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T'--~N'-'T
DUBUQUE Ia, Juno 25.-For montha past tho
papora Of tho 6tato haYo been filled with ao-
counts Of persecution and brutality in the con-
duct Of the State Reform School, located at
Ellora, Harding Co., undor tho management Of
tho Roy Joseph McCarty. Tho boys were
whipped on the baro back, stretched up by tho
thumbs, fed On magGosy meat, and shut up for
days III foul coils, until at last, and In
ordor to appeaae tho popular camor, Gov. Car
rontor appointed a committee composed Of tho
Board OF Trustees Of tho institution and citi-
xonB 10 investigate tho matter. Tho Committee
aitnr laborious aud patient investigation Of
many woekH, 1nl the Charge. Of brutality fully
confirmed, and, after consultation, at p. IN. to-
day, decided TO suspend htcCarty from tho BQ-
porinten1enoy. 1t having been Bhown. In addition
to bis other crimes, that McCArty WAS guilty OF
running OF important Witnesses whose eosttno-
ny was desired by tho Conmittee, and auppsoes-
Ing ovldouce. Gross irlogularIties laye also
been found in hls boots. aud those arc nov t1n-
Hnr aramtrntInu
, 1875-06-26
SUICIDE


Special Dspatth so 1hs CAtea9s Ts1buns.
FoSD Do Lac, Wia., juno 26.-Joseph Putnam,
formerly au lnuuenllal and prominent citzon Of
LamaEtlus, committed suicide yesterday MORN
loo. From tftean to eighteen yoArs ago ho be-
eame blind. aud from thst dste up to Tho time Of
hia death he remained slghtless. pistol was
u1ed.
Sp.etal Dispsteh to T'As Chicago Tti.uas.
DEs 1lo1HEa L., June 25.-Ax Clear I.ake,
cerro 1oEdo County, Jauaea Wright wanted
a1iss Baker fo1 wife but Aha did not want I'm
for husband, sud 4s sent : quantity OF arsenlo
TO quiet hts disturbed inv aEdusns, which Il &C.
surprise pt Tie young lady. WHO thought 10 xas sa
"only joking"
ELala, III, juno ga man was found On
, 1875-06-26
DIR. RA,DWAY'S
Regulating Pills

pstfsctly tAstsass stsxsotly coated with awest 4us
ssis P.. - ~ i,osdsss u IT, ssemsca
Mssa.aih, 7:,e
Be~sl p,Ies. and al pstRuzsu&uts ol ths yl
cosA, Warn 74nLsd " sAset posu1s 94tss FuEey Veg
etA1ss soatAetnA Nc MesuuY, hnAsalA ~ 1statszous
~ 0baeEve the following symptoms sesultins from
Disorder OF the DlKeas{e urEa1us -.
Ge9s9psttsu. aS.1d fis Foaes. Of tha nlood tu n.
f4ss reoa saIn... - Il Msxht III ste@.sh aoar
sssn s.nHaF nh + T., 1!st9 4a,5tsA .na Difficult
~ hsn..t!o9 .hen e Lying Posture Dha9s.s w
un Dsts Q! potsrs the :sht. Fsfos a9d Dull pat.
q: hap I'D E,ss P.a r. shs s;ds Ch. Limbs, aud
a isx dosea 81 RADAY,H FILLS VIII irus tho syston
bux. bold By 1rugxt4ts.
Isca&1 "FAlse and True"
send ons lettaE stamp 10 RAILWAY Gu. He. u
"; WATER ~ Nav York. 1naEwst0a worth 6ssAz4
, 1875-06-26

Special Dispatch TO 3hf Ch,c00o Tribune.
FoNu DIT Lac. Wis.,, Juno 25.-Yosterdny wo
spoke Of the arrest Of Mr. Higgins, charged
with forgery. Mr.. Higgins swora ont = warrant
for tho arrcst OF William Evison. Ron Of O. Evil
son. whose name had boon forged. ne also
sworo out warrant for his arrest, charging him
NTH having burned threading machine last
fall. Higgins af1rms that young EyIsou owed
payment.
William Brown aud Charles Va1hman weto IT,
roBted last night on suspicion tint thoy wers
burgfara, but there being no evidences, thoY
wero discharged.
Threo dwellings wera entered last night. In QUO
q watch and 5l5 WAS taken In another valua-
bio gold wntoh and chaln.
, 1875-06-26
GERMANY,

