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About dusk last Sunday evening,
an ARRAY took place In Port Barrow
between two Young men named Felix
Grow and Peter Woodbridge, the for
mer q years Of age, the latter 30,
which resulted in the fatal injury Of
Woodbridge. From the evidence given
at the preliminary examination before
Parish Judge Maher yesterday after
noon, it appears that while Woodbridge
and his brother were engaged in q
quarrel, Grow came up and intcrfered,
whereupon blows passed between him
and Peter, and they clincled and fell
to the ground. They were separated
BY Woolridge's mother, who led him
into her yard and fastened the gate,
preventing his return to the street.
While Woodbridge was in the yard,
Grow picked up . small piece Of brick
and threw it ut Woodbridge, striking
him in the mouth, after which Grow
went of. A few moments after, Peter
succeeded in pulling a picket from
the fence and returned to the street,
where he was talking With his brother
when Grow again approached them,
on the opposite side of the street.
Peterleft his brothers. side and started
across tue street, exclaiming There's
the fellow that hit me with q brick"
Grow stopped and picked up half Of a
friedrich, and saying, " Well, if that
one didn't satisfy you, here's another
or words to that effect-threw the
missile at his antagonist, who, stoop-
ing to avoid it, received the brick bat
on the crown Of his head, fracturing
the skull. From the effects Of this
wound, Woodbridge died Wednesday
morning, at 9 o'clock. Grow was ar
rested, charged with murder, and after
preliminary examination before the
Parish Court yesterday, was remanded
to prison without bail, to await trial
before the District Court. The ex-
of this case attracted
large crowd Of spectators, and the tes.
timony was listened to with breath
less attention. Messrs. Nichols T.
Pugh are engaged to defend the pris-
oner.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

NEW ADVERTIsEHEHTs.
First Anniversary Parade
Ascension Hook f. Ladder Co.
Ho. / Of Donaldsonville, La,
sun DAY, MAY -, ls31.
The Company will assemble at the Truck
House at 3:l5 P. NJ, procession to move in
this following order ut o'clock sharp:
l. Grand Marshal, supported by the Chief
Engineer Of the Fire Department and his
Assistants.
2 STANDARD bearer.
3 Band.
4 Honorary members and invited guests.
S. Ascension Hook f. Ladder Co. No l.
Route Of Procession
Up Houmas street to Mississippi, down
Mississippi to Railroad Avenue, down Rail
road Avenue to Claiborne street, down Clai-
horne to Lessard, up Lcsssrd to Iberyille,
down lberville to st. Patrick, mp st. Patrick
to Mississippi mp Mississippi to Chetimach-
&c, down Chetimaches to Opelousas, down
Opelousas e the Public Square, where the
ceremony Of CHRISTENING THE TRUCK
will take place.
FRED. w. FRANCIS, Chairman,
DAVID ISRAEL,
HENRY COOK,
GOTTLIEB ElEFRIED,
BAPTISTE WALKER,
ap24td Committee Of Arrangements
T.UcY BUTLER's
Boarding 4 Lod Ing House,
cREeCENT FLACE;
DONALDSONYu4LE, La.
Good accommodation for travellers ut rea-
onable prices. sep1-73
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DoNALDs0HvILLE, La,
Saturday, April "a, 1875
LOCAL JoTTINGs.

See Mr.. j. NJ. Dnlavallade's ice ad
vertisement.
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SECOND WARD JUSTt's COURT,
~ Parish Of Asces1sloD.
Port Barrow-Near the Railroad Bridge,
w. w. BUFORD, OWEN WHITE,
Justice of the Peace. Constable.
Collections promptly attended to. jan2
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TERRIFIC EXPLOSION IN BOSTON.

