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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06

Ceetures ano Meetiuls.
NETWORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY.-A
~ stated meeting viii be held a. lbs Library TUESDAY Evt
reads Memorial Of THOMAS DB WITT d D. s Pfejss u The
Society. ANDRBW WAHNBR. Recording Secretary
THREE LECTURES on the COexistence Of
HEMORRHOIDs STRUCTURE the symptoms nivAnsa
and associated ycocss snd Of ieyeemea With the ~ode.
Instant Of structure by the Ugeolome "a -
cen Address suthor EDWARD DIXON 81 d.. ~ PaaTa
Once houn frou 8 TO 8; TO aud z 30 evenings
THE EW-YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE and
HOSPITAL for WOMEN hvnx removed the northeast
37ths kewYork will bold the RB. MON
AND OPENING BxBRCISR5 Of tbs rwetb Session Oc 49, siS
PIN Aimttsncs free.
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Gins Of Mother and FathsrI

Arl>IS q sin 70 hoard mp money and rer!ss
i to supply the natural wants and de-
mapds Of suffering, bed.riddsn wife. It's
q Sin for mother TO bend over couch ofs
beautiful, yet fading daughter. and refuse TO
spend few dollars for her benefit and reliet.
How many thousands Of mothers and fathers
are day cursed with tho above sinI sickiy,
pale, emacisted care-worn. suffering ismsiss
can b. found in all parts Of our country. 4
remedy can bs had, and YET they refuse 70
spend a little for II. The remedy that Will
cure is Or. promgoele's English females Bit
ters. Sold by druggists. tsoidaw<m
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WoMAN's HEALrh.

TITS lanestablt fact, that from causes not
generally understood, female sluering APP
pesra to be on the Increase. The Awset young
siri ,,as ontering into womanhooa soon be-
comss pale. feeble, cmaciatea, liisiess, with
hoa daches, pains and aches, loss Of appetite.
palpitation Of the heart, cold feet and hands.
and sppears to loose that youthful vim and
sprlohtiiness so much admired. The mlddle-
-sod married lady 10 no less exempt from
some troublesome annoyance. She contln-
ually erunting aud fret,ing with pains and
aches' her 9. creiion are all impaired, hsf en-
ergies are lost, she forces herself In into 30
cietv she "sours" on almost everybody,
her heath slowly declines until she becomes
a mere drone In her own household. And
she At tho ",urn of lite" IL NO stranger to
suffering peculiar to her sex al that age.
Hab hits. oiimate fsd inattenhon surely bring
about THESE SAD RESULTS that are now
hurting thousands of females, old and young,
10 untimcly graves. Exercise your reason.
YOUR Judgment, and pretured Dr. Dromgooles
Enalish Female Bttors, as they will cure the
above female troubles Ia an inofeditsbly short
time. They are prepared by an insTpsrl-
enced physician, and is tho most power
iul iron and vegetable tonics known 10 the
medical profession. They are handsomsly
put up In large bottles and sole BY druggists
and merchants everywhere. Address.
J. P. DRONGoOLR, Prop'r..
Memphis, Tenn.
Sold in Waco by J. Riviers. r. Fdeorsc
Wholesale agent for Texas.
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.'uIIlp WgnIEINs

Piano, Organ and Music House, No. rs
So 81 and 80, Baronne treet, New Orleans, Il
hs oldest aud largest music house Souts
0ne hundred ana tIty pianos and organs II
varerooms, comprising all makes and grades
t wholesale prices for cash, and at low rate'
n monthly payments. Sheet music. Brasr
,trug and wind instruments. Remember
Philip Werlein, 1890, Baronne Street, New
jrleaus.
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Local Intelligence.
EDUC ALTON IN EAST WACO
Free School : Nhibit.on,

