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hARkIEI.

ADAMs-TRoWBRIDGE-on Juno "a 1873 e. Chr,a
Church south Brooklyn, by the Rev itancroft ID D.
assisted r. H. CzpneI. u. D.. WILL AM o. Adams
Julia N. Trowbridge. daughter VI FrOdk H. Iro~bng~
No cards
CLOUGHLEY-BrACR-In New. YORK. June "a ny the Rev.
]. f. steon, Robert II. Cloughley OF CoaLsAad county
Isabella Back youngest daughter OF hs ihtS
Mr.. John slack sespatrick, bsnbr dge Ireland
COLTONCHASE-At the residence OF tho brides parents
"a. by the Row Joseph T. Duryea, D. d. Charles n
Cotton and Frances e. daughter OF D Chase esa- AL -
Brooklyn, ". Y No cards
TUCKFR-CALDWFII-on THURSDAY. Juno ~, at the rsst
Of the brides parents by tue Rev lr Reach Id
ward Tucker u brooklyn, " Mary A. daughter "uDsm
Csldw oil. esd, OF this clty. No cards
TREE-PRICE-on Tue.fsy. June -, 1879 q Lsfayetts
Avenue Presb Church by tie Lev Theodore u
Cuyi T. Lambert Isabella Price isushtsr u ~
late Joseph n. Price. all Of Brooklyn.
Al Notices 81 Marriages mus. b iadorsed rsA fau
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LATEST SHIP NEW&
rPcr other ship Neirs see Fi7h Pag'

fFcT other ship Neirs Firh Page.
ARRIVED
Bark Eios (Austl Zar Alexandria Egypt so d1Js. with
Olsen no JSns5o 90 GSy WITH TIsh e sSs
Brig Carge r. Pckoring (o Bostonh TORY, Caibarien 10
Brig $ Y Merrick Of Phaadelphls, LppncOtt MatAnzas
H 2nins of Nsssau) Todd ST. Jago 90 days smgsr
Brig Excelsior Mayor OF and days from BerEucA With
sear Astr of ST. John N b. HAskins HsborO. N. s. IS
Sehr j. r chandler of Parrsbcro. N 81 Petts windsa,
scir Ruth Robinson Rogers Turks Island IS daya with
seLr Rosale (rt Nassaul AIbury Ecuhcrs dsya with
Seif Mary NJ lof Gloucester Murray I1euhera days
VAN ''-'0 scHoosERs-srER AND ooisTwHs
Re1cnno BosOI f. Merwtn. Providence
II. 2. Ply, Providence.
ship Robert Lees and bark Retonner ,or London bark
Amelia brgs Alfred Tor Bristol Martha for Mobile
WIND-5unseL Light W, cloudy.
DOMESTIC PORTS
,ra gS' SswS GA S Sga0 Mile cd S ss
cleared steamship Huntsville Tor \cwiOrk- Cleared 2it
CHARLESTON. June % Cleared. steamship NercedtA for
NswYork Sailed schS VIM 11'hng To- Wly =,
Pass aI0IrRr Juno 25-Arrlved steamship Hayden Cpr
Liverpool shrs Joshua Bra dOn fIvm Bosoa Robert
L. stockton fIom Havana
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN June 25-The Line steamship City q
Chester sailed hence TO day Tor New YORK,
LosDoS 25saied for tho United States Knudsve,
CrUnstadt H. q. Wylie, Alexandra Arrived out
the 2Oth INST Marie chrstne san Lugi AmencuA Ar
John Kerr Iainctar Osso BoTainsn speeiwe oas ErS
ten. Euclid Nicola Baiabino. Nes World Algeria uie Lat
sSt G ON the tho sS inst aSss Bs 1ars Nsnsaam 6onna
Fllana Rss b. Hindostsn, Lillian N. Nigus. Ensign
Llrs Dagnsh. J. g. wnslow The last two al aussnsto~A
DlsAsrERa.
HAurAS n a., June 26. The brgantne Eoe, from Bar
sedoe vs boop ss LoDeobrs via sesgp of tusAr cal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26
THE STITE OF TRADE.

