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New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
pose than to enrich themselves at public expense

pose than to enrich themselves at public expense.
ALBANY Argus (Dem)
A man needs a hide like that of a rhinoceros
In order 10 ward OF the sting of such assaults rs are
sure TO be made upon him as be becomes proi
ncut ON the political stage and verY few wedsposed
people have cutices OF such mpenetrabe quality.
Sc the list OF really excellent in the service OF the
country is gradually growing shorter with every added
year. and caumnatOrs OF the press largely RESPONSE
Bile for it-lTroy Times (RepJ
The way for Congressman 60 avoid structures
is 10 behave themselves. They fear simply be-
cause they know they deserve censure The best "
them not tDfalble, and they ALL in turn, merit
or less rebuke, and require less advice. This
business is the office OF the newspapers acting for the
people and Matt Carpenter will be abo 10 gag the
Washington correspondence matter how desirable
such feat might be 10 his personal reputation-lCh-
cago Post and Mail (Rep)
There is some excuse for most of the women
who seek clerkshps at Washington, but there Ia abso
uely none for vast majority OF the and 10 Is dis
graceful and disgusting 20 have hordes OF abebodied
fellows who too lazy to work for their living rush
ing 20 the Capital at every change OF Administration
and at every session OF Congress- and licking the boots
OF Senator'S Representatives ana department officers for
the sake OF obtaining petty positions which they can
only hope 10 retain but few years at most and
which they liable to lose at any mOment.-lPAiIa-
Telegraph Rep)
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
FINANCIAL INTERESTS.

| 5ECRETARY BRIsTOws COURSE IN REGARD TO THE
FIvK PER CENT LOAN COMMENDED IN wALL-sT.-
THE AFFAIRS OF HoYT, sPRAGUEs co.
Comparatively little business was transacted In
Wal-st. yesterday as the brokers and spectators
generally preparing for a Fourth of July
exodus. The main feature of interest was
The TRBUNE's account of the proposition OF the
foreign syndicate to take from Sl5,OOO,OOO TO
$25, 100000 of the new per cent bonds, with the
option of the remainder. The amount OF these
bonds originally S1s5,0O0,0O0, was reduced to
S17g,O00O00 by awards of S60O0.OOO TO
Phillip Speyers & Co, l.. Won Hoffman 81 Co,
and Kuhn Loeb IL Co. The new syndicate was COM
posed of a number of German bankers. but the head
and front of the combination the famous
Rothschilds. Secretary Bristows course In
not awarding these bonds privately TO the
combination, however was generally regarded
as honest and udiciOus. With a view to placing the
loan fairly before the community. Secretary Bris-
tow has sent a circular. which will be found in the
financial columns. to the principal bankers IN this
city.
The affairs of Hoyt, Spragues & Co. have been
placed in the hands of receiver at the petition OF
the executors OF the estate of Edwin Hoyt The
receiver, Augustus Jugliard, has been connected
with the firm for several years, and has held conf
dental relations with Mr.. HOyt, who recon-
mended his appointment if a receiver should be-
come necessary. The receiver has taken possession
of the assets of the firm, which will amount to sew
eral millions of dollars. The appointment is under
stood to have been satisfactory 10 all Interested.
There las been no official discontinuance of the
bankruptcy proceedings instituted June 10.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TIRE.

