Ticket In JeHerscn Parish.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 30, 1874.
compromise has been enected In Jefferson
parish between the conservatives and the repub-
npntn toA fho oriA
Coroner and two members OF the Legislature and
Senator. The conservatives nominated one men,
ber Of the Legislature and Parish Judge. The con.
servattve and republican clubs then resolved
Jointly to support e. J. Ellis conservative candi-
date .or Congress-
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1900 persons In astendance. Tho display or csttie
was larger than at the State Fair. and all the
other entries were very numerous. The racing
was very ane.
the first race was for three minute horses for 4
purse OF $600 10 the first $3.50, to the second s17a
TO the third SO. CatSkill Girl. Rutedge, George
r. smith and Lolita starred. Rutiedge won the
nrst and fourth heats Catskil Girl the second and
third aud George 7. Smith the nfth and sixth.
Catskill Girl was distanced by the judges In the
sixth heat alter lthey had waited nve minutes
after the time for her to appear The race waa
then postponed until one o'clock tomorrow.
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the very outset OF my career, which would make
the rule OF my literary life. 10 WHICH I have
Withdraw the charge coDtainsd in the parsaraph
quo oted above, or else 10 name the particular
Fr ench play from which ''Saratoga" was
'Ndapted." Very respectfully yours.
BRONSON HOWARD.
LOTO6 CLUB, New York October 10, 1874
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VERMONT,

Reelection Of George r. Edmunds 70
tho United States Senate.
MONTPELIER, Oct. 20, 1874
The Legislature to-day re elected George r.
Edmunds to be United States Senator from ver-
mont for six years from the 4th OF March next. In
the Senate the vote was % to l. in the House ISL
to 81.
The democrats voted for Edward j. Phelps. and
cast 4S votes. The balance Of the votes were for
Hon. Charles W. Willard Of Montpelier.
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YACHTING NOTES.

Yacht Wandcrer, N.Y.Y.C., MIR. James Stiman,
from New York, passed Whitestone yesterday, en-
route for Portland.
The Manhattan Yacht Club will have a scrub
race, chowder and cambake tomorrow, from
their cub house, loot or East Eighty ninth street.
Yacht Marcia sailed for Cowes yesterday morn.
ing, at haf-past ten O'Clock.
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RHODE ISLAND.

Democratic Nominations for Congress.
PROVIDENCE. Oct. 20. 1874
The democratic Congressional conventions held
In this city to-day were thlnly attended. In
the Second district Alpheus F. Angel presided.
and Mr.. George II. Browne, of Gloucester, was
nominated for Representative and accepted.
In the First district Colonel Samuel Il. Wales
presided. Mr.. Charles r. Butler, OF Warren, was
nominated for Representative.
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FRANCE.
Tbs Republican Sentiment Prevalent in the
Councils General-A separatist Mayor
Removed from Office

PARIS Oct. TO- 1874.
Futy-seven Of the Councils General recently
elected have effected their organization. In
twenty-tnree OF them republican Presidents were
chosen.
TERRITORIAL sEPARATIsr REMOVED FROM OFFICE
the Mayor OF Nice has been dismissed from
once because he recommended Tor election to the
Councils General candidates who were IN iavor OF
the separation OF Nice from France
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CUBA.
Negro lncendiaries in the Field-The Crime To
Be Punished with Instant Death
Spanish Gain in Battle
Bcurss Speculation.