We are indebted 10 Il friendly amatuer loi
the following report o. the exercises had 81
the East Waco Free School on Thursday
evening las 2lst.
This school was opened to the public late
in January lnst under the immediate super
vision Of Mes Mary o. Batey, assisted III
February sud March by Mr.. Beverly Caldwell.
both of this city aud county. The succ ~ "i
the school was assured from the beginning
and during the session flour mon,is) elah, y
two pupils wora enrolled, AMI taught To til
satisfaction of the patrons. "a was fully A.
tested on the above mcnio~sd evening, Miss
Bate expresses hsrself high Y pleased with
the progress mnis dIdag the ,rn, which
was not d % ,e,he' suspicious Ia the begin
nng aui size will, we are glad to state, ie.
sumo her p' ice at the head OF the school at
another term.
At an early hour the grounds surrounding
tie hool building were througed with
horses aud vehicles. OF almost ever descril
tia viii n had borne an xious parents fom
the cicumi ,cent faubutgs, TO witness the
a-sg apoai zee on any bb,ris o't1eir cher.
she dar.i' r.. The crowd wa immcuse II
numbers. hni ihr ughou' III, evening gave
respectful enio I, at i'm smla;f luz higl
appreciation
Tia bu lding wss pa, he'd from pit dome
add the promsnader1 on i!ie ,ntsIe too.
lllsrn ia tho wiLdups.
Aner tlr cah,u ion Of T. coronation
song the b .n,tin Miss l. ,lu Buchanan
was crowne Queen OF May, By Ike GENT,
hands Of :, n anoi, Fancy. Miss Ch sIon
presented Tho s,eptrc. This beautiful trio
io,mel nlnJs. ehernI.g picture, aud ac e.
ia cir parts /, ID delivered ,hsir noat md app
pfoprla,e sre, cl-s vih selt-pcssessiou wor-
thv of veterans Ia such scenic sp ays, which
lhey were CT on the contrary, the chsrhc'
ters in tie 2 eee were personated by noviccs,
none Of VIII JIG had ever Witnessed a corona.
ton, much less participating III anything
similur, all OF which IL L. bal simple iustice
10 say, Miss B.tey des, ryet much mnends-
ton for
Misses Einna hhOues, a ma Myt' hhu
Mary San pies, co..sltuted thu Maids Of
Honor. lnoocencs' was truly pic'ured il
Miss Fannie Lynch, and Love" ref 'ctet in
The person &C Mis-, Mollte Robinson. The
"Ssasons w ere presented in the parsons OF e
lovely auartette, namely Misses Kate Al
sIns, Molls Buchanan, piIlo Paws anc
Cordell Watkins. The coronation over,
Floral offerings allowed witha socg oy o
galaxy of little chsr,b' presenting celc-lisi
Acme that rhals tie attention OF oil present
We rsgret that our limited space p'eclntes
detailed mention, Int au0icc II, 'hat The
exhibition tlroughou. WAS deeply interesting
and the programme quite varied, consisting y!
reading, charades, tableauy and songs.
Ii wonld be difficult to say who rendered
lis or her part best, aad therefore We Will
say that all acted THAR parts well and the
honor was fairly won.
In conclusion, We will add that Wa trust
enough honor aud god sense will remain IN
Congress to pres erve our free schools from
The odicus features of The proposed Civil
Rights Bill
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Darts from the Devil,
OR CUPID ABUSED.

A book Just issued. exporting tho "Fersonals' ~
that have appeared in the New York newspapers
their history and lesson. Slylish VANS iely ex-
I'M women clandestiRed Iaeetings how frurtrs-
ted The history of the Goodrich tragedy, the re-
suIt OF 'pei soaal." Description Of LIVING brUad-
way ,tstucs Exposes social corrnprlUn. Scrt on
receipt .f SO cents. Address Unique r 'ntipg House
SO VesCy street New York eN
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-05-26
MONET SAVED.

q. Alexander & Bro. Isosu respectfully
invite the attention of the ladies to their
stock of Summer Dress Goods, Hats,
Parasols, Trunks and Ladies Furnishing
Goods, Please give us a call before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Apr. 12D3m.
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THR CoukT HoUAE SorD.-As advertised
ihs sale of the old courthouse was con-
umated yesterday. Tnere being bu: two
bidders in the field, the contest Afforded but
little excitement to the large crowd In attsn.
tendence II was knocked of to Mr.. Tole.
plus Johnson OF Ave hundred and seventy
i've dollars. The County Court will be III
session until Thursday, and we presume the
question Of the fnal location Of the new
courthouse will be definitely settled.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-05-26