MONMOUTH PARK RACEs-THE DAYS PROGRAMME
AND THE sTARTERs-PoOL-sEILINGI IN THz CITY.
The Long Branch racing meeting Will begin
to-day, aud an admirable programme Of spors Is pro-
vlded by the managers Excellent arrangements for
the conveyance OF visitors to Monmouth Park and re-
turn have been made and very large attendance Is
anticipated. The first the card is steeple-
cIase, for which the entries Tammany, George
west Henrietta, Victor. and Bullet. The interess
or the contest Will doubtless be conferred In
Bullet and George West. The second race Is
the Trial Purse OF s3OO dash OF mile, for all ages
Tor which Atila, Bingaman. DOnnybrOOk, Jean Vajean
Minnie Mac. Mary Constant, King Amadeus, and Gal
way are entered. All of known fast horses.
ana an exciting race 70 be witnessed. mile
heat race for purse Of 500. for all ages, the third
event on the card and for u Fadadesn Artist Survivor
Arizona, and b. g. Carver entered. The fourth and
last race ia the important OF tho day. being the
Jersey Derby Stakes for threeyearods $50 each, play
or pay. with 1850 added; mile and
haf This is a stake worth winning, for as
there are 60 entries its value Is $4,000 inc
likely starters LOr!ards Saxon he winner OF the
Belmont stakes); McGrath's Aaron Penpingon' san
f0rds Bngand Denns0n & Crawfords Rutherford, Bel
m"nts steel Eyes, MOTtis's Regardless, ChanlD"rIlns
Nslg0h, COril's Harry Felter First Chance COHees
owen Cutler, and Witherss MacarOOn Tnls race - one
OF unusual interest turfmen, for lts result WI"
exercise considerable n1jence on speculation AZ the
great M Saratoga the Travers and the Kenner
Stakes Below IL gwen the DOOi-selilug last night:
A HALE NILES
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
GOVERNllENT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAR DEPARTMENT. y
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, :
WAsHINGTON ID. c.. SATURDAY, July Al a. III. }
~

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHINGTON. u. c., SATURDAY, July Al a. III.
SYNOPSIS for Ue past - hours
The barometer is highest OFT the SOuth-A -Atan-
tic coast IN the upper Lake region ana the
Northwest.
Il mas risen in the South Atlantic and Eastern and
Gull States, Trnnes-ee tno ONO Valley, and faIen
iu the ke gOn Rain has prevailed WIN s0utheriy
winds and temperature ia the oOuth AuAhtc anu
Guf States. - - .-..u
Local rains are reported from the lower lake region
Northern New England. The temperature mas risen ana
generally clear weaer prevails In Tennessee, the ONO
Valley the upper Lake region. and the Northwest
variable wlnds ana generally clear weather nave pre-
vailed u Southern New Z gland and the Middle states
ported from he lake region. M, -,
The Missouri River mas iaileu AT lauAIou. AHe 'AS
sissippl ha5 laLIen AZ Nlck5OdrE.
PrObdbt tties.
For Nor hern New-E gland Northern New YORK and
the lower IL ke region local rains VIII prevail with east
or south wuGs slight changes In temperature ana falI-
For Somlteyn Neto- England and he Made atlantic
Suites getediI ctedr ,Cetcr east u SCUM wL1GS TSg
temperature dnd fattHD Odr0meter. J.,
Fr th south LdulIC aud Gull StBtes, partly Cloudy
weather and ram the coast with easterly or sou n
ery temperature ana slight changes III the
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, the upper lake
rpglun and the Northwest, clear or fair weather de-
cidedy high temperItre, except near l. IKE SUPERIOR,
sout.a. 10 southwest winds, and stationary or IahS
barometer.
The Upper Missouri River VIII fall.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
sueelal Notlres


Church. Washington and Greeneaye.,
BvENlSG on Danger and PeTmAnsnee a oaf O"aA
Try
0,dce Notice-The MAILS FOR EUROPE Tor 'he week
.g SArIRDAY Jsy A. 1874. ~h close ths ohe a. ioio-ss
on rJEsDAl al IL WEDNESDAY, AZ II aud p ~ IN
IhIhSDAi a. - T. L. JAMES. p A
eIn.hinu YOU AN benod charming aud oes.niaI
- 80 r M ued States miles fon liuaeTs foints
ar 20 minutes pAais fare ~ c'ns ~ N-ihs a..
~, ~ 80 Il 4, once MaDs free uese a. Ees tssl< he4
Sarsys 3j5 Tktyli-lre oraer 26aasL b W hilShCOoa
New YorA >tnte society Of the Cincinnati.
GENERAL OkDbh 49,, -.
TIE Seietv vii meet At York society LbAry On sA N
NV Inv a AZ - OeocK Members Of other siatS -.
- he n the cay luyel Dee psseni anu lHiS ".
-. Of National tn4eprhu1u0o
1- st.udnk Will meet at ~ a ~ rts,y r.,,
By onet hA"A-AV'' 'N'@
MAanSUs wLLsTr. secretary --------------
society of raninany o Csiamsisn Order
with h. ansas, custom, The sce'y Of ianA'o'
r,n,,, 1,, t celeb 4nnrensr>o ADsTisAn lnSss'4
snce al TamInAny HaA ,.x a, he
ia. ., h.l iii BE- throxa 70 o.. pah'c or he ao''e
uouRrU Ian of July 10 sesos sdires' %
n. delivered ay Grsal sAehen se'.s Deea"uou" " r b,
read b, Brother DelAaO q Cal and Less az of ate esl-
BROTHER lanes 5. rhsYer. 40 De followed % P''s
| rg crsrosses, insnperSs~4 With music
| A oOniialiar+Iss0' - eIIsa4ed ~ AL 70 ~.
,ror,rys scaEIa, 0r.ua S'sf-r-
! 90, o srsyux s-r-stau.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04

