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.ion1" gaVo nomo interesting illustrations IN
e19nmrn Int enos m during tho day. The moetina ul
FieEEDMAN's SAVINGS RANK.
'r'on s,,mt'".s or tho Branches in xynsn.
;r.. , ,,,... VOW forte, mud nlclnpl,ts-
t,,c vc,1a ~ .' Isofsovotl to DO on

SUSPENSION of tho 1rancr,c~ in sx,
,.,,s. VOW Forf1, and Nlcanul,tn-
Atastithtton E1o1tcyca to f,o n,,
! tho verge OF Esnntsr,tutcv. -" v"
-. sntc'a' Dfsrateh to 1nc ch,couo r.,t.,.
NEW 1onK, July 2.-Tho Now yort l,ra,,,,
tho Froodman's Savings Dank 1na s,,s,aa4,ss .n :,
payments. Several applications Eworo VIII -.
uhy Tor cancollng OF accounts. hnt nors ".
needed. No application Las yet hmm r,,.,. w
tho appointment Of Rocoiyor Tim otto..,s.. ~.
Ior tho bank has put In a..notco Of annoa,ano.
70 . snit OF Arabolla Mapping and henco is Nv,
titled to SIX days timo. TGc tio uio wi n9an le on
dsposs S1s 9n1sy Hi tdn Mas spping aa for Tina
s5si xpr @ as sho h90&RRspy Roa fho aosntng aoors to
gana Ssns 1he e. wishoa to draw hor money in e1rtv
aays: ony ~. she , applied for It on Tuosdsyss.
reooyory mnsa we9 ~ Immediately begun for s
panK, " allowing themselves to bo nucd m - .
18ss ana equitable ol.in have voluntarily mi =,
thta branob no nsHs tfsnkrupc but the Cashier
h tleo aoos not affect tho insttution, Il roonrcs'
~ sAys an application Of one-half of tho orod;t9
9o,s 1su ot tho bank, which Is composed Of tbtrtv.
il into IN hoary az many statos to foroo
On on the verge Of Bankruptcy. In tia Nav VI
ca,a 0sntlcn tnore arc not enough funds to nav 10;
though tho baut's condition il bs.1 x thora raas
ns tnsDney enough ~ the hands Of tho Natona Roar
Gl trustees ct Warrington to relIoyo tl,o varior9
0f"o'Aos In thotr difficulty. ''' 'A'1'u'
WASHINGTON, July 2.-Lar1o nnrho,a =, =,
EEos.t9ls, E., PRINCIPALLY coIored mon, woro A. H.
sreeamana I'm Bunk to-day to draw tbor fnnda sn
bS tho tnststo ieasss sho uniform beng
md tho Actuary had boon Instructed tauaton y nnn
70 L more nonoy. It was intondod by The Tr,stoos
9 o. Keep tho proceedings as to to winllna.mno
eta ID pnnk S ana ts branches private until tho Scn
lesignatea BY thom to act as Ccrpmaaiorannas iosauns
which has not yot boon aono, 11l's'onofs,
m MEMPHIS.
aop1ai,,. @hnnn1e. Jnly 2;-Tho suspension Of til.
itolaent among the colorod peoplo tbonn1, J ex -
us'ness has been small atnco tho pa1to 1sss fal1
, 1874-07-03
Philadelphia politicians woro worked nm tn

Philadelphia politicians worc worked up to a
termonting point yesterday by tho rumor that
tho President had malo John ". ForneY Post
'nastor- General. Honest John, tho gosaips say,
has become tirod. His lot Is no longer ondura-
bic. He haB lain, ]ol these many
Eo"rs, ut tho rich mans gates full Of
sores; 1t is now his turn to DO carried by tho
angola to Abraham's bosom. It ia hard to Bay
III vic" OF this touching al1egory, that there is
no proof OF hfr. Forney's having boon toptlored
any appointment whatoyor, and thero is oycn 4
shadow Of doubt over tho alleged reconciliation
between lin and Simon Cameron,
, 1874-07-03

