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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-01

RICHMOND, York RIVER AND CHEsAPxAK1l
.hta.a2 : .., RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, March Q, 1874
I'm AND AFTER THIS DATE PAS
~ sENGER and FREIGHT TRAINS on TIN
road will run as follOws: yss-s ~:
PASSENGER TRAIN for West Point leaves
Richmond at 8 P. NJ, and train from W est Ppin3|
win arrive IT Richmond at 1880 A. II d-ny tsur-
DAYS excepted ,f.,s,r.n. -
the splendid steamer HAVANA. Captain A: q
hICKLE, has been placed on the route beAYeenW Wei
PoiAt and Baltimore to run in cRpedion with thts
road and will makethree trips Week. leaving Wet
Poin, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS. and SATUR~
DAYS on the arrival Of the train, which 1eaxes ch.
mond 81 NJ, arriving ut Baltimore next mdf1nG
III ample time to connect with trains the NonA
and VI est: and leave Baltimore MONDAfS%EOi
NBSDAYS, and FRIDAYS NJ 4 r. NJ, cUhpeehnE
al West Point with the train due al Richmond Is
1890 next morning.
Fare TO Baltimore, -.
FREIGHT TRAIN, for through freight only
leaves Richmond TUESDAYS, Thursdays, and Saturs
DAYS at A. II. Through freight received daily. =
| P4sEIG HIT TRAIN, with passenger car Attached
for freight between Richmond and West POINT
leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays, hu&
Fridays at $3.50 A. d. Local freight received Tues.
uasS' nA' 'NA'' CIV EbW. F. FOLaER,
.. Superintendent.
,u ~ D., . ~ NJ, ator characterization mol
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-01
WOOD AND GOAL.

GLOVER HILL, MIDLOTHIAN, and SPLINT
LUMP, HAIL, ENGINE, and SMITHS COAb.
also. Cumberland and Red and White Ash An
thracite Coal-al sizes. OAK and PINE WOOD.
T.. B. LlPSCUMB,
NH 23.1m Seventh and Byrd streets:
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
10 Mar O. As.


AsDaus Friday April "A, at Stony Pcnt hrs M-y O As'
Pnnes services sy 26th I the rcss-
dence sninsv, H. J. Allison. Stouy Post N ihs s
ma rs s.u bs taken 10 GToeRsooi tor nsInehI
DoGERT-At RahwAy ThnrsiaJ the 23i ,nsa.
Pf.efc Youngest and de se Peter j. Bog~rt
RELATIVE. and iuen1 S.snriy Ne
15h as a. III osoes bis readoncs, 40 Trad
RAILWAY vii meet tbe sr1vs OF ~ usin hcn
foot Of toruandt aud Des5rossss sts, n L.. Penn H. ~
CLAY-on PnIay, April -, Ms caroline Gay. - -
nd the respectfully
end her funeral sOny seaeon a. ocos "s scs
late residence. No. 40 PsuJs1
CIOBRIDGB-A Rosee j. rbHrsis., Aprl 2j isl4. ksss
Sivru ifs % Ssi q. CobFdye, aged ~ Frar>
iirst NJ Church, Roses, SasursaJ AprI -, AZ ffss
from Of Lib-rtyst at fO:SO a IN
R,srNAs-on FRIDAY April "a his residence. No 3li wcss
Twenty ynnth-st, hev. o. Eastman seea rs year% - - -.
Thirty htbst OF TUESDAY. 23ih inst. - 10 m
HDGAR At Railway j. Tharday April 23 1874 jassn. H..
widow of the ists CArksoh kdEsr , .., 49,, IA
The fper v m ale place te re,noe ssari Apn 10
a2p Cshsss viii meet the o'eocs tran no" Ne"
HALBY-At Aiken Il q, Apai 22 Miss B=Hs ~ iiai'J'
Notice of funeral hereafter.
AwKsOa Thur.a,y the Graav'e p he eldest 600 80
Granville r. Esyhcnis Hasrs ges ssH """' sni 40
. ,od oepa. Of family iovied attend ne isscfsA
Of bis No. - Has nanIrei I'd
,s,, . % ninth a. on sund,y. Apri ~, e. = o'c'oci
v,IpNrIyE-ou the 23I inst, sLe ricucs Of ef In h's
% isbna c. wdow Of the late ChaIe' Vaea1ne of Csmbndse
y.ns1si from her late residence iu Sor,opvl-. Mas.
wmTB-on Thussy, 23i last. 50 West Thirty riht, s,
Burchard White
Reyes and friends are fsns, rom ,he r,s.es
OIL n al "a.
will be tskrB Greenwood TOT utsmehi
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
PUBLIC OPINION.

