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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-21
IN THIS CITY.

At 2:45 a. m. yesterday a fire broke out in
the GALLEY Of the revenue cutter Washington lying ut the
Batter. causing damage to the extent Of 300. The
cause OF tie lire Is unknown.
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RI,RNED orr FOR THE sIXTH TIME.

Hartford, Conn, July 2O.-The paper mill
Of Brown Bros at North Colchester was burned last
night The loss is S2O.OO0 fully insured. This Is the
sixth time the same firm have been burned out.
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CINCINNATI, July 2O.--At IL o'clock this
morning the dstillery OF II. r. Casper in COvington.
KY was destroyed by fire. together with 300 or 400 bar
res O. whisky and 1000 bushels OF malt. II loss Is
$4,000 insured for TO, 900 in Cincinnati companies.
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PASSENGERS ARRLYED.

FROM LIyEHPOOI-In sts1rashig Erin. July 20 F II.
Barry Jos. Hartley r. l. simpson, lawson, Mrs and Mas
Mar-ha A. Royal Miss baug Gusaf frtre ti-rre lie
vert Mrs rght Rev. Mr. LtlesoOd Mrs Clarke,
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

For other Ship yeWs see Third Pagel
ARRIVED
Steamship Benefastm Wool wllansion NJ C., IS hour~
with naval stores &c, to ~. r. Clyde q Co.
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, Gpeeial Notices.

Mrs. Winslows soothing syrup, for children teehinE
snitr- the gums, aiiays All pam ana cntes VIM ec
De,hers Pills the bost and safest remedy for Chile
rover and MhaTa
Removed without pain caus the KNIFE ~ Dr. Mcihiss
No. u East i6tlist.
Clnret. and -auterne.- From ~ good sound wine,
700 per ease Including Barton n Geusers Cruise Fila
lsilacir * Clayei.c' :, bottled AZ tue t1ateaux
Il. b. KIRK & Co., 60 Fulton-st
Established 1853.
Pe,f-tDBtce N.tt.e.-The MAILS FoR EUROPE Tor the
SATU hDAN July - lrI5 viii close az TINS
oulcs az follows: IL f,DAf at ~ on NEDSraS-
DAY ~ 1 =. H.; TIT IrDAI ~ 1883 a. ~, aud on
SATURDAY at d and ll3O a. III. - $1,000. - .
see Frank Ie-iie's illustrated Newspaper, out TO-
"a Of SarsiOg. laAt, did cOmintte PICTORIAL
record Of Incidents "a the second lneryOeSt
ate Regatta portraits II the Cornell crew, the rners
al tie University ic-; also ho C.re May rgatLs An In
faoui.s silly Threat"-a timely Cartoon, and NUMEROUS
OtneT splendid illustrations.
Tse Automatic Gas j. warranted to reducs gss
bills moan - per wlt steady and UNIFORM light ~
ac brueI Tegal The number hgtsd. Ii nc Only
aid perfect Gas saver ever Invented tan
De IN opsiaon daily at I0om J. ol1 bIoada ay.
TIE Sparkling Wines OF the Pleasant Valley Wine Com
pay t-l.c county. y. - show Nhlt energy vrsefef-
tnrT capiia good business qualifications accom-
Ilst, important branch Oi One ministry me ~lhs
Tor 10 the French sns about 10 per cent s hg Con-
u.nv SD over - % Ia 1874 Ihec stl nes aud
bIand,- very popular. H. Il: Min q 90,
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Pounds az an.
nual rates 10 reg

IL viii DO therefore. that the circulation ~ I'M IRIS
uNR the mails greater than that Of re Itd aud
combined or that Of rAs World and "ss cooa- and
sreas all these other pApsrs
comblne Advertisers viii IND aso 70 their interest 10
that the TUE r9IBUsg I'D Wider
than hcsc ony other the city, each column.
line, therefore, gives space to the sdNcrssss
a coluias OF line Ia any oi Tho other papers
Daily Bs6vu< Aas n
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TIE SITE OF TRApE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
TING CLOTHS MARKET


