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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-20
PUBLIC OPINION.

Looking at the subject with as favorable an
eve as possible, this suggestion OF third term -
pOsterOus. not TO say impudent.-.Proy Press
QndJ
No sudden and spasmodc exhibition of virtue
zuch az that single veto OF specie payment
MEMORANDUM viii either Grant or the party 10
which he has played dummy so cOnspcuOusy aud long
-rNew-Hayen Register (DenJ
Let those Senators who are smarting under
mast exposures do their worst The press cannot be
cOwed Dv threats legislation discriminating unlusy
agaipst Nor can It's silence be purchased as Senators
are often bonght.-lCincinnau Gazette tRepD
The demise of the dominant party is likely 10
he indefinitely postponed. the independent Journals
which have taken front seats 10 witness the event Will
have 10 MAKE the best OF their disappointment which
hAs now been so often repeated that We presume they
don't mind 1t much.-lspringhe!d Union tRepJ
We can't see why it wouldn't be good idea
10 change OF holding Congress. 50 u at most OF
could be held during hot weather Nothihg
OF duty much a ninety degree Thermometer
II Congress would hold session during the summer
months, u would save the Government millions OF dol
lars.-lBurington Ia) Hawke Eye (Rep)
We have no idea that the old thing Will
work IN any such way Messrs. Butler and Carpenter
propose The people have deal respect for the
lOerty VI the press aud very little for what these
may choose 20 call their characters II the ne rspapers
tell llcs about them the present give them abund
ant remedy and II what IL told Is only the truth the
fault Is with those who commit the aud not with
those VINO tell oi thom.-iseranton Times (Dem.J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-20
PERSONAL.

Chief Justice Waite viii spend the Summer
Al his native town. LYME, Conn.
Secretary Robson viii deliver the annual
address before tie literary societies OF Lafayette College
a EastCn, Pa. on June 50.
ExGOv. Curtin, OF Pennsylvania, will be the
orator al Lancaster. that july when the
county soldiers and sailors monument VIII be unVaed
Col. u. s. McCOmb, whose suit against the
Credit Mobher led O. the exposure " mat dlsgracefu
concern elected President OF Delaware College
Gen. Won SchweinItz. German ambassador
a, Vienna. and Mr. jaw, American Minister 60 Austria
geft Washington night the former going TO Niagara
and Cana IA. anu the latter to New York.
Prof j. B. Parkinson has resigned the chair
OF Political Economy and International Law In the
Wisconsin state University. and on the LIST of July Will
resume tue euitoGshlp OF Tie Hudson Democrat
Mr.. Bright has written 10 a gentleman III
birmingham. England. expressing his warm approval Of
a system Of domestic missions tending 10 decrease
dTUuEeunr- He adds that fmpathy ana Kindness 10
tie weak viii do much 20 make them strong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-20
H4RRIEU.

