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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-24

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-24

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-24

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-24
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE "a, 1874.
New Advertisements.

Now Advertisements.
WslI Papers and Borders.
Drugs, &c.-sllvey. -ra
Window Blinds and Fixtures.
0'KAne & DeVine. ,-'''''-'
kTHRRMoMErER RRcoRD.-The follow
ing shows the range Of the temperature
q observed Of Silyey's Drug Store, cor.
uer opposite the Post Office, yesterday:
SAX. u.n. SEX TP.H.
90 o. 95 90
New-York tribune., 1874-06-01
CRIMES AND cAsuALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Five men were instantly killed Saturday in
the Amadon Mne Creek California by the laIhng
OF a cage tie nine.
IA farmer named James H. Miller hing himself
his brn in Lagrange Saturday lie was suffering
from temporary alteration Of mind
....At Reno Cal, yesterday, Miss Lille Duncan,
We,boand fell under the Both legs were
or, and she died in short time
Fillmore McKeel of Cold Spring. y. T., was
WITH lake Breskaeek Mountain I'm
day. AHd falling the sater. Vas drowned.
1t IS reported that white man, Is years OF
Coarnd Ala Friday night BY ctIeas Ior out
raging person Of a white girl, much Younger
Two little boys, children of John Whitehead
aged drsyl ne lake At Laeon N IT, Oh sat
uuAy while payi1g rafI The bodies recovered
&C : Emerson of Bowling Green, Ohio, stu
n In the Cornell Univer.y bathing in Hall Greek SATURDAY
got depth and being unable TO SWIM vas drowned
louis Gervais of Worcester, Mass, French
Canadian employed brakeman On lie Boston
and Abany instantly killed By being thrown from train
At Spencer SATURDAY.
IA man named Phelps. charged with numbering
TAYLOR Cadron County LAT January vas
arrested Bdgon, small town N me
county. Saturday afternoon.
Alfred Lutz. 35 years of age, bricklayer
on the building, Philadelphia lost
oothod Saturday falling from the seAad distance u
30 feet receiving injuries which will prove iata-
New-York tribune., 1874-06-01
PERSONAL.

The Rev. r. Jefreys d. d., of Brooklyn, Is
the orator this year before the Literary Societies OF the
Female College at Elmra
Senator BrownlOw of Tennessee was taken
suddenly and seriously i'll Monday last but at last
accounts was considerably better.
Ex-Mayor Joseph Medill of Chicago, who
has been making an extended in Europe with bis
family, IL expected home III August.
Canon Kingsley arrived in San Francisco on
NAV o. and after delivering his lecture on Westminster
Abbey started with his companions for Yosemite faeS
The Emperor Of China has commanded
collection OF Chinese poems from the earliest times 10
he made The collection will be published IN 300 vol
umes. The Emperor possesses o library Oh more IMAM
400 900 volumes.
The Hon. Charles Francis Adams will deliver
the oration Olver Wendell Holmes Will read an original
poem and the Rev. Dr. II. W. Bellows OF this city VIII
offer the prayer dedication of tho MenoriA i4u
at Harvard College, or June 9
Mrs. Charles Moulton, although in the midst
Of her preparations for sailing Europe. has been 50
touched by the suerngs OF the survivors Of the MIL
River disaster that offered " sing for their Dche
nj In Boston tomorrow evening.
Mr.. John Anderson has appointed Gov. John
A. Dix and President f. A. Barnard Of Columbia Col
lsge As trustees for NewYork CITY of the deed Of settle
mont Of Penkeso Island. " accordance Win inc S0
New-York tribune., 1874-06-01
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LoNDOS-Ia steamship Fr1noe NAY 3l-C Brown hurh
brown Donaldson john IL scott Joha Vngn Ramsay
C,rl Bnck. Tho Provost hr and Mra = kone
md NJ and M, r cbldren Mrs H. Willard and
een Mr and Henry Brook and chidren Mr. Jun Coley
.on Mrs. Adams MIS- NJ Wetre and M aud
ys Barnes Mr. Ms L. p Mlnsei Mr aud MIS- j. romero!
Mario Iopwood. Miss jennie Pierce
FROM LivBRPOOI-In steamship Rprbie, MAY 3l-John J.
Glearen and wife Dr. Bro-er and wife g. Curtis A. par
bar r. Palmer shpou hr and Mrs spansey and servant
Noah Wood Jonn Mss A. Bunting Hiss Louise Mailer
Ms. Ceary Busby and wife Jaber Hose Isorys hAnn
n n BALDWIN Mr. Prodhau, Herbert PfodhAm, H. NJ Falner
y W Darkin Darkin C. Merriam H. D. Thompson nas'sy'
Re ou Charles Moore Thomas Mason John b'erson
Mr. K.prns Mn Caroline Kidd and Two enares MISS sn
Orri. ~ T. W. Horne and vile CoL r NJ
na Ave children and A NJ Eastman w Tom M NO
rand w g. Francis Mrs. Gesdeu H. Aorgan n iNomso ~
H.... and children, Mr. Foster John Fufe hS Jssup shu
- NJ. unie Gamble o. Spencer and vie hS s. NJ Ioies
u n, iabn smith Wm Johnsione rhos Wright Mrs Henness
Mis- h Leroyd Levy W. T. shsnEs Rashion De'in'
Rsv HAlxm, John Underwood MIa Bee
Mr. Bee j. Calvert NJ and Mrs harok, NJ snl
NJ, u Comp And, Mr. Osmond AID chd. Miss synonds
New-York tribune., 1874-06-01
PUBLIC OPINION.

