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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20
JOURNALISM AND THE GREAT TRIAL.
TILE COURSE OF TnE TRIBUNE COMMENDED BY ALL
IMPARTIAL MEN.

TILE COURSE OF THE TRIBUNE COMMENDED BY ALL
IMPARTIAL MEN.
TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: | would like to say q word about THE
TRIBUNE. do not care to shed any ink" in fusome
praise affords genuine pleasure and satisfaction
TO express unqualified approval OF its and general
characteristics. Especially would commend Its treat
mentof the Great Trial" which occupies so large
share Of public attention The digned action Of the
principal daiies Of NewYork when the first muterngs
OF this vile scandal were heard has always seemed to
to reflect great credit American journalism. But
when tho matter reaches q point where the forced
seal Of silence was broken, and "as matter
Of news" the press obliged to give pub
Lefty to the various phases OF the abominatiOn.
II must be confessed that large paro It subjected itself
10 severe condemnation for tho manner not only or pre-
sentlng the news but the unseemly haste with which
sides were taken. and character. venerable with age
and responsibility bufeted about any cheap Bo
enlan wOnd treat the commonplace topics OF metr0poi
Itan NC In this criticism am happy TO think ihh
TRIBUNE cannot come In for share. write not rs
Beccher man," but who prefers cleanliness and
fair treatment 10 filth and misrepresentation when say
that the OF THE TRIBUS in this unhappy business
comments Itself to all fairminded men. IL is POT the
friends Beeeher alone who look to 1t for the best
and ruest reports OF the trial. but have cOnversed with
he established are unable from their view Of the
evidence to their way clear to IT," and
all OF these agree with me- In commencing the
course OF THE TRIBUNE. ! can readily understand how
those WHO desire TO think Mr. Beecher guilty. whether or
not the evidence so proves him. would prefer less
candid and impartial paper. have read 1t carefully for
many years, and particularly since this trouble began,
and have failed To discover any evidences mat ~ Dad
been the confidence OF either party TO the con-
tr0yersy This is disgustngy apparent in tho eases OF
and the great jury OF the people come To pass
Judgment on the many side issues incidental to it, it will
be generally conceded that when THE TRIBUNE mas
seemed To favor Mr.. Beecher has only don0tiin justice
AMI when it has rebuked backguardisn 1t has only
espOuscd the side OF chlvalry and Harness. w"
ErC4H iurIA ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20
THE TwENTY-THIRD REGIMENT RECEPTION.
A rocnntinn was held last evening. at the

Armory OF the 23d Regiment, on Clermont-ive. near
Mrteaye Brooklyn, the object Of which was to obtain
sufficient means defray the expenses OF such members
OF the regiment as may desire TO practice rifle shooting at
Crecmoor during the months OF June, July ana August
The plan is one which viii probably be followed by many
of the regiments OF the National Guard. The attendance
was very large including several general and staff ot
GERS One OF the features Of the evening was the shoot
ing of the team Of 1874 az range OF about 40 yards
The highest score was :aade by Private G. W DlDoe OF
COMPANY 4. to whom gold medal was presented. lie
scored Is out OF possible 20. snort battalion drill
followed, and then q review by Ij.-Jen TOWNSEND
General Of the State. After dress parade the
Second Division state prize won by the regn" nt team
at the Fan meeting If the National Rife Association IN
1874 WAS presented by Ma. Gen. Townsend with APP
proprate remarks. AT the conclusion OF the review the
floor OF the Anory cleared and several hours were
IN ia Lcing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20
THE DRAMA.