Ruyy.to June 25-Reoeipts By Lake-F1Our 5,4Oo b6is
Wheat 56s 90 bush: Corn $500 bush Receipts by Rail
road Elonr bbls: Wheat. 5000 bush; Corn ~ Ooo
bush 10 90 bush shipment, by k1iIr9ads Flour
/ a Wheat, fl 900 bush: Corn lf5OO Dusl 'latS
w6ss pq s COO SH& Corn $1,000 bush Oats 1900
bush-. Mali 1873 bush. To interior points 90 " heat
100 bush Canal Frelghis firm; Wheat 1c Cora. 6lae
and sfsaiy. 400 hbs sold Wheat dull oprue-i
lower at the asking lc. higher for No Milwaukee,
early bush Milwaukee Club Al g. o. \
corn fu closed with rmer feeling saes ~ $1,000 bush
Ma Nj xrd at T2c 5000 bush do "a arrive al lc
oats In demand retailing al Csc for 80 western
rye wanteNOne here. Barley here seeds ssi!V q
Pos 1uict 81 Heavy Moss Lard quiet AZ lt;l4 &C
IN vines dull and nominal at 81 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26
THE FIRE RECORD.
IN THIS CITY.

There was fire Yesterday afternoon in the
first Aoor OF No SO Bleecker-st., occupied BY Herr
yeurs manufacturers OF French furniture polish Some
chemicals were TOO a fire and they exploded The
inside ~ the first floor completely burned OUT out
the fire was confined this part Of the building Her1
. varra tb.ir loss M $50 The building which
l. owned by Morgan Brothers. was damaged slOoo ms
loss IL covered BY policies IN the Home Insurance Co
panv for $1,000. ,..
FIR broke out yesterday in the upper noor az the threc
story brick building az No 20 West TdrdS occupied by
q s. Usiris piauoPase maker, whose stock wa4 dam
agd i 600 The damage to the building is estimated ~
1900. 49, ~, nm.
Greenwich st. occupied by j. g. Worth, dealer IN spcea
His damaged 5000 II r. arr, pro as,
aged by water $50 Tie loss upon the bul!dns "neu
owned by J. Levine ~ estimated ~ @4o""' Ah'
properll Nas fully insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
SUMMERS HEAT AND ITS EFFECTA

The heat yesterday was much In excess Of
that Of the day before though thu reached
no higher point. At gig D. each day the mercury
marked $50; ut yesterday however, 1t marked 00'
against s6o on the day before and 1t midnight 60e
against 1872 The average against 80 ~ the day
before yesterday. and 76lso June 25 1874 In New
ark j. the thermometer reached 900 In the shade and
1859 In the In consequence Of the excessive heat
several Of sunsroke reported in the city snc
suburbs.
John Bergen Of No. BOA West Eleventhst- Wa sun
struck 81 the Bowery and Grand-st He WAS taken To
the Park Hospital.
James Murphy Of No. IS Cherryst. was found ct Bay
ard-st. and the Bowery suffering from sunstroke-
Cassimer Novakosk age %. Gil unmarried Russian OF
No. 81 Boxst Brooklyn, f. D.. was found Frustrated oy
the heat in Eaglest. about $50 D. He was taken 70
the Seventh Police Station. where despite the e1ertions
OF two ply scans lie died in about rcequarters OF An
hour
William Bogert q pedder. was overcome by the
heat on Jerseyave Jersey City, yesterday and was car
RED To the Second Precinct station-hOuse. .
Peter LOwery, painter, was overcome by tho nca.
while at work In GrOyest jersey City, and was carried
TO his home in Seventh-st
At O'Clock Last night Sarah Langford OF Orange was
found lying in Gregory st. Jersey CITY, insensiDle obe
taken 10 the City Hospital Ii Is supposed she vas
affected by the heat.
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4 CRTEL RETENGK.


From H.. Bempits ApDeG,-
TIE Newly ORR TRIBUNE has nearly
reached the acme OF newspaper perfection As
great ufYspauer, TIE TKGBUNE has no supe-
r,.r ou tne American continent. But IL has
nd 10 pay thl penalty 81 success The weak ana unfor
turate Newspaper cHricS no envy ~ s.hItas' r ~;
the paper which has by Drawn, bli.n ana superior
encr,,v t.ct and abutg been tliuu hant becomes at
oe An object of Jealousy envy and hate The most sleep
les and consuming. Hence The IkiBi NJ Is re
ncivinO thc concentrated wrath OF the other
Sow Y,rh uapcrs They attack il singy and
in force. Irt TIE ThiBrNE cares no more
~ a aauif- than does the fer The wolves that
bnv,i atlt 10 show the damage which ha- been don.by
this abus, THE TgiauNL publishes from the on IA! re-
,t ~ the Postmaster OF the City oi Newly OrE TO the
General giving the amour. 81 postage Iald
tx sarh paper H. the month VI JanF! LAST on their
rl.1rllar DdIflra.
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No use Of any longer taking L

