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SCENES AND INCIDENTS.

NARkow PscArEs- SERIOUS INJURY TO MANY PLn-
Sons by JUMPING FROM TIE wiNDCws.
SPRINGFIELD, May 27.-1hI:ling scenes ard Incl
dent. We're numerous. The following are selected
from largo number collected by the reporters OF
The Springfield RepIblioaH:
Peter Monatto, in whose store the dead bodies
were aiterward aken. was in the body Of the
church with three children when the fire
cGught. He Immediately ran toward the flames
ard attempted TO put them out with several
pals of water taken from the priests Residence.
Finding II useless be then tried 20 save some of The
furniture but was quickly driven away. He and
his children we're all saved One girl escaped from
the gallery by jumping on the back Of a man who
carried her ont while her sister, who with her,
burned.
The scenes At the doors are described "a fear
f,l. Thy we're blocked with the strug-
Cling people seeking for exit. Outside the
peopla cleared the way several times, but
% often il woud become blocked up again. " in
dow. were broken open and several escaped that
vav The last 10 Get out of the church was said to
he man with his wife and little girl. The father
took IN his daughter and rushed with her IN place
Of safety.
4 Young woman beat out ono Of the window
frames aud Jumped 10 the ground safely
An Old woman Of 80 Went to the same
opening and hesitatng TO jump .se was pulled inside
nv the hair by brutal fellow. He jumped clear,
and she fell and was seriously injured. OF family
Of five, four got out alive.
John Lynch, a mason, finding the people pressed
in at the bottom OF the church door. pulled many
down who we've on top. thus saving dozen lives.
Ex-Cons.abc Casey describes the scene as
he SAW il with glass from the top
Of the Hutchings House block. The whole
affair wa over in ID minutes. He could plainly
see through the blazing rafters and frame the
poor people running about Large black spots could
b. seen in The flames and, half minute later these
spots went out in brilliant light, which was sue
ceedeI by dark flame.
Many people were badly injured by jumping from
the gallery windows, which were from 10 to II feet
above the ground.
Annie Hilbert and siX-yeaI Told child escaped
from the building after their clothing had become
gnited and man, persons had their limbs broken in
attempting to escape.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE May 2T.-CATrLE-Ths market has been fang
during week and pTces ar0 "a " higher the syaors
middle and common grades very best
Tsac.: quality. 52ab.o medium or gOod ar qnay.
5aJi2c ordinary thin steers and cows j'sIOc ms
saes 5a7c receipts As head <aie 7sS
head.
Hoes been duh and prices &c lover closing MA
tendency sti downward sfilers and common -h hogs
sell and small bacon hoSA
o. Gl0 fair 10 good fat '0gs allc afew selling ~ ths
higher figures; receipts 5.lTs head.
>HREP been du. sales being confined Ia hcme
butchers who have been unwilling e. buy except AZ .on
from i4Jr. Lambs dnll; aa-S AZ " oo~
- 80: receipts 3 Isl head.
81 LOUIS May Hoo lower shippers 81 soHS' baeon
- lOdsT 30 brtrh, r., - JOGsI -
CArTiP and fair densnh for upper grades good na
two - 7Jas6. choice Through sKans - 30 mlhsa
25sf 90 medium 20 fair, - 5T-f - nftror 70
common, 81 1892 so.
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TIE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