ROBINSON HAIL-ENGLIsH OPERA BOUffE'
An English version of the opera bOuffe Oh
Girofe-G irofa" was presented at Robinson Hall, last
night and was seen and enjoyed by large and entuA
asc company. The text Of the French piece mas been
roughly turned English prose and much OF the Ian
oacc that was spoken had the effect Of being fashioned
ofhand bv the speakers There was tnus as would
he sI,rnised q sacrifice Of point and sparkle. The
sonrs however, being better done flashed more
brightly than the dialogue, and made In gen
eral q good impression. During the second acl'
in particular these had the enect OF arousine
the ov Of the whole assembage and the applause was
emphatic Very pretty scenery, painted by Mr.. Matt
Morgan and rich and tastefuly diversified costumes
were used in setting and dressing the piece and as 10 ex
ternals il made brilliant show. Mr. Morgan has done
some OF his most delicate painting in the first landscape,
and upon the dropcurtain-the latter being little gem
Of texture color composition and sentiment Miss cara
Fisher appeared as Giroe and Grofd, and acted Win
force and considerable finish and sung with feeling and
often with brilliant execution This young actress and
vocalist has steadily improved in professional efficiency
and her performance, last night, gave evidence OF
fine natural talent and of adaptive capacity.
I. might be regretted that the part Is
not written IN yerse,-as, indeed, the
whole piece ought to be- for sake of symmetry force
spare and the gossamer air OF refined mrfh-bnt Miss
Fsher treated Ii skllfuy 1t is, keeping in the
character and filing up the pauses with byplay. Less
circumstances would be improvement, however,
and more dash would assuredly commend the perform
auce 70 warmer popular favor Mr. Welsh Edwards made
merrmcnt as the burly and terrible AoT-ooE. and Mr
Atkins and Miss Mortimer contributed 10 the general
joviaty Of the evening The lack OF pleasing voices so
often noticeable on the NewYork stage, was again per
ceved; but the public applause frequent and en-
phac a to denote for h,s attempt This SOFT
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Al Notice. Of Marriages must be iadovsed wts' 40
aaLss dad Q1a.yesS.
DIED.


BALDwIN-rn Milford Conn. on Monday May IT, 6au.
widow q Adopaus BALDWIN. n $40 9th year q her ags
F@ s0 mt! ilo At Sco as 'si'D'' ' Oh ''
BRFvOoRT-At The residence Of her eon naw; e . Rem
wick n Burn. y. J.. icsiay May !, -l5, Brsig-e
IeLct o. Henry Dreyoof AMI daughter Of tic lac Robert H.
Funeral seryicss viii he he'll at - sterhens Church. Ma
burn v 1, On tu ~ The y; INST at ~ el9cs c@s
and tient. are invited 10 attend without further notice
BUcXMAsrER-on TUESDAY. May IL. 6 p m. John W.
The Taave AMI is Of me tny e respectfully inv,,e
u 'iS@a I'm on - ~ i 'a,s ~" 80 HS''"'a
EATo% IN tbs cy Oh Vein say May 10 Rebecoa Eaton
Relatives ami friends invited attend the fgneral
' s AZ '"f .c TE w fr wv " f''' A'
infant .oa o. Marin 81 All Frances Feclheimer aged
sS si on Tursias sota hsi al oc.ocS a. a.
late Henry Il. Glover aged ~ years
CHrre where & LAD vs. ad fri nG are .aviici 70 attend
without further no1ce.
HAMILToN-on Wednesday. May 10. Of pneumonia. Jers
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
HEMMINGWAY-On Tuesday. MAY - Alice T. Hcmn,ne
way eldest carght'r OF thomas asd Maggie IL nning~ay.
Friends relatives are respectfully invited T. attend u,s
si iit s ;- on S' rhnrsay Nav co. at ocA D. N
Milwaukee anu "aiktsna papers pleas" .oFy'
nYATT-o9 the l7;h ia Charles ss Edwin. eIiost son q
The relatives iTens The fiay, aso the members q
The Tn er rom i T h e as S x MS sranaher waa
NeStcrnfl l. NO % Yves. Forty fl-sI IN .utN
day the 10Th a. O'Clock wl:hOut utbr INVITA-
His will be taken 10 Cypress Hills for nts
JENKINson the 10Th inst. after severe illness Hehars
Jenkins, IN his 7t'h year. .
Friends tho emily rpeetfqy Invited TO attend he
O saturday, th' ~ INST from the NJ
+. Church. North Fllta ST. Fourth. WILLIAMSBURG
McCL ELLAND-On Monday. May ~ ls75 Agnes j.. widow
the late John Nr' Iceland. IN the ia year ~ her age
The friends % the family respectfully invited IA attend he
funeral No. - seventh ave-. %
Thursday. tie -0th lns., at y.
MCNULTY-ID BronAirn. y :, Nay II. ira Hannah 4,
wife Of Rev. Joseph IL AcNny' aged - years rn0nm
AMI days. -, a.,
Fricns relatives respectfully invited :, ntta the
Funeral. "grsl trlan Caurcl, at Woodbridge ~ -
al | O'Clock. p. on THURSDAY.
NcwbuTsh papers lleIs" copy.
SHEPHERD Entered iiO rre, NJ Red Bank 10y IL ats
Ing lingering illness. George ~ enher ~ HE iol year
Funeral ilOm Cauroh Rcd Bal, Thursday Nay 20, AZ
o'clock D. III no"t Layes Vi II. tor A.
az si5 a. III. returns al 2JO IN.
sTOUT-At Middleton. y. J or tie l7h INST. Rev David
3 -t0ut The Gjt year u ms ach
Funeral Blpt4t CAufc, IicditO y J., a
Ihnlsila, TIC 20t. inst, ~ p N.
UNDERUILL-on Tuesday niornin@. Niy ~ 1873 Sara
Jaul ,hrcr stephen ant j. icDu g. CnrFhI
r. and friends Respectfully i3Y"i to a"na
the .Iucr;l tn isllr, .o'h last ~ 0cl0r2
m the Friends Meeting House. soAeifuihornss-
o.lt., DtuOAlyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20