AyTDPr-IRwIS-In Paris 81 Of
the Church Of ~ Ho5ore by the Rev Abbs
Hozerson Amdd OF kone RAW Harriet r.
daughter the Geo r. Lewis Of heLondon Coma No
CLEVELASD-DAYESPORTOH Wednesday June II, Elliot
Church Boston highlands Dr. Clement Cleveland OF New 0G
W. daughter Of Henry Davenport
ARDsLEY-In Auburn " Y. Jrue Il ls7l At the
reuce brides father bT The Rev John BrirA ID d.
Chsre William ugtes Of Potsye, Perm, TO Cora Louise second
daug er u " liam q. Beardsley.
LOsEY-HANEs-A POughkeepse n T. Filth Day TIE 9Th q
sixth month Pneuds ceremony LelU b. Loey HEnah Is.
Of he late Franklin Haues
MAYNARD-MILLS-On wednesday June IT, the Village Chack,
lunerkp Outido, Canada By TOE Rev william Gag George v
MAYNARD o Anne. daughter Of Thomas Mills, ESQ
NcCLELLAN-SMlTHIH this Iburdsy, Jane n ~ Rev
Henry Smith d. D.. assisted BY Rev Dr. Hamhn Of tOuslni-
nope and Rev Dr. Marin r. Vincent Rev Lla'es Hear Nc
Gle lar u Bu er Penn Mana Maieyo Wh,Jct. dsa--s
the officiating cerfymsn
WESTCOTT-DORsIn st. Peters Church Csrencys gsle II.
ls74 by Morg Hills D. d.. Of BuTEgoE, n J..
Edward syracuse Jane, laughter n As
late John DoSs OF Ses-lork.
WOODWARD-RbED-At LOIacke y Y. rhur-ias. lurs 49,
bv A. Jsmes Lawrence Woodward Il NeW-foEt Ciy
70 Clara daughter late boswell Reed Of toTsacEe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-20
GOVERNMENT WE4THER REPORT
WAN DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHINGTOS. sat urday. June 20--I a.
Synopsis the DaSt t5rentv-fOur hours.
Rain prevails on the New-kngland and Gulf
COASTS, ana IL Minnesota.
Generally clear weather prevails in the lake region,
the Middle states Tennessee. and the ONO valley, the
south Atlantic States ana the southern portion OF the
Northwest. -,
Inc temperature has fallen in New England, the
Middle states ana lower lake region II has risen
-ightly IN The ONO aud lower Missouri valleys.
The barometer LAS decidedly IN New England
and the Middle States. and continues high III the dis
trcrs east Of the Mississippi River light gentle va
rlaDle winds prevail in AL the districts
Probabilities.
For New-En gland partly cloudy and cooler weather
will prevail with lght rain near tue coast; northeast
Ia -ouf beast winds aud rising barometer.
For the Middle States generally clear Ueaher erceD on
The iBedints coast HOrh east utdS iOTer tempeT1
t,ire and rising barometer.
For the south Atlantic and Gulf states generally
clear weather with light ram on the Gun Coast .ht
or gentle winds slight rise or temperature and con-
tinued high barometer. .
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. generally clear
and warm weather. with variable winds aud nigh bar
ometer.
For the lake region and the Northwest partly cloudy
weather with local rains, wnQs gradually shifting 10
easterly or southery, decided change OF tempera
ture and falling barometer the upper lake region,
and thence westward 10 the Missouri Valley.
The Upper OHIO River will fall slowly during Satur
law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-20
MUSIC
TUE GARDEN CONCERTS.

TtIE GARDEN CONCERTS. -,
The Svmpholv on Thursday was Kan IN
Waldo" whose popularity during the Two VI ,,Iv
:, nas boo oun 20 our audiences seems to nave SOW"
:. uao - '-a.. In some respccts-in compact
- g.. ,..,a,co m pctnresQue variety, ana III Ireeuon
:. ..on,-tbe A.. Lenore" symphony we uhhA
sr-na.ses II: but the Forest sSmp"onS "" -
at advantage in its plan OF structure ~
does not attempt either TO Geplct soe"o %
.1, a story: II merely suggests the sensations
rh,ob the woods with their changing music
ovvaken in our bosom. What Beethoven wrote AZ the
head OF his Pastoral symphony, Mehr Ausdr"oF der
Ep,pdndung ais MGlerei. Raft might have adopteu as
the motto for his I'm Wade" 1t is an expression OF
feeling rather than picture; and even the Dryaus
Dance which takes the place Of the regulation scherZo
md the third movement with It's supernatural business
q. Fran Uolle and the Hunsmen hardly come under the
designation Of programme music and certainly are ho'
more omen 20 objection the cuckoo which beethoven
introduced into his sixth symphony Ran at any rate
: one OF the few living symphonsts in whose works we
always ind interest aud satisfaction. He is almost
always fresh and graceful. aud be is rarely DUH
or the other compositions played on Thursday night,
the most noticeable were Vieuxtemps "Fantasle
CAPRICE" Op L. originally written as violin SOLO and
now arranged for the orchestra; and Prelude and
Fusue" adapted from Bach by j. l. Albert. Capel-
ester gardt ana author Of several important
works, including Columbus" overture which MT
Thomas produced some years ago in Brooklyn The
present adaptation Is composite structure In three
parts; tn first is Prelude No from Bach's "Woh-
temperate Clavier:" the second Choral by Albert hln
SELF scored for rUmpets. horns, and trombones only
and received Thursday with something like rapture;
aud the third Is the fugue in minor, No u OF
The second Jahrgang 10, IN the course OF which
the choral introduced by the brass Instrument
Next Thursd,y is set apart for MI Thomas's annual
benefit when the tables are 20 be removed from The
floor and seats reserved and several unusual attractions
offered 70 the audience The principal WORK on the pro-
-ramIne is 70 be Carl stJrs "Tone-Dcture" for the
orchestra Illustrating scner's Song Of the Bell aud
luIwer's translation Of the poem will be read by Miss
Kate Field. TAls VIII the entire second part OF
The programme. The first part includes Meyerbeers
Inaugural On March written for the Worlds Fair OF
isi2 u London hut never PLAYED in New York; the 81
LeOnOra overture the Vieux emps tantasie Caprice
above mentioned; the Vorspel 10 "L1hengrin." and
the WaIarca-Htt; =" AID part third consists Of light
and popular selections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-20
Grecial Noiltes