A POTR-srORY BUILDING THROWN TO THE GROUND
-CAUsE OF TIE EXPLOSION USKNowN-A NUM-
BER OF PERSONS SERIOUSLY WOUNDED, AND.
SEVERAL KILLED.
BosroS, May 26-At $40 o'clock this even
Ing a terrific explosion occurred IN j. ID. Dows drug
store on the southwest OF Washington and La
grangc-sts (SO. 525 WashingtOn-stJ At a Late hour
nothing definite known OF the cause OF the explosion
though numerous theories current and the widest ru
rpors are in circulation At the time Of the explosion
there were be about % persons in the building
proper nearly oil of whom more or less seriously
injured The first intination Of the disaster was deep
rumbl,ng sound similar to the report OF an earth
quake, and almost simultaneously the walls OF
the building burst outward every direction, and fall
ng in one confused nass, presented scene Of wreck
seldom Witnessed and complete than tina. Of any
Of the buildings blown down by gunpOwder during
the great fire. -he force Of the explosion was
almost beyond description and the flooring and other In
tammabe materials, which at oncs took fire, made such
an undertaking for the 1gemen as they are
seldom called upon 20 face, while the fact that
number Of human beings are buried IN the burning
ruins created 10 widest xcFement, Thousands rushing
70 the point every drec ion. At This writing two
dead bodies have out, and three others have
been extx.sated Who Will undoubtedly die dozen or
more have Leen sent TO the City Hospital more or less
seriously injured. The building In which the ex
pIosion occurred is folrstory building, with front
of 80 tset on Washington-s md depth OF 70 feet
Oh Lagrange-st. The ground hoor occupied by j.
Dow apothecary and manufacturer OF soda water. Mr.
Dow was not the suldin, the Tine and 1t is no
posi;vey known who AT the time Of the disaster
tho streets were crowded with people, and street ca
passing was ron the track and upon It's sde ou
rome Of the occupants seriously injured Or sam
uel Grer Cty Phyican, who was passing by was GOV
eref,y the falling glass In removing the Hass OF brie
the ircmen first came upon the body of horse ATTACHES
TO buggy buried the Lagrange-st 'front.' under til
debris The adjoining buildings arc more or less shake
| AMI x4ma.eo .r2n .hs ELECTS 9t 49, explosion.
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ALBANY.
TIE STATE CENSUS.


GOV. rrIDEN's PROCLAMATION UPON THE suDJEcE
IRON A REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
ALBANY, May 26.-The Governor WILL Issue
tho suboined proclamation tomorrow, calling the acfen-
zion of the peope to the that the coming census
,er 10 mot the dreaded tax collector which
the average population often believe him to be- The
idea OF the proclamation novel one, such one never
having been Issued before, but doubt can exist OF s
great usefulness The increased necessity Idr Jul anu
accurate census in view Of the approaching centennial
makes the issue Of this Executive guarantee OF the en,i
octer ~ the censustakers al the more timely Inc par
ar ,eatures Of the census have already been stated
IN THE Tribune;
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR. ~.
w1rr,os census about 10 be taken IN pursuance OF
tho mandate OF the Constitution and the PROVISIONS oi
..a saf,,fes of the State of NewYOrk, FOR the pr-
nose OF obtaining cOrrect y. LII
Of the state and collection OF statistics relating
10 the resources and interest Of the STATE lts
Commerce. manufactures, the arts ana sciencee' 'Ai
statistics, etc. anu .N.x .roh anruorn.
a., "a COLLECTION should be complete and accurate
a. nossbie especially in view OF the near Vi
the anniversary OF American independence
and -, ,.., ,,o TAXING NJ such census
- harge will use every endeavOr that the same shall 90
honestly and fairly conducted for the Single
tain1p the facts above stated, ana 10 scneAue VI ~
sessInenf or taxation is involved therein -. -, ,his
c,,e 70 assst the enuneratOrs appointed u LAX suV
census ana to furnish them every faclnly wiah,m ~,
newer TO enable them properly W uAncnAi ~ slo ~ "
their Office - ,ororr+o srned nv name
nd aiyed the piyy seal OF the state, al the Sapol ~
a. city of Albany this 9th day OF May IN ne year VI
our Lord one Thousand eight hundred aaa NY
BY 'ne CHARLES srEBDIss, Private Secretary.
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,..,. ,,,, quentia for Cape Town; n l.. Gregg. fR
Brans"isk Ca b., Jsnsiro Anno for Carf.nss
N, Haskell FOR New S..r W; May OF shore
FOREiGA Irsc Canadian frorn -
John DS Ss iGr SSssn 81 q
gilmore som.S Br Delaware -sin M Brett pess,
son New.YcrS; scbrs- p Brown Win "S'o" :" ~ IH'
smalley from P,rtau: Prince - , ,det Ieiob,or
nom Boston. Che reported arrival Of schr A. De " " -
error .. $500, -. ,u,. a.,.As,a
OR from IyerpoOl Alice frOm Baltimore cearI
bark luonlor Londonderry z5th scbr Howaru Hoidef ~
LvEsfoo May 2s-Thc steamship seniiworth sailed f@
HAfIprx Ma % Arrived bayk Bel Stewart CBrl iron
Amsterdam Sailed, steamship Virgo. for - Johns " ~
brgs Arthur. and Elsie, for Porto kco Three Cheer@ "
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEwORIEAys, Nay 2G.-Arnvef ship Br,ms fprl, nm
GALVESTON, May 25-cleared schr. Robert Rag for H.
DELAWARE BrxAKw,ryn May 2e-p. m.-Ar1yec, hern
brig Brig Topc Bird sailed Tor Newfork BARK bFags .
CHARLESTON May 26-Arived steamships d, Foley, frsa
49, FOR ve4pool bark W j. whiting for do Sailed SsrS
WIiNISGIoS y. C., May o5.-Arrfved bark August CORA
TYnKg Ca Fay 25-Arrved steamships Herman LIVING
bark albert Seumann Berlin lGcrb FOR Doboy seAhshp
INV fiyDropn' Miy 25-sai,ed brig Rescue for AzorrS
scrs Henry A. Paul. for Georgetown; George hHourn fS
SAN FnAScTsco NAV 25-Cleared. ships King Philip. IN
rPrt Gamble: Fearess Orb FOR Fnss Island orA L"oos
PoRiIASD May 2J-Arrived steamship Eleanora Jchz
soa, from Now York Cleared, JTs Clara NJ GOrien, FOO
BALTYoRr. May 2c-Arrivei. steamships c.nccra lBr1
Williams, fron Janero z lei- rom 1.a5estoi; ~ w
American Eag do. CLEARED. steamships George W. Edss,
York, Elizabeth lOg SewNOIA Ho1Iy L. OaS for
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship Ne.0s see Third Page.