No use of any longer taxing the large repulva ptnG
dras and raaseons pills. cGispo-e N crude aad bRy In
grerns put cheap wood or pssteboafd box- vha
can by ll application 81 chem ca science. eAu..k Al
medicinal properties from the most vl
nais roots and herbs and concentrate them into minute
granue larger than mustard seed, that can -
BY the sensitive stnAchs ana
fastIlons tases Each OF Or. PIEg PLEAsASr PLRGk
TIVE representa- concentrated FORM a nuoe
embodied In Of the "a % found
10 the drug From their wonderful cahue
power IA proportion size people who have not teA
Them are apt suppose they harsh drastic In e.
ali the the different active medic nal pm
cpr which they composed being harnonz one q
tho produce most searching and 0rvagt, 80
gently and kindly operating csthArtic The Pssn are soA
hy dt:llrI N uasiici
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26
LATEST FORgIeY NEWS
THE FOUNDATIONS IN FRANCE

THE FOUNDATIONS IN FRANCE
PARIS, Friday, June 2o-Midnisha
Gen. do Cissey, Minister Of War, accom-
panied the President and the Minister OF the nssnes
the scene OF the inundstona-
Tho Municipal Council Of Paris has voted 10000 Tor
the relief OF the sufererA
Eighty persons were drowned In Verdun. .
Eight hundred houses have fallen In TOULOUSE Az
Bordeaux the Gsronns u much swollen. but no serious
catastrophe is reported
ut said tina. altogether over 1000 hvss have Been
lOst In the foods.
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II will be seen that tho circulation " M IRiBtS
th-u,, the mails l. greater than that "f The HfrGM AMI
fines comDned or tnst Of The Eo,iG and Imes CON
b,,d ami almost as 20 as tat Of all lhTce OF thrse
other morning puprrs combined This was terrible re-
venve on the part THk IRR' NJ and Ia editors ought
"a o and pun shed by the venerable ana KIND
hearted Bergh In The SOafh the pcfsonaiiies ana I
fg which once dehgured the pres and male i' r
yttaitv oouiKaen TO a daily cockpit, have hecn DIS
carded hv the decent namhcrs OF the prers bnt III d
few towns aud cities there arc dirty hacbtudrus VINO
sfili seeH pntorfv by tgNiDg nth az their nighDuh
in s slfr casr- Fe advise te assacd contemporary 10
initiate the cruz, revenge OF TIT NiM okk ihIINt W
iisnbg te uouu 81 posiage paid by ,1e biacEguard
and hiD We TN. Tho nU-Cs VIII show no" sufh mean
envy and rcttY life diminish the circuatioh Oh INC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26
The CammI.sn riaf Of the B.dy.

The stomach the commissioned Of the physical sysscH
furnishes the natural sustsnxuco Of every organ ~
ordered whole body langishes but however aoeete ~
be restored by course OF hoeh
Ty. SIt "A Ri IKEA The regularity s operations vhce
ths srand tonic Alternative establishes II the most droc
obviatng ply seal debility impurities Oh ns s
affections Of Che dLscharsug organs we xhos INA,
the body 0bstructef tho outfO
weakened IN consequence Of insufficient con yee
o t- Il Is equally certain thar ~
rsase o the system being wholly throw on snrs
vital fluid and surchargs the b.s1 A1d so
which weskens and iDrAnrs tnesn
The B-rs strengthening the organs OF diseharss enAo
them 10 act vigorously and thus Deair tno pens ~
which would otherwise work tncalCulabls Injury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26
THE HON. OBADIAH B. MCFADDEN.