Read this before purchasing pianos
from strangers:
Prof r. 4, Simeon, Agent Of Messrs Ballet Dsvi
Co. of ro-tun, AGO, Tex:
DEAR SIn-lt affords me great pleasure
to state Tint | have Hallett, Davis 1
Co. piano, which purchased twelve ne
years ago, and which hos always given m
entire satisfaction. 1t has never gottel
'ut of order, nor has it lost any of il
one. but IS now sound instrument"
has not required tuning for five % years
and Notwithstanding have recently hat
it hauled more than two hundred (200
miles, part o! which was over rougl
roads IN an OK wagon, it did not get on
of tune, nor in any way damaged.
Yours truly,
@. g. NcGREeoR, N. D.
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All o1inlnni ttiu,, i, EDt,os EE atsr".
sleci,l notices, ext {, reading matter. Il Tn
/, cal toio,nn. 81 50 for one 10 fight IL e. sold
uro IS 4, Mt .r IN, h siditi.nal ilna
Rc,dng ua,.'cf. la locsl ,lnnD, Ii centspet HI
''' sss- pAYMENT IN ADVANCE .ass
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-05-26

1T IL raid that mad dog woa Silled on Sun.
'ey, in the -oathern part Of the city. Nuz,le
The dogs or what is better, kill them
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-05-26
ONE CAR LOAD

ONE CAR LOAD
OF s,ric.l choice hlcon, lard and hams, jus,
received direct from tine Missouri packeries
and for sale cheap by
MARSHALL 4 EARLY.
Third street, corner Franklin.
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THE WAR IN SOUTH CAROLINA,

THE WAR IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
The war on whisky and threatened vol
| canic eruption OF Bald Mountain, North Car
ina, is creating a great sensation in som
portions OF the country, Perhsps equnlly
great, but much more pleasant sensation
he thousands o! patrons that throng Jackson
s Knights gallery.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-05-26

Re-. y H,c<-lt and Mr. 6. " Jack so
leav- 10 &, for LETTERS on to attend the Fps
corNl COnyentin
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FOUND.

FOUND!
o. Bridge street, al the dry goods arc
nothing c'tab'ishmont 81 D. Aleynnfer a
Bro, tho Il est bag 'nsl 3uits Fancy Csssl.
| meie P.nla, and siall line Of Gon's' furnish
ny goods n prices you will gladly pay.
Come md sae thoin "r.9p3u
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We are glad to learn from Dir. Fugat
that fine rains have recently fallen in Hill
county, and, in consequence, the crop
prospects have been frightened.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-05-26

MlStglERs MFETIyG. 81 ann. at
he Cumberland 'resbyterian Church. Al
he ministers Of the CITY, local and visiting,
IRE cordially invited 20 attend
r. J. QIlIEsPIE,
tecretary Ministers Meeting.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-05-26

The following nans9 parties Keep Conan.
tho Bitters on baud q. raanufacs uTers prices
J 4 Sears, Druggist, Ws1o.
J u REVERT,
Mom.ck s kellets, Druggists, wsoa
Eastland D Co,
" Il Anderson, Grocer,
Marshall & Early,
aotE,
Freidbsrg 4 Ieppcl Liquor Dealer,
Dr.. L cornish, Druggist, Rest Wscy
W { Turner q Co.. q.acere,
King bury 4 Frazier, Il
IS. Myers,
Z. n. Cur.is, Waco, Texas.
T. .. OwESs,
Sole Proprietor and MAJ ufacturer,
sept2sDSWt Waco, TsIse.
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@. g. .NcGREeoR N. D.
FOR R"Nr-

FOR RUNF-
Ny residence on Fourth street Good els.
torn, good garden, good stables ETC., Apply
At j. NJ. Rvicre's drug store.
p5Wtf. 0. J. DOWNS.
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w. LEVINE 4 BnU.

