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Wnrrnn ted.-FOur TO Six Bottles or DIR.
PIERCE'S GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY are war
rancd to Salt Rheum letter kind OF
Pmples the face. Two are warranted To
clear the system OF Bois Carbuncles and sores Four
six bottles warranted to cure the worst kind or
Erysipeias and Bloches among the hair SIX to ten bot
Corrupt or Running Ulcers Right % ten bottles
to six bottles are warranted to cure Liver COMPLAINT
WONDER TO HERsELF.
- TAsKyowS Delaware county, Ohio, March 20, 1873
To Dr. K Y. PIERCE, Buffalo, N Y. =
Your DISCOVERY needs only fair trial and u will dc
All you recommend II to do, and more too when was III
teen caught cold ana Tor twenty eight years have
and doctors bills have run up az times to s2oo and
! gave up all hope last spring Of living the summer
told my husband after reading u that was too late
and bought two bottle; and found i was helping ING
sore throat and wa. ALMOST entirely deaf IN one
slant pain in my head Now my head !: as sound IS
your blsCovhRy,f2t has cured me Of ca,srrh sore
liver was very bad ny skin was rough. When | pus
my ha nd my body Ii like nsh scales Now Is a.
smooth and soft as chld's In conclusion will say
have been well for three months a wonder to my
sell ana friends This - out imperfect statements
half has not been told. Yours, with respect
HESTER LACKEY.
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A STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT,
The Hudson River Boat Dean Richmond
Ashore near Livingston's Creek.

POUGHKEEPSIE, June IL, 1874.
The steamer Dean Richmond ran ashore at three
O'Clock this morning, near Livipgston's Creek,
south OF Hudson. The passengers and baggage
were transferred to the steamer City Of Hudson,
and conveyed to Albany. One story says that
drift wood caught in her rudder chain rendering
her unmanageable; another that sne struck o
snag. knocking hole In her bottom. Her bow Is
high up out OF water. The damage Is not yet
ascertained.
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Political Tumult in the Public Streets
and The Assembly Hall.
m. GAMBETTA GAINED BY AN ARISTOcRAT.
Parliamentary and Municipal Pro-
ceedings Impeded.
M. Paul de Cassagnao Challenged
to a Duel.

PARIS June II, 1874.
large and excited crowd assembled at the
Western depot to-day at the time for the departure
OF the Deputies for Versailles.
N. Gambetta was greeted with cheers and Kisses.
The police attempted to dispense the throng, hand
ling them roughly In some instances. M. Lefevre.
a Deputy OF the Left, was arrested, but subse-
quently released.
A tumult arose and Gambetta was again In
suited
Thepoltoe cleared the railway station and occu.
pied 1t the entire afternoon.
In the Assembly M. Baze demanded an inquiry
into these riotous proceedings, which the govern
ment promised to Institute.
n. GAMBErrA cLuBBED BY AN ARIsrocRAr.
On the return OF the Deputies to Versailles Count
ST. Croix struck Gambetta across the face with
stick, for which he was promptly arrested.
sCKSS OF TUMULr IN THE ASSEMBLY.
During session this afternoon the excitement
among to members became intense, and parla-
mentary business was much impeded.
PERSONAL CHALLENGE TO NJ PAUL DE CAssAGNAC.
MN. Sch0elcher and Testelin went to-day to
the once OF Le Pays (newspaper) on behalf Of G.
Clemenceau. formerly Deputy and Marie Of Mont
martre. who was delegated by the republicans to
demand armed reparation for violent article
published In that journal
The editor, n. Paul de Cassagnac, was absent,
lie Statements tomorrow.
CORPORATE PRIVILEGES SUSPENDED
The Municipal Council OF Bordeaux has been sus-
pended for having permitted public demonstra-
tion Of hostility to the government
Specie Flowing to the Bank In Paris.
PARIS, June II. 1874.
q The specie In the Bank OF France has increased
.D.6Ss, 00of. during the past week.
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RHODE ISLAND SENAT0RSHIP
The Committee Reach the seventh Ball
lot without Result.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., June II. 1874.
AT the meeting OF the Legislative Grand Commit
tee at noon to-day, Governor Howard made
speech reiteratlnQ his determination not to be a
candidate, and asking his friends not to vote for
him.
The NTH joint ballot stood as follows:-Burnside,
4Si Dixon 70; Barstow, 10; scattering ~
me sixth ballot stood : Burnside, 40; Dixon, II 4;
Barstow, 20; scattering, IL.
The seventh ballot stood burnside, %; Dixon,
~; Barstow. 20; Shefied, I; Jencks 4; Brad
ley, o.
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WOMAN sUFFRAeIsTs SEEKING FUNDS.