We are a little anxious to see Repubhcan
platform for 1874 II will PROBABLY be punt Oh the plan
OF the Wiuans iron-clan cigabOa the inside huns on
pivot 80 that IL makes difference which side Is up
ST. Louis Republican Qndi
The President distinguishes himself by sus-
tanning an incompetent man IN the Treasury Depart
ment ana removing competent and honest man who
has offended the District Ring by telling the truth
lClnclnnau Commercial (lDd.)
IL is a melancholy fact that the present
Congress has shown sui ent Official oorrgptoA IA nign
places sink any ordinary government. but bow long
even own Government stand np under IL Is
serious question: Pittsburgh Post lDem)
1t is our belief that any party IN this or any
other winch Incorporates the innatl0n doctrhe
into platform will be beaten ont OF sight Ana any
candidate who himself IN favor OF 1t before
the people Will be spewed out Of their mouths-tEoc2
Island CIl) Argus (Dem)
We would not side completely with Horace
Greeley and say that the incumbent should have Dut
one term but beyond two terms 1t should be Impossible
Repubii, TINS sentiment OF the people,
which Will yet become the law.-lTroy Press tDem1
The --latest is that, whenever Richardson
gets entirely ready TO CO. some Western or southern
fnaucer will take his place-prObaDy MI BristOw OF
Kentucky. RecollecrIng what mess Two Massacnu-
.ett- Secretaries have succeeded N making OF 10 we
can't blame Gen. Grant for wanting to try change of
sections.-l5p springfield Republican und)
President Grant has laid himself open to
severe criticism by Mr.. Cuss as member OF
The Board of Pubic Works while he was sun on , .he
stand the Committee disclosing the dongs OF the
Ring ought TO have been as tender OF the ieeiihs
Of Mr. Cluss least OF those OF Secretary Richard
son, whom ne declined TO remove laIely because He
was under fre."-lspringtieid Union (RepJ
There is unQuestionably deep and WIDE
sprsad disgust at the whole niOoty system IN general
aud At the 5anbOrn contracts IN particular nut does
n, tow maj tle officials OF the Treasury Department
ougnt held responsible for either OF them Al any
rate. they 70 DO punished, or even Gensuiea Dy
Congress done Ouy with the utmost regard iOr
strict Justice and fair dealing Providence JOURNAL
,kep1 -
/ The strongest objection to the Civil Rights
law apart from its bearing the common cDOOs 10 tr
nosbe effect on minds OF Ooo0 Ignorant voters In
spreading delusions as to the powers ana duty ol Ion
ress in the matter OF social equality, anu as 10 the
means by which social equality Is 10 Do OD Daned Any
thing which leads ignorant men, IN however snent
deyree 10 suppose be the result OF any
hut ache the various neids OF honest actFy
| is In these tunes a national misfortune.-lIAe SstIol
| Ind.l
New-York tribune., 1874-06-01
REVENUE REF0RM IN THE SENATE.