Tho old saying that Nature cannot be In.
proved upon aoomB likely to DO proved untrue
IL sakes Nature great many centuries to tlrain
tho wator out Of peat mud bake It into ami M
tho Il New York World contains tho account Of of
tho invention Of machine by which poa. IA
turned Into cannol coal In lalt IN hour, Some
OF Its products havo recently boon oxaminod hv
Chemists, who have passed such 4 favoro,,o
opinion upon 1t that tho managers Of tlroo New
York railroads hayo alreadY ofYorod to take II at
ttlo rate OF 30 ooo tons por yoar ut s5 ton. Tbn
World saya,
fragment Of the now pest f.,ol II let bac cv,,u
ueI; not easl!y cut with knlfe hard enough Ia IL.
lo!lsl, showing ceary defined oioayaae Say"bn1 73
oenaa , 70 o. saa eubla 1oo and contsnne ess tan
sua nes sa cont mo- more hoang power than Tho bess NoW
as'1 u = Goa and 10o per cent more tha1 Qermau no.i
1nu 1 y u Tue opinion Of e11stts th4t TIC n"r f,n,'
eaom IT, %e1Rht snd tho preseryation Of tho yoia,
enMpounta In peat Will be of 0aal value hi
syng an Important part III tic reduction ~
II tue reports concerning tho successful WORK.
ngs OF th's nsAoAno md tho excellence Of fts
psoauota ha true. It Il destined to cgssto 4 re,o.
, 1874-07-03

Ono OF tho c,tizons Of milwaukee,, John Mo-
ofoasy. mas arreated the other day for beIur q
vagFant aud d nuisance. Flo haa not waahod hta
'aoo OF hands for si1 months; his anger-pails
afe half IN Inch long, and hia hair reaches to Iis
"a'ss', Ills dict for a long timo has been doad
*u'na's' which he picks up In tho alleys and boils
1"'o poffldgo, and liyo Yormin Of all sorts.
"t'on questioned az to his diet, 10 said he llyod
upon th's sort OF stuff booause fresh moat was
op"holesome' Aud yet, with auoh = filthy old
ep10uFo a. this amo1k them, there ase some
, 1874-07-03

AL of yosterdny was occupied By the unftoa
stHtos Court sitting at Madison in further
hearing Of tho application for IN injunction In
bohaH of tho Northwestern bondholdors. Arm,
ments woro made by ex- Chiof- Juatice Dixon md
Assistant Atsy.-Gsn. Sloane for tho state. and
, tho Hon. E. Y. stoughton for the bopdho1d.
ers' Our correspondent has giyon 8 succincs
and comprehensive rovlow of tho proceedings,
1ho case soon1s to turn upon two points ~ Tho
Jurisdiction Of the Court (2) IN alleged conflict
between tho Potter and tho General Rai]roadlaw.
II tho Court aocides TINT 1t has jurlsdiction tin
struggle will DO oyer tho second point man.
tioned' Counsel for tho bonaho1dora argue that
the passage Of law dates from tho time nlen
II ls signod by tho Governor; that tho Potter
10" "as passed before tho Gouoral law and that
the section i'll the lattor which provides for n |
and just compensation has eupor.
aoaod the power Of milking arbitrary rates which
shc Potter law conferred. Arguments in TIM
'aso "lll probably DO concluded to-day.
, 1874-07-03