ST. Louis, Mo-, June IL, 1874
The Missouri State Woman Suffrage Association
has adopted an appeal to the people OF Missouri
Tor subscriptions to aid the women OF Michigan TO
conduct the summer and TALL campaign in that
state IN lavor OF the extension OF suffrage TO wo
men. They expect to raise IS, 900.
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ouATlc MONTHLY. CHI IS. A. PEvBRELLy, Ed
"A tor lime s5I IN its third year. -Cooncl s. ~ ray-
!or Big Topnasi- o. r. b., The Captain. knickerbockcr
and others discuss yscntins A,mseur ooarng OF mo
Commodore y Brady; letters en- rowing BY Maltese,
Of New orleans; xsnthta of Buffalo; Palmetto, OF
Charleston; Nyd, Of Washington; .he Harlem and Nas-
sau barge race; Yachting Foam aud Rowing Rip2es;
editorials aquatic matters ami subs erms.
s. per annum single numbers " gents The trade sa1
picd by the American News Company. AUGrsc
BRENlAAV~ IuhlAinx.- - EaAnn SuAks. Man Kucks
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THE STEAMER PARADAY.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., June IL. 1874.
The cable steamer Faraday left yesterday for
Nova Scotia to continue her cable laying, and ex-
poets to return here alter the arrival OF her con-
sort, the Ambassador.
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CHICAGO, June l,

CHICAGO, June H. 1874.
The Aboutionlsts' reunion continued their ses.
sion to-day and this evening, the time being oc-
cuped by the relation OF the experiences or
underground railroad conductors and agents. and
by the reading OF several historical and Geographic
cal sketches. Tney Will PROBABLY ADJOURN to-
morrow.
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The Season Of Straw Hats.-Kn mo

opened splendid variety OF STRAW HATS for gentle
men, conspicnously the Bronze. made OF the finest
quality or English Man. top ana round brm,
adapted for both youns and oId TIE s!aeE" only DIT.
ceedingy dressy article, Of English Milan; the "oal.
yin," of Mackinaw straw; the Seaside" mixture OF
bronze. blue and white straw and the Youths Hat
chip sngsr.loat shape fiat br,m the Anti Sunstroke.n
black straw Hat brim. blue ribbon; the SNOW Flakes
&c, The Granite Gray Cass merc has proved an i'm.
success and Is only obfalnabe at kNOx'S stores
2l2 Broadway and Fifth Avenue Hotel.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
Probabilities.

WAR DEPARTMENT.. ]
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, June 12-l A. NJ.
Probabilities
For New England rain will prevail during the
day, with increasing eastcrly or southerly winds,
lower temperature and falling barometer.
FOR THE MIDDLE STATES AND LOWER LAKE RE-
GION LIGHT RAIN, FOLLOWED BY CLEARING AND
COOLER WEATHER, WINDS SHIFTING TO SOUTHWEST
AND NORTHWEST AND RISING BAROMETER.
The Upper Ohio, Central Mississippi, and Lower
Missouri rivers will rise during Friday
Cautionary signals continue at Apena, Cleve.
land, Toledo, Detroit and Grand Haven.
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Improved Refrigerator and Ice Chests,
all sizes best nnish charcoal filed Manufacturers
pot % Barclay street SHERMAN 4 WALKER.
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LYNCHIN9 A NEGRO.
SHREVEPORT. La. Lnn

SHREVEPORT, La, June IL, 1874
Edward Lucas, alias Scott, negro arrested for
completely IN the Elliott murder to-day, near this
city. while being conducted to town, was taken
from his captors ard hanged by vgilants being the
.,AAu ucrAua hanged py tnem ior thus murder.
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Bnrnum's Hippodrome.-Wc have never
found anything equal to GILES 4 CO.'S LINIMEN1
IODTDE AMMONIUM. Bruises wounds. stiffness, lame
ness pains in the muscles, swelings msiatey disap
pear. 1t Is lust what we long wanted. and
nothing else In thirty years experience IN Europe and
America never met anything like II. 50 cents and 81
bottle Depot ISL Sixth avenue. L. b. WOODS, Veter-
Try surgeon, Barnums Hippodrome
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
Assignm ents to Duty.

