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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07

NAV ~ her faults whatever may no the errors o. me
officers who ARE ntrvso with the administration OF the
ofcsa conferred upon them By the LEGISLATURE AN ia
for the City Of New York. because n.hina mos ill.,
fhere s enough carry her along vito honor ana gioy
lApplaus-.l .
THIS toast 10 n marvellous one" The Chief Mart OF
American Commerce." IL there any one hefs eou
enough 10 deny that that Ia trne Who spposes Io ono
moment thut any merchant will give mp the opportunity
10 guard the proud emnrnce of CONTINENTAL prosperity
The lifcuty have in responding 10 that TOAST - YIN.
Wn on Cooking SysT TINT Rsn'ed
which I havs very little Of" Our Tariff Laws
." The Futuro Of Our Metropolis. and the " courts
or Arbitration for which 80" brother DAVIS " uoNn
speak and hr has extracted from for his own use
oil designed say that subject iaughter.l Ana
don't intend 10 interrupt the how or mignnrph, SCI
rnees that will issue from his ps-and right mere Juass
Brady broke away frvm his subject Ia tell story tnat
II reminded him Of" about camp meeuhS III tnc
neighborhood OF California" which set bis listeners
laughing again and again. VI.
caskct OF Jewels native and foreign. TonlIht We
have had an Illustration OF IT, for we have pad tle LOT
eisn Jewell. l delighted 10 nnd our trenu
Jewell much hOnoed by all. present mere ohlehI,
because ho has manifested . great interest ~
what IA at present engrossins the public mihd;;
He has been ideuthed with and an originator OF
bow true this IL when have only to remind you tnat W.
told us today that he had been experimenting b2oOVV
letters. which apprchend II the mot conclusive eVi
denco OF bis enterprise and its great prOOao.e sue
But all limited the FIVE minute rule. therefore,
shall stop only giving you for tons The geptrlnen
VI tIo NhthDer ol Oonller.e, nS
seeing alie successful in their business tnelr poicA.
and financial efforts and their splendid dinners. Long
may they live to continue them" Applause
The Hon. Noah Davis, ClefJustce Of the supreme
Court, responded toast The Circulating Medium:
The lie blood OF commerce Whatever be it, material
the public good demands that s fluctuations in quantity
and value should exceed those Of commerce"
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THE AMERICAS MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

LOUISVILLE. KY, May Cat this mornings
session " the American Medical Association, Doctors
A. Adrian f. f. HarwOVd, J. C. Hutchi-on II ID. Holton.
j C. Hupp. and IL Il Warner we're appointed delegates
TO represent tho Association thu Congress 10 be held
In Brl,scl, in September next Committee Was ap-
pointed 10 confer with Committee from tic Canadian
M.cal AssOeiatoa the suhoct Of holding an inter
national convention Or Marion Sims made report on
the Mcdowell memorial fund
Papers were read by Dr. T. NJ Moore. Rochester. Y,
on the TRANSLATION at blood and Dr. BY ford of Illinois
the treatment " uterine brUid tamOrs by tho admins
trltinn ~ ergOt.
Tho election Of officers was postponed until tomorrow.
A large number Of hr delegates will Visit the Mammoth
Cave after the adjournment
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NIB. JEFFERSON N BOSTON.

Mr.. Jefferson came before the Boston public,
on Monday night, at tAo Boston Theatcr, hs RP Ian
VtaIle The house crowded and the engagement
has begun IN opuent 1t expected that az
Rip Van Wrinkle" came Immediately after THE
Ehaughrann which caused extraordinary excite
uent-it would prove less attractive than usual The
result shows that MIR. JeGersons great popularity und
uinshed Ia Boston..This is the Last engagement that
be viii play in the United States PRIOR to his trip 70
Earandn which country no designs to remain for TWO
years II Is cnnently fitting that the greatest comedian
on the American sage-tLe actor who has drne so much
20 dnso atmosphere OF beauty refinement romance.
and sp,tual loneliness over tho stage and over tho
cnds OF play goerSshoud receive, at parting the cs
tnoniaI aeciOuate respect which Boston so success
fully and heartily extends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07

TBg CASE or SECRETARY DELAyO.