BENros7on ras Torn5s 5g5 g ~ = M isl CoInr w WE
Marshall = bentos ahl laanssr oi we nv m - - @ si
m her ste residence 10 I3O East ysL Cty
on sunday the a of Jaly, at l o'eock ,. Il.
BULL-Juy 3 Richard W Bull NJ D. in the 29h Of h
Of bis mother Ssybroo Coua satiaY
CRASE-Ai St Gusoph France Nav l5 1874 Joha crrr'
H. Gran AMI grandson OF tie Ase John iIAnAa esd ."
Funeral BroOAD Tabernacle Sehernehost At Ia
Woudsv. Re.auyes and .ds %
specially invited to Rev Dr. Duea Will DICTATE
DIxON-Ou Thursay July 3 Joseph Dixon, aged yeas land
Ressiyes and frns famr invited attend 'aefuns
SATURDAY the at 1870 D. N.
GgRRETsES-As July g. Simon O. Gerresn aged II
The relative. and friends h'y Invited TO attend his snner.i
from residence, Grayesend L. L. on Sunday JULY D. at
HorCHKSs-rn city July o c. Aaguta HOehEis' laughter Of
FussssI services as toe Of her broqeua w. Knsr,
55S East att tosi, ss ,s.S sl, 10 wowp Cs,ns.ery
MACRAY-n Brooklyn July 1874 Mary the beloved wife Of Isaac
s s1e1y a ' .n % eads ofthe ila are respectfully .sod
mother l63 twenty. y.hrss-st, South brookTn
NADGAS-At residence 23 woleo,ss south Brookn
Taursy July Jane. Msds,n aeS 70 & s'r' NATIVE Of coS
oa ssad,, july b. 2a - be iaeei
in the Cemetery OF The Holy Gross FatbHsh
vccORNICK-In Brookyn THURSDAY july 2 1874 CahenOs
He onHleA, sns ' 81 ver, nonths and is daS.
TIE friends Of the family arc Iesp7eay invited 70 ea
g. tn' is74 igT.'l. :. '5lsi - 5slyes. ' '''-''
poYp-A. Rrloeth J. e "a inst Raehe rbuOH Turner.
vile Of Charlie. r. Pond IN the 27t5 year Of her age
Relatives anu invited attend the anera services on
.v In Trinity Church Elizabeth, arrival o The J.-O
train from Desbrosses tOrlandtsl ieuy.
PREATRRon Friday morning. July g. 1874 Peter NJ PrsA'er '
In the LET o bis 80
and friends family respectfully invited 70 aEeni INC
iunera late residence No III Cas'aa'e Brooh!Jn a.
D. u, on Sunday, Jnif D.
REEp-On July 2 residence Of her orotherniA" mr. '"
IIssungs Mrs Charlotte Reed ,-.,
Tls T.msns viii DO o dassschusetts for nenent
sAxEIn Brooklyn. Julg at o'clock Laura sATs daashtsf
a., l,bn q nd y SsK aged II
firstpae A. eoSA
FRIENDS invited, withou. iurtheT aoIoe
grxxoys The occrs and members Of the several lodges o. Gooi
and Dtugtters 10 Sewfork snd broekiyn are
b, nmuonr aud members OF the order Jersey
funeral " ur late brotnef Aso
cr, deceased The erah will assemble si sppfoPn.s
OA"sS' - WALrER H. sHUPE, Grand Chiet
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Shan Se,Cs see FIN Paos,

