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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Charles XII. has appeared on the Detroit stage.
The Schuuaun troupe has made quite a success
at Boston.
Meiihac and Halevy are about producing Ave
act comedy at the varieties.
Blackstone will open the Haymarket, Londop-&is
October with "Lord Churchmouse."
The Vokes are showing the people OK Chicago
how much iun one may have In log.
| o'Keefe's wild Oats" has been produced at the
! boston Museum as part OF the summer pro-
/ gramme.
beneht performances at the Olympic in AID Of
the Beiiew fund was given under the auspices Of
Miss Lotu Wilmot.
! Paul Dufour has written very amusing one-ase
| vaudeville entitled "rhe Trio de Muets.u 1t has
! been well received
Mr.. kobert Bnchanan's thrceact blank verse
comedy, "A hadcap Pnncet' win DE produced at
the London Haymarket.
AT the London Gaiety Mr.. Charles Mathews has
APPEARED IN IA Nice Firm." exceIeaty supported
by Mr.. Aythur Cecil specially engaged
The Frencn translation OF Boucicaulrs "Arrah
Na Poguer-'Jean la Poste,r is about to be repro
duced at the Porte st. Martin THEATRE Paris
The Lon0on stage has lost the well ksown
actress, Miss Nelly Power now Mrs. Barnett THIS
is severe blow Tor the ouresque OF the day.
The Soclete des Apteurs ct Composlt,ars has
elected NJ Mosuet Presidents. Paul Feva, Des.
landes and Camille Doucet are Vice Preside its.
Charles Neville, a London actor, has annOunceG
that, ''to prevent confusion OF natnes," he VIII
from this date retake his own name OF SugdeE.
The Globe Theatre, New Orleans, will open next
season under the management OF Mr.. kittredgs.
formerly treasurer OF the Academy OF Music in that
city.
The next novelty.at the London Strand will 10
the return OF Miss Lydia Thompson, for whose
especial bchoof The Field OF the Cloth OF Gold" u
to be revived.
on the return of Mr.. and Mrs. Florence to New
YORK, fixed Tor August l, per the Scotia, they will
appear in new play. written expressly tor them
by MIR. James Albery
.'Le Filleul de Pomplgnac," four-act comedy Of
NJ. Il. de jain. has been revived at the Gymnase-
DramatIgue, with MN. Raye. Landrol and Pujo IN
the principal characters.
Miss Nelson has purchased piece called
"Ethel' from Its English author. J. Mortimer. ed-
tor of the London Figaro ana will produce It next
season at Grau's Lyceum.
"L'Eniant" is the title OF fOur-act drama, by
Nine Figuier. which has been received at the
Theatre Cluny. NINE. Lacressoniere has beea
especially engaged to play IN 1t.
Lecocqs comic opera, "Gironi Gircda."
which has met with enormous success both u
London and Brussels, is to be produced In New
York next fan by the Aimee troupe. 1t has nOs
yet been offered in Paris.
M. OHenbach the well known Operd-eOU6e COM
poser, brought an action against the theatrical
critic OF the Pays for calling him willy Prussian,
the friend of Bismarck and the author OF the mis-
fortunes France titles TO which the platnir mad
no desire to lay claim. NJ Offenbach very gener-
ously declined to ask for damages, and the critic
was only condemned to pay the costs OF the action,
and the insertion OF the Judgment in three news
papers, including the Pays.
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THE CHESS CONGRESS.


CHICAGO. ILL.,, July I, 1874
The Chess Congress convened here has decided
not to allow the publication OF games at present,
as the members Judge 1t will inIure the sale of
book they contemplate issuing, with a full report
OF the games played at this meeting To-day six
games were played, with
THE FOLLOWING RESULT.
Captain Mckenzie, of New York; defeated Max
judd OF ST. LOUIS another game between the
same parties was a draw. II. Hosmer OF Chicago,
won two games from Herman KinnicOtt,
OF Dunstan. Ill. General Condor, OF Phila-
delpOa, won game from F. Perrin, OF
New York; second game Is pending. Frederick
Detroit; second game Is pending. Play Will be
resumed tomorrow. This evening the FOLIO wing
gentlemen were chosen committee 20 draft q
constitution Tor the National Association -
Messrs. w. w. Curran. w. Q. Spencer,1. A. Cong
don. III. Hosmer and A, W. Samson.
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Naval Orders.