WASHINGTON June II, 1874.
Commander A. v. Reed has been detached from
the command OF the Kansas and ordered to return
home aud report to the Admiral; Lieutenant Com
mander Alfred Hopkins from the Dictator and or
dered to command che Kansas on her arrival at
Key West; Medical Director James McCleliand
from special duty as Philadelphia and ordered 10
the Navy Yard at that city; Medical Director p.
J. Horwitz rom the Naval Hospital at Philade-
phia and placed on waiting orders Medical In
Navy Yard and ordered TO the Naval Hospital at
that city; Paymaster James Lindsay from the
Wachusett and ordered home; Pavmaster George
X. Martin has been ordered to the Wachusctt. The
Brooklyn aud Ossipee arrived at Key West June
10. The Colorado sailed the same day for Norfolk
and the Wacnusett for SANTANA. The Pensacola
and Narragansett arrived at San Francisco une To-
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye Does Its Work
quickly. harmessy, and splendidly, producing most
natural shades and easily applied For sale everywhere
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Havana Markets.

HAVANA, June ii. 1874.
Spanish gold $50 266 Exchange acdve ION the United
Slaes sixty days, currency, LIZ ia premum; short
sight do, l2f 23 premium gold, IA las
MUM short sight DO I4o 100 premium on London, Hs
u l3O premium Paris lf3 ISL premium. sugar
No II Dutch standard. Il q 2l1s reals per arrobe
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For All Purposes OF Family Linimens
the HOUSEHOLD PANACEA will be found invaluable
Immediate relief will follow its In all of Pain
the Stomach, Bowels or Side. Rheumatism Collie, C0lds
Sprains and Bruises. For internal and external
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SPAIN.
Royaliss Rspsnsing Of Their Political Creed.

PARIS, June II, 1874.
"A despatch rom ths Spanish frontier says that
numerous bands IN the Basque provinces have re-
VOTED against Don Carlos, demanding peace.
DON Carlos has ordered that upon capture they
shall be shot
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A.-Selling Metal Trusses Proving Un-
satisfactory the finger pad fellows have steal
ing the name OF the ELASTIC TRUSS. which is s0I
cheap at 6ss Broadway, and soon cures Rupture
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DR.. Filters Rheumatic Remedy-POsi.
lively guaranteed TO Cure Rheuma tsn Neuralgia and
Nervous Diseases or no charge. Is Bond street and
drugpists.
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Keep Your Bird in Health and Song
by using SINGERS PATENT GRAVEL PAPER, for sale
by all druggists and bird and cage dealers
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A.-Burlkc's silver Gray Cashmere Hat
is the correct style. Summer styles In variety. ZIG
Broadway, Park Bank Building.
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4 Us E M E IS.


Tne announcement Of the performance or one
OF the most delightful works ever penned oy an
orchestral writer. Mendeissohn,s Scotch SYM
phony, No. 3. opus 90. oy Thomas orchestra was
sunicient to attract very brilliant audience to
Central Park Garden last night. In spite OF the In
clement weather. The performance OF this work
was OF that finished and effective KIND that might
be anticipated. The four movements the intro
duction, scherzo. adagio and allegro so charac-
teristic, fresh and GENIAL, were delivered with
rare expression and heartiness ana the applause
which greeted each was more like what one would
expect to hear during the winter at stenway Hall
or the Academy than at summer garden Tho
rest OF the programme was equally interesting.
Consisting Of 81 ops. e. sseS
thumous overture OF Schuberi. .'Alphonso and
Estrella." the quaint ola pastorae rom Bach's
Christmas oratorio, the choicest orchestral gems
from the third act Of Wagner's tumultuous ''Meis-
terslnger Won Nurnberg," perfect Niagara Of IN
ture Berlioz's Hungarian march, ..Rakoczyj" .
Strauss waltz and serenade for mute and norm.
fractions, that some OF the audience present had
come all the way from brooklyn. The respectful
an eVae ea % Of '9 sse
cised by MIR. Thomas and his band over our music
loving public.
Musical and Ora matic Notes.
A farce is to be brought out in London on the
subject Of dog muzzling.
Theodore Thomas gives o concert at Schutzen
Park on Saturday afternoon
The hapless people OF Brighton, England, at last
accounts were arilicted with Emmett and "Frltx."
Nine. Adelina Patti has already appeared ae
Covent Garden In al Barblere," "Dnorah," "Doa
Giovanni" and "Crown Diamonds" and Nine.
Nilsson at Druyy Lane, In "Faust."
Mr.. NJ A. Kennedy's benefit, at Mrs. Conway's
Brooklyn Theatre, on Tuesday evening, was nu-
merously attended despite the severe storm, and
that TACT is PROOF OF Mr.. Kennedy's popular ty.
The programme OF the entertainment was made
up OF "rhe Marble Hearth and the burIesQue OF
.'Kenilworth. 1t was rendered excellently, ana
Mr.. Kennedy's fine performances in both plays
were well supported by Mrs. Conway, the Misses
Minnie and Lillian Conway and MIR. Roche. -t
The benefit to Mr.. Charles Eytnge, at Booth's
Theatre, will take place this afternoon The lead
ing actors OF the leading theatres will appear, and
all the glories Of the now fading season will be
represented in the brilliant and varied entertain
ment. The entrance Of Mr.. Eytnge into the dra-
matte profession, for which his scholarship and
talents seem to 50 eminently tit him, will thus be
celebrated In the most graceful manner by the
comrades of his new calling. Our readers win
ind the announcement in our advertising col
umns and will not fail to see the extraordinary
character OF the attraction.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