A San Francisco telegram says that the Hon.
Obadiah r. McEadden, ek,teegate t0'Congress from
Washington Territory died yesterday at olympia, ". T.
Mr. McFadden was a native % Pennsylvania where lie
becamc q lawyer and a member ~ the LEGISLATURE H.
ls43 Misrutng Oregon he became Associate Justice
OF rho Supreme Court In 1883 attaining ~ l-p5 The
higher position OF Chief Justice a. the supreme Court, In
WASHINGTON Territory, Which DO held three yoars. lie
was elected the last COugri Democrat by ma
Jority OF 7os over MI Gariede the Republican cand
.luA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26

FIFTEEN TO TWENTY DOLLARS SAvED.-Any
one wishing a frst-eass sewlngmachne can save trom
fifteen 10 twenty dollars by the simple strategy OF chOos
ing Wilson Shuttle Machine, OF the most perfect ana
capable machines ever invented IL has ever; Vaudbe
int,rovement that can be named and all IT'S seDds
know works with equal facility Ia ali classes OF work aud
on Ell kinds of goods. IL IA cold Oh Easy monthly pay
0,ents =, s27 and 500 Broadway, New-York; II Fourth
Il. Brooklyn T. D; 4 Newark-ave. JeTscy Cilyj 1bs
Eighth ave, and at Mays. New-fOrR ms Conway
yini a IL " good agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26
MIDNIGHT VEATHEB REPCBL

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OrFrcs or THE CHiEP SIGNAL OvrrcER, Z
WARRINGTON, Saturday June 90, 1871 Am.)
Synopsis for the Ddst tpentv- four hours
Stationary or higher barometer, south west
70 north west winds, slightly lower temperature, ana
clear weather prevail over the Atlantic States.
Southery winds partly cloudy, warm weather nWe
prevailed from the Gulf to the Ohio Valley .
Stationary higher pressure. north west to soutawest
winds cooler and partly cloudy weather over the LAKES
and Tie North West.
The rivers have risen at Leayen worth, st. Ious and
Memphis.
PrOb1bilities.
For the ddIe aud Eastsra states stationary OF kfqhf-
pressure south 10 nOrth-resf cinds and aighty
rOosr reathsr, Nth possibly occGstO't0I iJ4 kAIs "a
Western PENNSYLVANIA and NtC YORK..
For the Gulf >tates. Tcnnesaee and the ONO Valley
stationary pressure and temperature, s0utherv winds
aud clear weather.
For the Lakes, stationary pressure and tempe AZURE
soutlwes To northwest winds, cooler partly cloudy
weather and occasional light rain tho lower lakes
Tor the Upper Mississippi and the Lower Missouri Vs
leys lower pressure, slightly warmer, party sLouny
weather and sOutherly winds.
The riVais will remain nearly stationary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.

DECISION As To OCEAN DAMAGES TO GOODS
WASHINGTON Friday, June %. 1878.
A question has recently arisen IN the Treasury
Department under the by which damages 10 goods
occurring on the ocean transit be deducted est
mating tho duties, notice of such damage given in
ten days after arrival in port Certain goods arrived 10
New-York and to Chicago in bond. The o" nrr AT
tempted to have the ocean damages appraised there
within tn days after arrival OF Chicago Mr ConahI,
Assistant secretary OF the Treasury ruled tina: the AZ
praiscme nj should hayo been made in New-fork On a
reference of tie question TO the Attorney he has
written an elaborate opinion the effect that the sOl-
ton this question does not depend upon any ABSTRACT
reasoning upon any consideration Of it, ELECT upon
the increase dmnuton Of the revenue or the eOnve-
n.ence or inconvenience Of importers II depends
upon the tro construction OF the various acts ~ CON-
ress relating TO the subject The only statutes which
bear npnn II arc the acts OF 1899 1s3 1870, and 1872.
After examination of all these statutes the AZ
.Sr s s ssIT n5 O po % Of iva Is the
piacr where duties o. I've lquldaicd and the ocean
damage IL T." be ascefhiied alu '. '.t zen u,i5 W
rot gin until the port OF nnui destnitIJ 10 reached
The Board Of Indian Commissioners have requested
that officers Of the army be detailed 10 inspect no Indian
supplies at Kansas City. Mo; sioux City Iowa and
Cheyenne Wyoming Territory. The Secretary OF War
has directed Lieut. Sheridan Ia detail officers to
make tue inspections at tie points designated.
Naval otI>er- are now engaged III looking for the lag
est tug that be the bar al the mouth o. the
Rio Grsnde. When found the Navy Department VIII
hire OF buy H. arm it, and send II ut t. the Rio
Grnde IL viii serve sorcship Ind headquarters fUr
launch fleet, which latter are To b. armed WIN GaE
ling guns.
Treasurer New arrived tonight. lie will begin the
counting Of all funds and securities in the hands OF Gen.
Simmer The count will extend 10 the actual Inspection
aud handling of every separate npte DO "a epro
sentative value at present III ke possession OF the Treas
An indictment against Conrad McGrew for attempt 70
bride officer in st. Louis was received here 10
day and warrant Issued for his arrest He has just
rived here The Treasury department claim that be- hs
been very prominently connected with WHISKY matters al
rne Mest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26
FORTUNATE ESCAPE FOR PROVIDENCE