for 0ther SfsaD Aecs Ftfth FuGsT
AKRIVED.
Steamship Rhein tGer) K-ss, Bremen via southausn go.
Bart Bras BIZ ProSt natanzas days WITH
PrOgresO. v
ballast
soHooSans-RIvzx oo.sr~,.a
LINE, Sew-Tsven Everyilde salem.
Geo. W. Whistler. Boston. l. :: Barnes. Boston.
Helen SiseP Portland SsISi c. Rs u Grove cors Dfsn sar.
Jlcob RAYMOND -Geiford Ss Brsinsri PortIaad CT
r. N. Clark Hartford Emma n klen Hartford
Restless, Bath. Nath steveas, KenBe0se.
Brosiieh. Calais L. IL Brown, SonerseG
Elila Hamilton Providence
Steamships Denmark for LOneoBi sdOuisn FOR Glasgow Metropolis
bark, Rla for Csd, Monitor for GibSa.r Heea Aos, s.
RIO Janeroi K a. Allen. for Boston.
WIND-ounsst Light, W. clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
LFvE, Del July SAyed barb Argo rom r,ud iof oras'
and saisi for Charleston early this morning.
ton Romsn and Panther for Boston,
Lisa Bruno sehrA Maggie Hhome for Portland; hmO-
BALrrNORs jay 3-Ariyed steamship. Minister Room rcs
c. VIM Lawrence from Boston BLACKSTONE Providence Paany
Cid d"a5er from SeN 9os Nn a,lsn "m Ia4auis ''arn ar
Habat Haven. cuna.d
cern Tor Prosidenes Tbos coshrsh Se@5sTs G. jHs
berg m sctlsrs% S Rd S aseaso~n or yaon Ps
for o3eenown o. PynOat or orders SAILED orS' asa G bss
rSI so@n 'eage a oISh % sa,s R,0,o, m es,c.,, ~
CARLEsroS July 3-ceAred eamhps Flag Bau.-
a. Jq ss1T @ 3's1%P, Fs9 P;ss sse AM Gee
FOREIGN PORTS.
steamship Ethiopia trou.
LcsSos 'a J $ss oI he Ui ' States A. Sierra Ss1,A
Able Sol leo Gea Roska and kao Ao Arrived oqi ron ls
Sanis Pogge, p. Sestor Arrived
inlOan Amy. Pillar Maria Anger John Barring Bmma Berry a
Ina rerrca Canada belle Palermo nd Prudsesse Louise Arrived
ont from The United states 90 The ~ INST Ihoma. Bayn "a heo
low ROaaIe and Express
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04