Cen II. V. BOyntOn gives to TIE Crc'H-
mai gazette an account Of the IcS in the OF
secretary Deano Of which Of tho essential
arc stated a. follows
The President had received Statements from various
nunitc!s aud various times Ia the effect thht Jollh
Drmo wns engaged In fraudulent transactions IN cor
urctnn with Interior Department matters. one promi
ucnt Uniud States senator had charged specifically hnd
IN he presence OF the secretary, Ldt Ills SOD en-
eaged win NcwYOk firm III Pdttns bounty aud WAY
innts through improperly, and -iecuiaung win
not only the SOL. In connection win
Ind transactions IN California bat declared his
hcf that the Secretary could not have bccl Ignorant OF
The matter. The President 10th To believe these
statements without the most convincing proof Al tbls
nrtnro certain original letters and papers wore placed
ia the presldcts hands proving corrupt transaction 0f
John DeiuiU IN Land lIcI the papers being 0f such
character IN thu OniOn " the President, Ia Involve
the Secretary Nothing definite be- arceTiantd
in regard these papeI- except that they concern "a
third parfy the Survey or General Of wyoming, now III
ths city att fiuptng 10 explain Item
Tie Gd-cfo Hpains ediioiiy that but for the publ
eaton IN TIL. TRIBUNE ~ the facts IN the
Mr. pc'ano's retirement would have been promptly ar
ranged; but that TnB TRIBUNE met the Presidential
party on the back from Concord and Lexington.
and ae effect delay action in order 10 save Nj
DeIano the notification Of forced resignation under
newspaper fire. IL Is only 10 be added that The C.c''
nat Gp.eik OF tho most Loyal Administration pa
peys and In full communion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07