pour,h Reformed Pre-byterian Chnro n, Rs.i fsr'.>
ern,if b.tN-en ghth AID Niathavta Sc nos w.
EfENISG Al O'clock Pastor. Asf. JAhS hhNNh.'i
sueet: Payer Natural Las. % ~ has L.-.l
ii feeaIh Assembly District Liberal Republicans
m,.tiug of Asssestaa si - rss "A
t,rrE,r'1 IAN No -OJ Thnas. "a AONOAl q hsiAa luro
-, - go, fr th~ purpose of hslrug sdifssrs N ~ 'o
-,s.m.. lion mos x STEWART, b0a fkED x A CO>k.
In Co Holm CUCHRANB, ". a. iOhNLki, ecu. Az b "A.
Wv ~, rurus Of Nttost pre-oa.
an, Mons. he wiling % ooprrAsc re
s.n.s al true reform requested 70 nisnl
o' a''sanp spsEwoRrH. wM ATKINSON. s'reslspL
have mach pleasa-e "a EvHg eef@s.l ssp,ssl Of aad
hesrt, tle cfo 0a 3fds aher III u
believe hat ta- GsscIhin. ct
- a. Church eonuad
Inc Chua Sunday Bvenvg Pisa ~ ocioeA AL
eenuasv have marked enec, IN inptovas a. s>r ai,sHs
-a VI seT-AL. Cdaal - On" - t.'t--''
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al Notices Of Marriages must BE- Endorsed pA (aH
name and address.


