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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
DEATH OF xP. IL PRIOR

A dispatch from Toledo has announced the
se.h ~ Mr. j. Prior The actor who expired very sud
AMY OF hent disease, while In his dressing the
the.les Mt Prior n native OF London, England.
and ess horn on The Goth Of May 1923 He the
stage At the early ago OF years At strtiOrdOnAvon
the lt:io Dke Of York. In Richard Ill" His frs, l
pearzuoo IN New-York Dado IN 1912, at tho Ola
IOHery Theater us the Duke o. buckingham la the
play He married Miss Louisa Young Of Newark. N. j.
Ons o; thOir children. Miss Lulu Prior, oredtaLy
hno WI on tho stage Tor number OF years. and subse
ouentiJ maIued Mr.. Edwin r. Denyse- Another. iAc;f
eldest son. Sas shot, In the riot tho 18th OF
yuly 1871 when the C.0ao ;Ish attacked tho process
skn Of Orangen,en. A. tho Eightave. MI J. j. PrOrs
career upon thu stage has been long aud ttiuy sbor
QUE 70 has beon marked by etrikng exrrp
tOnA brilliant he n useful actor and hc Wss
saen hIst aud last, ct all the Important theatcs thL,
e,ty and Brooklyn He played heavy parts viians Old
Ieu aud sometimes characters coofod by grim biunOf
Ito wa Of stou: figure. aquille strOnslnod face
Ozark eyes and Lair deep voice. slow and onder0us dc
ineaoor and hat stern aspect He could look
rsrfectiOn the picturesque pirate OF odfashiOuod Lado
drama One oi-tIs lust performances that he gave In
It's reSou THAI Of tho venerable Indian PATRIARCH
zozenrnd tJe chief Of the Delagarcs, In Mr. kDwee
Drama Of Leather stocking" at NiblOs Garden. IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
PROHIBITION AND THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC

To he KdlIOr OF TIC TrIbuht
SIR: Having been a constant reader or The
TRIBUNE for more than 20 years and esteemed highly It's
great founder who had become almost al oracle WIN
me- from his strong and persistent advocacy " the cause
Of temperance. judge then OF my asonishmen' upon
reading recently the editorial Prohibition In Rhode
Island Your argument may I've good, but IL the same
tho whisky dealer and tho whisky irnkor have learned
perfection In fact yOu might almost believe that inc
argument ped AMI that more liquor was cold
candestneE than formerly -Old BY advertising ana
open doors. What is true in trade suppose true
ia all trades Then your correct logic would pc close
the doorF ~ TIE TRIBUNE occ stop Advertising. ana
the circulation aud advertising will increase VIII not
close and leave The above criticism without adding lh
testimony favor OF TIL. TRIBuns, for do consider II
one O the best papers in tho world perhaps s the only
that speaks the right regardless OF party shu OK
poses corruption whenever aud wherever 1Otud
oneida, " l., April 70, 1875. sTILLSAN SrOoSER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT }
OYTIcR ~ THE CulkF SIGNAL orrcnB
WASHINGTON. d. c. May 3-lDO A L.
SynopsS loT the past tue'.ty5oI hours


tIllkF SIGNAL cvrCrAf
WASHINGTON, D. c. May 3lDO A. }
Syropss Nrr the past tusrtyi0V hours
Probabilities.
The barometer has very generally risen east
II The MISSISSIPPI and tho lowest barometer Is central IN
the ~. Llwrence valley.
second storm centers now in Kansas and Nebraska
Partly cloudy weather with brisk westerly winds Coz
tlnues IN New-YOrk and New England.
soutfeust winds, with threatening weather md rain,
prevail IN the Lower Missouri Valley. Clear weather Is
elsewhere reported.
The rivers have risen at Memphis and fallen at Omaha
and LeavcnwOrth
Probdbiiiss.
DItTir1 Monday, IN the south and Middle Atlantic
Stas stationary rising barometer sonared TO north
o,sf uiads, FARMER md cIe r tocaLter
the Gulf states. TtnneSee.S sand the OHIO valley
stationary falling barometer. warmer weather. south
and east increasing cloudness and possibly light
rains.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lover Missouri Valley,
Lakes MICHIGAN aud Superior falling barometer south
east northeast winds. warmer, cloudy weather aud
possibly rain attending soveie local storms In Missouri
and Iowa .,,
For the lower lakes stationary. followed by falling
harouptcr southwest TO southeast winds. warmer.
partly cloudy veathrr
For the New In gland States. rising barometer west
erIy winds warmer. clearing or clear weather.
The lower Oho and the middle portion Of the Missts
appi Rfyers viii rise somewhat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
piSSPVGEPS 4PRTTFD.