hooordor Hackott has improved IN opportunjtz
presented BY the disagreement Of jury in the
trial OF Martin Gill to orprees bis opinion NJ tbo
revised lars pertaining to murder, which hnve
recently heon enaoted in Now York. Tho Ro.
coFdor bolfeveH that under the now code "nouo-
ing Is played out;" and for this roason ,,e ~.
coptea tho plea of tho prisoner, who oon.
1ossed to murder in the second decroe and
sentenced him to imprisonment for lifa At hard
labor: So tho prisoner gained nothing bv m,
pealiug to the magnanimity Of tho Court. What.
ever may DO the opinion Of Recorder Hackat.,a
olaeletlon' IN prosuming to criticiso tho 1aua
"n'oh It Is hts duty simply to administer nuet
ihtofoHs will attach to tho subject TINT In,
poen euggeated for cons1oerarlon- .,,,,
CRIMINAL code Of New York was rogiecd 1or ~.
express purpose of providing adequate punish.
nsenta OF murder committed without doliborat;on
OF pfomedltation; tho Recorder fnds that tbo
revision haH practically abrogato capital nr,nah-
ment' This Is not 30 certain. Some mur,ara
arc 80 clearly deliberate that an intol1ieopt inrv
can oa'o no room for dispute about tho var,
alct. Tho fault Ia moro With thu no,,o. -,
'nooslng 5uries than with the law, At INV
.a1o the new law is groat improvement over
no Gu ono, undor Which murder in tlo aocord
''etoo WAS unknown, and tho jury was forced
o ohooBo betwoon an excessive and mn ;n,a,
luato punishment.
, 1874-07-03

IN addition to all Its othor enterprises. San
fFaf'clsco l'as now gono Into tho sardipo h,a,.
ness' a vary largo paoking-houao aas boen
esoo1oo, ami aa tho fish are abundant al along
Inc m iacla' eoast from April to August, It ia an
to'pated that very largo business will bo tloua.
Having the sardines and tito meana TO. curing
thou, the proprletors Of tho establishment nov
propose to got their oliyo.oIl from Moxico
lhe1o soema to bo no reason, therefore, why
this ploaaans litt!o tablo luxury should not bo
brought within tho reach OF all, geyora, tbou.
aana oans h"7e boon packed. but mono hayo yet
boom placed on tho market, as 1t ia nocosgarv
Ehat thoy should atand aomo timo boforo tbov
arc marketable. Al to their quality, tho U4routolo
says:
Chronicle rcpoEtes ylsited Asa establishment yes-
, 1874-07-03

| "e indulge in no siolly sontimontatr vii,
togofa to tho Indiana. When thoy rob aud mnr.
dor, aa thoy often do. thoy should bo sovero,y
punished and whom pcacoablc thoy should 1,o
projected In all their rights. From tho first we
haTe had our miugivings as to Gen. Oustor'a nro.
posed expedition to tho Black Ellis. and our ~
paul correspondent Of yesterday morning, ouot.
Ing from tho troaty made with tho sioux bv oo,
sherman and others, in 1868, sooms to domon-
stfate that such m expedition would bc t1iroot
violation OF tho plain provisions Of TINT treatv.
oot' as'de from tho rights and rrones Of Tho
case, thero arc good roasons to foar Tho mot
disastrous resulta to tho expedition itao1f Az
though 1t Is armed and equipped In tho boat
possible manner, It is too small to rosIs, thu
power OF tho ontro 6ioux nation, It's effectivo
1orcc no have aeon Btated at oonsidorablv 1cau
1Aan l'uuo men. Yesterday It waB nut down Mt
ten companies Of tho Seventh Cavalry. rbov
arc Seldom full, md, II thoy wero tho forco ia
stfA too weak to penetrate into tho fastn,saos -,
the Sioux 1.-Two thousand of these aavagosproa al
ready reported to be massoa, and probably noar1y
II not quite double that number Of warriors viii
attack tho expedition with all tue arts and aov.
"gofy known to their mode Of warfare, rho
posa'plo destruction OF tho expedition itaolf ia
horrible to contemplate, but It would
oo tho least OF the calamitioa sure to fall IN tin
'sontlor settlements. An indtscriminato n,oa.
'aofo OF men, women, and children for luudrof7a
u miloa along tho borders would add q b1oodv
,haptor to our Indian history. ucnco tho war
department aasumos grave responsibility in
'faorlng this expedition to tho Black Hills. II
nay DO successful, but thorc ia certainly room
or great anxiety In regard to 1t.
, 1874-07-03