THE NORTHERN AssEMBLY-REroRr or THE BOARD
OF CHURCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TEACHING FOR
CHILDREN.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 27-In the Presby-
terrain General Assembly this morning resolution WAS
adopted recommending all churches which have no regu
Lar time for collections for the OF susteniaton I'd
make contributions for this object on the rst sunday
in March, or that time rs convenient"
The report OF the Board OF the Church Erection
fund was received. The report says that tho
strngency OF the times has prevented the Board from
doing as much work desired but this account aid
has been the more valuable saving much church property
from being sacrificed They began the year with BAL
ance hand Of sl2469 The gross receipts OF tho year
have been sll6,oOi This added to the balance On
hand makes Q working capital OF sI2o'2|o
The Board failed in any instance TO meet Its en-
garments The Board deprccates the erection OF costly
edces unless the congregations perfectly secure in
subscription and say the prevailing tendency Is to the
erection of costly buildings This desire more from
those outside the Church than from ts members The
Rev Mr. Eyber offered the following preamble and reso
lutions, which were adopted:
Whras Church holds and teaches that children born
Within The pale Church and dedicated ~ God IN
baptism are under the n-pecon and government Of the
Taught 60 pray 10 abhor sin 10 fear God obey the Lord
Is II and hen they come to years they
De tree frn scandal 9ppe9r sober and seny ahh 80 10
they ought to be- Informed that it their duty and
There seems 10 be inadcqia a,teni by
parcns pastors and Christians generally Ia this nr't aud
provision for the perpetuy pery ad cAIesion VI
~ Chirch therefore,
Resoirea That General Assembly hereby especially
rc, the attet whole Church Ia this moncntO.s
SUBJECT the m assurance that no part ~ ne Nok OF tnn
Church is more Fundamental and Hnp"risant ts ssh
sa aaty W ~ home herr hI stan parents ivney
ami responsible guardians girc7 eAnV,S anu
teachers children IN the of the ord Ana ts
General Assembly, the utmost diligence may be
this work tat general on OF Os opi neNru
N hsa tho p'acIlct
wur-ip and their earliest that this
church may intelligent Jealous holy AID progressive
than any former
The Assembly then took a recess until ? O'Clock Inc
afternoon occupied with the reception OF
dele gates from churches correspondence with
the General Assembly
Lfor Othe5 Reports FIN P1g,.l
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HINES OF Prominent NEW WORKERS.