pHON IAGCAYRA- n, staGFsahip CidrfoeL May /. Man
nj Jolein wife child and servant Bernardo fN- Cup
emit Miss Copcutt 8iss Mary C"ruiL Miss Anna tor,tf
Mr aud MrL {. E. Stealnan, J. w tor - and Ghld iAs
Age- r. FORBES Francis Bais Jos stinoS A X VT ght A.
j. North g Ysncs IL T; Lucas O. r. Lnea5 L Lycn
-. B. LADDERS :. : HOwisnd. W 4. HadS
aorth NJ d. Mar Wsttenbers JIao5 Prdo. D. r. Hopper
Able ttOiX -.
81 Tirr TirreR Hirks Ga summer d NJ Collins aud
w. Edmund Young J. g. SinIsOn apt Anderson. o. W
sl.x.nd.l and wife Mrs H. N. Bauaut, II. l. Crane Dr.
Suragl, H. Powell Lent kltc,-I Il n, Mis>es l0~eTy ~
NJ Bonrtcr T. T.. JnneT l. punhamL ". ID. Wheeler, r..
GDfofd Mis- HATTIE Dodge n - carrie Dodcr Miss Je.e
ige MI. rbr1d.e. II. g. OuterbStdgr, Clifford Mdde
ion reo Leeds Mrs G. J. Peaso, MIR II. Trotier, y. ".
Tr"t.r. & H. c srter Ain r. Jouee. Ms. Tracey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
COY. TunMAs A. HENDRICXS's PRESIDENTIAL
ASPIRATIONS.


Gov Hendricks is suffering terribly with the
Presidential ieyer and has been FOR years md ia. beat
ia hia blood cOOlrd By his elevation "a he free
cency b. thu Democracy in &c, be viii dc 81 ms all
nhnf--s victim ~ ambition 4 OF mag
nIncent physique. commanding In prrsence. nr-
hsue manner, sunny temper, hthbie, and winning IN
h= inter,odrse honOred for his integrity ~ ne utoloo
fual pxers, excellent executive officer. cautious
slitician mentally PHI -irally and politically he has
reached that rod of Be WHOM AL his powers, OppOrtu
nt,s aud hopes AT tho zenith, and Ike luscious mutt,
lie II riJ. ard ready fail lie has SIT bis heart he
ng President and In having stOus untuTned 10 ATTAIN
bin obaat- lie cOmPren-1ds the iDp0rtanc. a acnm
uishing then lie IL setttng his s-s "a every
bfe4re ard R6eping a keeu Lookout frDn the
masthead 10 discern bfeakors he ahxionsy
a,sins every craft that appears on the horizon
that sseIns headed IN hia direction. and he care
nlb, f-ar'uy weighs al tp"r ad-entTPea and
compares their sailing qualities win Lis OHu. Al
anA.fy keep LUi-.if ~. publlc ~ COY. Hen
dilchs great scakucs nd it-is him to do many things
that uHbe coming Ills character and dignity In
cent with friend IL the Governors b- -Sd
IL VA surprising 10 nrte how enthusiastic he his
pcps@crs for tbe PRESIDENCY. Whenever the subject
brnsohed ho hgtiEs up. and Ii aA LIE and nrimatiJI
Ills integrity, tJt stify. aud Ofh-r qualities, make
hhn very populIT IN the West. nt this very pr,nn.nce
~ Gov Henifl hes Dane, and bids far operate
than anything riso % prevent hir Nomination. The
hLinrs ~ yoea cOnS oniSons deiponsirais tfa tho
SgcalES4t - iHst, sisos isus VIOLIN " TIT yehl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
|. BOYS ATTACK or A WOMAN.