berg9' the friend Of the animals, having a,,o,
eoeaea IN mitigating tho orneltioa PRACTICAL nnnn
,f1ondiess dogs, has now got after tho nxill.n1i,
uealors IN New York. Ho has commenced onora. ,r,s
uona BY informing the people Of that civ Of tha
nature OF tho horrible HtuH they arc drinktnr ,s
aha lts enocts upon tho hoalth, particularly Of
onlaron. The owners Of tho torturel hrnto.
ooanned In tho filthy stables, WHO neyor am tha
sunlight or green fields, but arc fcd exc1uavo1v
upon not diatillory-s1ops, aro defying Mr. porci,
% 'hsorfcre with them. h1r. Dorgh, hovoyor
does not intinltdato vol, and is dotermnod to
rooe out tho whole brutal and filthy buainoua
, 1874-07-03
pooplo III milwaukee, who havo tho cffrontory, to
alng roproaohos ut tho Chicago Nlyorl


"nA1 dhe BEEN PAID FOR THE EnrF
CANAL.
i'to a'ithorities of tho Dominion Of connae
nave oaeres' to enlarge thor canals 30 TINT I'm
1afgoas-s'zed lako stoa,nora can nans from CHI
caso TO Montreal without broahing cargo. snytno
n"eoka ttmo as compared with tho Erio Uana,
louto a''d at lcaat 25 por cont In tho cost. Tic
oaheu'an Government offers tho FREQ use Of
shoho cann1s to tho United statos ~ mart Of A
hSatem OF reciprocal trade. Tho Now York;
pontclans wllo Job tho canals Of that stnto
oppoSe any aaol reciprocal .trado with Caundn.
nooeuso' thoy my, 1t will dlvort business from
tho Eric Cannl.
/ 1no GF1o Canal has ccaaod to bo adequate to
.ho oasinosH ofiorod to It, and the pooplo of Now
tofA neglect to enlarge 1t. They want to eoll
tho canal to tho Unitod states. Tho American
poop'o haVo paid for that canal moro than onco
already. Now York has not only boon rof,,naod
al that "as ever oxponod On IT, but tho Ancrtcan
pooplo haVo boon taxed to pay for it more than
aouplo Its cost. It should DO understood that
'he NOW York canals tayo boon tue Rroat rnaana
OF political corruption In that Btatc for roanv
yoafa. Tho expenditures on TINT cana, h.vo
Boon On acalo like thoso Of Boss sbopl,or1 IN
washington. But, despite MI this. IN to lila
oloso OF 1soo tho Eric Canal had cost for con~
S''ues'on' na'ntenanoo, repairs, and onlaree- |
mont, tntoroat on borrowed money, oto, s14a.-
oou,ooo Up to tho Hame date, tho royonnea !
ooliocted amounted to s18s. 300, 600. This ehowod
. oloar excoss OF revonuo to tho stato oyor coat
OF @4l ,000, 600. Since 1865. thero han too,,
, 1874-07-03