BABCocK-In Salem. Masa May 1873. OF typhoid pnsu.
InUua, oy Bfus Bsbcock, D. d. III inc 'In !e~ VI "~
Faer from hs late residence city OF POuskeepsa
on Friday May :. 1875, At , y M.
BOoLE-In Brooklyn May John Boole. in the SSd Year Of
Fun,rs on Friday az O'Clock from II south rhlrist
BKAINERD-On Tuesday. May L. AlanSon Post Brinerd n
Funeral T,iers vii ho held his late roSiieHce 7S East
sixty fourth 1T. Friday, May :. at II a. M
RTTTERWORTIi- May at his residence, IN ssn FIsn-
CISCO alter p0tHcted Illness. sam r. ButeInor.h "S
ineIly Of New-fOi- lily
nd p9 s6 s MnV 9,r ~ hs ss 'h ~
HAIsEY At Astoria Weines'1ay May D. 1873 st'phen
The r6at e. and friends Of tho family invited TO attend
the funeral from he ~ resngl. o. rI IN! se si, a
HuGHEs-At st. Louis, the 81 Inst Augustus DO e
us friends s thos, Brother O. IL ilggnes are hytd
attend ms funeral a. Dr. GrorOy. Sh 'Gsr, -
inst, at2pm
uT-TcuINsoN-In Cleveland O.. on Monday Aprl 20, Sf
disease OF tho heart Mr hutchinson, aged 20 years
JoNES-A: hts rsidence. 377 eramer st. broosyn suo;
denly Wednesday, May ;, Charles O"en jones' aged -
sStce o. funeral hereafter
1rWTsAr pr IerviA y Y, Nay g. after . long and pain.
fn lines Miss Cathsrine A. LAWS, s'"pdanghf OF TIE
FIira rom he rsience o. George Broii cad satur
day May al Il O'clock InteIinent A. AdueO"u' n =
sIiI5p ~
LOI-rn ts city on May s. The reslence Q: her son in
law George Flshcr Mr. Amanda Loti "s8 o henry to>-
phIaelpLia cincinnati and Danbury pspors pesss copy
MOEGAN-On "Wednesday o. nng a!ay p "l o ,s,
FIink u Johu W. and Kate LIs"of1A Moie'h' age"
wears ard mouths. ,., =, -, a. -
pisfres ana rris Of the family initial 20 attend ths
residence or Ls sfsL.s NJ 10 " css
Twelfth ST.. Friday, May 7, at O'CLOCK p III
sHOrwELL-At West Farms "Wednesday, Nay 8 Anna IL
ShOtwci -.
Relafs, and frends Of the family respectfully invited 70
st' pd htT , VII ne e In stsS at IN roSt 20 Tie
Of tho lV:J5 N traa iTon Forty sso"nd 49, h"f'a
Road.
spO0Nrn-on Tuesday the 4h ist Jane J.. Tio Of DC.
Rri and friends u the family are F2spc ~ Invited 70
der bate r,idSHce VI ilihtt fsin
ned y j. Friday the eth Rot, a. 4 r 'afis9es . y
he at Piaiod pot arrival VI the - 80 'tI nom thn
city.
TUOmPSON-At Jersey City Heights = J~ IN Iue%hy, nay
l. 1915 Of puruDonus Alice Atr r', l, .rF 81 AhahDJ
ana Annie Thompson. aged years gld months
Eel...es aud fuuLs respectfully i- To 'tscAu tIo
hnDal residence If her i9rr 'hfnn place IN
sev Cy II0ght tridiy Afternoon Ma al 700 oiOck
HUI Hganu honolulu l,aniH 4cl l.sl papers ple-so
copy
TILGHMAN-On May O. At his rcsdfrce No q East fhtI-
,e, ond-st H. q. Tighnan, u the 2itl ~ OF hs -"
Notice 0 funeral hereafter.
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s-,,r,ou, a, Liver CompaInt, and aome or tho Dis-

Symptoms OF liver onipIHIht HUu -D'F nj I'M
bv Ssl0w yellow color OF akn Or
yclowtsh brown spots ce and other parts O0 duness
and druwsnes with frequent headache dlLLrt Otscf or
bal mouth dryucss 81 throat aud Internal h0st pb
dry teasing cough VII sore tnIndtt
food choking SENSATION IN traIs
distress boatrd f leein2 aboht stomach tha
sides pain back brtst AMI aion shoulders c"c,
pain and through bowels with neat c0nsii q.
ernating frequent attacks of diarhta pies
Of eAtremlts rush 81 Diool 70 'sn
with symptoms If apOplexy, DUmbncsj Of limbs especially Al
with hot flashes Ednrv snr urn
ary dcue. dnness low spirits unsoc ability and gloomy
fOehodnga only few OF above symptoms nkcy 20 c- s'ns
ut time. All who Dr. PiERtEs ALI kAl or ootphS
aud PLEASANT PCaCAtNk lfiaLkls tot
Tf 20 NH AMI aud It's conpcat loud IN then iaiSS
OK item TLoy are sold By all dealers IN medicines
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Guceial Notices.