Amanda Farrell. age 80 years, Of No. A.
Forsyth-'t. while in IN Oyster saloon AZ 80 l E.ose-
yeli-st., yesior:sy In an Intoxicated condition was
leased by a boy nanfd Thomas Farrell. whom she AZ
tempted striir. Tie lad seized Soda water bottle
aud struck the woman tho head with II, INJECTING
dangerous injury. Hs thru made his escape. Patrick
buSiB. tire proprietor ~ the saloon enteayOred keep
tAe stLr lu-t, bat the woman GRADUALLY grew wors-,
aid Vas taAsn ~ tie fark Hospital where It found
that, In addition u tho INJURY 10 tho head there
reYor.L very bad briisas nn her body. Capt. Wlsms
tL.rIvs. a4ysI-t Patick DugnA and WILLIAM j. Cram Ls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

ITALIAN SCHOOL P1-YD-BrvFPTT PiKrORNANC L
-EISTOhL
Our readers have been informed with refer
ence to the new Italian school ut the Five Pnntt the
merit OF S purpose and work the worth and stability o'
organization aud the condition ~ its affairs. Madam R
tori intended time ago to give performance "r
the Of this institution aud she was anh"bceH 10
appear for this purpose. Is1bcHd H"oTcs, IN hScr
Teresa" which one If the lovely and affecting OF
her many Representations. Her design. however, "as
temporarily laid aside II IL resumed and on thurs
day evening May Madam Eistcr for the benefit OF tue
Italian School Fund will give representation Of soF-
whueIceptional attrscveness She acts eeen bh-"1fh
for the last time aud She gives, in the French language
" Les Adieux DE Jeanne D'Aro," translated nom tho
German OF Schiller. II Il known that the Italian friends
OF Madam Ri,or will toxic advantage Of this occasion to
present her with a testimonial Of their esteem and adm
ration good purpose II TO he served IN good way
The public is not likely To neieci It,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

Nindai mr. CHRISTIANS sehrs Herbert w. f~ rrszos Lzss
r fcsn iasbrouck Alnra woeey. an Jsinis isaa
linf, Tor
WfND-lsunsei, tresh. y. " clear.
ePOKi y
Apr, ~. lat 30 To- lon IL scar H. n Hart Of arr from
B,..,sR fs NsissZr-
An! r. la IS o. - i3 brig Anos Tasiton aFdenas
Tor B.,i0'. q. -
Nort, ~ 81 v Ion. H. bark Teresa. from Ne- York
for cisniIogDs
DOWFsTIC ToEfs.
O.LvR-ToV MAY i.-Lt,sic.' seainshiP George W. tv6n
for y -
a. sYNsrJwN The american iJ1e 'fesfnshp obo
Morrison iron phils,rlpha pri ~. asli Tsi ossiT
PfyMorIH. MAY 2.-TLc Itu1orrg Alt fh lilr .aii9'p
FisaleD Airi ~ arrived horo sh0i ~ sts
mid rhf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
POVTH'r TUPAJFR.

The engagement of Adelaide Nelson at
Roo;hs The.tor will end with the present week On
Thursday evening last this Lady afflicted with suoh
sercus attack of congestion OF the head that sho could
DOT proceed with her performance OF Amy RobsaTf and
Misc Ida Vernon the representative Of QUEEN Elizabeth
supplied her place IN the last scene OF the drama On
Fr.dHg and sa,urday however, Miss Nelson Hcted a.
.sual Amy IlObsart" Is announced for repetition on
each night excepting Friday Miss Nelson VIII take
her farewell Benefit. acting ft'id in The Iluuobback
ON Saturday night besides acting one complete part she
will appear rs JW!iet IA the Balcony scene from
Romeo and Juliet" With Mr. " !. Montague as Romeo
Mis- Nelson will sai for ug,and on the 18th OF May
Hiss Clara Morrss first engagement at Booths Iheaier
tie begin on NAY lO-Nl open with the old play Of
-Eyadne." Mr.. George Clark has been engaged for
Lrdopseo Macbeth" with Mr.. EignOd and Miss Morris
the great partS isteid IN rescrTc Mr. Vincent
stage Of Booths Theatei, will take his hene
n 0ere Oh Thursdav afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
LATEST SHIP AEUII
lFr oiaer Ship ycrs 81. Pm Pase.t

,FW oIaeT NI7b VIII NJ FYHs TuFrt
ARRIVED
steamship City Of Houston DonE Bermuda April -yT n
pr,-iuoo aud p-ss Ia A. r. Outrbridge
ct.sinsuy Regulator. DOane. Wilmington. " e. Apru 90
sud "a ". y. IfJtic
-'p A.a!tI ,AOF. Zscn.1ssei- fenSsoia pr TO-
luJDb~r
Rg Nav lane Wilbur (of Il Johr n B.. 1ranon sagu,
Pr: Ssra feesr lOf St George Meh Grover. Havana
rg Gasy ,Danl Jayne Aux Cages 10 days. with cOros
and .s y Oot
sugar.
Carte C. airs ot Bosion Graham Baracos 10 saya
With fIs,L
scar May ,of Proyineetesnl Paine BarsSaa 10
days with Tut
o, hr L,lA f. sylvester. Hopkna, Virginia.
rdOONERs- ~ AM COAstwBk
Io.eph HAYS WaI,ham- Argn, Wsrehzm
Fern NICkf0rG- Onward Nantucket
Nsw IIaven J. q. kosera bridgeport
.TTi. Johnson virginia Anthony k.bsy. NrgaiA
Jennie Hat Virginia tuma Aery, Baiunare
WIN. Ae,Icc, Virginia E3rotaA Virginia
Henrietta virginia John ~ WnILuas BAirinsre
CnhsAOrA Virginia
SAILED.
ship ny Rock ;r Laps SaTss Narfz Tor crsres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
HOMICIDE AMONG BOSTON Rurr1ANs.