let the shame and scandal of the business
now going on al Lutte Rock be placed at the dUoIs O
tne PARTY which converted " our restored Union
into miserable burlesque upon hberty ana uecehcf'-
(St. LOUIS Republican tind)
The President must relieve his Adminlstra-
ton of Line stain OF these shameless ioDDerles VI thc
w hc treasury by an immediate dismissal or the
E1nonce Minister, who has shown blmselt 20 aA q
n ~ ina important interests Committed TO his
keeping.-l5t. Pau Press ttepJ
For our part, so long as we have good party,
decidedly better thdn any other ehiaht WIN an
istr,fion sound on the issues or the day. ana
roasnnabIe hope that by united action We can maze
those issues successful, we prefer 10 slCk oy tho p
and meet the future when IT cJmes'-lboe'o 1"uiH
(BeDJ
When man kicks in the dark there Is no
.o,f,,+ what dog no may The veto OF Pfesdeht
Grant upset a very nicely arranged plan Ioi t4o VI
z,tlN OF "A new party And the expecIeu pdoy, " wno1o
ittle clothes all made, and whOse nanc auu 81 So
father were all IN fcduiheos, m'n o0 ivan ~ w. -
Y. Graphic tiuuJ ~, +,
In this momentof exultatiOn we are not likely
o., torget the statesman OF New-IoIk, whose counses
80 largely coutriDu ed TO the triumph We celebrate.
In the senate the United states Roscoe oohAnS mas
sond firm when others fdtered, III he sudll oo @ o 49,
ri-bearer of the party, IN lts ntA t, :,
1aat Ma feOB -eIzens OF New1Ork VIII faY
and enthnsIastically his support-Asoches'ei Doo
crat and Chronicle tlSepJ -.
Next to an unscrupulouS rogue, Auhilnlsua-
So .ders urcfer one uul aud STUPID as 10 oe edsy
noded To their purposes. They are pest peaseu n, ~
MN VINO unites Doth qualities. 1hat they ~, ~
rdson unirps them both may DO 1nfcrreu Hoi t tno
fauacIty WITH which Grant aud his Leaders oinh ~
III administration OF the Department ,opu W. No. -, y,
tLat they nave not mistaken tnclr ihan hVA ""' 80 ~
taken tlem.-l Albany Argus tDemJ
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
WASHINGTON.


question into which the Committee was instruc ted
to inquire that has yet occurred The report itself
is too volumnous for popular circulation, though 1t
will be an invaluable document for reference; but
in his speech. Senator Window, besides discussing
the several plans that have been proposed TO secure
cheap freights from the West. condenses all the
more important statistics and facts and places them
within the reach of all The speech was listened TO
with marked attention. and the Senator at its close
was warmly congratulated upon the success OF bis
effort. Several Eastern Senators have already as.
sured Mr.. Window that they will warmly support
the Committee.
THE EAST TENNESSEE UNIVERSITY BILL.
The House Committee on War Claims to-day
agreed TO report the Senate bill for the relief OF the
East Tennessee University. This bill appropriates
$4,000 for aid given by this university to the Uron
army during the late war; and is understood TO nave
been drafted at the White House. 50 as TO avoid the
objections raised by the President year ago 10
bill for the relief of the same institution, when he
vetoed. As vetoed, the bill was for "use and oecn-
patton" which 1t was urged in the message ought
not to be paid for As this bill approprlates the
same amount and is precisely the same claim IL Is
difficult to avoid the conclusion that the veto was
inspired more by political tnan by public consider
atoms.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON Friday. April q. 1874
A numerousy attended meeting OF ladies took place
at Worley's today at o'clock, preliminary 10 an or
ganizaon Of Centennial Committee for this city, under
the Craftsmanship OF Miss Olive Risey Seward. Mrs T.
d. Gillespie, the Chairman of the Central Commttee at
Phladeph phla addressed the meeting, explaining tne oo
jects and purposes OF the Original o.ganizious ~
ard followed with few remarks expressive OF her graf
ifcation cordial manifestation OF interest on the
great national undertaking. ana announced the ran;
ments for future organization Among those present
five Observation-Disclosures 0I sisners OF the Dc0
larati0n Of Independence.
The Custom house Moiety bill again under consid-
Grafton by the Ways and Means Committee to-day aud
Is nearly finished. 1t has been divided cut up, ana
added to 10 such an that IL embraces 20 sections
New-York. Boston. and Philadelphia think that the
length o the bill and the number OF sections WIN , Gu,
danger its speedy consideration by Congress, anu tny
woul IL left TO their own ideas, prefer slmpicr
measure.
Secretary Fish was before the House Appropriation
Committee to-day in explanation of the estimates Tor
appropriations Consular aud diplomatic service
Judge Orth Chairman OF the Foreign Relations Com
mttee was also present. and explained the prOspeclEc
effect OF sundry provisions the bill TO reorganze the
Consuar syspm recently reported from his COMMITTEE
ana now awaiting action by the House oI hepIese"'~
tives.
Toe House Judiciary Committee to-day decided TO
report as an amendment TO Mr.. Polands Utah BILL
provision recurring the Governor OF Utah to appoint
commission who shall have the making OF the jury
lists These lists shall he composed Of citizens OF te
United who have resided al least one year n t
Territory, and from these lists all jurors shall DC drawn
la open court.
The Attorney-General has decided that when mail
contractor fulfill his contract new contract can
not be made without REIMBURSEMENT. Also IN orde
to render mail contract valid, complete schedule oil
the route should be embraced in the advertisement
In the Howard Court Of Inquiry, the Government
rested its case to day. closing With the examination of
Assist Adj Gen. Vincent. Gen. Howard begins with
his delonse Monday, and expects to occupy week.
FOR Regular Report Of Coagrs'oHd Pro'iHg, " fVh Pas"
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
PERSONAL.