n tanning fu report OF the operations At the stock
Exchange ior the past week and explaining how large
pronts are made In
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A.-For n stylish and Elegant summos
HAr go direct 70 manufacturer.
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Bachelors Hair Dye is Splendid
Never faiis Established 81 years. Sold aud properly
applied al BACHELORS Wig Factory, l6 Bond st., Ny
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Camphor, $50. q Pound; Atl<inson's
White Rose. Sc. box: Luhin's Hair OIL Soc. box.
WILLIAM N. GILES CO, Chemists, A5l sixth avenue.
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The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature Tor the past twenty-four hours,
in comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer OF Hudnut's
pharmacy, HERALD Bullding:-
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All the Newest md Prcttiest styles for
little boys at sHAYNES, Broadway and Tenth street oV-
posite Stewarts
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Ladies', Misses, Gentlcmen's nd Boys
| BOOTS SHOES INDIA RUBBER and BATHING
/ SHOES. MILLER CO., No. Union square.
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The ssBcebe" Range.
Price reduced; $50 tor the largest family size put up
Orders for repairs received by Lail.
JAMES KIRKLAND, Nos s. 10 and IL Reade street.
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Perfect I'm All Essentials as n Dentt.
frice Is THURSTON's IVORY PEARL TOOTH PowDER.
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LORD MARLBOROUGH.
LONDON, June II. 1874.

LONDON, June H. 1874.
Placards and advertisements are out ofering
reward for the discovery of the whereabouts OF
the missing Earl OF Marlborough.
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Sulphur Baths Co nts.-One Box (threo
cakesl GLENN,s SULPHUR SOAP costs 60 cents 81 all
druggists sufficient tor twenty SULPHUR baths and Gao
be taken at home, thereby saving the expense and
trouble OF going outside OF your own house.
&. N. CRfTTENDkN Sole Proprietor.
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CUBA.
The Gold Market in Havana-Rihes for Spain

letter from Havana, dated June 9, to New
YORK, has the following:-
me Captain Generals decree OF the 4th inst.
authorizing the Spanish Bank to sell specie for the
account OIL the Treasury, order to enable persons
WHO have to pay 25 per cent OF their taxes In gold
10 get IL at a lower figure than the current rate,
has had tne effect OF lowering the price Of gold
temporarily. 40 He
quantity OF Remington rines lately received
from New YORK, intended for the new militia on
thus Island, have been sent to Spain.
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Preparations Made for Launching the
New United States steamer Enterprise.

PORTSMOUTH n. H.. June IL, 1874.
The new United states steamer Enterprise, one
OF the SIX government vessels built by private con.
tract, and the nrst to be completed, viii be
launched from the Franklin Ship House. Ports
mouth Navy Yard. On SATURDAY..
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Davfd's Silver Pearl Cashmere Hat fDn
Gentlemen. Salesroom 29sk Broadway, near Duane u
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LONDON, June 1875 80 A. M.