BOsroN, May 1.-The Gfeless body Of Rose
sewell white the disso!ue vile OF coored
found yesterday morning on the 1oor at her
lodgings at West End Tho body was badly burned, and
the appearances Indicate thai sbs killed. during the
night previous In carOu.a by the coorcd men. and the
body aforwad burned 10 conceal the crime. Tbs ne-
grDes under arrest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE

WASHINGTON, May 2.-COmInodore join c.
Howell Chief OF tbe Bureau OF Yards and Docks, w.D
leave for CALIFORNIA; ThGIsdy. The Board foi tie
Examination OF Naval O1cfrs for promotion of which
CommOdOre j. " 4. Nicholson is President hes bet IN
sOoslou the onere week. large number Of C5cTs have
been recommended for promotion TO the next higher
grade, among Them being Lieut. Commanders John "
Philip Cnas. J. Huntington. AMI Aimed HopkIr; nhs-
ters Francis IL. lie dno. Cbas E. Horton, ami has A
bradbury; AID LnsjgIs Martial C. DimocA AID Jacs5 J.
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
HEINRICH ALBRIGHT ZAcHARI.R

Tie death is announced from Berlin Of Helm
rich Albrocht Lachars. CCrman juist, who wa many
years professor the University OF Gottngcn and
author OF several learned works the common and
criminal OF Germany. IL l-i- Ia q member Of
the German National Assembly. and represented tho
King Of Hanover during the negotiations relative TO the
framing OF general constitution for GrrlDany. lie Was
afrsard for several wear. tho principal adviser ~ the
King Hanover. In 567 he a mber of the first
diet of the German Confederation and ~ the clOsS
~ that wear appointed iiC member Of TIC Pr sian
Hous. IA Ior,,n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
YAIIACK,s THRATFR

"The Road To Ruin" will he repeated at
vsusck's Thcater during this week. The Rivals" and
"A Happy Pair Will then succeed IT. This latter ln
made remarkably peassn, tmpr sson on the dHy OF the
sryari Benefit Preparations for tho production OF the
aes local drsmA-sOme time since announced to be IN
preparation AT this proceed srefuy and we
cold st novel stage efeots will be afforded. The pro
Suction OF Happy Par" will he sisnalzed by the TO
appearance 81 Miss Ada Dyas. Tho regular season 81
aa.aa.. In. atcr vii cnae AbnnL lhe first OF June
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
INDIANS RAIDING on STOCK.

OMAHA, Neb.. May 2.-lhe following dis
Patch has been received BY Gen. Kuggies from camp
stanbaugh Wyoming: a snail party OF Indians stole
stock Big apoae and we're followed ny citizens.
aud Il fight ensued- Two wounded. and three
Indians killed. No stock rccapturod" The tele
graph operator nesDurg, Cob reports hat % Indiana
erssed the Platte THIS morning - miles West Of
JulC burg gO,ng north.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
BRYANT BENEFIT JOHN BRoUGHAMs SPEECH
Place is found here for the following speech