| aho interview betwoon q reporter of TIM
oa1oAdo TRIBUNE and Taylor, tho nrzou
| Lighter, which waa printed In our ,ae. jo.,,
IL calculated to arouse somo admiration for
oFu'sor from physi cal, il not intol]eo-
.ua' and moral, standpoint. It ia dil1ou1t
~ concelVo OF man who will nut an
TWO pairs OF heavy woolon soclts. two mira NJ
dra"esa four undershirts, four pasrs Of mania
u noa7y "oolon ovorshfrt, M undorcoat, an oyor-
ooas' comforter, swoat-oap, and q pair of
AnoaH Weighing tHo pounds each, and, thus mr.
eou1efed, walk four miles III sand two feet dam
Will tho thermometer in tho uinotfos, yitbo,t
naFang somewhat Of an admiration for him
Whom, In addition to this tho .eamo int,;v,du,,
r'aes on tho following morning at O'Clock. Ia
1uoood down with whisky md lomon-fuico.
goes out before breakfast on tho sand road md
taxes an elght-mile walk, puts on tho assort-
mont OF clothing mentioned above to toko
H"oat, doVotos tho roBt OF tho DIV to boat.
ing eand-bag, rowing boat, swinging
'lups, and humping tho walls Of hia room,
and goea to bed ut o'clock. and docs all thts
WITHOUT once swearing or expressing doslro to |
Kill his trainor then this admiration must chan1o
to horo-worshp. All tlliH pluolt, perseverance
aud physical capabilities arc oxor.
''uoa simply to got few dollars In ILLS pookot.
With tho prospects Of broken noao, dialoostod
a" two baokened eyos, q swellod head, md a
miscellaneous assortment OF crao1od bonoa. M
'ouvonira Of Affection from another br,,acr. who
las boen through tho same procesa, and eete 4
ollootion Of tho Same kind Of souvenirs from 1,a
rion],
Leaving ont tho motivo which inducos tho
rulscr to submit TO this sort OF physical diacom-
oft, thero ia result achieved wlicl, is worth
omo consideration. Tho bruiser goes to tho
Falnor as IN old lat is soat to tAo lattor or an
ID carpet to tho renoyator, Nino ttmoa out OF
IN ho IL out Of condition, enoryated by ilisspa-
ons, bloated up with whisky, and a general
nys'cal wreck. by tho tlmo Aowovor, that
gets through With hia trainer ho cou,os .
1t new man. IIo 1osoa all his gu. :
'fsluous Aosh. Hla n,uecles aro firm and =
fd' Ills digestion is perfect. Ills lungs aro r
tough ass blaoasmIth's bellows. Ills noryos !,
iron eosda' His bloarod eyes aro bright p
, 1874-07-03

Tho San francisco Chronicle Bays that tho rato
Of interost in California Is going steadily down,
and that, spite OF tho low rates ut which money
is otferod, there arc fow borrowers compared
with the number Of lenders. Commercial paper
ia discounted Ut rates which before WAS charged
for loans upon land security; and money on
mortgage is loaned attwo-thirda of the prico It
commanded only year ago.
, 1874-07-03

I onod, Ufg wtn1o fro,nc I. .,,,,,.,.
elastic. Ho Ia tbo n,r,oct nlot,rs 's,' =. ,..'
i,onlth, strength. and ho,,,r N.,w .,,,. sss ',.
ia mint two.thlrda ~ +nnr,,,,., .......,."-
Doctors Of al schools havo t. rrrnaso ~, -.
namoly, tho repairing and yonov.tlno - ,.o~.
mud dtlapldated human bodiou. nruo s,or.. .ra
multiplying rapidly. Afjnor., a,r,nca ,,Ia.,
purifiers, and curative p,lls arc avortia.a ovo~,
whore. Crowds Of poonte t1ook "a t,,o .,s...,..
| n1seaa ov,rr ,,.,. . ~ "n'oi Anb-
, 1874-07-03

Inc Rev. DR.. Monat, fathorin-lav Of Dr.
Llslngssone delivered looturo in tho DrIxton
IN nnoepondont Chapel. England, June 7, on TIM
,ie OF tho distinguished traveller. uo called At.
:ontlon 70 tho fact that the great explorer waa
ao8oonuoa from Highland clan, that ho waa
1ona or high class Of literature, mover read
no7cis' and never went to theatre, All hia
liio through, Livingstone had bocn couflding
ahd simple. md theso traits Of lis chnroo,ar
"eso great source Of etronrtb.
, 1874-07-03

ing 1t 0oAo o"8h, 6o>6o seller tho month. and
ooAe9d0o sollor August. Oats woro Ii, fair do
'nena and hrmor, closing At 42]lc cash, and 4o9&o
noiiof tho month. Rye ihnoslro and nominal at
o*c. Barley was tnactiyo aud nomnaly frntor
~ Ss@eoo seller September Hogs wore 100
'o"ef' closing stondy At sB.25@8.o0. Cattle
"ofo dill and heavy, With light snloB at 81, ,oo0
d.d0. Bhoep wero inactive,
, 1874-07-03