Providence, X. l., June Pa fire about
O'Clock this morning nearly destroyed the planning MIL OF
Albert Daily ON Dyer-st- Tho wind blew burning Gin
ders l. miles across the city setting FIRE to roofs on the
other side Of the river but prompt action prevented An
extensive confederation. The Fire Department saved tue
lumber wards surrounding tho planning mill Amos NJ.
Hawkins o. had sash and blind factory IN the upper
story The total loss is estimated a. rom 70
So 900 Daily is insured FOR els 900, and HSwKins ior
81 600 hOt In this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS

CENsURE OF NEW HAMPsHIRE's GOVERNOR
CONCORD, " H., June 25.-In the House TO-
day the resolutions censuring the Governor and Counc
in the senatorial matter adopted by party vote OF
IA Yeas 10 l66 NAYS The minoTttys protest agsns.
The resolutions, with their reasons therefor, Soro
on the Journal OF the House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26
BASE BALI.

At Trenton, N. j., yesterday, the champion
Boston Red Stockings defeated the Trenton Club IN
game Of base ball by a score OF 20 to ,.
In a game at London, Ont, yesterday, the
Tecumseh Club OF London defeated the ttpas Of Detros
the champions Of Michigan. by o score OF 10 To D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26
. Nrw.yogE BoNpnoLpER WINS HIS SUIT. y

CHICAGO, June 25.-In the case Of Mathew
ROLES OF New-York against the towns OF Spring
field and Elmwooi In this State, Judge Blodgott Of
TIL, limited atafcs Circuit Court held today that the
hands issued by these towns In aid OF the DIXON
ponrI, and Hannibal Railroad arc valid
. scsn Ia In direct cOnfraventiOn TO tho rulings or
tno supreme Const OF Illinois, and Of great Importance
10 ile houdhclder6-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26

have sent letter to IL Commissioners Of nh oss~
which they inform tho latter that the Rairosa Co@ns
aioners Of six states have consented To mset In
In convention July 20, 70 discuas paah tss sAAs
policy In regard TO railroads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26
REVOLUTION IN SONORA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June 25.-A dispatch
from San Diego reports o rumor Of . serious
rev ution In Sonora. Gen. Davoios. who WA In COM
mand on the frontier. is said TO BE- prisoner In the
b nds Of the revolutionists.
For other Forefqn N.lcs Ffrr Pdoel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26

SPEAKER MCGUIRE TO ADDRESS HIS CoSsrrTU
ENTs on THE SITUATION.
ELMRA, n. Y, June 25.-The announcement
WA made this afternoon that Speaker Mcclure will adj
drs his constituents on the situation In this aty, on
Wednesday evening Of next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26
5petial Notiees.

De.hrr. Pills are the remedy Chins
and Fever and Malaria
toSso pr iaclufIs Barton dsu.lrrs crass ma
Lalandc & Chveles boIteH a, tns sarsaE. 90 ,,-,.
Established 1853
re.r-Once Nesics;1The NAILS Fog EUROPE to. a.
Office follows: on TUESDAY At u NJ on wEDNEA
sHTChDSY a; and II.so n I-JANE.s. =. n.
A.-~us Eia-tc >toekInss. Belts Knee Caps Abdominal
cTg gtS5 st aaRsHs 'rrasa No NJ vs.syst Is e
Attendance.
rsd rh-fn DsS5" =. e, q.
Marsh COL az , Old Once No ve.ey e. Asl'r AsasA
The Great English Reurdv fsr Gout sud khsssssf.a.
sufferers the above complaints either OF
long standing advised to BIAIRs GOVT and RhEU.
90 tus remedy ever red to the pu6L aud have been una
sally used huroge tor many Year, with tho greatest sas
Prepared By PRoUT HARsANr 22s' strand, London,
wilamst, NewYcrk
Advertisers ae,,rins TO sam the stiea,os ssd pa.
tronzsc Of Farmers and Ayricnlturiscr. VIII ana THE
WEEKLY rRrpUNe the most valuable aud effective
dium II farmers and thoss Of
eiass than any other weekly paper published Advsrss
proper Classification. should bs handed n
or before Monday Of the week Of issae.
Tho Beet Rooms for Omces In Newly srk.-ovw hsA
THE TRIBUNE BUILDING IL nov occupied by us nsrnap
nent tenants They and AL thos visitors unite y prOs
nouncng ia cfccs the MOST Attractive aud al aass
considered tho CHEAPEST In t6kr. Contrary 10 the
eKpcc ation the building 10 be much the gste
al largo building the city. All the
nfuy finished hsni lAsbl There elegant 60
nrtureA heat and every All sxcssdinxy
light and airy porecy ventilated have outsds w,nasw
DIRECTLY with the oevs0rs aud Rssry -
have independent the ha Tho esvssss tn
side and both In good working order They
kept running from O'CLOCK the morning I'll long sfs -
night. very favorable Application shoxl -
made 1t THE TRIBUNE Counting room.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26