Place If found here Tor the 1ullOWug spttcH
MADE by John Broughsm, ST the Academy OF Music on
the occasion OF the Bryant Benefit, April %;
Ihave but little 70 say 10 you ladies and gen eInen'
upon this Words poor Interpreters, Of tue
hearts LANGUAGE could yting be said in the way
OF praise year share in this work VI comprehensive
beyond the simple fact that al TINS moment
tho simultaneous drDOnst rtOn- are occurring thh VIII
enable New York dOWat 1t has often done before
upuu similar snnsto take the place of father Z"
tie frrlnss and 10 mitigate IN some dcToe tue cruelty
sudden stroke of ilifOuDe which deprived 5orTowlng
and bcprss family OF lis bread winner oven In the iuD
sush OF bs manhood the very meridian OF mis- nc Ibe
inception OF these acts of humanity u grand; lScXce
ona; In one single sentence IL h American Tncre n
no other community In the world Wbcre IL would Dr az
all likely 80 dOle aud there s pace IN America
where could be accomplished so thoroughly eEucs ~
and tiosly in this Go of Charities
May Heaven bless You iOr IT, Indeed Heaven has Desscn
ynii as the very Inspiration which causes You 10 ne
spond with abundant hboraity ~ every Demand
upon your 81 pnhy, must bring with II that glow OF III
ward happiness which always accompanies the per
formancr of a cneruus and humane action IL Is tho
uost supreme quality Of that mercy which
"Ialleth IS the gentle rain from Heaven.
Don place beneath IL, AZ tvlce besdrhI
II biesseth uin that gives and him that taxes .
II would be supcIluUls 10 add word To tue uttcr
ance OF great poet OF all time, who inv1ahy sdm nc
beet things that could bo said upon all subjects anu upon
all Occaslona-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
OLYMPIC THEATER.

Three Olympic favOiites are to reSppear on
snat stage toEight-Mr. Sol Smith Russell, Mr.. Pat
Rooney and Miss Alice Harrison and Miss Irne setani.
svocaist L to make her hlsi appearance. singing In
Esh ballads ard select from Italian ope 3. The dis
play Of attractions strong in additional eements and
Che Olympic kept 20 tho high water mark OF excellence.
n .flety tOpHfoL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
OBITUARY NOTE.

BALTIMORE, May 1.-Wm. r. Creery. the
superintendent Of Public Schools Of this ely. died cday
KErNg, v. H.. Nay THE Hon. Thomas
" Edwards ire trst President OF the Cheshire Railroad
and Member Congress los olr years from this state.
diod thla morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
PROPOSAL TO Establish AN TXCHFoCER IN
VIRGINIA

ALEXANDRIA, Va, May "A conference
will be held In Richmond. Va. Tuesday next, TO
slider the question OF EKchequcr g. T. Ssiare, ID. f.
London, C. NJ Frey OF NewYork 3. r. Wilson OF Proyi-
d. nee and rppIesou taye rTULn ali secOns Of the
expected take part IL is also Intended 20
he nodncstOu repeal Of the tax on tobacco and
spIrlLS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
sANFRANCIsCO MuyvrREIs.

Negro buriesque of the eroic French drama
and OF italian opera Is prominent in the weeks pro
gramne u the san Francisco Minstres. Spelling matches
may also be enjoyed The performances at the coy nd
cheerful opera o hese Philippians are AWAY m"r
ry and often clever Mcsss. Birch and BacEus lead te
Negro Minstrel business OF the city. aud Low that pour
Dan Bryant Il gone. have rivalry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

SAFES IN THE OSHKOSH FIRF.-OsHKOsH.
VIZ. April 80. I@75.-IIOn. GAsRIEL BoUCK. NJ Hay
& Bro, and X. L. BIGGER have recovered their safes
from the ruins and found the contents IN excellent ord
Ihr4e safcs are ali OF Hcrr1ng3 make
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
COLLECTION oV PAINTINGS
Now On Exhibition.
soMfEYILLR GALLERY.
So Pittk aVenuA
ss,.TrrapAYryryryG, M,,a