DxnLIH, Juns 25.-lu the Kammergsrscht, b
foro which tho appeal Of Count ron Afniua vas
hoard. tho opinion was to-day EeudArad that lhe
original removal Of tho documeots from Paris
MAJ nok puniahAhle, but that the Counts ofsease
consisted In tue subsequent setentlou and TO-
taoysl OF tho papers to Carlsbad.
Il u now aald tnst Coans ron Atuira will ap-
, 1875-06-26
BURNAH.
RMAKIfLAA

LoSnos, Juue 2a.-rho Thmes haa report
that roball!ou has bgokan out iu Nurnah.
LONDON Juno 25.-Dlspatches from India an-
nopace tbA. tho seal Of lho Mps Of Bu1uaa b..
bssn Affixed to the treaty with Great Bfttain.
Dtiesh saiaaion to tho King, with Bir Dougias
dalay to-day for Bu.ulan btsny deaths from
ta1utna Hs1s reported III The Karen country.
, 1875-06-26


NEW YonK, Juno 25.-It is re,orted that Car
ella, the Spaniard who stolo p,rtinn Of 1f,1il-
lo's famous picture iron, tho Cathedral Of Se-
villo. and who VAS kidnapped /. Cuba and sub-
Hequant|y sent to Spain, WIZ sll,t fev weeks
after hia arrival at Madrid, without trial by eyen
drum-head court-martal.
cAn11sT FORTRESS oFTuHEp.
MADR1D, June 25-lt is oilriAlly announced
that the important Cnrilst fortess Of Misagot,
ON tie lttver Ebrn, atsor aeigs Of several days,
was surrendered uncondlsiohAiy to Gen. Cam.
pos.
, 1875-06-26

Special Dispatch to TIE Chte1s0 1ffbuns.
DAVENPORT, 1h-. juno 25.--1n thla city, last
evening, gentleman namod Jarnes Abrams vna
knocked down on the stroet aud robbed Of 4
watch, revolver, aud some money. uo uaa In
jurcd soriouely. Tho robbers wero arrested to-
dny.
On train on tho Chicago, Took Island L ra-
citlc Road yesterday, Mr.. Fred Case WAS robbed
Of $1,000 by mofte mon.
In Muscat!ne yesterday man uas knocAed
down and robbed Of largo autu OF moneg. Tho
thieves and hiaek!ogs are roaplng rich harvest
hcreaboutH.
, 1875-06-26
LAKE VIEW.

H1UH.kCHUUL E4kIVlBE@.
The hsEe audience which haIhd the spacious
Hish.Hchool Lall Friday evening raa amply re-
rsid for coming cut, notwithstanding tho warm
wesshps. Tho character Of tbs exercises wa =
pIesAant sarpxiss to many who have not kept
pasaea IN kAkAxd 10. sh4 educational progteas
, 1875-06-26

H1LeQ ~ CHC6SlN0s
6neefa1 bspafch to The Chttaao Tribune,
ALTON, ILL.,, June ga fatal accident oc-
cnrred last evening on tho Chicago b Alton
Railroad, shout miles below tito city, by
which \ young man namod Franeis Clayton
lost hin life. Ho wAs returning homo Ia
a wagon, with farmer namod Conoway, With
whom hs usa employed, and, Wien near tho
crossing, conoway saw tie train coming, and,
ton either accidentally fell Or jumped out Of
the wagon aod WAS struck By the pilot OF tho
engine, lie MAS brought TO this city lust nighs
but dioa Al hour afterwards.
, 1875-06-26