# has been reported that the illness OF
Fletcher Harper tho only surviving member Of the orig
in firm of Harper a. Brothers. had assumed more
.erious FORM reporter " TIN TRIbt >E accordingly
caIla on Joseph W. HsrIar yesterday and learned IRON
him that h- urces condition had improved the 'day
before and that though still quite weak he Wa not
thou H. 70 he in danger NJ Harper hai taken severe
cold pror TO the recent death ~ his brother John Har
ner urostrating his system. 1hs cold resuitod IN
d,phhrefic SORE throat from the after effects OF which
rbe most senous ia this disesse-ho II now suffering
m has moi be, out since hs brothers funeral except
once for drive in the park. He l. still very weak ana
cannot take much food Of any kind, but Il "a hoped
tbst d. nav hr Oui If door BE- fore iOnE.
Coi Rrnifru'n W Blanchard nov wing danger ,nIJ
~ M tie Hotel PIunswicl from ;he rcts o. .t1Ar "a
naysis with which NJ prOsirult f'oui sih h,il5
an A trip south recommended, anu u" Nri,'u
CLgrle,fon and IlOtiia. and unaly "tni 10 thc hut
sprin1s AZ Arkansas Ills condition CONTINUED y" ~"
,,ore ard lie physiCiav az the latter place advised ms
r.furn hcmf. Col Flanchard mas W n Fsck
abort three weeks ard since ~ return rs b. come nucn
vow and Is unable 70 uco bis arms or liIn's. ~"
Ss 20 fhe disease attacked IA la u ike thr si ad me u
-, an r.t- was entertained concerning hun yesterday
h.. As much better thst hi- ry sicsn. Dr Hanmonu
h.s Tong been "a prominent man IN ruifoan snalrS snd
10 ted one Of the Eastern Commissioners OF the
Xssociated Trunk Lines under the Saratoga compact
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LATEST SNIP NEWS.
FOR other ship Wars SEE Ptfh Page.
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steamship state Of Indiana BIT ssder Giasrcw May -
and Larns 9th win p ami Pa, TO as,n saiSin . 0
pass Metropolitan Steamship Go. -. -,
ship William Cof Yarmouth v ~, Hsrins Antwerp April
Ship fIoydins Norl. Yernchow. Moss Sarway 30 daya
BARI AiOaa Gtal). ANAL. Lisbon A. days with mass >
Brig Jens HinIe DAM. Hansen. heSana "a days Win
Brig Marcna Deasy. CicnfuegosI7 days with sugar.
Brig Eva ~ Johnson Johnson, Ma9nzas IL days Win NO
sshr VIM. Deming Mitchell Aguadna IL days. with
schr Bernice Proctor. Musquash N ~ lodays with
schr Pilots Bride new 1893 tons, Edridge city island
schr Bird. Trip OF and II days from, Il John ~ b,
schr Raven. Derrick. Calais. viii, lumber.
cr ssn Y GT%e rSTSSs Cas ,O T4 a sss
,,., 9chooNiRs-R4NAl TN, ,Sp a smm " ~ e., o,,o,
5 St.%s'port ass:,S S.T Have.
Lille !. Wii.on New Haven. 9: i Ward. New Hav1n
sarah ,s Fort Sew Haven Ye ns ha gs%ouh
d. l., sherman Boston. surge, Pswtncke
Win L. Peek Hartford. Emma Ellen Hartford
Joseph Rogers Portland c. Geo Gilman. Providence.
Frederick a Gerrng fisherman.
Steamships caland for ROTTERDAM: Frsia FOR Hamburg
Gamma FOR Bermuda Crescent CITY, for havana Isaac BEL.
for Liverpool SOUTHERN cIo, tcE FRANCISCO osrss Az,
Jaro Britannia fcr Bssradoe K. for Bes
WiSD-sun,et hight s. clear
FOREIGN PORTS.
LocKPogI y. s. May 28saed. schr RAINIER. FOR Baroa
MATANZAs Il,
NJ Haven. from Kew YORK. sailed barks ~ NJ
Tucker for North of Hsf btes III rdI tstterson iof
baltimore; Alarka, FOR North ~ Iafterss.
sf J,oo May 2s.-Arrved. bark Morning star Br, for
New York.
81 J0RY " b. May 27.-Arrived, schrs AncOna. RON
Boston Cleared 10Th Beauty
ireland 18th, s,hr PriSan General for Boslou
sailed 2pn Barker for Liverpool. and Hu
ron Londonderry 27th bsrk Harmbuy. for Queenstown
ragnFNts MAY 28-saied brig Laura D. BE-. for New.
YORK scrs Borla ior North Of Aasas Bessie Black
Irl Nellie Bowers, and StaO kp0ie, Tor.
HAlASA. Ba1 20 -lfd, ,:can ihps M3rgaret TOR New
TapaannOcs. do. Na1oo Tor PiLhi,lhia batks
prothers r Pensacoa MAGGIE Norton. for DO schA
Ange bury for Sorth II HstteraS H. MARSHAL. fW
DO.
DOMESTIC POvrS.
PORTLAND Ore. Mag 2e.-Ar1 yed bark Cora Tusl ETH
SavAssAH May 27-Cleared steamship America, for Bal
timOre.
sAy FR.scsco Nay 20.-Ciearcd ship Celestial Empire
FOR Caiao. :.
CLYDE. for New York.
Bnr-SswIcK Ga. May 27.-Arriyed. schr Lulu q Nary
rroIn thaTicston
Port Gilbert
town. D.. e.. Helen. and Wyoming. tor New York =
FORTRESS NONROg, May % iriYN. bark Pater, ron
Cork Passed Baltimore, ark Jupiter PASSED.
IchmOud Brzora. from New ork sailed, bsrk
LPglA May 27Sa-d steamship Abooftsford- for
Liverpool
SPOKEN.
May 90 80 miles !. r Georges BnA brig r. X
Heslen, iIom NJ ,siia for Boston
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InHENGRIN II LONDON.