This new and elegant viii completed b. septembs
next
see Frank Le-Iie's Illustrated Newspaper ont to-day.
for Photographicay accurate views q ts o ~ ' nsas
bishops Rock the Lighthouse ~ Agnes and Huehiown.
TnganS Merchani 70 the Gentsnnai PSacpha,
the Msr S ses in 'fS the c Of srStoy love Latest
iGIs fp E% gsI f'lns caS a Pra
and the late Gen r. together with two telling ca
sSCSGoiiU Siit D. DIscovERs a. McMARsh 90
NIe.srs. T. n: Lnd ow 4 Co. gi sell on Friday a.
Of Philadelphia In these days when the vintage on me
old Madeira wine has , 9sG%s y gf TS ds
sale u Mr. their pedigree is thoroughly Al
and their R AWAY SSyG an aSiI ssh
drawing OF q his wines which are al assied oy ana
minute srfa' ali lit hnSs and he did well
Us valuable library AIRY T y s @ u H %ss s
ferred sister city We rust At all eyenIs that ne old
10 them ar Barton VIII BE- reSnsmeere ~
Goysrnen AS secretary Legation Mr. Livingston under
Jaeksons Administrator The following Is LIST N the vines
eoyEhSoR VINE 1928 Lanes Thomson ,o,e ,.
iohne isil drawn OF 1882 again drawn of April 1885
1AYcocK MADErRA-rmpOrtea by VIM Mcleod IN sss,
deHlqsnsd AP 1870 drawn o. 1882 again A''- 1904
as sER afy MADEIRA, called the Smoke Wine from J.
Head Of Phaepha who had it 10 years Drawn on Apnh
sc6Tf wiz Z Madeira--Imported in 1928 by VIM Mcleod
NSbTiRA Oh Nay !s3' ,.u,on.sa b,
JAMES ThemsS % oeooer Drawn Oh Nay s
2 bottles of Scion MADEIRA, ls4l
Z bottles OF OLD MADEIRA, mafkol : l.eh lab" ,oc.
AMONrIILADO SHERRY-IInported oeptehoer' 1901
dsnHf4 M SrssH a 9a Sept s.
5%y s.f r-9 Sa Nay 1916.
IL hottles ~ CITY HOTEL PALE SHERRY.
Sbotfles of SHERRY from I. ~. wiling. .
~ 1,a,.s ~ GORDON BROWN SHERRY imported -
France is33 and bottled In the United states IN 1888
9 baf,,s Sh BnRANDY MARTELEs OLD coGNAc Of IL
year Loo
Ts. Nest Attractive Omces In Tewu.-rhe universe
testimony OF al the offices In The new ii
uNB building they the MOST ATTRACTIVE and.
an ming. eousdered the CHEAPEST anywhere IN that pas
AZ town Between third half Of the building sos
rnted ard those desirable Offices SHOULD maze carly
ann,cat,ou Tho rooms all beautifully finished in hare
wood ash fixtures heat and water In every
room are exceedingly light and airy are perfectly VENT
lated all have outside windowA communicate directly win
the elevators nearly I'll have independent entrances o
the hall Many ready for tenants on the la
Of May that day and the following MonS M o. sn
lawyers advertising agents moved IN o1ss
only waiting Tor the elevators smss W. AM
running within week. Tenants can move IN any ~
cation should u WAas y I'VE v644sS< sssSSs
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For Latest Ship Ne,rs see FIN Page.
.DDVXYEn