ST. Louis, juno 25.-J. L. Hicks, An old and
wcll-known citizen OF ocoola, No., was e1ot and
killed. In tAat town On Wednesday by John E.
Cole, City Marshal. Hicks WAS drunk and dis.
tntbtng the peace. when Cole expoatulAted with
him and tried to quiet him. This only
exasporatcd Hicks, aud when Cole at
tempted to arrcst him 10 struck tie
Marshal several blows with heavy stick.
Cole TINA shot him twice, Uounding him in the
head and arm. IIlcha wns then laken into
store, but fow minutes after broke away from
ltts friends aud attacked Cole with hoavy char,
wllen tho latter again shot lin twice through
tho body, killing him. Hicks waa d powerful
mnn, aud very desperate when drunk. Colo's
Rciion la Sustained BY tho ctixena.
, 1875-06-26

fpecfaf Dtspateh to 7hs CAteaao 14tot,ns.
CINCINNATI, June 25.-Ooorge Teasiali has
boon arrested at Salamanca on suspicion Of the
fcndssh crime Of throwing switch al Hamilton,
s.ear this city, last Tuesday night, aud causing
tho death Of q fireman. running m engine, and
endaogerihg passenger train un the Atlantic Il
Great Western Railroad. lie was discharged
employe on tho clnolunatl, Hamilton L Dayton
Road 1t iA eAit THAI willie drunk ho hoaAtod OF
tho csimo, and sald ho did 1t to got ovou.
, 1875-06-26
STRUCK az LIGHTNING,

8bfe7dI D1s3ateF % 7'he CH1caao 7Ts6Vn1,
6ourH BEND Ind june 25.-Ths afternoon,
in an almost clear Atmosphsro, Z thundor crash
struck tho works OF tla uisd4ell misunderstanding
Company, breaking out somc windows. Tho
lightning fash waa but slightly Visible.
, 1875-06-26
REARRE9T.

6psttat Dfspa&eh to Ths Chseaos Iffbutse
DANy1ILr, ILL.,, juno 25.--Iho BheriY of Plat
County arrived here thls morning and took In
custody ono Ste ephenson, Who broke fail Ut 3fou-
ticello somo uma sinoo. uia arrest was objected
ty Qllcer puukln OF the pQlica fprce,
, 1875-06-26
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinsry and Womb Dlsesaes. Gravel, Diabcps L.pesy
s:opp.xs Of water 'naoni!usnoa II urios. Nights
easc Nbnnnutia and Ia Ill wara tisr5 IN brick
d1'tdcpnss, le wates + thtok, ntnudy i1sd With
snnsancS. ke tho Whilo y ~ egE or threads like white
%hs .s. dsr, I'D when there pekax
OF tbs back and along tho lolna.
Tuator sf Twelve YcnrB' Growth CnrcA by
1en1wny's MeaolvenE.
NkvERLy, MAss., Juls H. lsfs
Pr. RApwAx: hAyo had ovarian !ulnue tn ho otarcs
t." lris sseIyIhlnx ast was 1seaanisntlo Int aot.
lug holne1 NC. ! yoas ltesolvnnt, and thought
ier lesrs tosk s1 hoies e tns Ne.oivoat
ltes! Roes and thac not agn Of usnur 10 b. seea
et te!t md tool bstseE smarter md hspp!or than
Lille Of ~ hcwet. tho Rrol Trs this 10 soa ior
tho bsIelt of othat YOU publish 1t ii ypn chp,a1
Price, u pot bottla.
, 1875-06-26

Spsetat Dtspateh to 1hs Chicago 1stbur&.
DIooa1s0ToN, ILL.,, Juno 25.-A stx-year-o]d
daughter OF James Il. Trenton, = carpenter Of
this city, aaa severely II not fatally injured BY
savage COW, owned by Harrison Pike. Pike will
he arrested aud 4ued for dnlnage.
, 1875-06-26
tTNCHEp,

1Np1ANApoLls. June 25.-A mob Of shout 1875
mpa lyuchod : colorsd man named William
Keen,es, At dsccnheld, Ind; tonight. He vas
arrested In Hush County for attempting 10 COM
nit fepo on white lady. and removed from
ltuahYi!le 10 GEoentlett for feAs OF violence.
, 1875-06-26

6tEtIdE Uspalth % 1Hs Eh1cQ00 IF3bNnk
LAasiso. Mich, June 23.--A child years Of
age vas killed by stroke OF electricity during
thunder shower yesterday at 81. Johns, The
cnrrent followed tho stoye.ptpo in the houHa
where tho child aud brother weso nleeping Gu
the aoor. Tho brother was not inju1ed,
, 1875-06-26

No Verdict Yet, mud No Probability u
MI AxFcGthenf.