WILMINGTON, N c. July 20Sprits Turpentne nrm at zee.
ROsiu quiet At 81 40 Tor strained lar steady At II 10.
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET
PROVIDENCE, II. L. July 9oPrnting Cloths quiet and
ii. .fa.lr IrI,.N alIan nia
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-02
SSEr0HrEp EXPRESSLY ron rnr MORNING. LEADER.
s=zzszl-z-s--z.sss==.z
NfG TIT REP ORT
Explanation of Oar Warlike
Preparations.
Spain Finally AcCedes to the
Demands Of the U. S.
Spain's Ultimatum.
Uncle Sans Preparations
for War.
A Horrible Incident.
Washington News.
A Horrible Incident.
Washington News.

Washington Dec. l.-General Bah
cock, this morning, received tele-
gram from District Attorney Dyer. at
ST. Louis, in answer to one sent by
him yesterday, demanding a hearing
before the courts. stating that the
Avery case had been closed, and that
the next case involving the question
of conspiracy, was set for the 18th of
December.
Washington, Dee. 1.-The Secretary
Of the Treasury to-day appointed A.
Z. Wilson, of louisville, to be chief
clerk of the Treasury department. to
ill the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation of Avery.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-02

London, Dec. 1.-The Daily News
publishes special telegram from
Madrid, a. follows : The Spanish note
to the United States promises gradual
emancipation, increased freedom of
conscience, that foreigners when ar
rested shall have an immediate hear
ing, and that legal redress shall be OBJ
tanned for past injuries. Great anxiety
exists in Madrid regarding the recep-
ton of the note in Washington. The
note is Spain's ultimatum.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-02

New York, Dec. News was re-
ceived in Washington, yesterday, of
the death, in China, of Hon. Benja
min p. Avery, American Minister to
that country, who was appointed about
two years ago.
b. & L. Lawrence, heavy stationers,
in Maiden Lane, announce to their
creditors, their inability to continue
their payments. They promise n
prompt statement Of their affairs when
the meeting of the creditors will be
called.
The grand jury, of the court OF gen
eral sessions, to-day made a present.
ment to recorder Hackett, declaring
that all games of chance had demor-
alizing influence on the people, and
calling for suppression of pool SELL
ing on horse races, regattas, elections,
etc, us an evil which should be
stopped, and stating that laws should
be enacted to procure the punishment
of offenders in these cases.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-02

Chicago, Dec. IA Washington
special says that advices received
through naval source, set ut rest,
apparently, the story regarding
ing the sudden activity in the navy
department. The extraordinary ex-
penditure of Secretary Robeson, dur
ing the past month, has been of such
Il character and so continuous, that
even the officers of the Treasury.
through whom the money has passed,
have been amazed and startled. That
some good reason, or plausible excuse
for the consideration of Congress, eX-
lists for this immense outlay, has been
generally conceded. Various expla-
nations have been made, but no def
mite reason has yet been suggested.
The newest explanation for the activ-
ity in the navy, is very plausible
one at first sight, and relates to the
carrying out of the protocol between
Admiral Poole aud Secretary Fish, re-
quiring the punishment of persons
connected with the massacre of the
officers and crew of tie Virginius.
The protocol in question was signed
Nov. 26th, 1873, and provided that
Spain should proceed against the per-
sons who committed the acts COM
planned of and should arraign them
before competent courts, and infiict
punishment on those who may have
offended. 1t has been claimed that
the Spanish government, instead of
carrying out this agreement, has
allowed the officers to escape and has
even promoted the principal offender,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-02

Novelties IN Moss Agates. Topaz ana
=. her Naive StOnes, as we'll exqUisite pro-
duct one from
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-02

Baltimore, Dec. 1.-The meeting to
express the popular condemnation of
the manner in which the election, In
this city, of Nov, 2d, was conducted,
was held last night and was numer-
ously attended. Resolutions were
passed denouncing the conduct of the
police commissioners and an execu-
tive committee was appointed to con-
test the several elections.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-02