WASHINGTON, July 7, 1874.
Captain John II. Upshur Is ordered to duty as
Executive at the naval station at New London,
Conn.,, on the 10th inst. Paymaster Frank crosby
to duty In the Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing.
Paymaster d. B. Batone to the receiving ship In
dependence, at the Mare Island Navy Yard, on
September l. Assistant Engineer Il. G. Allen to
temporary duty connected with trial OF the ma
chinery OF the Tennessee.
DETACHED.
Captain j. @. Beaumont Is detached from the
command OF the POwhatan on the 18th inst. ana
ordered as q member OF the Board OF Inspection !;
Captain James r. Jewett, from the Board OF In
spectiQn on the 18th inst. and ordered to the COM
mand OF the POwhatan on the 18th inst; Lieu
tenant Commander ). w. Terry, from the Naval
Observatory, and ordered to the Naval Academy !;
Assistant Surgeon M. ID. Jones, from the Benlcia
on her arrival at san Francisco, and ordered to
proceed home and report arrival; Assistant Sur
geon John IL. Hall, from the Naval Hospital at
Chelsea, Mass. and ordered to the Benica, at san
Francisco; Chiel Engineer A. $. Green, from duty
connected with experiments on steam boilers and
ordered TO continue his present duties at New
burg, n Y; Passed Assistant Engineer George M.
Green, from special duty, and ordered to duty
nected with steam boiler experiments at Pitts
burg, Pa, on the 11th inst; Assistant Engineer
N. II. Lamdin. from the Saugus and ordered to the
Manhattan. Commander A. V. Reed, wing been
detached from the command of the Kansas on the
2Oth ut., Is placed on waiting ORDERS Lieutenant
Commander 4. II. Miller was detached from the
Kansas on the 22d ult. on sick leave.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON July Z 1874
Major g. W. Schofe'd Is relieved from his tenn
porary assignment to duty at the Springfield
ArmOry, Massachusetts, to take effect the Is tn
inst. Captain William A. Marge, OF the Ordnance
Department. is granted two months leave OF alb
sence
Major Charles G. Sawtelle is relieved from duty
AT Philadelphia and ordered to duty III New YORK
city as District Quartermaster; Captain John +.
Rogers, Military StoreScepeT, is assigned to take
charge temporarily OF Sawtelle's duties In Pha-
delphia; Assistant Surgeons Leonard w. Loring
and John V. Lauderdale are relieved from duty IN
the military division of the Atlantic and
ordered respectively to Arizona and Mis-
souri,; Assistant surgeons Justus NJ. Brown
and Philip +. Harvey are ordered to
report to the Commanding General of the Military
Division OF the Atlantic Tor assignment to duty
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RIOT AT A CIRCUS.

Fight Between the Performers and n
Body Of Lumbermen-Wagons De-
troyed-Intcrposition Of the Authori-
tics.
ST. JOHN, N b., July Z, 1874.
4 serious riot occurred in Fredericton last
might, on the occasion OF q performance Of Lents
Circus. large number OF umbermen were
present, and, some dispute arising at the ticket
once on The subject Of change, row took place,
which ended in the circus people drawing re.
volvers and firing among the crowd. This, instead
of atng. only served to incense those pres
ent, and as fast as those wounded were carried
away others took their places till the circus people
were OverpOwered, and some OF their wagons were
run into the river. At this time the riot as
sumed
AN ALARMING ASPECT.
The nre bells were rung and the Mayor with q
body OF special constaOes hastily sworn in after
some trouble succeeded In clearing the ground.
Thirteen OF the circus men were arrested 1t being
rumOred this morning that the circus was about
10 leave for 81. stephen, large body OF lumber
men assembled at the station, threatening to tear
mp the rails. An injunction from the Supreme
Court however being served in time the circus
was detained till a full Investigation can be made.
Much excitement prevails over the affair.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Arrival Of the IrOn-Ciad Fleet at Pensa-
cOla-NO Yellow Fever Yet:
PENSACOLA, july T. 1S74
The anniversary Of the National Independence
brought into our port the iron-clad fleet from Key
West, which lad been expected here for some
days.
The monitor CanOnicus in tow Of the tug Pinta,
was the first to arrive. Then came the Manhattan,
tOwed by the Osslpee. The MahOpac arrived at
noon, in tow Of the Shawmut, and there Is one
monitor missing the AJAX, which started in tow
OF the Kansas.
After leaving Key West, on June 3O the vessels
had fine weather for two days and 1t then became
stormy and rainy. Water flooded the decks and
the heavy seas seemed to threaten to bury them
entirely under the waves. 1t was a voyage which
will be remembered by many lor its Imminent
dangers
The monitors will all go out OF commission here
after they have tranlerred their stores and crews
to other vessels.
There is no yellow fever here at present.
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RAILROAD BUILDINGS BURNED.