No Verdict Yet, mud No Probability 81
mn AxFccmenf.
6pfe'ds Dsoosea 70 ~ thea'c 1rfo"nf'
NE" 1o'a" aune 1o'-1he jury IN tue becchof
caeo paeaed Foty restless night. The large
cnut.-foom' III "hch tneS aaa loaG'hsa tos tho
nRh'' haa 10" conseheoces tor s'oop'ng' anu
lucy p@saeu Inc n'Ghs III olscuseloht OF, na
M smo ot'leef On enafa without said, In growing.
~" Pol'ts "pot1 WINCH lucy otsPu1ea OF sro"ied
co"'o not 10 escoela'hoo. ~ very early hour
.aes "eio eo'u'e'ea nfs'h 10 s'o l"ty-raoh'' on
.ao aoos sDoss, "uu .nss ,ae5 Occupied dntna
s'so as5' r'9aa 'no ooaa'"n'uts taFk oe'o"
'"'sa ~ uo"a
"Aacahp TIE "Hsno"a OF THE J0Rf.aooa'
"uu ulo" a" AoFss 81 iutetenees fton sno oeea-
eisna s'lnpsoo nao VI 'ne ]"sofs VINO appfoAeh-
~ sao "Aaoo"e' Anefo "efe 'annmo'ap'o m
u'o's oa7oa upot WIN Wa eeen' os aupposca 10
,e ~ ooo.' -. suose ~'auo"7 Wy 'na esHsf efo"a
oo'o"' phs @us CONCLUSIONS upon saoh M apstfa
A,,e oae.p "o.e " ."1oot aa"'1'ns u "n5 a'3'oue
'one4ae.ssv"' n.sN ,..-..
1ao pso"a "A'o.1 uppeateo ~ 'ae aoo'8 VI lug
eo"' t-tov'n easof LUZ ao1htttaheo "as as BleaE
90 wv, ~, uos .no ptanH'sn. PERSONS on e''he1
eia' u'a no' appear oof'ns tue oa7'
h"o' "ksoHs@
*etus ~ III PtomP';y ~ ~ O'CLOCK, an houf oefose
.as ,a qsual nrne, ieanlog on 1nogo toFte's a1m.
nAs' E9aftoi too' entorco tne couf1-Toom About
lalf-raat IL o'clock to bo mot with round Of
applause. but Mr.. Doccher aud tho rost Of hts
counsel did not make their appearance In tho
main room during tho tIav. 1,hoy 1iHed nhout
tbc nb, ,nhor. .d;o,,t,c M IN ~. oor.i1or s,,t
49, 49,. -. ~ ~!eo"o ~s'@ ~ >o' '4aoi' INV
10 q 1ulo sho courtroom Tae
DESERTED NJ TIE rnOMYSENT CHARACTERS
in thu caso. Til,on. and prvor, and Mo,-fa NJ
IT. ,,,..at VA. .1.o H., ~ tr.,,. a.. ,',t
ne .oa"ao1' WHY uno :" '"o july os1A'aoe'' oo'
not ID tho main ROOM
Nothing definite can be Learned a. to tho btu-
tus Of tho iuEy, Tho friends Of TIton. and in
dsed hi. eaun,a clatto tbat thcr at.n1 viii, Ia,
~. nj. ~ Tn.~ s,s..,',.." ~. " n,',ss.
t1eTs, Oa'1b, ana 1n"5ee' onsuhhte LOT Illson,
anu tAa Deaohsr pa0fla adhie that thcaa threo
are against them.
The turv sent dawn dnr,na tho ttav Ia ask that
ths Tot ~, ~ tha 1ra,a,s 3D.. .:,.t,r. >. ~.
$1,000, x ~ .,,ss ~ .s.s 1s', ~ sn-
cu"ssaet'sl e'!uenoe ano As 70 1i1a. Monlsoh
might be sout them.
Thore has been
/ ror,,,xn M, +x,,c,-s -n, ,,,,.
, 1875-06-26