Senator Schurz will leave Washington for
Rosop on MONDAY preparatory to delivering his Sum
ner eulogy in Music Hall on Wednesday
Vice President Wilson was i'll this city a
short time last evening, on the way nom Boston TO
Washington On his return to Boston, he and the Hon
f. w. Bird will leave a Southern and western
trip winch Will probably extend to California, dbd VIII
include a visit the Hot Springs ia Arkansas.
President Porter of Yale College was given
q reception by the Yale Alumni OF Chicago on Monday
evening last when Senator Dootle, Prof Matthews,
ana other prominent educators OF the Northwest were
fH @ ns that the
under the charge oI so efficient "a fresidcnt'
Wisconsin Epscopalians are discussing can
didaes Tor the bihoprc OF that state Dut seem
TO be 10 nearer conclusion than when they ADJOURNED
their Convention after the disordery session o aieW
weeks ago I6s thought in some quarters tha the rev.
d. Dc Rowan will decline % De candidate again. Dut
his friends Will not admit that there IS any tTnth IN ne
report one candidate mentioned Is the Rev Dr clinton
Locke or Chicago but he does not appear TO nave ueh
support.
The Hon. r. G. Winthrop, President of the
Massachusetts Historical Society, being about to start
or a European trip entertained the members OF the
Society at his house Boston recently He read long
priyate letter TO himself ny tnc late ffOI.
Agassz, relating to the need OF some munnceht
,r tbe publication OF the results OF scentlnc rtsedch,
and said that his last voyage 70 Europe INC great
naturalist accompanied hun, aud for the nrst ume De-
held an lceourR'
A person, whose name is not given, writes
letter from Washington friend in Boston, which IS
nubshed in The advertiser, making some important
statements concerning interesting art treasures let by
Senator Sumner. The writer that there Is large
collection OF valuable and beautiful curoses]h emma
and glass which not mentioned III the Senator's VIII
and do not come nnder any of its classidcaon Among
these the writer mentions the following: There are
superb pieces OF and Dresden chna specimens OF
porcelan the value of which collectors so well know,
from those English manufactures which have long oeeh
numbered with the pas Old plates ana vases 1rOui
China and Japan many Of kinds no longer made, very
valuable uow and growing every day; ana hu'
merous other things just truly works OF art as tno
picures There plate, in the center OF "hich -
anexouistey painted portrait OF Madame de MdnehOn,
set " wLh trG IOses pearls and quite snall emma
box from Lne collection of the Duke or Ior
when Mr. Sumner paid eighty guineds, ana Wbch was
SO highly esteemed tnat In one place Wnerc haS
broken II is mendei with silver" In order that these
yaIuabe specimens be sold separately ana the
collection broken the writer suggests tnat sum o
Inoney he raised the entire lot be purchtseu ana
nlaceI In the Art with the Senator'S pictures
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. I
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Saturday, April 25 a. III
Synopsis FOR me past hreBtV-foU hours

OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Saturday, April 2b--l a. III.
Synopsis FOR me past hcentvfoD hours
The winds have shifted to nOrtherly and
eastery over the Southern states with cOudy and
rainy weather. aud over New England,
with clearing weather Partly cloudy weather nls pre-
vailed the Middle States with light ram In south
ern Virginia. =. a.,
Tie barometer has fallen over the North West and
upper Lake region with rising temperature Increasing
east to south Winds and from Nebraska to Minnesota
light rain. ., -,
The Missouri River at st. Joseph, Leavenworth. and
Kansas city, and the Mississippi at nearly all the sta
tons, have continued rising, bnt the ClmDeriand at
Nashville and the Ohio above Evansville have fallen.
Probabilities.
Over New England winds Will SHIFT to north east
and south-easJ with increasing cloudness and rain
during the afternoon and night.
For The Middle States and LO,oer Lake region ncreds
ing rds cloudy Deaiher, ana 0Ver
section, and possioly the LaHeT.
For the South Atlantic states, cloudy and rainy
weather followed by west 70 north winds at night,
with clearing weather.
For the Gulf States, north to west winds, clearing
weather and rising temperature.
For Tennessee aud the Lower Ono valley, winds
shifting to westerly and southerly with clearing
weather.
From Missouri nOrth-eastward over the upper lake
fon, higher temperature brisk aud possibly high south
erly winds, veerng 20 westerly aud ram.
The Mississippi River from Cairo down, continues
sowy rising, aud the Ohio falling
Cantionary signals continue Duluth Marquette aud
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
LATEST SNIP NEWS.
For other sam Nr,0S see Fifh PGoe.i
aNDFNfIs


ARRIVED
s.,v.,n On tBr hMcl an D. ,oa oas,s
toyn With mJse and q. q. IfincAlrn
Frcemn, Wilmington, N G. lays. vim
naval .tores 10 Lonlsrd steamshiD "a. .
Steamship Fsaa Hove. ph cpas with mase 70 ois'd S1ssia
ship 90 - IA, --.
days with snssf
FOREIGN PORTS.
ouHyysrovS Apnl Inpan steamship CJ % Brsp
sells sailed last evening i0r hr"i"h' q" Ar'
DOMESTIC PORTS.
2i-Afryed. stslushps Hsrenes AnTr
Ph lAieiphia Nssus. froR new-lorG , 4,
Laws De Apl Sso from sgsa aBi oe"Tos 70
New -lOrk. .-- ma.
CnAHLErsS c. April 2t-ssei ssanDs Hqn'tof of fha,.
Gull for Ddtgerc ba Dfi u Hnt i nave u"s
M,n..a Nrs. York sfr g. T. To- ~ lid
sAyASsaH Apu "a AHuI sbE Oa'H aust, nVm fhSSeph'>
Sail Came HrYer, Tor finE
RurIsoRH Apr - s'esm hps N-va Hr'tsp ho-
btcksoac tso-s-s.
Cais8aHe IT, Sos lors foccs ffsif
lin rom Pscipha B stove fr'r Be- On 'tes ~ sie.s
,bp Puo,enoe biia1v Uisk fsT Ne~'iofs iSsa
s Shfyer Tor Philaielpaa 49, - , ,.--.
saw oaLEAN Apni 2i-Csr steamships nis for iivrrp'si
Ceopa .bf BARI, 'sparn.'.
for - nhe
C3t, Of flIalas for N-w.Yofs Ssiei stsins' B1iv" .
oALy.,roS Avu 2L-Cesie. Aur J. a Jona1, los e.sr,e
Arrived Ben Gad Dospl L. a fsa bse1 s"l Deh>
o. Yaies. IRON kep-fork
DIsASrERS.
Ami "a THE stcaInD ifom tsS isft Hpiis
Hamburg agroaud in c Ehe. aai nrort !" ' !" nss
poisson 90. ,- - -. - l.. fl...i.,
bepcr or h,nsmo O'eln Fi'~ Ne lt f s te
h her si uE'babJ st' "r' ''TV on
tO-1l
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
rELpgRApuiC NOTES.