FORT WAYNE, Ind, July I, 1874.
The Michigan Central Railroad depot and freight
house, at Grand Rapids, Mich, were totally de-
stroyed by fire this evening" and also their con-
tents The loss Is between S12 900 and $16 900. It
lOcOmOtlVe.
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EXPLOSION ON THE MISSISSIPPI.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July Z, 1874.
The steamer Belle, Of Jefferson, running on the
Usage River, when about three miles from Je1er-
son city, last night exploded her boilers and is o
total loss. A. A. Hibbard, captain; Alexander
Stewart, pilot, and John F. Kelly, passenger, were
ored deck hands are missing ana are supposed to
have been drowned.
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BoWDoIN COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.
BRUNSWICK. Me-, July 7, 1877

BRUNSWICK, Me-, July 7, 1874.
The junior prize defamation at Bowdoin Col
lege occurred this evening. The church was well
flied every available seat being occupied. The
College boards met this a-ternoon and are In ses-
sion this evening. 1t ~ not probable that any
definite action VIII be taken before tomorrow or
ThuIsdaY.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Calabria will leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
at nine O'Clock A. NJ.
THE NEW YORK HEsALp-Edision for Europe
will be ready at hal-past seven O'Clock In the
morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing six
can't
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PIGEON SHOOTING.
DETROIT, Mich, July 7, l

DETROIT, Mich, July 7, 1874.
The grand pigeon shooting tournament, open to
amateurs only, was commenced this mora
ing at Driving Park. There were forty-two
entries for the first match, and $34o in cash prizes
were divided viz John G. Long, $125; II. 3.
Kennan S75; L. II. Hascall, $50; Ii. hawkins,
$50; L. Lee, s25; w. Fl. Hall. $40, and +. b. Ham
beton, SIS. The tournament is 10 be kept up ior
four DAYS. -.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
WAX DEPAkTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, y. O., July 81 A. NJ.

OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, y. O., July 81 A. N. }
Probabilities
For NEW ENGLAND AND THE MIDDLE STATES IN
'CREAsrNG CLOUDNEss AND RAIN WILL PREVAIL,
WITH SOUTHEAST TO SOUTHWEST WINDS, STATIONARY
OR RIsNG TEMPERATURE AND FALLING BAROMETER.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States gener-
ally clear weather, In the interior light rains near
the Florida and eastern Gulf coast stationary or
rising temperature and slight changes in the
barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, generally
clear and very warm weather, with southeast to
southwest winds and stationary barometer.
For the lake region and the northern portions Of
Ohio, Indiana ana Illinois rain will prevail, with
south or west winds, slight fall OF temperature
and continued low barometer.
For Missouri and Iowa partly cloudy and very
warm weather, southeast to southwest winds,
falling barometer and light rains north of the
lower Missouri Valley.
The Weather In this City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours,
In comparison with the corresponding day of last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy, HERALD Building:-
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A FLOURING MILL BURNED.

TOLEDO. Ohio, July Z, 1874.
fire at Dundee, Mich, ON Sunday morning,
destroyed the large nouring mill OF Parton IL
StOwcll. The loss is $4,000; insurance $4,000.
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KILLED ON SHIPBOARD.

BOSTON, July Z, 1874.
George s. Peach, master of the schooner st.
Mary of Provncetown, during a recent passage
from Gloucester to that port, had a dn1culty with
his COOK, King Rogers, and Knocked him down
with an oar from which injury Rogers subse-
quently died. captain Peach is said to have acted
in aplfdefenca
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TUMBLER WORKS DESTROYED.

PITTsBURG, Pa, July I, 1874.
A special despatch from Rochester, Pa, says that
at an early hour this morning the works OF the
Rochester Tumbler Company at that place were
totally destroyed by fire. The loss Is estimated at
5000, but Is nearly covered by insurance. The
origin of the fire Is unknown.
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THE WIMBLEDON TEAM.