Wednesday evening June T. George AebenhcA
Relatives sn trends are respectfully
n, late is1es sa az ~ % SS " ~
BANGS-On WEDNESDAY evening June H. 1874 Mar H. wife q
Chsre. W Bangs in the 80 gar Of asI age -, , ~ p,.
OConnor Brooklyn. satso- June ~.
SHIP
BAYLgsAt Princeton j. June Il Nr. Ahgs Bsy widow %
William Byies late Of Knzstoa y j. DE Jo leii Of her 'ge
:, her late residence on SATURDAY. 2Oh O'clock
BELDES-Ai Dover J. June Rev wlAH Bed'n aged a.
The frend. ay former fellow taehsrs Hvei u
fuaea at PTsseeraa charoh o"sr Of
CHAMBERLINOn THURSDAY 18th bis iae iu Husou.
Columbia T. Nathan Chamb-rin N he Soh u
Funeral at Hudson MoaaAy, 22i ihss. At 2.5O p
PARAGON THURSDAY June L. Harriet sie Of 2 Fargo.
Sackrt.t Brooslya. Relative aad friends Afe iavs-
Pen Yan papers please copy
JoHSsoS-su8deny residence 220 Esst EeveuIh.
ed, Of he f.my aat those Of BIZ .o GsoEe =
At o'clock p ST. MARKS church Tsaso'L and
KIDDER-In Brooklyn morning Of June T. John Adasr
W. , nd tb erd 81 the family a.. invited to attend b..
SUNDAY eOc iroH hi -s reasaos 40 SoSS
1IoYpop THURSDAY the 18th inst wes, or,ns. j. Jane.
the ate John 9 Love O. tai et'; - ., m s.,,,,
the BOA from All Soa Church. corner fours--
ave. am rwenteth-st.
SORrHUP-In BROOKLYN June - Sarah Frapoe vie Of Daniel '"
Norhup daughter Of Joha Thornton. -.
Funer residence - CuiObe ST. Saturday June 10
at 3 o'clock y.
PARTRIDGE-In BrooEn on FRIDAY Jane 10 hs 100 .,
bis Lgnde Cahn. u 'eo > ans Helen d. raftIf,r
RELATIVES ana h,ls respectfully invited an che unera
services Of No - Nossi brooA
on Monday, I'D asI a. $50 without further uotee
PATONJuue 10 residence DOobs Ferry rbona Pstoa
the hvearO Is
Notice Of
PERCIvAIOn Thursay 18Th A-thur Percya %
Jam.s H.. nd Juliet Percv4i aged Is months
Friends lie funeral 81 4 hes1 forT
anh-st on SATURDAY. 2Oth INST, a I o'clock.
wArROUSAt Bmore. June Il, The Hon jean C. WArea,
L. ). DsgrcI Jnise Tor Texas
wILLIs-ou THURSDAY Jsne Is Margaret Willis Tho d2i ef q
her -,
o Ter la. reslrace y7 Cousg Broskyu, a. ococi nsst
day IuLe 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-20
BASE BALL.
The Athletics of Philadelphia defeated Il

The Athletics of Philadelphia defeated the
HaritOrds M Hartford yesterday. The follow
''s - it, % 3D. i;h 9TH 9Th 7h 9Th 9th Total
A Asl.iaSi:... ..... . . Q 5-5
The amateur Chatham CLUB of this city
played their second game with the olympic Club Of Mel
rose at Merose Yesterday in the presence OF large
number Of persons The game was closely contested
throughout Cracker and DouOhue did the best TOR the
Chahans. az did Powers Reilly for the OlYmplcs
the fine catching Powers being the feature OF the
game Following IL IN" score by innings:
lsL ID Ain. oh 9Th. 1th. 5th. 9Th. Total.
6 6fsiaa@-...... Q 9 o 3 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-20
pOwrNG ON THE HUDSON.

Much interest is manifested in the three
mile TO wing match between James Ten Eyck OF Peeks
kill and WIN. 5cnaf OF Pittsburgh, for $1,000 and the
chaIonshp OF the United states, which VIII take place
AZ XIII next Wednesday. Fowler has surveyed
the course located the buoys The course
starts from the Center Dock ana north distance
OF one and half miles 10 and around buoy placed a
short distance below Liue Island. The whole course
an be- Ulaiuy from The hlgn hills overlooking TIE
river winch VIII DE crowded with persons TO witness
he race Each Of the contestants Is III active ranng
and j. conf lent OF success. Commodore Ben +. Brady
of the Saratoga Rowing Association has been chosen
referee. Several steamboats, been chartered TO ae-
tue BOATS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-20
oprAr REFLECTIONS IN DRY GOODS.