There can no longer be any doubt that the
sucee.- ri Loaengrin Covcnt Garden has becn OF
the most emphatic kind FOR more than week before
the perforInsnce" SAYS The Acgdcmg there was not
ticket TO had 1t is long since any event in come elton
with the 0pera this country has aroused 80 mch cl
oeity." The competent critic OF ms louIm M H.
Prout after an eianora," rNew ~ n ,ndi,cv :" an
plause kept ON breaking out, ana was as ceIsianty
il broke ai bounds. The grand scene OF Lohe"grsns
arrival the first act reused an enthusiasm "hc1
10 allow The performance to continue until IL mad been
repeated decided error Of Judgment though most
Infringing one at the second Performance the elo
not having led up 70 by the previous music alec
produce anything like the impression IL od inc ns
OF the Wagner operits dramatic unity
To record I., sr1 s ny eSerpSwrred with any oratic
psrfor,nsnoe ~ with 'Loiengrin' And me force
~ Even '"0 chiefly. from the music per Sc. bui
srom tho entire coinbiuat OF music drama, action and
~o,pTed AZ one OF the abiest advocates Of Wasners
music in England says IN me haarmer mr. c az 10 al
of wagners great dramatic WORK a. nveht ~ !. a.
but IN proc ented in the annals OF music In tLis GOny
Ne have II On the author OF one ot the i1 o ~
opers tickets that DOhengr1n i ule g.anie@. -
here has been for years WY. sir the whole n0nse was
sd out and tickets were a. an nga5se 70 HIDan
DAugeri. and Maurol and gMaeu afrocifire
Of the chorus and shortcomings 81 the conductor
Vancs unspsrins terms-a tulgIien N %nc6 lie
hch hse fought wsgncrisrn desperately 10Y artr OF
a century is amusnglY unhappy ." L"n'ilsilR, 81. IL
Lsmsrhs " - lnusn. and IL lesdng v0caiists
are 40 10 speak. disVOcod. Then arises NE question
lether then be pnblie prepared TO lten 10 principals
Who s,ny without form, who have phrases
in which melody is almost always prescribed
xx.bo sre used as recitat!Xe Instruments 10
sustain the orchestral undercurrent The repre-,
sentatiyes Of the prominent characters ought to sat
In the orchestra. while The players sAouiI 10 iO m
tIerr WAGNER ~ shord obstinate % 70 expect ne
viii los snccessfu bic crusade against tune ihcre
W -, - ecrifg pnlnis ia ta- vocal score, AMI these
arc both ~, the solos namely hat ~ rises ip'n mn
her Et,re in the second act, which might Just - ven
hae taken the proportions ~ set srto, WIN I'l y
,,o and c1i0ISeo considering the dramatic sll9lOh,
~ drcaricst ana heitle7t P"i
tinps ~ Inc score the writer in me 1heHf"HA c1sses
among the "InonoOnOus blots the thaueh5- ~ ~ ~
scpd The trumpet reve the exquisite love duet De
iycey FiMo aud LOhengriH IN the br.Gal csnor' ~
some g., lcr a,sages he calls moments OF u,'eI uep
sion CAUSED Ivy crotclets oi the conp0ser anu LIZ
q vid recu.r rut ne and corvenOnaity, az hc cdS
Tho working OF orthodox opera As speclneI ~ I''
csi Philistii,ism this criticism !. P'opapiJ uhi "'
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NJ convention .dlourned until 5 2. m.
THE INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION AT
RICHMOND.