Mr.. Sparks is not going TO do any more In
connudr,iips He asked his wife why he like don
kew and abe said because he born and ne says
the answer IL very different from that.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26

Clergyman's Word. $1,000. q,
came from have 81 teeth exffacteo
with Inhalation OF gas, and wthoo. snSr
pain 80 wrote clergyman ast Wednesday 90 the scroll
Dr CoLrUk . the Cooper Institute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26
1JcrNsr IN RHODE ISLAND.

Providence, X. l., June 25.-The General
Assembly agreed upon License law this Afternoon ana
then adjourned until January.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26
MUSICAL AND DP4NlTTC NOTES
MTTGTCAT NOTES

The admirers of modest merit viii be pleased
TO edrn that Mr. Levy the corner player arrived by TO
Russia on Thursday. and ill shortly apperr NJ MI On
mOre's concerts. We assured tnat Be Drnes VITA
HIM gold chair presented to MIN Dy inc Emperor ~
Russia of the pictures hcn we nave seen
IN public places ~ H. represented ~ port cni) costume
OF furs We trust thAt h will REFORM se1 In HE char
and wearing TIC s But WIZ thcI he DO so or not the
public car depend upon bearing some marvellous VIZ
tuos0 playing whenever he makes lis aiI'dfance
At the recent siXtieth anniversary meeting
Of the Handel and Hay In Society u Boston the retiring
President Mr. Lorng Is. Bifncs presented an interest
ing report which gave not only statement ~ the pres
rnt condition OF the Society. but curious Iarcn
lars OF s history Th society embraces al present 600
active mem. RS ard il highly prosperous IN every
respect Mr. Barnes held he pres denot tOur years ana
previous % tint time for fifteen years Secretary
In both capacities his services 70 the sOciey we're OF the
vteat,,i value He was aso member OF the Board OF
1uIsteo4 from 1851 TO 1854 aud VS. consequently in
office altogether ~ years. His retc mt VIII be gen
orally regretted not only by tho Society but by the gen
era public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26
A (1ersvusu,s Wore

The Rest soao FOR family use PILES o. z Thh -
verdict Of Thousands Depot, $50 washinstonSt
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rosd more compact ths express time WIN b. rsdnssd
Is % 20 minutoG
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DIED.

All Notices Of Marriages mus. b iadovsed ~sA f'u
name and address.
Arizona citizen., 1875-09-25
BRIGGS GOODRICH,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW District Attorney for Pima county, No. tary Public and Commissioner Deeds for Texas.
 Office on Courthouse plaza, Tucson, Ari-
Arizona citizen., 1875-09-25
The Table

Is always supplied with an ample variety of WeIl-cooked food. No eXaggeration in this. Stage passengers and travellers by there understand 1t, and to them all un- acquainted with the fact are respectfully referred for information.
Arizona citizen., 1875-09-25
R. A. WILBUR. M. D.

CORNER PLEASANT AND CONVENT SITS. TUCSON ARIZONA. Will resume the practice of his profession Thursday, July 1. Will give attention by preference to diseases of women and chil- dren.
 Office hours from a. m. to p. m. and evening.
Arizona citizen., 1875-09-25
THEO. F. WHITE,

CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR.
 Deputy Surveyor of Mineral Lands' Tucson, Arizona. 5O-1
Arizona citizen., 1875-09-25
The Corral is Large

And is always supplied with Grain, Hay and abundance of good well water. Spe. eiaI care taken with stock or other proper fy intrusted to the proprietor
 Everybody familiar with Chas. H. La beree,s management Of Desert Station speaks in the highest terms of it.
 January 4, 1873. l6-tf.