For other Ship NeIas see Third Pdge.l
ARRIVED
seamshp Franconi Bragg Portland. with mdse and pass
TO j. r. Amos - - r, r,.. ,,.u 10 v,.,
midi and To 7. AlexSldre & sons \
s.smgp Mon gOmery Farcloth Fernancina Nay u and
Port ROYAL 2Sd with mdss and pasA To Herman GeipcAe
ship Yoy ager of DamArscott. Chase, Liverpool ~ dAyA
Bars Deset Dubrovacd Aust Drabaz Belfast IrA April
Bsrk slyeston Gerl Kohne2kamp. Liverpool April 18 In
asS 1eone Malons y cientaegos % days with sugar
Rsynhld Sck Jacooshn hnsae % Ss IN ealas&
Fax Bisoriozone 4, SsAl4Llo, Naples % d~yA Ia Da
Bark Antonio O. ItaA calADrettA ProvaSe in bsllasa
= big Alfred Fr George Janro "a dAyA vh Hampton
Schr LIZZIE + Dow si BOSTON,, Chase Hasanras IL days
sehr s. A. Bird ot aosEand, Merrill sasus IL days. with
ehf Bella Russell of Philadelphia Smith, CaIbarien
with saelado and molAsses
schr II. T. Townsend Wilder. Wilmington, N, c. days
schr susan b. Ray new, of Jerssy City,. Endcos sAgus
IL dam, with sugar.
sem sarah lane Vaughan, Van CHAN, Virginia
sCuOosRRs-RIyER AND cOA WISE
wesmoreand. providence. Helen Thompson Providence
PocasaetL Proyidenca AbOie Emery. iFovidencs.
q. l.. Providence Swallow, Providence
Exchange Providence seatuket, New Haven
Nashu IA Gaes New Hlyen l. l. BetsWorth, New isVen-
VIM l. Abbott, BridgeSor G. Miller, hiustoho foln
SAILED.
stearsh,ns Russa for Ivrrpool Cleopatra for savannah
South Carolina for Charleston; shps ta-ng Tor s"s-
Alice Nj MinOLt. Tor Francisco barks in - - ~
YoGohama JaH.l Rotterdam. flAnuti i'f iDo 20
LerscI. Os OgVgstaat. tTo.fes- III VIA po s-s w.
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ARREST OF THE DEF4ULTLNG L4FYER or
BOSTON,