OTTAWA, Ont, July 7, 1874.
cable despatch says the Canadian Wimbledon
team has gone to the Attean ranges, where new
targets are set up. Captain Mfdmay, Secretary of
the National Rifle Association, Is looking to the
necessary arrangements for their reception AZ
Wimbledon. where matches commenced yesterday.
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THE RIO GRANDE BORDER.
Drtfna, the Bandit, Again Mayor of
Mof n

Matamoras.
GALVESTON, Texas, July T. 1874
The Neps has special from Brownsville which
says:-"Unitcd States Consul Wilson, from Mata-
moras, states that the Legislature of Tamaulipas
has retnstated Cortina as Mayor OF that city. The
news caused considerable excitement, and Cor
tina's friends are jubiiant. Governor Canales op.
posed the reinstatement OF COrtina.
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ALLEGED MURDERER BXTRADITED.

HAMILTON, Ont, July q, 1874,
Henry Lewis was brought before Judge Ambrose
for exiradition, on a charge OF attempted murder
by running . train OF the track on the Little
Miami Railway, In Ohio. Alter the examination Of
witnesses the Judge decided that a SUFFICIENT case
had been made out ana the papers we're sent 10
Ottawa tor the Governor Generals approval
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NAPAaEE Ont, July Z, 1874
A terrific hurricane OF wind and rain passed over
this place this afternoon lasting twenty minutes
Considerable damage was done in the town and
vicinity. number OF buildings were unrooIed
trees were uprooted, and fences, &C., ieveied to
Hha Of0uni
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INCENDIARIsM IN A WORKHOUsg
LOWELL. Mass. July I,

LOWELL, Mass, July T. 1874.
An attempt was made yesterday by Bridget
Morrison, girl fifteen years old, VINO is serving
sentence at the WorkhOuse, to burn that institu-
tiOn She set fire to a mattress in room where
there were half dozen bed, all OF which were in
a blaze when discovered.
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SUICIDE OF A PHYSICIAN.
PROVIDENCE. T.. In

PROVIDENCE, r. l., July T. 1874.
DR.. ). r. Jennings, prominent physician OF
Nashville Tenn, committed suicide at the hotel at
Narragansett pier. this morning. HIS niece, the
daughter of Governor Wise, OF Virginia, was with
him ut the uter,
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PLANNING MILL DESTROYED,

CINCINNATI, Ohio, July 7. 1874.
The planning mill OF Messrs Ketz & Bush at Fort
Wayne Ind, was burned at noon to-day. Loss,
S15 00O no insurance.
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THE COLORED MURDERERS.

mt HarrisburR-Their Confession.
HARRISBURG, Pa. July 7, 1874.
The confessions made by the colored murderers
Rosentne and Moody, who are to be executed
here on Thursday next, having connicted in some
details as to the manner in which they murdered
MIR. Behm, their spiritual advisers, Kevs Smelling
and Baxter. succeeded this morning in eYecting
recon citation between them, and their statements
now agree They shook hands and stated they
fully forgave each other and entertained no hard
feelings against any one. They expressed them
selves as being satisfied their time short and
perfect readiness TO die. Rosentne appears IN
good spirits. Moody seems less composed.
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ANOTHER HAIL STORM.

WINGHANA, Ont, July T. 1874.
The most severe hail storm for many years oc-
Cured at noon to-day. Many of the hail stones
weighed from one TO two ounces. The damage IN
the village Is confined to window glass, though in
che country the crops have suffered to q great
eaYtent.
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ELUPEMENT OF A WIFE.
The Hush q nd I'm Hot Pursuit.

NEW HAVEN, July 7, 1874.
the wife Of grocer doing business IN this city,
named HotchKss eloped to-day with man named
william Washburn. The wife took with her 81, 900 IN
money and gold watch ana chain. The husband
beneving the parties had ned to Chicago tele-
the drat tram u A.purs1it.
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Sulphur Baths Cents.-ORe Box Three
cakes, GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP costs 90 cents at All
druggists sufficient for twenty sulphur baths ana can
be taken at home, thereby saving the expense aad
trouble o going outside OF own house.
l.. N. CRIT ENION, Sole PROPRIETOR.
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ANOTHER VICTIM.