MEnRum, Juno 23.-Caps shunk, Of tho
steamer ainnoola, aAya when noar the head OF
Island No. 10 ho WAS hniled by Capt. Hay, OF
The steamer Belle Shreveport, In yawl, Who
wanted the Minusola to 60 to tho assistance OF
tho Belle Shreveport, which waa In aiDkiug con-
dition In tho chute. but 10 far had by the aid Of
sypl.onB been able to keep tho boat atloat,
Capt. Skunk teplted that his boat was too heavily
laden to cutter the chute, but he would send tho
Parker. which he mos IL miles below, aud sout
to tho reliof Of tho l}ollo. The Grand Tower Ia
expected tonight with furthar Intelligence from
thoro.
, 1875-06-26

DRApFoRD, Ont, Juno 25.-Duriug = heavy
gale yesterday Lshon ual, large brick build.
ing, was blown down. A. public school uas In
session In ths basement as tho time, and QUE
pupil was ktlled and threo sasfous!y injured.
Several other bu1dngn we're unroofed snd blown
down. The same storm visited Iungator. dam.
some extent,
, 1875-06-26

Sptefdi Dfspateh to Ths chfeaao 7rtbuns-
HENHY, ILL.,, Juno 25.-Four young mon,
olneyB. Watson and George Caywood Of Farm
iogton. Fulton County. Iii, sud Frank Chris.
man and 7. dsiswold. Of Milo, bureau
County, willie boating on the Illinois
Itlvet tllia afternoon at this point,
Tere tenpted to try tho falls OF the dam, aud 70
hwift WAS tho undefcurrant that tho skin was
upset. aud Watson Was drowned. Young Watson
specially connected. Ills ago was a..
, 1875-06-26

Tho brewers Of Cincinnati are getting up =
combination 10 protect themselves Rxslnst tho
small aaloon-kceperA, vlo arc continually beat.
, 1875-06-26

REVOLUTION IN SONORA.
San TnASctsco, Cal, June 25.-A dispatch
from san Diego reports ruuor Of a serious
revolution In Sonora. Con. Davolos iu COM
uaand on the frontier, ID said to be pr|aonar In
tho hands Of tho resolutioniats.
, 1875-06-26

Esety drop Of The ssrsaparilIsu Reso.eus oommunl-
,h ana jaee. = RI .;tsn ns rspsiss
Is ke;ptas M sypa!. eoa.pt!on. 9I.aduaf nloels
other parts oi us system, soro oyc1 sisus1oras dIs
charger tt.4 tho and tho wnt forms ot sEia IT,
fhonn m1: e5y,ap9!as 4 ses black 'pss E9ma sho e
painful dlschsreos night sveas loss OF aTsl sad Ill
wsstss Of ts III. pfsnepfe within ths curative range
wi roso 70 any pes.on ualns 1t for Other lioase il
II lilo patient. daily becoming rcdacod by ths wastes
and dcoomposon that il continually prnErsstn1,
VIZ now ,,I f.sn heslthy this
for whom opco this touy oonrncos tts work 1t purs
esttnn md eMctseds in d1mfnlshtnx tht loss wests
fee, himself growing bnttsr and s1nHc ths d.
incrcaslnR S '1
Nns only dns. tho ssrsaparllIAn esnl.snt btdat al
known remedial axsnts 10 Of Chrunic Eefnuop1
t1Fo euro for 49,
, 1875-06-26
FEVER AND AGUE,