Have just opened one of the incest stocks
Gents Clothing ever brought to Waco. u
,omprises ali the novelties of the season, sucl
- hue Dress Cloth Goats, Doeskin Pants ana
yesta. French Diagonals, Scotch Cassimeres
Gnglish Millions. The latest in whis Vest,
Ia their Spring Pauts are OF the finest pat
terms and styles. Hats, Ties, Scarfs, Bows and
Kid Gloves in the greatest variety.
Their Dry Goods Depot is being daily in
creased by new arrivals Of Calicoes, Brown
nd Bleached Domestic, Checks, Drilling
Sheeting. &c. Ladies' and Misses Shoes
lrest variety, Linens, lawns. Muslins, &C.,
DON'T FAIL
To LOOK at the beautiful styles OF hats
lust received at
m3D3ti l. W. LEVINE 4 Bros
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If You WANT
The lates. style hat, 20 to Levine q
Bros, who have just received their new
stock. u3Dlf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-05-26

In the Dist let Court, in tie case Of the
Safe rs. Coleman Ter theft, convicted, Sent
up for two Yeas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-05-26

LIoHT.-Msssls Flint Il Chamberlin. one
Of the leading banking houses in thu State,
haze just completed the task OF lighting their
elegant house with gas. They have eleven
handsome burners, chandeliers and desk
lamps. These gentlemen never do things by
halves and at night their office is most bril-.
lantly and and beautifully illuminated. The
enterprise, pluck, literally and public spirit
Of this house, has given then fast hold up
Oh the conf ience Of I he community, uhi"f
reioices in their prosperity.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-05-26
A MONUMENT.

Il MUN INENT,
As big az the grand Pyramid might be
ouilt OF the teeth that have been ruined by
,eglect. Shall this thing 60 in the face OF
he great fact that S02 DON'T is a certain
preservatlvc OF oeRti decay?
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'LAyT's FAvoRiTs FLOUR.
One hundred barrels direct from ST..
Louis Mills, inet rereived by
MARSHALL EARLY.

COSMOPOLITAN SAlvoS.--Brdge street, free
H. oh nj all hours. Al! manner of drinks
ur isnet in beat STRIFE
UGWtf J. T. PAREEh
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We bear ct 'everal important real estate
transfers. and 7yhich will We fear, be but ii.
PRECURSOR Of The + ttirg OF one Of oar cit.
zsus whom We can but illy spare.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-05-26
CURTIS 6 BROWN

y
HIVE just received, direct from ST.
Louis Mills, 100 barrels of Plants Choice
Flour, comprising thros grades, from tn,
cheapest to the best, They offer induce.
ments in their prices and quality TO lover
of good -four.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-05-26
yXoman,s NlcdIcal AdvIser,

Aneat aud well written book, specially fof
The use Of females, giving causes, symptoms.
plan treatment of ordinary diseases ainic'-
ipu the female sex. Tho only book o. the
Kind written. Prieo only &c cents. Address
as above. ieoiea"-"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-05-26

Ncsiftd't hoy, mere infant
~ porched arge horse which b.,
me unmgn i' and went scross ~
aare "a ace, the little fellow
tnauina ttl Of his voice. W,
'nk Oh If parents thu.
"Gp'inn th drn at the risk q
q" or int 40 one.
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.UcKKTr's l. SIMRNT-LivINa Wit
Messed

.UcKETr's l. SIMENT-LivINa Wit
SEssEs
Blue 2rosE, Falls County Texas, 1
August Is, 1873.
II. 8. NJ. LacSleLc:
DEAR SIR nave 0eeD so'ely sfilic.5d with
rheumatism tor several wears, 90 much 40
raj ut times hnve not beon able t.
ala without the greatest pain for two
three mo.ths together. have tried ev.
remedy, anu been attended ON by several
rood physicians, but hae.- never experienced
my relief until was induced TO try Luck.
etts Iinimant.n kftor using tbreo bottles
md myself opsircly well, and ohcorfally
give his 10 tho public, hoping that olhsrs
nay see This and prif. By ny experience, and
peedily ssss Tslisf IN this truly wonderful
Medicine. j. W. ROEERTaON.
Ny postofaae 1. RTsinond Robertson eoun
8, Texas.
Depot for the eists, with J. II. Riveirs,
Agent, Waco, Texas.
aus2spAwtf
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,ENrRAL ROUTE I,