HFof. Swing is announced to preach at arooor-
"'oRa hall, on North ola:k street, next Sunday
morning. It will be tue frat Of a proposal
acnea OF Sunday addresses by this eminent d.
VINO IN IN auditorium largo enough to accommo-
date comfortably tho crowds that gather to hear
, 1874-07-03

on Juno a, England had E, $40 cattle. m
1noroaao Of 100000 over 1872, and Of 4o() mn mn
above the average botwoen tho years 1854 md
1s7s, inclusive. It Ind 20 ,427, os5 sloop. bcino
l'6oo'ooo over 1879. There wero imported fron
ireland Cs4,0l8 cattle md 8c4, ,371 swine. from
foreign countries 1o8, ,968 cattle, B4o.27a shoon
and 10 92sswino.' Germany. Holland aud Fropea
arc tho chief placcs from which arnortaHona
were mailo. N'teNo
, 1874-07-03

II has been suspected for gomo t;mo y, .,
'tas tho froed1nan's Savings Bank, which ],aa ,ts
headquarters at Washington and branches a11
o'ot 'no onton' Is rotten concern; and tho d.
'oiopments Of yoatorday preclude further doub.
aa 20 tho Justice Of this suspicion. Tho bnn1.
las suspended payment. Reports have boon ro-
'ot'eo from many OF tho branches, and, go far
az heard from, there will DO no. attempt tn con.
tlnuo buslneBs at my OF them, Action boa ,,oor,
tskon simultaneously, aud in accordance with
Eao preconcertod programme Of tho Directors in
washington. Timot will probably SHOW tint
moro has boon mixture OF raacnlity and blum
oeflng honesty in tho government Of this yaat
institution, and that tho result las boon nm enor.
nous fraud on tho frood people, To sav that
s"eh a disclosure is sad and shocking ia mild
use OF language. The very best OF tho coloroa
mon and womon, those wAo have boom indus.
trioas and thrifty, will 500 their littlo loarda
swept away Into tho pockets Of ramb,ora and
SPECTATORS; and 1t will bo no wonder II thov
conclude that honesty does not nav after MI
especially whom brilliant and successful political
saroora nro followed by negro adyenturors in tia
south Who pretend to no ylrtuo md coufoaa In
10 Bhamo. Our Now York dispatch assorts that |
ao bank authorities In that city will resist auv
to throw it into bankruptcy, except on
10 petition OF one-fourth tho creditors in all
% thlrty-four brancl4oa. This poaition ia per-
'epa not worth considering In Its legal aspect,
as IL may servo to place In strong lielt tho
2lf1t Ill which tho affairs Of tho Froo7mn,,a
'ank hayo been and arc being conluotod.
, 1874-07-03