ABRAHAM JACKsoN's MOVEMENTS PRIOR TO MS Ar
RIVAL AT KEEsEYuLE, y. Y.-HE DESoCNCIS
TIE NEWSPAPER REPORTS AS ENTIRELY FALSE.
RUTLAND, Vt, May 26.-Abraham jackson,
the defaulting Boston lawyer, in this vicinity last
week He left Fair Haven Monday the 24Lh inst, ior
whitehall " Y, where he took Lake Chlmpnin boat
for the North Boston detective arrived at Fair Haven
ON Tuesday and followed nun 10 whitehall, but came
hack and took the train for the North via Rutland hoping
10 overtake jackson. While In Far Haven he was per
lecy COOL and shown the article In reference 10
his defalcatons he said 1t newspaper scandal ana
xras false from beginning 10 END. lie MAS treasurer
of the scotch hill quarry OF Far Haven ana oNisu
stoef in the Company the amount OF about $1,000 lie
ao owns some real estate in the same place An aitaen
saent In favor OF Joseph H. Gin % Of Boston Tor s-UoVo
W.. served on this property to-day. jackson spent one
dav IA Orwell IN this state, looking Tor blOoced STOCK
aud was supposed u be ~ u Canada Wien Ae"s
az his arrest was received tsis evening.
HIS PREPARATIONS COR THE SUMMER SEASON.
BURLINGTON, VT, May 26.-Abraham Jack
son the icfauting Boston lawyer arrested al heese
Vile v " to-day oy II. Wood OF the Boston Clty hai
dctectYc force. aud brought "a th.a ciiy lucy ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-27

FROM AspINwALL-Tn steamship acapulco, May 20
Burrell w Teye and wife. Miss
Mry Scyei Louis Rohemei wife and child Miss Barett
Mrs h Dunbar Harry w hOrren, Mrs Mixson and
to children MS MOwry and nurse VIM Kempr Miss Porter
Samuel AnIes the Rev stewart MT Baise we and sn
Mrs Hemingway and children, SIR and MIS- sexton, MT
erngenwad Rafferty, wife and two children Mrs Heart
Mss heartt Mrs Kinney, Misc Allenue Mrs lawrence
Mrs sageniller and daughter IL Bea, chandler Geo
II Gutenberg and family, Capt Croawstt mrs "a
r,mmans can't Uallet and ID Manson, II IL
HerIIi, Miss Hettrnk, Ralph, Marion
From tie Lieut. Frederick Collins Lieut. Ea:on
n III Rorrel " Expedition; Mrs Tracy Robinson
a Duyale Mrs Jenkins Son. D Heath, Montague " m
a,resne W IN potter Cline COrgDe and wife, IS
Eda orwtne Warner Miss scott and servant and c
dren of Mr. Bicle Valdes Sister Augustine Miss
rnnb Il Ponce DO Leon Ponce ds Leon, WesteryelA
Antonio Isliz Jose Aquilta, Vai1 lorna Lew
Dowus ~ - steera.5e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-27

pornry business Committee, with Thomas K Cree Of
Washington a. chairman, appointed After short
absence. during which the Convention took the
Committee Permanent Organization reported the o
lowing officers, who had been agreed upon with perfect
unanimity:
President, Joseph Harde Cf Selma, Ala; Vice Prosi
dents, r. K Remington OF Massachusetts,. Jesup OF
Sew-York. j. b. Morrow Of Nova Scotia, l. W. Munha
OF Indiana, George Hague OF Ontario, n s. Crosby OF
Michigan, ID. G. English Of NewJersey j. Il. ObTyan Of
Tennessee, D. A. Waldron of Rhode Island, Jbhn l.
Wheat Of Kentucky ID. T. Moves Of Minnesota and W p.
Mumford OF Virginia Recording Secretary J. " L. Ora
ham Of Maryland Assistant Secretaries H. L. Porter OF
Massachusetts, F. L. Loekhard Of Georgia and j. W.
Jones Of Richmond, Va
The report Of the Committee unanimously adopted
and the Presdenelect escorted to the chair and in
tsoduced to the Convention by the retiring President
Mr. Hare then addressed the Convention, accepting the
POSITION in brief but very feeling and eloquent words
Ihe Convention then adjourned till tomorrow at 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-27
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY SOUTH.