li0UsroN TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY
AND IT'S CONNECTIONS.
Missouri, kansns Texas iiailosd; Atlantic and
facih Railroai Mlssour Pacific Rail.
rod Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Rairuau, and
MissoRI RIVER, FORT SCOTT a GULF II. H..
Offer thu beet routes from the Gulf Of Mexico,
via heu River Ci,y !. all y ints In the
Moth, act and ~ Get
Passengers bayo choice Of routes via vinit
Sprngicld, Missouri, aud ST. louip, Sc1alia nm
81 iDiiH; Hannibal and Chicare; Rort Scott ara
Kansas City.
pullnan Palace 5lccpng Cara IN ~ night .ra,nr
Tickets can be procured, AVID baggage checked
all points N tho United States ana Canada, ron.
nc following Btstoae on TIE line Of The uorf,oo y
T.Sas Central Ha,wsJ ilogs.on, Hsmp,issn
ettan, Hesfne, Calvert, Corsicsui. lallAf, AcEln
nesi Sh,ipaaa, Austin, Wano.
Ccnd need Tough Time Gard 10 all poist. North
and last, via the
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAILROAD
and corrections
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IMPORTANT NOTICE. o
DireotSgeucy of the Mason & Hamlin Or

IMPORTANT NOTICE. q
DireotSgeucy of the Mason Z hamlin Or
gan Company, OF Boston.
Prof J. E. SIMEON, Of Waco, has much
pleasure in Announcing TO the public that be
has made SPECIAL arrangements to secure the
above, aud can supply these world re-
moved Instruments direct from factory at
lowest el'h prices, or GU time, payable by IN
sthllmerls. 10 responsible parties Spcei,l
terms for churches, schools. teachers ard o.
cieties The trade supplied At whoesale
| terms. Mav.9D6Wtf
GRAND RAFFLE.
Jack Pierce is getting mp rsiile for Two
of those elegant parlor sets aud splendid
bedroom set OF furniture, Now's your chance.
for i've dollars, 10 furn SD your parlor with
the finest let of furniture ever brought TO
Wac,.
be has splendid slidiug-sasted carriage
for sale. Send in yonr names.
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The crowd o! buyers wss bus slim one
ves;erias Il ;',is ciiJ. The times are dis
TT s'trsir d,d', ID lie weather is mel,ingl,
warm.
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Business was duh in the District Cour,
esier,ia,, srd nn! little iDteres. was nam.
.ts'ra in he proceedings.
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4 VElt a RAKER


Mrs. IsatI,ila A. Taylor. Waco. !? yes's
John SEQ, (dTe-s maker Nsso, 10 y,Gsr
'" +, II. $40 per, Waco, 10 year.
VI. =. Shor, Waco, (uress- II aker) yesTs
q. l.. Battle, Waco, u year,.
IL L. Iiamnill. Waco, Sesrs.
Mary A. iiu ton Wac,, yctos.
NJ. D. 'rriig Waco, 6yesrs
NJ. j. Estes, Hesrne, year..
Miss Laura Veasy, Bopquc Ole, yeera.
Mrs 4. q. nsuylass. South bo quo, Is years.
A. \. Nieols. Meridian, l6 Yeas.
&. B George. Meridian, yeaTs-
Emma Cevor, Br:no d, Is years..
Mouie X. Murphy, BremoId, yeare.
- salhe c. sampson, Brcinund, syszrs.
Cleopatra Carter Marlin, years.
julia v ycho, aariln, 4years.
L. NJ Bates, Mariiu, years,
Judce Altort Marlin, years.
H. L. Bennett, Falls county, IS yenrs.
Albert Bensett, Falls county, Is years.
NJ r. johnson, Dallas, l6 W re-
W, Walker, Dalas, Is years.
b. Byney, Dallas. yeaT-.
james b, Barley, Dallas. ssyears.
ONE HUNDRED OTHERS MIGHT BE GIVEN
Needle, OIL, Thread and SILK
Constantly on hand.
IL. GnIRBLE, Waco.
General Agent for Central Texas.
ofce and Sales Roon-sd Street, near FrsnSlin
4 lUwym
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DISTURBANCE.
Those Spring style Hats for ladies en-
Gentlemen have created stir on Brids,
rec at the store oil Alexander q Bro.
rill2D3m;
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Tie loc'inn oi.L new Courthouse will b,
'e'e ninei Oh Wednesda-
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Apoot many new apd elegant private res
dences 1ill be erected in this city the CON-
nv fall. We etl"e a new trick store goips
D on Alstin A-e1.o.
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Sims, who killed Coyten, will be trit'
Oh Thursday
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-05-26

cling and Bet.inau's trade i. good sine
hey keep OF laid an excellent quality {
old Bourbon \ Rvt whisky.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-05-26