PsvsE and Aeue cured for hsty reuts. There ID oct
fet1t4 agent t tho world that will fever aud sxpe
ID ID 81 atist nGE s91 1.S1 ts.a 1sq%: ~
tadw.ys Ready Kalst. Fifty csnts psr bottis 40SA -
sold by UtusGlstA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21

didn't Introduce hilnsrlf ooh" he answered. have
been quietly Studying the wants Of the college, ard see
tlRt she might ~ hcpehee b. having few thcuSnps
more" B, fore his last Illness he called m q brutnef
lawyer and dlctated his will There" sid Ee wecn
10 q. shsd" " my he-WOrk. And hls y ne
work" together with his fame he Las connected
with the % Dartmouth the college nat gave hlin
hOscr.4ry .Tcy Thy iuVetsuIy III ls tsLlsc ar
vet h., taken Il consists OF bonds stocks and landed
prop riy. With the exception oi small annuiteS
has al ca le 10 Dartmouth. President ohii,. Who is
II ~ the aiIs ntrasars that 10 Is o te called te
wentworth Fund, and "a substantially legacy OF bali
million Wishn i've wears the income cen zee ureC Tor
any purpos vhates at tine 1iscre un nt tie trustees
POINTING NJ Dartmouth II ahOYc pnr. The Ann M we
already gwen the Association over LOO, AID ihf lds
thil.e Lave p,es MED tLc with hi's onie
fal made o. green bunting. On Whlch b. lnsti.ci u"
large while lf,iss the Dartmouth" The follow
IN Is the programme of the prize speaking or ue
Cardc and LocSwood prizes 70 the coll &c cnnFcA u"
morrow evening:
8 orrfn prescott MaNson-.Msrk Aniony's
ion - -. Shakespeare
Nq.6a III Ns- Minute Men " ti,e Revolution II
D. tf,ui - aaa Bard Ct" The Centennial t,le-
e. GEORGE ilis0n Brown" Individuals
:. Lewis Prescott bo+-ntia-" Buri1 March ~
: Y, il ma eu,. Van Viict a .r.at Gca
D. Carer Eastman ate he curse OF Beguus, Ken -
10 ii4n COtsst 1 Grkr The Sfr Schiller
IL. samuel Alri,ir rhOuPson-" The Traitors Death
10 Join rcrto worhcn TIE fIausaris Death SIX
II. Arthur has arke ihe NagaDonds -Tro1sL 20
Jarvis ri Cicero and Cali 1s -tTns
-. Wulsm :, Is ster Forrest Reconc iiatOn,"
10. John ose Ha1,n" The Brave Man, ....... Burger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
DICKINSON COLLEGE.
PROGRESS sINcE THE REORGANIZATION or TIE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND STUDENTS