Pare and well known Tf,Fl.s and PLANTS. = L. PAR
SONS Sons. near kiss, NJ station, hlyalins. " ,.
-IlL En.tic >fOeainss belts Le c.ps, Abdominal sup
roIfrrs srs-rsorv tnes shD cr braces ana cutchcs Il
MAksh's truss Ofnoe Neseyst LAZY N attendance
Rupture PHYSICAL Dciormiio. ssossaiaiy treated
60 at once. yesey Aston housr, opposite L
Piuls Church no connection with any Other once Ia ths
city. .-.--
rosi-Onco Noncs.-Ths MAILS ron EUROPE Tor The
week ending SATURDAY Ma 4, 1910, wil close 81 ihn
% %iTe5NsbXT at IL 1n on rio n bay at ii 20 I ,1d
Ia .AICKD At $50 and II 80 a. ~ T. LANES T. N
i.' SOUTH SIKH n
(1eCger baoingi
AT PUBLISHERS kArEe.
Subscribers TO TIC Daily ia fas La can have tss p.yos
br,Akast table II Is received by speos NoNsasr tAprrss
TAN Al Ct3 m ad inucasigy sps.snsu - a., AZ p.I
OF the city BACK numbers eln usually u suVphed ~ o o
Advertisers de,rias ~ gain the ate alton AMI pa
uonage Of Farmers and Aaricuiturists VII and Tim
WEEKLY TRIBUNE the most valuable aud effective mo-
rraces farmers, AID those OF better
class than any Ouer weekly paper published ADVERTISE
meuts to secure proper Classification, should 10 handed n on
before Monday VI the week Of ssuo
The Most Atrsetiye Offices In Towu.-rh. universal
testimony of all the Offices IN the ns~ Titih
UNE building that they the MOST ATTRACTIVE Ana
all things considered the CHEAPEST anywhere In ta' p"'s
OF town third and half Of the building nov
rented and desirable oces should make cary
application. The all brAnnfmy nnS"e" M N~'"
(as with ant sasnItus he"' All "aVo' !" o'eiJ
rouu are all exceedingly light and AIRY are pef1"uy 'snu
lated all have outside Windows communicate directly vita
~. .va,.r, aud nearly independent rom
the hall MANY Of ready for tenants tho lse
OF MAY aud ON day the following Monday az sAs
LAWYERS and advertising agents moved In Othes
tenant. only watirg tho elevators Which VII oeSn
running wiaiu week Tenants move Ia any day AVS~
eaton should be Usdc It THE TRIBUNE Counting f0s@
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COVEENUENT EEATHEE REPORT

OFFICE OP TIP CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WA-niSGTOS Friday. May :, l-T3-l T. III.
s.,nl.nrIc f,.r m. llnaf t,esfltu lOlI hOHra.


WA-uiSsT0S, Friday. May :, l-TS-l T. m }
Synopsis tyr me past tre'ltyfO"r hOnrs
The barometer has risen over the lower lakes,
vh,Ie IL Il nov highest but las fallen rapidly 10 the
Ne.tward and l. lowest in Kansas and Dakota while q
slight depression i ccutrrl over New England
Southeast winds, CLOUDY weather, and occasional
rains have been reported from the upper Mississippi NaI-
lev. the upper LAKES and the Ohio Valley.
Generally clear weather prevails in the Gulf. south
Atlantic. aud middle @tLtGt 49,,
The riycrs NJ Memphis on TnllNddy, anu IcH AZ
Omaha, Leayen worth. Cincinnati. and LOulBvIle
TrobdbIiiiSs
During Friduv In tlc south Atlantic States. falling
barometer warmer -Du west winds, YeeinS 10 south
west, and partly cloudy weather. $50, D.,
Tor Tcunrscc aud The Ohio Valley, the Uppor Mlssls-
sipp and Lower Missouri Valleys. ana the upper lakes
al ng barometer. south and cart winds warnIr cloudy
weather with occa snnl light rs, aud possibly severe
local storms In the nurjli-w' II.
6,IIo-,d bn aiding bqyOmeier northeast n northwest
uins c,ar on partly ;.Odg neafher rHA oceaSlri fros'
lac Mississippi! will probably rise between CarO ana
Yicksbure >.
Cauinnlry signals continue at Duluth. MARQUETTE l.,
canabn, Milwaukee,, Chicago, Grand HaVtl AYchi' ann
n rI
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND RAILROAD ELECTION