TO me Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: On Tuesday the Senate will take up
the Revenue Reform pill that passed the House without
opposition two weeks ago. Last Tuesday the Finance
Committee. whom the bill was referred Ia the senate
gave the merchants a hearing, the Chamber Of Com
merce Of this city and the Boards OF Trade Of
Boston, Philadelphia, and Baltimore being repre-
sented, and on Friday the bill Was re-
ported. Two important amendments, besides
others not important have been made by the
Senate Committee one provides for the enforced pro-
ducon books aud papers, not, however, by seizng
Them but by ordering the accused 10 produce them
under penalty OF having the cations against him
taken as confessed his failure 10 comply with the
order shall be explained satisfaction Of the court.
The Ways and Means Committee OF the House originally
aud by divided reported such provision, but the
House struck out by vote OF 9 Yeas To Al Nays AS
the law now stands, the judge TO the marshal
Seize that merchants books and papers, that
NAV find cut whether he is guilty or not" Under the
amendment of the Finance Committee the judge could
say to the merchant "Bring your books and papers
that may find out whether are guilty or not. and
II you do not bring / shall hnd you guilty any
way" Substantially there is no difference between
these two propositions and IL is 10 be hoped that the
Senate will do the House did, namely pat ITS foot on
them both.
The other amendment is one Of equally grave impor-
tance simply because II may create debate. and thus
the same bill that takes away the perquistes or office
by abolishing moeties also provide for an Increase IN
fixed salaries. To that merchant viii object. But
what ne will object TO, and that IN the most emphatic
tones, make the passage OF the House Dill contln
gent uIa the passage Of this amendment There Is no
sympatH Collectors Surveyors. aud Naval Ocers,
VINO are hot 10 De so well paid hereafter, nor there
any widespread alarm lest the fortunes lost 10 them py
suspendlDg conscations shall not be instantaneousy
repaired at least in some measure Dy enlarged pay
Those who have made anything DY the SEIZURE
law. have made enough 10 satisfy them, at
until another session OF Congress ana rom those
who have made nothing nothing Is to be taken away
Moreover smuggled goods will, under the proposed law
sin be a source OF income 10 officials Whatever may
be the necessity the amendment II should not De
allowed 10 emDarrass the consideration or the House
BILL Rather let it be voted down and then take its
chance on its own merits as q separate Dill.
No amendment, OF whatever apparent neces
atty, should be suffered to block the passage o.
along the coast await with eyersh anxiety the action
the Senate Tuesday, and they most earnestly I'm
plore the senate 10 give them they ask lust the
House has done untrammeied by the dead weight OF an
ncOngruous amer endment. ihrohihh-
Nez York, NAY 81, 1874.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-01
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship heps see Firth Page.
.pprvrD SUNDAY. NJ

ARRIVED -SuHudF, Way oA'
s.hin R,nubUe tBr Gleade Liverpool May 2l 3aeets
an 22d with ndse to r. J. Iortis . 80
W. A. schoen (Dueh Huss ROTTERDAM MAY 10, VITA
dprssto O Punch. EiYe n Co. So,
seamshp France B lhompsen London may 4o VA nA A'u
nth mdse AMI pass f. W. J. Hurst -. m
sam,no B Freeman, Liverpool May ~ and Snesoe
80 1I az ,i,h md,e p1ss- Williams Guion.
s.m,hp Cortes Kembs NeworeAns NAY % With mdss and
c,ds KENNEDY Galveston 2S via Key West 26h
nth Ina,. and pass o Z. II. Mallory X Co. - . ,
Huntsve Crose Savannah May y, With mdse and
10 noDsr Lowdon.
dis WITH dpAast ). G. Kenyon
Amsterdam April So n ballast
ship Gsb,in Gerl ATer, London 40 dAys 10 oAf an
ehored at SANDY HOOK i0r orfen. - 80
Ship erne Ger aschen bremen March "a VIII Nose an
ehored outside the Bar - - =, -, ~, 40 -. IA.
90 A. l. ILL.,, o.
Waterford March "a IN ballast
l,n anchored nj iook lOr orie,r
Bnr Aic. (of John b. Kfen sagua 20 DAYS WIN
sugar - r, n, A., >, -, ,,A ..x.,
sea MA Es .i GVuessle BSsse B.sAeOa - aAs siA uss
New-York tribune., 1874-06-01