The bouse of A. T. Stewart & Co. is now
taking the initiative in an extraordinary reduction Of
The res N, the hest and most fashionable dress goods
OF the season Their unusual Inducements have at
tracted constant crowd OF customers during the dn
est DAYS NJ the season. Their goods are marked from
Is per cent to $50 per cent lower than they have been
quoted at any time since the beginning OF last winter
The sales al their retail store have been con-
stantly increasing. During the last hVe months
Of 1873 they distributed oy carriers 'oy' S
,,..b'..,ss ana during the period THIS
wear .ss 700 packages. showing an increase no'
withdrawing the hard times, OF 0p paaAages, LUIS
49, - include the lnnumeraDle bundi es carried away
NV the customers themselves. They Offer among other
thinss 1000 pieces Of French heecy Wool ures,
fnr simmer and Fall wear worth from 10 cents 10 Vi
ward for so ceLts yard and iOo pieces OF melanS9
camel's hair worth GO cents, Tor 40 cents bFocaieu
yrsnadtne- ,t. uglres worth - cents they sell TOT
~. cents a ward aud black six Dr0eho gfehdulhes
worth 80 cents ward. for Is cents. These prices lhdl-
cate the scale OF reduction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-20

Gold -lscaai goh 3 gold ?. alloy faas all the rsquremen
-cnrs gold nav gold looks well
well All other proportions preienons aud hoah 10.
- and ny be tolerated they Ike beautiful p2nens
ired with base aluterant"-yde "The Book Of Hsh MsrSS'
Americans visiting England MI srREKrERs store ats
CoDdu.t nov Boni England, Inspect rs
choice gem very BasHsa Watches CLOCKS
GAsS pOsifr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-20
LOCAL INSTITUTIONS.

The closing exercises of the Charlier lnsl-
tute were held the chapel OF the new building ID
Flfty-esh near sixth-ave, yesterday AFTERNOON
on the platform were the Rev. Drs Crosby, Prime ahd
Tyu .r O. " Curtis the Hon. T. ID. Smith ana Others
Alter singing by the pupils Of the school. dedicatory
PRAYER was repeated by the Rev. 5, II. Tying. D. D.
Prof CAarl!el made "A few remarks welcoming the visit
ors 10 his new building. whict he said was the
result OF his is'o-s for the past p years
CO. ". IT,, =. .nemseEs ai tie schoq. VI ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-20
LATEST SHLP NEWS.
IFor other Ship Seps sec Fifn Pdgel


Steamship MsnhattAn C.. JUICE ~ Srk
udse ani PISS To J,Ines W. Qlntart a Co.
Brig Excelsior M,yo, Of and from Bermuda day. pas.
MEMORANDA.
wgsr Pa June 9lhe irish bio Bnsiohs, ~ Lvevoo'
vito ure from Pensse, sibose cssrs Rect
haGle steamship w. H. s~ae yooeo-ed to
ST. Joas s. B. June I9Tse cpper snip Prng cud strands:
during the vriV has been ioWed Oh 'aeh sah' ana vi"
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bo.Tos qns 6s Mar. wneeer from chsriston Jsa A.
cheney Champion from MAsasu's Pnseeo roo
Lealorn BenEingto from C4nE W. Alton
from Bsr,ros r Somer from Sex-OrAn. Rn-hue fon sra
goane Winner ron Retune Brush buk Ge9hAvrlas
hence for Denersra POT oac- or r. having S SoT "H
Newcastle Del !9Pssse steamers lBd~Bs, Wnde.
th from Boston Cen Harris T Haosson,
Flonda, belfast julia a tr.No1 ron Dasefs n
steamers Leopard for Boston Ias Sree5 ,S N1'Ioh
Antwerp Rotterdam bins Joseph a or al
oG5oroos9 Rss o L o , % New Bfori JAS g. Howell W
A. G. Thompson, sam Mchouomy and Con- Ea loo
smeres $ HARDING ,sr sosor, bra he-.
Bathesd the Lisa from 81 John b. She a aud
Nrw0azASs jane CLEARED steamship Cortes FOR Nev Yor.
bsrks John Chase Lsoa oeseo " Ce's Afi.a At ,ss
Ps,se. steanslp ~ 81 gal- ~. .t t'
LIVE De- june Pissed up North German
steamship Rose from BHndyVine Went to sea- oahs'u-'
FORTRESS MONROE June b,k Eesg.ai from Cork
BALTisoRE June ioAryed. steamships h@ Law'e1ee ."
York Philsdepna C.ATe1 steamships La
es 2r n1 Ss y So - Henri CIV 5 PRsdeiph. oar,
Johann Broisson Queenstown Plymouth, for
QUEBEC Canads June I5-Tscgrsms hs
ozgy and c9d gale non ne rat hs D. 80
At peree los. about $1,000 Al Grari Grsye
& ,4n5 YEN y 70 pS rmsn .s -, Bus the sh WIND lat gt
dragged Der ancho and came 10 eohssS VIII ar
~ eS aaa 1 sen sdn The crew. VIZ, saved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-20