.......,, .r,ry>pANCT-P PROBABLE CLOSE ~ THE
MELTING on SATURDAY.
-r,,u rpn. . STAFF cORREsrosDESr oT TIL
TRIBUNR
p,cuuovD. Nav 27.-The attendance upon
a., siors Of the Young Mems Christian Association 70"
dv uas increased by the arrival of large numoer OF
,ia,e. who were unable ia he present at the opeAht
r-ceedipgs The topics discussed were Inc "or'is q"
.ho pvccuiye Committees OF state ana ProFihcia ooh
,,,o,s. Association Bible Classes !, For E'ahsehsuo
roscs and 2 for Christian workers INC 6c'ei"'
rce,stic works; l. lay preaching itS importance anu
49, ,inin1 Young men should have for 1t; = prayer
o,ing how 10 increase their usefulness ana interest
Tho specehes we're numerous, short, ana ehec,No' n
I,b the devotional exercises, created much
In,5,o the recesscs opcn-air meetings TOT prcao""e
"a ,,ro,er were held in various parts OF INC ci''
,,,di,g some OF the most disIeputabiS "''i'i'a
A. ,ha picbt session feature VI rpo"'"
-, ,sas the reception OF the Rev ho"aid
..acroor ~ Manchester England, who is hero as INC
rescnt.,ivo Of the Young Mems CHRISTIAN aAsoc"
:, go, Rr,taio. He vas warmly welcomed ~ ffesi
-. ra,iie ON behalf the Convention ana 'he TO
cue was oloouent with words of fraernh ereetna
=. r. ion Of these ceremonies the President ana
a. NeGregor clasIed hands Mhhe lho -" ~ ,in1
.,,.cd IN SINGING the hymn, bicsl w ino c,,-s..-
n.s Tbe scssion win probably close en- cllhl
c an sunday the pupits Of nearly al, Ihs I'm "
Di,fhmopd viii i've iled b. members OF lhe N'n'''
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sou n and est winds stationary o. rising baromsfn
STATIONARY tsnpsrsEars partly cloudy weather ana ioce
rains. -
For the upper lakes the Upper Mississippi and love-
Missouri Valleys falling, followed by rising barume
warmer south and east winds, shifting 70 cooier norto
west partly cloudy weather and occasional rama
For he iorer lakes e Middle and Lasfe,n stases q
orarv and railing barometer hJhr temperature, Norte.
e0,t 10 south-easf rinds. partly cloudy veother.
The rivers will continue 10 fall slowly.
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HOLY TRINITY ORGAN CONCERTS.

Mr. :. z. Warren gave the 2sth and last
Of hs series organ at the Church of the Holy
Trinity on Wednesday evening instead Of afternoon in
the presence of large and apprecatve audience. The
programme was Of rather more miscellaneous caarac-
ter than usual Mr. Warren rc-igng his place at the
organ once or twice Mr. Joseph H. Guild. and several
vccssts contributing the entertainments Mr. Warren
opened the concert with Toccsta in nat by Hes &C.
and al the end OF the first part gave remarkable per
fornsnce Of Thele's enormously difficult Theme and
Variations ia fat the superb finale Of =" hich vas a
triumph OF execution. IL il pleasant to know that Mr.
Warren intends 10 give another series II concerts aong
until the end OF June. They viii take place every
Wednesday afternoon from to D. and admission viii he
frea
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LATEST FORtIGN AEWS.
.Ai,r. BOYroNs SECOND ArrFIPr 70 Gross THE
english CHASSEI.

ENFII-Ii 7 II II IT.
IcNp0s. Friday May =, 1879.
4 special dispatch TO The LINES, dated Cape
C.rsnez PTS .. today saws: "Boyon - near me
.,c,cb ready 10 start The wind has fallen, and
10 now southwest Tho sea Ia smooth ana
the sly dark The ela.s il still falling.
, hopfre has been prepared. lar-o party i waiting
for Hnyous departure Duriue the r." IN from Bo"ogne
10 AuIre.ceiie- oyton could hardly DO dSSdadod from
starting for England drcct lie landed AT Andfoscel.es
unfatigneL
L,rTR-Boyton entered the water al minutes aver ,
a m and struck out for England The bonfire was
l;,hae and fire works were on Cannon were fred, and
tber, WIS gres cheering At $50 m the weather At
Cape Grisney thick Tho steamer Ernest was diniy
via he four miles from The CAPE. At a. Ii the Ernest
embarked spectators and started 10 accompany Boyt1h
Al j.ij a. NJ. the fog wa -pIcad.ns
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PdSSFNGFRS S.fILED.