New works for smelling silver ores have been es-
tablished at sacramento, Cal.
The breweries of Great Britain consume nearly
GO 600 900 pounds of sugar annually.
The Dubuque Manufacturing Aid Society rejolces
at having induced the proprietor of large shoe fac-
tnrv in Racine Wis to transfer his business their
city.
The citizens of ST. Paul. MInn., have shown their
earnestness in desiring TO encourage the establish
for that purpose.
Two smelling works are about to be erected in the
San Juan mining district. Colorado The miners
had offered premium o'4O0 tuns of ore for the hrst
one established among them.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-01
visions Of the original deed trunn. n* 'ns isisno 10

visions Of the original deed trsnn. s 'ns islsno 70
Prof Agassiz.
Gen. di Cesnola s continuing his re-
searches Cyprus In the neighborhood Of salsms ne
has found several sculptures OF the Gr4co-Romsn pc
riod In course OF his laDOrs the General has found
some interesting inscribed objects and cave contain
ing large quantity OF petrifed human bones.
The Hon. A. II. Stephens who said some
time ago that he was coing home to die" is evidently
determined to devote his last energies to his old enemy
Mr.. b. II. HILL He recently published another letter.
more than six long columns In length, which he con
cluded in this way: IL am not yet half through Win
Mr. Hill. II life and strength be spared"
Poor Rochefort! He had the foolhardiness
to Ignore Chicago and what he gets for IT, The
Tribune of that city thus squelches him: "a French
edition Of George Francis Tram scarcely furnish de-
siraoe companOnship And man making almost the
tour or the world who through chicago with
out stopping be OF small Intellectual caiber"
And Just as likely not the man didn't know what q
risk he was running. Somebody ought TO have warned
New-York tribune., 1874-06-01
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

A meeting representing four lodges, com
prtstug over 1000 members of the United Order OF
American Bricklayers. held in the Germania As
semby Rooms Saturday night IL was resolved TO Ell
force the rule Of the Order liking days wages at ~
A meeting of the members of the Bnai Berth
Benevolent Society held at Teutona Assembly
Rooms in Thrdave, yesterday afternoon. DR.. Water
man presiding The Board OF Directors laid before the
meeting report concerning the purchase OF real estate
for hall and asylum, mentioned In THE TRIBUNE in
April 1t is is years since the Society was established
purpose OF providing for the INDECENT widows
and orphans members. and to erect home for sucn
members might become, by reason OF protracted H.
ness old age or accident, Incapable OF gaming geiI
hood by their own exertons The funds OF the Society
now amount to S72OOO and the annual income Is over
$4,000 AT meeting held yesterday IL was determined
to nurchase at least five acres OF land in the newly
anne portion OF this city, or On winch The
society buildings will be erected.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-01
A THRIFTY SUGGESTION.

To hs Rditor Of The TrtouHe'
SIR: Why is it that only half dozen OF the
vehicles in the Day professions bear business
ADVERTISEMENTS when might cover every one OF them
with announcements OF patent soap. @leratus sewing
machines theaters and sory-papers besides attaching
small posters 20 the backs OF the individuals on foot
IL ia a shame that much good advertising space
sbould be wasted when II properly farmed OUT woulu
create fund efficient not only To deray all tne eA
peuses OF annually decorating the graves OF our Iaeh
heroes but 10 build ample asylum Tor ther Orphans
and make comfortable the old age or their WIDOWS NOT
~ this the ony Is an aesthetic sde
70 the question we'll II we should cover an tne car
ra,es nd banners with the titles OF patent medicines
and other patriotic articles IL would give tle procession
unry of design which now II seems 10 lack AT pres
ent a foreign spectator might De puzzled "a guess
whether the affair vas speculation by the living OF
tribute 10 the dead. or the matter VIII resuas
tsef in time and ultimately we shall have business
cards neatly printed all the little nsgs that are pant
ed on the graves but why not Orns tne - so VI
70 perfection aud secure as soon as
comfortable provision for the widow and the orphan,
Nan. York MAY 1874 - Ss
New-York tribune., 1874-06-01
GOvERNNENT FEATHER REPORT
WAR DRPARrMESr.
OFYrck ~ THE CHIEF SIGNAL OfyrCsR,
WARRINGTON, Monday. June III q. N.
R,~oae,s for ths mn sf flsrn l,<- -four hOurs