The Military Situation I'm the North Of
Spain.
LONDON, June 1875 80 A. M.
special despatch to the Times from the North
Of Spain says M
General Concha and stan have left Logrono for
Tudea. Thirty thousand national troops are
marching TO the Amezcoas Valley.
'The Carlist army under command Of General
Dorregaray now numbers "a, 900 menu
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THE ABOLITIONIsTs' REUNION.

Average temperature yestefdAy. .............
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The Captured Insurgent Chies-Their
Journey and Commission.

Journey and Commission.
HAVANA, June IL, 1874.
The insurgent Colonies Betancourt Jeminez and
RoJas were captured IN the Bay Of Giguey. They
were passengers on q bark from New York, which
vessel ths5 left in the Bahama Channel, taking .
boat. They brought correspondence ana q COM
mission 70 the insurgents, which were thrown
overheard before their capture.
They refuse to confess the nature OF their COM
mission.
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STOCK REGULATIONS

with but small RISK OF by investing from $50 to
SIM 'puts.n 'ca.is" double lprtvieSes, Wal Do
matted tree TO any address by the publisher,
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MADRID, June II, 1874.
General Concha has begun active operations
against the Carlisrs in Navarro.
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THE SANITARY CONGRESS.
The Health Scientists Of the World 10 Wait a
Little Longer.

VIENNA, June II. 1874.
The International Sanitary Congress has been
postponed until January 7, 1875.
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L. w. HAMILTON 4 CO.
IS Broad street. Now York.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-16

were one OF physical strength entirely. Such
was the confusion in the Lake Shore crowd.
particularly that simultaneous Gales were made
at q difference of one per cent between brokers
standing not more than six feet apart La addition
IN the accumulated bad news of the past week, the
Erie managers had failed to render statement OF
its condition not even the experts appointed 10
make an examination of the Companys affairs oeing
permitted TO publish the result OF their iapois
Chicago had been VISITED by another serious GONNA
grafton. Everybody expected a fall aud perhaps a
manic. in prices and many Of the smaller shorts
stood ready to take advantage OF the 1figh'
and buy IN, if possible, at a large proh''
So confident were large numbers Of moderate opera
tors of drop in prices that hundreds of orders were
given over night to buy at the opening without
limit as to price, The opening prices as TO most Oh
the specuatiyes were one per cent lower han al tue
close last ght but the market soon rallied ana py
II o'clock had quite recovered the lost ground Dur
ing the remainder Of the day Irlces were irregular
and closed finally with gain Of to per cent on
n few stocks Central and Hudson, st. Joseph, far-
lem. North-West Rock Island and ST. Paul closing
at precisely the prices Of last night. Paclhc Aiaii
gained per cent and Panama some 81 per cent on
rumor started last night to the effect that the for
mer had taken a lease of the latter on terms that
were to make the fortunes of both companies Ihe
opening highest, lowest and closing prices were:
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made to keep up q show Of conslstency-and are
wholly imperative.
At the University ConyOcation, Principal

WhOly lnOptrduNe.
At the University COnvOcation, Principal
Vim. Harkins Of Jordan Academy criticised English
grammars, declaring their defects to he unmethodeai
treatment. neXact definition and incorrect classihca-
ton Principal J. W. OBrieu Of sprincville said 1.-THE
methods OF granting certificates by school commits
soner and hiring teachers by school trustees make IL
certain that long they continued so long sha
the common schools he places where ignorance ana
superhcidlity will hold high carnival" paper was
read on the ealtnfuDess OF Intellectual Pursuits the
writer showing that the breaking down bodily OF e1u-
Gated men was generally due 10 anything else ra'her
than 10 the exercise OF their minds. AS matter OF
fact stated that the average length OF life OF college
graduates is eight years than the general average
of the whole community.
A correspondent of The Chicago Inter-Oc
has been comparing the salaries paid to teach
ers IN various cities and States with those of tie army
the Post-Oaice, and the GranCers Offices He Gays:
In cities the highest salaries paid were IN Now
York the being $0Si and the lowest IN Bangor
S355 The POstmasers salaries ia nearly all the
leading ciues 5000 more than those paid
the Superiutendents OF Schools The Secretary of the
8, coo; the lecturer tO1 The lowest salary pdd
TO male clerks IN Government employ is S2o0 per an
mum. Congressman receive 5000 for about SIX mohths
work The average teachers salaries nd by safes are
low. shown by the folio wing table compiled from