iinsy % Prime Corn Mesl so 81 o. Cold ilOss srcAsss
New York. sght y pcmuB sterlisg. 542 - -
Oswsso, July JPoHr rnck rng~f sales o 800 ess " 20
for Spring ~ 75 - 25 for Wss Wser
~ rs for Double Ertra Wheat q sales Of 800 bash sss
Wb nchxpn ~ %. snal e 0l prns Hhe Csaedt y.
qasr Of Two T2c- Corr ass lover Bold 81
unbolied $50 MIL Ped tower shorts fl5 shPst1h tos
mddings s2i s26 Canal Fresht-.hes o- cern sSA
Ave 65s Sewiok Lumber - II = % the Hntson - ~ y
% ss-oaryh 81 s7a 70 fors hailro.a Fr1sssPrs@
Boston 5O; 10 Neg.York 4Oc tO ADany 3Se Lae hsoe'g
- 400 bush Wheat ~ 800 bgsh. Corn ~ iOOO t bams.
feet Bnmb-r
IT Lous Juy 3our iul nd unchanged Wheat fu snd lor~
ep of ms nest grades sample lots Of strictly Prime % FaBoT VEG
u <oHpl 30 soft No. 2 81 Corn Al - - iof ss
iid on elevator buc. active sn5 higher 81 ovN
t of NO AZ hst ase RFs steady az Oe tor No =
unchanged - 35r f19 %, Dry
na aonaL Baron rTn AZ sHI ~ for Shoulders 1915 10
e1f MD sides lO2 Tor Clear lO'fc for
summer Live Hogs dull 81 - rs IS for ght e. 250&5 80 sor
Dcon - bOn for heavy Csule $40
- 70 Native Cows Hefers. T50S3 25 Go0s
steers 0Onnb. ObashW
AJOOD bush Com 900 bash Osts. LOO lozs
IoLEDO July SFiouT drm and WheatD In kar1
nAnd and higher al 81 az for No White hegsn
Michigan cash and ynY o. 20 August; No REQ 81 81 Juv
81 IL; August 81 lS Com quiet sad
al 53c for No. jDc for 2; Il
6rm and unchanged Reep 500 bush Wheat 10000
Shipments. .OuO bush. NheaI
WILMINGTON, " g, July Spirits VI
srm 65 for Strained 81 30 for Low No s5 "a
rude TGrpentne steady 81 90 for HaTI, 80 YeOH
Tor NTsu Tar steady
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
DISASTROUS EFFECTS OF LIGHTNING AM
WIND.

WmMNGTON, Del, Jaly 3.-During severe
thunder storm night the cotton mills OF James kd
die son 6 Co. were struck by hghning and set on nre
The hre was quickly suppressed, and little damage was
,,ra The storm WIS more severe south. AT Newark
,',rv tress IN the co lrge campus were blown doNn
r,ras buaings were struck by lightning. and several
nprnored Al r. atom AoJe WAS unrOoed' anu cOhsid
erahe other damage done.
NEWCASTLE, Del, July 3.-During a heavy
thunder storm last evening an unknown vessel yIng
lou wilmington Creek was struck by lightning and
,,r,ed tn fhr yutrr's edge No Information ms Deth
t,a "a to the name OF the vessel or fate OF tine
CONCORD. n. H. July 3.-Charles Sanders 5
sbnele n at Chichester struck by lightning during
thunder storm Thursday and burned Loss Slow
M insurance In the same shower house AT Ptisded,
Av,me1 Inv Frank p Berry, struck ana damaged
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
A LARGE DIVIDEND PAID TO THE ESTATE OF
JAY COOKE co.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2.-The creditors OF
Jay Cooke & Co. will be glad to know that L. NJ Lewis
the trustee has received letter from the President OF
the oregon Steam Navigation Company, inclosng
check for dividend sl5OOOOO OF stock held for the
estate, amounting TO $3.50 gold, which was ex-
changed for and produced over $4,000 other
dividends Will follow the advances, as TINS
property H. exceedingly we'll managed and prosperous
The policy Of the Oregon Navigation Company has Deen
uniform years, first 10 pay every dollar or
expenses Indebtedness, and then to divide among
the stockholders, monthly. all the casn surplus.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
ARGUMENTS REGARDING THE WISCONSIN RAIL
ROAD LAW
CHICAGO, July 3.-A dispatch from Madison,


Wis, says;
All OF yesterday was occupied by the United states
Court hearing the applicants faYnrinG an
injunction in behalf or tile Northwestern OOndholiers
Arguments made by ex-CnlefJustce Dixon ani
Assistant Attorney General Sloane for Ie ate ana oy
the Hon. T. w. StOughtoD for the bOndhOlders. From
tins arguments so far male, the case seems - trh u'
points: rst the jurisdiction OF the Court; second
alleged conflict between the Potter dnd the gen
erdl railroad law. The counsel for tile bOndhOldeIa
argue that the passage Of law dates from the ume
1t is signed by the Governor tDat the fOstef ia"
passed before the general law, anu that tht scoo
in latter which provides Tor reasonable anu Just
compensation has superseded the power Jy maLlhg ar
bitrary rates, which the Potter law conferred lHe
arguments in the Will probably Dc cOnclu"eu
to-day and the decsiOn rendered time next week.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
THE VERDICT OF THE CORONER's JURY IN THE
MILL RIVER DISASTER CASE.