WAR DEPAKrNESr,
OFrrcR oY CHIRP SIGNAL OfYICRR,S
WARRINGTON, Monday. June ii g. m
Svroprs for the past trerig-foar hours
The barometer has fallen in the Middle
States and continues lowest in NewEDgand and high
In the Northwest the temperature has fallen signify
the Northwest. the upper lake region and the OHIO
Valley. with northerly winds and generally clear
weather
Partly cloudy and warm weather continues in the
Gulf and South Atlantic states with local rains on tne
coast the temperature has risen slightly IN New Eng
Land and the Middle States with southwest ana north
west winds and rain.
The Ohio, Mississippi and Missouri rivers have fallen.
Probabilities
For Eer-England. the Middle States, and he loirer
lake region, h0ht uA prerd loiioced 6y clearing
reaiher southwest % nOrtcea rlads, slight fdH 2 tenn
perdture and rising barometer
For the Atlantic and Gulf States partly cloudy
weather with the coast, light and gentle
winds, stationary temperature and slight change IN
barometer For Tennessee and the ONO valley, clear
clearing weather during the day. north TO west wnds
slight fall OF temperature, and falling barometer.
For the upper lake region and the North west gener
ally clear weather, northeast to northwest wnds,
stationary and falling temperature. ana rising barone
ter The Lower Mississippi viii fall slowly during Mon
day.
Cautionary signals continue at Portland and Eastport
New-York tribune., 1874-06-01
POLICE NOTES.
Arrests last week, 1889.

Arrests last week, 1889
Some river thieves stole all of Capt. Brondo's
clothing Ae Of Jayst Bootyn on Saturday
Benjamin Btely of Clinton-st and HamltOn-ave,
Brooyn va locked M yesiersy Of biting
of John Quormeys hnser
The body of Henry Wattess Of No. g5 West
nnd floating the North River on me oo OF
Rlny ST.. yesterday
man who registered the name " B. Hynes' at
Bsbrs ote az l27 SATURDAY found dead bed
yesterday. The body taken to the Morgue
Joseph Manning, aged 49, of No. 2s4 Mulberry-st,
while handling pistol Yesterday discharged the wespon and
,bo himself in she Bellevue Hospital
Capt Byrnes of the Fifteenth Precinct Police,
squad Of paromeu entered Saturday night me sanbhnE
40 gambling The prison
POoe station and locked up duas me
night brought the 81 tue Jefferson Market
Polio oQr
New-York tribune., 1874-06-01
THE STATE or TRADE
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET.

HAvlS. Ms, 3O-suy,r arn md in fair demand hosses Sugar
l5J real. Der arrooe: MasOysO Inferior Common
ll,Ql6 Good Rehned II 2Gl14 reals stock o.
sugar Havana aud Mansas, 3leOOO boxes and
$4,000 boxes, aud $500 hhd
Frpoed during 275OO ami 900 hhds including
OO boteS and United Mossses nominal
Bacon S32 s33 Butter-supenor American s7OGsI2
d 0uua Goshen Sf6ds7s Flour, s26 rs ds2S Y boL for
,mere,u Hsm-Aneren sugarcured $40 6s44 y qunta Lard
In kegs slDs2 lunta IA TINS t3i 5OGsd5 % Potatoes
si-aSiT 25 y bbL falow s23Gs24 quiua. War
sIgq $50 q arobe; White s26aS3O arrobe Coal OH, 6Qo@
reals y gson Lumber nominal shooD dull Hoops noninaL
Pr-ghts hrmer. r,., ,.. an L. .x-...-
Exchange dem,nd the United States so d currency
1I35II ne nm; short ll6alls premium 90 days gold
l43 pmum sight l4JGl41 premium Loncea 100
al7O premiam Paris, l37 @l5s premium spanish sod
New-York tribune., 1874-06-01

A NOTABLE EvENT.-The public are invited
to the Inspection TODAY OF OF the most elegant sales
rooms, any where the country. The Wilson sewing
Machine Company has just completed the htingup and
furnshng In the most elaborate style. OF their NE W
saesroon offices in the marble block Nos s27 and
s9 Broadway which will be opened TO the public to-day.
and should receive than ordinary share or the
popular attention. IL is not possible 20 overstate the
tasteful elegance which distinguishes the arrangement
and decoration OF this establishment. IL is beautifully
rrescoed the salesrOOm and offices richly carpeed,
the furniture Is OF finest description and in all re-
spects it s a model business place. Ii viii De lumna-
ted in the evening.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-01