PROGRESS sINCE THE REORGANIZATION or TIE
FAcULrY-PROFEssOG AND STUDENTS
frrou SPECIAL. CoRRE.PO>DiNI OF TUE TLIHrNEl
C,rttsLr. Penn, June 19.-DickinsOn Col
here en Tie present year. rnc nincy-thtd OF Us ekl-'
epce Ia . midst or great eKeiten, n eFused bJ The re-
organization tacuity. Four months Z" we year 'e
in.tt t,u was hrssed by vexati0us ltisaton he re-
moved or.,sors seeking their pos lions y
local proc ~ Finally difficulties were anicaby
,rr,,g a. and the new professors we're let IN lTiceihie
ma si.o, of their e. airs P.of W. +. Fisher, Who sue
de a. n chair of Modern fangnages is gradu'tt NJ
Dickinson VINO after teaching short time vent To Ger
many and ,nirsued his ssades az Heidelberg Prof j.
H. Iipincott. The present Professor oi Maine
u,aic~. is an instructor II large experience, and
mathematician 81 unusual shiL lie - grad-
uaie If Dickinson, and member 81 the New
rk Crier nee Of tie Metbodist Episcopal hnrch The
Rev Charles Little, formerly pastor of Chi1rt ' IT,
ttorch pt.G lpna. il the Professor 81 Philosophy
ana English Literature. IL ~ gi'dii'c oil "a" t-
yesity OF Pcnn> Iganl aud spent some time "' berh
IN the study vi history and philosophy The new pof's
no. ar, All clin -stiy,lv young ul'n etiisi-dc il
th,r work. and 10 succccl because ihey mean 10
,ar,,ed Tie older members Of The l"c.iy' Drs'
,f.,u,.V Hines and naimau, are Of established
refutation Dr. Mlcaulay, the President was Tue repro
sentative of the General Conference OF the NJ l. Church
Il, tie Eurl. Wesleyan Conference In 1874; Dr Hines
- well EBawn by his eGtr Dutiois ~ scien.ii.' hsae
and Dr. Hartman hgs been e0seu N "riic t'e ~ "'i"'
ION Ia the sDrIptuIes' ~ the ne" series OF he.'A'
standards" Ia be pubishet uiidSr tne sHi'' ''"h Va '
E,v. q. X. Crooks, h. - .,...
Tin. nuatseI OI stud during tIe pr SEM c"c-i'''
vear ha- been greater tnar - any tim" ~nrt ir f
AMI tneie n promise II large Freshman class i'f '
,.l, ,tar. Ie graduating class iAlnlcfr - Al u7
Of TIL aud men ~ con -iicLut iil.
Eirl are 10 hecoIle crrr5fncn, iiF1"4-, t'ice
49,, -ctauS ant tie to enter INTO IN mess III
tl, fri ilqr ia the history 0f tic cnhesr We Ahlt4
lake part n tie den' nations ~ me lr'~is tbis ytht
i ~, ~ or,,cuted ~ hard tive ,lsitors. chosen a.
ne ANIMAL ,- INK The Aluial Lave 10 ia telr power
IA. iuutnz thois.- ana pril-- 10 lhri' AZ hiiVl4
v he nr,,- l-fiiy tne cucgc. N Is haFtLy proper
Icrnai- 10 demand LIS slali pm chase thcf STUART
81 p,4 e. lu hc m.n iIcMt % tie insii@i.bn nGt di
"a II arirur ~ ui'n what Hn Ahulll f--D 'D
can base claim Ia paru"at- II thc control =" 's A
A.lr uulc.s upon tlr tniacipna ACTUALLY con
ter,d. until ibel AluIu- sliy dcb.ui 20 'hr
b, nv prcs, nj Na.sn ay IN he second Presig teran
hr, of Carlisle which by courtesy 81 lis scstiun
g. 49,. ser1uu al the Rev. DR.. Newman Of Washington
\, - WHO h "a, preach before The hOciety ~ k-Asips
lA nv Emory Cha 81 being too siail I" hcc"iiiou~'e
fu,... y 10 usually gather Al slciI services.
lF1r BiocataIregx ssrlnOns zee Third fags.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
DErARrURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
MONDAY. JUNE p.

TUESDAY,. JUNE IT,
FOR Europe VIA AMI IIV, rloo o. u1 s. y
,thaftsn mails else a. II sup. leneut?iy .li -
e,on,l steamship sails AZ p H. RON 'ei ~ "
Fg CbA and Mcricc by steamship city u Mcsieo mails
close .i D. supplementary Nal u tl1 :. -" .. "i
s...,uI-iiy sails A. IS D. a. Pier 20 So4eh i.' er
r. ,, "a ~. Ito ~, ~ .1,f-ol by me 7'ramsf. p
Scyths mails e. at so u NJ No 0hPileie'i.y
Steamship sals al ~ u from nrArt DotA -. - b,-
Ron Bra h. ihe Argentine urplulc st the west Ina - IN
the s,eaAsh ont.rio. mails oSe Ar O. ~. "A -,
tay Mil IS c.oe at - p. stea ship sls a. y H.
from i1er No. - A Ai;t 2 i 4 ySl Irxr 2A
Tor FurUe yin Pi mouth therDoll AMI Iarionrg ~ W"
steamship -.ctli, l1s caae ai i-l' N, !, = IA
nom l..r q. loot 0i Third Sc. lluloAr L.. -, ill
tfua. hy fcanaiip eN OF vera ~ ,, 20"
p per so. o.. NortI 80
roe uy ca: -e s.p Gamma nous 81 a.
a. 7'14'' "' SAILS y ~ +, 'f'D ~ - ,1Sr a.
MAI. ior IS e3fo midland close II lie Nc" 1o'~ i0''
ever, uiy ar 80 D. %. 49, 49,. A.. >-or., pan,
\ liai os .la.iv. " 8, IS closed At the NcW-lorA f"'
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Tor England. -aA, o.. % Na.ts, by inc s''a' Il ~ ~
co,,,i 40 Steamship s4s al j o. ii.0i4 l''4 ~ -
AuliA ilstf r...... ,,,fs .ioso n
leui.ly dai h. ctf-'l ~ ~ D. IA '''--'P
All ti = ni from Pier No. %. Nol-h Lver
FOl France dirr, Oy tne teaais..p rance mds ,~e
a. n. A ~unn.mrI try i'i ~ ''''' ~ 'i - '''
snip -as az N ,s, from tIer 40 90 'ori .sset. -,
lpf europe. ,lit A py ilc ~ i'. 80 u" ~
at - H. supplement aJ Mai loss, a u. F,','
lilc- p. Steamship -iIs AZ - h ir"n ti H"'
" For inn r,f b, tine -teaa-idp sta,e 4 Nsvaia mails
For and rno-. 'Ls 10y nrslsiR .tNS Id .o
AZ 70 'n-ip sails a, IL d. u' iom - II 40 o. -'''
Ms.f,r Key West by Che steamship Geo " ,rae close at
y. steashp sails a. " M from yer ~" - H'A'' i"'
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Ar Mails close 1t o,oe4 rAe Poa'.Oaee . open
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
SHIppLvG NrELLLGENcE