The Boston fund for the relief OF Louisiana
81 . 90 sh oJnuunad ssh-ei ptpns
~ M Vineyard, a passenger on the wy TO
New commi yosey Oedes verdict ." tempo
raJ insanity was rendered
A large andslip occurred st CastletoD, on the
TufsoB O'Clock YESTERDAY dshothg tSo haJ Ffo-'
fird Hth hay AMI three dse iRgs N, ia9srei
. The Milwaukee and ~. Panl Railroad VIII
ney aL6 tables Apni before rlsosd
goes OPERATION snng ne provisions ~ e
.... The nine men belonging 10 the ship Tint who
blown Pas msl eOsh. sect sss,
paei W BY sshiag sohoers !mba b-I sHd ssr az
nv 81 Al NeS.Osleans
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25

occupied the Chair of Geology In Kings College, Lon
don, and in the University Of Dublin, he was appointed
IN 1885, the death OF DR. Buckland Professor OF Ge
oocy In the University ef oxford. He was Assistant
General Secretary OF the British Association from 1884,
and such arranged and edited large number ofts
publications. Prof Phillips devoted attention TO several
branches OF ply steal science and invented meteorolog
cal Instruments of practical utility. He indus
trous writer having contributed than 60 troatises
10 the literature OF his favOrite science. HIS text books
were for long time In good repute and be was ac-
corded degrees by several learned institutions
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
THE CENTENNIAL.

TO the Edttor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Some effort should be made Mt once III
this city give the Centennial Board tho ad II ASKS
AS New-York will reap the lions share OF the peneht
that will result from a grand reunion New-York ought
TO see 10 It that be made entirely worthy OF the occ
son 1t ia more ours Philadelpha's and the proh
glory, or shame will he ours than theirs. VIII
some suggest what action ought " DC taken
Eeto York, April "a, 1914 j. NJ d.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NgwoRrEAss Aprl 2tRblr dal :. ?, sor Hrl5s ~ % Hs
Double Br f6DA7 50 Treble do 81 10 ass Tor Choice Cora
qlet Tor Iev dslls; 6lc Bsn
81 40 liar in Choice S2 Po'k i he a. Si 49, 3les Of ssr
Ssi soi So fof os defs Os<s
Rh SIDES Ji2 r Clear Sdc Baeon 10 bed 7 fs'
shoulders 9T.s for Clear RIB Sides i0e. Tor Clear sdes Hsss
sold ~ 2at~l3s L,ri Grm s1i s,as 81 Obllc ffh sssr
steady Ao9j bhi& PAR 10 Poy F.if 7spse' fiiss
Choc' tG0I4a Noas-es-sScS. 100 bbs, sAeA h.y
dull Al 97e 81 Oh TO- nnsh C9To qusii'
10 snJ bftDer ., bs yV1nS % eeS'
llITs Exchange. Neg.York sight pari Sterling, - "a
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
CRIMES AND cAsUALrIRs-BY TELEGRAPH.

IAN unknown man, a German, was struck by
Hudson Railroad yesterday aud probably iataI IL
iarod will bis name bat he Is IRON New York
"A passenger on train shot telegraph ope-
rAio statoa W, Tehto ylAJ. II Is
the injury vii fatal Tie BY the assAs'n
vas mist0Ok him 10. another man.
-. The Government detectives yesterday arrested
John yohI aud wife BoOnAel Crawford County
Penn detectives
bo., OF couBteIie leesGt BicAe coin ALL ol ees
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
OBITUARY..
PROF. JOHN PHILLIPS.

London telegram of yesterday announces
,a1 ., prof. John Phillips the British geoiogist.
NJ pnn, was born in isoi and at an early age e'inceu
an ATTITUDE for scientific pursuits. In hls DOynoou &c
WAS the pupil and associate of his unce' william o1,tn
,ns fa,ber OF British geology" and .accopahleu mn,
while making surveys About 1871 ho was appoiu'ou
Keeper Of the Museum of the Yorkshire ", r
soc,etv and delivered lectures In various par'' VI
gland ON scientific subjects. After haV'pS su'''''''
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
"whn, ought to be considered Iioaes,l,

"what ought TO be cons'ioTed u"ae'ilJ ana h's''p
data sc,st soi Or a gold q ao, ias.A n The ae,.s
ses, cold ma be gold % 1oSs vel AL eesn
we'll All other proportions fail their pryon 'pi h'a'' H.
l2 9 mar tolerated they Nae hsahus psme"s
,i,d uih hs.s .dater,aL"ys "Ihc Bo,s ~ isf NarsA
Aneuesns waiting Eassal to ht ofsSsHE. s'ofs e
LgniOl Easitl1 lhf
gold eseU bassh Ss'o'e c''os~
snJ OroaLsA Cstai0g post fre
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
cArTLR MhRKEr.