WASHINGTON. May Cat a meeting of tho
stockholders of tho Southern Maryland Railroad Com
pany held at olco Of the Company in this city ~
day the following named gentlemen we're elected direct
ors for tho ensuing year Ssnncl s. smoof, John Van
.isvrck r. \ Daring Frank Hume, HJrstiO Brvwning,
lance L. Harbour, Andrew Jacks, Chares b. ctirrb.
ard r. A. COOR OF Washington city; BenJdMin u Harris
eI, John N pFuwnr -. Mays County hdI aLc H.
T. i.c-fn~r ~ baltimore.
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ADDRESS OF HENRY E. DAVIES.

am grateful to you for the honor you nave
red upon me- and quite positive that has been
from no otIer CON sieratun than my experience upon
tho bench and long practice in the courts
In rofcroncS to this tribunal, I must Admit tue
iustnosS OF It's establishments THIS tribune OF
Cancellation 10 one familiar the European world ot
necessary and urpassed usciulntss-One to when
the mercantile community resort for the adjudication
of differences without legal advice, ana Without Tie DELAY
of judicial procedure. It's establishment has only fo
lowed the requsilon Of the People OF the o'A" III
accordance with the Constitution Of I546 In 1861 the
act WIS passed nuthonZiu; The Board of Arbitration IL
WAS invested with Legislative authority, Its award male
acts Of judicial record. and II given all powers OF
court or competent Jurisdiction. regret 10 say the
action Of The Chamber did not attract the interest II he
mandcd For time 10 rested in abey ance; the advan
ages secured not awaited ~ by tuse o. whom me
nm Office second In Importance 10 none
in New-NOrk - You were very inhirimtnth
in procuring The enactment OF ths aw me prO'soS "i
which are now IN successful operation mere, ana the
benign success of which Is daily eit III m-ch ne cltcieS
II secures tribunal To- which tc cpilncrcidl INTEREST
may Apply and secure arbitration Without dri1y ahu
.itLoni professional assistance tho cXpIso 0i "Lch Il
often Cli by merchants 10 b. great burlcD w my nhE
experience my must painful daty has be- ~ presenting
lty TINS IL now avoided. There costs. except IN
"a case of IcheaTing | congratulate you me diihlriS
raOn and Of this measure have drawn uhlNetNa
cOIniucnuatuu.
There Ia only one sentiment In ref renee 10 sustaining
this court Our courts Oyoiburdencl with work inc
tios of the judges cXtIaprdlnarI Thoy begin WIN
the nisning nf the morning meal. and only conclude "h
the ndgc night with these facts IN Nle" Il
must be oeun that the establishment; Of rms tribunal re-
levng courts has been pubc blessing, and should
receive legislative sanction. Your Claubrr of Com
merce asks for for the Judge and $1,000 for the
clerk suins less than allowed 10 the Ward Justices,
and it will be Shame u the request Is refused
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mrs. Tracy Titus, known TO the stage az Mrs.
flames A Oates has lrft husband, Mr. 1Iuey Titus,
md applied for "A divorce from him. IN San Francisco
Mr.. John Y. Poole, tho energetic and able
anaxer OF Ia, Olympic Tboatsr, has written another
ocxi bnriesqne which will be brought cut tsoie next
geek. IL Is entitled Keno. OF Twenty 10 one"
The daughters 0f the late Mrs. Z. Il. Con-
say viii reopen the Brooklyn Th"hier nfk' F''"'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07
TIE KENTUCKY GOVERNOESHIP.

NOMINATION or JAMES u. M'CREERY ny TIE DEMO
CRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. May GA special to The
Corie. Journal from Frankfort says that at 1910 p.
J.nes b. McCreery of Madison County the fourth
ballot nominated by the Democratic Convention "a candi
date for Governor The Convention In session ten
hours aud generally harmonious although for few
minutes there WIS great confusion The votes stood Us
Ill.,uls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07

s,me month OF 1874 tho total number arrived was 555
or : failing on In Apri. 1870. OF o.06S imnLsTnnts
THE CHARGE OF LIBEL AGAINST Nh DANA DU-
MESSED
The Grand Jury of the District OF Columbia
to-day dismissed the charge against Caas A. Dana OF
beiinz .xov shepherd by the pubEcatiOa OF certain
articles in Ths ys,o- FORK sun last SUMMIT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
MUSIC.
molly TRINITY ORGAN CONCERT.