Messrs. Moor Sturgls have another
lrgs invoice of roods IN their line just H.
ard or dull times, hsa no terrors fer then
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3. Joh-9on& CO. business is irersasipl
oh dav Thor stool, is elwavs full, snt
heir hes. ia; AMI iaie7-
New-York tribune., 1874-01-03
rrCrIprS AND MEETINGS.

reception will be gwen Tonight 10
Richard A. Proctor the astronomical lecturer AT ,ie
parlors OF tire Young Mems Christian AsSoeauon 'n'
evening.
Prof Edward l.. Morse OF BOwdon College,
Maine viii deliver lecture on "Molldshs, the second
Of course on the animal ugdo, at the Cooper lnst-
tute tonight
Last night
Gilmore's e2d Regiment band will give n
concert in the aInory Of the regiment fOurteenth-st
near Sixth ave. tins evening. The programme en-
braces selections from the works OF MeyeiDeef hahue
Weber. and strauss
Evangelical churches in this city will hold
the first services Of the Week OF Prayer tomorrow
In many the churches the order Of exercises recon
mended by the American Evangelical Alliance will he
order is adopted will follows: The unity OF tue
Christian Cbdrch the real oneness OF all Christian ne
everS: hindences and motives to union the Deshiuks
10 be hoped Tor from The union OF believers III prayer
The American Bible Society has appointed
the Rev. Bishop W. /. Harris, ID. D., IL d., OF the
Methodist Church who abroad, delegate to the
British and Foreign Bible Society, at their Anniversary
he held IN May. The ghoi. asnper 0l R,I,
S,cely is 4S including 70 volumes for the bind, be
sides others the value @! S33 s. This was Tor the
domestic work For the work abroad l3,251 Noinlh,s
were granted II books ana S-,XOJ IN funds.
Paul Du Chailiu lectured. last night, at Asso-
ciation Hail. upon "Thc Country OF the Dgars.' He
described his first gorilla adventure. and excited much
Incrrnent by describing interview with hiaG Dioko
iu he course of which HIS Majesty suggested that Du
Cbiu shuld marry one OF tie 8} pretty girls he had
selected from among his sub ec;s the most worthy to
suppl, him with bride, ana when the former ohected
that remaining $50 woui DIE OF Jealousy, the hlns
admitting yaii1ty the objection, ln,imaed that
Ic .lCU!d marry tho whole numb r.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-03

A raid was made yesterday by Capt. iTying's
detectives upon the lottery dealers who aDounG
Wall-si and its vicinity. The attention Of Police
commissioners has been directed toward This hnsuess
for several weeks, and few days capt. Irving
ceived orders 10 suppress the traffic snmmarily The
Captain detailed Detectives Leahy, kCirrs seck
Gerichten, and Mulin TO do the WORK. Warrants
issued by Justice Bixby for The arrest OF W. II.
Warmschirck OF No 30 Walst dealer IN tickets for
Havana lotteries PatricK {. Deyln q. No. % Liberty
ST. also an agent for the Cuban lotteries; Theodore
Z.chOch No. I6 Hassaus agent for tne Roya Saxon
Government Lottery, the Hamburg City Lottery, the
Brunswick Government LOTTERY, and the Cuban ot-
tcries: Chas. A. Wadrcn Of No Murrays and George
WoOdnouse OF No. 1855 B0wery, both HavaLa Lottery
agents.
Tine Offices OF these agencies well furnished apart
ments and IN ali OF them great 0e1i o. business rs
transacted They pdtrOuzcd by all classes OF people
rich ana poor, and the profits OF the agents are very
large Tie warrants were served YESTERDAY. The pro-
,r,rtors protested against the action q. The ponce.
rho1ch they made resistance The clt L. M each %
the apspcies also arrested. Al OF tht lottery
tickets books papers ana other articles pertaining 10
thc c were seized and given into the custody o. The
Police Property Clerk. The prisoner. were taken To
Police ueada uartegs aud locked up. Iney Will lie al
raixned before Justice BiNDy TINS morning