ARRIVED.
Steamship AIbemarle. Gibbs Lewes Del, with mtse and
pass q Old Dominion steamship Co.
steamship Franeona Bragg Portland Win muse anu pass
steamship Benefactor Wood wilmington. " C. May H.
shin iady Lawrence tof Liverpool, Clark Calcutta and
Sand Heads los days. with mdse. s., a, IA,
shin Cnwater Cof Boston, Creelman, Manila Jan H. with
shp Lord Canning Cof LIVERPOOL. Bentley Calcutta and
'1 n1in mime Ger Wins Hamburg a days. with mdse
ship Lisbon of Bath Dunning' CaTdenss - Jays Win
art sameee uta) Rallo Palermo So days with Unit
LARK sooloO of London LOWE, shanghai 40 DAYS Win
Rsrk reteps new Nor) Marcussen RusveD, Norway 50
To-. i, ballast Anchored sandy Hook for orders.
Bark (Nor Elertseo Chrisuania 40 days. III Oa1AsI
AT RarE SeTernk Jarvis sagua 10 days with sugar
PARK Emily Ger, Buchanan, Cape Town. g r. H. " days.
BarS Aretta of searspOr Dow. cardenas 10 eaya with
art rndesnaes Nor) Jonassen Fahrsund Norway April
0d in ballast Anchored in Grayesend Bay for orders
re Messna NOr TelleiseD Messina " DAYS with fruit
Brig Marposa o Stockholm fetehei AeSS4AA % aAys Win
Brig Fnns Dyer Rio Grande "a days with hides &c
Clara Leayitt (of Portiand LOMBARD Csrdenas ~
2ckr Carrie W Clark Of Provncetownl Smith. Baracoa IL
er Parepa Packard Progreso Mex, 10 days. with hemp
schr Joseph Nckerson. Watmore, sierra Leone Apru L.
schr Eta May (of Cas DIX. Brunswick Ca days. with
schr Lillian NJ Warren COf Deer Iss Johnson, Nassau
Scir Thos 4 Rogers Nash Georges Banks, with fish.
schr Chas ]. Kingsland Beebe Block Island with ash
Schr VIM Capes, Allen, Rockpor, Mass, with granite.
schr May Day Ryder R0csport. Me-, with lime.
Schr John Mayo Clark. Rockport Me-, with lima 49, -
Vim. Baker nshermaL Pierce days OUT with 10
sehr eieSrgs willard hsheman, days GU. with 10000
schr Lizzie W: Thompson fisherman Rsuth days out
Schr William James, outsn Tompeo. n. C. dayA with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20

Dr. r. Pierce OF the worlds I.spenslry BnTao. n Y~
golden opinions achieves
wori wide reputation. after patient stdy and much enIcs
mcniry succeeded n re-scctny COMPOUND EHtrEt 81
SnarWee water Pepper that GastsDe 70 b-osse -
celebrated Other IL 10
tir ~ 20 the Nee which. however sovereign rin
dial acent but largely 70 happy cpnhi nuon OF that hefe
with Ginger and other vegetable agents The osDbe
nation IL such as . Il very pe2sant remedy "a tsxa
Taken internally u cnrcs DarrhcA, Dvscnterv or Bsrn1
fldEh summer complaint. Cholera. ChO.r. Morgu- Cof1
cramps ind PAN freaks tOli fhi r1is
inanHA;oy Attacks II gold oy az crupss5 and icsss
A n IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION BY AN INDIAN
PRISONER

NASHVILLE, May 19.-The Cheyenne Chief
Wachita, one of the 10 Indians their way TO the
Florida Prison. managed to get hold OF knife with
which he stabbed Corporal Allen and Private Hennessey
iCo K 18th United states Infantry and then himself
this morning while the train was standing at Madison
Station, five miles from this city.
The soldiers together with the woudbe assassin. were
conveyed ~ Ashe Barracks and placed In hospital
Private Uenlesscy able 10 proceed On biz journey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20

WE have had continuous business relations
with Geo p. Rowc!l & Co. for between three and four
years. and have found them honest and prompt in every
Instance. Persons mpldting widespread venture
in advertising would do well to communicate with u. T.
X. IL Coz ii Pari-rOw. New-IOrk They have unusual
facilities for tie transaction OF such bUsness.-ObSerVer,
Fayetteville. Tenn.
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SAILED.

SAILED.
steamships stenmann for Antwerp scytht 20 Laysspoee
Denmark, London; Colon, for Aspnwsh y heSeses
e1rvla Tor Charleston Ashland for SAVANNA ps Trun
phan Francisco; NIAGARA for vsrpcs txx rsan9
Eaga FOR 81 John briggs David Bngbee ~ ttenoes
Curacao pr CuTsros schrs Annie w. Baker for Rio 9n1e
DO sui; Mabel staples, for Wilmington ". e.
WIND-Sunsot moderate a.; very navy.
PORTIGN POKTs.
Ofpvxsrowy NAV lg-Tbe National Line steamship Hr1s
Anrswa from New York May for Liverpool arrived hsss
to-day - - a---u- 1870
Bafrot- May i9The steamshfv Arfsson, symon~ ss"ss
hence for New York yesterday. -, A.. o~...
LIVERPOOL. May i0The steamship Illinois salen iot rss~
deplnA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20
FOREIGN NOTES.