| Wo called attention n fn,v ,,o@o o,r. L.. An.
0oo. nm ,ottor, ,,poooao, T.. W @@o'
publlo nv carto;,, n.r,,oa ~ o11'oa on 1ne
erection Of nm Fxnoutt,on n,n,," ~o.A' 4o1 sno
profoctora nr,,oaa =. 1e' "Ao4on 'ho
lin ,,,.;rc;po, T., ,,,o mens o1
uta nr,vo. Nv ,,,,,,;. ,-. 81" W o's's'o-
As tho bonds tnvc ,ort. ro.a, =. - - 80 ''e'''''
thu ,ntoroat vii, .,.a,,..t ~ 4ao' VI coafao
thu nr;,c;no, M. 49,, oo ~ 'ouf '1"es
worl, =, +i,o s,,, 49, Wv ~ '"p4osoa to
nont ctt,zon. .,,,o.a .pt'",4'ta anu em'-
It raanoc,ah,,,t, a.1;~a: .' ~ ."p'oSoa TO ss7o
vaet1v difroro,t ,,,1,,. nacD' 'n.' LUIS is
giyo no couptouanco tn a o,r,h,,.. 10y "ou'o
mono Whatever. :. thcrsforo s e,,;a aa .u.o'pr'a'-
with tho Immoral ,o,,o,,an =. H. ~ o'"'soo
the pooketa Of TIN ;onor,nt 49,, 10y y WHICH
ofton ,1,,rdoraaI "]'3 an"aly afo 30
And now oomou t,o nn,uo,
Grand ooncortu - =. ,.,. , 'ao'1'o aaa
sent III md IN ,a7. ,m,1s ~ Dapoquo' 1a''
that all lottoroa oro s,v,,,d,.. 4os We noa
iua ia honost ar mt ;. nnt xS-.' "@lo1 'uo ora"-
ronago Of Tx. arovea pras,.,..ss =, 'Ao put
&M.n.R .HK ro,a n..a,,.. 'uo " -
ple.e sayjnra 1,au1. ond ~ ,r ST.. '4o eeo-
non,od q. un.n..u 49, "so""t'' "Aoar
ront1omon oro rossa~.,,.,. '.o, ~" lar thoao
tribu.,o, =, ,,r;aa. ss 4'A 'oe proposed d's-
,,,., e.1 A'' ApP'a1 out, II they
n.,.,a.. " sl'A ualue7 70 10 published aa Trusteoa
donn . =, p1os's:, ",: 'n's VIII inevitably be sot
=. e"''..ee' e'"'"'s' Alr. Grayea
~ "ioo ana good repute.
7,,..-,~. Ao'A " sae ohltod States
n,,,aa. " @u' ofo'ner OF tho Judge Love
n.anaaas .. "4s unneasan'ly connected with
49, ,s.s. ~ ''s "''nos last winter. We
r;s ~ "a'1s' 'noao soht1omon that In
:, :. .,,..,, "ss >n' pao"o ase opt to Judge
,a.aa -.n,, ~ Wv a''s IN which tl'oy arc en- {
Iabou, 1ather Than to Judge OF tho aota bv tha |
ndIvidun1s onrorod l., t,,... 9
'e"S'0 Al 'Aal1' auu El0t tA1B Du- | .
, 1874-07-03
pl)p Gbmstnu Ufibu,1e,
Friday Morning, July 3. 1874.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS,

Though tomorrow tho Fourth Of july will bo
generally observed as holiday, TnE TRIBUNE will be
published, as usual, on Sunday. For tho accommo-
dation Of tho business community, advertisements
for no1s Sundays papor Wilt 10 received to-day,
though tho counting-rsoom wll1 10 open tomorrow
ns on other dayy.
, 1874-07-03

.ns'on IN Tho use Of fuel, not only for locomo-
uVes but also for illuminating gas, inasnuoh Al
Roet Is one OF tho most widely-oxtcndcd Of mod
o1n aopoalts, and tho manufacture of tbo nav
~ luz. can DO carried on at ratio which pormtta
Ito Supply at large profit at 90 por Ton.
, 1874-07-03

:.
NEW ioNE, July 2.-Arrlyod, stoamship Ho}.
!' !"nu' from London, aud Assyria, from the Modi-
=, NEw WsI, YoRK, July Arrived. ateamshlp State
, 1874-07-03

AoADEMY OF MuS1U-1Iatstod etreot, between Mad.
eson aud Monroe. "pAyld Garrick.'
, 1874-07-03

ADELPHl T1aEATRE-Cor Of Wabash svenua
trugoe.H S'''"A
, 1874-07-03

HooLEY's THEATnE-Ranaofpt, strsot, botyoon
Clark md LaBallo. Engagement Of tho Fifth Avonuo
COMEDY Company. ''act,ool for Scandal
, 1874-07-03
TC.DAY'5 ADJUSTMENTS.

MVfckERfs TilEATRE-AIadison street. hotr.on
DostooFn and State. Engagement Of tho IApRard
Troupe. "La Tonsation,n ~