Gen. Bsrriel, under whose orders the
crew of the Nirginius were executed.
This has been the subject of a great
deal of correspondence between the
two governments, but the subject has
not reached point where it was
necessary for the United States to
assume a threatening attitude. 1t
can be stated upon the highest author
ity that the non-fulfillment, on the
part of Spain, of the protocol. relative
to the authors of the massacre, has
been the cause of the recent naval
activity.
a communication received from
Madrid, a the State Department yes
terday, states that the Spanish cabinet
has decided to carry out the protocol
by proceeding to try Burriel and the
other officers who murdered the Vir-
ginius prisoners.
This afternoon an unknown express
man delivered at the U. ). Express
Office in this city, barrel addressed to
Thomas Greene & Co., Iowa City, Ia.
Some suspicion having arisen, the
barrel was opened, and found to con-
tain the bodies of a very handsome
young woman, apparently about %
years old. and still born child. Cir
cunlstances 20 to show that the woman
was refined and evidently from the
upper walks of life. The expressman
declares that the barrel was taken
from a harm in Wabash Avenue, in
one Of the most fashionable neighbor-
hnods in the city. He further states
that he can identify one of the two
men who employed him.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-02

Buffalo, Dec. 1.-The Atlantic Ex-
press for the east, which left here ut
l:50 p. m, collided at Batavia street
crossing, four miles from this city,
with an eastern bound freight train,
throwing the smoking car and first
and second-class coaches, well filled
With passengers, from the track and
capsizing them. The engine, tender
and two baggage ears crashed through
to the fourth car of the freight train,
lifting it from the trucks and precipi-
tating it on the fagman's shanty,
crushing him underneath. The scene
at the wreck was indiscribable.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-02

Kingston. jamaica, Nov. ga
Hindoo, employed on the Constant
Spring estate, beheaded five children,
from religious fervor.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-02

Philadelphia, Dec. 1.-The ironclads
at League Island, ready for sea, will
leave tomorrow forenoon in tow of
the vessels which are to accompany
them to Norfolk. The fleet will con-
sist of nine or ten vessels.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-02

Keene, y. H., Dec. 1.-Two slight
shocks of earthquake were felt here
this morniug.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-08-27

leaden whitcness the rattan drop
ped from his grasp; and his eyes
stretched wide open, glared at some
monstrous spectacle Of horror and
death. The sweat started in great
sIobules seemingly from every pore
in his face; his skinny lips contracted
and showed his teeth, and when he at
length stretched forth his arm, and
with the end of one Of his fingers
touched the childs check, each limb
quivered like the tongue Of snake
and his strength seemed as though it
would momentariIy fail him. The boy
was dead. He had probably been 50
for some time, for his eyes We're turned
up, and his body was quite cold, The
widow was now chilllcss, too. Death
was in the school room, and Lugare
had been iiorging A CoRrSE.
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ORPHANS COURT.

Orphans Court meets every Monday and
Tuesday OF each week.
Chief Jndge-Thos. G. Maynard
Associatcs-Wm J. Black andG. W. Dud-
dcrar.
Register Of WiAs-Col. John r. Rouzer
Comfy CommiSstoners-Lcwfs Crawford
President; John w. Staup, Il. L, Harris,
Augustus Nicodcmus, Geo. Il, Whip.
Clerk to Commiss,oners-E, a, Gittin@cI
Collector Of State and County Trcs-G.
w. Miller.
Comfy Surrfyor--Wm. II. Ramshurg,
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
President, John W. White; Commissions
rrs. f.. ;;loncr, J. Owen, Andrew kcssIcr.
Secretary and Examiner John W. Page.
JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE.
District No. 15-Frcdk White, Mrchan-
icstown; c. l.. Firor, Graccham; VIM. ;,
Mcpherson, CatoCtin Furnace.
REGISTRAR Or VOTERS.
District No. 1j-Bcrnard CollitlowCr.
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John Sullivan and a friend W