The organ concert Wednesday afternoon vas
one Of the best Of the series far The programme was
carefully serce and purely classical In characcr' MT
samue p Warren played. among other pieces, r'o"a'
BIZ Krsbs schumanps tugue on the name OF bach an
Organ sonata by Eyken. one OF the nnce' peoeS o
organ that have been gwen ~ 'hese oon IT, a''
an admirable arrangement by IAsst 81 Ncoai's Fine
Fr.o Rurr" overture. Mr.. Warren Is so avorably ana
widely known that IL Is scarcely necessary 10 say 10"
we'll his work was done. Miss Ida W. HubOel tsopraho'
sang IIandes Pious Orgies" from Judas MaccaO'rus
smoothly and correctly though the effect was somewhat
marred by tremolo which was possibly the result on
nervousness. In Baohs beautiful aria my SOU ever
Faithful she created much more favorable impression
Tho last cnnoert OF the series viii be gwen ON the 2Otn
instant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07
ADDRESS OF CH1EFJUsTIcE NOAH DAVIS.

No noise. gentlemen. There is nothing coming
90 call for Noise. This toast has been given Ia me Tor
two reasons FIRST il requires 10 speak
upon it who knows nothing Of tho subject and secondly
because 1t has been supposed that my avocatlors
in life bav0 fitted 10 guess the most IN
trcate conundrums l have examined Thu toast with
great care and TO the conci-on that there II
nothing hurt the feelings ~ specie basis and nothing
TO tread the cos,ls of paper The country
has desired for long time 10 know what restoration
will limit the expansion OF this circulating medium. TBis
toast IA the Circulating Medium; Whatever may be ilS
material the public good demands tlat It's fluctuations ia
diEinHJy aud value SHOULD not exceed those al Com
nIorco" Thcn the limit this PROPOSE upon
expansion OF mo circulating medium u tue hucila
81 commerce. All a. i wanted ID {" doi"rninc
what shall control tuctaaon ~ commerce cannot for
life OF me fix my precise governing rule 10 i- 'c-
Perhaps toe outside measure IN one direction
,oud BE- Black Friday. a1d perhaps in Tho other dree
On the ali,Uu Iai preceded that SD event to thc
what he fluctuations Of commerce are that control
the meaSIe and haciua;IUn ~ the currency, y0u "
clcd thut h. had discovered uniyc.s sal sovenooiGe-
tng wound dissolve every thing with winch A. chnc
III contact Bat, sad hls friends. - whom 40 hii tOiu
,llscuNt what. IA the nain Ot HeaFen VIII Jou
kerp enc solvent mF il.aughrrl .,, ~, -
lnr'SInr tlt ui you thai know anything or NY
sentinens Oh this sufy't hn0" lit am Haiu-nOney
IAu. Appl.lse. % ieve hat commerce Is the great
al h,.-ig that God uas vOuchoift To maEAInd- II
hrUOls the earth JehOydh broodcd over ChaOs
un, the cIy zcf world liz life blood
cuating medium OF the world Grcs applause. Whseyer
nation anything other than mat INTO it, 'cihr
A. n,is a vital poison Ito heart restoration at tho
carl-t possible moment ui that iicbl"Ol whcn tue
world alone gold aud silver, as the bt-l 81
circulating mroLums, can alone restore us To our
true relations eutn A. the gentleman VINO
has preceded has said Tonight believe
that We have the b,-t. probably the best or
ennlcd hanhIng system that tine country las ever seen
or eau see: but tnat system must he place upon te
foulat ions OF sp,cc basis II wn ultimately topic
10 tie ground bring down or country. believe ia
my Judgment, that there Is no substantial bass OF ci
ull,r but tnAt trnc e-bOOI. the Circulating medium
winch the world Itself recognizes, gold and silver
luroat appiause.I
The tosst TO the City of NcwYork responded 10 by
Judge John L. Bsay OF the supreme Court, in the alb
seucr OF Mayor WicAAanl His speech Characters
ticiliy humorous. aboundin. IN aneodOto.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS
for other .htp gers see FIN Pays
ARRfyFI