FOR BERMUDA II, steq.asktp ciafna1, May 81. r. Wal
X. r. RsnoT, W. 4. James
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THE DRAMA.
ais1 FIELD IN NEW ROLES.
KpNX-YnrK. NAV q,

MISS FIELD IN NEW ROLES.
KI,v-YOR6, May %, 1875.
D,ss KATE FIELD: We. your friends and we'll
rbers hearing OF your recent appearance IN two Ne"
char,c,. desire to witness their representation IN New"
York Are your engagements such ~ to cuahe you 70
comply with our request II So kindly oDNse Us 0y
naming time and place N,gi trny yours
uI,,,,, " vr,cxn4v Henry @. SrSBBISs,
VrNcTSZO BOTJA, IlLio, y.
nhlirhs~ n'.' AIGERSOs = SULLIVAN,
AiHT.T g.. BKOWEF -ALhr ~ - w ''
$780, % s,cVp ISAAC H. BAILEY
rIr@u = ~. .IfSIs JOHS Hay,
WILLIAM PAGE, - -. J,.v,,ro
IyOKY CHAHBKkLAk, ml ~ ~ 49, =, ,"-'.'
NOAH BfOOks, '. IN. 80 I,a,,o,
Dr j. q. HOLLAND, oioi.''a' I,,,,f
CHARLES WATROus, moEhi5 I'iiLLIi
BARsUNs HOTEL, May ri, 1879
(,ysrypmss AND FRIfsDs You are very KIND h'cu
nal tel, voo tJst am beginner in an art when nave
slg.ys loved for It's own sake, aod always nohored ior
Dy parents SAKE.
Not only sm I beginner. but am ADoilns uhuoi 'io
additional disadvantage Of not get having found p's
BONANZA in the unuuestionaie shape Of pay Inc nv
TIE that have however. gratefully give you. Ibs W
ue ef,ssts of four act dIsma-" Gabrielle -"oAp'eu
by 10Y father from Dumas pre- and one act cot1s5
"Ths Opera Boz" adapted from the rtuu - To- the
Tue Hs-s-rs shook and Palmer have hihug p'. ,tat
Union s0uare TheatHT At my disposal wiz hsslc th.'
popular resort - place. and Wednesday
June ~ ~ the firnc the performance VIII LIZ NJ.
eAADks. .c.f truly you're,
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The unequaled facilities possessed by tho
house OF = ~ PrTrYSGrIL n Co make 1t the anose
necessary Of those drsng 10 secure general pus
Hcify for their al yertisements. Chicago Tribune
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

WILMINGTON y. C.. May 27-sprs rurpeDtine quiet ~
3Oc ROsn auiet sraine 81 80 Grade IuryentiBe saiy
Hart 81 80; Yellow Dir 81 20 Virgin. % TO- Tar stseiy
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WASHINGTON. NAV 27.-Detectves McElfrcsh and
Sergeant to-day Charles stephenson ceior we
murdered Cornelius shea week ago during qnIei
uDsctted account He has oorn commtod 0
the action Of tho Grand Jury.
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MIDNIGHT WE4THER REPCRT
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OTFICF or THE CHIEr sIGsAL OFFICER,
WAsHISGros, Friday. May %, l-75---l 4. IN.
SLD,oDs,s TOR the past trSHfy-fOslr hOUrs.