CHICAGO Annl 24-CArrLsReoeipts 300 hssf market Sry
setSe sad ,dy and Son sale. % good 70 a4se ',ss
sieefs At So 30a$5 70 ezra 50 22pt5 4O cke VI 1pih hp
shipments. 2.4OO head.
O0serepts 10000 head arfet meHteJ out shsos
al - 700S5 % Tor inferior 90 ~ - ~ ~ o'
cboice with Phslepha - s5 atB Oas
Ali $500 heat
SHEEP and nomnsfT unchanged receipts. 4S0 heed
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25

the road. The morning train will be sent ont tomor-
row. Tho water tanks have been tapped ell along tho
lne and sone OF them have been burned The strikers
refsse work or let others work. aud are reported S
saying that they to hurt nobody. but will persist
until thor terms are acceded TO.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25

sad Death.-A poor little sur sl10s. saaooa'ei 70
death the other ay b. IL bo. 90. le esi sst
YET easily BY the u HaLLoOO- "oks tka. shsA
be procured any drug store
"Ofsli sad words Of tongue or pen.
The saddles, stet t5eses H might have beenP"
Price % sod eVerYrhere JOdH HsSHr Cpash C<
P,oprietors ) ,uI College place. New-iOrs.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
MUSICAL NOTES,

Sig. Muzio's benefit, announced for next Tues
Az ovIu n, 4, most extraurdiuacy anur. iao pro
granme Is novel; and yaIie, ana ong enough 10 sa1isy
the most eXaotiug.
The New-Y York Vocal Society will give a con
cert next Tnurslag, slAlD@ art Oi oV"uuiau"s
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
ANOTHER MARINE ACCIDENT.

SAN Francisco. April PA dispatch bas
Just received 90 the eoct that the slip James
Chester lies broadside 10 the beach, and has dr1tsd
souhward The tugs cannot haul her OF The vessel
iU ballast for NaniainO.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
TIE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA MARKETS

April 2tSaysr-Nc II s. IJpl9ts resr " srrcs-
Erbs ee .cuye. Un l MACS 90 dly tgs1ll
premium. sh lI2DllJ GO GsJs gsa. l3s 50
prena.a london l1fr1GI prcn'ass Psns. lJ4SiSa
DreunaB spanish gold. 2is @2iJ.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25

STRIKE on THE LOUISVILLE SHORT LINE KALI
ROAD.
CINCINNATI, April 24.-The strike OF section
hands and brIdgemon on the Louisville Short Line Rail
.till continues Freg trains are not moving on
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
MINING STOCKS

San PR.scsco April 2i--Anpg stoe a vssk Rs'me"i hy
30 ODbir u BceT, b C0Hspldsi.i NHsDh, 81 Dose
Curry 81 y. Crown Point S81 Ssvsgr "fh Sona Chsuot 80
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
HIHRIhD.

STEPHENS -LySrBR-0n Thuay hc 23i inst, ,be re.iarA
o lame. Crow esq dge Mo hsyes ~ Rev W,'sss
WaIdsw George Ssephens ~ Airline Is bYs"r
Tbnrsily Ami - ~ he esfeses
of Mr. WsIen ~ Day ti v ID J-mes ~
Wilson OF Newport g. Louise, dasHSS VI 'he al Jsiaes
Of
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25

Ladies suffering from Rapture n'haJ re,i All .ss.
cp.g bv an. IA no fRuss 6SB Brs.va Pr'H' hnfh- hJ
..ui.u. Mos. pnng pnxes. nihf s2onsc ps' n' ~"a
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25

"rsr,a,sc and tbo Fer, With moro Iibersi allowance
than usual OF en-" madr,eaIs VII oh they have mado 20
popular
Tho Mendelssohn Society OF Pougbkeepsie in
tends giving the Oy.tori0 OF Elijah oD MONDAY heA''
assisted by NJ ". Whitney and Tboinas.s Orohe~Ws
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
DIED

Az Notices Of Mar,ages mxa be Endorsed ~'n fsH
name aud address.