s,sams,n Hsssu.pt fIsr1 Perrian March saA
steamship HchmOnd- Kelly. BALTIMORE VII" md'' " V"
Ds ssea@sp en Whitney Har,t Boston. with mdse and
pt Steamship Ia iers swift baltimore with mdse and 0asa
Rig F1 oie of View Haven woodward Spain. Tra
rie san Antonio Is aa Martinez, TrnHlo 30 daya vita
mdse 49,. -. o.,,.,, ANA. c.,..a,. O Java
sch Marina T PEc Cof Scwourypor,. Howard Hareor
.ehr = z Soyes eof EewburyTort. Bradley Baraooa
w Nnph grouu OF and Il day, from Belize. Hon. with
scnr ben BOrisnd. spcsht Georgetown = c. days with
nssS %ohcrn Home of Canning ST. rewksssry. POs
n.uOneo NaFS seI 10: N tIyEn AND co.srwnE
49,, 49, s,'' III ,siv.r I'M I o. Fal sonersr
Iss.' VIII X l. VIA Whitehead ProvicuoA
4i..o PyosSsO p 2' asma p9S1snea
a. T'ro land ' pToy1lsne. Iienr1etta Providence
p KING. rroytience New Hss' H,, frDs,u'H
Florence Providence S.a hs.Si fr D,,, r.,
An s Portland c, Hattie collins Portland G.
: = Ian on Poriianl o. = g Hall Portt.n.. Ct
srta EhaoSh sS S' Ssw yss Haven
; Appsgas sew Hayo K,ts MeLT.a Sew , a.ysn
HUDSON RbcKIand Eila Jane Bridgeport
rloomsr G9aSsssr MAJ ay 4le IT,. sos.es
G. lawson, Milestone POINT Eva Virginia
United state. steamship PoShatan monitor in tow,
Steamship, Hosaa Cor Rsmoqrg crscea CITY Tor naaas
CITY HoIsOu. tor ernuda blig Geo GLchr'I ior ossI
MIND-Sunset light > cloudy and HAY
DOMESTIC PORTS.
DosroN Nav & leareL bark Zephyrne (Brl iOr Dome
rara brig for Portland shr Alma Tor II Ihola.'
,rrIyei. from Baltimore Nhaf.-
Pears N from cape sable brig stockton from Turks Island
schr suni-aI. from Port SPAN - -, -, -.
IEwEa Del 6rhe steamship henuEorth paSsseh on'
for Liverpool at Sl5 D. NJ.
DISASTERS.
LONDON May CT reported that the steamship Greco
from for London II ashore a. ~onthen. az Tie
VI the Thames, but IS expected 10 come on 49,,
lIFSEc May B-Ths steamship reported nj Fox River ths
nnornlng II the Allan steamship PhOsncian from Glasgow
Bos rN NAV Tile steamship Chas Pearson which wene
fo II The
this port reports that the stranded vessel has oss
her and has holes her bottom Divers li
examined her nothing could be dole In ayng TIE sTa
~ tho 700 barrea ~ >aN e' dfyi
all fo and the andse wcI "A
Large quantity OF llama god had Oeoa Landed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07
THE MERCH ANS FESTIVAL


Tho Rev. DR.. Thomas E. vermilye responded 70 the
toast; Conmsrcethe most benehoent department "
productive industry Through Its insiTuincntaly 'no
light OF knowlOdgc civilization. and Christianity nave
dispclIrd tho darkness Of barbarism and hezthensm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07

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