spRrNGFIEID. Mass, July 3.-The verdict OF the
Coroners Jury in the Mil River disaster Investigation s
published IN fun IN to-nights Springfield Uh'Oh IL cen
sures the Legislature for inadequate and defective egs
atlon ON the subject Of reseryorrs the miowners Tor
their parsmonous disregard OF life ana properly u"
engineers for ambiguous and insufficient specifications
me eontraeors for manifest dennquencles and want VI
thorougnness In their work; aud finally. me COUNTY
Cnmmi.sioners for accepting q dam 50 shaDDy Dul'
when thev had th power order It's entire recOuSruc
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
nnMRsrIc MARKETS.

Nx.pst Iulv tiaur quiet Corn arm ADD scarce a.
0Dds5 Oats quiet uu1 arm h""'AAH3 SoF~ A''''@ -
Advancing tsnlcnct. ~ o. ~ - r-..l. 40
sia ~ Choicr do Corr anmer logoue ior he
Ns,I 5OdSlc br Yellow de- S2ss3c ior WHIT oan llet a
s95sc B,.p dull tu "a Tor Prime ln
hou, Pors s2 Ocfsalsed Meats snef a. 50 20,
Shoulder. So for shSnliers lO'ie o irAI 10
se. III c fof sod az IA 9loe L4rd qse !.
l2c for nerc; 1926. for Kg. sagatac'hns sss s syp s
- Ios.,ss.l sl " ~ o. nrsp Ysd.a ga b% lTf, -.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04

place Brooklyn, last Thursday, AGED IT years. For
year past the young lady hiss been Suffering from
consumption. and she was taken 70 the south by her
father last Winter in hope that is mild climate
would effect But already the ma1ady nsd rn
grasp. aud ts victim beyond all aid. The Tuners
will take place from the residence Of the parents Of the
deceased at > y M. tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
Total.
RACING IN CANADA.

HAMILTON Ont, July 3.-TO-day was the
third days The first race was the County
trot for $780, and was by Delta Girl IN 25S. The
second running horses, open to all for
purse Of $780, p mile dash Granger hrst Protection
second time zGs. The third race was for the DO
minuu Stakes s2pc, mte heats Ntndal hr,t, swallow
second time l.5t 10 52l the fourth race was trOt
open 10 all for purse Oi S6JOi GJVerAOr WOn' Argus
secOnd LIle, 2.J4t.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
ELSEWHERE.

Between the hours of and yesterday
morning Henry Lotn's mill for the manufacture OF sew"
ipnacbine eayes at the Of Broad ana Wallace
80 - PbIaJeipha was destroyed by tire. The loss 10
sGOOOO and insurance siOOOl
Three small dwellings on Eddy-st., and two
nustness houses on slxteeuthst.. III Cheyenne W. T.,
were destroyed By fire Thursday night when originated
from the explosion OF kerosene lamp III ChihahAn
hnnae Il,. lnas Will not eXeeeh slO.ON
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
YACHTING.

CORINTHIAS YACHT RACING on THE SOUND.
A COrInthian regatta was sailed on Long
Island yesterday, under the auspices Of the sea-
wanhaaa Yacht Club. A dead calm Throughout the
morning ana much OF the afternoon nearly destroyed
the interest in the ITSELF and the breeze wnch
arose In the late afternoon was hardly snihcient 20
redeem lt from an uninterestIng sailing match. The
yachts originally entered represented the Scawanhak
New-Y,rlt Brook!yu Atlantic. and Columbia Clubs and
tI,a li.f ty,- u,.de nm A.. foloWs
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
Important to Rnts.-Ras are sly and

Important TO Rats-Ra sly and eA1tous bat they
caught mapping sometimes When hunger them depeaus.
hey temptation their into Dr. BEE
sRrTs sURs DEATH spread thin slices
Of bread Il powder deteuorat Of the pistes
DO Read the directions aud all
orery JOHN HENRY CURRAN Co.. Sos PoPnei"'s,
: and a CaIleg,.Dlace New-Y YOrk
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04

miles wide and extending indefinitely from the southern
border In the direction Of the Northern Pacific Railroad
Al me present rate OF progress the desroyers will
over the border time before the close
son. Dispatches received In st. Paul represent that
tAere are 1000 people In the devastated region without
asked. ~"'N -
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
nRIrrARY NOTES.