SCIENCE OF SUNnfKRING.-Haf the secret of pass
ing the Summer pleasantly being nightly sSmnsed This
true whether goes country IN the CITY, He requires
,p,re that once comfort Its the body pesses the
and is purse PREEnAS BURR 1873 and l4O Fuoust
Ar AZ present making rp.caty % outfit aud their
ar variety goo Kind and expert
erce hev their
o...ol Ill Journal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-20

OF Union College in this State and practicef law In Ten
nessee and Alabama. He Attorney General OF the
Republic of Texas and subsequently United states
Judge in that State until 1862 when he was disabled py
paralysis While acting Judge he was impeaehed AZ
instance OF Gen. Sam. Houston but was completely
vndicatrd from the charges brought against MIN.
Judge Watrous strong Unionist during the WAL
and lost heavily by his fidelity to the National cause
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-20

1~fe ssid Gle far shosldera B,oea at
1 sbouliers vs. CIeu ns SIDES i0s for Csaf sd
MANS 80 =, l2dlsis su!'r se. specusave demand 60
Whs.y doll at 3se for Lossrs D. 0S ist Cincinnati Cone gust
21Z2 for Ordinary Neal 81 " ~ ~ 30
Gold Ill KTobags- sght = grssssn strris Dab.
NnhisoTos, g., June l9-sDr Turpestine frn az - -
hos,n arm ~ for StraBet Cs Tar n''Be sesdy a ~ -
81 go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-20
THE DRAMA.
nRANiArIC MOTIFS.
luufll. Ar
adjourned.

DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mr. Rowe will return hither from London
about the middle Of July.
Mr.. G. L. Fox il acting Humpty Dumpty at
the Howard AthenseuIn. In Boston
Mr.. Walack acted 1875 times during the sea-
lateiy closed at his theater
Prof. Hermann. the Magician, is performing
IN Philade plia. at the Walnutst. Theater.
Mr.. Sothern is acting at McNickar's Theater,
Chicago, a. Lord Dluidreary ana Darid GaTrick
Mr.. John T. Raymond will appear at the
Boston Museum Monday Is MsJor ae Boots and Mr.
TOOdieS.
Miss Charlotte Thompson has filed a sue
cesstu gasemeut the Boston Museum, III The sea
OF Ice"
Mr.. George Clarke gave several performances,
last week at the Buffalo Academy Of Music. Ia part Tor
charities.
Mr.. Charles Coghlan,-brOther of Miss Rose
COghlan. ana an actor well esteemed on the London
stage-has been engaged by Mr. straxoseh 70 act with
Miss Nelson next season.
Mr. Boucicault, writing from London, refers
10 the New York Park Theaer ana says: 80 Tar have
had no authority, direction, and no responsibility
whatever In the affair." The sole comment that we care
10 make l. tnis-that there il great discrepancy be-
tyiXt this statement and the statement made Dy MI
Stuart and journalists would be relieved OF con
siderable embarrassment II the two gentlemen could put
agree On some average Oi laets'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-20