John Sullivan and a friend were
fooling with pistol at Cireenyille last
evening. They were discussing tht
merits OF various kinds Ct firearms
and Mr.. Sullivans friend, to cmpha-
size his argument, snapped the pistol,
he held. And then Mr., Sullivan sud-
denly rose up and made profane re-
mari. and took otI one boot and began
to empty out small pieces Of toes and
things.
"Nilliam,' observed a Danbury
man to her husband, Mrs Holcolwor
feels pretty badly since the loss Of
her child, and | wish YOU would drop
over there and see her. You might
say that all flesh is grass-that we've
all got to go the same way; and see if
she is going to use her dripping-pan
this afternoon.
lie was a mean man who, when
asked for his money or his life, reques-
ted the burglar to take the life Of his
wife, as she could not possibly live if
he died, but he could manage to wor-
~ along without her.
T. do an evil action is base ; to do
good action without incuring dam
ger, is common enough but it is the
part Of good man to do great and
noble deeds, though he risks every
thing.
Marvellous have been the achieve
ments of science and art during the
past half-century, yet squarlng the
circle and perpetual motion remain
unsoIved problems,
Apropos to the county fairs, PRAYER
to Ladies with Parasols. CAT the
pig-pcns Of a Agricultural Shows.)
The rude four fathers Of our ham let
sleep. = Punch.
"Oh, I've loved before, SAID De-
troit woman to her fourth husband, as
she took handful Of hair from his
head because he objected to hang out
the week wash
Michigan boasts OF the most ingen-
ious man in the country. A citizen OF
that State has Just been awarded
patent for a new style Of lady hustle.
\ swarm of bees alighting on a treo
near the street, etiectually blockaded
one Of the principal thorou6htares of
Duluth, Mimi, recently.
Tiles cause one.hfth Of all the pro.
family IN this world This is the opin-
ion Of bald headed man.
WHY should lawyer make a good
soldier? Because he IS good at
charge.
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EATINf MELON.
BY ANNIE AKANDELL.

On the table lies the monster
Brave in color, coo | and green!
And around the children cluster,
Each one eager TO be seen.
Deep the knife is plunged into it,
Then is driven clear around,
And the two halves fall asunder
With strangely pleasant SOUND
Zounds, though, what contrast.
That is what the children think
With the core rs bright as coral,
And the seeds as black as ink.
How the little mouths do water,
How the little eyes do snap,
AS they glance tirsla at the melon,
Then appcalingiy at pap.
Who is busy with the carver,
Slicing up ihe mammoth half,
Which he does SO very comic
That the urchins have to laugh.
But at last the work (?) is over,
And to each slice is given,
Eating melon in the summer
Is to youth an ideal heaven.
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CHURCHES.

Mtho1i,t Epi~"lool-Rcv. Geo. L. Nayd
well. pastor Sabbath school at . Il. III. G
W. Stocksdalc, Supt.
LuNtrun-Rcv. j. Sumcrs, pastor. Sab
bnth school at 2 o'clock y. III. Jos L, Web.
stcr, Sup.
IMtd BrcNwn--Rcv. G. B. Branc, pas
tor. Sabbath school at , o'clock; Gcorg,
Pearl, Supc. intendcnt.
Nor"rnn-Rcv. l.. =. Clcwcl, pastor
Sabbath school at Q O'clock James Cree
ger, Superintendent.
Protestant EplS'olal-Rcv. kilgourc, pas
tor.
Romon C"M"hr-Rcv. Father William
Hill.
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New RAILROAD ORDER.-A new
order requiring the conductors on the
Pennsylvania railroad to wear satch-
els in which all the colnpanys proper
ty in possession Of the conductor is to
be carried about while he is on duty,
went into effect on Thursday Of last
week. The satchel is suspended on
the right hip, over the clothing, by
broad band psss!ng over the left
shoulder AS might be supposed this
new arrangement meets with great
disiayor among the conductors, who
consider that it implies dishonesty on
their part. The satche!s will, no
doubt, be very uncomfortable things
to carry this hot weather. Accom-
panying the satchel are very explicit
orders, one of which is that all the
tickets taken up are to be dropped
through an aperture just large
eno"oh ia a.inuit, them into a compart-
ment which is locked, and the KEY
kept at each end of the road to un-
lock it. 1t is understood, also, lhnt
the conductors will be required to
wear uniform in which there are not
any pockets whateyer.-E2.
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Sehrhd Nrhr.
0, GIVE ME 4 HOME By THE SEA.