Sh.e ltf~pSf ~ ENlN'i My
~ ra ne arHTT az %no uSasrsisn" ,osI
fellow messr beg to e4 our u, 'sptiSn 20 The AnR9' s
q the Csolor. al O'Clock " The nporsnc, q
these eecou- In respect 10 To aoHoi aud nns1ee 81 tSH
Chamber u coDmey h@ 50 gnSng Ban oSsea sS..
nonna, Us long easrd The wdarr OF N. ch.ss
br al th unciur regnt, aew .s,n n IT'S oeast -
groove 81 rui wich running Tho usefulness &
t t anG % Of s 10 DER 3 S e. % oosT. IA
aa IT, n pS and si s y" s sr s;S
teoes. For t.se reasons the undersigned are dssssred
Old way therefore a! your attention no. to these nair<
useless protest and too late % cor ue
dsst % on IN az. n md sy nsnrs. ne g.
that nave bssn substituted far some OF those upon tho kegu
y"ar AG foasSs sS o. sof s
ensuing year Wo arr ysty t.e.PsregTiaily ysor5 -
AZ q y Arnold Jss n Constant josiah o. Low -A>
frSsS sogs'n i M IaSd Srs Sn a Bob BIB
Gastay seSssS william II. Lee. Taeo Roosevelt.
r. ". Carlits, Cl.as oerncthy, Harvey carriages.
issn SSE. b b'y lsI a'lSa T EssG Css,
Ne",'Y YSp vi E Il y NOMINATIONS FOR
oFPIcEes oF THE cHAssER oy cosgEEnR
FOR Elrf fssirn m'y AM ( It'i a siEcGSx
Por pI.t v t,. PTeseent JAM MEN ~ sh4WS
For OFT" Trrasnrer ImHStis : g' EATmk6r.
Tor serrrtsry. GEORGR WILSON.
The ns-s Attractive Onres DO Tewp.-1ne uili ysSa
testimony o. G sss the oces 10 ,he rRia
USE building Is hat they are me MOST ATTRACTIVE and.
al things cnsaer. tho ChEAPESr anywhere IN ni pass
VI Town Between lhiri anf bal Of the building 10 nov
rsuled AMI thOso who ociccs should carry
application The AZ beautifully trshot IN hsRa
wood ius with elegant Gas hest sd svcy
rton. al exceedingly light and perfectly VesS
lated. AL hAYs Ossls sladova communicate d;rcty v7o
eisvsorA and nearly all have ndescnen, crnees non
tie hail Many OF TIE Gn nd nov. aid III VII -
positively rrsy for the occupation Of tosO n. l,tds
MAY isrArsea should DO nisdS At Tlth TRIBUNE
Counting ro'rn -
Adverts~rs ao,riay - saia tAs alto itisn ALL ~.
trss.ss vi Farmers and Asrie sitsrsis. VII end THE
wEEALY TRIBUNE The vsiasse and effective
diam II eov rrse,os nTDera and ho~s Of . o~<ss
claw ras any crasr weekly paper published Advertise
uens w.i~, elAasi->-r. sAss DO hAn ed IN -
" Lef.<, Moads, u tie sseg Of MIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

YOUTHFUL HOMICIDE NEAR POCCHKCRPeIE.
POrGuKRrrslf, May 2.-Th0mas Dorsey, Of
verplsnk's Point sscd u years, shot boy na1l,d
MsasD aged years, at thss Pie, Friday, and i.ls
latter IN critical condition. Uorsey has boon ar
faI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

arsy 81 the second rate candidates They coDsr'ro 70
eclp,o he brightest iumnary, In hopes tbot tntr ,1e
shine. sO Ia tie uncertainty 81 politics .'oy.
nsi,Licl4 mas draw a blank, and dio b disappointed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
NAVAL OrDEEF.


WasnINGrpN Nav II lieut. & commander u.
r. LaabertUB reported his retdrn ho1 aTing beta Go
u~ord tom ths ihclaol ad has Leon '.d go waiting or
dora leut sE1ins ~ Ntry In de,gched from the b1Sn
Navy Yard and ordered Ire HylrosTs,nc oifce Lieut.
On r. Nor holHciul irea k~as >ol ordered y
NJftl
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.

A CHURCH CONCERT.

A concert will lee gwen nj ~ Ann IL y
,-..n 80. .rx.leu,.t next SUNDAY evening, when
nar nuis paohaner " direct performances OF VERDI 3
Reonon Mass ana Gounod's Gailia" MI D""h'nor mas
already Owen several representations OF these TWO worA
with the aid Of his well trained choir and DC has tue
credit Of being te fret who brought t1o W mo Ha""
edce Of the American public.
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THE SALE OF SEWING MACHINES.

To the Edttor Of lbs Trtbant.
SIR: The article in your paper of to day en-
titled The Sewing Machine Case" hss the hearty APP
proyal OF every honest sewing machine manu.acurer in
The business. BE- D.
PhI1dciphtd, April 20, 1873.
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TIE ST4TE OF TRADE
pprvTryG CLOTHS MARKET.

PRovII GsCY II. f. May Printing Cloths harte. closed
the week prices ruling irEl
sJH,1 STANDARD and kXua CtI5 s2ct Sooda sAes "a
sac y O. Z, IL, 30 pieces
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ARMY ORDERs.

WASHINGTON. May 2.-MaiOr j. NJ Robertson. 81
Artilrrv CAPT A. p Blunt Assistant tluaTrernssier
have lot relieved their dulles and ordered
report commaDdn. General Of the Department OF ~
Missouri for duty the military prison ut Fort LeiVea"orh