Abouf Btters-A certain periods Of life tonic necessity
bu there ,muAns that ure the organs Of dos
lion giving temporary relief To obviate this and present 70 tho
public tonic free from alcoholic poison Dr. Greene prepared the
OIrGEsATxo BrrERs nearly thirty years care TO- Dys
s and all kindred Complaints everywhere JcHs HgSRT.
CUsRAx & Co.. Piopreors sad Colege-pace, hewYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-20

HAvaxt 'I-ne la>paula told 275Q27b ETchange in fair re-
mani ei sas 90 days currency. li $50 premium
stort .rtt u prem 90 dave go4 1860 81 premium
,hort ~ lal - ureLHlaa. London lJDdl32 premium
Pans. IJsGl0J greLgn Higher rate, asAed ier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-20

Nc his Massachusetts, friend his half of the Govern
,oent revenues. or denying that anybody wanted
him to resign and as for being alive-at his i've
l;est no was semi comatose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-20
TAIOUS UUSBAND.

Arthur Walker attacked James Austin at
and Thrdave. at 1890 this morning and
a desperate fight ensued Jealousy the cause Both
wore arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-20
p1SSyNrFP9 1RRyyED.

PROM LOgDON-Tn sSss i9-J-na oesrs snS
bibsa r. r. SeAa sd
inart Rev " ard Nv Mr. Ross. Mn cbrius (hn hss
rstox Henry OcIes nz5t, Mass Perry
Ertns a, hc1aue Charlie, PenNs lady ao ssnt h~s SaI
Casey Geor.- Jones J-nn MeDor-s c'p s'"ss
ID Watts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-20

Mr.. James NJ. Barnard, Treasurer of the
Agassiz Fund, announces that or the Sil s.
contributed 20 the fund Dy the school children OF Bat-
more So 60 gwen by the teachers and pupils OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-20
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

srw.OrIv.s. June ~ 81 ~ so
for single 80 25ds7 or Trebis do ~ 2a4&s 9I Choice
DO Corn quiet lsos Mixed E.os and aTmsr al
Nmts Nike Ole, White 33G9gc Oas lni' 10 ~ f'aA
H.. :, w. L~.T ss.I al i4j W. guse tVlk slc W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-20

Some eighty or more OF the most prominent
citizens OF Bridgeport Conn., have united IN rendering
10 Mr. p T Baruum public dinner, as mark OF their
esteem for his beralty and energy private enter
prise and for promoting the industries and public I'm
provements OF the place" Mr. Barnum gratefully ac-
cepts and the evening Of the 25th inst has been hxei
FOR the dinner which, considering the size OF the town.
promises IN lie almost as handsome al affair ID Its way
as the Hippodrome.
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COTTON RECEIPTS -
ryvyorK jane ~ rss receipts Of Cotton n az ccs -
CATTLR MARKET

CHICAGO .sne 19TATTLgRseil 3aI0t cf Hss-' etheN
unchanged Eo,d uns sLd fra ct ia re'rns 49,
snf dr anf soolgf irf "s'
ana steers seiIn1, ~ jOss2 so; sapnents. 2.eO
900 Ey acsSe sAa prices 10
Arm a russ 90 c.o mpHc'is ,v"
Receipts 1905 Rarlet 4g scbTe, Ssf PcH 1850
ales Of good y eloIcf n - 1Ost3 -.
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DIsASTERs.

Ladies suffering from Ruptnre nstasty eieyei .ai "a
br he TRU O13 Br1slTa Purle k05uA LtdJ
asnn pnng lge2Gis athr sponge Psas nO' Sofa
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Weston began his third days walk Of fifty miles in
Pb.aesn. yesteris, lie o0Hpctea 30
40 apparently without great iAagas lie
esase ~ Isi4s ws4k way :! u-Af.as ~ aAsA
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The wagon road from Coulteryi1e into the Yo'
ssalss y...ey wAs Orsae- gs-.ssc-,
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LAST DAY OF THE ASCOT MEETING IN ENGLAND
RACES FOR THE ASCOT PLATE AND ALExAspfR