HAVANA, Oct. II, 1874.
The Commanding General OF the Cinco Villas
district reports that on the night OF the 18th inst.
small band Of negroes burned some farm houses
At Vega de las Nieves Pursuit was Immediately
Eiven
DEATH PENALTY PROCLAMATION.
In accordance with instructions Issued by Cap
tain General Concha all enemies captured In the
Held who may be convicted OF incendlarism will
be shot.
SPANISH GAIN N THE FIELD.
In an engagement on the Cattle farm Bartoiome
between band OF insurgents and lorce OF Span
tards the former were repulsed with o loss OF two
killed and one wounded.
BoURSE SPECULATION IN GOLD.
It Is reported that society known as the Liga
Reguladora, organized for the purpose of regulat.
Ing the price Of goo, Will commence operations on
Monday next.
FATAL COLLISION IN THE HARBoR OF HAVANA.
lighter ran into and sank q Custom House
barge on the 18th inst An oflcer Of the customs
service and an interpreter were drowned.
spanish Retnf0rcements Preparing to
Sail For tho Antilles.
MADRID, Oct. 20, 1874.
1t Is expected that battalion OF marines win
Be sent to Cuba by the steamer sailing the last OF
this month.
6encral Concha Said To Have Prepared
= Project OF Amnesty.
HAVANA. Oct. IA, 1874.
General Concha has prepared, and is now wait
ing the sanction OF the Madrid government to
promul2ate, decree Offering free pardon to all
insurgents who lay down heir arms ana surren-
der themselves before the 25th OF December.
Another decree Is also awaiting the sanction Of
she Madrid authorities giving all persons outside
OF the island Of Cuba who have aided or abetted
nair nrNn nnrfU n1
their again becoming citizens oi Spain and taking
she oath OF LOYALTY. The latter decree gives until
the LIST OF March, 1875.
The frlends OF Scuba Lbre' place confidence in
the above reports, and as letters have been re-
ceived here from ManZanilla stating that General
Garcia had in view surrender oi his forces, the
Cuban sympathlZers In Havana are quite In SYM
patny with the proposed DEGREES Of General
Concha. All parties here are or peace.
The above is what learned at the Palace this
morning IN conversation with several spanish
ofncers. give 1t as l received 1t.
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SPAIN AND ST. DOMINGO.
4 Treaty Of Amity, Commerce and international
Recognition Signed in Havana
HAVANA, Oct. 16, 1874.

HAVANA, Oct. 16, 1874.
4 treaty Of recognition, peace. amity. COM
merce, navigation and extradlton between SPAN
and st. Domingo has been signed by Captain
General Concba and Manuel Joaquin Delmonts as
plentpOtentiarles.
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UrAH.

Tho War on Polygamy-Estimate OF tho
Number and Cost of Furnishing tho
Guilty.
SALT LAKE CITY. Oct. 20, 1874
Eighteen indictments were brought in by the
Grand Jury today 1t is stated that some OF the
Aurders committed in the Territory years ago are
being investigated, but 1t is probable that most OF
the indictments found are for polygamy. The Ne,cs
this evening computes the number OF polygamsts
In the Territory ut 1000 men and 5000 women.
and the cost and loss by punishment OF all at
81 QA1 600.
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POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS WITH CANADA.

Negotiations are pending between the Dominion
government and the government OF the United
states Tor rearrangement OF the Postal law be-
tween the two countries.
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FRED A. DOCKRAY.

Private Letter from the Prisoner Of
Spain at Santander.
BOSTON. Oct. 20, 1874.
private letter from Fred A. Dockray to q
friend in this city, dated Carce Naconal, Santan.
der, Spain, September 2l brieny naTrates his
hard experience ol Spanish injustice in Cuba and
adds:-"I naroIy know what my fate is to be.
have to-day received an encouraging telegram
nom General Cushing, our Minister in MADRID"
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WEST SIDE PARK.