"WHAr DIFFERENCE CAN YoU SEE 'GWIR
rvgKpL ske the -os' -
with The ~ land and i"sA
Of with soxs 1EAstTs "sAs
the difference s be stEngf apparent soap-"as
hide the defects Of the frrer rnlennS rf
become spottei the cargh. rinSr s''
ng MS slightest and specify beoonysed' ss
hnOt
such tecs Introduce Tor pubaS
grnt.emens Ihey sod "nea
KHoxs sores No 2l2 Broads and 10 ae ro
Ave Hote.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-01

Very Well Pur-whv do defer ui tomoro- -ss 90 shesA
10 odayf Why do We neglect cough I'll throws
consumption brings the .svs HIs BALaAs ssrs
70 cure Il taken season bcea % fail bs
thoroughly according directions Perevers al es fssse con
auered be- should require Loren bottles
There no better medicine for Pumosarr disorders Sold evcryvsers
JoHS HENRI Co.. PsODhetOn sod Collage siss~
E.~.Y York
New-York tribune., 1874-06-01

sorting his money packages for the different stations
One Of the robbers sesed q package containing S.7p
jumped from the and escaped. leaving the other
struggling with Heath n the darkness the Light having
been exunguished. Heath finally drew his pistol ana
sh0t the scoundre In the head and then fell insensoe
from his injuries. As the train approached Niles ne re-
covered sufficiently ~ call for help but unable 70
ri=e The robber lived only few seconds after he was
taken from the car.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-01
xrFr1ya OF srEyEpoREs AND cooPERs.

MEETING OF sTEVEDORES AND COOPERs.
PHILADELPHIA, May 31.-A large meeting OF
sevedores coopers held this afternoon To pro-
test against the contract system which employers are
endeavoring to introduce. The meeting was very en-
tuusastic and those who stIAe ~ POINT breeze
New-York tribune., 1874-06-01
BOLD ROBBERY OF AN EXPRESS CAR.

DETROIT, May 3O.-Last night as the At
antic Express, which leaves Chicago az 'lo p w. was
pass,ng between New Buffalo and Niles, two unknown
men nried omen the front door OF car and
knocked dowg 3. B. Heath, the messenger, who Was
New-York tribune., 1874-06-01
Truaaea. Suapensa

Trusses Bnndr improved Dstter,s assss
marxet HARD RUsBBK TKUss ssrAsLsasksn
III Broadway Y under Hotel. aud 5s7 Chcsasse.
Philadelphia Large assortment Low prices
New-York tribune., 1874-06-01

THE BoY-DIvER, or CORA, THE Net MAKER,
will soon be commenced IN The New-YOrk Weekly. Girls
and boys should not fail 10 read IL.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-01

expressed 20 hold out Many or the en-
poy make their sign o. contract by which VI D
of their wages per week, retained, until US are accu
mulated. To thus the object.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-01
PRINTING CLOTH MARKNT.

p,o,p.xcp Ma, Printing Cloths Dull ana Inactive
an0 rhr gek reported 200 pieces heder
FOR standard extra, Gi ~ days. contracts !oT July and
Angus. - ; 7sc., 80 days
New-York tribune., 1874-06-01
M4RKlED.

yALL-xRLDRUM- THURSDAY, the 2sth At. By he Rev
W.shbun D. D. Wa Annie c., daughter Of AeIaHass
A. MeIdEuIn- No cartA
All Notice, Of ua,7rages mast be iadorsed v,la f.0
saR.s ssd aldIess.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-01
R.pr Orn CHINA. Works OF ART

RBxovAME FaEDk DAVIS be 70 inform America sn.ss
hat be 81 ~ Pal Mall London, Bnga sbrs
usual collection Of rar. hngisn snd fofrzs 10
&C. Old Furniture Clocks tanIesbtA' hname. a.
uaue Boutere sne Pictures sale safh obet Q
.old WITH tniqu a. Pail Mall T. W so1aoa
New-York tribune., 1874-06-01

Thousands Sf Ruptnred ones hA's ossa 0.rnaas,sy
nAied the horrible metal angor ,nl "rs rakN
gLAsric rRUss $50 Bro,tsy ssa be se