PORT oF NETWORK commemorative 10.
e,a-,ss,p Celtic. Krlle Liverpool via Queenstown r.
oors .n,.t, city Of Berlin ,Br Kennedy liverpool J. O.
steamship Erin CPrl Andrews liverpool Queenstown
val ,Br samper Bristol. " Moran
sts,ssi. n l Ri -lt1 IL sIw Henderson To-
steamship Main 1Gerh Lest bremen va southampton
siean..p e T. Funch (selgl Kuudsen, Antwerp Punch
steam. - Of Texas Bolscr Galveston via Key West
w. 9i I iiltn eager Nep, orleans Cqars seaman
~t.gm,up Herman Ii. ."n Mallory ~ 44lia1 !" L.
"- r Charleston Ber-y Charleston J. W. ounidri &
steamship Regulator Doane Wilmington. y. C., VIM. r.
: , ~ ', wyanore Ccueh Norfolk City Point
mon, G. ~ g. XII lit Chichester Georg. town. . c.
- .sap Geo W Flder, Re4i baltimore, Old Dominion
t.ealslp Crescent Ci,y Cart's. r1iacyn" -" p clyde
~t,n,.fip NARROWER Frlis PHILADELPHIA james Hand.
steamship Cen whitney. IsiirtL lo'on, IT, r. DnAoeA
slip iasma Or, t,i.,I inter- O.,n'.,n 500; it,,
i.arA luer Aoi-e-Aup, C"fN Tor oruefs, <
Tar1 SGoca P4aelmo Oal, Bosio Cork or Famou'h for
ar = TN .airS Cork or Falmouth lcg os4ers J. C.
itrF slvna. Johnson GLASGOW J. IT, Winchester 4 90
BARK Bergfis'rcn (>or. wcsenD rS, Antwerp, Tetens
u r i,t peter Dahl ,Ner). Roterau Funeh
ts oiirte lArs) wark. woutevdoo for orlr Norton
IT, x on Nh Johnson. Kingston JAM Leaycrlft & Co.
Fs iI-ury Vsrtse tfocser, AEuada. p r., Miller
@ LACK swan, wslaae. st johns, r., T. Z. HurIbut
BIZ J. H. Gillespie CGr Foster Halifax, y. s. C. W Der
'4 -err. Ella woraen. youn-s car Island Master
So.r. q H. Eoons'n Cr4g Pc lin5 v n' D"aglas 6 60
scir bArtis tie.ce !l2s'f. l'3'.' y j. ~.nosis
aci.r. nAle Chev-Ler, 20. &C. Ne~-iondon Delaney
sc,r ias Palmer, Palmer siam,or, stamtord Nana-etur
s.Sop Lotus Jarvis south AIa,oy, J. B. Gregg.
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