T,IE REPORT on Observation-Disclosures N
TEE CASE OF HE REV. Mr. WILSON OF LOUIS
VILE.
sT LOUIS, May 26.-In the Presbyterian
General Assomby South to-day, DR.. J. B. shearer Chair
man OF The Committee sabbatschools, submitted the
annual report Of the Committee, which embraces 90
Presbvteries and 81 sebbathchoOlA The amount con-
ribred by the Sunday was $4,000 The average
attendance Of teachers 5000 and OF scholars, 3d.
600 Several overturcs and a report On Evangelical
Labor were read and adopted The remainder OF the day
WAS occupied in hearing the argument % j. j. COOKE INC
comDlajuant In the Wilson case. -,
All necessary for the excursion 70 COLO
RADIO by the members " the Preshyeran Genora Assem-
bIv now in session at Cleveland Ohio have been MADE
nv the IT Louis Kansas City and Northern ana INC
Kansas Pacific Railroads. Ministers OF the Presby
nrcL anvil ere in the country not attending the Cen
oval Assemble will he allowed 10 join the excursion
either at Cleveland St Louis The party VIII De iuiiy
made up here and leave this city on tne eSenIiig oi
Tlursday J,ue 3, special train by the 81 LOUIS
Kausas Guy and Northern Road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-27
NAVAL ORDERS.


WASHINGTON, May 26.-Capt. Edward Simpson
rel % l'e 1asa in the poWhatan rom New iofS on
the lt jane AsnEal thence to Panama, ald on ar
rival ele command the Omaha; Paynastrr George X.
maaer George = lasins are ordered 10 the
Omaha: Lieut. o. H. - dotc ned from the Boston
Navy Az. ordered Oma executive Chceri
Assistant .e,n John s. Ba rCu the Naval Hospital az
Chelsea Mass an orercd Ia the Omaha Lent 9mlnanuer
; " NIClul Lieut. Hubbard. Master Thomas ~
Lee plen IL. ii0tchkin AMI Jesse " Roper As
IN. FayGaster W. GoidsDnrOugh
J. DvCheT and Saimaker John g 1heNaltr
have tie omaha and or Tered bome Gunner
detached from the receiving sup
Potomac ~ l,hLlde pila and ordered The Omaha
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p,u,,as. rruptir,s. Rouzh Stir.

The system beng put under the influence o. Dr. Percee
Golden Medical discovery few weeks the = IN becomes
smooth clear SOFT and yevey and beng s'. tas
glow hfo ~ iI frut NY STANDS "a IN
all glory The Effects Of ali medicines which Operate upo.
n tie arc
s.inewhai slow matter good the remedy employed
Nle lotties clear tho skin of pinpt, bioseho
yellow spOs conl"!Ones. gfuDa dozen nay
possibly D" required where the system
retcl with fsOus ret blood pOls LAC cure o.
all these do however from the common pmpc 70 the
scofa - with he use ~ ihis most potent AGENT ov
a matter OF time. sold By dealers IN medicines.
COVERED WIN ERutTioNs. CURED.
CLAYEgACk- Columbia Co, n Y.
Dr. r " PIERCE. Buffalo, y. Y
DEAR ar 90 years n age, and have been aficted
hlleuIl Tie fOnl for great many yt-r
un'l ally Of your books which iesciibea
my exactly BOUGHT your Golden Metcsl D,coyd
and took two battles and haf and eitrell uIe froIa
my shoulders hands entirely covered with erup
0us also On face and body. afflicted win riei~
nat.s that walked with iif rlty, end that T. an
rel cured. long lie u remain bless
ing 10 mankind " It'll UNTOLD Gratitude - ,.-
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THIS is an advertising age. Every man who
Is N to the times takes care that the world knows L.

trade candle snOt hidden under bushel but placed upon
a hill. Business found to increase IN direct iAto WIN
the amount money iudeiuGsy expended IN letting the
public know where yOu ana what you nave got 10
sell The great difficulty Is 10 know wien, Were, anu
how to do il. THIS I'D 70 the establishment of adVerts-
inc agencies Ach the most extensive and reliable Is
that OF Geo Z. ROwel & CO. OF Ncw-YOrk, when mas
With unparalleled IN The history OF similar
undertakings Tary tie largest customers the news
palers o the United states have. and have 50 managed
t. simplify and arrange the advertising system IA Sc
,rs te Greatest Amount Of publicity for tie lowest
amount Of money. More than nye t.Ousand American
periodicals. received regularly, ana KEEP on HE at
heir Office whic is located N The building No II Park
row and we arc that their corps OF ASSISTANTS
outnumbrr the combined fOrcs OF any four similar
establishments in existence. Visitors to New YORK
will find their Office capital place 10 md news from
home, be iuded spot winch Is not repre-
scented by q paper their extensive files, when are
awssoven ~ inspection. Davenport lIowaj Dem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-27
AN EARLY DECISION IN THE TWEED CASE AN
TICIPATED.