Edgar F. Randolph OF Morristown, \. S'
died at Saratoga yesterday OF congestion OF 'no Oli"
~. lrotper Of e1 Gov Randolph Of SewJersey
Laura SAKE, daughter of John u. SAKE, tne
poet died at the yesldegee OF Der parents NO 20
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
THE Sr4rE or TRIBE.
HAvANA RXCHAHGB

u.v,,, I,lr 3-R1chanze qaer uaed Siass ~ saL
I IG4 10 u@r crnI prs 10. short nzhi o. al
,,m,aa On loadoa 215 b2Os premium rAns lL49Lla pa
mum spanish gold 2s-ato3
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
CATTLR MARKET

CscAso, July 3CtTLz receipts 800: market lae, and
changed sales Of Common Extra ShBpiss Steer s090 IS
stocker. 81 % 9St sos through reEins 81 5OGS3 70 hp
ments-2 900 Hpgs ceps, II 900 market active and
s5 2o8s5 so r Poor 70 Common IS 6oQs5 for Msius TO Ch
shirmeas4 go Sheep 400, nsrst qaes and
sbin
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
The FIRE RECORD.
IN PATTERSON.

IN GAlELoON.
A FIRE broke out in the shawl factory OF Baehman &
Co in Whilst originating the dye-room, at $3.50 u M
Yesterday The loss, principally by water was about
5000 Bachmau & Co. had just received an order Tor
90 900 shaws from the Government to be done 10 20
dlys Inis lire renders the execution OF the oru'r An
DusslUle.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
NIRRIED

HOOPER-HILLSTa BroOklru Wednesday July By Rev r
Staf0ri Drowne ElsIl Ooy-
formerly Nd If IS Rosie Has of New Haven
No Caris.
HORS-wHTTNEY-on "Wednesday. JuIy l. 1874.
Gleason LiLze WhneY, all Of Broo4yu. Ne
e4rlA
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
srrRTEvANr CONVICTED OF MURDER

PLYMOUTH, Mass, July 3.-Ihe Sturteyant
murder case was gwen to the Jury at 81 p m to-day,
~ ,ter n absence OF about u hours, returned with
verIirt OF murder IN the hrst degree.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04

Cruelty TO drivers Of omnhuses and
Of
a allowed them. Who 10 blsaet
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04

Ladies suffering from Rupture instantly relieved anf 5000
bS3 private hOoaA btiy
Me4 pnss hthT no worn
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04

he had worked however fmperfectly for tfe honor An
name e Cod into whose hands he left eyerythng IhAi
might happen.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
DIED.

All Notices Of Marriages must be ind0Fsed p,a I.a
aame dad address.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04

eruvoys The ohers and members Of the several lodges o ooi
and Dtuglers 10 Sew YORK snd boekiyn are
b, nmond oceTs and members OF The order n
br invited 10 attend funeral " late brotnef Aso
S,i, to-norrow The crah will assemble NTH appHpn.ss
oA'sS' WALTER n sHJPE, Grand Chiet
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04

Total4..........s22 Sis S2sB...... S64 $50 SD
JOHssps'a
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04

AKRIVRD.
Steamship Rhein Gerl. Bremen via 23t
with muse. and Oe.nchs 4 Co.
Bark Brazil tBrl. ProHt hatanzas . days with
Bark Ellen Over Clap Proereso. Mex 20 iaTs with hemp
bark smi'h Petersen SOr KeYsdseB. Limerick 80 asys-
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04

Toials.........sJ3O slI3 s27G s2l9....$l35
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New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
SAuRD.

Steamships Lonaon; sidonsn Gsgo~ Metropolis
or PotHPunce, g. Of Texas of Gave Sy West,
barks Bstea for Gibrar Helen ADer
RIO JaneiTO K A. Allen for
NLND-sunst &. light w. clear