SYRACUSE, N r., July Z, 1874.
Miss Carrie Ostrander, one Of the injured In the
Baptist church disaster of June %, died last even-
ing, making the ioui teenth victim.
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A BURGLAR KILLED.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, July !. 1874.
william Johnston, under arrest for burglary at
Yellow Springs, Ohio, made q murderOus assault
yesterday upon Town Marshal Hommelin, who, in
selldeience, shot and killed Johnston.
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Tho Canadian Reciprocity Treaty.

LONDON, July SIS 80 A. NJ.
The morning Standard reviewing the proposed
reciprocity treaty between the United States and
Canada, says, If adopted, '.it Will establish
q separate North American ZOllverein in
regard to all essential articles of trade between
the States and the Dominion excluding England
from Canadian markets. like foreign and less
favored nation. The Canadian frontier viii be
virtually oblterated, and the absorption of the
British North American provinces by the United
states becomes only question Of time.n
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A.-wedding Invitations, Foreign Note
pApERs CREsTs, MONOGRAMS; English Irish linen
and rep PAPERS. ..,,,~
JAMES EVERDELL, 5Us brOauWhy, eslaDuSned loAU.
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THE pROHIBITIONIsTs' APPEAL.

ALBANY, n. T., July !, 1874
At meeting here to-day, 1t was decided upon
Issuing an appeal to the prohbtionsts OF the
state, urging them to speedy organization and
an elective canvass for the coming campaign.
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GEORGIA POLITICS.
Alexander III. stephens Declines q Re-
Election on Account OF Ill-Health.

AUGUSTA, July 7, 1874.
In response to a letter from q number Of citizons
Alexander Ii. stephens announces his determina-
ton not to be candidate for reelection to Con-
gress on account OF failing health II he does not
improve during the summer he will resign his seat
In the present Congress in time for the uneXpired
term flied at the time that the election
shall be held for member to represent the dis
trict in the next Congress. Mr.. stephens ts so
feeble from an attack OF rheumatism as 10 have
been able to be Of doors but twice In SIX weeks,
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YACHTING NOTES.

Yacht Eddie, O.Y.C., Commodore Hughes, from
New York, passed Whitestone yesterday aftern0oa,
bound East on u cruise.
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A.-People are Educated ny Being Len
N snfar the of their actions Since the
EIAsTIC TRUSS 6S3 Broadway, was invented mon
ought 10 suffer If they buy metal trusses.
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A TERRIFIC HURRICANE.

averaKe temperature yesteruaV. ........... 72W
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. 71A
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A.-Rupture and Physica! Deformities
successfully ated by Dr. MARSH as NO 'esey strcee
Housel.
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Batchelor's Hair Dye is Splendid
Never fails Established 81 years Sold aud property
appied at BATChELOR'S Wig Factory Ii Bond St, N.x
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s46 broadway Wholesale agent CRITTENTON, No.
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EN- GLAND.
Fatal Collision On a Railway.

LONDON, July I, 1874
There was collision on the Lancashire and
Yorkshire Railway this morning 10y which five per.
sons were killed and several hurt.
WEATHER REPORT
The weather throughout England to-day is fair.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

MANHOOD -2WTH EDITION. A TREATISE ON
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Harry Hill, the Champion Wrestler, %
East Houston street, saws GILES, LINIMENT IODIDE
AMMONIA cures soreness and stiffness OF the joints and
muscles recommends 1t to all gymnas@. Depot <l
sixth avenue.
silk Elastic stockings, Re1ts, Knee
Cans Anklets Abdominal supporters. Suspensory Ban
daees Shoulder Braces and Crutches ct MARsHS Truss
Office No 2Vesey street. Lady in attendance.
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The Coma nches and Apachcs Numbering
and Robbing In Colorado-The Set
tiers Arming.

Bands OF Comanche and Apache Indians are
depredating thirty to sixty miles southeast of mere,
on the Cimarron They have killed two Americans
named Buthe and Chase and three Mexicans, and
taken one Mexican woman prisoner. They at
tackled a Mexican train yesterday, and fought all
day, but we're driven Off ultimately. Up to this
time they have stolen 400 head OF horses.
Men and ammunition are sent forward from here
as fast "a horses can be procured.
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HAVANA, July 7. 1874.
draft OF the proposed decree levying the new
nye per cent tax on the riches OF the island has
been telegraphed to Madrid for the approval ofthe
home government