synopsis Tor The past treBty-foT h0Urs.
The barometer has risen throughout the At
antio states and II highest over ScvJersey; IL has
risen la the Gulf 1atos. brt fallen the upper lakes
and the SOrtw est where IL l. now lowest the pressure
has risen rapidly from tie Missouri westward.
f,a.. weather prevails In the Middle aud Eastern
states Parity cloury weather pr occasional rain IN
the Ia sfarn Gulf states and the Northwest
The rivers have fallen slowly except siise al fitts-
hurgh.
pro6abiiihSs.
For Frida, the south Atlantic -ist.s, ItheAst 10
south east winds, rising barometer cooler cloudy ana
rainy weather. 800 - -,
For the Gulf states, Tesprs-ee, and the Ohio Valley.
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arrived hero to-day, ard viii proceed Niobrarn River
tomorrow. Old womans Crock win be reached on sst-
nrday The trail Of Indian this morning
going South The command 10 In fine spirits.
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A Bottle Of Giles Linimcpt Iodide Of AmmS-ts poe
prnperes than Jerrel ~ the so Gales
ninenis that oiied cTeduous comma
sod W all Druggss. Depot No. AL sixth ave. New fork
Only SOC and 81 per bottle.
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Sucrial Soiitss.

Dc-hIer Pills the best and ssfess remedy for chiih
sG kOggr and " liSriA
A-iI Elastic stockings, Belts. kuee Csps Abdomtnal
srDportars suspensory Bandage shoulder Bracfs ane
r,,rbes al aAllsIS Truss Once, No Yesey 81 Lady u
Attendance
A,Rapture aud Physical Determines sucoessfaily
trcarf ~ Dr. q y. MAR III principal o. the l2s nrm a
Marsh A. Oh his Oil onhco No. Veseyst Astof HousA
No correction with any o'ner ONCE N ths city
Po-t-Oafre N.tice.-rns MAILS POR EUROPE
ye.k ending SATJ 2DAN. May ~ 1875, will close Al tls
ONCE ~ follow. On WEDNESDAY a. d q M gu THURS
DAY at ll30 q and on SATURDAY ats and y 80 ma
I'll JAME~. l.. n.
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tsbc II is received ny special Newspaper EKrr.
ia At t4s Immediately dispatched 90 Al pefO
VI Is s.sr Rack a9bsxs usually spp,ed Al she 9inoe
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and charter obtained Tho object Of the Company ID n
continue the publishing and printing business. and hold
the material good will cf The BOSTON, Post The capt
tai stock "a $500 600. divided 5000 shares Of 500
each The corporstors the Hon. Edward y. Porter,
President and the Hon. Ezra d. Winslow, Secretary
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CURRAN NUIFORD--At the Church - the Ascension. -
THURSDAY ~ II s. no Rev. Dr. John Cotton snh
John ,uTran 20 Lila p daughter O Jlinee IL and May
N milford.
BIANCHI -wiIITrEMOKE- an wednesday. 26th INST; By
liz Rev ! Dllor h. D., naDCm aHt LILA.
beth Wheorr daughter Of Tire late John b. Simouson q
Tx
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amount Of o. CO., BY John McKIop Co. OF this city
m "A dcu to know reel of the property ana
n n believed they viii without paying their dsbs
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.rH. BLACK Hills EXPEDITION
CAMr AtAs RAw-liiDg Butte, wyoming
V~.,,,.r, a.. y, 90, podgc,s Biack Hgls Expedition
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THE BOSTON POST" CORPORATIONS
posroy Nav 27.-A certificate of paid-up
., IN, Bo~s,r fcst Company filed yes'crdsy'
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DIED.

Al Holio 9f Marriages NUT be ia1or'od i0i@ t'l'
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ATTACHMENTS AGAINST THE AMERICAS RACING
ASSOCIATION.
ALBANY. May Establishments have been
obtained against the property cf the Americas Racing
Association. . sort % hippodrome exhibition. 20 the
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May 81 80 miles Sc iron Georges ania. brig r. X
Heslrn from NJ .siia for Boston.