ALBANY, May 26.-The Court OF Appeals re-
eS tts sttings here Monday, after short recess
during which the whole bench occupied themselves soe
18th consideration Of the Tweed case No decision mas
ve been formed by court but member OF 'ne court
states that the leisure Afforded them by the ccess s
Zen so greatly improved that decision VIII be hahued
- ,erv shortly The tenor OF the decision cannot he
Obtained authoriiatvely before s public announcement,
H., 1he same member says that the case VIII DO uec1u
D mon ia merits without regard " the cIlLc.snI
that may excited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-27

At 3srnu-'s Hirrodrowr- Doctor Wood. Veterinary
Colonel Blcrairis, % Harry Iasseu, Dr.
Ole o go West Twenty nftnst, pronounce tiks lAihf
IOuDg only remedy that can De relied IN -
cure lamcnsfs horses.
sold all Depot, No AL sixhaVe new ork
Only JOc and 81 yer bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-27
NhYAL INTELLIGENCE.

PANAMA. May 16.-lhe United States steamer
Orsha Area Peru che oath Of April ana was ahont
S;e steamship Richmond nag ship, at Valparaiso
April II.
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stopping at the American Hotel Jackson had engaged
board for the at the Ausable House,
and fitted for seasons fishing. Detective Wood
his prisoner will leave for Boston tomorrow morn
ing Ct o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-27
COULD Mt BE BLUFFTD.

couple Of hOrsemen, coming into the city
the other day from error. overlook old man and
his vile seated in the bottom Of nuecart. fceLng in
high spirits, VI the men called out;
" Hello, uncle, now much Will you take for your WIFE,
cash down -
"Oh, dunno" he slowly replied.
We'll, name yOur price"
GLOW much y yo siyci" he asked.
"Ton dollars"
"Yaie herr
The hOrseman did Mt know what to say and was gath
erin up ae rcins. when the Old woman Jumped to the
ground aud exclaimed:
Pass the ducls, mister like the old man. and
he likes me, but We ar family which can't be Oued by
no man On horseback :"
The buers got out of the scrape by riding of at
SDeel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-27

TIE TRIBUNE has received from "R.,"
Bloomfield n j. one dollar for the lady, tempora lily in
the care OF the Woringwomcns Protective Union, who
is years old and has the past nne years supported
herself by her needle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-27

(Ccnui7cl 55c bot.e; CAMPHoa lpure 3oc per DornA
". ". X Co. Chemists, No 40l sXthaVe, one doeS
ABOVE Twenty Sntl-st, New-l OK
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DR. PIERCE Buffalo n ~ HAA'' '0'"'O'A 'O ~
MARRIED.

BrASCUI-SIMONSON- Wednesday, 2G.l inst, BY ne
w. Dller ID. d., Francesca Riaac'h ant illtDeta
NLlti,nOre the JoAn D SiAOnooh St~ss
Island. No
EATON-PRATr-Tn San Francisco May -, by the Rev.
Andrew L. stone D. d., the Rev. James D. Eaton OF fofS
land oregon, Gertrude CnOrd daughter Oh JULIUS ID.
Pratt OF MOutclIir. y. J.
UANNA-wRIGHT-In Brooklyn, f. D., May 30 by the
j. Hyatt smith Thomas IL llama Ne" YORK. 10 SAT-
Wright Brooklyn, i. d.
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THE STATE OF TR1DE.
HAVANA MARKET.
DOMESTIC MARKET.

UAv;. Nay Spanish Gold, POP -03; American, 2O4G
2O5 E@stange nominal sugar nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-27

Trr,--gcToS v Co May 26-Spirits Turpentine quiet a
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PASSENGERS ARRIEED.

PROVIDENCE r. T. MAY 2G-Printng Cloths held at SEC for
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-27

ATLANTA. Ga, May 26.-The Daily Ners suspended
publication " day.