Two Trotting Events-Maurfcc DAILY
tho Winner Of tho Three Minute Purse
and Boy the 2:40 Race.
Five hundred persons assembled at West Side
Park Yesterday afternoon to witness the decision
or the two trotting contests announced to take
Mace, the first being for horses that never beat
three minutes, purse OF $500, and the second for
those tnat had not gone under 2:4o at the time OF
closing the entries, purse OF 5000. The track was
not last.
WEST SIDE PARK, JERSEY CITY, OCTOBER 90,
1s7A-FIRsT RAcE.-Purse Of $4O0 for norses that
never beat three minutes; mile aeats pest three
second and $50 TO the third horse. ,Jnoges-W. &.
Dudley, Jonn Harrington and J. J. Felter.
STARTERS.
W. S. Tnoms' 9. 8. Maurice Daly............
A. Bourrett's rn. 8. !. r. GORDON .:.......;.
Thomas Lees br. 8. Judge Bedle formerly
A,hert Moore;s O. m. Hudson Girl. ......... s 3 S
William Austiu's Or. z. Hope. 4
George Manar's 8. N. Drummer Girl. ......
Mr. Duphnm's b. g. Carter. r..................
Thomas sanford's br. m. Jennie formerly
rbomas rpss A' Mahar's Dr. m. Miss dis
Q7Mrter Hail. M,e.
FIRST heat. ............ AZ l:23 2A9
Second neat...''.'.'''' * 1:m % s:4sI assI
SANE DAY-SEcoND RAcs-Purse 5000, for horses
that never beat 2:40; mile heats, best three in five,
in harness; $3.50 to the first, $l75 to the second,
$50 10 the third horse.
?. waterson's B. g. Boy Gianee) ::..;;... ! l
samuel Ross blk. N. Ade!ina 4. !Gadd'sl.
Philip O'Neil's br. e. PM O'Ncil Jr.
B. c. Murray's b. m. Nelly iMurrayl....... 4 4 3
TINE.
Quarter. Udlt ME-
Second heat...........- l.N I't.A
Third heat. 40 l:Ah 2As
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THE B1NeHAMroN JUDICIAL CONVENTION.

BINGHAMToH, n. Y, Oct. 20, 1874.
The Democratic Judicial Convention for this dts
trict which was held here to-day, adjourned with
out making nomination. Judge Countryman,
who would have been nominated, recommended
that David L. Follett, the republican nominee, be
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COUNT Won ARSIM's TRIAL.
4 German Judicial Communion TO Tsks Testi-
mony In Paris
BERLIN, Oct. 20, 1874.

BERLIN, OCT 20, 1874.
4 Judge viii leave this city tomorrow Tor Paris
for the purpose OF examining the o1ncials at the
German Embassy in that city, thus expedi.tng the
trlai OF Count Won Arnim.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS IN ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Oct, co. 1874.
The republicans OF the Firs, district OF Illinois
nom mated sidney smith ior Congress- and the
republicans OF the Third district renomina,ed
Hon. Charles u. Farwel by acclamation.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY,

The following record VIII show the changes In
the temperature Tor the past twenty four hours,
IN comparison with the corresponding day OF last
rear, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts
pharmacy, HERALD Buudmg
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PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS.

SUMMARY.
PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS, NEAR BROOKLYN.
L. L. oct. 90 ls7s-TRoTTING.-Excesi Colt
stakes, ior threeyear-olds nille heats In harness.
Value OF stake, $3.50.
Isaiah Rynders q. C. Killarney. /
R. steele's b. c. Milton Medium. ............... 2
j. L. Wheaton's b. T. Leader. ................. 3
Geo. Alleys b. !. Gienroe .............. dis.
Jno. Lecils co. c. Quartette. dis.
Peter Ftnnegan's b. c. Frank Ellis. ............ dis.
Nj. Morton's ch. !. Almeia DIR.
TIME.
quarter. HaE MRe.
First heet.............. Al 1:lg 2al u
second ncaL... Ala l.WH 2.4otp
SANE DAY-Prospect PARK Colt Stakes, Tor three
year-olds; nile heats, in harness; value oi stake,
So, 100.
q H simmons, b. f. by George Wfkes...... l
O. ~ Burrs blk. c. Mcclure c.................. 2
A. w. Griswold's br. c. Auctioneer. dis.
G. b. Van Nycks b. T. Belle OF kings.......... dis.
TIME
Quarter Hdlc Mile.
First neat. ,... 39h INK 2:36A
Second heat........... 40 lis 2:31A
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT
Fireman and Brakeman Ixilied-Pns.
scngers Injured.

MEMPHIS, Tcnn., Uct 2U 1911.
The engine. baggage car and one o. the second
class passenger cars on the Memphis and Little
Rock Railroad were thrown from the track to-
day. the fireman and q brakeman were killed,
and several passengers were severely, but not
dangerously, injured.
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OCEAN TELEGRAPHY.
4 British Nan-oi-war Use!ully Employed.

HAVANA, Oct. II, 1874.
The British man of.war seagun has visited Cien-
fuegos Tor the purpose OF testing the practcabiity
Of laying o cable thence to Jamaica.
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THE BRITISH WAR SHIP TENEDOa

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 20. 1874.
The British man-of-war Tenedos, from Panama
and other Southern ports has eutered this harbor.
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NOMINATION DECLINED.