BERLIN, May 19.-A semi-oficial denial Is
given to the statement in The Pail Nal Gazette that
Prince Bismarck had sent out circular dispatch com
planning OF the adoption OF the French army cadres Dill
dangerous 10 the peace OF Europe.
LONDON, May 19.-AmOng the persons lost
by the wreck Of the steamship Cadz, while on the way
from Lisbon for this port, John Morse. dentst OF
Ilef ich.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY.

THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY.
RESIGNATION OF rwENTY-OSE MEMBERS OF TIE
COMMITTEE or THIRTY,
PARIS, Wednesday, May 10. 1878.
In the Assembly to-day, NJ. Batbie announced
the resignation Ut II members Of the Committee OF
Thirty.
The President Of the Assembly stated TINT elections
would held 10 tho vacancies thus created IN the
Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20

from those nearer home and voes from riddy
checked sundsy children In the country and such
flowers find breathing space between the hagStones
Of city yards given with the love by our paer
public school children here all have joined to gladden.
its Why
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20
CATTLE MARKET.


PHILADELPHIA My 18-BERyBs-aarket unusually active
Fair aud Extra 6liUSc and Common az A2Goc re-
ceiDts 1900 head , ,, !,
HEP-Market dull and supply in Of demand clipped
sold al &C. and wOOed at Jd &C receipts soOJ le1,
HOGs-Market inactive Cornfed sold at el2asl2 10 re-
celpts, 1000 head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKET.

TOLEDO MAY lo-Flour steady. Wheat steady No White
Wabash. 81 33l4; No. l White Michigan oil 30 Extra
Michigan 81 334 Amber Michigan cash and June, 81 3O
July 81 30; August 81 % No. Red, 81 90; No Red
%: Canal Red Il % Red Dayton and Michigan. IL % y
dun and lower High Mixed, 752975' ac June 75c;
Jr,v 1Gc August 7Sec Low Mixed. 75l2c Damaged zoe
oats duh aud unchanged Receipts-Whea 1000 bnsh
Corn, IS 900 bush. oats 5000 BUSH Shpments-fIour
1000 bbis Wheat, 10000 bush. Corn, 1000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20
TIE DANGER FROM CRAssHOPPERs.
D,rr Nav 10 -AJvicpa from, WinnpDp

ST. PAUL, May 19.-Advices from Winnipeg
say myI1ads Of grasshOppers are Matching out.
PARSONS Kansas. May 19.-The party Of 60 gentlemen
capitalists and bankers OF NewYOrk who have Travelled
since Monday 900 miles through Missouri Indian Ter
riOry and Kansas report that not grasshOppcr has
been route. Notwithstanding yesterdays piOcil-
nation Of the Governor of Missouri.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20
prObrbitbsS.

For Thursday in the south Atlantic and Gulf States
rising barometer, southeast 10 southwest winds,
warmer. partly cloudy weather, and local storms.
For Tennessee, the ONO Valley and the Lower Lakes,
falling barometer. south and west Winds warmer, cloudy
weather and possibly light rains.
For the Upper Mississippi and the Lower Missouri Val
leyS and the upper lake region, stationary followed Oy
rising barometer, south west to northwest winds, and
cooler. partly cloudy weather.
For the HdLe and Eastern States fnflinp barometer er
cet stationary the cOlSt. Southwest UdS. ct0ldg or
party cloudy renther. rN slight changes ~ temperature.
AMI possibly numerous rains.
We rivers Will COntinuo 10 AL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20

this aftsrnoon Corporal ANsns wounds arc considered
dangrrous The Indian much improved and 1t Is be-
eve will recover He anxious that solre one should
sbOCt him or cut bis throat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20

A Fearful BunOn-Unabis 10 s1rs for two yearss
GItRs' LYTsngr IODiDR oP AMMONIA Destroyed IL MAmA
EsfBE3eoOK Pelham Westchesier County, y. Y.
Sold BY al ruggs Depot SC; AL sixth ss,, New Yoek
Only 80 cents and ri per bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20

The Communications bestowed on Messrs. s. NJ.
Pettengi Co.. al ycrtising agents, are well deserved
They entitled to the confidence of the pubuc-lFitts-
bursh Chronicle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20
MIDNIGHT FEATHER REPORT
DEPARTMENT.

OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. Z
wAsrISGTON d. C.. Thursday, May 20-i a. ny
Synopsis for the past tventyfour hours.
The barometer has risen decidedly over the
southern but fallen the northern portions or the
country.
The temperature has risen somewhat at all stations
cept in New gland. 90
Southwest and south winds prevail everywhere with
cloudy weather the lower Lake region and the Middle
States.
The rivers have fallen and especially at Cincinnati and
MemIulS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20

OF entertainment suits the upon which now
entering. and Robinson Hall bids fair to be merry place
for Summer evening resort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20
MARRIED..

MCGEE RANDOIPU-On TUESDAY evening. Afny1S 1874
the reslsncr The T'es palen by the Roy. ChariA
X. Imbre. D. D.. Fsve Niece TO Julia y asagLsr
Bennington =. Randolph, all Of Jefsey Ci;y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

PROVIDENCE May lo-Prnting Cloths continue dull and
weak Ut for standard and Extra 6ix6t, 80 days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20

(Genuine. SEC. bottle CANTOR lpur-, 25c PEI POM
w 81 GlLRs K Co. CEe,isrs, No. al SIXTH ave-. one -
above Twenty seventh-st. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20
ANOTHER VETERAN OF 1912 GONE.

COMRADES You invited attend TIE tnera Of anohos
lanenhr brother soldier George Newcon from t1e I'D
,euce III hs law NJ. IfoY,as T'r.7t Long lsln4
city THURSDAY. 20t inst at ~ O'Clock. Win c usual
badge Of mourning. Cen n. "a ~ - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20

At,s;nso as White Ro-e,

VIII 10 dental the Cooper Institute every osx
tn administer the Dperson $1,000 ootS without as
lIeff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20

AND COAsrwIBR
VIM. Thomas. Portland.
J.. A. Blossom, Boston.
Maria, Nantucket
Mary & Carrie, New.London.
Arson Brown. Derby.
q. Il. Ferguson, Ellsworth.
Nicanor, Warren.
Jane Maria. somerset
Alaska, Portland.
Ario Pariee. somerset
Martha v ceks. Portland.
Jennie, Nantucket
Chas. Ellis, Dennis. Me-
Franklin, Graenport
Kate q Luella. HalloweiL
Al. d. Crlnmer. Norfolk.
J. q. Fell. PawtIcket.
q. Pharo. Hickgard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20
Gpecial Notices.

De.hIers Pills the best and safest remedy for Chlh
and Fever and Malaria
Lord & Tayior. Grand and CHRISTIE Hs-Eng Body Fr'S
sells 81 50 81 -. eng AM AM IApsi5 . All sl ia
Drug for S1ie in hoaTshing county town. Gons
a first class cash trade Terms easy For fun rarEara
address DRUGGIST, Box a. Warwick. New York
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=GspensOry BaBdages, shoulder Braces md
Crntches MABsH'S Truss Office, No Veseyst LAZY -
attendance
A-Rupfurc and Physical DetorTi,ies success'u'iy
treated BY Dr. MAltSH principal OF The ate hIn o.
Marsh & COR his oil Office NO NesysI, sur HolS
opposite II Pauls Church NO connection Win any 00
Office N THIS city.
po1t-OG,re Nutice.-Tte NILS FOg EUROPE for the
veel ending SATURDAY, Nav -, 1875. VIII close AZ thus
Office As follows. rU ESD DAY at II M on " NsDAn
al II m; on THU RSDAY at Il 80 AID on : AIC kDAr
at 100 A. N. and IL m T. ]. JAMES, n ~.
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f. N. wells, Cromwell. CT.
Mary 4. Carroll, Fail River.
Fersst Belle, Boston.
sarah Elizabeth. Pawtuckat
Louisa, New-LOndon.
II. Westbrook, Portland.
Trenton. Bristol.
Caroline g Cornelia, somerset
Justice. Newport.
MalaBar. Belfast.
Connecticut, New. London.
Everglrie, New Bedford.
Leonia. Nantucket
NJ. Kennedy, New.Londou.
l.. Erestine. Hartford.
Sidney Dorian, Virginia
X. W. Ponder, Taun ton.
Geadsa kay. Stoaingtsn.
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Buckingham Hotel.
FIFTuAvE.. COR. FIFTIErH ST.
Opposite the Cathedral

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