[Thc following piece ofmusic we had th'
pleasure of hearing sung Il few days ago
bv Miss X. S. VI. of Mechanicstown, whicI
was perfectly sublime, and rendered her {
sweet and meodious chorster: X.
Oh, give me a home by the sea,
Where wild waves arc crested with foam
Where shrill winds are caroling fee,
As DER the blue waters they come;
For I'd list to the oceans loud roar,
And JOY in its stormcst glcc,
Nor ask in this wide world for more,
Than home by the deep hcavng sea,
CHORUS.
A home, 4 home,
A home by the hcaving sea-
4 home, a home,
\ home by the deep hcav!ng sea.
At morn, when the sun form the cast,
Comes mantlca in crimson and gold,
Whose hucs on the pillows are cast,
Which sparkle with sp)cndor untold.
Oh, then by the shore would stray,
And roam as the halCyon free,
From envy and care far away,
AT my home by the deep hcayinS sea,
CuoRus.-A home, home, &c,
At eve, when the moon in her pride,
Rides queen of the soft summer night,
And CLEANS on the murmuring tide,
With floods of her sivcry light,
Oh, Earth has no beauty 50 rare,
No place that is dcarcr to me;
Then give me, SO free and 50 fair,
\ home 10y the deep heaving sea,
CHoEus-A home, 4 home, &C.,
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SOCIETIES.

4. =. and 4. W., No. 15j-MectS every
second and fourth Monday in each month.
Van b. Oslcr, Secretary.
Il. Of p. No. 67-Mcct every Friday
night. X. of II. &. s., c. IIarman
l. o. Of o. r., No. 4G-Mcct every
Thursday night John Landcrs, Scc'y.
Mechunicsto,rn Male and Ftmule c,lai1l-
ury-tcv. Victor Miller, Principal; Chas.
E Casscll, Secretary.
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Mary had a little lamb,
With which she used to tusse!
She snatchcd the wool all of its back,
And stuffed it in her hustle.
The lamb soon found out that he had
been tccccd.
And into passion FLEW;
But Mary rot up on her ear,
And stuffed the lamb in too.
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.lIECEIANICSTONN.
Burgcss-D. S. Firor.

Bufgss-D. S. Firor.
Con,mixsiDaers--Joshua Stokes, Geo. W
Foreman, Thomas Andcrs, l.. l.. BOblitz.
Grrk-E. l.. BObltz.
Tur CoNSrtor-J. Thco. Wacschc.
IoS!mastcr-John Root
CoDMtaI',x-.J Thco. Wncschc and join
\. Rcnncr.
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COUNTY OFFICERS :

Uhicf Judgc-Hon. X. I. Bowie.
Aswciates-Hons. John A Lynch and w.
V. Bouic.
States .1norney-Milton G. Urncr.
Clerk Of Circuit Court-Thomas Cor
such.
.Shorit-Thomas II. WilliGr.
Au9itor-Frcd'k. J. Nelson.
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keep from starving.


The bag had every appearance Of be
ing filled with fruit, and this morn
ing the melon beds are found to hay,
been completely cleared. Now, sir
what was there in thai bag?
Like fire itself g,owed the face O
the detected lad. He spoke not 4
word. All the school had their eye
directed at him. The porspiratio,
ran down his white forehead like
ram drops.
"Speak out" exclaimed Lugarc
with a loud stroke Of his rattan upor
the desk,
The boy looked as though he would
faint. But the unmercitul teacher
confident Of having brought to iighr
a criminal, and eXuIting in the iIeG
OF the severe chaStjsement he should
now be justified in jntlicting, kept
working himself to a still greater an@
greater degree Of passion. In the
meantime the child hardly knew
what to do with himself Ills tongue
'cloyo to the root Of his mouth
Either he was very much frightened
or lie was actually unweII.
">'peok, | say, again tAundercd
Lugare.
Il AarlIycon, SIR" said the poo,
fellow, fojntIy. Ills voice was husky
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