BOSTON, Mass, Oct. 90 1874.
Hon. John Quincy Adams declines the dem-
ocratc nominal ton for Senator in the Second
Norfolk district. giving as MS reason the prepos-
ferrous length OF the legislative session.
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AN q 8 EN- B rs.
Italian Ovexa.

The most Interesting event Of the present Sec
son Of italian opera win take place this evening"
when the young American prima donna, Mile. En-
ma Albani. who has In the course OF o few years
1rst sppearance a. Amina in "Lsp pSonnampula y
one OF Belllnl's most melOdious works.
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P0UHHKEEPSIE RACES.

Meeting OF the Hudson River Agricul-
turnl Association.
PoU6HKEyPsIE, n. Y, Oct. 20, 1874
Tns nrst fair Of tho HUDSON River AsY,sulsuyai
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Tho Grounding OF tho Brooklyn 1T Key
West.

WASHINGTON, Oct 90 1874.
court OF inquiry will be held on board OF the
Brooklyn, at norfolk, on the Goth inst, as to the
grounding OF that ship while leaving the harbor
OF Key West. The Court will be composed oil Com
modore Nicholson, President Commodore Cooper
and Captain Harris. members; william b. Remey,
captain OF marines, Judge Advocate.
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MASSACHUSETTS, POLITICS.
Talbot Accepts the Nomination or tho
| Worcester Convention.

BOSTON, Oct. 20. 1874.
Governor Talbot's acceptance Of the nomination
for Governor was received to-day. 1t is a short
document, in which Governor Talbot thanks his
party for an honor unsolicited aud undesired aud
desgnates the republican party as one OF progress,
humanity aDd morals. II elected he promises to
sustain the high principles which have made the
history OF the party so successful and glorious.
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- lue second race was for 2:3o horses, and May
bird, Lotte, Rosa Lonberg, Adelaide, Farmer
bane, Sweetmeet ana Bonner started. The first,
tnrd and fourth heats we're won by Bonner, ana
nv Dir
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by the Chester Conven-
tfOns.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Oct. 90 1874.
The Republican Convention at Chester to-day
made the folio wing nomin ations:-For Congress-
Henry Alexander, Jr., of this city; for District
Attorney, n. A. Leonard, or Springfield; for Execu-
tive Councillor, f. II. Brewster, OF W0rthin Eton.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Bothnia will leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown ana Liverpool Also
the steamship Weser, for Southampton and
Bremen.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
at ten and half-past eleven O'Clock A. NJ.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-Edition for Europe
Will be ready at hal-past eight O'Clock In tho
morning.
Single copies, IN wrappers for mailing, six cents.
Some Of These Philanthropists Who Are
pssx,n$ Ssaa the Tea,d
A.-Eor = Fashionable Hat, OF supe-
0 SYps'y dresa street. tS the EsfsS
A.-Rupture and Physical De1Ormities
street. opposite st Pauls church
A.-Silk Elastic Stockings, Bolts, Knee
aqneas and at ras. %
No 2vesey street Lady in attendance.
Alb. F. Sphinx. Pebble Diamonds, l5l
Fulton strset-studs Rings, Earrings, in solid gold. om
A.-AH Metal Truss dealers, with the
sooner than steal the name of the ELASTIC TRUSS.
sss Broadway, to deceive the people.
A1.-Furniture bargains. See Kslty 4
CO.'S advertisement
n
his successful business career Those who appreciate
M h h'
A.-Wedding and Rail- Cards, Elegant
Of HSs Ss;
Bachelors Hair Dye Is Splendid.
applied at bAToHELoK rs wiz Factory, is Bond ny
Bargains in the Latest Novelties ol
Parlor. Cnamber Dining Room o and Library @ FuRNI-
opposite Eleventh street.
Cristndoro's Hair Dye Acts Quickly.
thoroughly and splendldy, impa ring most natufai
shades and asy applied. sold BY druggists
Lexington Avenuc.-Turlkish and Ro-
NAN BATHS, corner Twenty nitn street; unequal!ea
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